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VOL. 41 NQ. 34 Mulling Addnau .. N:jr~THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1970 1 PTUTUoi *?, iprlnail.ld, KJ. 07081 M.lll V ly , ' Poiil m Sii'inulmld, M.J 15 Cents Per Cqp Top police differ on traffic effect of shopping centers

- -. By AliNERGOLD some 270,000 vehifcles a day "on d slow day in /Police officials, in cornthunities- with-largo' June." .<•'_. • • •shopping .centers which might be comparable to Tlie chief added that traffic backs intd^. ihe one expected to be built by Alexander's secondary roads, "but only during the Christ- , Department Store in Springfield disagree on mas rush and when there arc major sales. He Lhe effects die.' ,s(ore:j have on local traffic said dial there iff; no traff 1c problem during patterns, ihcLeiidcr discovered tWs week. . school hours. Reports of the shopping center, to.be con- Chief'Nicholas commented that Paramus, structed on tlia south side of Rt. 22, widi ac- wilh some 30,000 residents, has th> three cess from S. Springfield avenue, have aroused- "large shopping centers and tworna jor Industrial , concern among _ many Springfield residents. areas. Auiive, he said, call for 51 percent^, They have predicted "traffic jams throughout of die work of his department, for bothtrafflc the town, an well, ay sliarply Increased de-T" -;—--—"TT^ (Continued op page 4) vices. Proponents uf the plan liave said that it would 'liriijj£_iiL-£iibstanti;il irfx revenue.. (See editorial on Page Fuurv)~ ~ '"" ~' Poof opens June 20) Police Commissioner James Conlon of Union v said diat there .ire no significant local traffic membership available problems'stemming from dicTwoGuysstoreat Morris avenue and Rt. 22. He pointed out diat Tho Springfield Municipal.. Po"6I" wJU open access. ,,10 - tlie store is facilitated by..a-jug- Saturday, June 20, A Recreation Pepartment handle turn on Morris avitnue, buUt^jvith sQb-%~ spokesman said that memberships are stili Htandal financial support bythe'gfore. available. * Conlon added that tlie Two Guys store is lo-^_ Badges for the pool can beplcked up June 8 cated beside two major traffic arteries. He ro 20 at the Sarah Batley Civic Center from" 9 said diat the 'Springfield project" appeared to • a.m. to 5 p.m. They also can be picked up on ' be in a more vulnerable spot, as farjas traffic Wednesday and Thursday evenings, June 10, is concerned. ' / 11, l/and 18, from 7 to 9:30.J|. ._. " . .

1 ONr THE DOTTED UNE— Pupils at Florence Gtudlneer School hold the first'sign-In1 oi abuse plan at the school. Signers sport- buttons which-illustrate their support for the T1IE SUORTinLUSMALLinMUlbumcauscs tHB 1 Agi-f— No* Mjk'-pmps»m-Tt;ny a i-n Wfgirtng- n pl»figA which Is part of the anti-drug campaign. Additional'sign-ins'are planned. 's no local ^(raffle, problems at all, according fo Police Chief Paul Tigag. Hesaiddiatonlycon- Primary voting gestion in the area occurs at die end of die day, when a large insurance firm in,the area dls^,, 656 students misses its workers. The Short Hills Mall, he noted, is remote irom tlie Millburn residential runs righrtftfwn areas. "' Paramus, widi three large-shopping.Centers— sign a 'Not Me'containing some 80 stores, does have ^Omema- jor problems, Police~Cliief Jolm Nicholas told the party lines the I_votes from local Democrats. His opponent, inary publicity, 656 middle school youngsters Hudson County State Sen. Frank J; Guarini, 1 Nijjned die VM9 Me** pledfief and received garnered 121,' - • , ' 1 "Not Me* buttons, it was reported by Ellen support guidelines _ Nelson G. Gross,'Republican organization -Kumpf, .chairman""of'tlie local organization* choice, led by almost as comfortable amargln "It was beyond our wildest dreams tliut die for tenant, landlord over James A, Quaremba, 4D8"to 125. James kid:; would respond widrso^udieii^iusiasm/* A. Gavin had 36 votes. ;i|ie said, *..."" -•••.. • • •./*•" Robert Weltchek and Arthur Caprio^ I)pmo- One significant difference might be that ScliooL officials gave eudorseijieui to tlie —crariC'canLUdates for .Tpwnsliip CfiVrrtnittee,- -Williams was among* the top men on the program-and have* called, irrh" f i rT-wr-'p-'il "s^ep till;; week released a statement supporting —Democratic side, while Gross trailed the forward in combating tlie dru^~ situation in apartment dweller;;' right** to proper service other Republican nominees. 1 .Springfield, "When youngsters are'f'.iven the and maintenance standardsj adding that this Incumbent Rep. Florence I . Dwyer led ' v responsibility of helping dietnsulvcs, it is has been an is sue of long standing among apart- all Republicans, as she usually does, with much more effective than* adults 'trying-, to ^inent dwellers in Springfield, 572 votes. Daniel F'. Lundy, who will carry ~ influence die dunking of die teeu-ajjer/' one ' — Citing a resolution and ordinance introduced tlie DcinocratiC'banner-aguiust-her in Novem- official -commented.. / |>y Democratic Comniitteeman Nat Stokes, ber, had 493. This program, is specifically aimed at dial Weltchek and Qaprio called for "action now" lu die nominations for Township Committee concept, teen-a^enj influenciuj' .udier youn&- Instead of simply '.'promises, hearings' and candidates, all- four -contenders . were un- I 9 iiturs on tlieir_own level 10 initiate a start in opposed. Republican Mayor Henry J.Bult- TUNEFUL TEENS — Mayor Henry J. Bultman Joins in a musical ~ They, are, from left, Karen Peters, Sally Grelner, Ginny Harb.ii.-k, reducing the problems of'druy alni.se, Their statement1 follows: mau.Jr, had 532 voles; His runnlrigmate, Interlude with Springfield Cadette Girl Scouts' who lasr week were . Cindy Kloux, Laurie Ross, Holly lluneke, Nancy Soos and Gladys "Anodicr ""siyn-in"iiJ pliiiined forHIext week - "Muny of us tiyid to think of Springfield J. Scott Donlngton, had ^526^ Their Demo- capped as senior ecouts and presented first class scouting awards. Roth. .._._' _ • ~ " '.•'••' at die school, and a group of (Jaudineer "Not us a community oi homeowners—families in _ cratic opponents are A. ArthiurCnpria^with Me" teen:; will travel to'thc Sujames Sciiool prfvate, one-family houses; worried about 547 votes, and Robert T. Weltchek,^wtflir" -to hold a "sign-in" diere lifcim junction with taxes and cral^rarts ancruxperiaiciug the joys a program on ding abusc-to-bo lusldtomorrow.__ -of— raising children—in a wonderful town! The three incumbent Republican freeholders Eight Girl Scouts Tenants' committee selects Molt? pouter parties are planned, Ko-thac Actually, there is a sizeable population living also stiowed sirengd»-in—Springfield. Their Spriii&fluld residents can. bo continually in Springfield which nines not fit this picture. vote totals were: Jerojno M. Epstein, 529/ renilnded of-die "Not Me" concept by having, ' Tljeso are tho apartment dwellers. - . Artliu- A. Manner, 534," and Charles S. Tracy receive honors at tlio insli'iiia visiblejdiroughout die town. If any 'The families living in npartnionts in 539. .,... :....—: — • - representatives, alternates ieen-ai>cr can-have or urrangu a poster p:trcyf : t _Sprliirfield ^slmre^many problems with those The Democrats did-luive a contest for die -•ho is ui^cd to contact^t:lleu-Kampfat ii7 >-632B " living In private homo;;, bur they also"face- "freeholder nominations. The three organization Court of Awards Three onc-ycur representatives were elected constnictlon of more KUburbiiii liuuslny. • .- •••for mate rial;— • — some unique ones. The major difference is in choice;; led easily, as they did throughout the lilglic-Cadette Girl Scouts from Troop 471, recently by dip newly-formed Tenant and Man- Mayor Henry j. Uultman und Township A "NntMc-"bt>oMtc^cliibiy now be ing planned the ureas of maintenance and service'of their county. Tlicy/wuro: Thomau W. Lonj n Springfield, wero capped as senior scouts und agement AdvlsoryComriiittec.The meeting wa;; Coinmiueiiiiuu Nathan Stokes also offered so diat adults will liave aii opportunity to help •residences. • ; votes; Harold J. Sejtniou«*-Jrn l"'l,andEverett wur Rinux~Laurie Ross. Gladys Roth onoVNancy " Before., tlie'voli^hii tlmii T".':." '•-• ' "• , • Tlio Rev. Dr. Bruce "Evans gavo the lnvoca- • _by_, States^en. l''fun>c X. McDjrniott, who r 1 r-"—tlon.A)n" p~5»r ""••" MnynrHtmry BultHWrK praised thu' group's effort:;, and told of his ; : __' Township • Conunitteemen Robert Planer aiiii wort j^ llfoi • • ---- NatllMil-Stoke^t-aild ^^Hkmrtn^'r r^fl f)jiiimr-r nf ^~ the of tliu widely rumored ' for the Springfield Rccreution Department, who uro fighting a cruel and inhuman onomy 1 plans for a major shopping center with 'an will s|>euk at ustate-wido conference on rec- who might otherwise be ut, oUL very door- • Alexander's department more as1 its focus. • ' reutlon und tlio arts which will bo hold ut tliu Htepfl. .Coligresil put our men there lu full He suid the studies would deal with best Hrunch LH'ook Arvna In Newurk on Monday. support of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution. hind use, the possible traffic to lie generuted Tho conference Is plunnod to lielp com- lu the past Congress lias debated declara- by each use and the amount of ramble; to munities sot up cultural progrums. Leudlng •• liono of wur," Wiunluwskl uald, "but this ia bo expected from.each, lie noted tliut the usej) culturul und recreation exiierta lu Now Jersey tliu first time the Senute has debated a 'dec~ being studied included a shopping center,' will exchange- ideas und'experiences. Tho larutloa ofsurrendur." " light industry and an offlep Mile. program lu sponsored by tliu' Now Jersey Ho aald tliut "recent television noWu |)ro- Paiicanl coiiipielited tliut ho, expected tlio State Cuuiicll on tlio Arts with the cooperutioil grams showed that destruction of tons uiul studies id be completed lu the "next few L of tlio Now Jersey Stufe lluruau of Reci-oation, tons of oqu.lpmunt and other . ai|)plies utoreil days and' that he would hold au many board Doiiuitineiit of Consorvutlon und liconomlc by the Communists for use. against our men MOPMNC! UP — Officers of tlio Klw.iuiii.Kuy Club at Jonailiali IJiiyton tliu iioliohirfililp fund ami btliui- Key Club projects. Shown, from loft, meetings'uy. needed, to submit a s|kiclflc are lilcli:ird Klein, treaiairor; Larry Friedman, nrcsldont, and • Developmeill, . 2-Thursday, June 4, 1970 7 SPRINGFIELD (N..U LEADER 'SI HIN(.;j'1'If;i,J) (N.J.j UvVUKU -Thursday, ,Jur'ie 4, 1970-3 Miss Klohr will be delegate 111 some vacancies Vietnam,vet tp talk or senior citizen trip: at lunch meeting of to Drew church conference The S«nlpr Citizens of Springfield will EO . . to 18, Reservations Kiwanis unit tocjay •Kathy Klohr of'j, Far'Bills rd." Spf^, -the sessions- along with*Mrs. Virginia Gl^lts- u.-., m J ln Ustbut *ere is sUU room for Army Cupt. Henry A.'Norring, who cum-., daughter KMr. and Mrs. lAjnes.Kioh_ r Juida ntann and the Rev. James Dewart. •'. '•„ . Mout 10 more, the Recreation Dopartment- pitted 12 inontlis service in Vlotnuni lastLkc- ._ member ;<|f Springfield Emanuel Metltfedlst Tlie opriference will open on Sundayat3p.m. emlx.r, will be tlie guest speukur at tliu Mill-V Churctv_£Ju(rcn-Mall afAcjideinyGreen, vrtll—^with the-executive session of tlie clergy lu . Anyone interested In. going-on this trip .. buni-Spriu^field Kiwanis Club luncheon niect- gy a • be^orw of the delegates at the Northern New Craig Chapel, and the lay delegates assembling 4n«y xall Mrs. George Lancaster before June • in['/ ^ 12:15 today ut Stouffei-'s on die Short' Jersey Conference of the. United Mechodlsc In the Baldwin Auditorium. The first of the —aU.Jor'reservaaans. and more details. Her Hill:. Mall. •••-.. Church. Drew University, Madison, Sunday to plenary sessions will be called to order by phono is 376-0039. , . Capuni. Monry A. Norring returned from Wednesday. Miss Klohr, who Is co-chairman of Bishop Prince A. Taylor Jr., resident bishop L -..-Vi^tuam.^iiu.-r. curving 12 months us an infantry the> conference youth department, will attend of the New Jersey Area of theUnliedMethodist --plutociii leader. Ills tour took him over niucll Church, at 4:30 p.m. to include the composite ol tJiu Ouiitral .Highland:; areii. He unrated report of the district superintendents which" Officers installed from the Luotian-Cumbodiari border to die will be presented by theRev.Dr. JohnMcElroy South China Sea, from tlie central I'lelku Valley Detective arrests of Morrislown._ to t|ic- northern edge of.tln; II Cor[)s Tactical Evening services of the conference are open Men's Club Zone. , ' . - to the public. On Sunday eveningtliesacrament • , Uurliij; one of lllfae optratlons- last Novem- 2 out-of-state men of I loly Communion will be celebrated by .Bishop j-rrTh* Men's Club of Temple Beth Ahm, bei-, foiling, tlien a first lieutenant, way Taylor, assisted by the district super- iJVTtng(leld, held its annual installation break- 'awarded the Sllycr Star for gallantry. Aa a intendents. Monday evening will feature a re- ^fU week with 130 persons attending. [ilatoon leader, Norrlnj; wa^ Involved In tlie on narcotics count port by the delegates from New Jersey to the ler was outgoing president. u>o^t-bai.ic-aiid'primary of all military oper- General Conference of the United Methodist Reuben H, Levlne.was guest speaker ations, tliat of conducting close" combat with • Arthur Ersklne of Whlnler, Calif., and Church held in St. Louis, Mo. in April. On Ailing officer, • tlit-' enemy, Marvin Abend of Tampa,' Fla^ were arrested Tuesday evening, Bishop Hermann Kaebnickof ' new officers of the Mens Club for Horn In Hrooklyrr^-eaptiln Norring, 25, ' on narcotics charges by Springfield police the Harrlsburg Area of the church will deliver flj are: President, Dr. Edward.Wer- moved across ilic- Hudson to New Jersey wliorn Friday. Detective Lieutenant Robert Taafe tlip ordination address to the candidates for the l vlce-presldento, Bernard Kotler, Charles MICHAEL E. DE1TZ LAWRENCE M. HQDES he grew up. He attended Western Illinois Uni- said he received a tip that there were nar- Christian ministry. PATRICIA M. KAUFHOLD Cohen, Joseph Zuckerburg; executive secre- versity before Joining tlie Army, taking' his . cotics ln-a room occupied by Ersklne and At the concluding session on Wednesday tary", Sun'Greenfelt; financial secretary, Louis basic combat training at Ft. IJix, and advanced ' Abend at the Dutch Maid Motel on Rt. 22. —afternoon Bishop Taylor will announce the Dultz; treasurer, Gerald Title: corresponding itrfontry at Ft. McClellan, Ala. When Lt. Taafe got there the occupants appointments of ministers forthecomlngyear. secretary. Dr. Barney Spleholtz;. 2 graduate from Muhlenberg— Cu;-tain Norring is presently UisEiignud to had gone out for breakfast. He said the maids it is understood that Pastor Dewart will be re- Two earn Bucknell degrees;" Trustees: "Harry Stein, Jack Welner; Les. Michael E. Deltz, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mulilenberg's president also addrcssedsen- - Headquarters-•adquartgrs, U. SV'Army.'TrajftiiSV'Army. TraBhig ~Center were told to leave the room, alone and to turr-d to the Springfield Emahual United Rosenbaum, Allan Borsky, Stuart Wittenberg, Paul Deitz of Springfield, a natural science lors, alumni uhd guests at tlie baccalaureate Infantry• ' , Ft. Oix. Captai- •n hlorrBiu'' -» -s parent's leave- the door open. Lt,-Taafe said that two . Church for his seventh year. '. LEWISBURC; Pa. — Two residents of sorority; served as secretary of the student i" L«rry Dorsky, Edward Kurtzer^MartlnShlnd- major, and Lawrence M. Modes, the son of service. Springfield, NJ., were among 580 men and chapter of the American Chemical Sqciely;.' live in Paramus, where he plans to,settle di)wn '1111-: W1NNKR—"Did 1 win that?" Sankari, a cross between an Arabian and a pony, asks his Waterpipes for smoking marijuana, were In ..ler, Manny Weiss, Bert Goldberg, Bernie Mr. and Mrs. George Modes, a biology major, Honorary doctor of law ' degrees were- after hi:; military service and tho completion \ owner, C6rrlnc Nagel of 339 Hillslcle ave., Springfield. Corrine and Sanltori recently won plain sight. "•'_•• women who received bachelor's degree's at was publicity chairman and a board member ^ Zurkoff, Gerald Shulman, George_Wldpm, Hal have received bachelor of science degrees awarded to Emmanuel Abraham, minister of Bucknell "University's 120th annuaj_com--- of the Newman Association; was a memoer of his education at Wes'tcm Illinois. ' the him- rililinn nnH tmpliy nr ilw Y<-nrllnir nml Vnnfli Slm^ (n Jomesburg; She Is a fifth When Ersklne and Abend came back to the Dennis. . " from .Muhlenberg College in Allentown, Pa. -communications for Etliiopia and presldent-bf grader ac^lie lulward ,)J/;uton School and a junior member of the New Jersey-Breeders^- mencement Sunday,-May_31., They are Ray ."of the Drama Club and the International-Club, 1 room, Lt; Taafe identified himself and held Top art prize .uw . £am Greenfelt.was honored by me member- Sen. Joseph D.Tydlngs of MarylanddeUvered the Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane and Owners. T. Jensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jen- and was a reporter for The BuckneUlan,' the . ' . J • '.i ~~ ' . • • . * ' them In custody until a patrol car came. He ' ship upon his election for the 10th consecu- tiie. commencement addresium Sunday. ' Yesus, and to br. Hernun-E; Krooss"; pro- "^ ' * Mrs, Theodore .Seagull ol Springfield was 1 Funerallast week searched the room and found marijuana dga- sen, 815 Mountain" ave., and. Patricia M..'---.student" "newspaper. She was named to< the J.rive,year as executive secretary. Trophies, Dr. Jphn H. Morey, :presldent of the fessor of economic history, of the '.-United •~5wardJd a first prize at-the New-Jersey State Kaufholdj daughter of Mr." and Mrs." uaniei .dean's list fourJlmes. , ^ • * " '•-.•>: .'.•. Lutheran-related college, presided. • " rettes- and loose marijuana, the report added. Art Exhibit-held at Irvingtbn May~24; Her oil were also given out to the men's wlntero States and former chairman of tlie department" KKvc J O^yeqr old^wins-l-st prize at show \ James Troxell-oi. 19 Keeler sc; Sprlng- S, Kaufhold, 66 Kow dr. —'— ^_ Sol M. Linowltz, former VS. ambisaidor Kii ''t v/|p"r'''' •• well as; the ydutli of economics at New York University. Dr. /Vllb. painting,of a street scene, was in tlie non-pro-' A 1965 graduate of Jonathan Dayton Re- to tlie Organization of American Stateside—— 81 fleld,"was arrested for drunk and disorderly fessional category. Mrsl^Seagull Is a science Krooss "graduated from Muhlenberg. in 1934. ... i.», >i-t , , u v.MuU)._Cliapicri28.- junction with the chlfa evaluation clinic at the Children's Hospital Unit of United Hospitals "Medici! Center, Newark; • : " _• • . are given awards 3 charged Awards were given out at a recent meeting New mark of' St. James Cub Scout Pack 73, Springfield. in store row Father Paul Koch gave the Parvull Del award to • Gordon Peterson, James Frain and James ihtroducecJ Miss tyonlca Charlesworth Rlchelo. of Short Hills and Mr. and Achievement awards were granted. In Den Tlie. Suburban Trust Com- . Mrs. Menasze Cyttooflrvlng- ..I I 1, led by Mrs. John Byk, Richard Ragosa pany ~*ls introducing a new *"tori :were each charged with rrrrivffd thr V-N1'" p"-'-; scarf, colors and punctuation mark-tlie lnter- assault and battery last Wed- coupon denners awards, Michael Grazlano received robang-in a special adver- nesday. The incident occurred the award as assistant denner. In Den 2, led tisement appearing in tills at Modem Lighting .Co., 615 .• -,i by Mrs. William Stuart, Billy Stuart received week's issue. Morris ave., Springfield po- M« &-SONS ,,h the wolf badge. James Erain received the Tlie lnterrobang, according lice reported. , denners award and Christopher Smith received" to Gerald** Llnd, Suburban - Miss Charlesworth was the wolf badge and assistant denner award. Trust's public relations" of- IS HAPfY charged with two counts of In Den 3, led by Mrs. William Lalor, Douglas ficer. Vis the n'PWestpunctua- assault and battery and two . get you started with a Rlchelo was awarded the gold arrow and tlon mark In the English .lan- charges' of malicious damage Nathan Mangiris received two silver arrows guage. It' is a combination after she went into the store and the Webelos award, Martin Pledl was NOEtXL D.DREHCR n(< exclama- owned by Cytto to pick up. two awarded badges for geologist, scientist, na- don mark; OFTHBRNfW : lamps that she had ordered a turalist, traveler, artist, sportsman and engi- Noelle Dreher is "The interrobung should be • year'ago. neer and one and two year pins. Joseph employed when an interroga- According to the report, she Ragucd- received one. and two year pins and tive sentence is used fcs an HINA AND CRYSTAL DB%RTMfi^ decided that the bases on 3ie badges for sportsman, outdoorsman and crafts- beauty finalist exclamation. A good example' lamps were misatlsfactory and Blue Chip investment man. Martin Byk was awarded badges . for of an interrcbartg is: Suburban walking towards the engineer, outdoorsnun and citizen. James Noelle D. Dreher of Springfield, has been selected as one~of the finalists In the Miss TTust pays >the highest Havings S_examine them. jMrs. .. M Murphy received » two year j)ln and badge ratpti pi pnyfull service bant^ ytto said she thought that' for craftsman and Joseph Fernandez received Union C»u»ty Pageant. .The eleven finaliata FEATURING THE •.i.l will vie fpr th» title Saturday at tlie Fanv/ooo- Ui the United States-how do' Miss Charlesworth was. walk- an aquanaur badge. Scotch Plains I Ugh School. The pageant is spon- , you like thafJ (Interrobang) ing out without intending to "Suburban Trust instituted pay and started to go after her. II" The cubs recently took a trop to Shea Stadium sored by the Fanwood-Scotch Plains Jaycces, to see the N. Y. Mets play the Chicago Cubs. wlm proceeds going to support local charities tlie campaign to encourage Miss Charlesworth re^ people to use this new fun iiw w w ~*>0r • T~* "*/ IWvur 1#»L* w- -^*r ^HT DM ^wr * portedly then broke a lamp Interest .p y and community service projects. • '- • interest per year on Miss Drefier previously also was second and useful idea in punctua- hanging on the wall and struck a 2 year certificate. a one-year certificate... tion, and to emphasize their Mrs; Cytto in the face. Mrs. runner-up in-the Miss mglrSchool of N.J. Earns varsity letter talent and beauty pageant. She was also crowned wide range of bankirig"~scr^~' EDGWGX5D, RICHARD- GINORI, . Cytto's glasses fell off and vices. I-'or spending in your broke. < : Miss Loyola before graduating from Loyola Ward T. Rau, a freshman at Wheaton College, University In Chicago* favorite interrobang expres- ECOLOGICAL STUDIES— DlaHb Schaeffer, David Stelnhart, Jeff McQuald, Scott MarguUes .' Cytto signed a complaint Wheaton, 111., has received a varsity letter sion toanyofSuburbanTrugt's HAVltAND; E^GCARAT7B4'"" against Miss Cfiarlesworth for - FIRST NEW JERSEY BANK — Miss Dreher teaches at St. James School and William Wltowsky (left to right) are among those In Mrs. Beatrice Seagna's-sevenm- I v.- ni lH-Wrestling. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. and is studying at Seton Hall University for five offices in Wesdit-Id, Car- grade science,classes at the Florence Gaudlneer School, Springfield, studying ecological, maliciously . damaging the 1930 Morris Avenue, Union, New Jersey 07083 • • . I Eugene F.- Rau of 1464 Whlppoorwill_Way,— wood, Cranford, Scotcii . lamp on the wall. Cytto told her master's degree in audlology and speech VAkST. LAMBERT AND MANY problems. The group's, are. studying succession and each was assigned a different drea I ' uml/ Mountainside. , pathology, ' . Plains, or Pbinfield, you will behind the school, such as the meadow.forest arid swamp, where they cleared a small plot : police that Miss Charlesworth I . receive a ?urprlso jjifr. and will study the changes that occur In subsequent visits. ' J.J spat at him andused abusive All It takes Is a little application toget all our fnferest. • Tlie interrobang was language. I This little application. . . .-. created by combining interro 678-2179 or MrTr ""' Miss Charlesworth signed a ._ from Jhe_word interrogative, *C- Hadassah makes plans 2220. Door prizes will be given and refresh- complaint against Cytto be- and bang- •-wTiich~Is"rypogra- - ments served, and there will be a charge* —cause he spat at her and he I ' 'Gentlemen: - .. —7 pliers Jargon for an cxclntna- strawberry festival Men are invited, the announcement addetL- kicked her from the rear, the don. Put ttiese two thoughts report stated. —. • - Q. Please send me, free ot any obligation, official signature cards and There's really only together and you have interro- RoseL. Schwartz Business and Professional . House burglarized bang, the zanlcst new punctua- Hadassnh will hoW_a_gtra\vberry festival and Discount tjekets all information ne'pessary to open a savings account — A Blue Chip tion mark ur tho English Ian- book review on Sunday at 1:30p.m. atthe home Mountainside police reported a break and Investment Certificate —the. soundest way to Invest for the future!!. of Mrs. Anthony Denner, 11 Briar Hill circle, entry last Wednesday. A house on Coles ave- one thing worth saving Springfield. , nue was entered by "forcing the rear door. for Morris fdir- I Public Notice Mrs. Benjamin Ginsberg will review ,'JThe A television set, Jewelryr -fc -camera and_i» shotgun were reported missing. The items Morrls County Fair tickets Israelis," by Ruth Bondi. For reservations, have gone on advance sale AN OHDINANCi: TO AMENO readers may pa"[l Mrs. Abraham Carchman at \vero valued at about $500, the report said. r moneyfor AND SUPPLlCMFJfT AN OH- through special offers to non- DINANCr—rWTtTLKO "THK profit organizations which - ' "PLUMBING COliK OF TI(K ADDRESS- TOWNSHIP OF SPHINGFIICU). .. may buy blucltu ut-tieg«s at- I IN THK COUNTY OF UNION'' Suburban Trust UK IT ORDAINEU by th« lioanl of — Eubstantial quantity discount:;. , Health of tho Township of SpringfloU, .-.. The'.Morris County Fair, CITY In tho C6vlflty"or~Unton-snd- BUW -oi.:. I _ZIP_ Nrtf Jeroey. (tut lh« sbovv ontltltn]. declares dividend _ to be open for the eight days onllninca la hereby umendodartJ eupplt^ from Sunday, July S, through mentod us lollow*; -. The board of directors of Sunday, July 12, will feature ARTICLE 8 of Seotion 1 Khali bv Suburban Trust Company this Eun«ndad to road a* follows: ' agricultural and homemaldng Rubbar KaaVetx for c«ot iron week declared a regular quar- ' exhibits. ,a midway' with •oil ptpe uni flttinew. , terly dividend of 20 cents per < games, rides and carnival at- Vbu! - When npocLliexi, tolntu In oast Irun bf}tl «Uvi ftptp^ wnn pipa uvi fltt^nfffl share payable June 30 to stock- '.tructions plus a: series of may al*o Ui matin by moan* of ptv holders of record June 12. special entertainment events- formed, iilaalofnoric. comprosaion tyix) p^y, __ ye~rTtrtKr~nnnonncedr~ flJT. aich giuketa nJuOl t>« Inatullod In strict-accordanco with th« plp« mara*--' with assefs In excess of $90 Sale Mid distribution of factortrn recommendations and accept-1 " uble for undurtfround u«o only. —-mllllonrhas-10-t)anWngl6ca=— ^^^ tickets 43 JSl 3. UK PEAL. All onlltuuKea or purls - tlons in-Cranford, Garwood, dle(J for die Morris w of ordinance! ln conflict or incomufit1 ufituni t IENOX CHINA'S BROOKDAIE, in Irnh _LENOX CHINA'S LOWELL, i truhtumd juturn h»r totlty. with_,i__ • Plalnfleld, Scotch Plains and Falr_by me ticket sales dl-' hereby rcp«aloldor>linaflLv «tuiH»-«ubmitt«d TdrcnrurtiinraUQn U(ll -.—final-p»*»agu at u regular m«uUiu( of Ih tudd Ikiartl of lloallh lo b*> li. Id on WmERmw MANAGEMENT] -.-'. WodnoKiay. Junu 17, 1OTO, UithdKi.rliur Great Investment? Believe, It. Your Blue Chip Investment field Municipal DuU, Ianl 11 Italy. "Italian 1'niit" vafic, $I6.'/.S; pattern rcmttUHcciU of the Hii|fliuh savings are always right here, available to you for any_purposer Biicl-intlliaiiil'"!!^!*^^' ^''', 1 And Ihoy'll bo fitted parfaclly, All It takes to get started Is a Blue Chip Investment Certificate di-r^Iuno it ll/JO, (I "Oficnti " citjaictlc IHIK, S 1.1.73; countryaidc...$l I...p$\?A.S().. BnttK-.. Dircciuirc ijiihlc't or cliampai'iii: Sli.Sll. u Botiauso wo make euru. V8EHVIXG A COMMUNITY OF FRIENDS" T whenever you need It.•'. . with never_a worry abput your "RapVillo" |am-jar, SlV.So.' , nptntr in bliii', white, i;old Old Iniari" J th 80 ls t0 C You have a good reason for saving. You. Your security. Otliur llaccnrit steuiwarc from $6.50. T WX family rlestegg. Un!lke_some ottie7 investment^, you always Soifl • « ZH°fh °1? °' ° ' ' "P 'he coupon ! JRIDEKITE Phone 376-5050 get bacj£_euery-ceTit"you deposit . . . plus substantial bank rniVZ „ ,? ,h,Untln°. around 'or a great Investment: . . The down payment on your new home. Your future. Rr bob Llianar, R.P. Smokey's friends s Cut It out and mall It In or stop by ut any FNJ office. A college education for your children. Interest rates Open 7 Days don't play with matches. You can obtain your Blue Chip Investment Certificate on savings are up. Give yourself a break. Open,a savings for at little at a $500 minimum investment. account here today. Pay yourself first by putting a MINTON LEAD CRYSTAL liaitd-tiafteil little something into a savings account every payday. ind hind'Ciit in lilfilland; llnsc linwl witli picked cover, $15.75; H-incli I 1 MJ li>.li pdRilitu, tliiin )>toof (.old nioof and $J')./5; jam-jar, $10.75. Uxi|in iipKnunt invniu't pnx lit UIIMUI.. O\A\ WRITE VOUR DREAMS Minton fitemw^re from $7.50. tni l)iiu|Uit i:i i it id howl, $27.50. • COSMETICS IN MARSH'S BRIDAL REGISTER. , • FRANGRANCES Sflcci ili« Htcrlinji. cluiia itiul,i:I;isnw;irc you New Jersey Bank wimlil !iU- io havo and Hist rrnintt-r in MiirhK'u.- • PRESCRIPTIONS & HEALTH NEEDS Formerly First State Bank of Union IWiil.il i'nirttcr, Wlu-n fru'iuls nr rohitivrt. •COMPLETE GIFT LINE Main Ofllce: 1930 Morris Avonuo. Union, Now Jorsoy 07083 -(201) 686-4B0O ' ' \' "The Hometown Bank That's In Town to Help youl" ask y. your narciUi- or your in-l;iwn wltut ymi wonl il" liltL-, jtiKt'ti-ll tlicm you'tc linti-tl f OR DADS & GRADS! in M.u-IA tlrldul HciiihtiT. You'll he ilcl I;INI! II'AVI'.I.I-KS fl EVERYTHING YOU NEED IN Highway Branch , Townley Branch Five Points Branch ' New Providence Branch Clark Branch to fn iliul t you .(>•( so iiiucli Of \xi\\M Rt. 22 & Monroe S((eet Morris Avo. & Potter Ave, 355 Chestnut Streot Village Shopping Conter 1030 U iril i u Hiff*id° AVOIlUe at Roilto 22 - Enfranco and pxit on Hillsldo Avonuo you wi d for. 1 1 CARDS &GIFTS Millluitn, Nt-w Ji-rsi*y: -(rt Millluirn Avfiuu • Newark. Ni'w .K'rscy: IS ) Market Stivft FUTTER'S SHOES Pr.» D*|tv.ry • Fro. Porklno Union, New Jersey Union, New Jorsoy Union, Now Jersey 1,252 Sprlngfiuld Avonuo Corner Coitmiorco Plac Springflald, New Jersey 07081 333 MlUBURN AVE. MIUBURN • . • ' _ New Providuncu, Now Jersuy Clarlt.-.Now Jofsoy OPEN THURS. EVES T SPHINGFIi'JLU (N.J.) 'l.UADKH -. Thursday," June 4, 1970-5 ^ June 4, 197Qj-SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER Methodist confirmqfion cldss another's car strikes boy, 2 \o install officers,; SPRINGFIELD LEADER PAGE OF COMMENTARY AND FEATURES Mri, Mlldrad Roblnion of 9 Mohtwk dri, Intersection of Tree Top and Highland roads;, trustees Monday to present bud vase to church Springfield, had two accidents within two days The.!°70 youth confirmation clarfyofijprinij-i l-oundation," with I CorintlUans 3:1—11. as his UUHMlIUUIIUIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIHIIIIIlirUUIIIIIIUIMUIUmililg'; . Antonio F, Vlllar, 20, and Robert A. Klips, luuiiuuuiiuiuuHiiuiuiutiiiiiiiuuuiuuiutiuiuuuniiiiui i liiiiuumi ••>£ Utf w»ek, according to Springfield police. 19. )»th of tyoodbury/N.Y., were taken to The Springfield Men's Lodge of B'nal B'rith m--Id firnanucl United Methodist (-hurcii. Church text, lie will Ix* assisted in administering the List Monday her car and one-driven by Ray- Will conduct- Us annual installation of officers Mali ;U'_ Academy Green, will present a.ljud t;ac.iairient by Miss Iouo Lombardl.lay jiastor, Overlook Hospital by the Springfield First Aid ( : mond P. Benhim 3rd of Convent sldeawiped Squad. They were released after bejlng treated •>nd (ruatiXJs at Temple Beth Afun on Monday .VU3e,l > thii"cliurtli;ii* lionorof its confirmation and'All^rr Holler HI. '. •" •" • Your liyaliertcarWe Rights each other on Mllltown road. . for cuts and bruloog, • • • . at 8 p.m; Wallace Callen, chairman of tlie at the 11, a.m. Service .of .I July Communion U'^ly Communion will al'juijt; celebrafeil at Editoriqit Conrmeni^^^\ I installation committee, announced tilat the Sunday. . • • • , i&uuuumimiNilJiwiiiiiiuuuiiumiiiuuifimuimim^ According to reports, Benham was heading According to police, both were traveling .the y:.'i/)a.'m, clupvl servicu.andintheGerman £jy Prof.'Frank Askin east on Mllltown. and Mrs. Robinson was north^ on. Tree Top road when Villar made a following officers and trustees will be installed Members of the clau:; who were-cunfii'iiled on lan|iiIa[;L'1 worship tcrvlce at the same hour ln Shopping center issue shopping center,.'we"'al'S'cl'be- traveling west when she went around a garbage sharpleft turn into Highland. Klips told police by Louis Splgel, tlie installing officer: May 17 wtrejllldecurd and l<;ili>b .IJjci'i, Rodin the wnctunry, Theodore Keiinllnger wili~do-f- lieve, are offering an inadequ- hiuiuiuiiuiuiuiiuuiiiii For UieAmt-rican Civil Liberties Union of New JerBey truck which was partially blocking the east that he was unaware of Vlllar's intention and President, Jack Sobel; first vice-president, . Geiwjl, Frank v I'l-ter Keiiulinuiii- and livei* the comniuiiion meditation at theGerman are willing to Say ur do things ln the.presence.' lane. The cars sldeswlped each other and collided with the cycle. Saul Freeman; second vice-president, Leslie Alice Holler. The presentation will be made f;crvlce, and y^Jl a:jyi!jt Pastor^DeWart in tlie needs care, and speed ate solution when .they urge' , „ i OF THE PRESS of tiie media, possibly taking tlie cluince- oil Btnham's car then hit the curb and a telephone Llborio Gacguno of Plalnfleld was injured Scliujman; tlilrd vice-president, RobertCohen; by Geiger. l>uring the administration of tile that the -zoning ordinance be Thomas Jeiferson once said tliat if lie Ijad being .recorded oh the evening news, does not': pola. The reports' said that Mrs. Robinson when his car reportedly was struck, by one financial secretary, Jerry Halmo.witz; record- • sacrament, the cortfirnTand:; and their parents, Clmrrh-Scl.iuol -wlll-incet at 9:30'u.m. with The outstanding character- "to decide whether we should huve agoveni- . hig secrefary, Irving Maloratsky;correspond- amended to : delete such an mean that they would want to do the same- stopped after the accident, saw no one wound ' driven by Margaret E. Cooiey of Mountainside will receive Holy Communion together. iuruery rhro'ugli tiixtli grades, in Wesley tlouse. • menr witliout newspapers or newspapers with- la the presence of government investigators. and left. Benham took- her license plate number ing secretary, Howard Cohen; treasurer, Mar- l--rlc Andrew will be confirmed at the 11 ua. n,„ Mcmburs of^ie_ChurcJa-Scl»ol-Htarf-wTIl sefvV istic of Springfield's current - at the intersection .of Mountain avenue and ; operation from the permitted out government," he would "not hesitate to 71ius, tlie government's use of the subpoena and reported It to police who traced the vehicle. Sherwood road Friday. The Cooiey car sus- vin Slmson; monitor, Sam PiUer; trustees, !!d_Mr3.Jjopu-ilalak'-will l)*" Springfield, last Wednesday oVenlngrlTarris' trailers belong to contractors Yfith Coupon Limit .L _to bad government. ," ~ - limited by the Fourth Amendment's require- doing work and the plant. Tools one else. porting on the activities of dissenting mlneK^ car suetalned damage to the rear en3 and the ii f 4'lM.l'TT Proponents of the center, • A zoning ordinance is • in- ment of ' 'reasonableness." itles may brand him with their stigma by" Ardvehlde had damage to the hood, bumper were taken from all three of • America's 7 the -trailers, which were tended to set up-standards for association. . . ' ••'•"• and "grill. Both were driven from the scene. PRICES GOOD Fastest nebulous as it maybe, have THE SANCTrTY of adman's papers has Mrs. Rosalie Harris, a passenger In her hus- parked on the side of the build- 79c VALUE . The. possibility of government investigators ing. • " Growing one basic argument, and it is the development of each area \: en considered equally as important as the peering over the shoulder of the newsmankhuir' band's car, complained that her neck hurt and COUNTRY FRESH THROUGH persuasive: The new stores in the community in a manner initiiiuni nuuttnitifi inuui tiiiuiuit itiutuiii umttiiuitiuiuiiiJ "sanctity of his- home. To Justify compelling' results in less freedom to gather Information— that she had a headache. Her husband took her The lock of the rear door at |SUNOAY JUNE ^ him to produce personal papers and effects, _ "Jess assurances'of~Its; truth, and reduced1 —horn*, the report said. a trailer owned by the William OPENTDAYS, will provide a great deal of tax which will be be'st for that requests for production must be relevant to Harrison Co., Newark, > was community. / opportunities for public discussion and debate. According to reports Dr. Harris stopped at a A WEEK revenue for the town. Senator some proper governmental purpose or con- As the Supreme Court has said, "A broadly1 stop -sign at the Intersection of Shunplke road broken off. Besides tlie tools,—- Opponents have .an' equally If a tract is suited for use by cern; These safeguard? surrounding private defined freedom. of the press assures"'the: and South Springfield avenue when his car was plumbing supplies also were . —compelling set of arguments: - light industry or by a_shopping CUFfQRDPCASE papers take on special significance when they maintenance of our political system and-an- struck in the rear by the Ard vehicle. taken. The lock of a tool box rclnrp to-the-vjews-of-dlssenting political. Open society;" "The role of the press"ljr art —rTwo cydlBtB"were~ln)ured last Thursday" wa's cut off with bolt cutters— "The land . would * tering in as center-, 'ToF examplei"tHen the groups or to the expressions of opinion by In the.traller owned by A & F ECHO PLAZA open 'society is as an Independent force, a". —morning when their motorcycles collided at the •' REG. 23c much revenue with other uses-, town should set up rules for Reports members of such groups. servant or democracy rather than a servant Sheet Metal, Hillside, and the ' $2.00 SIZE lock of.the trailer oumed by iilMiiuuuuiiiiuimujuiiiuiiiunii] [UHIIIUUIUli While Urn- government lias an Interest in of the government. 9-VOLT — ancLthese .ather Ttises, for light proper development for either records which contain information relating to the Coline Electric Co., Jer- CH NICT'N EASY SHOPPING CENTER holds out such • . . _• • • BATTERY industry, would demand fewer purpose.' " ~ /* . As a member of the Senate Appropriations Because the Metrollncr the commission of'a crime, such as records sey City, also were cut off, HAIR COLORING great hope for the-revlval of rail passenger relating to Income-tax evasion or the storage Questions may be addressed to Prof. Askin, the report said, BEER Permanent, municipal police and fire ser- This could apply to effects Committee^"! have for the last-two tfears q/o ACLU of NJ 45 Academy St., Newark. been JheijoP-fanklng Republican ^member of ~ service. 1 shall endeavor to get our sub- of illegal weapons, the type of information being M -A house on Schetfernoth ahampoo-ln MoMriqh Ave. t Rout* 22 vices . and would cause less on the traffic pattern pt. on committee to probe into the-impediments now demanded by the Justice Department from :he N.J. 07102. ~ • . ~ MUGS hair color the Transportation Sub-committee. blocking complete success of this program, road was broken into and en- disruption of existing traffic police services, or/to any Our Subcommittee's Jurisdiction Includes- news media docs not fall .within that category tered. According to reports, by Clalrol. SPRIN6FIE10, N.J. and whether further federal action can help at all. ' • , " . patterns. • other aspects of ^d project the entire range.-of the federal government's In removing them. . the glass 6n ajrear door was about which the town might be transportation responsibilities. Highways, The mere expression of ideas is never the broken and the house was . Police chiefs .in communi- railroads, aviation and the Coast Guard, to In another area 1 shall press for fund&ior legitimate'- business of government. J As ransacked. Items of undeter- ties with large shopping cent - concerned. Th£/ great advan^ identify the brooder areas, fall within our increased oil pollution air patrols by the Jefferson sold, there is ' time enough for tho jln Past Tense mined value were taken, the $129 Coast Guard. Before our subcommittee can FOR' !5»«e ers; which might offer some tage is that/the controls then Jurisdiction. r_ rightful purposes of civil government for its report stated. act, however, it will be necessary for the officers to Interfere when principles break apply to any developer, not just While-our-lmmedlate concern is widi how Coast Guard to request, and the Congress to _ ; The security guardatChan- ' sort of precedent, were able out mu oveIt aasJ ONE YEAR AGO. nel Lumber Co. called police to one. X • • •• much money shall be spent for what, mis ^.-approve, additional authorizing legislation. Less than 20 percent of tho township's voteA D R6-4134 to provide little in the way of necessarily involves considerations of policy Now that President Nixon has adopted this to report an abandoned car - EVEN GOVERNMENTAL demands for in- turn out at the primary election which nomi- ln the parking lor, Karl Ben- m^mmm^m advice, since they failed to. Thjs avoids forcing an apr and program. approach, for wliich I have, been pressing nates Republican WALTER E. ULRICH and $1.18 VALUE $1.15 VALUE OPEN DAILY 9 o.m. to 10 p.m. 1'or example;~~our subcommittee will help formation gathered at open andpublic activities elk, the car's owner, had re-T agree on what the effects of the plipant to appear, hat in hand, for some time, its prospects for being brought have an adverse impact upon the free flow of Democrat MARIE SMITH, the lncumbentJocaT~ SAT. till 9 p.m.; SUN. till 6 p.m. decide whether the United States Is to have to bear in the fight against oil pollution should ported the car stolen lnKeamy EFFERDENT BRECK . centers were on local condi- before two or three municipal information and debate. The fact that persons tnx collector... GARY HA YDU wins die award last week. The license plates its own commercial supersonic transport.The be enhanced. as most representative athlete and JAMES SHAMPOO tions. (See article orTTPage /bodies -every tim6 a-variance subcommittee has before it me" Administra- had been removed. •'•> BoiTof40 luiainmiuiinniiiiraiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiuiiuiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuuuuuiiiiiitiiiuiiii ROBINSQN is-recipient of the Babe Ruth award .^effervescent One.) X ;7is requirear"After all, if a hat tion's request for $290 million to continue de- at the Jonathan Doyton Regional High School . Mike Rosslter of 26 Remer _ ^ denture 89c VALUE 7 Or. bottle > 4g.-passed enough-times, there velopment of .two experimental SST models. Booster Club Senior All-Sports Dinner. ... ave., Springfield, reported *// cleanser ULTRA-BRITE for dry, oily or • We do feel, however, ;that Like so many matters that come before our The Springfield Community Players present that-hls bicycle was missing tablets. normal hair. local, proponents and oppon- is at least a temptation to fill subcommittee, the SST is controversial. VerV. KNOW YOUR GOVERNMENT "Gypsy" as their first production ... The after he had left it near the TOOTHPASTE troubling questions have been raised "h^'itlM,S v edge of the woods to play. ents of the concept haVe both it with something." From N.J. Toxpoyars Atibclotlon Jonathan Dayton Regional High School track Sox. »7JM VALUE, MEN'S environmental impact — for example, rtflT^ team wins the North Jersey Section 2 meet Police also reported that ' tube for _ ~8>o .far failed .to find the best ; ZrjnerSvj in a neighboring sonic boom-that has been of particular <$W0i- the, side dflpr to the care- for Group in schools ;.. • MRS,- WALLACE extra bright path toward a satisfactory sol- community. Union, for years cern to me. The question also has bo^n I : GALLEN is Installed as president' of that] taker's hduseV Temple Beth BAN-LON raisEtt-ns to whether the SST Is worth thi: .".S.,i STATE-BUDCEXSEXAT' Ahm was forced open by a tool. teeth. " ution. -: • j iv.r -y\ • .-•••• kept Rt. 22-as a residential *'!?.. $1,577 B1LUON FOR FISCAL '71 Sisterhood of Temple Beth Ahm' .—Mci «wf^ '* cost. In this connection estimates of thift 'Mrs. MARVIN STEINBERG pf 353 Hillside The case Is under Investiga- SHIRTS , On the one- hand, there is the~ zone, so that a variance was federal government's liability have ranged — Legislative action on Senate No.^800, the annual State appropriatioas'me&sura for fiscal' - aye. announce the .arrival of .their newest- tion. Bp|to$4 billion. ' ...... 1970-71, has been completed. Vllth die Governor's signature, it will authorize spending of Variety of terrific styles in dud I allegation'that if nothing is needed for each new building.' T "child,"r a baby raccoon named Little Rascal, S@g I understand that,even within die executive neariy $1.6 billion beginning July I. ' , 98c VALUE $3J9 VALUE ing mock turtle, Italian collar* I done tgr long enough, plans for We would hope, that the deve-'" LT. THOMAS "F. O'MEARA Machine waah and dryable, nol branch there are second thoughts about this Over one-half of tlie total, appropriation, or $849 million, will go-to various Stntp ntrl Final session BAND-AID BRAND ironing, ever. Choice' of• colora| the nejjjgi^jBdlLbe-iiled and it _lopmerit of Rt. 22 through that . venture. ' "pfogrsiAs. Authorization, of $655.3 ;:miUlon for-ogeradng-jacpfnrllnires .constitutes <1.6% FLINTSTONE you want moat. £'bei too late to do anything. •"" community will never serve as • • • , • of tlie total, while ?73.1_rnilUon, less tiian five percent, will be for various capital programs. , is YEARSTGO ' '''— 6f million increase ln estimated surplus available at the end nizc the municipal bulldlngp4n-Spr4ngfleld^.. The season's lastsesslon.of '' —of 70 strips. flavored tion has pledged a complete Getting back to the specific program is of special importance to New of fiscal 1970, (2) a decrease irt the Governor's overall revenue estimates by $8.2 million, It is announced that the Cannon Ball HQUM "Just Tongue," senior high report, with recommendations problem facing Springfield, we Jersey, die most urbanized state in the nation, (3) reduction ln the Governor's recommendations- for spending by $12.7 million, and (4) will bo open dally from 1 to 8 p.m. ..VThe degree, gold bars coffee house sponsored by tlie COTTON SWABS tablets for where die availability of an adequate com- an increase hi tlie estimated 1971 year-end budget surplus of-$8.-4 million, to a total of children. ir League of Women Voters plans to organize Summit Area YMCA and pro- Box of 170 cotton tipped." "•for action, before the end of ... certainly urge the township to muter, or mass transit, system still is an $83.7 million. A comparative table follows: . _a freedom agenda ... The National Broad- WEST POINT, N.Y. — Cadet Thomas F. duced by local students, will FOLDING, ALUMINUM & WEB • flenlW- ' — this month. This should suf- , act.. First get some facts, unmet need. - : COMPARISON GOVERNOR'S BUDGET VS; ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT FISCAL 1971 casting Co. will furnish sound effects for O'Meara, son-oi-Mrs. Thomas F. O'Meara of be held out of doors on the Btlc fice to dispel that rumor, we Iet4he people know what those • . Because such systems are very costly to r~ 7.7—"-—(j in millions, add 00,000) "Tho Miracle of Springfield," a pageant cele-lo 61 Mountain ave., Springfield, N.J^ was gradu- Summit Village Green oir DELUXE CHAISE LOUNGE ¥ 100 build, 1 have urged the creation of a trust ^-- ' Budget Aprop. Act Change brating tlie 175th anniversary of the Battlei; ated yesterday from the U.S. Military Academy, Saturday from 8:30 to_ll:30 BOXES hope. ^ facts are and then act both fund to provide the program with a realistic West Point. Vice President SplroT.Agnew was v of Springfield. ... Postmaster A. V. DELV.'-. p.m. Entertainment will , 2 FOR The opponents of the planned carefully and quickly. level of financing. Unfortunately, the Senate Surplus (Estimared)V7/l/70 .-$ 125.4 $ 129.3 $'+3.9 VECGHIO announces .that certified mail ser«a guest speaker. — . feature repeats of the best — -chose instead to pass a bill tying financing of Estimated Revenue. J— vice will be put into effect ... "Dragnet'' 'O'Meara received a bachelor of science entertainment of the past sea- .7~mass"transit to the congresslonarapproprlar ~ ' Major Taxes 1,393.8 1,384.8 - 9.0 with JACK WEBB and BEN ALEXANDER'' degree and MB commission as a second lieuten- 1 son plus new talent. m&m&^^^m tloni" process, an uncertain source of funding, All Other 146.2 147.0 •• 0.8 plays at tlie Union Drive-ln ...The St. Jim"" ant in the Corps of Engineers. A1966 graduate $M9 VALUE- REG. $1.47 1,665.4 1,661.1 Organizing students for. tlie ', at best.- ' ~ — Total (Revenue plus Surplus) - 4.3 Church youth groups win threes awards at aj of St. Benedict's .Preparatory School In New- past season have been Peter Science Topics 1.590.1 1,577.4 -13.7 An extra long 74rt>yw»T.o y^niy f^..^ipir. liffhrjmic^q.)-—thin i lnyim-.nf Unseed •difliculrles haVe kept the (evel o<-servlce - _• - Ti'ove~ l5een requested to be at the school at your on»wer.--Each- week . It' r 8:30 a.m. '" . _ adJuaUi to,- 3 000k- H cultivator, trowel, 79c r lust as a doctor takes a pafjenrspulsoto ment of AgrTEulnire. TV _ ~" * T3ojnestlc Lilo~In§u£ai^cc. _ V 700,000. weatleror 3^$p • classified a ' EACH -llpnm nrjmi»tMnp "jgy^fly '"""'" 0^-$'^ nearly tliree-fburthg.>f-the skates' have. 11 Motor" VeRIcle (lncl. Sec. Resp.I ~tr»nsplint«r. rlgpatreaTfrii^V^d^MtrimmTier^^^^ ar(-rlrrilnr~:-geady--accepted or are trying out'the id .-.. "law admUX 8>bu3^cxclso) - .' (Con*inu«cL-f«Hn page l)^--7 Uty. REQ.$1«lJ Wpulsjr_'a-i}glirnasfieS jojlggrirmore abo"r '"tlie hone of preventing potholef.' ~ —Cigarette —":__._- .-.. -120^00,1)00-.- 7.2 ,_. before its June-33 meeting, at which Mayor itsinner workings. "'.' -~."*~— — ' ...-._... - - - -Transfeielnheriiujiee—:— -r __7ltenry J. BMSHWII Jr.: hnBr-pledged tcj. ftctinVJ :i_l .'~ Buollcity Chalnn»n afg urgad fo - REQ. %UM ORELcer^ :c, ChSiiJcal - - -rAlsohollc Beverage^- _^. ___ . 47,O()Q,OOO_ ,.•_ thc.inatter.' - - ." ' "- ^: FtfPTOBL ----'Pari-mutuel racing — 45 PIECE MELAMINE I VEilginoerUig-Newu:magazim;-rrEgrta,-of .aT^ !'. 37.000,000 23, •———^he-ohairman-nutedrtfiarnbTippllcatioriThe-^hairman-nt hoc}., , news. Include ygur.. namo/, address—ami,^ SAVINGS FOR FUN SL~ THE SUN ' SHlltary coni|)btl«nt.. ltl._wllo.t]!or.your-lcft -. Shopping -Publlo-u'tillty "~ .- ;;: •-20,000,000 Ijl . • becn-xccoivod-foicaevelopment of the land. " ' SHAVER tliumb- or your right i?r-on fop when you in- 1 —--Emergency TruiisportatTon " "• " " 17,500,000 II Ho added that none could be considered before .' _ The (Continued from page I). ,BankStock Tax (State) (New) DINNERWARE SET ^No(*>loo-20- terlock your fingers. , , '• ' 7,300.000 (j 4 tlie next formal board meeting,' July 7. Dy Andover or Darast by Lenox. icadcv Motor Curriers . " ~~.~ . 5.403,850: 0^3 „ that time, he said, tlio Township Committee with two float- aiiliillllliliiiilillillllllilllimiiliiiiiillilillllllllllllllllllllliiliilliiiiiiJnilliU' control a rid crime fighting. Completa servlca for eight With five lng heads, on-of f ' $ Staija Lottery (New) . 5,000,(X)0 o'.( would be able to Introduce wliatever changef Ho mentioned stolen cars, cars broken into * Financial liustucsu Tax (State) (New) 1,800,000 1 Mt of serving switch, flip top cleaning. ...with which has b««n m«rg»hlng Corp l-'LORENCB GAUDlNliER SCHOOL . sprinkler systems ami. modern buildings posed $1,384,759,758 (83.-1) "hold" on construction would apply as sooi Contemporary • Monday, Juno 8 ~? Juice, fraukfuitur, muu-' Otlier Sources: styling and j . few problems for the fire department. ' us a new. >measujre Is ^introduced, even 1 tard, frankfurter roll, bukud bonus, uuuerkraut, Institutional 43,505,000 2.6 there is no flnul passage before filing WELLS in. pattams. ' 1'ortable solid Awarded first place by N«w J«rs«y Prats Wear. Ofimgc PoUco Clilcf .Potrlck.Do 1-twio Educutionul i '- Aaioclotlon In 19o7 for g«n«rol akcalUnca fruit, milk. ' -.'••. 1 23,618,717- _ " lw4 un application. • • •' NYLON REINFORCED state radlt with 'I-uusduy •— Juice, upajjhettl witli meat saucu, :;uld tluit traffic patterns from shopping center :! Otlier departmental 51,027,700 In thanking thoae Who addreascd tho hi telescopic 1 luili no effect at ull on residential areas ln lilu. 1 $7.99 VALUE - antenna, AC ' Phon.. 486-7700 celery aticlcu, French .bread,' butter, cookie,' Budgeted federal aid • 21,631,656 1.3 ho jSaid, "Wo have mude. careful notes; REG. $1199. SIX PLAYER milk. . . community, lie declined to discuss pollceser- • From Si>ocial (dedicated) funds ' • 7,273,S91 , will con Outstanding convertccr Jack 0-4 lder eVerytlUng tliat has been"] BADMINTON and earphone. Wednesday — Juice, rouut turkey, gravy, vlceu related to the 'jliopplng centers without quality. 60-foot CROQUET SET NEWS AND EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT having an opportunity to check his department Sub total Otlior vinyl hose, cranberry ' u a lice, maulied potatoes, i>eua, 147,056,664 (8.8) You've seen It on TV. Complete set Abnar Cold, .dllof bread, butter, milk.. records. • . • Total Current Income ' - reinforced with Kob.rl LlUInd . ' Jonlc. C. AoUr Wntchuni; Police Chief Frunk Wright said ' • (l,531,81ff,422) (92.2) nylon cord. Inllutuhlo, niKKi'd vinyl Includes hsrd Tliuruduy — Juice, jiizzu plea, touaod ualud KING SIZE L«s Majoraut, director that the three niAlor centers in his town Brass couplings. Complete for four players with moldoil riiig. Great maple balls, wltli Ullyslaii druaaiin;, (rult, milk. Total Begiiinliig Surplus.uiul Current Income $1,661,148,221 100.0% , Students sign up finish created • truffle proBlotmi, primarily on Ut. Less: Appropriutlona Uecouuuuiided, Fiscal 1971 with rackets, poles, net, fun, Model mH240 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Friday — Soup or julcu, gi-llltid clieeuo ••22, only in peak lioiiduy seasons. He noted, HOT DOGS shuttlecocks, Btakcs siuitlwlcli or ,pqrk putty on^in with jiotuto General State Operations 655,2«0,320 41.6 (ContlnucJ from page 1) | EVERAIN OSCILLATING Cans Kob«it H. Drumall, advertising director however, that the three centers. Blue Stur, PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED a tipper case. VALUE • 12 Ox clilps, fruit, milk. State Aid , .-• 84!),102,614 5;i.8 Seury and Two Guys, wero comparatively, Capital V3,064,.S32 Auree-Not Mu" c/o Wally Klelimiun, truusuiv- EYEGLASSES REPAIRED upon 7 Days a Wuck Menus subject to chunyo In cut;o. of unier- remote from the town's residential arena, 4.6 ' SPRINKLER Sam Howord gency.- ur, 9 Gall court, Sprh^i'leld.' ' — dial — 'til 9 P.M.. . Waters Up to PEPSI coa Eubll.h.r - 1938-1967 lie udded that the centers did represent a , A upokuunum for tliu group stated, "iiiosu 2,800 Bquare Total Approprlutlotiu ' . . -1.577.457,466. 100.0% Take Out Sorvlco 6-Puck • Dl.lor Re ulur LIMIT 1 major cull on police manpower, with thefts kUlu uix! duturinliiod tlmt this program will feet. Han GOLF O Hatlmuted Surplus, June 30, l'J71 /-' $ 83,690,755 376-6108 TrudUa Howard, publisher from curs, auto accidents and processing of coytiiiuo to grow no that the fall term will see 686-2233 4-posltlon We reserve tho right to limit quantities FRIDAY DEADLINE ,<•> ' ProrriRt Sarvlc« shoplifters. Chief Wright' added that buslue.'i;; uu entlru freshman lilgli iicliool 'clu'sn alijiuidup sotting. BALLS Copyright, 1970, SupeRx Drugs, Inc. Milton Mini., enicullv. publisher NOTE: Result of Current Opurudona (Current lucomu louu A|)i>i-opd_utloiia):-J45t641,044 248 MORRIS AVE., SPRINGFIELD All items, otlier than spot imws should bo ttixes represented a third of municipal income. hi tlio 'Not Me' progrum.unilfutui-o high school Alher MlnlM, buslrtess manager SOLIRCb: Annuiil 'A'ppi-oiH-iutlona Act for l'lucul Yeur Hiidlng Juno 30, 1971 (!s«iuto No.'B0U) in oui effi. •• l>y "0011 on Friday. ..clmitiuu will burkloftlio'dnitjiicoiie'forover."" -Thursday. June 4, 1970 - Inspection stations N. J. gets back a dollar in federal did -Thursday, .June -1,1070- Patriot's grave found : operating at night Merck declares stock dividends" ' ^t^t^Z^^ for each $1.67 it pays out in taxes ..Jin-Wi; of M.rck & Co.. c.-nts a sllur.-on di.-'coii.pmiy's' UM^ ,'d'""ll'"(l!l ^'u,j)ayubl'; closing 1 hour early Inc.. R l,way. have declared co ,oa B.ock; a,,,i a ruLr LMJ " '? I ? New Jersey and Delaware share tiie dis- $837 million taxes produces a " tax-ratio of• aid equal to taxes paid to a superior govern- Hero fought in Revolution u ll lu! . AM nij;ht-operated,Motor Vehicle Inspection mental un/t. Aid programs are enacted for Ti a ^uartt-rly dividend ol ffl qu;,t,ily 'divided of 87 ip )Z•'„ "-'- "--'^s|OeSs Stations are now closing ut .8 p.m. instead tinction of having tlie highest ratio of taxes $1.67. New Jersey was among nineteen states gra«i of a "forgotten patriot" t>f tiie Farms and Springfield when tile' churches Ui allocated .to."each dollar of federal grants-. in which the ratio of taxes paid is higher than .various reasons, among diem redistribution of Revt idonary War who fought at boiTcon- of 9 p.m. The' change took effect Monday. taxes, loprovide minimum standards and levels -die two communities were burned^Jr'die in- ° "This measured will save tiie state an in-aid."distrlbutedto state and local govern- .•the amount-of federal granfs received. Their necti :ut Farms (how Union) and Springfield vading Bridsh and HesBlan troops lji lime. ments, ' ' . '. • ." ' ratios ranged downward to i|n estimated $1.01 • ol'service, and to assist governmental units hah»»s «en discovered by the Passalc Valley estimated. $325,000 , in" annual- operating ex- • in' solving various problems wliich ilieyfind 0i» 1780. an SAR member noted. . penses," Jionald Heymann, direaorof the state. Tlie annual tabulation of federal aid distri- for' California which received more than $2 er of the Sons of the American Revolu- After die war, Scudder helped rebuild tlie bution reported by the New Jersey Taxpayers billion in federal grants. , difficult vio solve within their own financial t"on Division; of Motor Vehicles, said. "However, _ ability. 'Hie concern should be whether tlie churches In bodi communities. His diary now tills will not result in any service Impair- Association shows that taxpayers of both states Nebraska broke even."In' 30 other states ateted in the cemetery across the street In die Rutgers University library, describes paid an average of $1.67 higbestforanystate - and the District of Columbia, the tax allo- public good is adequately served by u multi- trom ment to the public. Despite the cutback, there tude of-aid programs, many of which are un- hurch, Spring- his gadiering and cutting of timber for tiio will be a net increase -across the state of " for each dollar In aid received in the fiscal cation, was less than tlie aid received. The r_ .'.'S —i or — •» "~ ""'juiupiace of Benjamin churches. • year 1969. . ratios ranged from 99 cents in Texas and ' coordinated, duplicate each other and confuse and complicate governmental administration. Scudder, who was born June 6, 1733, and died The diary reports, diat lie began working on -—New_Jersey received $502 million of the Oregon to 28 cents in Alaska. F«b.""*9. 1822. Buried beside him Is his third ' • ' "This is due to Governor. CaiuH"s~order~ • * • "Although tlie financial relationship do- ' the foundation-of ttfe church at Connecticut federal grantsTrom bothjhe^federal adminis- wife Jemima, whp Was born Sept,' 17, 1739,- .Farms on May 26, 1783. On Oct. 11, 17JJ4, that the usual summer closing hours will not FRANK W. HAINES. executive director of scribed hereift is an oversimplification, it. be in effect this year. In other years, by trative budget and trust funds in fiscal 1969. and died Aug. 2,1802. • • ' . . .'• • he wrote: ."Raised the Roof of.die Meeting According to a formula calculated by The Tax the- Taxpayers Association, pointed out that ' serves to demonstrate to New Jersoyans that - : Scudder fought in the battles of Connecticut - " June 14, the Inspection stations were closed a multiplicity of formulas, many using fac- House at Connecticut Farms." * Foundation, a'national research organization. while the $1.67 tax allocation vs. aid dollars The diary entry for Aug. 4-6, 1790, reports- •on Saturdays, and closed a half-hour early received in this state last year represents a "i6rs~such as land area-and-pcrao«al4ncome,— • your New Jersey's share of the federal tax burden 'Raised Springfield Meeting House and finished Z on weekdays. Under Governor CahlU's di-. reduction under the $1.79 figure reportedpre- do not particularly aid New Jersey. Therefore, Is 4.27 percent. This results In a tax allo- GUARANTEED TO COVER die lOdiDay." ... '_ rectlve, stations -TiriU-follow a regular dally cation estimated at $837 million upon its tax- viously for fiscal 1968, New Jersey remalnsat any easing of the tax cost to New Jerseyans - work schedule with some Saturday inspec- 1 lies in action at Washington to remove some IN ONE-COAT I When SAR members discovered die grave, payers to support me national grants distri- the top of the listof paying states.He.explalned: the broken brownstone headstone was covered " . tions." bution of $19.6 billion. 1 "There lsnoaccepcedconceptofaidthateach- of tlie conflicts, convexities and Costs of the --. Heymann said he based his decision'on a wldi poison Ivy, diey reported. A new granite The relationship of $502 million grants to subordinate governmental unit should receive . myrlad'federal aid programs. Recentprogress marker has now been erected near die old "~i "recent report by Operations Researdi, Inc., In the form of legislation to require periodic 1 GOAT brownstone. • which .indicated tiie "workload after 8 p.m. congressional review so as to kesp federal ' '* does not warrant the cost to taxpayers. Opera- aid programs in line with changing needs ~ tions Researdi Is a private'consulting firm•— and circumstances and to provide 'bloc grants', .studying the »fHri«Mii-y and effectiveness of New Jersey Symphony to give in addition lO'greateradniipistratlvecoordina- YINYLLAIBOUR GUARANTEE—, L grows with •• the present New Jersey Inspection program.' tion among executive agencies is noted. Much ruling "In some cases, our stations handle only Latax Kilt to cover WTjuai" morv- remains to be done, however, bodi In ona coal or wa will rsplaoa 1 .a few cars in that last hour. It's anexhprbl- Washington and within the state." Palm at no additional 11 concerts during the summer fharita lo you. Easy lo "• tant price to pay for a little used service," • • • on legislative unit? your ~" Heymann said. —' • , The complete summer season of the New 23 at 7 • p.m. This concert is sponsored apply, waBhabU. 9 color* by the Essex Councy Park Commission. FEDERAL AIDTOTALS nationally have mul- -and whlta. •'•' The American civil Liberties Unlon-of ^ Heymann added that lie will make further Jersey - Symphony Orchestra has been an- tiplied from $7 billion in fiscal 1960 to $19.6 New Jersey has asked the United States •'-•' adjustmehts in line wWW population and lh^ nounced by Joseph Leavitt,. general manager ~™"The orchestra will travel out of state to perform under the direction of Lewis billion in fiscal 1969..Relating total allocat- Supreme Court to declare the New Jersey » spection loads. The- selective, revision will of tlie symphony, with the orchestra pre- ed tax cost to aid within the "gaining" and legislative apportionment scheme unconstitu- family..? ' Include Saturday services. senting 11 concerts between June 10 and Aug. at tlie Bellmore Recreation Center In Bell- more Long Island. This will be an all-Gersh- "losing" states, only $2.6 billion of the aid_ tional. " —— 29. . total last year represented a net redistribu-. • Six of the concerts will be presented at win program and the soloists who appeared In a petition filed with die- high court, tiie • tion of dollars nmnng states. The remaining ACLU charges that both houses of the New the Garden ,apulobla Mover In lU Worn ~S—Edaamonj—at-rninmpnrement_exe£gises at J,.—.__JThe_TaX-Foundation formula allocating the Ad Section. . divisions must also be made applicable" to Upsala College. • -— Guest^soJolBt with the orchestra for -tfae- federal tax burden is adjusted to spread tlie state legislative districts. - •• • " "Booher, chairman of the board of the two June~concerta-ls_so£rano Marilyn Home JAl,_CERIl£ICAIES-O tax loads over states of payment. For example, REVOLUTIONARY WAR. MEMORIAL—Poison ivy covers the" broken-stone "at die grave of • McGraw-Hill Book Co., called for fuller use of in a program of operatic lUghllghrg^The although federal automobile exciso taxes arc Princeton man Rutgers tjrad S',000 or moro In mulllplo. ol $100 t, privatejnstitutions, more cooperative work/ June 10 performance will mark the opening- Benjamin Scudder. RevoiutlDnary War soldier who fought m both Connecticut I'arms Int.r.at ffomdo. y- of d.po.HI. U aulamolicoll** y• r.n.wo~"~"~r~~~~~'uj outi n | |, paid at tlie factory, the receipts are spread unl11 cancolld Il hk ld mour v • • ptudy programs and the invention and use of of the Arts Center's third season, and Miss over tlie state of purchasers shown byjiew ^lmostJiO years after he become a college Chamberlain has derived much Joy from his , and_Spriugiiold-aiid-trelped build lite CllUicnes In bodi communities. The grave was dis- until cancollod. Inloro.l cK«ck mallod to you. more Independent study, off-campus programs. Home's firs; appearance in the. 5.05S-seat car registrations. freshman, PierceChamberlalriJr.of Plaliifleld "Siudiey. — ; . covered recently by members of PaSsaic Valley Chapter,- Sons of die American Revo- He didn't mind one bit arising early In die lution. Buried braide Scudder .in' the Springfield cemetery,.is his dlird wire, Jomim.i, »-—Addressing 300 Upsala graduates;"Booher amphitheater. Miss Home in private life HEti A DREAM VMEM WSTO has graduated from Rutgers University. Is the wife of Henry Lewis. OUT. rve HCVGR morning for a few weeks to let rabbits out of, In die background is die First Presbyterian Church of Kprlijirfield. .( FOR 2 YEARS 5%% SL. FOR 1 YEAR 5%% *" said the Department of Higher Education should CO MUCH ATTENTION He marclied down the aisle in Rutgers •f^; discover and recommend ways and means of The July 13 and 14 concerts will be guest Stadium yesterday, picked up his sheepskin, nonharmful box traps along a railroad track " utilizing more extensively and more completely conducted by Johnny Greeh of Hollywood. Both Ceremony to mark and then rushed right off to Princeton Unl- -In Edison. It was all part of a wildlife course- Por . "the fine resources" that are under-utilized programs will be devoted' to the music verKlty-topiirtlclpate In Ids 45th class reunion at the college, an attempt to demonstrate how SPRINGFIELD BRANCH, MON.. JUNE 1st FOR 6 MONTHS 5% Annu Rodgers and "Hammerstien. Soloists for these animal habitats change. And the class, exercise Official of cancer unit warns: " In mostlndependent Institutions such as Upsala. there. . Other Certificates for $100,000 or More "' ' "Whereas the state colleges and Rutgers are programs will be Joseph Sopher, tenor; Anita anniversary of UN For the last four years Chamberlain has for die same course to test the variability of at ANNE SYLVESTER'S REALTY CORNERI •i" badly over—crowded, I dare say that there are Dorian, mezzo; Patricia Wise, soprano; Rich- been studying forestry at die Rutgers College - flounder in the Shrewsbury anil Shark rivers J few private institutions that could not absorb ard Fredericks, baritone, and the Martin The United Nations'. 25th Mtfhday - cele- of Agriculture and Environmental Science. near Red Bank,, was more like a fishing trip bration in San Francisco is shaping up into than homework; don't overdo exposure to sun .additional enrollments," Booher stated. "It P,Q. Singers. • '. ... - 'Vve always wnatcd to do this," said the master charge ~ 'behooves us, therefore, so It seems to ma, to '• - • • • a little Summit Conference. Ori(^nally, it hail 1925 engineering graduate of Princeton Uni- He particularly enjoyed, die ecology course A carefully cultivated summer tan may look present year. KE'LL-^RRAHGE TO TRANSFER YOUR FUNDS FOR YOU - find some-means whereby fully qualified people THREE GUEST-ARTISTS and die Monmouth been expected that the highest ranking pur- _ versity. "I Rot bit with tlie outdoor bug"when I taught by Dr. Murray Buelv SPECIAL!! stylish but It may be dangerous, according to "Cancer of the skin is not only die most pre- £• who cannot find room in the state institutions. Chorus will appear with die orchestra on • - ticipunts would be ambassadors from tlie UN*n worked In a forestry camp In Washington the Dr. Warren U. Knauer, executive commlnee ) ventable cancer we know, it is also Hie easiest « can be admitted, to non-public colleges that Aug. 26 and 29 in .an all-Gershwin program Seton Hall alumni 126 member countries. Rut planners now rc- summerbefore 1 entered Princeton. , chairman of the Union County Unit of the to detect * while tlie growth Is at an early stage port thut u number of foreign niinl.sierH 467-1130 — have room for them," under die'direction of Henry Lewis. Soloists "I just like the woodu, both In summer and 1 CAN 'READ' the landscape as 1 American Cancer Society. ':• • of development, aiul tlie earlier a cancer ia INSURED BY F.D.I.C. TO $20,000 will be William Warfield. baritone; Veronica hovo 'signaled their intention of attending-the drive along the turnpike," Chamberlain said. "Sklii cancer is one of tlie 'Bix Six* cancers , found and treated, tlie better Uie chances - r. Booher said that while there are many waya '^commemorative meeting on Juni* 26r~ winter." *\ to accomplish this, he feels that tlie cost to the Tyler, soprano, and Earl Wild, pianist. to honor Fleming His love of the outdoors doesn't preclude "The course was a tremendous help In Just 964-8211 which'the society is making a special effort for cure." . ... Two additional concerts, at die Garden State Tlie Wept C&ist ceremony will mark the enjoyin&llfe." , . to combat^" Dr. Kanuer said, "and excessive -. • • • -• state of supporting a student in one of its own Seton Hall University's Alumni Federation Ills love for people. He's a gregarious man who £ Institutions "might be more than adequate as Arts Center, other than the subscription series 25iii anniversary of the sijpiinf, of Uie UN will leave beliind him at Rutgers dozens of Perhaps his most significant course was exposure to sunlight is the principal cause." OR. KMAIJER POINTED OUT Uiac one of tliu THE UNION dates, will be given on June 13 and August 29 will honor Msgr. Edward J. Fleming with a Charter- in San Francisco on June 26, 1945. "Forest Use and Policy," taught by forestry (The other five of tlie 'Big Six* are cancer Cancer Society's "Seven Warning Signals" of a subsidy to make possible the admission of dinner' June 16 In recognition' of his years °f friends, both pfofessors and students alike. ^•' that student to an institution that does have for dlsadvantaged children. More than 4,000 Tlie diplomats will be tiie quests of a San professor Richard West, his advisor; As a of the lung, uterus (womb); colon-rectum, concur in change* in the size or color of a UNION - SPRINGFIELD service to the university, including the past I-rancisco Citizens Committee downhill skier who spends all the—winter /f fulldays+ CENTER •iiiroom but not funds to support him." He advo-r youngsters will attend each - of these free HIS FAMILV-TOO-SUARES-UIB breast and' oral region. Altogether, they ac- - wan or mole, wiiilu n second is a sore that concerts^ presorted by the New Jersey Sym- year as acting-president. He Joined the.uni- 1 {oiling- the advent, of the. celebration, U.S. vacation time be can In ski areas, Chagf)er- counc fur 60 percent of all cancer deaths in ' docs riot liu.ll, ' . - MWH OFFICE: ' ^.-.coted that whatever means is chosen the Inde- versity in 1949 as a professor. ' ' ° ' " r : . • Uon.lhrulcl - 9 A U.lo 2.30 P.M. — f „'. Evo- A H.M.toBP M - JJ. pendence of the private Institutions must re* phony and naVrated by Henry Lewis. Both . Ambassador t6 QreTJN"OibrIeh '"Ybst~strcs'N6tI"' and camping VacacWHs. and his lato •ppreqEliS wise use oltutloni^ forests, the United States,) ' .••••' " ."Simiilti, evei-yday nbservation should Ixr MAIN OFFICE LOBBY WINDOWS: The dinner will be held at Mayfalr Fariris, 'ihat above all "n renewed commitment lo 'NATIONAL' main as total as it Is now. are afternoon performances and begin at 2 p.m. two children and two BrandchUdrenarefollow- My phlloapphy of toreftuso_lsvtl)eg«atest 1050 free miles Cancer of the skin Is the most comtnon to detci:L^such changcK-overmocturcan •- Mon lhfuThu»»-2 38£M:to6.30P.M.—.Fri,-2:30P.M.Io4P M On June 12, the orchestra will present West, Orange, at 8 p.m. preceded by cock- to unite our strength to maintain interuiiiiuiuil ' liig in his footsteps. good for the greatest number oipeople^ the form of enncer. Dr. Kanuer said. "More now—r^of the body," he staled. "The annual physical STOWE STREET DRIUE^lftii. . . . 2r Cooperative education or work/study Is con- tails at 7 p.m. . . Mon. Ihru Thllrs. - 8 AM. to G.30 P.M. — Fti. - 8 A M. to 8 P M 2v siderably more efficient from the standpolntof- <"> alKorchestral program at the Cedar Ridge peace and security' is required n rcilcdi- Chamberlain retired in June, 1965, after 37 long mn,. he said. ' - only _casos occur yearly than of any other type of examination, wlUcli tiie ACS also recommend.'), BANK ' BRANCHES IN UNION at: Louis Kernan of South Orange, past presi- • catimi tliut would make of thin 25th anuiver- 356 Chostnut St. — 2455 Morfis Avo. — 1723 Stuyvosnnt Avo - utilizing physical resources than die conven- High School In Madison Township at 8:30 •Hw. ..year.,„,,,.s, _irwithh tp,then Nerj™-~v,^r~r3~Sh~,~r.w York Telephon~e Vm -nor-g-pi esei vatlordst. I like to see cancer i^, 112.000 new 'flase.'i arc estimated can cliock~6iit the regions which tiie individual Mon. thru Thure. —p A.M. to 2:30 P.M ' •• p.m. This concert Is to be sponsored by the dent of the Alumni Federation, will serve as Hary of the UN truly iin-eyent for cele- people enjoy the outdoors and use it In the for 1970 alone. In contrast, the number of oiinot sec himself. 1. tlonal collegiate program, Booher contended. master of ceremonies for the event. Tlie pro- bration. My government welcome;! the oppor- Company. One week later he entered Rutgers $ S0 Frl. — 9 AM; to 2:30 P.M. 'a'hd'4 P.M. lo 8 P.M. ."I would estimate that-die-introduction of a Madison Township Cultural Society, Inc. University for an eight-week summer school rjght way. / deaths is low; there will be an estimated5,000 "Diagnosis of skin cancer is usually a simple FIVE POINTS BRANCH DRIVE-IN: Residents, .of Newark and die surrounding gram will Include speeches by Edward Bal- tunity for such a redediNation." C hamberlain plans to make use of the fatalities for U1I3 type of cancer during die TELEPHONE 668-9500 Mon. Ihiu Thurs. - 8 AM. to 6 P.M. — Frl. - Q A.M. 10 8 P.M. ' cooperative education program* into diree or zarotti of Forham Park, Federation president, course In biology. and woii-nlj'.li painless .procedure. The . FIVE POINTS BRANCH WALK-UP: - four of our state collegescouldpossiblyprovide areas will be able to hear Lewis conduct knowledge he gained at Rutgers. 86 physician in his own office-can take 11'small - Mon. thru Thurs. — Q A M. to 9 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. to G P.M. Kernan, Msgr. William Noe Field and others,. Since dicn hcJias taken courses in entomol- "the equivalent of one or even two completely die orchestra In a program of Duke Ellitlg- ogy, plant science, geology, animal BClence '1 don't want to spend any more time at a biopsy (sample oi .tissue) and have it checked En. — 8 A M. lo 9 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. to 4 P.M. — ton's music at Branch Brook Park on August Reservations for the dinner may be oji- Methodist leaders meet desk thanl have to," he said. '1 want to moke under tlie microscope, tf tile cancer Is found SPRINGFIELD BRANCH: 783 Mountain Ave., Springliold new institutions," Booher stated. taincd from John Conlon, executive dj*ecj(or, plant pathology, and forest management, to Mon. Ihru Frl. — 9 AM. lo 2:30 P.M. name only a few.. an active contribution to the conservation Helpers needed in time. It can usually be removed leaving alt at the Office o( Alumni Rejatlons on too-South movement," "" . •Pay lor only Ihe g» you Jdujlly ute. jUmost undetociable scat- — if noticed ai all. Memuot ol Iho Foderal Reserve System'. Orange campus. Tickets are $15 periperson. in Madison next "My Princeton classmates all think It's a Lay_and clergy delegates from U nited Metho- Wonderful idea," Chamberlain said. "But they Right now he's looking forward to a Christ- at Camp Union Dr. Knauei- said, VMusi of dlose who culti- '« • • • ••••••,•••• • fr Arts Council awards grants dist churches throughout nordiern New Jersey don't realize'dial diere has been quite o mas tree growers convendon in Vermont In vate, year in, year out, a uin for its own sake will meet at Madison from Sunday through knowledge explosion- since we were In schooL August. ' don't realize dial excessive vjipo.sure to the Kraft named president 1 CONDITIONING' Volunteers are needed. to help at Camp -Wednesday for dielr 113di annual.c_onf.erencc. That makes it hard to compete widi dicso I'm deeply Indebted to Rutgers," ho said. Union, .1 six-week day camp program for/ sun causes skin cancer as well us a premature Erwln O. Kraft, president.- First National "This second', education has given me a whole skin aging. to artists, library and sculptor The representatives of 268 coni;regadon.s young people." Wa honot Am..Ion EK»«M. Dln.ra. C»u Blaneha. piu« ourcradll c.(d. dilldren with learning disabilities. The camp, Bank of Passalc County, Totowa, was elected widi a total membership of 90,000 in eight Although the course work has. been hard. new way to look at the world." at Newark State College, Union, will run from '"(.•ranted, there are a-good number of j Three .grants, totalling $3,900 have been" Years of Graphic Art in New* Jersey." This president of the New Jersey Bankers Associa- cqundes — plus adjacent parishes in Rock- Juno 29 to Aug. 7, five days a week, from 9 Americans — farmers, construction workers, i awarded by die New Jersey State Council qn exhibit, will consrliute an historic' survey of tion last Thursday by the 6»7th annual NJBA land County, N.Y. and two - Pennsylvania ' a.m. to 3 p.m. __ fishermen and die like — whose work keeps !e n u ucr [die Arts to applicants In the visual arts prominent New Jersey artists from die early convention at Chatfonie-HaddonrHallr~Atlan- towns —will convene in Drew University's FRIDAY DEADLINE _ While this is a-volUnaty^s'siBnnionit--m!».y^---" " - » ^ f i» sunny_weatl.er. l-or.tliem a I field, it was-aimounced diis week by Byron 1900's to die present and will Include works tic City. Baldwin Auditorium for the four-day meednj; Alt items other than spot students find opportunities for employment Protective liat and'sTnrTcan;protect the ski,..- ; R, Kelley, executive director of die Arts from die collection of original prints in the Kraft, who served as vice-president of the ta Alnur c 11 beginning Sunday nt 2 p.m. in subsequent years in othe--r campJth'rou,!.-.npsthn>ui;, ' "f- i;?""• ^ "^^ ?'" ! . " ..Council. The recipients are die Associated Newark Public Library Art and Music De- NJBA In 1969-70. succeeds Edward A. Jesser news should be in our Budgetl Cancer Society has emphasized""ln-lra^Wlm= Resident Bishop Prince A. Taylor Jr. of the experiences and referencesgainedatCamp 1 Ardsts of New Jersey, die ..Newark Public partments. Scheduled for an 18 months tour Jr., president. Peoples Trust of New Jersey, Princeton, wh6 also administers the Soudicrn office by noon on Friday. Union. The program has also Interested many for tlid public, "Sense in the Sun, -' which Library and Theodostus William Victoria, -of iall parts of die state, die exhibit will Hackensack, as NJBA president. N.J. Conference, will preside at all KCSHIOHS. Rent a Cap Persons into choosing special-education lisa deala\ witli skin cancer. > : sculptor. feature graphics by Wlnslow Homer, Regi- ceniee of Budgtl Rcnl-A-Or Corpomton career. '•Altliougli portions of deaths from skin A matching grant of $1,400 will be made to nald Marsh, John SloarCTBen - Shahn, Roy Interested high school students, who are cancer is low, wheu~you^ihiuk-of. the dis- the Associated Artists of New Jersey to pre- Lichtensteln and Jacob Landau, as well as over 16, and college students may call or write figurement, expense and" heartache_wliich can pare a touring exhibition to ba selected from 32 odier widely-known New Jersey ardsts. Vincent Anlcllo, Education Resource Center' result from skill cancers which are treated " 'its annual exhibit, currently on display at dio Theodoslus William Victoria, a Montclalr (Ext. 30S), Newark State College, Union. at a late stage because of neglect, tlie total Morris Museum of Arts andSciences, Morris- sculptor, received $1,500 to aid in die creation picture become all tho 3adder.u town. Associated Artists was formed in 1941 of a series of sound and sun sculptures. De- by a* group of palntersr sculptors, and graphic signed to utilize die power of solar energy. artists' Interested in holding Joint exhibitions, Victoria's works are in die mainstream of with a broad diversity of approach, and fur- current-tronds-in- art and. technoloey.JJPQn_^. THE Heritage unit is seeking nishing a meedng ground for die free ex- completion, the sculptures will be available change of ideas of mutual interest. ifor touring exhibitions in New Jersey. Mrs. Carolyn Keskulla of Millington, presi- Two additional shows are also under con- suppoff foTViet policy dent of Associated Ardsts, said timt die show sideration for support by die New Jersey The New Jersey Heritage can democratic system is one of die five or six' touring exhlbldons State Council on die Arts, Kelley reported. Federation, a Republican government. Ji' '"riiereforo. We loyal ail i?imtTir°'< fry fhft fjf^-A^Tn/^niinrtl annually. They are an exhibldon of works by members v at Wholesale Prices ! group repxoisun_tjng 17_ —These sliows are avallaBIel die New Jersey Watercolor Society anfl a ts natioiiuliilos, -is launclilng a dedicated Americans flttnly~~ All ovferTapidly-growing Union, Middlesex and believe In tliu_i;reauics.'i of rlu: - tion wishing to present them arid require —- ork of- outstandin•' g young GROUP THIS SUIViMER! ' jwiition campaign—fo enlist sponsors only to deliver tlie show to tlie nexc-^ptterto---Rlcon artistsT~5°PPJ^lL_to tiie Arts SomerseLfounties. : ••~~~ support for l^-esldentlvllitoli's American, people" ai«l:tliu"iii-..-~ exiiibition site. . ' - ...•.._. Council -through the cooperation .foreign policy regardinf; tlie togrlty of DUrgovemment; bo- __1 ^le N^WH~5 Pubyc Library received u atiaite" of Puerto Ricun Culture, San, JUan, with 'Tn^OSrji£tEiZM'e^hen^New:Brun':swick, and '' W Wan • cause of duS nutionwiuu de- ' \.'..'".—_matcKlng grailt^f^l,O(K) forbits exHBlc, "150—Puerto Rico. ~— „ __ our L WtrcTirwg'fee msiaiiingjjLtmnuKleni _ 1 "tory-AlR CON" - don itjacl. :: . - • l_;i U|ipo.rj;-of Pruuident _ Electronic Switching^Systems-to pravide quicker, - "'. "Wliurciis/Thu aonleat («>• Nlxoii'sirollcy by'calldn; upon "PubLic-Noilcc -—- : CENTRAL -»ll(JHHtrittUHlrt-WIHUlOt~H"~~y~~fit~~ ' ^ictlicaicd citizens in the State"— Get GibsOII tnstanf comfo -:more2rcliableTpKdne"servicr~ of NOTICE OF APPLICATION '49 poMTIAC •'••'- . f adi c al—l.ofr Ut'iUltd-shtp Now_Jo rsuy, tordekure— -NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE Ol-APPUCATKJN """i_ TAKE MOTJCE_Uiat~lI.D.a TAKE NOTICE that JEWLIAN COnP..- TT7TAKE NOTICE Hut lla — ':f65'PONTIAC GRAND PRIX FIREBIRD yoursoll by .-signing"thin"-" r^^wUM M-UMIOM-UQUOHZMART,"ha*" *M ANDY'SCOCKTAIL Cttnv.j Vfl; HUtn. •... ::--.- ,::rj*et~the:^^b^ivjeyxtra^of draft free'/^J^ ,, J (o tho DccluraUoiuoX.Support to end n T Dr. >nmll«p; ~ truna." puWit r ' AiR C0!\!D!T10N!NG " apblleir lo tho Townahlp Committee at p Committee oi tturTWiwhlp t ilninn : thi Toll taJiJtlCti tof Unlm In the Coonty ~u"ulu. "Irona.;' '" ; • tPTtrlng fl, |> Pres,. lmwoofioy Ave., equipment to add extra calling capacity for our auppon of its cause. Myron (•"m » unll llghl anouul. lo curr/ L™ lolh, big. rJUjton, N.J, 40 Kclnmann lul,, ttrlctly • quality central air condi- tliu fountlatliMi of tliu Anwrl- Objootlom*. U any, nhoulU ba niwle Warren, N.J, ' "• Union, N.J. '67 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Lusklw of 728 Rid|;e at., New- 1 iMffiS GRACE HADOAZIO, 'orPONTIAC EXECUTIVE tioning tyitsm. The economy customers throughout the Perth Amboy area. " ' * \n writing,, to Mary E. - ELIZABETH C ABE It, — . Dr. Hndun; ai'k, is utute clialrnuin of die And, Glbtott it (or l)i# oebnomy mitiil«d . It pinch.* ' r 'i Or. lluntlopi . coma* from engineering ri»..lnp. lirtne County orOnion, N. J., at the Txarw6oTxwUU rcderation iy,ul'cliaifiiun of p«nnl»» Illtv u Mlt«r. f-'ur b«ll«r cooling; \at 100% 40 IloInmjLnn ltd., Union. N.Jf, menu that eliminate major Installa- Municipal Uulldlnc. Frlberger Park, WMTOIL N.J, 1-owntirl |-And-in-Millbupn-WestfiddrPJainMcldrRoselle, die fliuinclul'comniiuee. '•>"auil.ol l»ok,, oJon OHJ..Hula- ulr; lor b.ll.r • Union. N,J, HEUEN MUCMUHINO v lU 1 KumldKy control, Gltiion It your b.tt buy. Ouy tiow Union LeadflT, M*y 38, Juno 4. 1M0 BeoreUry, Jin y"i»p' '" $1995 tion costf. HUDSON JKWUAN COM'.- Rahway, CartereC Piscjitawily, South River and . whIU motl modali or« ttill uvollotil*. Union tetuler. May 20, Juna 4,1070 •j 1545 Btuyve Union, N,J, "67 FORD COUNTRY SQ. •-lforbreinlsetisituate(l Dark Croo And, wherever it's feasible, vve're burying massive ut 2074 Morrla Av«,. Union. New Jeraoy. $2495 ..vi.:su» uluo $1795 ObiMtlons, if any, ahould bo nudu l-Ownur* 'or 24,000 B.T.U. amounts of new cable for better protection ai\d to THE IRVINGT6N CAR WASH Immediately, in Writing to, Mary E, Millar, Clerk of tho TtnJnehlp of Union, 575 CHANCELLOR AVENUE 1RVIHCT0H ut the Municipal llullding, KrllMr inolhtt wtl make your neighborhoods look nicer. Park. Union. N,J. Batwven Colt Sjroot and Chaitnuf Avenlls ." SAVE in Safety at Koplin! product ol W b W AlBOCIATlca, INC. JAEGER & GERMAINE It's all part of the more than $250 million we're * CAR WASHING * SIMONIZING WIUIELMlNA M. HLACIC DISCOUNT I>resldant Oil/ CO., INC. planning to spend on new construction throughout 2013 MORRIS AVE. UNION, N.J. fl.7 Twain PL 232i Morris Av.. pwcesii FIND A •STEAM CLEANING Union. N.J. the state during. 1970. And it's all to serve you ' Cuuttmi Klt'li'-'t & WE'RE EQUIPPEDTO DO THE JOB BEST HAUL ituta, " KOPLIN PONTIAG Union, N.J. realtygoing Ulllnlto lairilltUra BEnER JOB "IN THE HEART OF UNION CENTER" tittDCAH DIPT tnillW^i tfoc'y.-Troaa, better. In the busy year we're going through. And Muitv to Your SpDV|r|au|J()^IH. JaoluonvlUn ILd, KI'1-CIIUN *<• IIINHTTK OPEN 7 DAYS Hu 374-9600 Mount .tolly, N.J, CAHPENTERS/ ATTENTIONI Sail yo tu 30,000 familial wltli u 458 N. BROAD ST. 455 N. BROAD ST. 686-3935 in the'riusier ones to come. - . CHECK THE Union Leader. Uay 23, Juno 4, ll/l0 luwto.l Want Ail. Coll 686-7700. . C1IAIWS' HKl'OVBHKD OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY EVENINGS TO 9:00 P.M. (Kuo 911.04) FU7ARETHNFW IFRSFY EL 4 6100 2M2 5t.rU.ud.IJ Av.., U.,lo HELP WANTED AUS totown. (Nnut M .l".'a l'U«,0 IN THE CLASSIFIED BII7-2435 TEL. 964-8781 New Jersey BaM O,.»il Iliiltv IOS. PAGES OF THIS Mon. K I'll, 'til u- NEWSPAPER •'./.

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imtst 2RMWW • "•; • "' '• " --""•"'-•-- " •• •' • ••/• •• • ••• 'r"""-•-"-»••••• .--•----— B-Thursday, June 4, 1970 -SPRINGFIELD (N.J.),LEADER Art swings at $ 1 0^600 fm4*U>- . ; .rWf&Bi ;..••••. • . ' '- ihurr.&ay, JunJunee -i,4, 119700 - ; w i 1 * ,' , ydegua4xl&4ake-&xams Saturday — '.'• :•• • 'r»l . TcstiTwillets will ha,Us,'hel held Saturday att ')9 a.m.. aatt ' I-Ii. . I'entoI;enton CurevCurey., suner-uinnsupervisor nof u/awatei r safety S\ej receives gianMnobile iiopatcong State Hark for liftguaijo^positions for the department, noted that the b*slc test- • A new. Alexander C»Ider ndjbile has been at Ktatfc-owiiud inland park areas. \ ing procedure includes a 400-yard swim, a pi lulent The mobile', which was made especially iUdtard J. Sullivan, comiiiissiQner q( U^ CM."" ;™ ditplay.ln the frmuel C. for tho reception area of tho library, mea- So-yard rescue' Bwlm, and a 230-yard beach Williams Library at Stevens Institute oITech- Ntw Jersey Uspaiuneiit of hnvironmcntal sprint-nt-short intervals, followed by a short sures nine feet across and five feet aeep ,1'rotection said tlie positions are oben to iwtli nology. Jlobolcen. The art work, valued at and weighs approximately- 95 pounds. It is written test and personal interview. •100,000, was a gift of Calder, who graduated New Jersey and out-of-state reslckliits. "A]>- New Jersey State lifeguards participate in mode of wrought iron. . plicants must produce uvidtiice o{ a recent *""" *» science and engineering^: coUeg^ in ' Three years after he received an engineer- a uummer-long program ofphyslcalcondiajn- jf ing degree from Stevens, Calder began study- medical examination, and- should beljprepared "? at Raymond Utility Stock Jersey's flowers are big business cluded diGCu.'i.sioii:; of the :io- avenue site, will hold groundbreaking cere- After receiving Ihe degree, Calder visited Turkey, Roast Beef, Corned Beef, at the intersection of Rt. 22 and Hillside avenue. Chlsholm School, Springfield, are workiag on a social studies project showing Colonial' Carnations, dirysantlie- New Jersey was one ol 23 ciuldt'irjil iniplicatjoiifr of Springfield. monies within two'months, Moore Indicated. homes. Shown are, front, left to right, Debbie Byrd, Lisa Grossman, Betty Newman, Debbie J Announcing - the • Stevens library and expressed a desire Tongue, Vifginia Ham, Salads, Relish- to make a moblle_fo«<^he reception area. ^mume»_^^di((ljl_.and roses major producing statc-u pur- prc-iicni-dny youUi rt;l(Uionr. , Edward.W. Moore, president, said the two- Moore also noted that the permanent build- Clickenger Jamie Shur and Allda Studer; standing: JeffHromberg, Sid Kaufman aud Amy' and the pi-olilcnis they poi.e ing, which has been designed by the archi- Calder's woi<5 are exhibtod In nearly every grown ?*.QTTim<'rrt:tl|y iri New veyed. In tills state, die uur- es, Rolls, Breads...AII kinds of. lip- SDory structure would have -45 square feet of WerfeL - ... Jersey In 1969 fiad a wlioie- vey was conducted by the Now for eduniiurr.. smacking, linger-licking, mouth-water- space for customers and staff' on the first tectural firm of Gerber and Pancani of Spring- j International Sport JeadlnLjiiLj*iuseum In the wot^d. His stabile,- - Public Service Electric and Held, has been planned "with customers needs "Man, ' provided me' central tkeme of mo Gas Company filed a registra- sale -Value... of , monp tiian Jersey Crop Reiwrtln^ Ser- ing delights! And, for a few-permier floor, with an equal amount of room reserved $5,000,000, > according-to^a vice.—' .--.- -• ._• SELL BABY'S old with i for future expansion on the second floor. In mind. Too often, banks are designed for Montreal Expo in 1967 and is stiflfcexhlbited tion statement with the Secrui- more,—add our HOT HORS f imiHolk in that Canadian city. .The' Stevens mobile survey by tlie U. S. Departs "We are most' gratified by the enthusiastic bankers. Ours, however, will be different. We Town library board tles'' and. Exchange Com-, D'OUEVRES Vyour-pariy--;- GOOD THINGS COME IN SMALL PACKAGES-Mrs. Hazel WenzeL y^ _.ls—the-lljuest of several Colder works on ' ment of Agriculture. Foliage reception accorded our bank by the residents have allowed sufficient space for tellers* win* St Overlook Hospital, receives the G. McKay Stevenson Memorial Aw . mission last week for the regi- dows and for confidentiafcustomer conferences ; Dance Festival display In the metropolitan areas. In addition stration of 'SSO.OOO "shares of plants produced by Carden Stuffed Cabbage, Fried Qhicken, and businessmen of Springfield and Mountain- contribution to the health and wettaroTjfTfcffesminunlry, tronr Robert E. He State growers.added another side," said Moore. "Within two months of our with officers." to meet next week to those In museums, others are located atl a new series of cumulative NEED Derma, Knishes""-" THE WORKS! look's presidentand director. ~ "~ SATURDAY, JUNE 13,1970; ot 5 P.M. Kennedy International Air Terjninol, Lincoln $529,000 to tho total. opening. We reP-f1"1 " "•«""" iMIarnln nnKPffl, The proposed colonial-style structure will preferred stock (par value ;_....The. bist .inqstins undl (ail of. the board of J4IM1UM2-HQON Center for the Performing Arts, and the • $100 per shore). and weiire well on our way to our. next million, have entrances facing both Ki. 22 and Hillside trustees of theSprTngfleld Public Library will ot In fact, the overwhelming response to our avenue. In addition, Moore, said, it will KaEffe United States Mission to the United Nations. It Is expected that the shares : AIR CONDITIONER? I BANQUET FACILITIES FOR 25 to 125 be, held In the Meeting Room of the Library GE • FRIGIOAIRE • WESTINGHOUSE services prompted us to advance our construe- adequate drive-in facilities that will permit Norsefromi SpringfielcLwins next Thursday evening, June.'11, at 9, The FARCHIR'S GROVE will be offered on or about * Complato Catering * tlon timetable .'••••• , carss mto walwairt urirhnl'iwithourt Rnililncspillingr nnourt Intinrntfio thAe mnHroad.. meeting is open to tlie public. * June 17 by means of a ^ all: Takeout Meala or Detlcoclos -The announcement added, "The board of dated public offering through fu d,urn.,,, challenges a group of underwriters award for service at Overlook trustees meets regularly every secondThurs- ' J • ' FEATURING: ~ ' S. BERNSTEIN, in< Public Nolfce day of the month with the exception of July headed by Merrill tynch. I* ' "Over 50 Years In Butsinuss" Public Notice Public Notice f> "> Folk Ponclngby groupi from Gatmony, Pierce, Ffinner 8i Smith Inc. and August. All meetings .are always open to 0 Swttdan, Kuasla, Scotland^and^ Jingerprintihg-plan .- JKmCE.DE APPIJCATION NOTKEOr APPLICATION The G. McKay_Stevenson award this year goes children was when I served 18 months in the ~~ The proceeds from_riie_sale_ 1990 SPRINGFIELD AVE., MAPLEWOOD " IN VERONA: PILGRIM SHOPPING CARTER, ROUTE 23 j PLEASE TAKE NOTEE COorta Cto NOTICE OF APPLICATION the public. The meetmgfoomlnthenew library, -y . Ir«lnnd.i TAKE NOTICE '" ' TAKE NOriCE that JameaV.Breacla, to a dimunudve nurse who has made^ a big _Army Nurses Corps-in-lndja,"-Mrs.-Wen*el_ .will seat 6;>.people.comfortably,_andjherefore^ The American Civil Liberties Union of NeW will be used (or general cor- IN LIVINGSTON: 105 EAST MT. PLEASANT AVENUE ™**I i QT.n FVFHnRFFN rnnF tUaj eUppllod to tli*? Township Commlttsa J imprassion it OverI66k"H6spltiL Mrs. Hazel commented, "rec ailing "her wartihie "diity in mokes it possible for more people to be present —•--• Music oo Sunday.by th* -Sla-Hardor Jerseyhas-accused the Now jersey Real Esuto— porate purposes. Including the— 243-75/3 Wenzel of Springfield, pedlatric supervisor at 1944-45 in Cliauba, outside Calcutta, on the at a board meeting than was possible in the # -Orchvttra, and on Soturdoy and . Commission of violadhB the rights of privacy. payment of a portion of con- '—Alao OI-370 Spflnjll.ld Ave., H.wof4t ENJOY! ENJOY! and Hearty EPPIE-TITE Unjon lor a Plenary Retail C KNICK- . *ahd the Fourth Amendmentrightsof reulesute. struction costs. tkn Ucanae No. C-7 for pramlaea r Uccnae «D>1 for Ucoiae K-9 (or pnmlaea locatad at old'Ubrary. looatad ai 1M WaatR«if.», SprUtdaU, iwml#Oei loc*t_ — _ _ - Br.rjreon Avt, SprinftioU, H. J. . physician members of me Overlook medical A graduate of St. Barnabas Nursing School "The board of trustees would tje happy to _• ERBOCKERS ' .: brokers. ... , , BprlotfloM, New Jeraey. ObKctkma, li anV, «Wd ha^mada * * CMldran'a Comaa and Rldoa ObJacUona, If air/, atmld be mada. ObjecttoSa, U am, ahould ba mada Immediately in writing tbTEIeonora n. staff who serve on tlie Stevenson committee, In 1939, Mrs. Wenzel earned her B.S. degree have Springfield residents attend these meet- The charge was made In a statement by imm«ti«taly In wrihnf to Eleonore Immedlaialy in wriUw to-KUonora-H. "WorthlaitDn. TowMblp -43ark ol tha each year designating the award to an Individual at Columbia Teachers College in!950.Shewas Ings andtb" become aware of library opero-\ ~vr^^-Barboeuad Baof on tha Spit plus a ACLU executive director, Stephen M.. Nagler- WortMMloi Townahip Clark ol tha SjSj'^ViJXSf'lf. S** ^ "" .Townahlp ol Sprlniflald In the - born in Hillside, daughter of,the late Clayton TrMwAft.rf»M4«»*UM #.«i*w n»Hwirtw ."T^"r Hi irprtnrnnln In Ina parti 111" —ot-Ualon-anl- BfaSr otXiw or organization ror contributions to~the health tlons. Suggestions and comments on library )W"' wld* vdrlfty of International at a Real Estate Commission hearing on a ttalttataof Ni» jaraav" *•"""*' ^^ Dnion aarf Stole of New Jaraay. (Hatted) JAMIBV. BRESCIA, and welfare of tbe community. E. Fry and of Mrs. Anna Fry, who now resides ^i-—^^Foad, b«ar, soda;—and othar — 701 Wood ATfc, services would be welcome at any time. k proposal to require the fingerprinting of . moTOkfSorSS, " '"^^SSSFH'&K • RSselle, N. J. Mrs. Wenzel. all of 4' 11". Is Monde and with her In Springfield. . *w' .. ' • flna rafraahmonta. - ' . ...1. brokers and real estate salesmen. The hearing ' 723 K. Broad St. — . EUOENIA HERO. . ; Spfld Leader, Hay U, Juw 4, Una. petite. She came on the Overlook staff In 19S3 Active in Holy Cross Lutheran .Church in lontTotftar ottroctionB • ..^ -.' —washeJdatthecommlssloii'sofflceslnNewark. WaaaaSltj' M Brldj.Btraa«, . [CONOMY IM BONUS ,, week-that-tbeAstateta Induction call foir.June POT ROAST to tbe Tovnahlp Committee of theTown- aa MILTON'S UQUOBfi, hai c as a career pilot. Condon Is a graduate of' : QntECTORS: abjp of Sprlngflald, County of Union; far ttta Townabin.Comminee of atlon for her exceptional cbmmionentto. N» Olh«r Httt l( OIIMH •13 296. men./ 285 less than me May calL JAHCS P. OEOOHAN . a Plenary Retail Conaomntion Llcanae ip of eprimrleld. County of the highest concepts of nursing.** Jonathan Dayton Regional High SchooL -leases." ! jr.._The national call is for 15.000 men, all » Lasral Drtre, #C-1 for 'premiaea located at sols'? Union for a Plenary Retail. Dlatrltetion " - Id, N.?. Ifcrrla Arenoe, SprmgBeld, N. J. Ucenea f t>4, for premiaea located at Baker gets a«^ pos\ Or At Sift! to be inducted Into th9 Army. ANNO Obleotlona, If any, abould be made 923 Horrla Avenoe, Sprinffield, Naw We Satisfy Your Complete Heating During June, 5,093 registrants will be (or— — .._JMoi< Immediately In wribni to Eleooore Bo n (.'I oss H. Worthlngton, TtninsUp Clerk ot the Objecttotu. If my, •faoold ba mado Requirements And Save You Money warded to armed forces examining and en- Leg or DOlflHbK LA HORGE9E Tranship of Springfield to the Coonty lmmtM«Uly in writinc to Qaoum H. trance . .stations with the inducted lor a prc- Cliuck Bro ;ist Ul Mountain An.', of Union and State of New Jeraey. WortiilnttMi Towruhlp Cln-k of tha at Newhouse unFt CALL FOR A FREE SURVEY CHARLEY OS INC. TwuWp ol Spriocflald in tho County lnductlon physical examination; Q u ii r t e r s FRANK OEORGIANA. of Union and Bttte ol N«w Jaraey. • OIL BURMER-^-Conv»™ioni-ond— M Morrlaon Road, PreaiUot, ~ (s^Md) MnTQN anaET Phil Baker of Sprlnglleld has been named «0 Malon. Ill Ramer Avenoei retail advertising manager of Metro-Suburbia, Installation* IS: tee 4, WKI. BaUavala, N. J. "—'—"-'-• N. JU • FUEL OIL - Sal., and S.rvlc. (Fa«i lia.70) AARON HEY MAN, , Ana 4. W0. the sales agency for Newnouse newspaper.-He On Blue Cross board Secretary, (Fee: W.74) succeeds Ed Worth, who was advanced to ad- 000 Spruftlald Aye., NOTICE OF APPLICATION vertising director of the..Newhquse-owned Bart M. Stevens of Short Hills, an execu- TAKE NOTICE that JoaMb Jobs Pis- NOTICE OF APPUCATION' pg, .. newapaperfl.spprs." : KINGSTON CO. tive of International Business Machines Corp., adaUa; tnuMm aa HtLL SPRINO Urector, TAKE NOTfCEthatSprinclleldTowara LtoUdRS, haa.applied lathe Towoabjp SOJocetaCfer- - -toe. tradlni aa HOWARDJOKNSON'S Baker will work outof the New York office' 215 Highway 22 W. was elected to_ a three-year term on the Cotnmlttaa of lha Townabip of Sprlnc Pomntoo PUlne, H. J. RESTAURAI0, baa applied to the Town- of 420 Lexington ave. TPrior to Joining Board of Trustees of the Hospital Service SCHICK- • G&l DaU. Coonty of tftdocTto? a Plenary OEOROEIIASON, •hip Commiaaa of file Townabip of ; Hlllild.. N.J. Ratab nutribotion UcanM #D-S for Sprlniflald, Coonly of union for a r Newhouse, Baker sold advertising for the Plan of New Jersey (New-Jersey Blue Cross" d "7*1MUC ptannaaa located at 0 UUlbtm Ava^ MOUtiVemuAva., CHUCK STEAKS Nawarkv N J ary Ratal! ConBUttptiao Baltimore News American, the New York _- EST. 1928 - Plan) at tbe board's monthly, meeting last HAUS i FRC PflTTSES SpHd. Uadar; Hay M, Jane 4, U»(0. torlor premlajTtoeatepramlau locatedd at u. Sft. Hwj.tMdc Objectkma. If' any, aheold ba mada l ' * (Foall4.»W Ol,aia . SprinflleldSpringfield,. N«NeWw JeraayJeraey. Herald Tribune and, most recently, tha Phila- 686-0690- - 686-5552 week. —" Iwaidlately In WTlUnc to Elnoora H. Objaetlona, U any, aboold ba mada delphia News and Philadelphia Inquirer, where Wertmntton. Townante Clark of tha Immediately, In wrtUnf to Eleonora U. All 1 i Townahlp of Sprincflald In the Coooty Worauniton. Townanip aark of tha be was In charge of retail advertising for the All QBM of Union and stab of Naw - NOTICE OF APPLICATION Mu.it SKJ Beef \ TAKE NOTICE that Terrenoa Tnomaa Itownatup ol' BprlnctlaL] In tlie Coonty New York office. \ (Stsud) JOSEPH JOHN I ot Union-and Stafa of New Jeraay. CUT |< 4M Mouoialn Al Dampaay, tradlni aa TEHRY DEHP- (Slmed) aPRDJCFIKLD TOWERS INC.. He holds a B. S.~~degree in Journalism from 1-lb. | u V- iJ?Sr« N SErSErBCOCKTAILtESTAUBrS COCKTAILBARci RESTAURANT, l'l«j. 1 2-ii, , j~_?r*'tS'tf • . .„„ haa aipUad to tbe Townatnp Commute* m. a, Temple University and maintains a home In Introducing pl<(j. gj ^ p'm m a> MM aaaaaai W^ ^. H. Worthtattoc, Towna&D ( Vice Pruldent a Director, SeFvicesfOreiielcl ; ^ • ':ii? ^' ^-"^.'K'- f Springfield. ty^^ntonf ..Townanip ojSprintflaai Intba cotmty of 10 HaathcUff Rd., Plenary Retail Mafrtt«Uon Lloem. Union and State oINew Jaraay. Rumaon, N. J. "5\70sne 4, U70. . o/o WaatwooiP. O., N. J.- Woraungton, T (Fee !».») JUDITH CORKER, AnnaBrendlinger Warner of-S8-B Troy dr.," " ToraeMp of Sprlng New J.nt. Vice Praaloant ft'Director, : IICKENSOUP % of Union and State of New Je ai9Chaab»tSt, Springfield, who died last Wednesday at the FIRST NATIONAL STORES INC. W| Glensido Nursing Home, New Providence. - 'o Weatwood P. CL, N. J. t COMMODES IRK A BEANS ,ie NOTICE OF APPLICATION SpOd She was 101. • OFFICERS - '• TAKE NOTICE that the Battnarol Golf Leader, May 38, June «. U7O. ' Club baa trailed to the Township Clerk (Fee»l«.0o) Mrs. Warner was bom In New Hanover, Pa_ ANORIAN CKEETE of tbe TownaUp Committee of theTown- NOTICE OF APPLICATION In 1869 and lived In Philadelphia for 82 years ' Chairman ol Board pof Springliald, lntba County of Union TAKF NOTICE that Sprlngnald Lodge before moving here a year ago. She was the , 1414 Commonwoallb ATa., In Ae State oTNew Jeraey toraPlenery.pOM U.P.O. Uk. trading a. W. Newton, llaaa. Retail Conatunptlon Iicanae tor the baa applied to the Townabip Commit- oldest living memberof the Faith UnitedChiirch We're using (he newesl pmictmiiion , HILUARDj;cOAN premtaea altuated on Shuaplka Road in taeof UieTownahlpofoprliigflelcLCounty of Christ, Philadelphia. 100% 3-ib. Prealdaot dTownahln. of Union for a Clab UaeB*», #CIl-l, mark In (he (innlish liinyuage—a coni- 1010 Uemorlal Drive, OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF for pmniMS locitsd *t SO SpHnffiold _She Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. C. 10%-oz. Pure a-^.^L^Jj at- * hiliution tif ai question. nk —THE BOARD OF COVERNORSt Av«.. apringfifiUL N. J. . ^Gilbert Green and Mini MIIHry.^ y. Warner__ '_ can ROBERT.FlMlLTf, GERARD P. ORLEUAN- clnmuik>n-oiiirk.—:to_introilucc you can •• Colombi Preaident . ... . £x<ed Bnler with whom she lived; three grandchildren; Z~" '•'" 20 Fo> 11111 Lane, . M3 Wabohanc AVB.. six great-grajidclilldren, and seven great- . a-few- lirnwr'niany bunkinu. jjcrv Short HlUa, N. J. N. PUlnfloId. N. J. gj, MATTHEW J. OLENJWN, w I*. ANTON«VERfl V• : : • great grandchildren,,.dhild . Vlit Prt-l'-rf EbLdKMrf 0 filetuida ATO.Y- For example: , QUBttpCJ. • »RTON B/eTALLARD, XLPH J. UE FINO •Al Subiirhan Trust .you^ctirii'-lh*s' .- VlcePrea. Secretaryy A-Aaat.. Treaaurar - Eat LoytU Ktdsbt Harry T.Zinszer; 43HIU1*pRd., • hi(thusoaviri);s-'r;iles"piiitrhv any full 7 g33 Ravaro Drrn." t ^*< ' 7 , Wee**, Waaar HUlalda, N. J. < " ~ " -T_ servici e hhimkk, anywherh e iin 'h Iliu.country. RICItARDU. CKE =z==ZJ ..Vlo.Prea. jKinoETraaaor«nr M c , v.i"^ ~--haw ilo v'ouJIEsLihiil?!- T-^- Z^ 1 r«aprlV,7 BO Walter Ava,, II vet 1Sprln»a3a0 ror«aiprlVe,, NrJ—. HamwwrTKTr. » ^Oill yttu-kniiw -ihat-Masicr^Chargirl 1 DAIRY VAtUES JOHN 8, BOBtnTS, _ ,. >HN A. GRIFO, PER, Services_were_ held Monday, for.Harry-T.-~- ~«8alatanrBBor«tary. • S*or«ituy Zlnszer, SI, _of -78 liawthorne aye., Spring-*" ^—iht- fns«e«il yrojytty: 'crcdit^unl 'pro-. FRESH FRUITS t VEGE1ABLES BOLOGNA & jiTilf Brook Rd., : US BUv.r Lak. Jirlia, 4*5 MorfU Aro.; . ~~ field, _who died last Wednesday at Overlook V graiiV.in ihc-wiirliLix-yiturs absolutely -Weueeley, Maaa. a~nll.B.'. . Sprlnffleld. M. J. IANGE JUICE ' PETER C. QUINN , UES J. MAHON, THOMAS F. MURRAY, Jit. Hospital,- Summit, after un - apparent lieart ". Tfrce^Ti Suburhan 'I'rusl? r LIVERWURST . Vice Preo. m* gtint Xift&BUT — Tre**ur*r attack. —-• ... - • ".. - U Dover Terrace,. . a Ranlall Driva, 02 ForsitRd.. I'Vce checkiiiteiHMtourtls at Suburban Royal iCEBERG LETTUCE WiaWd, Masa. Short MUla, N. J. IbrrM 1U1L », J. - He was bom jn Boston arid had lived in "., ^Vll> Vi-gel. WILUAM A. FEIUIARA JO1IN It ALEXANDER, PETER TOHCTIK Hillside befproS. moving horo 18 years-agoT""' Trust. hul will you hulinlaili the hee h.d«away- Dairy. Treuurei* 1 UMbnan ^ace, • . Tiler et;saty"iiiiiiiiiuiHi bal/ince of SS(X)? ;Hl3 cont. 00 Meredith (Ilrcle, N«« lork, N. Y. 1060 Dortrnm Terr,, Ho was employed by' the New Jersey Bell' storag* MUton Maaa.\ CECIL M. okMAUOU. Telephone Qo.,- Union, as a , repairman for Safe deposit Iwvxcs al Suburban Trust c Fib. MciANN 30 Silver Lalui Drlv>, NOIUAAN ii LAWN Kraft Americanly.. ,ir Wrouuii \\ BunrniU, N, J. Euulra . 25 years and was un Army veteran of World cost'only pennies a, day. Can you think *pac«/ •' BAKERY VALUES — IS Locke^te , MICHAEL J. CUI1TO, . Wur II. "'. Y... i.ib.OQc Andorerr,, Maaa. 13 itaiVM Drlv«, of a less expensive way to protect your, SAVE ON MEDITER- Imperial^.,. JO1IN F. MARTIN Ghort Hill., N, j, . WILLIAM /. SMITH Mr. Zlnszcr was a past mastcrof the Pome- valuables?' . •'-..-'. pKg.Oa Vice Prea. PAUL A. GOllMAN, . lanur Omunl graiuite Lodge,^^, F&AM, Maplewood,uudtjio RANEAN STYLED California Carrots irz,., 3 39 03 Canter Port lid.. 23S Oak !Uda;o AV«nu«, UMe*d Court, APPLE PIE 8ummllNJ ' Summit. N, J. Valley of Jersey Oity, Scottish Rite and u You'l| never be able to use nil I lie ACCENT jJTABL.ES; Cream Cheese ALLEN E. OnOCAN, EAIUL.£ G. OHLEMAN, JU, number, of llifi'Springfield Jiletliodfst Churcli. money Suburban Trust lends for auto Balinka Grapes 49 M lloamer Rd., . 1» Irte Iloai . CluuiUin DESIGN PD FOR' • FROZEN VALUES —— Gourmet Concord, Maaa, 03 Klssani Aye,, Ho is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jeaimo loans, home improvement loans, per- DntECTORH or llOUElt Q. UCHTENWALTLM. JI). SUleo UUnJ, N, Y. Millor Zinszer; a son, Glenn, ut home; two EVERY NOOK AND SNOWCROP Scallions & Radishes 2 25 Old FIRST NATUNAL 6TORES INC. 39 Colonial Way, WILLIAM T, MAJUUNGTOfJ sonal loans, loans Cor-anything ami C Fashioned U1LLIARO J. COAN abort Hill*. N. J. Orgutlst brotliera, Edwin of Brldgewater Township and. CORNER IN YOUR or BIRDSEYE 1010 Uemorlal Drive, JOHN A, MArtsil, loo summit Avo., Artliur of Westfield, and two sisters, Mrs. everything, will you? Cucumbers !::;;.::•: 3 29 Cambrldre, Uaaa. HAS wptchuiw •Owrk_ Summit, N. J. HOME. ALL ELEGANT- SEAFOOD VALUES MAURICE*. FREEMAN Woaiilold. H. JC, Fred Kuhmann of Luke Nelson and Mrs. In short, every bimkiny service under Oranga 11 Lorena Rd., JAMFH C, IJJORIUSOM, HOHtaiT T. MAHINO, J'EIl ^Anthony SteVensori of Martinsvlllo. one roof. Nolhinj> tops it. Really? WlnoneaUr, Uaaa, , M fomat Drtv«. MlUynhoro Dr.. LY DESIGNED. Jules JOHN r. LEUOR Ghbrt 1U1U, M. J, Tonu lUver. ti, J. < Send in your favorite inlerrobniii; (Aa Faaturcd) SU Walnut St., LLOYD A, SAnTY, AWTON J, MllulL PEACHES v C FLOUNDER FILLET 11 tflop* Drive, rifl, but can you depend on BU llrtxdtord Av«tai«, variaeira hava almulatad grain affecfato anhanca (heir appaaranca. Docoratlva Compohants OF THE Frash WauSdeyTMaai Wo.tfUld. N. J. M Pklrvlow Ava., tt?UiK|iiestionahlyr JOHN E. LAWRENCE aaOHGE JL UHDQIWOOU, Hummlt, M. J, to Marilyn Gierman \ are faahlonad ol high Impact polyalyr.no. Coffee Rich. H. 6c:,.,,.*l Cut " M WoodfltOd Drtv«, CHAlU.fcJ E. MOlUUIiON, at, l SEASON S. IUmiUon,*Maaa. , tflwH IHMHi. N, J, S04 ClintoCUnton AvoAve.. , • • V ' Ib. AUlllAN O'KEEFFE WILLIAM M. WALTHEH, ttyrinanold. N. 3, ' Mian Mulrllyn Glunium of Springfield itf Cob Corn.,,.... :.°.: 39° . 1415 Commonwealth Ave., 11 Wlndaor Koad. lXXtOE H, KllUG, I' W. Newton, Uaaa. ' BummlL K. J. 300 Darby Lane. uinulig tho 98 graduutes of tho 1970- cluuu . lltHNARDC/KEEFFB Mountalnalde, N.J. of tlio Mooro Collogo of Alt 111 Phlludel- 170 UoyUton St., - UbJ»oUoiu, U wy. mhoukl b* tnmilv Objectkma, If any, ahould be Inade TRUST COMPANY SPRINGFIELD AVE. MON. to SAT. 9:30 Io 9:45 Uoeton,Uaaa. ,lmmodl*i«ly tn vriUu to tl«oi»rt .(. Immediately In wrlUntf to Eloonare II. pUu, Mluu Glolriimn received die degree-of s WILUAU A. RYAN Wortblngton. Townahip Clerk of tha. Worihtnatnn, 1'ownahlp Clerk of tha baclielol: of flnt^) ixfis with u i;tujor in tex» CRANKOKD • CARWOOD • PLAINPItl.O • Nr.nYCtl f LAINS • WKSTKIBLO NEAR VAUXHAU ROAD SUNDAY 9:30 to 6:00 M Cary Ave., Tmmahip ol HprlufldCd. In th« County Townehlp ol Sprlncfleld In the County lamp . tile design ut tlie commencement exetclsuu Milton, Uaaa. ol, Union fttvl BbJ« of N«w J«r«^. of Union and BtaU of New Jeraey. MMMHHH Of PlniHAL DtfROSlT INBUHANCB CORPORATION EDWARD A. UERKLE ' UALTUSRQL QOLT CLUU JBUd) eiMUNOFIELD LOUOi:' held tills Week. "Annflrlcg'i Showplace of Famous Brands" 46o llerkuner Ave.. ' CuiodEL BUUuxl. #1004, ILP.Q.ELKfl. Miss Glernuui Is tlie diiughuir of Mr. und' H««orth, N. J. BwraUry . SO d|>rlniUeId Ave., U.S. ROUTE 22 * UNION • £88-8441 («••' rimiklp — (utbound Land dprlniUald, N. J. Mrs. Normun Clornuin of 125 Pitt rd.,Spring- Upfld.Uader-MayU, In. 4. U BpOd Ludtf, Uay Is, Jvna 4. 107(3, Leader-May. 30, Jww 4, 1070. %E RE8ERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES EFFECTIVE TO SAT.. JUNE 6 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. (Fl(44 (?e.: <3«)34) field. TO-Thursdayr June 47W?0"-^r)HINGl'1lJEi_r__» (N.rf.) LKADBH

. JO ANN- KATHLEEN JEAN-I, TOPOUNSKT AHANASKI F1TZMAUR1BE 67 persons await New Miss Union County to be crowned Saturday YM HA sponsors treatment at dinic Eleven young women will vie for die title interest as "people." Her talent will be a teaclier. Among .her ..most prized awards: with her tavorite pasttime, guitar. She is a Las Vegas holiday Sixty-seven*persons were on the waiting list of Miss Union County Saturday In the annuiU comic monologue from "Funny Girl." Future Teachers of American scholarship and member of the French Honor Society at the of the Union County Psychiatric Clinic on May pageant sponsored by the Fanwood-Scotcli Kathleen Alianaski, 18, will graduate from. first runner-up In "Best DressedCollegeCJlrl" liiE'i pchool. Miss Kroll will sing an origi- pt Plains Jaycees. The pageant will start at 8 Union High Schobl this month and attend at'NSC. Her talent performance will be a jazz , 'Hie Eastern UnionCountyYM-YWHA,Green 1, according to the monthly report of the 1 nal folk song coinposed by u friend while land. Union, will sponsor a four-day holiday at pjn. at Fanwood-Scotch Plains High School. Indiana University iri "September. She hat ballet. • ' • • _accoinpai>yliii;.lierself on guitar at die pageant." -clinic's executive director, Benjamin H. studied voi'-c, pluno,_J_arp and string bass. Las Vegas Nov. 5 to 8, Joel-'eingold, chairman Haddock. Contestants are Sandra Koplian of Linden. Miss Rickards, 18, lives In Scotch Mains. Miss Topaliiiukl, 18, graduated from West- of the Y's ways- and means committee, Noelle Diane Drelier of,Spring_JeId, Katlileun She will play harp:father lalenf-presentatlon.- —She-hopes'Krbecome"a modern dance or physi- fic-ld. llijjli School last year. She plans to go, announced.this-week. •- .:". Haddock said the largest waiting lists were Mlss Ahanuski -intends to become a music In Elizabeth where 12 adults and three children Ahanaskl of UnlpfiTMaureen Corcoran of New cal education teacher. She Is a graduate of to business college and become a lo|;a,l secre- Mllford, Jean^Fltzmaurlce of No-tli/Arlington, teacher for handicapped children. She enjoys the . Barblzon Modeling' School. Water skiing Reservations for die trip may be made with awaited treatment for emotional disorders, and tary. In her leisure, she enjoys dancing, Leonard Whitken, business administrator at Patricia Kay Rlckards ofScotcliPMns, Denlse photography, swimming and making her own ,,-IB her favorite outdoor activity' although tennis horseback riding and bowling. Although slie In PlalnfleJtl wherell children ware on the list. clothes. tlie Y office. The'clinic report listed 422 children and Marie Clark of Clark, Lauren Kroll of Scotch runs a close second. Her talent at the pageant plays die accordian herlalent presentation will Plains, Jo Ann Carol Topolinskl of West-told, .-.". Maureen Corcoran, a senior at Newark State will be _. modem dance "combining jazz and be a tap dance. . Accommodations will be provided at the In- ' 345 adults under psychiatric care and 104 cases ternational Hotel.—Earticlpants „ will leave • Rutgers degrees aw a rded to 22 from S pri ngf ield closed during the 30-day period ending May 1. ,,Valerie Claire Kastner of-tlark and llela College, Is an elementary education major witli "rock dancing." - 'MIKS Kastner, a 20-year-old junior at Yungst of HiUslde. „ a minor in speech correction. Though her . Miss Clarky who gels her diploma from Joliii- Newark Airport at 9 a.m. Cocktails and meals The jrofeoslonal psychiatric, staff of the . Trenton State College, would like to try a will be served aloft. clinic provided 2,572 hours of -care at its Miss Kochan, 18, Is a student jit_Kutiierlne •_ favorite hobby Is piano and big sport Is water son Regional High School In Clark tliis month, .career in musical comedy. She'll- get-hcr- offices In Plainfield, Elizabeth, Summit and Glbbs and an alumna of Barblzoii Modeling ~skllngV*Mlss Corcoran's latest interest has heads for Indiana University in the fall where chancd'ut tlie pagenat by singing "Mira" from Golf privileges will be available on tlie List includes Linden. . School of New York, City. The dancer hopes • been the experience of student teaching at St. she will study psychology. Miss Clark lias • the muaiujlj '(Jamiral^*-Her performance will hotel's championship course, to get- her wings as an airline stewardess. - ". i : •• The waiting-list by towns follows: Berkeley Barnabas Medical Center, bivlngstonrThe New studied voice and acrobatics. Her favorite — include a dramatic interjlretatlon. She. would She enjoys knitting and basketball. Miss Koclian Milford resident will play 'Tara's Theme" .activities' are painting, tennis.and'ywinuning. also like to 'teach high school speech and Too Long"r.in the talent competition. Miss. Heights, 0; Clark. 2; Cnmford, 6; Elizabeth, will perform a Jazz dance at tho pagenant. ' 15; Fanwood, 0; Garwood, 0; Hillside, 3; Kenil- on tlie piano at the pageant, • . • • ' The delegate to the 1969 session of Girls Stai a in a 11 c a. The 1967 Central Union County - Yungst, 20, enjoys paddlebali, tennis, dancing 3 completing worth, l;-Unden,-6,-Moun_a_nslde, 0; New Miss Dreher, a 1968 graduate of Chicago!*- — _etm ntemaurlce,i9-year-old sophomore at . will sing for her talent presentatlonr Junior iMis;; lias .studied voice, piano and and cooking. She plans to teach high school Loyola University, teaches third grade In Newark State, Is a resident of North Arlington. Lauren Krolli 17, graduates from Fanwood- dancing and playedimSMTseasons of summer chorus. She has played a nujnber of roles Providence, 0; Plaln__eld, 11; Kabway, 5; rril _ . . __\_ __ 1 . _..__!_! I *i_ _ _" ' _ .__ _• _ «]___-,*_.__-.__• Roselle, 5; Roselle Park, 1; Scotch Plains, 2; Springfield. The 23-year-old Ice skater is — The part-time model. and five-year dancing ..^Scotch Plains High School tills month. Site .stock. ' as a member of NSC's TheaterXJulld^ ..Sprlngflnlri; 2;-Summ_t, 1; Unlon,^ "' working oa a "hiaster's degree In spcedi and schoolrVetcran enjoys Ice skating and swim- . .will enter Boston University in the fall plan- Hcla Yungst, a junlormuslcmajbratNewark Tlpkets_for Ule 'pageanf may" be obtained—~- graduate work 0; Wlnfleld, 0; North Plainfield, 0. audlpldgy atSeton Halli-She lists her favorite mlhg. She hopes'to be an elementary schooL—ning a major in fine arts while keeping up State, will sinR "Sam, You Made My Pants by calling Andy Montgomery at 233-7898^1. Twenty-two Springfield- residents ,*«**• scheduled to receive degrees from the various branches of Rutgers University in commence- ""merit exercises yesterday^Thiylncludethree Chronic arthritis — redp-entsrO- graduate degrees. ± .a.v •>%.-: Seveh~recelved~bocheI5r*(rTlBgrees~from Rutgers College and seven from Douglas Col- lege. Three received bachelor's degrees from ' the Newark College of Arts and Sciences and A disease that affects more Of 50 million Americans two from University College. than SO million Americano of with some arthritis, 17 mil- Doctor of laws degrees went to Gary Lee all ages Is the subject of a lion have It severely enough Fall-In of 92 Jeffornon ter., from'the College new booklet published by The to require medical treatment, of South Jersey^ and Stephen M. Koppekln Arthritis Foundation. the booklet states. Of these, of 61 Hillside ave., from Newark. Titled VArthrltls-The 5 million have rheumatoid ai>- A master of social works degree went-to Basic Pacts," the booklet thtit-S, the most serious and Mrs. Cynthia J3. Cantor at. 22 -Lynn dr. . summarizes tor the public crippling form of the disease, : "..._ UM6MT2srTsTDftIVeTgrry~CollegB were"John" and the patient what is Jtrown- niilllon hflvftthoi 'U.S.DA. GOVT GRADED CHOICE STEER BEEF' Kozubal of 184 Pitt rd., bachelor of science, ', and what can be done today onoVrjeor Jdnd ml 1*^1 osteoax^- '%3E# and Elizabeth • Ann Raspa of 36. Evergreen about the nation's number one Birltls. FIRST CUT ave., bachelor of arts. crippling disease. In describing the various hr'iummtr fvnlWhere FINE TRIM Bachelor of arts degrees from Rutgers '^Chronic arthritis Is so forms of arthritis and their FOR BAR-BO College went to Barry A.' Fulmer of 311 " common that people tend to causes and symptoms and ' Alden rd., William B. Gold of 121 Haw- take It lor granted and fall treatment, the new booklet Double Hibachi Grill Chuck I CENTER CUT I emphasizes that modern Towordi Ih* purchau of thorrr ave., Dennis M. Lies of 17 Tooker to understand and recognize 2-lb. can pi., Theodore Margopulos of 27 Skylark rd., It as a serious national health medicine con now prevent ar- _«" ROUND ADJUSTABLE Ira-H. Piller of-M4Brlar-Htlls'cird|«rand -problem." said Dr. Joseph thiitis disability when proper Barbecue Grill ao -J I -i, medical core Is started • in Hill Bros. Sanford E. Retsky of 149 Mllltown rd. Kar) Morchesano, chairman, ol die INCLUDING D-VELOPINC f. MAILER • K 13-sr KX 12. W. Roettger of 5T""ShunDlke rd. received a time. . ..-•., ' New Jer»ey"s chapter's medi- »EXPOSURES. COLOR SLIDE COR7 Coffee bachelor of science degree from Rutgers cal and, scientific committee. "People generally have 8 5® tillTUTUIC (Cath Volua l/20of U) College. "With this new arthritis more wrong Ideas and mls- Kodachrome Film ...h'Z ' Receiving bachelor of arts degrees from - (acts handbook. The ArthrltlB - information—about -arthritis [• Shoulder Steaks, All Meat V¥l 111 I rilO Umll: Douglass College wero Susan F. Blackman Foundation is stepping up its than about any other common I • Cube Steaks, Lean & Tender, lB5LL) n.-Kendler__qf _22 public health education caiiw disease." the booklet says. '"*""•»"'•• "•'""""" Calif. Chuck Steak I • Veal Cube Steaks, Frozen—u, . Cypress ter.. .Catherine' E.' KKno x off 5 56-A6 _ . palgn aimed at reducing the It lists "four "maJ6r"'miscb_w ' WHY PAY MORE' !• Boneless Chuck Fillet Forest dr., Maryonn L. Raclopjd of 83 Pitt •jBnormous toll of disability ceptlons. 0 _rd,,;Rona N. Roth of.63.Garden oval, Marcla _ taken by the disease," he First, the Idea that/'ai> Crest VJL N. Solkoff of S Sycamore ter. and Carol Ann Hyftalgd. . . i ' thritis is not a serious di- SWgeloffi9_Cardea.QvnL..._ . . sease" Is debunked as not Toothpaste Bachelor of arts degrees from the Newark true because It can lead to Boneless Smoked Butts Elizabeth pair POTROMT — ^ 'College of Ar£s and Sciences went to Alan deformity, severe handicaps , ANTIPCRSPIRANT ^^^. LEAN. OROUNO FRESH FOR OAJIQ-O WHV P V B. DychtwaJd of 19 Oak Ridge, Bruce C. and complete lnvalldism.. ] Dial Dry Spray .:: 51 Calif. Chuck Roast .79° Ground Chuck M OR E, Lynn of 117 Warwick circle* and, Steven A. win Bridge prize Also untrue is the popular • IUIRSPRAV . __, POTROtST 'WNVPAVMOREr TdBher of 24 Newbrpok lane.»»» -S Dr. David Kaufman and BUI concept of arthritis as '•most- e Meltzer, both of Elizabeth, ly on old people's disease." I Hidden Magic- ".:;7i Boneless Chuck Roast .. 89 Beef Liver Many children have arthritis OVI«««*OV,OUT«HO«T.'fASyTOC«RVE— ~ -==r — •V THE PIECE . '"" «HV Detergent placed first In a duplicate i CUOPRITE C bridge game conducted at the and the most serious form of Baby Powder ilst A\ Rib Roast » 89 Slab Bacon «P°«' Prit. Jl.lSwIlh coup Eastern Union County YM- •the disease most often be- gins in yigrous young adult- j iHOPRUE . __ UANSONElfM FO«POTTINOo,MAIJINO ' _ MEATV _, ' TlirieTo YWHAi Green lane, Union. C c . Enid Horowitz and Cynthia hood, the'booklet states. STEPHEN M. KOPPEKIN J Aspirin JSSfe 23 Stew Beef - 85 Short Ribs of Beef > 69^ Neck Bones .. 19* Spare "Classer, also of Elizabeth, Third, people who think that Sktp-th* Sav-lnj- on frown fteiil rr tied for second place, Mike nothing rau__-~can be" done '^ : h?*fnh,u4Vem,HU»$ serymen, and highway maintenance men. Green Fried of-EUzobeth and Les about arthritis are wrong. GRAVY & SALISBURY STEAK. TURKEY. l Advlui Thumbers (beautify park areas, create new "The patient with the-begln-— CULTIVATED . _, • I niESH GREEN ly GIU1D ANOIIWS - PoUachek of lrvlngton tied B6EF. VEAL PARMESAN e hiking, trails; make roadsides attractjve.Green_ for this' place and Sol and nlngs of arthritis who finds Blueberries ^45 , Z. Peppers On a recent auto trip to Virginia Indticed .Thumb only ~ recruitV those- of us who,need Mllllcenr Bmmer of Linden for the right doctor early before Freezer Queen a crew of men landscaping the highway. Not monoy-TB~ supplement our social security In- fourth place. - irreversible damage to Joints b Newhouse marks 40 years ; OUSPItOMAINE SWEEtjUICVSUNKIST . Qur too unusual a. sight~except that every man' come. , . . Games are held everyMon- has taken place, the book- Main Dishes pk'g on the crew had a gopd sprinkling of gray All tho men were enthusiastic' about their day at 8:15 p.m. at the Y. let says, "cin eotpect to be- Lettuce Oranges 10-59 representatives hair. My ftirloslty aroused, 1 couldn't re- new. life aiid new income. As one'Green auvedlrom the serious effects sist stopping to chat briefly with them. Thumber told me, "Green Thumb restores" of the disease." -:— i SHOP-RITEWHlPTOPPINOor ' __-__w<5 as Bell Laboratories staffer I found mysejf talking with a lively group our pride and faith. It alno allows us to leave 1 Birdseye Cool Whip 3f^S9 RusseHC Newhouse of 7Forestdr.,Spring- Atoll, Marshall Islands, in tlie Pacific. IN WASHINGTON Member inducted Another common idea?— of retired farmers — all members of Green somctlilng bclilnd In the very communities that It's all right to diagnose I ALL VARIETIES. NEHBIRQSEYE PUDDING ' _____ WITH THIS field, recently celebrated hlSu 40th year with A native of Ohio, Newhouse received his-—•-. SENATORS Thumb,~~a~ government sponsored ' program 1 WHOLE KERNEL CORN, CREAM CORN, C_-p--••»--• Jyn. A. where wcrwero born and raised, foFposterlty." and treat oneself for arthri^ 25c OFF LABEL KITCHEN SLICED BEANS or GREEN GIANT C_.p«.f~--r BeU Laboratories'. He Is a director In the de- ;_ bachelor's and master's degrees in electrical which employ men aged fifty five through , Another crew member added, "Things-I'd' by banking group Cool N' Creamy V.;.: 59* COUPON .Ul-.-p-<«>-<_.l|Wh.,.-«-il_-!.). engineering-from Ohio State University CIlHord ()_y tls—Is labeled as dangerous. 3 .nxea,_Wi_vE_mnj', - 315 Old Senate Office Building their nineties to—work" together on seven- - expected to get- from tho coumy,_l.'ni--now Alice S. Clarke" of the col- Arthritis can be doing per- |-»AIHlOOLFRUITDRINKSor _>HQP RITE, ______L Ajax Laundry French Style •• Early In his telephone career, Newhouse 1929, and 1930. During 1929 he was a Guggen- men creWJTfor conservation and the beautl- able to 'buy myself. Not only tliat. I feel ' Wa.hlogton, D.C., 20510 lection department. Union manent^ damage while the pa- engaged In the development ofradlo .trans- ehim Fellow.. , fIcationV of public projects. The program now 50 percent bettcr_tluuiwlien 1 was Just Hitting County Trust Co., Elizabeth,, tient experiments with home 'Lemonade . 10t.-99* Detergents^ Tr Green Beans 3, mitters fqr civilian and military aircraft. Newhouse has . served as a tedmlcal con- operates in fourteen states: Arkansati, Indiana, arouful the house with hotltlng to do," Harrison A. William* (D) of Wostfiold was among 29 new members remedies, (vled-cal super- 1 In 1937 he undertook developments of the FM sultant on various government committees, Kentucky, Minnesota, Nebraska^ New Jersey, Most Impuossed by my short visit with the Inducted lnto_lhe New Jersey vision Is critically Important. ! Orange Juice 2'.'.:. 79* radio altimeter, which was later installed in '. including the' Air Navigation Development 352 Old Senate Office Building Now York, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, men, I drrltlpri-in'-call a friend at tlie Nadonal Bankers' Association's Half- The new" booklet Includes SHOP-RITE 0 INCH or DIXIt 9 INCH WHITE commercial aircraft. For this accomplishment Board and Project Beacpn oftheFederalAvin- Washington, D.C., 20510 South Dakota, Utah, Virginia.aod Wisconsin. Farmers Union, which operates GreenThumb,~ Century Club during the NJ B\ a section reporting recent D»/f»f0ss«n . .. Shop-Rite Priced I . __r_.: _. -, -WHYPAVHORET ' - ' • ' M f\ SHOP-RITE 0 INCH or DIXIE 9 INCH 1 he received the Lawrence B. Sperry Award . tlon Agency. He received a plaque from the Trained as gardeners, landscapcrs, nur- to learn more about the program.. r.nnual convention In Atlantic progress In arthritis re- of the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences in , REPRESENTATIVE, I Shop-Rite Mayonnaise T" 49* —Paper Plates— Glad iFAA for distinguished public servlce^s a City last week. •——-•-• ••---—• --=5^= search. - -—_-.'.•----.._.-.-• - GREEN OIANT- WHYPAVMOREr : : _ __- WHYPAVMOREr 1938r"••••-'~- " ; - ~-~ -W._=T==-I...-•.-•.: _. consultant to tlie FXA, 1961 -£5. Flounce P. Dwy«r (R) of Elliaboth lljillllliilililliuillllllllllllllllllllllllllliuilg Membership In the club Is Copies of "Arthritis-The During World War II, Newhouse was in Sandwich Bags He Is a .member.of die American Associa- Tw.lfth District restricted to those who have Basic Facts" are avallable Niblets Corn 5?f:."-*l Shop-Rite Liquid Tea charge of a group of engineers concerned with 1 tion for the Advancement of Science and die 2421 Rayburn House Office Building I- completed 50 years serylce free from jhe New Jersey SHOP-RITE SOLID PACK WHY PAY MOHE1 CURTISS die development of dlrbome radars and com- In banking. The new members Chapter, The Arthritis Foun- WITH THIS puters. Since tho war, he has been responsible honor socieitcs Sigma Xi, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Washington, DX., 205^" White Meat Tuna Marshmallows "• -.-. 4,'i;89* ~c=f^,y^ri in^r week Increased dation, 617 Broad st_. New-_ REQULAR or THICK SLICED for developmenl.work on electronic analog and. K*appa Nu, and Pi Mu Epsilon. He ha.s been COUPON granted 16 patents and is the author of several the active membership roll"" digital computer^- radio communication sys- ROCKLA to ni:>re than 200. _- i Shop-Ritp Racon technical articles. tems and various defense systems; = , NEW JERSEY SENATE, 40 MEMBERS Illl By MILT HAMMERll'ilUB He was re&ponsible-for the engineering of " Newhouso and his "wife. Lucile, liave lived in Springffeld for two years; They have a son," " QnderHne the correct name the Distant Early Warning Line In the Arctic. 1 CHINCH BUG More of what ynn hny q <.pr.rtrarfr.t- He*also' served.two-years at director of the "Alan, vyhb Is chief of the prototype and PWR 56-HHUide rd. to matur'the statements true . ALL HEAT or ALL BEEF _r»_>>/, __•' Toward* lh« purchaM of _Z:—- RtiSSELL g-NEWHOUSB Bell Laboratories Field StadoiCon Kwajaleln operations .branch of the division bfJNavnl _ni«ob.fh,-07208 1. "(Eunice, Mary, Martha) Mor^pefFormance froiir Shop-Rite_Eranks^ -_^ 69*- Ueaators, Atomic Energy Commission. , ~ .*.-*• * sat at. the. Lord's feet uhd — The Newhousc .qm._y formerly lived in Francis X. McD*rrribir(R);-: "Tiatened tolils Ma-lung.—.;1" - " Public Notlce- PuWlcTlotice ; tjual^&vcrhead cams, k •'-—Short. HUJr. for., many yejird. I torn 1949 to 312 Majsachu-.lt- it. 2. '(Clicsitr, Herod,_PUate)_-:A served on tlieMLUblLCn 1 own- mild, '-Why, wliat evil lias he *Six-cytind.r smoothncsi-lrom t^he - NOTICE TO . . 11 1 ' We_tn JulV -•_«,• ir dopend_ni- of a '- 142_Headl«y 1 or a qualllla- and fglat-t-u vot- _.rvl_e of ai dl Jerlco, JMlneveh); * , , ;"' 6i/_ri[rivc. Synchromeshed stick snifr.'. "* «r^» wilMwwithin S White p | 14, HWO but b«ouui0 of Ulneaa or UJ or {larvlng with tha Annwf F.r-ea . , Unlon7t)7083 4. (Slltis, PiiuJv-Stmsxi) Four-wheel disc b.rakcs. Kadhrl liies; \ phyaloal disability, or b«Jttu««- o( tfao of Uwt Unit,- Statea vith-UI the. Etui- of Springfield Hadassah ' owned thu bout from which Marrc finish recessed dials, including Bread LAlMDRYDETERGENT Motts Apple Sauce obaervanco of »T«Ugioua holiday pur- Now J-rauy, or lh_ apoua. or dependent NEW JERSEY GENERA! ASSEMBLY lawn from stunt to tho tenet* ot your religion, dash tach. Uody styling by Pininfarina. of and _c.oc_p_nytn_ or rvcddln. wilh a Herbert J. Hollmann (R) • s,£ JeaiiB preached to tho ixjoplc. 1S« Of F LABEL LIQUID PALMOLIVE- or bocmae oi resident altundanoo nt a • rvil-ui attacbed to or serving with th- honors top fund-raisers ... M 5.''"'Y.ou shuli cull liia nume Puce Car for the. Seventies! ArmM For_aa of (ha United Biato., and 2508 Slillwoll rd. or ie SHOP-RITE FRESH BAKED LAROE B" SI2E> l l>lbi a— *%_. Dish Detergent , whool, colleg* or univ'oralty, do-lQe to vota. or U you ara a reU-ilV- •:\. (John," jdtiiisV'J'Ui^s)* * ' It MFG. ______Toward, the purchat, of a . 1ABO or friend of any _ucb peraon who, you "Springfield Chnpter of |liidusBuh hold its Union, 07083 ; ; ALL VARIETIES ' . uul to oast your ballolt at thw polling 'bellnve_ _, , wilj_l_ deair«tovot_ I ______a lnthanpuoia_ __„ _•__•_l donor.dlniicr May 'P "' ClintonMunor. Awurthi .,, "•• wlli^uyo his people from tholr Blueberry Pie '^59* family _li_ ..7S-OI. Hagulcir or Mint Flavor.- place In your- diatrial oni said dat*t and school aleotlon to b« hold on July 14. : Hunts Snack Pack you duslre to vota in the •p«cla. l BOhoo..l. lgio, kindly writ* to... the. underalfawd ul . wore prcyciued to tlio highuu^und-ruttsuru HI; Hugo M. PJalti (R) Appttheri: . . Shop-Hilt Pri.edl 1 Savka%l,ome*rD°ky(a%orhoe it Dairy Month . REO It's election to b« held on July \At 1070,—onc« making application for __rf follows: Mru. Nuthan Ostrolf, Mrs. Milton ' 118 Prospect »t. --;_.. kindly Write or applV'ln puroon to^ha , twrvloe ballot U bo Voted In said *leo- Crest undaralsned ut oiue*rebiryt lloard of Ltnuiutloii o> $ 75 call tho Welcome Wagon host- tlurintftlKld. Nuw Jcreuy Union County Itogiuiial Hijjh .iolwul with all spreadors—long lasting Lobster Tails Lite Line Yogurts ^"29* ALL KAVOKb FLAVOHMNG SHOP HI It ICt CHI AM :B7-1, otooq, * Dlalriot No, I, ' . Jiat 124 Sport Spider c l ess. A!l4'lia ot oua Mountain Avonue, 6 Ice Cream ,gai.69 Bars sF7 . Inlalllgont gardening IUtl-ujuiei-, Juiw 4, llTTO U'uO;jD.UU .. inmiijont Bsrilonlno uayi nenoroui dividends In mom bmutiful A lHAiK-al »t a«4. IN"^.".^^ PHONE 276-5990- Alf-condltloinid car*, no extra cliuruu, (Wito ardanii, lawm and shruTiboryl Make Rockl-and Chernlrial Co7™ P o DU KAY IMPORTED OARS.IHO. 51- 60Count Shrimp ib.99* Sour Cream ±,'39* 0 1 1 1 (ot Lower ratui-Compjru a»d wa-VVuek-end s Liult.* I "' ''' """ • nwrythlng you nood t? «t lh« bait 382Mlllburn Av.., Mlllburn, N.J. 376-6960 WITH THIS FRIDAY DEADLINE FrtHi |iickii|> ;ivuiljhtu (in -tno&t ariidt) ^Acroaa from Polk* Station) „ ' ' W...... v. -h.ilghilolln.lt quanlllUi. Nal r.-poiulkl. l»r lypoa,aphl«l ...o... (Me. .ll.ctiv, thru Sclurday, Jon. 6, 1 WO. COUPOM All itains other than spot EXECUTIVES rouJ our W,,,,i 1 Ail uhun l.irlnu «i.i|iloy... l lo* t ROCKLAND FREE LUBRK.ATION on Foreign Cais l[a^U/m news should bo in our Urufj olioul yourself (or only III VO 'am office by noon oh Fr'dov- (3.201 Cull 606-7700, iluily fcHEMICAL CO., INC. ^ VloS:00 277-310P j I'ASSAIC AVENUE WEST CAlDWEll N I \ - ft T ft . -Thursday, June 4, 1970 . ' Galante is named president &x\ ofd time picnic cludingaa Ice cream parade. Club Rahway, said that the proceeds of the 'iiit;. guoet- iippcii£aiice3 of die 100-volce picnic will be donated to die Deutsche Sprach- Duelniencr Muster Chows, on tour In die United sclrnie for use lnthe study of German lanyuaee will raise funds for States from West Germany, and tlie award- and culture. ••- 'FOLLOW,THE of area funeral directors unit wliminn Newark Saenger Chor will be tlie musi- ... FOLLOW THE LEADER... FOL cal highlights of tiie day. Richard J. Calarite of Union was elected Galante,' a licensed funeral director and German school ---— Frank Welberlita orchestra will provide EARLY tOPY president of the Funeral Directors Association embalmer, is a' partner with his mother, 'Iliti sixth annual benefit picnic for tile of Essex and Union Counties jit the group's Elvira, and brothers Frank and Joseph. In 'music for.,eiilertainment and dancing. Foods Publicity Chairmen are urged ip observe LJeutsche . Sprachschule; Inc.-, of Irvington, .and beers of the old country will be'served the Friday deadline for other than spot annual meeting'last Thursday at Braidburn Galanie Funeral Homes at 17 Pacific St., will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at tlie club- Country Club, Florham Park. ' Newark, and 2800 Morris ave.,Unlon, where German picnic style all day long. hoWs.. Include your name, address and' house .and picnic .grounds of Deutscher Club. ' Max Schoene, president of the Deutsclier Michael Paskss was elected first vice pres- he now resides. The Calantes have a son, in Kaliway, Featherbed lane, Clark, according phone number, ident; Mario Telxerla, Second vice president; Richard Jr., attending Athens College, and to u statement by Mans J. Ludscheidt, presi- 7 ' Walter C.. Scrutro, secretary; Frederick J. a daughter Donna, attending Union Catholic dent of the German language school. Trepkav, treasurer; Lester Pilklngton Jr.,, High School. The Deutsche Sprachschule, one of die few Quick-disposal sergeant-at-arms, and Philip C. Rotondo, Galante is a member of. the National Funeral Richard H. Jacobucci, Patrick J, Farmer, ^flf».GUpporfing private language schools in . The laser beam could.well Directors Association, first vice president tiitr country, had its' origin in Nowark 36 . be die garbage disposer of Charles- L. Whlgham and Walter J. Johnson, of Union chapter of Unlco National, member trustees. • ' ''•'"' yours ago, before moving to Irviiigton. tlie future. It won't grind,- If your scotch of the Columbia Civic Club, past president Picnic co-chairmen Alfred Rottmann of tlie mulch or burn;-it will sim- of Ironbound Lions Club, former president Deutsche Sprachschule and Leo Schmidt of tlie ply di sintegrate any substance of Essex County Vocational School Board, Deutsdier Club Railway, In a joint state- placed in its path. LL, LEADER... FOLLOW THE LEADER... 1 April employment •former president of Local Assistance Board ment, promised "a full day of old-fasliloned costs $2 more than of Newark, a member of Knights-of Columbus picnic .entertainment and participation for BLAS1 THOSE BUGSI Find Council 4504 of Union and Unjon Township_ youiij; and old." Mrs. Emml Rank has cliarge Extern i not or iff the \^ (OBSVII climbfs in nonfarm Chamber of Commerce. , , , . 'if the children's games and activities, li>- Sactior P&X vou should wage, salary jobs __ __,_.: —, _j..,.;._. LJX-J.-- be aole to taste Estimates prepared by the" State DJvJslon of Planning and Research show that nonfarm MEDICAL Course Starts Sept. 9 —,5 Days Per Week wage and salary employment (excluding farm, Medical laboratory technician is a two- domestic, self-employed and unpaid family LABORATORY year program which driers instruction in the difference. workers) 'climbed ,15,600~between March and TECHNICIAN the practices and procedures employed RICHARD J. GALANTE April to approximately 2;596,200. The April in Clinical laborato''?-. The cfirifcal phase ASSOCIATE IN (2nd year) is at Overlook Hospital in : FOLLOW THE LEADER... FOL gain was mainly the result of seasonal ex- Summit, under supervision of Clinical APPLIED pansion In construction, trade and service. pathologists. ' ' ' WOT. Over the year, total' nbnagrlcultural employ-— SCIENCE- "TOlTlNFORUATlbN TO REGISTER, CONTACT Ship's crew aids AOUISSIONS OFFfCt, DAILV 9-4. ment increased by 42,400 or 1.7 percent. DEGREE Manufacturing employment declined by UNION COUNIYYECHNICAL iNsmun- m, R,r,l.n hd . S'-.:.:- i'li>ni. M J n)Q)( hungry Eskimos 10,800 In April to .873,400. Seasonal layoffs "Hi. Mom .-• . I'm home! (?0l) BH9 7000 In (he electrical machinery, food, apparel, The Eskimo Inhabitants of Pondlnlet, North- chemical and leather Industries were the key _ cm Canada,-have received a gift of 4,000 contributors In the downward movement in ~~ pounds of food from the first commercial factory employment. The trucking strlkehamp- ~ ship tcr transit the Northwest Passage. ered delivery of materials as well' as finished., Fall parade Presentation of the food was made by the. products, which in turn slowed production and crew of Humble Oil & Refining Company's caused employees to be temporarily' laid off Icebreaklng tanker, the S, S. Manhattan. The in severaj industries. Labor-managementdis- of Steuberr- 1,005-foot vessel ..has been undergoing Ice putes existed lq the fabricated metals Industry tests In tha_Iroren waters near Pondlnlet. and in the chemical lndiistry. The only size- able employment Increase in the manufactur- -New Jersey's Only Magnavox Home Entertainment Center .: Crewmen aboard the Manhattan learned .that. ing sector occurred In the toy Industry as unit planned - - hunting In the area has been poor this year. -production of Christmas Items began and Halsey T. Burke, chairman _ ' causing a shortage ?• : So ttie^ship's steward went to the ship structlon, finance and service. Trade, how- pantry and came up with more than 4,000 next meeting of the state dele- ever, did _not~~increase as much as it had gates and members will be pounds of food. Including fresh and frozen for the sometime period in previous years- from eggs, fresh fruit and vegetables, canned whole held Wednesday at 8:30 p.m.' it seems that spending 1B being somewhat at the clubhouse of Schul & milk, fruit Juices and meat. Including beef, curtailed. Covernment employment on the pork and cnlcken. • Gesang Verein, Germania other hand; exceeded its March to April _.Eark._DQ,y.er._Plans will be The food was transferred to the village by hiring pattern with the staffing of Census' mode for . the selection of both helicopter and 'snowmobile^ Every house takers. floats and bands and to further and hut in Pond Inlet has received an equal the enlistment of marching share of the food, except the meat which is A 12-mlnute decrease In average weekly hours (40,5) partially affected average weekly groups. MORE MAGNAVOX being distributed by the village administrator Burke said, "The annual on the basis of need. earnings whlchdlpped by 27 cents to approx- imately $137.30. A one; sq. in- Screen with 11'' diag. Screen P.O. B<«69,. Springfield, N.J. 07081. Resolution 75, The bill would Increase dm, very little in recent years, increased sub- days of 1683 -to our present Home Entertainment Center present property tax exemption from $80 stantially in 1969 desplus! the reduction in "missile.age." ' i 50 ...the ONLY place you'll , 90 Enclosed find check or money-order for o sub- •to $160 plus exclusion of Social Security: Industrial production which took place In the second half of the year. Blue-collar workers German clubs and organiza- 429 see EVERY Uagnavox 229 scription to the Springfield Leader. benefit at Income for all persons 65 and tions in New Jersey have been over and /with an Income of >5,000 a year or Increased by 715,000 over 1968, to a total Perfect pictures automatic model on display. Outstanding, performance with Please check one: • • of 28.2imlUlon.' ' urged to send delegates to the less. meeting. A special Invitation ally-on a gianf color,screen Bonded CirTyitry chassis and Save $1,30 over single copy price has been extended to the Ger- Oiromatone for depth .Quick keyed AGC for superior recep ( ) 1-Year subscription . . $6-50 man language schools and the on for instant viewing 6910 tion and reliability. 6410 Country music festival members of college and high -Sove $3.60 over single copy price;- —— —— school 'German language • I ) 2-Year subscription : .$12 clubs. Pript: —- planned at Arts Center Don Gibson, Wanda Jackson, The Garden State Arts Cen- stars scheduled are the Hee Name '..._. • ••• ter announced this week that Willy Nelson. Tompall and . .Haw Show performers in- The Clasers, Merle'Travls a country music festival will cluding Roy Clark, Grandpa be held for three nights in and odlers. Jones, Stringbean, Archie Tickets for. each night's June vylth a different group of Campbell and Mary Taylor, ail- Address stars oneachprogram. on Friday. Hank Thompson and - country music show can be The festival, which last year tlie Brazos Valley Boys will purchased by mall from the cloj^ed the Arts Center_ sea- also appear that same night. Arts Center, Box 116, Holm- son In a rwo-nlght September del, N.J. 07733 or from New The^npening Thursday-pro-— -Jersey_.radlo_suuJon _WJRZ, run. "will present country gram will presenrDanny Davis music artists—on—Thursday, which is sponsoring the fesH-~ code) & Nashville Brass, Mel TiUls, val. The latter^ address Friday and .Saturday, June 18 Billy Walker. Hank Locklih, Please check one: - to_20. The Arts Center at (Festival, WJRZ) Is Box 970, and Jack Blanchard & Misty Hackensack, NJ. ( ) New-snfcscrjption. ( ) Renewal. Telegraph Hill Park on the Morgan (Tennessee Bird Garden State Parkway opens Walk). Saturday's show offers The Arts Center box office Its summer-season June 10.. opens June 1 for direct sales. 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#3 from Springfield Friends of Library SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER - Thursday, June 4, 1970-15 SUBURBAN to receive degrees will hear author ;from Union Coljege and elect officers "c^ Three Springfield residents are among 156 A general membership meeting of the Itudems who are candidates for associate In r.riends of the Library will be held on Thurs- #ts degrees nt Union College's 37dt annual day, June 18, at 8:15 p.m. In the meeting room . .^commencement on Saturday. . . . I "I the Springfield Free Ruhllc ..Library, 66 ^«*Jnlon College, a "rworyearcommuqlty col- Mountain ave. ..'••• lege of the academic, disciplines," offers A noted author will be:the guest.speaker, . majors in liberal arts, engineering, physical A short business meeting, including the election Ind life science, and business admlnlstra- of officers, will also take place. Refreshments Won, Union College has1 an—enrollment of -will be. served oLihe close oLthe meeting. 4,700 students in Its day and evening ses- The Friends' group Is a voluntary non- i sion*. profit Incorporated association organized to ';.• In the past two decades, 85 percent of ^promote the following objectives for the Spring- V 'JUnion College's graduates have transferred Pfleld Library: £->Hlth advanced standing to more than 400 Col- To entourage the public support for an ex- leges and universities in all 50 states.' A paneling library program; to Intensity com- 'survey Indicates a similar percentage of munity awareness and use of the library; to graduates plan to go on to fpur-year colleges aid In public relations by Informing the com- / and unlveralrXeS this year. munity about the library's services and prob- '._(^The three Springfield residents who are • lems, and communicating the. needs 6f the* N, candidates for associate In arts degrees at community to the staff and library board; and IJUnloh College are: Kenneth S. Blackman of to cooperate with the library board of trustees /'A Briar Hills circle, Joann G. Scuorzo of to develop and lexpand library services and f & Essex rd. 'and Barry P. Toll of 84 Briar facilities. ' . •> '••• /Hills circle. . • For questions, the following persons may .A graduate of Jonathan Dayton Regional be contacted: Mrs. Robert Francis, library High School, Blackirtan is a liberal arts major director, 376-4930; Mrs.RobertD.Hardgrove, if) the day session. He is married and a 376-3348; Mrs. Milton P. Brown, 376-4439 •f,member of Phi Theta Kappa, national junior or Sidney Krueger, 379-2942. MEDAL WINNER—Army Firsi LleutenantTerenco C.Holland(rigtu), 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. -'college honorary scholastic society, Blackman_ Leo L. Holland of 17 Outlook wuy, Spririgleld, receives the Army Commendation Medal "plans to transfer to Rutgers University, NeviT during recent ceremonies near Dong Ba Thin, Vietnam. Presenting die award is Brigadier GET 'Brunswick. Kleinman attends General John N. Morris, commanding general.of the 18th Engineer Brigade. Lt. Holland * „ Miss Scuorzo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. received a B.S. degree In 1968 from tlie U.S. Military Academy at West Point. John Scuorzo, is majoring in liberal arts in '•"-tile Uay mmulro. Sne lB~a' graduate ^oTJona-- . . than Dayton Regional High School, and plans* parley on drugs to transfer to Boston University. Wullace Kleinman represented Springfield AndrevTreceives bachelor's degree ; 7TToHrsoh-of-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Toll, was Mayor Henry-J. Bulunan Jr, Mo.iday when' Edward Andrew ol 21 Cottier ave Spring- ' entertainment personality, was the commence- _ .«' member of the-6eolugy Club~and waB a more than 200 mayors from six northern Now field, was among 1S4 graduates of Bloomflold mcnc spoter. The baccalaureate, service was RESULTS 'business administration major at Union Col- Jersey counties held the first Mayors Con- College v.t.0 received die Bachelor of Arts~=~neW nt tne Bloomfleld Presbyterian Church on Mege. He is attending Falrlelgh* Dlcklnaon ference on Drug- Misuse and Abuse Monday degreeat me annual Commencement onSamr- FF^y^fuJThe speaker wasDr. _Davhia IirNewark.The conference, co-sponsored by day. -nils was me 98th annual.commcncement. Roberts, dean of students. Prior to the ser- ilia New Jersey College of Medicine and vice, tlie annual seniors-parents dinner was Dentistry and the Institute for the Study of — David Sunskind, e-held4)yjiie Spring- health and preventive medicine, the conference' combine 1 can ,(lti-3/4 oz.) field Presbyterian Church Sunday fromT to— objective was to provide l began filtering tack to the public relations vings. ,"*"• •*• MODERNIZATION WITH IMAGINATION Lesser is honored department who undertook the compilation of ' UR AD CAN REACH the book. • lor serving JFTY The recipes run the gamut from breads and Swimmers cakes throujstrvegetables-and d Bernard Lesser of 77 Garden oval, Spring- fiild, has been named, "man of the year'\by_ get prizes ; ECHO PLAZA officers and members of the New J[ersoy Region of me National Federation of Telnplo Local residents placed The Summit -Area YMCA OVER 30,000 FAMILIES Youths Ha-has been hdhored "for his years presented 25 "outstanding Qjt'servlce to Jleform Jewish youth/'aspokes- on dean's list at FDU swimmer" awards to mem- SHOPPING CENTER ^ynon said^ / He also received lifetime mem-- bers of the boys' and girls' •^hcrshlp In. the Jersey Federation of Temple Maria Ann Rizzo ofMbuhtainside, and Jackie Swim teams at their annual ROUT! 22* MOUNTAIN AVE., SPRINGMELD \Toiith. • . - Petti of Springfield have been named to the dinner last week which was Lesser "is youth chairman of die Jersey dean's list for the spring semester at Falp- attended by 175 menibers and FRE6 PARKING FOR OVER 1000 CARS. Council, Union of American Hebrew Congre- leigh- Dickinson University in Madison, where parents. ... gations, jivhich .sponsors JFTY. He recently they are both majoring in elementary educa- Also honored were Henry CMl punished o book, "Youth Advisors- Hand- tion. Buntin, coach, and assistants ECHO CLEANERS FISCHEII COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE prner newspapers bttok.'* The spokesman added, '!Wc know that They are members of Sigma Kappa Chi Bob Grimm, Dave^Brown, and 376-5711 *_itLwiUi;_becomc o classic in tlie. field q£ sorority. They both left last week on a three- Mrs. Douglas Blackwell, and -RKSTAUR:ANT COLD FUR STORAGE youth work," ' „ ' . Week vacation tqur~ct~ltaly~and'Swit7erland.—-Fred—Brown, -diving —coach. TRAVEL _]^L FEATURING ~"~- "~ A special service award was ___CO1P_ V Pranks * Burgers OPEN 8 A.M. t<~o P.M. MON. lh™ SAT. presented to John Schwan- ™ . •Sl.oL •Flih hausser of the parent's com- I STAY - PUT VACATIONS • DollSondwIchc. mittec for his many volunteer • ' • Delicious Break in adjoining suburban communiiies hours and contributions to the J from $359. * (w - M DAYS) - Served Dally ' Make Su7o to VUI>_ • THF ECHO PLAZA • UNION .LlRVIWOTON"- SPfHNCPIELD • LINDEN •MOUNTAINSIDE The Summit Area-VMCA- 7~freiictrRi¥tera-- Algarve ~ teams competing in " -SHOPPING^GENTER TalmoT Majorca BURGER BAIT . ROSEUI&ROSELLEJ»ARK ^L TUK REST m- VALUES - League during tlie wlnter_and | spring, Tfiey ended_tlic schaon^ »~ -PER PERSON • DOUBLEJICC. - PHICESJ^AHX- ,. ^ - „ - „ . & SERVICE y^^g ACCORDING Ift'TIMEJlP-YeARA LOCAtinH_^j~,Ml!!L!*™,S«*"-» A.M.-.9 E.M. the YMCA CentroT'AtlahtTc FJv«j51J4WxJOf-Av«ro£«;L»ng!l» Will-pit On On. Line. For Extra Loni7 -—.Area champi^ojiships at —COME lit AND SEE OTTH- |.Words_^)ow_jr_wo_(2)_5p_ace«,._ figure.JYour£ost By Multiplying Trip Princeton ~ in. wliictTthe* boys ~ ~ "' M-O^-^ placed third. u ' • . ,- p \ SUBURBAN PUBLISHING COR P.-. WOODEN & CRYSTAL 1291 Sluyv..ant'Avo., Union, N.J. MorethanSOO boys and girls from 36 YMCAs In Now Jer- 150 Elmora Ave., Echo Plaza . Jtiocs q Elizabeth Shopping Center, Rt. 22 HANGING BE ADS Piano Im.rt III. (allowing clo.lll.J oJl , sey, Maryland, Delaware, mid USE THIS EASY WANT AD FORM 289-T222 , Springfield 316-0502 < the District of Columbia quul- FOR YOUR WINDOWS lfied in regional meets to ADDITIONAL 20 'OFF AND DOORWAYS participate in die champion- ON SHOES ALREADY IN • WE ALSO HAVE' Vjhip meet. Opsn Moi,., Thur>. & Fri. - 10 a.m. lo 9 p.m. "THE LATEST IN OUR CLEARANCE SECTION! Open Tuax., V^aJ. A'Sut. • 10 u.m. to 6 p.m. PORCH ROLL-UPS. WICKERWARE ...OR CALLUS CCP, MASTER CHARGE & UNl'CADD Mast«rcharge, DakAmnrlcurJ, Handl-Ckarg. CLOGS & SANDALS NOW INI , CliarQO Plum Auullablo I > • m Mon. -Tuee. .:W>J. . Sal. 9:30,111 6 HOME DECOR SHOPS TUn. & Frl. 9:30

m/lou U M 16 IV 20 DECORATOR c _ MEN'S WEAR CAROL LANE II additional Words ar« r«qulr«d, attach separata »li..t u| paper) A \FATHER'S DAY CARD & GIFT SHOP tm.rly AllLJ C-rp U; Inc.) Deadline: Tuesday Noon •|S ON THE Saias Raptasaitlatlvv \ We Hova Th FATHER'S DAY & Harty Schectol ^JaV BULLSEYE! P To r«och th« p«'"on you • CIFTS GRADUATION CARDS liivtutlulloli Daparlm«it> For Thursday publication Herbert Brown ai'v .; -",o.i wont, us« an ln*Xpanslv« J Vou Add fhol RIDAL 'SHOWER UMBRELLAS E want ad tn thU nswspapar. ' • LOVE FOR RENT It's *o tlmpl* , . . PARTY GOODS ECHO PLAZA T Annum EnclaieJ ( ) Co.li ( ) Cluck ( ) Mon.y OrJ.r * ART SUPPLIES RT. 22 &.MOUNTAIN AVE. DIAL I SPRINGFIELD S 1 :J7'J-3R 12 • Hour*: i • •((•••••••••••••••••••••I HOSPITAL A1D12S — Miss Jacqueline Taafe, left, and Mrs. Estelle Sllvormon, both of I Ma,,;, Tu.i;, W»"M'' ' ' ' annual award and recognition ceremony of St. Barnabas 686-7700 O|i«n Dally 9I3O - 6 Thui .. S, FI. til V I _ VtSJiu. & Fri. Ill 9 . i, Medical 'Center, L ,, .. DulMauro, center, presented tlie'two employees with A.U (or Cloi.lll.d — UNICAKD - MASTUKCIIAHdE - UANKAMEMICAKU ... . i' ;;~ ' ' ' , . awards, 'lliey huvo bouii «t mo ctailui' lor five years eacti. • • •' V. a>

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Application forms (N.J') LIO.'UJKR.- Thursday, June 4, 1970-1-7- Appropriation ufged by Case Art show June 21 for park policemen fpr Rahway River flood study Mineral show at Trailside at swimming pool Senator Clifford P. Case (R-JJ.J.) ha8 urged In the letter, Caae said: available at HQ The sixth aiinuol Outdoor Art Show will be . tbat $20 000 be appropriated uS begin a flood "1 support the Corps of Engineers' reqilest . •Application form:; for examinations for' for those who dig crystals held at theHlllsldeCommunltySwimming Pool, control study of the Rahway River basin La for $20,000 to begin a flood control study of uppointments to die Union County Park Police An uxliibif ol rare liiinerulij will be feaiuit:d the day of die show. Tickets ure issued on a Central avenue, Illllslde.Sunday, June21,from fiscal 1971. Case outlined Ids support for the the 82-square-mile Railway River basin in are available at the, police Headquarters, at die'"Annual (yllneral Sliow" to be Jield at noon to 4 p.m. Judging will lake place at 11 •*> 1 first-come, first-served basis;ChiIdrenunder appropriation In a letter to Senator Allen J. ' fiscal 1971. "•• located In the Administration Building, War- tlie Uniuii County ParkConunission .',Trailside eight years of age are tiot, i>enn'tted in tfie a.m. Awards will be made at 2 p.m. nn»niW chairman of the Senate Ptibllc Works "The destructive floods ol recent years have inanco Park, Elizabeth' and-J{oyelle. ... • Natuiv .md Science Center, in tlie Watditu^ Planetarium chamber. ,,. . Tropliies and ribbons willbeawardedlneach Appropriations Subcommittee, which has Juris- made clear that the flooding problems of the TUe application-forms-will be given out Heyui-vation, on Sundiy froni 1 to 5 p.nu On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday andThurs- category for adults'and students, Thecute- •gorles are oils, acrylics, sketches, water- diction In the matter. Rahway River are Interrelated to a significant.. dailVp Including Sundays, from 9a.m.to9p.m.r. Iidwm Skidniore of Mountainyidu, chairman day, June J'l, at 4 p«jn.; half hour'nature talks extent, and that future protective actions must until Saturday, June 20, itAvas announced tliis of the show, will have for public viewing for children will be conducted at Trallsldo. colors, pastels, pen and ink, graphics, collages,- be on a basin-wide, rather than a piecemeal, ...week^.by. tlie Union County Park Commission. mineral:; i\\ (xith polished and crystal forms. The topic to be discussed is "Hawaii," The mlxed media. approach. A candidate 'for the Union County Park Skidnioii; has a p-jrmanciu display of fluores- talks will be illustrated with color slides. lu the evenr of rain, die show will be held Tots to 'graduate' "At me request of Congresswoman Dwyer Police Department must be between-21 and 35 cent mineral:; in the main display room of tlie The Trailsider Nature and Science Center on the following Sunday, June 28. of New Jersey," the House Public Works Com- years._of.Liigc,..u citizen_.of the .United States, Nature and Science Center. is open to the public each weekday, except 1-urther information maybe obtained by call- mittee last December adopted a resolution ' a TJiUon County resident for at least two years, - Other exhibitors will-have minerals on dis- Friday, from 3 to 5 p.m., and on Saturdays, ing Gertrude Kreps, director, 353-0057, or Ann in ceremonies gt which provides for a re-study of Rahway River and u high -school graduate or equivalent as play from the Alien town and Emmaus areu of Sundays, and holidays* from 1 to 5"p*tiu Llppman, art chairman, 926-3266. flood control problems. The resolution em- •established by die State Board of Education. v Pennsylvania, and tlie .•'rankhn area of New. ploys the basin-wide approach urged by Mrs. Applicants must be at least five feet,, eight Jersey. , Yrjorsery school Dwyer and me. The Senate Public Works Com- Inches -tall; weigh at least 145 pounds; and Ah;n »m* Sunday, at 3 p.m. and at 4 p.m., mittee previously hadadopced a similar resolu- .have normal vision without glasses. Hie can- ELl-EN CHINK Closing exercises for the Eastern Union Donald W. Mayer, director ol* Trailside, will tion, ..•/••"<' didates must also'be able to. swim'ai! least conduct a program in tlie 'Irailsido Plaiwi- KONG County YM-YWHA Nursery School, Green i M "At that time 1 also urged that the Corps 100 yards. • ona of the • aU.'at foramoit fUKtotn-ailyU •!• of fin" tBlIofaXJ lane, Union, will take place tomorrow at 10:30 tarium entitled "The Chan^in^ Sea.;oiUJ. _Tlie . 'i -. of Engineers not delay In seeking appropiia- - uppural fur me • nd women, will ba In personal attBiulurici Miss Fink ajn. for-the children attending the morning ... Applications must, be; returned to the Union astronomical .story'behind the clutige of the tlons needed to get the, study under way in County Park Police I leadquartcrs-by 5 p.m., . -SGat;oi.f.-> mi-ujtecific dates •will be discusced- session and at 2:30 p.m. for the children in - fiscal 1971, The Corps has wasted no time IN SPRINGFIELD IN SUMMIT thcafteraoon session. Saturday, June 20. Appointments wilf bu made, and liliown. 'lhe same program.will be pre- in submitting, its request, thus indicating Its as vacancies occur, on the basis of the.candl- % sentcd »it K p.m. on Wednesday. 3 DAYS 2 DAYS graduates Mrs. Jay Schoenfgld, nursery committee own appreciation of the urgency of the matter. date's performance in tlie written, physical, - As die Trailside Planetarium can seat but _ JUNES, 7,8 JUNE 9, 10 Ellen C. Fink, daughter of- Hard Cash chairman, said 92 children will participate -'.The request presently is being considered ' medical and oral testing. ' 50 pooplo at a performance it is necessary"" QUALITY UOTKI. ' 8UUURBAN HOTEL Mr. and Mrs. Irwln R. Fink In the short program and receive 'certificates. by the House Appropriations Committee, and Tlie Union County Park Police Department ' to .pjjuli. J ticket frdm (he Trailsido office on Call Ur. IJOITOI . Call Ur. Baliuil of Garden oval, Springfield;' Represented In this group are two sets of twins Mrs. Dwyer, I know, is working to see to it was organized In 1926. At present the depart- . graduated with an associate that the funds are recommended to the full 379-6880 273-3000 In sciences degree from Har- and three sets of siblings. Children attending ment consists of a chief, a captain, a lieutenant^ Bellini will help you ueloet fino fabric^ from u wide come from the following communities: Eliza- House for approval. four sergeants, and 26 patrolmon. The men~ Chairman of J and J orraV of pa) turn a, colors and wolgJitB in woolens, • - "cum Junior Collego, Bryn betbr-Crarford, Hillside, Maplewood. Moun- . '1 urge that our subcommittee grant the work a forty-hour wetk and patrol over 5,000 wqrHtcdK, mohuira, cushmereo, blends uriil ailku •Mawr, Pa., on May 23. tainside, Roselle, Roselle Park, Scotch corps' request so that this vital flood control acres of parkproperry throughout UnionCounty In sultn, lopcoule, aports Juckola, slocku - or Miss Fink, was a member ' Plains, Springfield and Union. .-•... •study can be started promptly." which Includes 27 different park units. to receive degree vary tho utylu to your pumonjil taste. Cuutom bf Campus Guides, the Social Savings TTie teaching staff for the pas! year con- ..—tncuBured, • custom— fit tod, "meticulously Committee,—the Communica- sisted of Mrs. Max Wald. heat raacher, Mrs.. GiTstav O. LicnhiircLj who started his carurr . ..custom luiloredilred. tions Committee, the Hazing Edward Cohen.Mrs. Sam Lease, Mrs. Stanley wltii Johnyon Ki Johnson In 193il us ^in ac- You. wilwilll t>« amaiod at tho superb quality ant) Committee, the Student Gov- Seal and Mrs. M. Wassenhan. Assistants are 3 speakers named for commencement . countant _and rose to be ctiuirnian of tiic . ow -priced of th««» (Ino cuitom~\yormont». ernment Association and; the ,.,.,. executive committee of die worldwjde firm, . Jewish Student Association. . Miss Elouise Draughn, Mrs, Larry Hamptman, Charles Mancuso and Robert P. Douglass, Mrs. MUton Klein, Mrs; J. Krakauer and Mrs. Patricia Brlndley p(-Roselle. president of will ,„. ^w:lrdi;d m honorary doctor of science ^SELECT Gerald. Rosenberg- Mrs.. Snmnpl J. Rospnrtial- president and vlce-iprcSident of the Board Uie^tudent Council, will welcome die guuscs. degree hy Kider College", Trenton— ^ROM ~brEducailon~ot~ihc~Vocatlonnl-Technlcal "Angclo Bopanno Pf Cloric^andrRobert• Florio • ~:, ^J^^vice-ohuiTmuTi-of-theljburdofdfrectors OVER ls coordinator for the Nursery School. RaB. Now R.g. Mow ...Scho.Qla_iu.-!L!alon County and Sheldon Wj>lf- 7000 imported fabric•! ' RegtstraUon"fOT"tne~1970*71~searon-oftho' of Roselle Park will present-Hie Jroduate ol the firm'aild president of Johnson &• John-"" silk Uohalr Sulta 78.00 55.00 Fine Dacnn Wantsd . -Jazz group son, president of Jenew&n Volkswagen Corp., • viewpoint. The class- of "110 graduates will | . ational, Lienhard will receive Uie Sov tha display of Hone Bharkakin HuHi 68.00 5S.tK> Sulla 58.OO 48.00 Nursery School, scheduled to open Sept. 14, has son ntc rn upfln or !ad Linden, will be guest speakers at the third be presented by LesUe N. Kiray. • director • degree-durinn. Rider's lOSth commencement on Kons BM*d SweitOT,- " " * Wool Woralad Kl.nn.l reached a record high. An additional class for Beodad Blouses, Q«ut]eTeTrCurtroT"~ • SATISFACTION QUAKANTEHU •--• --.--' For~aadidbnal Information call" the Y at of the administration building. i Eilert, St. John the Apostle, Clark-Unden. University of Wisconsin. ^Hlils-wUl be^ln^SetllirEjorV" 289-8112. ;. s tiK , Jazz/Tevlval on Sunday, June 14, from 1 to 5 p.m. Record- Ing artists, Jlie Red Onion Jazz Public Notice . Public Notice Public Notice Band, featuring Natalie Lamb : MORRIS NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION KOTKE Lang again as" vocalist^ wlU'entertaln. TAKE WOT1CE O3X tha OABDEN TAKE NOTICEthatChifllNflBam.IJie.i Take mtl<;o Out Gordon Baaa ft Com- The founder and leader of STATE LIQUOR WHOLESALERS, INC, trading if TWO GUVS CHICKEH Inc., tnalaf aa Gordon B^ a~H» Jaraai CMporaUon, latra w: BARN" UM appllad to tne TomaUp Uie band Is Dr. Robert Thomp- JfUadrto tha Dinctor of Uw Dmiioo of ComnitUia of tt» Tonahlp of Union,, heads UC son, an associate professor of enfa CootTOl lot m Plaoary Wboleeale TURNPIKE AfcoloUc Bmv Control for»Wbol»- for a Planary Ratal! Diatrlbntion Ltc«na« psychology at Hunter Colltge. «ala Plran LluOLu M lor prentlplu to-u D-to« lor pramltM dtaalad at 1111 Rmta Uoaaaa (or the tframlaea albiatad at IO»S oatod •ilOMOdStttBUnlaji No. U ifunU No. a anilalorriaATetau) Hadaon Street, Union. N.J. and to main- John Bucher, cornet, / and OrdinStttaBoaa.Unlaji, InttwfomalilpofUnloii. tain a warefaooae at 1009 Uadaon Street, data center QtlESt,'UiKto 6toc«ioWtr« of Tna namaa and raatoemea of all Union, KJ. and tn milntiln a aalaaroom Denis Brady, ^larlnet/' are B» Corponttai in.' offloara of th« afor«mantiODBd applicant at JO* Hndaon Street, Union, N.J. The appointment of Fred both stockbrokers^—— CEOnOE HARRB, ar« as followa: - Tbe uunaa and adoreaaea of all Otfl- - . Praia**, OARY E. HUBSCHalAN cera, Diraetora, and tboae Stookholdere Lang of Chatham as director Erie Hassel, an aeronauti- r . 40 DMibmt tutd. IRookSprlniATa. holmnc tan (10) or more percent of tlie of the College Information cal engineer, plays the banjo. WaatOrann,N.JL capital etock of the corporation are aa C.M.WHITNEY SPRINGFIELD Center on wheels was an- Henry Ross, pianist, is a court IRVING HUBSSHKAN, PRICES EFFECTIVE IN STORE MENTIONED ABOVE ONLY ,'- S« Visa PraaA Traaav - JOSEPH-OraMrTH — -- nounced this week by Dr. The* Aiiioricuin Homo Fkirni.sliiiijf Contor reporter. Dick Drelwltz, «00 U 330 a Harrlaon a., I Praaidant, Directors Stockholder E. Oranta, N.J. 78 DruldRlll noad. Konnetli W. Iversen, president trombone, teaches health eduy' Lcwnoc Summit, N.J. PHILIP BB LMARTOT of Union College.- cation, ArnoIdHyman, bass,Is Saoratary EDWARD C. ZETTLER, JR. in Elm St. . Secretary, Traaanrer, Director This will be "the third year a research psychologist." TanaflTjN.J. 1U aUaie ATenne, that La.ng.has headed the edu- The group has eight record- LEO ZWIEBACH, EUaabeUi, N.J. Aaa'tVloa-Praa.,Aaa'tSaor«tary OARY G. SMITH cational caravan on its sum* ,lngs. Their periormance at SI Bnmaco Road, Director •30ft Proanect Street, Qpner tour of Union County Town Hall was recorded live AU o^^asawantionadli>dM4aal Eaitt Orahce, N.J. communities to interest young SPECIAl and Is caU*i "There'll Be a cM»M«r« «») Dir«fc aEOBOE HARRD, ara tba (tlraebara of aald appUcant. DENKB a sfcirrii people and adults in higher Hot Tjme-tn the Old Town ' 40 DMxtmtHnd, Th. oamai and raatdanoaa of atoek- Director 1 aunlaunlalal N, N.YY. oouara oaidlns mora thai) 10 parcaptom 0 Chnavy.Btreet, education. The College Infor- Tonight. ' . DOLORES HAKRE, (101) of anyoftha atockolaaldappUoant CaUbrldie. Uaaa. mation Center is a community ,;They have also appeared at i < CHICKEN 40 Dmtent Road, " ROYAL LIQUOR DIST. INC. 'VORNADOLINC StnskboUer - Service offered by Union Col« Princeton, Yale, Hamilton, HAHOLD1 VOSEHVELD, 114 Paawio Btraat, 300 Cedar Lane, ^. ' legc and financed by a special H.J. Columbia, NYU and Rutgers , 400 m»3«to« w.», , Oarflald, Naw laraay ObJaottonaTT__. . uf any,. aDqfBld ba mads U.any,. aheuld be mude ' grant from the Bayway Refin- and at Jimmy Ryan's, Central PHYLLB ROsSiPELD, lmmadlataly: in wrlttof to, Mary t to wrtUnK tDjlatlnrectDr of ery of the Humble Oil aifo Wejnade GREAT BUYS r and PASS the SAVINGS on to YOU! Plaza,, the Bluo Note, Bourbon 400MlaUato«Ww. MUlar, ClarV of tturTownahfpo f Upton, , of Aleobollo Dererage Con- 1 1 trol, 1I0Q Raymosd Boulevard, Newark, -Street-nnd the Jungli»-Club4i>— L i, UtUUatH'tUntUUat.H.t. at tha a^r*'* !* Butknjib Prlbarcar Refining . Company and the Because C. M. WHITNEY is one of tho. largest outlets in America for belter grade traditional' ODKUont, U an, ataiVf b. mad. Park, Union, KJ. N.J,. Bayway Chemical Plant of the N,ew York City. '-—-"-fJT* In WI?UI«. la Ha Dm- CHICKEN BARN, INC., tradinf aa CORDON BASS ft COMPANY, INC. tpr of t»ByronTtr Scotch PUlna, >U- ObJacuona^U any, ahosld be made people. Aimed at the disad- touch of authenticity to'this delightful LMncaton.H.JH.J.. lmmadlataly. In wrltlnj to Mary E. vantaged residents of the SHELDOELDON OUTSKTSKY Miller, dark of the Townahlp of Union, Eurly American dedign! 54" dresser MAPLE DINETTE III •llll V.Pr««VP . at tha MunJolpal Batlduu. Friberger county, the center provided EOT-APPLICATION 271 WaatlMton Are. Park. Union, JU. base, big framed mirror, spacious, TAKE NOTICE that Martha HaarlaUo, Union, N.^ (Slnad) THE CLUB BAR OF UNION, guidance, counseling and gen- M9l| U STATE PRIZE LRWORa, Union Laadar, May It, Jma 4, 1B10 eral information on cduca- chest and. spindle lied in full or twin inn haa anpUad to tna'Toinianlp Committaa • 1U7 VauiduU Hoad, «* ttiTTolriianlnof Onloo, to lha Coonty (r« »HM) UUnioni N, N.JJ. • tional opportunities beyond size.- All this In gracefully antiqued WE'RE PRICE-MINDING of IMoOiteaPlaoary Ratallmatrttv Union narttr, May II,limn 4, 1970 high school. WE'RE PRICE-MINDING Uon'tieiat. D-7 for pramlaU tilaUti MOTICE OP APPUCATBH^- S«7 wormy maple. You'H-iwvor huvo to wArry about at •>» Mania Ara., Union, (W. TAKE NOTICE that HOME LIQUORS Lang reports that the center (& corporation of Now 3vmnf) fau atpftUad tho table top In this sttirdy dtnottu, Oblaetioaa, If any, ahould ba mt4. to tha Towoihlp Commlttw of Uw-town- NOTICE TO CREDITORS was well received in all of for it's lumlnutud with WeellnjjiiouBo Unnudiataly, In vrlttnc to, Marjr E. •hlp ol Union, New J«r*«y. (brtn*ouy ESTATE OF JOHN OUTLAW, Deceaaed. the communities it 'Visited. MOter,, ClatVoftbaTihraahlvafVnloClatVoft n Re6ll nutrifiatlon Uo.uwtorprt.mUw Purauant to the order of UABY-C. Micortal Tho wood (train perfectly situated at IBM Monia Avon*. Union, KANANE, Surroiate of the County of His role as director, he said, mufchoB th« chalmt-The 42" t.ubln~' PrPartt , UnlooUl , NNX X N.J. Union, made on the 39th day ol Uay IIARTKA HAURIELLO, A.D., 1070, upon the application ef tha has been particularly reward- opens to 42" x 52". SKI Morrla An., Otffaars. DlrtMtora and Stockholder*: underalawl, aa Admlnlatratrlx of the ing. Itolon, N.J. EDWIN FISHER, eatate of aald daceaaad, notice Uhereby Pr**id«nt, Tr*a«ar«r. Director ft alvan to Ute credltore of aald deceaaed "There is a real need for S the old country tavernllbc ICEBERG Union L*ad«r, May M. Joaa 4, 1070 BtooUialdtr (FW1...4) b exhibit to tbe aubaeriber under oath the kind of service we are 12S HayfaMr Drtre or uUiTViaatlon ttattlr claalmfl •uxldfitji.uBdti Soutb OTmn«, N.J. apunat the aa^ate of aald deceaaed within offering," he said, "and fill- Above NOTICE Or APPLICATION MARILYN rnm BUI montha friim the date of aald order, ing that need-cannot fall ibbe or they will be forever barred from pro- "CONCORD" M AlPLE '!/• TAKE NOTICE that Fr«d A. Oaanr, Secretary, Dlrwtoi average 7hp tradiMaaTHE'-K" TAVERN hu«ftOi»l secuting or recovering the urns agunat a rewarding experience." ' • GREEN 1SS Mtyfamr Drtve. a. tK. Vn-nJ.l r^-i».. n« UuTDOJIe oTth. .e. To J^wnablw p 61 Uluonln the County lmmedtauiy,' in wrltlni tb, Mary E. FARMS of' Union, JJeHew JerstyJeraey, forfor., . a Plenary MUlerLClerVof the Townalup ol Union iOrAPPlJCATlON - ^Retail ConanorUoamMion Uoeoae,-O41Uoaolra,•" . tor NIBLETS jiotKr. Tako oo^lce-Uua Peer toport Cei p~"-'laa"a aihuiaira(3nVallaaUui»ri]3oVaUa.y mL. Value' nitUr head 7rHCa notloa that Carman Amarican hall, unionUi , Njexoev••KawJjraW.";7 • •; (i) VICTOIt VAUCUCCL aport Club HoUlna' Corn., traduK aa. UrUlon bf Alconellii nsvencv Control -—Objections,—Objections , u any,. ahuulanuuhUl Up~nUp~raadi i _ _ 40B-MarUn 110., • avorite! • " jKjtCHEJS DROvi; haa " lmmaolately. In-writing, 10-M»ry E, Union. N.J, -MUler, dark of tha Townahip of Unloo, it the Municipal Building, Frlbergo? mcBrfr Park,JInlon,.Hj7 ...... r~ HUBjo, N.J. ' — (Blrnod) tfONVERST CIITTlNn, UISODTN.IIH- -. ..vV, Union, N.J. Kame< and Union Loader, May 28, "Ot T* the nunM uid r«»i- raaidanaea of all ofllcere and-vtoek- PLAIN OR IODIZED FINAST PINK-WHITE-BLUE-YELLOW f m ottloer* of applicant, all of boldert* are: Union Loader, M«y 36. June ^ 1070 vtotn tr« dlnctora, «nd ««chlsB*toalc- MAKS BISCHOFF, bold«r oimiaf nun than 10% of U» stock (Feq 10.13) -NOTICE OF Al'l'UCATlON Of >ppUcMTi: TAKE NOTICE that Alfred 11 Tuokur, IW'Fainnouni Aro, • _'\Vhon Grundmu'H ((rout- *nruii(lmu OERMAN AMEIUCAN SPORT CLUB : trailing na TUCKKIl'B haa •ppllud to Uiu HOLDING! CORPORATION. EUZAr Townahii) CoinmlUva of the Townuhlp of idea! MATCHING SOFA and LQVESEAT workt-d on Imr caxy i|ullt», ul,o ODETTE F. UBCllOf NOTICE Or APPUCAT1ON Union In tho County of Union, Now Jernoy BET1LN.J. 71? Fairmount Ave. for » IMonary ItuUtl Consumption Ll-> ' prubiiblyilld It In a rovknr llku Ihliil oaiTiprnoaiTii i TAKE NOTICE tliat fun Ii CoakUlla, Chl. N be., tradbf » roun BEACONS PLAV otmso C'-ll for proml»uanituitudiit 1B53 aaaaaaal ••• >a«aaa« aaaaaa* laaaaaal ^^^^ UnlotLNJ, RODEJIT h. liBCIJOF ' Morrla Aw., Union. Now Jumuy. ' at one price! LUDWHJ StIDERT, II RECREATION CENTER haa applied BMrUry to tha Townahlp Committaa of tha Town- ObjMjtloiu., If my, nhould bo made Ad aim MeUocdnDr., . 03 Poichlree ttud lmmiHUjitaly inVrUhnctoMary'K. Miller, Special K I M h N ahlp of'Union In -tha County of Union t--.st n—frf " *"j ror«iAry GUato. N.J. 07033 ' 1005 Coolidgo Avit,. Mutli.of pollwhod work and mtanfuvarablllty, 408 Coolidfs Dr., MA11KA.ANZALONE, 297 JACQUELINK 11, T«r- Union, N,J. ••*,,- KanUworth, N.J. President and EttraeW, * tilumtmim with foot pedal forward/rtvflnu 47 Morrl-rfown Ito*d 100 Btone IU1I lid. Union Luodur, May 30, Juno 4. 1D70. And a lot mora'Including'. SALT lIAlUtY PLAtll. TrMmir.r, GUlette, U.J, 07033 (1-WJU.lo) SOFA antll.QVESEAl' clour uluuu bot- OOfl CroM Ava.. ObJ*ctlon« . U tny. ahM b m Uprlngneld. N.J, i7 h.p. onglna. NIc*' JOllN A.SANCIIIIUCO, li>iim, ,'rh uy • ru EUubeth, N.J, - lnUDodUtaly In Wrllui to th« Director* > pries tool From t."*yafcff ViCfl l l^t>r«a, 6226 Narrow* Av«., of Uie TowrUahl,) of Union- In tiiu County of Sale , Union, IV. Unloa La&der, Aims 4, H, 11)70. Uiiloi^ Now Jisrnuy fur a .'Uiuvry HoUll f.-.aly niulcluMllii- Hi>fu!(W.: think 2 ply WALTEALTER ni, Urooklyn, N.Y, OF A NEW BOLENS niM (V**: »lH Objection*, If uw. ahoulJ b« tnuda Conmini|>tioii Muuntiti C-34 forprumluou 1415 Concord Plica, nltuatotl ut 1131 Muglo AVc,, Union, Nuy you'll Ilkt; lliin IMMUIUHI^ moHl IJv- OFFER EXPIRES EUaabett, N.J. itamodUttily. In .wrlung'to. Wary L' Jeroty to pkg. LEO KELLER, NOTICE Or APPLICATION Millar. CiortofthcTo*nj»hli>t)iUnlon.«t y. ili|^ roomH don't ntivt; imoiigh 4'om- TAKK NOTlCfc: th.t D*vld ll»r tha lAmkipKl Itulliilnc. rriborgcr 1'mrk, Objuctloiu., If tuiy. should \n> tiliuie 99* JUNE 30tn 238 Otddualai' road, tiwllni u CAU1N OIULL, h*j MDrdlod to Morrli Avimufl. UnW N.J. lnuiiuditttaly. in writing; to. Wury i; forluliln Hauling!) And would yon Eaaax ralla, N. J. Uu Tovnjhlp .Cemnvltioo of tho TOWTV 1 HUGO KLEIN. (Ulgiwd) VoJll tiKAhiWii 1'GAY It Millar , Clork of Um Towiuihlji ot Union, •Wp ol Union In th. Coty f Ui N HiLCHEATIOW CKNTKIL lit thu Munlclna) HuUdbitf, Krlborgur ln-llrvi: lluil low, low. |irici- for •1 Norman BL, Jwraey far • Mwiu^l (••irk, Union, N.J, - ; Eaat Oranga, N. J. Llcsma C-32 for prvmlsu dtiuttfd MAllK A, ANZALONt-J, bolli NOCII UIKI loVi^Hrull JOSEPH KHUsk, {HilOUHl) THOMAU MAI-tJNi: 4- 2S0a Morrl« AVB., Unlotu H*m J«f»« UBS WMI ChtMitiMt lit., 87 Orohanl «L Ql Chaatout UL, . OtiJ«ill(wu«, U uny, ahould ba iii- laitutmlli, N.J. immixllxUfy. i tn writing to idxrV Union, N. J. litll STORES OPEN DAILY 9i30 A.M. TO 9.30 P.M: SATURDAY TO 6 P.M. • USE THE CM. WHITNEY CONVENIENT PAYMENT PIAN STORR WE'RE PRICE-MINDING WE'RE PRICE-MINDING UiUon K.emlor, M»y 30, Juno 4, 1V1U. Union Louder, M»y iBt .)vui« •*. 11/JO ALNmNilEROER bfU«r, Cl.rV o/ tho Tohl f U Ifl Warnar St, (fUO 110,33) (K«Utl4) TRACTOR CO. nartf any,'abMjld b« mada iiWSrti immiMMlJ: In «rltln< to Mary K WSis ROUTE22,UNIOK + ROUTE35,OAiCHURST THE TURF PEOMJE MUlar , Twnahlp Oark, Muulblul (S1(M<1) llAVlD HAHAHKV Opp. the Flagship on the No. Sido 1 Vi Miles So. of Eatoiilown Circle West of Unloh Blvd. on1 the Me !••••«! nil IkaUdlni, rrlhariar Park, Unluo, N.J 304 0. 4lh Ave., V FRIDAY DBADLINH^' 449 SOUTH "AVI, E. Hit Ualon Caadar, alay '«,

•*» •i, >'[ , "-.I- SI'KINGl'IKUJ (N.'J.) \iV.\\iy.H'"- Thursday, June 4, lihO-19 18-Thursday, June 4. 1970 - SPrtlNTGPtiErCD (N. J^) LEADER Y is offering Helps train ROTC men memi Army Spvdallui l-'our Stan-V - Heinz luy li. Osinulski, 24, son of" for summer Mr. mid Mrs. .Walter E. Summer' memberships are (J.smul!;ki of 826 Mountain available at th^Summit Area ave., SprlntJleld,' is serving YMCA, effective for the three us a rifleman Li support of month period from June Ketchup i_lhi: summer ReserveOJflcers' through August, and registra- TraininiTCurps (ROTC) sum- tions are now being taken for AMERICA'S FAVORITE Finast racr camp ;il Ft, Sill, Qkla, Scot Spec. 4 Ouinulski and some all summer programs and . courses which begin the week BOO other men from -tlie 2nd of June 22* Summer programs Hatialion of llie 2nd Armored -• include instructional and rec- Uivjaioii's 41$t 1 iifantry from reational swimming for all l-'t. Hood, Tex., are aiding in ages, camping foryojnngsters, liie training of tlie ROTC fitness and sports for adults, Towels Bleach cadets Jn sucli areas us weap- and summer theater for teen- LIMIT 14 ox. ons qualification, patrolling, - age arajxollege youth. reconnaissance missions, National YMCA progressive 3 bot. field- tactics, chemical war- swim instruction classes ac- PRICE MINDING FINAST ORANGE, GRAPE, fare, and map reading. cording to ' ability (Minnow, WHITE, ASSORTED This temporary duty as- Fish, Flying Fish, Shark and ORANGE PINE., TROPICAL TREAT signment began in early May Porpoise) will be offered to DECORATIVE GRANULATED and will-continue into July. boys and girls entering grades 3-12 as well as an adult learn- to-swim course, YMCA mem-' 1 qt. 14 oz. can bershlp Is required. I A competitive swim clinic will again be offered to boys and girls age 16 and under who are interested in partici- 168 sheet roll • pating in swim club, school,' —,. or YMCA teams. Small .classes conducted by-Henry Buntin, YMCA coach, will Coffee • offer individual Instruction in — starts, turns, and strokes and CANCEH' QE 'HIE COLON are held early mornings Mon- . -AND RECTUM " • " day through Friday; A course . : 'Cancer of die colon (die fre"i5 charged andnon-mem-- large intestine) and rectum bers are welcome in the 15-- (its lower end) is diagnosed - session clinics. In approximately 75,000 Recreational swim periods Americans annually. Second for all -ages are scheduled only~ to~5kin -caaaa: Jn|__f re- throughout the week with re- quency, it affects both" men—- _J served times for boys, girls, and women equally, with over __JUnlOX qnri npnlnr high 90 percent of its victims past students, women-only, and the age of 40, families. . Like other types of can- Coed adult swims will be cer, cancer of the colon and held in noon, late afternoon, rectum is characterized by ' and evening periods to accom- abnormal, uncontrolled •<" modate business men and growth of cells thatcan spread women Monday through Frl-, to other parts _oi the body. day, and family swims will be Since the tumors formed by -—• -scheduled_seven days a week. the rapid cell growth of can- In addition, tHe poorttravall—; able to organized school, cer interfere with normal body church, or club groups on functioning and threaten life, Saturday and Sunday evenings Ilia...•••ill they are called "malignant^* for splash parties by reserva- Benign tumors, on the other . tion. hand, are grpwihs_that remain. '— ' Day camping experiences localized and do not usually . tor boys and girls will be endanger life, — offered inCampCannundusfor Certain warning symptoms boys and Camp THnngle fnr may signal the presence of a ' girls entering grades 2-7, and tumor in the colon or rectum. in the new Kinderkamp for Theso include any change in ' children pniyrtng kindprgnr- T5oweTnruTjirs~^ch"ariiloDd~in ten or first grade. the stools (which may appear Men's fitness counseling, •* SUPER FINAST BRINGS YOU MORE WITH PRICE MINDING bright red or black), per-' handball, squash, paddleball, pick-up volleyball and basket- sintent -constlpa-HrOii—or ball will continue throughout diarrhea, and abdominal pain. the summer with track, exer- Anyone with symptoms lasting cise and steam rooms open longer than two weeks should" Monday through Saturday. consult a physician. Women mayuse the lour wall \ \n examining the rectum, the 1 courts -by reservation on WE'RE PRICE-MINDING physician can feel a tumor if - weekday mornings, while FINAST it; exists in this area. How- ' Junior and senior nigh boys ever, to vipw the interior of ' have open gym Monday through the colon, an insinimenrcalled Friday afternoons. u proctosigmoidoseppe is ui- - All Interested college and Evap.Milk Pancake Mix: Korted for about 12 inches. high school youth In the area For persons over 40, such a Kitty Utter "procto" .examination should have been invited to partici- Pancake Syrup - pate in plans for Metropolitan be a regular part of the annual < Musical Theater's two produc- I4V201. check-up. Two-thirds of all tions this summer, "Peter- it colon and rectal cancers can Pan" and "The Mikado," as cans be dlagnosed'in tlie early well as the children's theater, 1qt stages in thisway^If a tumor "Penny Lane Players." Try- Ib. RICHMOND ' is suspected,-a small sample outs will be held late in June. Finast |ar of any visualized growth can • The YMCA will also co- be removed tluroiigh the proc- sponsor with the Summit" toslgmoidoscope for micro- Board of Recreation and the PRICE.MINDINC DAIRY SAVINGS scope examination to check for ' "Summit Area Development >: malignancy. In addition, the Corporation a performance of direction and removal of - "The Taming of the Shrew" growths which may become LIQUID DETERGENT > PRICE MIHDING FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS cancerous are valuable pre- • at Memorial Field on July 24, A LARGE OR SMALL CURD Welch Grape Juice bot. presented by the Woodbridge COFFEE RING—Blueberry, IOOJ. j ventlve measures. RICHMOND .!?• ' --••••;,i-lb; .Eesdval Players. • •" • pl. bot.' KRAFT Libby Shoestring Beeis r X-rays may alstrbc used to • Sara lee Raipberry, Maple P Cottage Cheese jw 2^59° c«n Programs will be directed detect any Irregularities, par- RICHMOND FRENCH FRIES WILSBURY HUNGRY JACK I qt. 14 OL ticularly in areas of the colon by the Y's professional staff Del Monte Tomato Juice • ' can • .. of Kenneth W. Pearl, general • Birds Eye Reg. or Crinkle Cut— beyond tlie reach of the proc- WHITE POTATOES Whit., Auortod - 2B0 poly tosigmoidoscope. executive; Louis T.Choquette, CH BiSCIlitS BUTtKMIlKOIlSWEETMILK 2 "plg'lS^ Finast Napkins' . b.g centraL division director; L». r FINAST 0~.|-lb. $ Mb. I ox. Tlie discovery of polyps —-William' Kelsay, physical D Birds Eye Cool Whip ~ carton ' PAST.PROC. .-•''- ^ Green Giant Peas • 1Mb. I ox. (growths arising --from~""the director; and David R. Cotten, Small, Wholi;.-•. a 1 PAST. PROCESS AMERICAN SLICES c«n body's niucous membranes) in extension and camping direc- SWEET PEAS D Laughing Cow OXUYERE CHEESE Vegamato Vegetable Juice Iqt. Mot. tlie colon or rectum should tor. They will be assisted by • Finast Broccoli Spears plcgi. o, > receive careful medical atten- a staff of 30 Instructors, aides, APPLESAUCE s I 00 PRICE MINDED •" • _ Lord Molt! Sliced Carrots . r 'is." tion. Although not all polyps•"-- and counselors. Summer pro- • Green Giant Rice Zt White ** j«r« arc mullgnant, there is a gram brochures are available [H Dairylea 99 Moll's Fruit Dranks A"•PM- chance iluit tliey may become at the YM, 273-3330. MOTTS C so in time. Removal of polyps |ar or 12 oz. PRICE Q Brilliant Fried Shrimp NON DAIRY . Finast Slewed-Tomatoesr Jlii usually an uncomplicated ilAfOOtr prttirctttTTe^-aiuLcaiibe accom- MINDING Yellow pkg. I Mb. I | plished tlirough thcprbci e 0' Sea irsr- itoi — £32*7" fMonle Whole Kernel Corn niQidoi:cop_e. - TOMATO SAUCE ox. cam • Surgery provides die most Discover cancer. SACRAMENTO ~3 ' & l4 ol- * 1 Finast Corned Beef effective .treatment for cancer D Rich's Coffee tightener of the colon > and rectum. The • Franco-American Spaghetti - part of tlit* bowel containing tho PRICE MINDING BAKERY SAVINGS L tumor Is removed ulong with. Eariy enough HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS A Carnation Evaporated Mjlk RICHMOND COFFEE 1 to do something fc ...•;,«=^ti:jpt:lb=$*k « K D the lymph system la one of" ,,- -Reg.or—Wb. JL*JC . ... DELUXE MED OR HARD MFG. LIST PRICE 69/ ™ Ipavot •' HilkBros Coffee -^"< 'p.»«=• <•• —tlm-maIn-clmnnels-for^spread " " —?—about it. of the disease, tlie lymph nodes Quaker State Mushrooms ^ ^which^drnlh'thc'aren'airc"also™"- - D Tek^Toothbrushes . «ach Chocolate & Aijorred "••"_ __r<:movccL ' *• " ••. - lrf,<••-..• "Finast Prune Plums ^ .WhVntlie operation Involves •• —' Cancer's severi.warning '-• .... -Finait INJI. BREAKFAST PRlCEMllNDINa - Finast Freeze Dried Coffee _Uiinp n _tempoftiry—pi--^)er- f INASt-Coir.., .Dutch Ajo. MOUTHWASH lib. manunt opening... qa\\o Worth J CLIP nunlly, progfos.'i h\ research in swallowing. . riNASf KENTUCKY «4 MOOF Toward* Tti* l*urcrtai« of RICHMOND 3 '•|b-l3o"-$| u ( g r u a 11 y increased tlie _ 7. Clian^e insize or color 4 Env. Pkg». ** ' cans ' Straight Bourbon « <" 4.85 of patients living'lit _ ofl,wa/t or mole. SAVE PIUS leant five years after jil-~ u noor-ntnmta 4 to Pl0. The cause of this If you have a warning WITH THIS CARNATION FUNNY typo of caticui\ liko that of. sifmal, it doesn't necessar- FABRIC SOFTENER Finast Scotch -5.17 WHITE most cancers, remains un-' ily mean you have cancer. N MOOF 8 SUPER CLEANER FACE known, but now re;;curclj You probably don't. But FINAST m f Limit (1| Good alSuporflna.l U f VALUABLE ^ ' (') Good at Supsr Fina.t limit (1) Good at Supur Flnual findings may fiuggoiit new ways • pl. bot. finast Gin Limit (I) Good at Sup.r Flnatt Limit (1) Good at Sup.r Fina.t tlim'Sat., Juno 6tli III.U Sol,, Juno 611. if your symptoms last thru Sat., Juns 6lh ih.u Sal,, Juno 6lh of spying livi!;; through pre- longer tliart two weeks It IMFORTID UOHT (. DAIK) 10 MOOF th vention of the disease* At COUPONS M.F.G. M.F.G. pays to du the smart tiling West Indies Rum ««'»3.89 tho narnt! Uint;f the trend ' anJ sec your doctor. FINAST APRICOTS ^AVAVAVAVAVAl H9 SWA¥AVAVAVA¥AVlMli SVAVAVAVAVAV toward "improved diagnosis 41. M MQOF .'•*•„ AVAVAVAVAV ami treatment provide:! hopu WU A I -Ib. 13 o«.» | Finast Vodka 3.67 that inort: patleuti; with tills Unpoolod "* cans • dhioauo will 'jurvive. American Wiiti- to Mil Feature Sor- Cancer Society vlcu; Buthcuila, Md, '2001-i, for Prices effective Sun., May 3Ut thru Sat., Juno 6th. a fret) copy of "Cimcer of, . 'Jl[jhl cancer Sunday, May 31st thru Sar.; June 6th thu Colon and Kucttim," I'ob- ' ii'illi .1 checkup arid Hcallon No. KU1-1, . . a check -"••'."Xi SPRINGFIELD (N. J.) UOADKK- ThuriMiayPKmis 4, 1970-21 , June 4. 1970-SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER •- Calendar planned — - ' V r. Musicale by Woman's Club, Dinner to be held i ST. JAMES by Evening Group on Sunday -S. SPRlNGHlELO'AVt., SPRINGFIELD to aid scholarships MSGR;-«UflClS X. COYLE, PASTOR A recital program feature The Mountainside Woman's Club has an- Ing students and alunuil will REV. • EDWARD OEHUNC, next Wednesday REV. ROCCO L.COSTANTINO, nounced-plans for u project to help finance be presented by Jhe vocal its annual purses' scholarsliip fund. A coiri^- The annual Junt dinner oi the Evening Group •• •• music department of Gov— REV. PAUL L. KOCH, 1 ASSISTANT PASTORS munlty blritfday calendar. will be published oftlic Springfield Presbyterian Clmrcli will bo ernor Livingston Regional starting wltll the month of September, 1970, held next Wednesday evening at 6:30 at die High School Sunday at 7 p.m. Saturday—ConfessUms from 4'to 5:30 and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Mass at 7 p.m; for-one year. Tlie calendar will show what's .•William Pitt.Kcstaurant in Chatham. Tills will In the high school'auditorium, Meat happening In town, die school dates,'who meets be Uie' closing affair foe tlio group for tius • according to Albert Dorhout. Sunday—Masses at, 7, B:15, 9:80 and 10:45 season. ' a.ra., and at noon. - _ _ _ and when, as well as the birthdays and wed- director.. ' ding anniversaries of friends and neighbors. Gueuc -speaker will be Mrs. .pjj^est Moser Three former students will Dally Masses at 7 and 8 p.m! Confessions Monday after Novenadevotlona. - Mrs. ...Arthur Tonneson, ways and means of Stony Point, N.Y. Mrs, Moser and her lius- participate in what Dorhout chairman of ~die~club,-held-a meeting _last_ baud are director-; of tlie C-ilmof Sloane House hopes will develop Into addi- Baptisms m 2 p.m. Arrangements must be made In advance. week at lier home to kick off the campaign. In Stony l.'oint, which Is a United.Presbyterian tional opportunities for stu- Mrs. William Heller, co-chairman, has the conference -center ojjerated. under llie auspices dents" to perform solos in following members as her captains: Mrs. of die Commission on Ecumenical Mission and their major fields. Kathy Sul- EVANGEL BAPTISTCHURCH .. George Cliaddon. Mrs. Joseph D'Altrul, Mrs. Relations. ' ., ' livan, will be remembered for 242 SHUNPIKE.fiD., SPRINGFIELD Joseph Huber, Mrs. Morris Isserliss, Mrs, It was more than 30 years ago diat the Gll- her characterization of Maria WILLIAM C. SCHMIDT JR., PASTOR l;rank Lombard, Mrs. Kussell Mather, Mrs. .'jiixtr ulsters, whose ' motiier was .a Sloane,. in'the school's production of Today— 7:30 p.m., choir rehearsal.' Itobert Muirhead, Mrs. GeorgerRamsey, Mrs. •and whose fiitlicrwas tlie Presbyterian minister • • ••West Side Story," Jim Dehls Sunday—9:45 p.m., Sunday School .with Joseph .Seckler, Mrs. Michael Sgarro, Mrs.. in Stony Point' In tlie 1890s, began planning to •' .pE I nunnplr^ find Alt Rllndy classes for all ages, u a.m., morning worahlp Pavld Walsh, Mrs. Henry Hayward, Mrs. Ed- will tllelr 25-room home and 31 acres of land .-as. King Arthur in" 'Camfilou" service. Pastor Schmidt will continue his ward^ Kusselj and Mrs_ Francis Fitzgerald; to tlie Hoard of Foreign Missions of die Pres- TCathy and Jim wiU be heard messages in I John. Junior Church is held Mrs. Donald-Hancock-is choiririan of adver- byterian church. ... in vocal solos with Art pre- at tho same hour under the direction of Mrs. tising, and Mrs. George Horvat and Mrs.' • In l'J48 tlie cliurdi Inherited tlie estate which senting a dramatic reading. Robert Donson. 6 p.m., youth groups. 7 p.m., Melvln Lemmerliirt, publicity chairmen. now comprises: Gllmar"SlDan(nlouse, a con The Ruberti sisters, Robhl, evening gospel service; congregational singing. ._ As in the past, all funds of the Woman's ference and retreat center; Roaders Service, Sandl and Terri, will be heard Club iiave. been dedicated to various 'com- 1'OIJK (JECADES—Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Loren/.of 101 Linden uvc., Sprlngiicld, were recent- ' which receives used books from all over the ' in a flute trio playing munity projects and the nurses scholarships. ly liunored at ai.40tli wedding anniversary jiarty at tjie l-'lorli:im Park Inn. They liave been United-Stales and mails them - 45,000ayear Beethoven's ' 'Grand Trio for Wednesday—7:45 p.m., prayer meeting. Also, tills year tlie club awarded a home ' Sprln(;field_ residents for_moro_ tlifln 30 ycjrs. They have iliree daughters, MrK.-Trudy_ to every corner of tlie gl_ol)c_-on a request — Three Flutes." Pianist Ma- economics scholarship to a Mountainside resi- I'lcclrlllu nl ScotchPlains, Mn;~Jeanuc"Mayer of Mliiiicapoli;77iiid Mrs. Carol tlurkhardrT™ "basis; five apartments completely furnished , saka Hayashi will perform dent. •' Whipiiany,' and seven grandchildren. . ' .". — for missionaries on furlough and the Barn Play-' ' Chopin's , ''Fantasia ^_ SPRINGFIELD EMANUEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH house, where religious drama is presented prompnO The duet from over a two-month period each'summer. Vivaldi's. '•Gloria" will be CHURCH MALL AT ACADEMY GREEN SPRINGFIELD "• In 1959 ground .was broken In tlie back - sung by Leslie and Barbara pastures- of Uie estate to build the Missionary - Sommervllle. JAMES DEWART,, PASTOR Today— 8 p.m.. Chancel Choir. Trail Garden Club flower show- Orientation Comer, a training school for young —-—Toadd^variery.to theeve- adults and-oldcr-one^too, going overseas as nlng, a number of students, . Friday—8 p.m.. Busy Finger* of-Wesleyan Service Guild, at the homo of Mrs. Peg fraternal Workers and missionaries. There including LizBrunda.wlllslng / MRS. JOSEPH DE TOLLA are now six denominations' cooperating. Tho folk songs providing their own Young, 47 Clinton ave.. Springfield. • FUSSY" TRIMMED Saturday—10 a.m. to«7 p.m., annual church center has-two: ^3-week sessions a year and '— -——I accompaniment on the guitar.—'• -can accommodate 80 adults withThefr"Chndreiir TISB~ public is Ihviceit-Dar- plcnlc-m-Nomahegan Park, Cranlord. Bring TTTarks boro4jgh~s 75th" birthday hout said, and there will be no _lunch«nd supper. Grills tie available,games. Ann Parillo admission charged.. fun and fellowship.-. - The Mountain Trail Garden Club held a Mrs. Powers wa;; chairman of the show". Sunday—9:30 a.m. Holy Communion, Trl-i standard flower show last week at the Moun- " iJluc~ribbonjj for horticulture werc-given vett Chapel; sermon, "On This Foundation," QGco/!i65 bride or. tainside library in commemoration of the text, I Corinthians 3:1-11. 9:30 "im.. Church to Mrs. Wilbur Groves, for an iris; Mrs. MENTAL v~ 75th anniversary.of i.tl'.ebprougli. Judges were MileK Goodricli,_Mr;:. Dilley", Mrs. Suskl and j_ School for all ages; nursery through the sixth —Mrs. 1'red Stevens ofShortlllUs,Mrs. Rudolph- Mrs. Verlangleri, fori>t-rennial.s; Mrs. Powers- HEALTH grade lu Wesl»y-Hou»g.-9i30 a.m., German- Joseph DeTolla Danish of Linden and Mrs. Kobcrl Weyker of and Mrs. Goodrich, for niirubs, and Mrs. Oil- language service of Holy Communion, Theo- ISorih Plainflcld. • -•• MATTERS dore Relmllnger preaching. 10:30 a.m., cof- MIBS Joyce Ann Parillo, daughter of Mr. > ley, for u house plant. _ • fee, buns and fellowship In the Mundy Room. and Mrs. Joseph Parillo of 70 High Point Illue ribbons were awarded to Mrs. Edward I-'our'invitiUlon arraligemcnt,s_wero the high- Powers, for her Diamond Jubilee arrange- light of tlie show. They were made by Mrs., StanteyF.Yolles.M.D. U a.m., church nursery, Wesley House, 11 dr., Springfield, was married Saturday to a.m., morning worship and the sacrament of Joseph P. DeTolla, son of-Mr.-and Mrs ment; Mrs. Arthur Tonneson, fur the "Spirit E. Alder Owons of the Blue Star Garden Director Holy Communion. The confirmation class and- Bernard DeTolla of Philadelphia. of 1895;" Mrs. Charles Serrettl Jrj, for Club of Mountainside; Mrs. Godfrey Bruck- National Institute their parents will receive the sacrament The Rev. Raymond Aumack officiated at "And the Band Played On," and Mrs. Muir- lums, the Mouniainslde Wontan's Club garden • headfor "A Memory," , deparrjnent; Mrs.' Walter Koster, Blue Star of Mental Health' together. Dedication of bud vase presented by die ceremony In Our Lady of Lourdes Church, " the 1970 conflrmands; sermon, "On This Mountainside. A reception was held_at the Those wlicTwon retTribboiCs'were Mrs. Wil- harden Club, and Mrs. Joseph McGroany, Foundation," text, I Cor. 3:1-11. Pastor De- Florham Pork Country Club, Florham Park. bur Groves, Mrs. David IJliley-nmJ-Mr.q;- ivtotmtninHidc Garden Club, All had-the-Din MENTAL HEALTH GOALS (PORK wart will be assisted in the service by Miss Bernadett DeTolla of Philadelphia served Geoixe UprVat. Yellow ribbons went to Mrs, mond Jubilee theme. ' "Treatment follows the lone Lombardl and Albert Holler III. 3 p.m., as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Leonora John Suski, Mrs. George Buchan, Mrs.Howard Tile club wili nold ils next meeting on Tues- buck" Is an old saying that SHOULDERS) opening session of the Northern New Jersey Gruppuso of Menlo Park, Madeline Bradfleld Rhodes, and; Mrs. Edward Verlnngierl, Mrs. day, it wil4 be an installation luncheon at has been proved out Annual Conference at Drew University, Madi- of Springfield, Pa., and Aline Tarantlno of Waller Steggall received an I lonorable Mention. Turntable Junction in l-'lemlngton. After the way health services have de- son, June 7-10. " ' N«w«rie,-Blana—Parillo-oi -Clifton was the luncheon the members will have a tour of veloped In the United States. flower glrL Watercress l-'arm. Mrs. John Suski will pre- This certainly has been true Monday—8 p.m., Methodist Men, game John Fekete of Philadelphia served as best MISS DENIS D.-WHALEN- -_ side. ' In the treatment of mental Ill- night. __ Mrs. Arthur Tonneson made a summertime Tuesday—ll a.m.. Woman's Society of man. Ushers Were Joseph Parillo of Spring- ness. field, John Flood of Mountainside and Robert .flowcr'arrangenfcnt for ihe Moundinsldc li- , As men and women who wren* Christian Service will hold Its cone' brary. ' • • . Xeeley of Short Hills. Robert Parillo of Plaln- work for wages in this coun- meeting; covered dish luncheon at noon. ..„,- Engagement is told ship led by Miss lone Lombardl and Mrs. field was the ring bearer. try are well aware, the price • Mrs. DeTolla Is a graduate of Mt. Saint tag for private psychiatric Lydia Schneider, followed by the program directed by Mrs. Mildred Rempfer. Mary's Academy and Immaculata College. She of Denis Whalen care has been top high for . teaches first grade in Mt. Ephrolm. "" ——" _ jfte. individual wugt^eamer*s Wednesday—^30p.m., Springfield Church. 11 an 1 Jly Whalella n have announced pay check. In most Instances, Bowling Le«gueTanquet in the Fellowship . Her husband ls^a graduata-of-DraxoLUnl-—-,-ZT*} 9 ^ ^ ™ ^" nave amiounceu .. ,u_ • HalL . verslty and is employed by the Philadelphia |hTf—engagement or "theihil r aoalighlerS . DDenis~ P"! If the average person became v MISS JOAN T. HARBACK mentally 111, he had no choice Naval Shipyard. Dorothy of New York City, to John Anthony *-iut_ tO-be. conunltteed by a Followin~ " g a honeymoon In Europe, the coupl Manger Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. John AniHony TEMPLE SHAREY SHALOM wlU reside In Cherry H1U. Manger of 152S Coles ave.; Mountainside. court to a public mental hospi- Miss Whaien Is a graduate of St. Luke's Joanj. Harbdck AN AFFILIATE OF THB-UNION OF - • <••• • .•'t. •> - - - tal. - ; Hospital School of Nursing, New York, and is But this situation has AMERICAN^EBREW CONGREGATIONS SOUTH SPRINGFIELD AVE. h SHUNP1KERD. employed by the New York Visiting Nurse changed in the pastfiveyears. CHARGE FOR PICTURES Service. She Is a student at Columbia Uni- isjzngaged to wed la a growing number of com- SPRINGFIELD versity. : Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Harback of 51 munities In every part of the RABBI ISRAEL S. DRESNER — - Ther»;is(1q charge'of $3 for Her fiance Is a graduate of-t!ov; Ltvingiitoit-: ivcrgreen- ave., Springfield, Iiave announced United States, groups of people ttllF. STEAKS CANTOR IRVING KRAMERMAN wedding arid engagement pictures. Regional Hlgli School, Berkeley Heights, and Mark Tepper. sanof Mr. and Mrs. Arnold tlie engagement of tlieir daughter, Joan are now sharing in prepayment There is no charge for tho an- Duko UniverKily. He is attending tlie Columbia •wmwratua >. Theresa^ to Brian Stephen Danner, son of or other. third-party health Tepper of Springfield, was called to the Torah University School of Law. CHUCK CUT BOHE IN FILUT STEAKS tg me Bar Mltzvab u Sabbath morning ser- nouncement, whether—with or Mr. and Mrs. John Danner of Liberty Corners. benefit plans; and slowly buc A July wedding is planned. surely mental health services vices last Saturday. without a picture. Persons sub- —Miss- Harback—is a graduate of Jonathan ' are being included in them. - Tomorrow -' 8:45 p.m., SabBath evening mitting wedding or-.engagement Dayton Regional High SchooL Springfield, and As this pattern continues to service. Rabbi Dresner will preach the ser- pictures may enclose the $3 pay Newark State College, Union. mon — Her fiance is a graduate of Bloomfield develop, organizations such as ment or include a note asking ————-/ - .w.wu -...I. Sabbath morning ser—- PTA at Chisholm College. He teaches mathmntics in Franklin labor unions and other insur- CHUCK that they be billed. • able groups, will be able to GR0 U R0UND vlce. Rabbi Dresner will preach the-aermon. Township.. get the kinds of comprehen- Sunday - 10 a.m. Brotherhood open bouse, HiiiuioiiiiiwtiiiiiiiiimiHiiiiimimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiirmuuiiiiiiiS bagels and lax breakfast; election, of officers. will install officers sive health and mental health M i? iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiuiiiiiiniiiiiiiiituimiiuiiiiiiiiiiiniiiE services they want and need.. OUR LADY OF LOURDES The Raymond Chisholm PTA will Install new What began as a rebellion SLICED^BACOH 300 CENTRAL AVE., MOUNTAINSIDE offiCersTor the 1970-1^71 school year at Us qgalnnt rtw. inadequate treat- MORRIS AVENUE AT CHURCH MALL REV. GERAXD J. McGARRY, PASTOR meeting next Thursday, June 11, at 9:30 a.ni. ment of mental patients in SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY at tiic school in Springfield. ' Stork 1 REV. GERARD B. WHELAN, overcrowded. Isolated hospi- PASTOR: THE REVrBRUCE W. EVANS.-DJ).- The slate of officers is: Prqsidcm, Mrs. Anne Berry to \yed miiiiiiiiiiiiiiumiiiiliiiuiuuiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiuuimuuiiiiiiiuiiiiii Sunday - 9:30 a.m.. Church School. Classes —MISS CHR1M1NE' L. CERI3F.R tals has become a national ^Stanley Grossman; honorary president, John An eight-pound 10-ounce son, Kamuran Bay- . mental health revolution in- BiKrvl'idJlhBlk^I rasli, waji.bom May 23 in St. Barnabas Mcdi- volving improved hospitals young' people between the ages of 3 and 14 and 12noon. Seymour Stein, Mrs, David-Wohl; correspond- Houston K. Martin f are taught in the Parish House. Nursery _cal.Cenfffrr I .Ivlnpqron, rn Mr. nn 1.Mr*^. Yflhyn.. and treatments and, most Weekdays—Masses-at 7 and 8 a^n. First ing secretary. Miss Elaine Rlspoli; recording Mr. Chrfsi'meSerbef^ _ liayrasli of 53 Tudor court, Springfield. He dramatically, the burgeoning service for. toddlers ages 1 and 2 on the Friday, 7, 8 and 11:30 a.m. secretary, Mrs. Rodger Beyerrandtreasurer,-—Hillside nve.. Mountainside, luive announced joins a broUier, Levent, 2. " networt of community mental • second floor of the Chapeir9:30 and 11 a.m.. Miraculous Medal Novena andMass: Monday ^J i? , ^r" J „. the. engagement of tlieir nleco,. Anne Louise Mrs. Bayrasli is tlie former Rita Usdin of health centers, nownumbering Identical..worshlp.Bervlce,.The Rev. Brucejy, .atAp.m.— Evuis will preach. The sacrsmentof Holy -The business meeting, will be followed at Berry, daughter of tlie late Mr, and Mrs • to wed Mr. Rolfzen _Newarjt,_ _^ ._'_ nearly 400. MR. DELI SAVINGS Benediction during the school year on Fri- • * • Baptism will be administered at the 11 o'clock 10 avm." by the annualspringcoricCrt under UiirTKlcliard'c: BerrV'J'rTf coUoustori KtTth MaFtin ...— Thus, the old-notion of men- days at 2:30 p.m. ., „ . , . . ..- -. «^™ >. ^...... „„„ jf Hurlock.Md., Mrs. Curl tlerber of Summit, formerly of -An eigilt-pound 13 ounce—son;—Ivan Ross :e. Child care provided for pre-school direction of Michael PagUa and Mrs. Dorothy son of Mrs. Georp6 e E Austin oi 1 tal health goals and services Baptisms on Sunday at 2 p.m. by appoint- rtll. OtJhe-following day, June 12, Uie_ and F. Houston Martin of Now York City .Springfield, has nnnouiiuud tho unnaijcment of' Novich, was borbomn May 19 inStlnSt. Barnabas Medi- has changed. Having now rec- children ~on the second floor of the ChapeL- Chisholm PTA-will—give a luncheon for tile her daughter, Christine Lora, to Ualc~;v. Koli- • 1 to 6 p.m.', church picnic sponsored by "Jnent."r-^-~~--- •— Miss LJerr-y i:i a graduate .of Gov. Livingston cai Center, Livingston, to Mr. anfMrs: Martin ognized the relation ."of emo- -Confessions: Every Saturday and eves of teachers, supervisors and special stuif of Regional High School, Berkeley llolghu and •/.en, son of Melvin Rolfzen of Su Paul, Minn.,— Novich-of 132 Melsel ave., Springfield. Ho tions to physical well-being, Couples Club for all the congregation will be the school. ; and .the Lite Mrs. IUilf/en. held at Nomahegon Park, Cranford. Holy Days and First Fridays,, from S to S:30 .itteuded Miiiml University of Oldo, where she Joins u brother, Steve Allen, 8, and a sister, the problem is to prevent and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. was a member of Delta Zetui sorority. She Miss Berber is a gratlualu-of Mount St. Cara Vickl, 6. _ mental illness as wall as to Tuesday - 10 a.m.. synodical meeting at also attended Drew University. ' - ' Mary'y Academy and Faii-luij'.li OlckinsonUni- ' Mrs. Novlch li; tlie former Liifa Winfleld of Moorostown. Members of the Ladles' Benevo- treat it. , Sharoff Auxiliary Her (ianco in a graduate of Sr.aun.ioii Military vorKlcy, Unioru . ~ This can only.be achieved lent-Soclety_and the Evening Group will at- ANT1OCH BAPTIST CHURCH , Academy anil attended the Uiiiversiry of Mary- Her fiance attended the University of Minne- if there are accessible and tend. 8 p.m., session meeting. ~ ^^;; S. SPRINGFIELD AVE., SPRINGFIELD land. He is attending, thu College of Uusinuss sota and Yale University where he studied Wednesday - 6:30 p.m.. Ladles' Evening ; available everywhcreade- REV, CLARENCE ALSTON. PASTOR seats new officers Administration at Temple University and l:i while serving:in tlie U. S. ,Air-. l orcc.-He FRIDAY DEADLINE quate mental health facilities Group June dinner at the William Pitt. Chatham. Saturday—3 p.m;. Church School choir re- mployed by Drexel ilurriiuan and' Riplc^ .- _u_mployed by Poster Wheeler in' the research. HADDOCK Guest speaker will be Mrs. Ernest Moser of All items oilier than spot news should bo "land services. Also, the faclli- ' COMBO ceuler. hearsal. Inc. Martin 1;; a member of tlie Philadelphia Stony Point, N.Y., 7:30 p.m., m'ens IXJWI- v Offlcors for 1970-71 Iiave been Installed by in ouroffico by noon on Friday. ' ' ties miist be administered and Sunday—9:30a.m., Sunday School. 11a.m.. Sharoff Auxiliary, American Medical Center Junior Chamber of Commerce. A. full weddling i:; planned. _the_services deliveredbyade- iug (jajiguet at the Methodist Church. Worship service. 7 p.m., evening fellowslilp. at Denver.' ' _„. ••*•<••• An Octubor~wcdiling In pUiiuled. l FILLET -Wednesday—8 p.m^ midweek service. . The new officers include: presidium, Mrs. .understand the problems, of __LoUist:Ftankel, Mrs. Sam Schwartzman and those who come to them. tor Va Ib. BOILED HAM Church Chuckles by CARTWR1GHT Mrs. David Allen; vice-presidents, • Mrs. VOI;H ft \\TM> help. _ ••.••.. COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH To Pubiicity,Chairmen: Ib. IMPORTED Herman Beatty,-Mrs. Thellnli Ii_GerlKr uncl IS liiSV TO. To develop theBe facilities MEETING HOUSE LANE. MOUNTAINSIDE Mrs. Murray Steinberg; treasurer, Mra. Alex • :. Would you like some Tielp ' ..and_serylces and to_ recruit AUSTRIAN SWISS TALCOTTJR. Lipschutz; secretaries, Mrs. Benjamin Groos- . Jisr IMIOM-: -and train these people are CHEESE— DIRECTOR OF CHRlSTUNEDUCTiTICINr man^ in preparing newspaper re- • .—~~•_•! .".' 'jg'rirT' lVlh l f iDor gT ^MiTFri^air^cirtt ^j y te^oa2J^^iteZ^t6iJihia=ffirfri^fr^^zf^ governments - mentalTTiealth ^?i«W^ joaq.AdleiLiind.Mra.JVte l^per~and_ask_XQr--! .professionals and allied per- . . • "_— flurtelstein, .and honararv- nreiidenru Mix r Wilt Kelp- y -Bonnel, communidea,^ labor =-l»Bi-4:lnder- Anne Elkltis. ''% unions, industrlal-aiHHmfll gdirien, nursery, a ' ' ' " .:,*****;*.**.*J!: neas_management; — Monday—-S p.m-.-Christlaabducationmoet- sumnce industry, volunteer -iner— ... _.-" •~ontr~-whOEf lootBteps Iwve 1 groups, and Individual citi- Wednesday— -? p.m.. Chapel Choir rehear- SUNDAY', turnetl' hinncwTtiii. Tlieiv h; zens. ' sal. 8 p.tn.. Chancel Choir reliearsal. nodit'iijriii llfc ii'iorii wariiiiiii! tlian tliu health of a happy FUR STORAGE TEMPLE BETH AHM ' homd. REMODELING SUNKIST LEMONS AN AFFILIATE OF 11 IE SWEET HOME . Turn your. th«ii(>litti honie- UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA •>'.. Willie traveling in Italy, VKird, to thosL' you love, to REPAIRS BALTUSROL WAY, SPRINGFIELD John Howard Payne, Aiuori- those who love you. When you Our Refrijiciatod, Fiiepioof, Tem- RABBI REUBEN R. LEV1NE cun actor and playwright,'11;- turn your dmititeps In that perature and Hiiinidily Conliollml ' CANTOR LAWRENCE P. TIGER coived "his inspiration fok'-a- -direction, ..he...imyo to carry - Today— 7:30 p.m., USY meeting. enough love ami liappiiieuii for Vaults, Give You Full Protection 1 "song of ull nations." Ho Friday —8:45 p.m., Sabbath services. " licurd a Sicilian woman siiu>- ull tliereln to .share. For Your Precious Furs. 'All th«>* wadding rahaoriala with Jimmy Saturday—10 a,m., Sabbath sorvlcos. fl . Ing un old melody." Fx-otu what IMP. GARLIC finally did th« trie It I Eddl. hai propo.«dl' p.m., 'confirmation service. lie heurd, lie wx-ote a song. ' , Sunday—1 p.m., Men"s Club curoer pro- Sir Henry Ilowley Dlshop, un The Family 01 gram. ./ English composer, provided Monday—8:30 p.m.j B'nal D'rlili Men's the harmony. In tlie oporti Jacob Lavrolf DISCOVER meeting. "Cluri, tbe Muld of Mllun," ' Wish To Lxpioss Their Tuesday—-8:30 p.m., Shavuot services. produced hi 1822, "Home, Aj)|iieci;ilion Ip Rabbi Luvim: Tl,|« U u GooJ Wednesday—9:30 a.m and 8:30 p.m., Shu- Swaet Homo" was die, prin- Tb« WOKDERFUL & Rabbi G011I011, Their Mam. Tln.u to Havt. vuol services. cipal sona of the jjurolne. 1 Relatives anil Friends For Your Oul""" "" WORLD Of For gunorutlons this simple FIND A refrulu has choei-ed tlie heart Thoif Kind Expressions Of of wanderers ful: from their Sympathy, Cauls And Contri- Fewer work in homes 1 BETTER JOB TRAVEL native soil, butions umiiii Their Recent 974 STUVVESXVtr AVfe. UNION CENTER DOMejTIC • INTERNATIONAL ^rlvute houseliold employment decreased by 'Mid pleasures and paluceu Boruavenienl CHECK THE 95,000 In 1969, continuing a downward trond though wo muy roum. Be Cliu'lotl* Amil.r . HELP WANTED ADS Springfield Travel Service which has persisted in this area for the last It ever so humble, there's NEVER A SERVICE CHANGE Alic« Goorwltk IN THE CLASSIFIED five years. Tills reflects the umergence of 110 place Ilka homo. ' Muriy Uv.olf PAGES OF THIS DM 9-6767 many new employment opportunities for black There Is no Joy to mutch Ho.. Antonlsr Prlcot efUctivo Sun., May 3Ut thru Sat., June 6th 330 M&unloln Av.., SprlnglUlt, H.l. women in operative^ clerical, and other types thtt which fills the'heart of LlMl. Pr... NEWSPAPER el »«rvm» John, . • r- Thursday, June 4, 1970-

Norma Ann Cappeto becomes Carol Ann Kmetz is married\-: . -'J'hur'sday, June 4, 1970 Installation is held Marriage is held Miss Dorothy M. Boris is bride bride of Frederick Barthes on Sunday to Frank Gonnella by Catholic women of Anita Boros, Israel Verein to hold Miss NQrma Ann Cappeto, daughter of Dr. social night on June 1.1 and Mrs, James J. Cappeio pf 1212 StuyVesant Miss Carole Ann Kmetz, daughter of Mr. at annual luncheon Saturday of Michael R. Koenig ave,, .Union,' and Indian Lake,a.DenvUle, was and Mrs,Joseph-M. Kmetz of 1 luntlngton road. Barry A. Chase ,Thu'lsruel Verein will meet Juno 11 at 8:30r married Saturday, May 23 to Frederick P. Union, was married Sunday afternoon to Frank Miss Arilta S. Boros, daughter of Mr. and Dorothy M. Doris, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. . p.m. at the YM-YWHA, Grt-fn lune. Union, Three officers were elected and Insulted 'Hit' Rev, ,Theodore Clielena-officiatc-d at George I-'eller will preside, ' Barthos, son of Mr, and Mrs. Frederick A. Gonnella of East Orange, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Imre Boros of lrvington, was married Charles B. Borlsof Scotch Plains, was married' tin-* nuptiul muss, and ceremony in St. TtioiuQS Barthes of 1206 Gruber ave.. Union. Joseph Gonnella of I'otenza, Italy. by tlie Catholic Woman's Club of Elizabeth, at Sunday,' May 24 to' Barry A, Chase, son of A noiniilation of officers will be held. . its animal spring luncheon at the Wlnfiold Saturday afternoon to Michael R. Koenig, son liyyuutine Catholic Church, Railway. A recep- Hurry Wei:.;;, program clialrrtiuu, will, be in The Rev. James W. Mcl'arland officiated at Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Chadakewltz of Mupler „ 1 The Rev. Raymond T. McKeon officiated at Scott Hotel, Elizabeth. of .Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Koenig of 572 Rich- tion followed at, St. Thomas Parish Center. charge of a social night. Jack Ross will serve the double ring cereinony in St. Michael's the double ring ceremony Inllolv Spirit Church, wood. fiuld ave.,. Kenilwortli. .. . . Mrs. John J. SU-'inliauser was installed as Marguerite Hurls of Scotdr Plains-served rcfreyliriiunts, , • • -Roman Catholic Church, Union. A cocktail Union. A "reception follow• ,we©d at the Chantlcler Rabbi Herschel Cohen officiated at • tlie , 1 president by Mrs. Uiniel J. O'Hara, outgoing 1 uu maid of honor for'her sister. Bridesmaid:.;. party *as held at the home of the bride's Recital scheduled in Millburn. ceremony at the Maplewood Manor,T where a parents and was followed by a reception.at ., The bride wus escorted by her father. Mrs. president, and presented with a guvel decorated reception followed. Wtru Helen Boris, and Mary Ann Boris, bpdi with flowers. Miss Gertrude M. Winterhulter of Scotch'Rains, •i-lsiurti-ol tlie bride; Mar- the Lynn in Elizabeth. • - David L. Host'of OxonlllU, Md., was her 1 Linda Boros gf lrvington served as maid Shaggier shag rugs . was Instiill"' "" »™r vice-president and Mrs. Installation slated garet P'n/jo of Scotch Plains and Jo— Anni: ." Jane Ullrich of Waldwlck, cousin of the? by Union teacher sister's matron of honor.• Iir4desmaids were of honor for her sister. Michael Berlow of Shower shag ruguure increasingly popular. Thomas M. Brennan Jr. as corresponding , Koenig. Kodman pf 1-os Ajigeles; Calif.r sister. bride./ served as maid'Of honor. Bridesmaids Angela Pannullo of SouthOrange,TeresaQuirk ' Forest Hills, N.Y., cousin - of the groom, Some feature pilr ae !on(i as three indies, secretary. Other officers who will serVe for served as best man. of tlic groom. Aim Nawrocki of Rowlle, nicct- were Gloria Sodaro of Tawson, Mdj, cousin of lrvington, Joyce Vitolo and Teresa. Nupo- another year are Mrs. Ji Abell Mills, second by Rosary group come in a rainbow of vivid shades. Also of the bride; and Susan Guarino of Union, Sundayin church rano, both of Union, and Amy mizabeth Kmecc Mrs. Chase, ap alumna of lrvington High of the bride, served as flower girl. vice-president; Rose OmischoV, -third vice-- ; gaining favor are kitchen carpeting tliat looks Michael A. Cappeto of Union, brother of the Mrs. Ann Mlnaur Weeks, soprano, of Union; of Little Falls, cousin:, of the brides Maureen ' School, was graduated last week from Mont-r The St, James Rbsary-AltarSociety, Spring- Gregory Scott l airchildo(Kenilwortli survod Jike ' Delft tiles and rugs containing small president; Mrs. Stanley E. Franey, treasurer, clalr State College, where she, earned a degree bride, served as best man. Ushers wer^ ' will'be presented'in a solo recital at the Cran- Kirby of Arlington and Marie Pimonitr of and Mrs. Robert B. Glgl, recording secretary. . field, .will install its newly elected officers us best man. Uuhers were Gregory. J. I'llot quantities of stninless steel fiber or copper Atley Cappeto of Union, another brother, of ford United Methodist Church in RandolpUiaU— Newark were flower girls;" In business education. She was a member of preceding a- ineeting, Monday at 8:40 p.m. ofKenilworth, Douglas Boyd of Cherry Hill, Mrs. O'Hant. In her annual report, outlined filaments, tliat help eliminate annoying shocks the bride, and John Rich of Union. Sunday at 4 p.m. She teaches vocal music In 1'ronk Gonnella of East Orange, cousin of ~P1 Omega PI, the national business honor The new officer^ ore president, Mrs. Mar- _Churjt!'sT3. Boris jr. of Nbw Brunswick, brother from static electricity. * Both the bride and groom were graduated Battle 11111 School, Union. Her program will the groom,, served as best man. Ushers were tlie spiritual, social and charitable activities society and was a dean's list student. She is. garet Hough; vice-president, Mrs. Marie ol die lirldc, and Peter Micliael Boris of Scotch from Union High School. Mrs. Barthes at- include selections by J. S. Bach. W. A. Mo- of tho club during the past year. Shenotfld tliat presently employed by Working Girl Secre- Henderson; treasurer, Mrs. LucilleCarroll;' Wains, another brother of the bride. Jeffrey Albert Cerracchio of East Orange, Mario during tlie past month two $200 scholarships tended._Falrlelgh Dickinson University in Madi- zart, II. Villa-Lobos, John Dnke and operatic DiPaola of Colonia, John Gonnella and Frank tarial Schools in Union and will teach at corresponding secretary, Mrs. Mary Solazzi, • Boris Jenning of East Windsor, nephew of tfu; TO PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN: son and Is employed by the First New Jersey arias'by Verdi and Moore* were presented to St. Elizabeth's Hospital for Kawameeh Junior High School In Union in the and recording secretary, Mrs. Mary Meister. Gonnella, both of East Orange, cousins of (ho students to their School of Radiology. bride^ served a;> ring bearer. Bank, Union. ' ' ... :... Gerard-Matuj, .violinist and_JliiattiUnsnt&J__ groom, and Chester Puclllo of Livingston. fall. _ A Bow-Craft demonstration by a Rosorian, . • -Mrs. Koenig, who was graduated from Scotch Would you like some help in. preparing •"• Her husband will be graduated from DuCret "Frank Peterpaul jr. of Livingston served as Mrs. William J. Zlmmermann, outgoing Her husband, who was graduated from Wee- Mrs. Agnes Corolla, will be given. 'Pluihsi-'i'anwuod High School and Falrlcl^i newspaper releases? Write to thisnevys- music teacher* in Union, • wilf be (eaturedin first vice-president. In behalf of the club, School of Art In Plainfield. "Dor Hirt auf dem Felsen" of Schubert. Ac- rlngbearcr., . ' quahlc High School, Newark and Morris Harvey Refreshments will be served and all ladies Dickinson Sdiool of-Ornl Hygiene, is employed paper and ask for our "Tips on Submitting Following a honeymoon trip to the Poconos, presented Mrs. O'Hara with a sterling silver College, Charleston, ,W. V., received a B. S. are invited to attend the meeting following the by Joseph A. Oallettu, D.D.S. of Elizabeth and companying Mrs. Week's at tlfe piano will be 'Mrs. Gonnella,' - a graduate of. Union High, rosary in appreciation for her leadership in News Releases." couple will reside in Roselle Park. Mrs. Louise Andrews of Wofitfield. .School, attended Newark State College and is degree In business administration. He Is em- Mass and Novena. Lewis M. Katz, DJXS., New Brunswick. the club during tlie past two years. ployed as a-merchandiser for Montgomery • J ^ ; . Her husband, who was grndualcd from Jona--- Mrs. Weeks has appeared lbcally as "Maria" employed by Carteret Savings and Loon Asso- ' Mrs. Raymond C. O'Brien, Mrs. Thomas > in /'The Sound of Music" presented by the Cran- ciation, Nqwarki-Hcr husband, a graduate of Ward New York buying office. ', tilnn, Dayton Regional High School, Springfield, 1 C. Mahon and Kathryn M. Sheehan served on - ^IIJIItllllllllJtlltJlMllllllllllllIllUlllUtUllllllltlUUIIlllllllllllUUlIlIUllUUJ ford Methodist Church and was .soloist for the Hcscoffagano-High School. in_.Potenza, Italy,m Following a honeymoon trip to Florida, the will be graduated Saturday from Monmouth Annual luncheon the -nominating committee. Mrs. Harold Denk couple will reside in Roselle Park. » College, Weut I-ontf Br-'incli, Choral Art Society of New Jersey, the Union . Is employed~by Pamarco Inc. of Roselle.' was chairman and Mrs. Richard S. Riley, co- | CHARGE'FORPICTURES ''" - | Symphony Orchestra, and several Cranford 3 - Hie nowlyweds are on a, honeymoon trip chairmin of tlie luncheon committee. lollcwinK a honeymoon trip to the Pocoaos.... .THE FLOOH SHOP. churches. . , to'Europc. .—, j= There is a charge- ol $3 for £ _and Spring Lake, the couple will reside in held recently by Active in community affairs, she has enter<- E weddjjig and engagement pictures. £ Plainfield. - . Carpets Linoleum "• Tile xairied for the Cranford Colony'Club and the Friedman League »—-- There is no charge for -the an- k g QUALITY Livingston PTA— Townley Women's'Club of Union. - | nouncement, whether with or M "AT"A COMPETITIVE PRICE ... TRY US" She received ahachelor of music degree from , |j 'without a picture. Persons sub-~H The class mothers of Livingston School PTA, rMinrywood college with a voice major, and did Officer- installation, luncheon set sets final meeting Melissa Daly born --May-18 • 540, NORTH-AVEX UNION • Union, held their annual luncheon recently at graduate-work at Eastman School of Music and MRS. BARRY A. CHASE £•••« mTttjng wedding or engagement g (N.o.Mor.i.Av..) the LyiuiRestaUTBnt. A buffet luncheon was • Newark State. College. She-is..now..s{udying The Bryna Friedman Charity League will • 1 pictures may_eflcipse tWe $3 pay- B_— A nine-pound^ i4-ounce daugliter.-McUssa "" OPEN »*0M.. THURS. t. 9 • "Dalyr^was born' May 18, 1970 in Kjihwuy -served. • • - privately with Mrs. Virginia Toenes of West- meet Monday at 12 noon. In Temple B'nal •S— ment or include a note asking 1 Hospital, Railway, to Mr. and Mrs. 'niomos I *. - Guest of honor was Mrs. Edith Sdiafer, who field. -v——.. by Flo Okin Cancer Relief Israel, 706 Nye ave^Jrvlngton. | that they bellied. *- _ ThTa~wiU be the closing meeting for the™ Daly of 1537 Stuyvesunt ave.. Union. Mrs. Daly , ' lot od|oc«^i to boilding ; is retiring as. secretary of Livingston School Admission to the recital will be free, and the Annual installation —ia-tlie formor-Nancy -J,-Hornyoh. after 26 years, Mrs. Schafer has been active^ public is invited to attend. The I'lo Okin Cancer Relief "will hold its summer. Mrs, Sally Cohen will preside. in the school's .PTA. She was entertained by installation of officers and board of trustees The newly-elected officers are Mrs. Simon 'a "This Is Your Life" skit and was pre- at a luncheon at the Coronet In lrvington, Cohen, president; Mrs. David Cohen, vice- slated Wednesday MRS. FREDERICK BARTHES sented with a gift certification. MRS. FRANK CONNELLA Monday at 12 p.m. The group, with a member- president; Mrs. George Gale, chaplain; Mrs, Four year service pins were presented to • ship of about 1,000,-Is composed of volun- Louis Weiss, financial secretary; Mrs. Sally The Welcome Wagon Club of Union will Mrs. Henry Blackburn, Mrs.'Angelo Bagllvo, teers prepared to glvp-care and relief to Llppmon, treasurer; Mrs. Helen Voleln, re- hold Its annual Installation of officers Wed- Mrs. Lorraine Diaz, Mrs. Florence Frieze, individual cancer patients, regardless of origin ' cording secretary; Mrs. Harry Bashover, cor- nesday at "Wolly's Tavern on The Hill," . Bonnett-Marshall •Mrs. Murray Greene, Mrs, Jack Halken, Mrs. Singer to entertain or denomination. They'aresponsoringacancer responding secretary; Mrs. Berdle Trietsch, Scotch Plains. Mrs. Lawrence Abate, 1969- jpst JOW -Oncost nwtl Lawrence Inderwels; -Mrs. Salvatore Lucco, detection program and have dedicated the Flo Inner-guard, arid Mrs. Ida Brenner, con- 70 president; will conduct- the-ceremony. to Okin Tumor Clinic at tlie Newark Beth Israel ductress. ^*^-—^ Install members for their 1970-71 terms of Mrs. Lucille • Lamb,. Mrs.. Betty Rausser, ; troth is announced Mrs.. Max Schoenwalder and Mrs. Louis Methodist Women Medical Center. - , v Final plans will be fonttmiaudjor the 38th office. Thgyjre Mrs.Jjobprt Schntollch^presl- Zuckerman. Oscar Delugo, a recording artist and enter- jnnlvertory luncheon to be helda "dentTT&s, Ceon Bryla, vice-president I; Mr. and Mrs. John H, Bonnett of Livingston Mrs. Marion McCuUough, a fifth grade tainer from Puerto Rico, will highlight the lrvington, Oct. 28. ' : , Mrs. Robert Ebenfeld, vice-president II; Mrs, have announced the engagement of their entertainment program Monday. , Ian Warrender, secretary; and Mrs. Stanley daughter, .:™ncy Jeanne, to Robert Peter Mar- teacher at Livingston was" presented with a' A strawberry festival by Mrs. Sue Eisen- PTA • brooch in gratitude for her behind tbe- Mrs. Sldney^Herschel of Union will be in- field and Mrs, Bashover will be! given. They Falrchlld, treasurer. shall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Marshall stalled as the 39th president by Mrs. Abe are hostesses for the festival. Mrs. Abate will present the outgoing offi- of 2531 Doris ave., Union. . ,' - . scenes work. v . • • Chairmen of the luncheon were' Mrs. Frank Lorner and Mrs. Samuel II. Rettlg, both past • ^.K social hour will follow. cers with awards for their past service. The bride-elect, who was graduated from / Lazauskas and Mrs. Salvatore Lucco.' presidents and life members. Mrs.-Herschel, The Welcome Wagon Club has reported tliat « Livingston High School and Traphagen School who resided lrt Newark until three years ago the ' proceeds from a Chinese auction held of Design, New .York City, Is employed as an . when she moved to Union, is the mother of Clu|? for Elderly planning last October are being used to send an un- interior decorator. y v two daughters and has been, active In the group derprivileged boy and girl from Union to tlie B nai B nth group for more than 15 years. She has participated Boys Club -Day_Camp for^two weeks this Her/fiance, who was graduated from Essex in all of the group's projects and activities. ...bu; 'trip.to Asbury Park summer. Catholic High School, Is a zoology major at In addition to Mrs. Herschel, officers to be 'The Krefchmer Social and Friendship Club Rutgers University in Newark. He also Is a to hold two sales installed will be Mrs. Sam Erclmauer and _,m,_at_ member and officer of Alpha Delta Mu fra- Mrs. Aaron Friedman, vice-presidents; Mrs. B'nal B'rith Women of Onion will conduct an 991 Prellnghuyseh ave., Newark. Final plans ' ternity, Ira Schilling, treasurer; Mrs. Jules Edsal. for the first annual bus rids to Asbury Park Third son born May 19_ "End-HOf-Season Merchandise Sale," Monday fiiiancial secretary; Mrs. Nadian Kraemerj A summer. 1971 wedding is planned. from T p.'m. to 4:30 p.m. at the YWT-YWHA" on June"IB will be formulated. BusesSue u dues secretary, and associates to dues secre- scheduled to leaverNBTSark at 9 a.m. , building, Green Lane, Union. tary Mrs. Lewis Adler andtilrs. Max Markor : to Donald Elys oLUnion ~ The sale is open to the general public Ad- ( John H. Smith, president, Mrs. Harry Bosh- Corned Beet LIVERWURST' - wltz; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Sam Feld- over, Charles Blum, Mrs. Lee Brutner, Mrs. An elghc-pound, elghtM>unce son, Michael Lamb with tho tender taste of springtime. Younpi! With a mote delicate flavor mission is free. Merchandise at discounted . zinsteln; recording secretary, Mrs. Herman e | —prices will Include ladies' handbags, jewelry, Esther Usdln, Mrs. Lee Kaufman and Harry Joseph Ely, was born May 19, 1970, in Over- COLD CUTS Jau .'iT:69 Meyers; inner guard, Mrs. Nathan Scolnlck; MRS. SIDNEY HBRSCHEL Bashover are In charge. look Hospital, Summit, toMr. andMrs.Donald C FREEUR BUY clothing, Father's Day gifts, boutique Items and and chaplain, Mrs. Morris Falkenhelm. , s 29 kitchen gadgets. E; Ely of^l573 HUlcrest ter.. Union. He Joins LAMB CHOPS . 89 MIDGETBOLOGNA > l MRS. ANN WEEKS The board of trustees consiuts of Mrs. WlllEIIUlf According tojMrs. Saul Levinson. president, EARLY COPY two brothers, Brian, 6 1/2, and Sean, 2. C Bernard Walsh and Mrs. Samuel E. Goldstein,, Mrs. Ely is the former Elaine Mack, daugh- XAIVIB tuuri) SLICED CHICKEN "• 85 proceeds from me special sale will be used for both of Springfield; Mrs. Sidney Weiss, Mrs. Publicity Choirmen are 'drged '1o observe „; Personalize frames s 3 special Bnai B'rith service projects. ter tit M*. and Mrs. Francis Mack of 1S69 Hill- Lynn Babrowsky Daniel Schartoff, Mrs. Paul Weinman, Mrs. tthe Friday deadline for other th'anspot ' Personalize your picture frames with paint. LAMB CHOPS * l ' H at* X MI Uw priCT. CmifmI rtlS -4 m*n*4. A rummage sale will be held Sunday, Mon- - 1 crest ter,. Union, and Brlcktown. Irving Beim, Mrs. Sam Genauer, Mrs. Joseph news. Include your namo, addross and An Inexpensive dime-store frame takes ori - day aiff l\ilsaa5rar-54--t7'2-Thirdist.. Eliza- Schantz, Mrs. • Louis Weinsteln, Mrs. Abe beth, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.nu, — phone number. a different personality when treated to a is engaged fo wed ] Nusibaum, Mrs. Morris Brockman, Mrs. Ler- ^coat of silver or gold paint. Rub down the —, EARLY COPY -Publicity Chairmen dr© urged t6 observe S Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Babrosky of 1934, [ 'ner(~Mf sTJUIian Ney, Mrs. Jlllle Heller, Mrs" point when Utmost dry to achieve an "an- GROUND CHUCK . 79° FLANK STEAKS . F FRANKS < Surprise bridal shower Churchill dr.. Union, havfc announced the ; Louis Zucker, Mrs. Jack Kolba, Mrs. Saul tique" effect'It'll look like It was Just re- the Friday deadline for. other than spot C engagement of their daughter, Lynn, to Jeffrey '-. MARlESHEPHERD Sperber, Mrs. Louis Meadow, Mrs. Irving trieved from grandmother's attic, especially news. Include your name, address and SLICED BACON . 85 FLOUNDER FILLET . 89' FRANKS. F. Stein, son of Mr. and; Mrs, Sidney Stein Marie Shepherd of Maplewood, singer- Levy, Mrs. Horace Arnold, Mrs, Emma Kap- if it Is the;Un3 that has some molding on it. phone number. held for former Unionite comedienne, will present, "Women, Oh, lan, Mrs. Pearl Perltz, Mrs. Mlrzle Callnken -PIRSOMAU - -- 1 of Queens, N.-Y. , — " Women," Wednesday evening In the United ; and Mrs. Sophie Hecht, ~ . • A surprise bridal shower was held May 12 The bride-elect; who was graduated .from FRESHBAKC-KINO SIZE ~ j' : for Miss Marion Burns of Plainfield, formerly Methodist Church, Berwyn street at Overlook Mrs. Rettlg Is social service administrator BEING OVERWEIGHJ li a v.^ •ea nans I Elbepta Peaches | Vegetable Oil |J*COLORED AMERICAN SLICES -- ? Union High School and Fashion Institute ofu of Union, at Stash's Restaurant, Orange, by Technology, New York City, is a buyer for ' terrace. She will enterdln the Women's Society and her asn<>clates are Mrs. Abraham Melter pdional probUm. For cohfldcnlial Envoys-set While Bread ! Kraft Cheese 1 her bridesmaids. They are Miss Jo Ann Kul- Arkwright Inc. In New York. of Chrls'tlan Service with a program tliat will • and Mrs. Jack L. Tarchls. Secretary Is Mrs, Information on lh» "W«l|)ht Watch- kusky of lrvington. Miss Maria Jean Cruz of include Impressions of women. Lerner; custodian, Mrs. Melter; parliamen- Her fiance, who attended New York Insd- . •ri" program and tchtdul* of • v-S _ Si Union, Miss Dee DePalma of Union, and Miss The ^'concort-comedienno" will offer her tarian, Mrs. Max Kaplan; honorary board 1*1. -man, ;• ': N tue of Technology,. Is- a salesman for Four...__ m..tln »phon.th. following "WW" •^BIOM«^B^9 Carol-Russo of Roselle Park, version of womeii^iiuevery^ernotionar state.- •—member, Miss Minnie Edelschlck and 9 -tr-r WRATPED Corners Inc., New York. permanent board member, Mrs. BurtHausman. Community lnformation_R»pfft«n- - The Envoys Quartet from Pti- v TMttrUITI IIS. A MVT Miss Burns will marry Norman Marasco this A September wedding Is planned. Miss Shepherd, who studied at the Clarice- fel uiroi«i C uuuoDnoii "5\ CQc j nimi-QoUTXiiD month at St. Michael's Church, Union. Conservatory of Music in Phlladelplila, Pa., tatlv..: Mlldr.dGoldit«ln46T-0826 Rockaway will present a pro- WESSON OIL MACLEANS S 59 TOWELS the Julllard School of Music and the American EARLTCOPY gram of-America's favorite ^ APPLE PIE " ' II ~i HOTEL BAR or Loul*«Schuyl«r686-3560; or hymns, gospel songs and ANTIPERSPIRANT C Academy of_Dramatlc Arts, New York City, Publicity Cnai'men are urgod to observe the li DOLE DRINK- SALTINES ^19 =l'SX«r todies Auxiliary holds 992-8600. ' \ spirituals at Evangel Church, 1 Daughter to Unionffes has appeared in operas, operettas, concert, Friday deadline for othe/ than spot nowi In- £ COFFEE CAKE Sw 3-wm.uuu^—.—-««w-mmnwumwiaj - 656 North Broad sr,, Elizabeth, c Arrid '' radio, the theater and television, and has en- clude your name, address and phone number , x 1 pniriSnrAvr •• "5«i M CKAKSTVUCORN 4 -89° nn -NAPKINS 2*29' d n.-m,,,,,,™ A seven-pound, sev'en-ouncc daughter,Tracy meeting at Union home Sunday at 7 p.m. tertained church and club groups in many AMMENS CQc itguin _,,, ,,„„ ;-1 SLICED MUENSTER • | Lynn AJgar, was__born_Mny. 22,1?7tnn Over- The TEnvoys travel 70,000 ai FOUNDCAKErauc "33 H.m ,./««» look Hospital, Summit, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry ygy -states; " -—. .r- _„ QQc nunoinurmd . «. • , ?\ PARTY iLICti All women of the community are iuvited-to miles a year In their person- D. Algar of 274 Montdalr ave.. Union: Mrs. of tlie Union Volunteer Fire: Qept.,. Co, _It . afized greyhound-type bus. GROOMS POTATO SNACKS ^"•39^.i^fe ^^as=^:-K: MISS NANCY BONNETT " . was held at the home -of Mrs." Caristrails" attend. " ••—•• TRUE SWEDISH i Algar is the former Dianne Marie Swanlund. Their travelsiiave takenthem of Hobart street. Union. - to 40 states and tc some of the OOCHM, IttT M mMM C After the regular business meeting a birth- k-t "~ ji •" . I largest churches and auditor- RICE-ARONI WSAT RAVIOLI '£'-39 _ day party wa3 held for Mrs. Andrew Gornert.— MOT AntnOnV iums throughout Canada mid Refreshments were served by Mrs. Straus. . i -. ^ Newfoundland.-They have sung " •MOPORAN CIJ__i FKISHEBT PKOOUCt .J->tt&l • IN TOWN 'to thousands In Constitution ;.: .;_ , .. to former Unionites Liquiil Bleach SWEET-RED RIPE .. A seven-pound, , njUie-ounc*; -won. Marc •,.,..=• Hall, Washington, D.C. and tlie . Fruit Drinks To Publicity Chairmen: Farm Show Arena, Harris— Anthony-Milano. wis'Born. May 20, 197O,^in- BluebeiTies I Watermelnn i Tomalae >1HOP PUNCH Overlook Hospital, Summit, to Mr. and Mru. by DUNHAM'S burg. Pa, Recently, they spent •DRANliE •PINEAPPLE Would you Ijike some help Martin Milano of Newark, formerly of Reveru "several days In Labrador Thos* UttU olaisifiad O|I« In in preparing newspaper re- avenue. Union. Behind every well-dressed woman j which Included an appearance th« back ol th» pap«rjnoy be leases? Write to this'news- Mrs. Milano Is tlie former Linda Leonardis, ...is an interested maril last year's fad...this year's fashion! on Air uForce TV in Happy your onswvr. Each w«*k It's paper-and ask "for our "Tips • daughter of Mr. and Mrs^ Matiiuw Lconardis ~ Valley. different. Mot. ,.r«odlng *>• of UniOiu ,. • '! Shirley Says: claul(l«U.a.'mu>t' this w..k on Submitting News- appearances, tho Envoys ure Alcoa Foil C Eoffee dnd ev«r/ BOSTON LETTUCE u 19 "|WEAPPLES— — - 29 leases." - RENT THAt_ROOM with o Wont Ad: O,,lyJ6< per heard on nation-wide radio or word (mln.J3.2O) Coll 686-7700 ;::::..: The C]ogcamezi-tLlike a f^d... seen on television. They have "Almost Time to Close recorded., long-play albums RADISHES 2 MUSI The newest and own their own recording company' ~ " p ^ mum. .•-. ; »£• ~>~ . For the Summer; Litcdaie®. U—- • ,..:'QUICK CtJNVeNltNT Son to Midranos stayed likalheJoDtwear torms. manager and lead (n*&V-K> PRfcPANr A slx<-pounrL' 12-1/2-ounce 3aBa s"Ftetiry. | Must Get Rid of'Everythi 3un; Keimelli Da»IJ MhUauu. one: RonKeUy.tenor; y ^ e^-b Chicken Dinner | Orange Juice j Twin Ice Paps SainrBarnnbas MedlcalCen- Jolin 7Iowurd y.j, j^ L.-Tatehaa"'-,; Come~on down and, take -ter,: Livingston, to Mr. -aiid can actor aiutplaywriglit, re- LEMON JUICE :Mrs._-Lawrence Cfil\tSi!_kyLjP.?f itraHTTX '1531 Sniyvesant ave,. Union. _''song ot ull natlonji^' ft -BuyslT^m M isthe former hd l ing ai; 'f hu lieuraV-lu; wrotu u uong. WAFFLES FRENCH FRrcS^nj6 Sir Henry Howley IJhiliop, un ' STOUFFER rtrrtttKiruH --k aura urn nrr com m—-^r — ^ cai« SWEET N' LOW MANY DESIGNER COATS; English coniposor/ provided An eight-pound, seven bunco 49C PEAS 4 CARROTS 2 w 89C BROWN COWS SUGAR SUBSTITUTE tlie hurmony. In die o[HH'u SALISBURY STEAK TURNOVERS-^ Clog beat son, Michael Foti, was bom COUPON COOO THIU SAT., WJHI 6 UUOIWON .. CtAKODMOM u rt. IU1IU( ICt CtUM "Clarl, the.Muld of.Milan," May 28, J970inSalnr.Barnabus UMITi OKI COO»OM H> OJHOMH c C DRESSES; V ",.-•* , VINCENT'S . produced In 1B22, "lloinu, • 1 SUCCOTASJL *" 20 MIXED VEGETABLES tt S9 SANDWICHES 1 Medical Centei , Livingston; HOUSE OF BEAUTY Sweet Home" way the prln- ' * 'David best,with exclusive imports from to Mr. and Mrs. Antliony Foci PANTS; ENSEMBLES; . clpal song of tlie liorohiu. of B61 Salem rd.,.Union. Ho Opan C.vary Da For goiuirutloiiii ililuulmplo Joins a sister, Lieii, 2. :* PERMANENT L'ufrulu haii cheurud tlto huuit CKYSTAJ, Mrs. Fotl Is tho. former BELOW COST! of wanc«reVs far from tlidlr Sweden; Gracefully turned wpod, •Recla Friedlander of Union, WAVE native TWrr^ Hours: 10 to 5 Daily 'Mid plcuKiircy und palucus though we may roam, lie ' FormeT-Uqjonite * No Refunds or Exchanged "it ever so huniblot-dioreSi no plucu like home. has son May 27 There In no Joy to match ONI a-M. nca oi> • All Sales Final tliat which fills tlie huutt of position crepe. Surprisingly light K iilne-pound, two-ounce GRAND UNION KELLOGGS JUMBO . one wliouu footutupu have VARIETY PACK turned homev/ard. There lu / : soli, Kevin Ulcliard Puluauk, POTATO CHIPS Shirley's DRESS SHOP nothing In life more warming ..-wonderfully comfortable. Come wus bom 'May 27, 1970 In COUPON OOOO itUU IAT., )UtM A than tliu lieatth of 'a liuppy Saint Barnabas Medical Cen- UMJTi OUt COWOW *M QUIXQiU* home. ter, Livingston, to Mr. and Mrs. Rlclmrd R, Palusuk of MUM itflOriVI lt«U"»AT., Hint IUNVI TI4I NlCiir tO 1IMIT UUANIfilfl . 1145 Sluyvfcsant Ave., CALL FOR YOUR Turn your thoughts home- 985 Stuyvetant Ave., Union see the broad range of colors! 1157 Stuyvoaaiit uVo., Irving- FAVORITE OPERATOR viiird, to tlioue you love, to . v those who lovo you. When you toil, y "I UNION - 5 Point. Sli»|ipln C.il.r al Ch.«lr.ul Si. -Op.il lol. ThiiM.^Firl. 1 Sol. 'Ill V p.m. OPEN SUNDAY 9 A;M. to 2 P.M. IrvinglonV turn your, fooiotepa , In iliac Shop Moa. & Fri.-'lll9 P^M. Free Parking 1030 Stuyvosant Avev Mro. Pjiluyuk lo the former 0 direction, be uure to carry Most charges accepted - or open one with us. lilulne I lermo of Union. SPRINGFIELD - G.i,.r

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24-Thursday. June 4, 1970 - SPRINGFIELD (NJ.) LEADER Rinaldo wants a probe [HALF-PAST TEEM] Union College -Thursday, Ju,ne 4, 1970 ^tmiiimuiimuiuuiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiu Four coursesarediddecr that Hit Parade gal scores | Theater Time J WHATAVA MEAN I LOOK UKE Clock | A SLOB?!THIS IS THE VIVJJ> commencement of Arts Center operation KUFFLEP IXXUiFOR THE 7DB/ AU. limey lijjlui ;jre fur- to UC/s summer slate a hit on Meadowbrook stage . nlsliod |jy ilie ilitaujra. State Senator Matthew J. Rinaldo (R-Unlon) gotten involved with this venture." Rinaldo recalled that the initial cost estimate of the Development of Educational Thought offers . at the Meadowbrook, and her tajents are many said tills week he plans to rail on Governor this Soturddy Four new courses will be offered in the ' . By BEA SMITH AI(T QNi'.lvIA (I17.) —. W^llam CahlU to ask his assistance In de- construction had been $1 million but that the summer session at Union College, Cranford, an analysis of the interadon of culture aijd How do. Dorothy Collins fans remember the . as she plays three different roles, from Eve May fair features In iParkil <- "The Diary of Adam and Eve, CIlIiKKY, IIAKlty ANU KA- termining the true costs of operating the Garden final price tag.had soared to the area of $10 fne Union College Class of 1970 will be it was announced this week by Prof. Bernard education and includes the historical develop- versatile performer? As the sweet, neat young tlve million. - . . graduated at commencement exercises to be ment of modern education and an examina- to the se^iut princess in Parr\ll — "The QUEL, 'Iliur., M011., 'lues., State Parkway Arts Center. M. Solon, director of the summer session. thing .In a starched, while blouse advertising 7:15, 10:05; l-'ri.. Sat., 7:30, "The Highway Aurhority claims, its bond- conducted on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. "n the The six-week session begins June fl and tion of the issues and problems of American a certain cigarette on television? As tiie gal Lady Or, thp. Tiger," to phe ragged chimney ''! have 'carefully scrutinized the annual East Lajvn ofithe Cranford campus. Asbuclate education today. There will be field trips to "Naked Lady•' film swfeeper, who dreams of becoming a movie 10:20; Sun., 1:30, -S-.20, 7:10, report of the New Jersey Highway Authority holders might be imperiled by adoption of my ends July 31. ' who sang the Hit Parade songs In a .variety proposal to provide reduced rate commutation in arts degrees will be Conferred upon 153 public schools. "What Do You Say to a Naked Lady?," of rolea and skits? On Candid Camera? On star, and becomes one, and getsjfan Oscar - 10; I'HUUI-NCli AJMD 'IHB . for 1969," Senator Rinaldo said. "To say the The new courses, which bring the total for playing a ragged chimney sweepfcr in Park •I'lU., -Tfiur., Mori., Tui;:;., tickets to the regular Parkway users," he as- students at the~ college's 37th annual com- summer course' offerings to 43, are Afro- Allen Flint's firstfeature-lengthfilmforadults records? In nlRht clubs? least, I found It most cbnfusing. 1 am sure mencement. Principles of Sociology is an introduction* 1 III — "Passionella." 8:30; lii., Sal., K:-)5; Sun., Governor CahiU will share my concern when serted. "Yet the authority at the same time can American History I and 11, Development of only, arrived yesterday at the Mayf air Theater Prof. Forrest P. Dexter Jr. of Cranford to tho basic methods, concepts and topics of in Hillside. In the film. Punt keepg pace with However the audience remembers Miss "The Apple Tree," with book, music and 2:45, 5:35, B:25. he Is apprised of the questions I am forced to . Justify running an Arts Center that, according Educational Thought and Principles of Sociol- sociology, including examples °t social prob- to my study of its annual report! would have will preside at the ceremonies and degrees 1 die permissive age of nudity and frankdlscus- Collins, 'she has a long-etanding reputation lyrics by Sheldon Harnick ajid Jerry Bock, raise about this operation." ogy. All four courses carry three academic lems. • as an actress-singer who can play anytliing liLMOHA (Hliz.) — .ended up in the red by $17,750 if It had not will be conferred by Dr. Iversen and Dr.- 1 v -slon examining people on their attitudes and with additional book material by Jerome credits each. • . she' sets her mind to, and she lias such an AUCii'S KKSTAIJHANT, ' Senator. Rinaldo said the authority's report . been for a $37,500 state subsidy." Albert E. Meder Jr. of Westfleld, a member " . Afre—American History 1 covers the lilstory , differences of opinions on the generation gap. Coopersmlih, based on stories by Mark Twain, showed operating revenue of $80,543. "If one of the Board of Trustees of Union College The Union College summer session offers The picture Is filmed in color. obviously wide following, she draws crowds Frank R. Stockton1 and Jules Felfler, is di- 'liiur., l-'ri.. Mun./l'ui.-!;., 7:30; Senator Rinaldo reiterated Us contention of black people from their advent in the New freshman, artd'sophomore year college courses and. crowds of fans into the Meadowbrook _ SaL. 4:45. B:25; Sun., 3:45, multiplies the center's capacity by the average that he was "not opposed to involvement of the and vice provost-emeritus of Rutgers Uni- World to the Civil War. Special emphasis is The second feature at the Mayf air Is "Happy rected by Stua« Bishop with musical direc- • admission and then by die number of pei> versity, New Brunswick, assisted by .Prof. in liberal arts, physical and' life sciences, Theater; Cedar Grove every night. — tion by Donald Yap. 11 will run In Cedar Grove 7:20; .EASY WIJIiK, 'I hur., state in cultural pursuits. However, I strenu- given to the_jAfriCfln heritage and the early business administration and engineering. Ending,'* about a marriage that Is on the rocks. 11 ELD OVER — Richard Burton and Ccnevlcvc formances, rhiq figure would seem absurdly , Elmer Wolf of Cranford, acting dean. Richard Brooks Is director-screenwriter, and through June 28. It is an extremely difficult Tri., M011., Tut:;., 9:25; Sat., . opsjy oppose the department of public authorl- struggles for emancipation. Full college credit can be obtained when Miss Collins has a field day in "The Apple Bujold, who were nominated for Be:;t Actor 6:40, 10:23; Sun., 2:15, 5:45, low. It certainly bears study." .. ' ties from the original, goals that were set for Awards will-be presented by Prof. Her- the film stars Brooks'real wife, Jean Simmons, Tree/' the musical comedy.presentation now production to stage, and it is one of the. best Afro-American History II Is the history of students have their summer school applica- entertainment offerings to_be giyen at the and Best Actress, respectively, by the Aca- 9:15; Sac. mar,. Curtoon:;, 1; The Union Township Republipmr^ent on to them when they were created. The business of mann J. Bielefeld of Summit, chairman of black Americans from Reconstruction to the . tion approved by the dean or .other respon- with Shirley Jones, John. Forsythe, Teresa . demy of Motion Picture Arts and.ScienccE, . the Humanities Department. . Wright and Nanetto Fabray. "Happy Ending" Meadowbrook. - - • SAILOR BEWARE, 1:15. note that his study of the authority's report the Highway Authority is building, maintaining present. The promise and disappointment of— . sible officer at the college in which they are are seen "in'the Technicolor, Panavlsion a> 4> * "~has~~led"him~to conclude that taxpayers ~oT this " President meets James S. Avery of Scotch Plains, chair- was photographed in color. Don Stewart and Clyde Williams, who are ' and operatingTriads. AsTadmlrable as theAits the post-Civil War world and the emergence presently enrolled. , - P.!cture,.,_"Anne _of the. Thousand Days," ' FOX-UNION (Id. 22) — state are in fact subsidizing the Artg'Cenrer. Center may be, taken by itself, it simply should man of the Union County Coordinating Agency of a new black leadership in the struggle for The Saturday matinee features at the May- Festival to mark co-starred in all three parts withMlssCoUlns, Applications should be returned to Union are exceptionally good, and the supporting running for a Eecond week at thp Union HOB AND CAKOL ANU-TF-D "The report shows that the'Departments of . not have been built by the I lighway Authority. for Higher Education, will be the principal equality and dignity are considered. ~ College by June 12. . ' , fair are "The Green Slime", and "Munsters Theater in Union Center. Burton 'plays Conservation and Community Affairs made with Dr. Cheek speaker. , Go Home." cast, including Richard Hall,-John Montgomery, ANU AI..1CIJ, Thur., ''Iri., "In 1968, the~Cegfsrature approved my EiU ' King "Henry-VIII and Mies Bujold is Anne M011., Tues., 7:30,9:30; Sal., grants totaling $37,500," Rinaldo declared. to preclude tho authorities of this state from -.1 A former Union College history instructor. Graduates and guests will be welcomed by 1 Oth Bard season Jean Even, Connie Glllaspie and LaRue Watts, BMTE GMDLWT(GN^ w is energetic and appealing. Bolcyn. Sun., 2, 4, 6, S, 10:30^ • • • ' engaging in activities of this type, in the future. Dr. James E. Cheek, has fceen named a Dr. Meder. The invocation and benediction will PRI-SUMMER SALE SENATOR RINALDO SAD that the operation The items I turned up in the 1969 High Authority special consultant to. President Nixon for be given by Monsignor-John F, Dalvs, pastor /Medicare's premiums |? ^Tropic of Cancfer' The New Jersey Shakespeare Festival of For the most part, however, "The Apple IN A SPECIAL of the Arts Center '.'reinforces my conviction of St. Michael's Church, Cranford. Woodbridge will launch its 10th anniversary Tree" is- Miss Colllns'.^ehlcle. She works MAI'LIiWOOO THE report underscore the wisdom of the Legisla communication with predominantly black unl—* GJ(ASSIIOI>I>EI(, Thur., l-'rl., ; that the Highway Authority should not have ture's action." versldes. A reception for graduates and their guests ALL SUNGLASSES 203 year with its costumed and mounted production awfully hard In this one, and it shows in the Film satire tops of 'The Taming Of the Shrew" at Woodbridge Mon., Tuia,, 7:30, 9:25;.Sal., Dr. Cheek, who is president of Howard will be given by the Friends of the' College will be increased July 1 is Held at Ormont end result. Count her among the super stars -AT.'.".. in the Campus Center Lounge and Terrate. High School Park on tlie evening of June 29. nowl • 6, «:15, 10:20; Sun., 3:30, University hiJYashlngton, D.C., headed a group Medical Insurance premi- needed to cover anticipated POLAROID COLOR . tV Ibe Ormont Theater in East Orange is hold- Sj30, 7:40, 9:25;-feaiureue, Avery-is-publlc-relatlons manager for,the bill in Elizabeth of 15 presidents of predominantly black uni- ums under the Medicare pro- higher costs during the 1970- PAK FILM • ing over Henry Miller's "Tropic of Cancer" With the support of theWoodbridgeTownship Thur., 1'rl., Mon., Tues., 7, Bank given versities who.met with President Nixon last Northeast Region of Humble Oil and Refining gram will be increased July 1971 premium period,, '', for another week. „ • , • Committee and Department of Recreation, "Alice's Restaurant," ArlerOnhrle'ssatiri-' 9:05; Sal., 5:30,-7:45, 9:50; week IQ Inform him of student resentment on Company; Pelham, N^Y. He is a charter 1, according—to-Ralph W. "The. costs are reviewed > The picture, hlghlighttnfe Miller's controver- which contributes financial assistance, the - cal record about.lu's arrest for littering in. The Grasshopper' :- Sun., 5:05 • 7:10; Sat., Car- their campuses.' • ; member of the Coordinating'Agency and has Jones, district manager of the annually and the Secretary of •EACH THONGS 29< ' ' slal writings about "expatriates in Paris, has 'Festival annually attracts semi-professional Massachusetts, whert hippies are housed by~'~ toons, 2:'*"; Sun., 1; MC awards for In his new post. Dr. Cheek will work with been Its chairman for the past two years. Elizabeth Social" Security of- Health, Education and Welfare I Rip Torn in. the role of Millar. Joseph Strlck and amateur actors from New Jersey and New .Alice and. Ray_ln a. deconsecrateU. church-uiid L Pr HAtE'S .NA;VY JOiNS^ AIK U.S. RODTE.22; -.'•?.' gander Heard, chancellor of Van. Mr. Avery is a graduate of Columbia Univer- fice. The $4 monthly rate, Is required to announc6~the COPPERTONE J directed the picture about the 1930s. The film, York, with volunteers for backstage-chores. on Maplewqod bill " Arlo's subsequent rejection by the drttfiuu un- I'OKCt' Sat., 1, 2:S0rSnn;, MOUNTAINSIDE, N. J. derbllt University, who is serving"as a special sity where he earned both his bachelor and which has been in effect since premium rate sly months be- -• for adults, was photographed in color. lit because of Ills arrest, IUID been fi|jned and 1:20. . " .— • . advertising" master" j degrees. SUN TAM LOTION Two of the actors__wliQ-appeared in the consultant to President Nixon onstudentsenri- April 1968, will be raised to fore it takes effect. The rate «-oi. Rag. SJ original Festival production of "Shrew" ln- ^ "The Grasshopper" is being held over fora opened a double-bill yesterday at thcElmoru . .. • The Motirr Family— Summit and Elizabeth Trust menr. Both Dr. Heart and Dr. Cheek will Avery served on the Advisory Committee J5.3O., . then must remain In effect for ; 1963 Will recreate their roles in the current second week at the Maplewood Theater in Theacer, Elizabeth, xtu-' picijlre features Guih- MAY1-AIU (Hillside) —•' serve until June 30, according to a White to the Vice-President's Task Force on Youth at least one year. This means' Maplewood. rie, . Pat Quinn, James Brodwick; Mldiat:! RESERVE YOUR TABLE NOW! Co., Summit, has been "The Increase was neces- —show.' They are Jack Peterson of Westfleld m i n/ f 1l Jt;f r WHAT UO'YOU SAY TO A. awarded two certificates of House announcement. Motivation and was committee chairman in sary because' thB-program is ""tRat premiums' ""cannot—be~ GMI.OPINGHIU Nqtnlie Wood film - Thf* f!l RTnr~tnn J *i **Mnf* Rtf ' , Jim McGlanathani— William Obanheim and Huu-'l" • NAKEDJ-ADY7, Thur., I-rl., (Futurity GMkxtxxi Favors lot tbt d 1969. He was a charter member of the Plain- as Petruchio and William Zulllnger of Metuchen merit for outstanding financial Dr. Cheek taught at Union College, Cran- on a 'pay-as-you-go basis," . changed again before July 1,' >-as Grumlo. Other principals include Judith Brown and Joseph Gotten, ls'a comedy-drama . Seger. The film, in color, was directed by Siir,, Mon., TUc-s., 7, 10:33; advertising in the sixth annual ford, for three years while working for his field Committee of the Union County. Psy- Jones said."About half of the 1971." DRUGS concerning the relationship of a young girl and Artlmr Perm" ; Sun., 3:Uj. 6l44, 10:i7;HAP- " chiatric Clinic. ----- Aliwyn .of Maplewood as Kate, George Jacobl Lasky financial advertising doctorate at Drew University, Madison. He increase la needed to finance Further Information about— GAUO>INO HILL SHOWING continues at Fox of Kenllworth as the father and Bill Coo of nan ex-football star In Las Vegas, Nev.The The associate featurealtlie£lm6ra1S**Rlsy PY ENDING, 'ilmr.,-. liri., awards competition recently ' was a resident of Linden. Prior to - being He is alsoamemberofiheBoardof Trustees the current level of expendi- the premium rate Increase CENTER ' , "Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice" is being Newark as HortenBio. . picture,-filmed in color, was directed by Jerry Rider," starring Petur Fonda,'Dennis Hopper Mon., Tues., 8:35; Sat., 5;P4, appointed president of Howard University a of the National Council of the Musuem- of ' tures as the $4 premium rate held over for a second week at the Fox Theater, Paris. v ' ' and Jack Nicholson. Photographed lncolor,tiiu THE AWARD conducted among banks in New may be obtained by contacting AT 5 POINTS, UNION The production, presented free of charge, a 8:37; Sun., 1:15, 4:48,,, 8:15; Moirfs apple pie Jersey. year ago. Dr. Cheek was president of Shaw African Art and~the Frederick Douglas In-, was not jufflclent to pay the the Social Security office at Route 22 In Union. The movie comedy concerns film, which was directedby Nicholson, tells; a Sal.. Mat.. THE GREEN stltute of Negro Arts and History. MMMJL will be given In Woodbridge the evenings of WINNERS A panel of businessmen University in Raleigh, N.C. expenses of the program. The 268 N. Broad St., Elizabeth. the question of whether or not two couples will story about tlie deep-rooted, violent attitudes in SUME, 1:30; MUNSTEPSGO other half of the Increase is IT- Tick Up A O.IU.ry )nd\ilge In a wife-swapping scheme. „• June 29 and 30 and July 1 and 2 with additional America, against people who are different. HOME, 3:13. as American as from the field of advertising ,_arrangement for rain dates. After Woodbridge ARE HERE and. publishing served as Filmed In color, the picture has Natalie Concert on June 13 Tlie matinee feanirc~on- Saturday will BE • * • Wood, Robert CQlp, Elliott Gould and Dyan the scheduled performances are as follows: ' *Sailor Beware." " Judges in the contest, which Donaldson Park In Highland Park, July 7 (with ORMONT (E.O.) TROPIC. is sponsored annually- by - Cannon in leading roles. Paul Mazursl OF 'CANCF.Ii;r Thur:, Fri. "OLD-BET 'SSjSet ~~H rain date -,of July 8);' Duke~lslaiiiI~Park,i^I by Master Chorale t Laksy Advertising, Bloom- Bridgewater, July 10 (with July I la rain date); M»n., IuS:., 2:30, 8, 10:07; field, .specialists In adver- Hamilton Terrace School, Berkeley Heights, " The -Master Chorale of New Jersey will Berry family seeking Sat., Sun., 1:15, 3:52, 5:49, , tising and business develop- Benjamin Peterson "of Roselle Park will soloist in concert Hikeoree -Cherry, Harry, Raquel' July 14 (with July IS a rain date); Echo Lake present its first concert Saturday, June 13; at 7:56, 10:03; featureite, Thur., ment programs lor financial 8:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church, Fri., Mon., Tues., 2:03, 7:30, be among the soloists appearing with the) Stephen Wolosonovich of Linden will be Park, Westfleld. July 16 and 17 (with a rain . Wall Stadium 'double' institutions.; The competition • The Northern Districtof- date on. July 18); Warinance Pariv£llzabeth, East Front.str.eei and Norwood avenue, Plain- - 9:37; Sau, Sun., 3:25, 5:22,- Is the only statewide contest Master Chorale of New Jersey when It pre- violin soloist Friday at 8:30 p.m. when the Tlie Berry family will attempt an auto rac- sents its first concert at 8:30 p.m. June 13 Unlon Council, Boy Scouts of -7:29,9:36." of its kind held yearly as a Hillside Community Orchestra presents Itfl America, helditssprlngHlke- - of tllfc chorale. ing "double" In Saturday night's stock car 4 at * means of encouraging im- In the First Presbyterian Church, E. Front spring concert at Hillside High School. Liberty muslcal program at Wall Stadium,' RC~34,'Belmar.Th'e street and Norwood avenue, Ploinfleld. *' oree on Saturday and Sunday, -I story interlacing violence and dope and dope - (with a rain dJdate"on lJul y 2Th25).TheUnioU n CCounty Is on a leave of absence from the Crane School UNION (Union Center) —- proved quality and effective- avenue. Hillside. The concert Is free. ' ^addicts in Arizona, is the latestfilmattractlon urace. card starts at 8 p.m. . ' . ANNE OF THE 'I1IOUSAND" Carl Druba, on leave from the Crane School May 23 and 24. A total of 153 r Park Commission sponsors the performances of Music at the State University College, ness in financial newspaper V« the Art Cinema in Irvlngwn Center. William G. Berry Sr., who jus lx-'eii racing DAYS,,-Thur., Fri., Mon., ' of. Music'_at State University of New York Wolosonovich will play Paganlnl's Violin Boy Scouts representing 'throughout; Union County. Mrs. H. A. Belafsky Potsdam, N.Y., where he is a pr, advertising. ~ , V • ; Filmed in color, the picture has Lorissa Ely, Htock cars for 21 years, will compete in tiiu - T«ra., 1:30. .7, 9:30; Fri.," • at Potsdam, Is musical director of the group. Concerto No. 1. Troops 67, 68, 69, 70, 73, 83 of Woodbridge has been executive producer The program of the convert will include '; Linda Aflhton and Charles Napier in stellar 35-lap 'modified-sportsman headllner at the 1:30, 7:35. 10:15; Sat., 1:30, The bank received the award 'a*h.* program for the concert will Include and 167 hiked from Gaudineer of the Festival since Its inception. Charles Theodore Pachelbel's "Magnificat" for excellence in advertising He is a graduate of the Juilllard School of School in Springfield to Sur- \ rotes;TRUSS Meyer directed. track.. His son Bill, who lias been racing for two •4:35, 7:30, 10:17: Sun.,' 1 Judged for the attractiveness of their styling as PachelWs "Magnificat." Mozart's "Re- Music and was a.member of the Rochester • in which a brass quartet will accompany the promoting "checking" and prise Lake In the Watchung JOHftDeGEORGE chorus. years, will compete In tlie 25-lap limited 3:35. 6:20. 9. . ..- well as their structural design, ^iuitria shoes gina Coeli" and 14 of the Brahms "Ue- Philharmonic under Eric Lelnsdorf, He was "special promotion."- Reservation. MB MAIN ST. Mozart's "Regina Coeli" for soloists, chor- sportsman feature event, — were selected as the. best designed of all shoes beslleder" waltzes. violin soloist for the Ballet Russe de Monte . EASrORAHGE Gallows-Humor' for Theatre Six The award was presentedto Troop activity awards, were , OR 5-2400 us and organ-and-14-oI-Johannes Brahms* To Publicity Chairmen:. Carlo and has toured with the Montovani or- tween actors and audience. EARLY COPY :• in the Infant and children's category. Summit and Elizabeth Trust chestra. presented to-Troop 69, first JEWELERS, INC. . Prom ILmy Ulllar*. Nov.l "Gallows Humor" by Jack "Liebeslleder Walzer" Opus 52, will round Woul3 you Illta-somo holp Co. at the New Jers jy Bankers Dental assistants install place, and Troop 70, second Rip Torn Ellen Bur»tyn Richardson, " will open to- .A Frank Schnlman produc- " out the program. Publicity Chairmen are urged to observe In-praparlng n«w»p°P*U_f«^. As your community guards dealer we're proud convention at Atlantic City. Wolosonovich has performed with many New place. "TROPIC morrow and will be presented don (healnodirectediheplfly), Tickets, available' at the door anil also at the Friday deadline for other than spot. laatat? Wtlte to tbis MWI- XW.DANTOLDE BOURBON. 134 years of America Jersey community orchestras arts has pre- 342 CHESTNUT ST. at Theatre Six, Metuchen, leading roles are assumed by to announce that we carry this full \line of award- Judges for this year's com- Prank Cundaker, activities Gregory's Music Center, W. Front street, news.;. Include; your name, address and paper and o*k for our "Js'P* in every drop—how come it doesn't cost more? jpetition were: Charles Beyer, new officers at dinner sented more than 900 performances in schools chairman for the'Northern OF CANCER" every Wednesday through Sun- Ronald Plan, Ann Rottman, Plalnfteld, are $2.75 for adults anil $1 for on Submitting Now* R«- phone number. bmltting STRAIGHT BOOOBOH WHISKIY --86 WOOF • © J.W. DAHT DJSMLUBS CO., NY., H,Y. ' ' winning shoes . . . for boys and girls and baby . display advertising.- depart- and colleges in the New York-New Jersey District, reported a call-out AT 5 POINTS, UNION In .color . X-Fof Adult» Only day evening at 8:30 (9 pjn. on and Bob MacCauley. students. , . laatal. The Union County Dental Assistants Society area. , Saturday) through June 20^The Tickets range in price from too. So go with the winner and come in for your ment, Newark Evening News; recently held a dinner at the Town and CampuH of the Order of the Arrow at Thomas . Brown III, notional _ jrhejerformance of the Hillside Community the council fire on Saturday \ye4ieaiiiy and TbursdaypAr- J3.8O to W.90. Reservattons selection, of the many, fine styles and color com- Restaurant, Union, where they Installed new ^OrcEestra is assisted' by a grant from tho ' PHONE 687-3707 advertising manager, Newark officers. , ? ^"^~' evening.- . •• 'formanies will be follii»«*by may be obtained by calling binations now available for your children. Star-Ledger; William Llt- ^Retarding Industries Trust Funds. 990 StwTt.iant Av*. on -informal discussion ^be- Theatre Six at 548-2550. vany, general manager. The officers are: president:_Min.s Martha ~i ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES. CROSSWORD PUZZLE Gstdstein of Elizabeth; first vice-president, - FRIDAY DEADLINE 7" Bloomfleld Independent PLUMBERS, ATT«NTIOHI S.M your ...vie. lo • • HELD OVEB Jiul WB13C Press, and FrankTJ. Trexler, MlsaJana.Melichar of Linden; second vice- All items other than spot news "Museum shows 1030 Stuyvesant Ave. president, Mrs. Elizabeth Wojcik of Elizabeth; ' 30,000 local fgmlllai-ullh a law-coil <»onl Ad. FREE GIFTS -- RICHARD BURTON Today's vice-president. The Eastern Coll 68&7700. should be( in oui office by corresponding secretary, Mrs. Patricia Glay- ,• "ANNIOPTHB Banker, noon on Friday. , • —-. AOROSS Answer dura of Scqtch Plains; recording secretary, " THOUSAND DAYS' acquired works RESTAURANTS-CATERERS J. Pester Union 686-5480 • *? . Miss Wendy Hopper of Cranford, andtrea^ In an exhiblxlon which 6, Drew lota PAINTERS, ATTENTION! Soil surer. Miss Dee De Palma of Union. _ NEAR THE opened Sunday, riio Montdalr 11. Beginning . . OPEN MON-FRI- EVES. UNTIL 9 P.M. you,..II to 30,000 fomllla. wlthv Art Museum has put on view all 12. Rebekah'f a low-coit Wont. Ad. Coll MAPLEWODD works acquired for the perm- brother 686-7700 nowl —AT The stow of a beautiful girl's anent collections since April 13. Religious Antique show planned ENVOYSQUARTET 1969. They Include paintings, Image _ FIVEPOINTS. liletirnebelween the Ages ol ~ 'K.canrlirl of Roclcoway, N.J. at -'•• ; 19and22.' "CHERRY, HARRY sculptures, prints and a pair by Guild on Saturday of lSth^enniry Meissen pot- 15. Noblemnn UNION JACQUELINE BISSET AND RAQUEL" 7 pourri Jars.' 16. Cease _ The Altar Guild of the Hoiy- Cuuifui uir 'f IVAMGEHCHURCH ! JIM BROWN 17. Greeting Since 1930 a Favorite Episcopal Church, St. George and Seminary , IOMW comN PLUS - Twelve of the paintings and Broad St., Elliab.th four sculptures are 20th IK. Suffix for for Gourmet* UNIQrNL CQUlSrTY r^ avenues, Rahway, will bold, an antique show one who FOR OVER 30 YEARS... and flea market oh the church grounds on SUNDAY, JUNE 7th "PRUDENCE century works, filling some 19. —-of A (omlly plocl « If.f Coailln«otaCllneololl onond Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 fj.m. Rain date. AND THE major gaps in the collection, wiml 30. LonR- American Food Opan 12-10:30 p.» Is Saturday, June "13. Antique dealers from PILL" according to museum director 20. For each leBgcil A LA CARTE MEHUi ^ECRNlCAL SCHOOLS |. 9<5-22ll Enlroa Including pololo v«g«tobl«s the surrounding area will participate in the Dabotoh Karr Kathryn p. Gamble. 21. Keep in ' / yhorc "-'- iomma L. Tqt«, Paitw 3M-0229 JlfHER^ILSE? S1.S0-S4.75 - Al«o chllor.n sale. Ja<«ph D«Poaquol«, Aaa David Mlv.n custody bird 2-*. Pigeon's 31. Erase Japanese novel Koal 33. Affirms SUMMER SESSION 25. Store- 36. Moss of 4e-be new movie bought CAHYOU: -- hair- DAY GLASSES 26. Took ' HOLLYWOOD ,A~Larry 595 Morris Avo., Springfield Kramer will wrlte-and pro- nil tho ALL ROOM£_AIR CONDITIONED duce his next film. "Forbidden marbles 376-3840 Colors," for Columbia Pic^ 27. Llnd- bcrjph's Dance lo the Music of the • FIND A LOCAL JOB - FULL TIME -tures. early "Forbidden Colors" will be nickname BEN HEY TRIO OR PART TIME. based on the Japanese novel 29. Capital on by Yuklo Mishima but the tho Tigris Every Friday and Saturday nigh,, OLD AFTER 27 YEARS IN WESTFIELD locale mil be shifted to Lon- 32. Tarry • FIND A WIDE SELECTION OF don. The film will explore the 33. Roman _LTA_L(ArkAMERICAN CUISINE. complex relationship of money EVERGREEN a small group of people who 34. Norao god ITEMS FOR SALE. need, use and exploit each 39. In LODGE BOB & CAROL other's sexuality for reasons operation t beyond their understanding. 36. Gardner & . 37."Part of a KVERGKEICN GOING OUT FIND A LOCAL PAINTER, CARPENTER, drachma TED £* ALICE SIMUNGFIKU) 39. Estimated V -MUSIC TEACHEIVIUTORrtKr | NATALIE WOOD/ROBERT CULP | Make a Date: 41. Viva Jamaa Brasclo Mbnoga 'NMHTOFTHE 3TT QOULD/ DYAN CAN N (orally) PICNIC GROVE DAY CLASSES BEGIN JULY 6th AND END AUGUsTl4th.' I? OF BUSINESS fcrAtn 43. Servant IN PErtSON DAY SCHOWrRHaSrgAtiONT HOME 0T MODERN I. SQUARE DANCING -SVERY -SATURDAY NICHT —; PACCliSSES ^^ TEUWICgL CAREER ORIENTATION FR06RAMS JULY 6 TO JUUt 17 etiOD tiSID ironies Technology CejJgMd to providn tho llu liter choice of a _ Data Processing . 12:30- 3:30 j tedinok)(!ei. The tuition lor lh«w pio " Mtchanlol D«jlgnT«chilolog» grami Is J12.00 per program All career orlentitloa pro- 12:30- 3:30 WE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY gremi meet Monday through Friday. Ai enrollment in- Chemical Technology 9:00-12.00 high/wide arid handsome quires, these courses will be offered asaln July 20-31 and Civil Technology August 3.14th. A student Is advised to sign Up for a min- 9:00-12:00 WEDNESDAY JUNE 3rdJ0 CHOP^fRICES We're 2,000 (eet high, 3,100 acres vvldo anil just about as imum of three programs to gain a better knowledge for Computer Eng. Services 9:00-12:00 AMIRICA OH WHEILS handsome as any silo you'll ever see . . . with all modem ijnionljofbtau his choice of a .career. EVEN LOWER AND TO LIQUIDATE WHERE ELSE? BUT Op*n Nltvly (Exo«pl klon.) . amenities added (and still adding) — (rcsjily refurbished 7130 lo 11 p.m. .lounges to lest in. or roam about, meals to write homo about, PRE-TECHNICAL COURSES 6 WEEKS — COURSE TITLE DAY TIME TUITION Mona. avail, for private partlv Maunaaal Hata., Buna, and • ' each guest room a dleam of opulent comfort, Old Lamplighter JULY 6 THRU AUCUST 14 Pre-Tech Math. M-TU- 9:00- 136.00 OUR DOWNSTAIRS STOCK ROOM.. 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• -; ; L •••••• WPIUNGFIELD. (N.J.) LfclADJOJ* -Thursday,. Juno 4/1U70-27 26-Thurgday, June 4, 1^70 - .SFHINGFIKLD (N.J.). LLOADJJK Chuiuwl ll's -"l-'ocus on Newjerbuy . scriVb Free inspections Newark State president Saturday lit 11 • a.m. Tlie,pruurumwlll dis- cuss recent, campus tssubs in New Jersey. y for motorbbats to *o appear on television Dr Weiss will speak on the issues ol stu- ional powers to section track title with 5 gold medals dent ' dissent, and'efforts ••being planned to Coming-out party > 17 years later ' Dr. Nathan Weiss, prudent of Newark involve students in constructive programs. State College, Union, will be ^' By ARNOLD GERST dlscuB. Sophomore Haul Kanarpff's first ers—Norm Relnhardt in the mile, BUI Keller 'Hie Suburban Conference in general showed under the guidance of Marty Taglientl, began . power but also one of the finest teams In tlie be held this week finishes In die liigli and low hurdles led ' in the javelin and Carmen Boye in the low tliauit Is a track power In the. stale mei.-t. training. The season culntinated in November 'MM N5 auxiliary flotillas on die northern. — _ state in 1970. - . . . Cicadas, hot locusts, to plague state with noise g a landslide victory last the Bulldogs to' their biggest triumph of the hurdles. ' , Cedar Grove won a Group I dtle, Springfield with an 18-0 record and tt Suburban Confer- .Next year, the Bulldogs will continue to be ai53. '• • , • given a special seal of safety decal. There cicadas are . relatives of apMds and leaf- v These cicadas'arc now emerging quietly no charge for~this-service ano discre- Dayton netters ' hoppers." with lots of care in die night after 17 years of life in under- ncies will be rupoiiud only by the owner. The confusion dates back into American grountl tunnels* —They change from an im- p Suburlpn. title HH! A boat carrying this decal meets more than "WE SERVICE - history. Early colonists, who had never seen Kite flying is great sport (or youngsters, £ mature stage into adults and spread dirouglt minimum legal requirements. The Coast defeat Madison periodical cicadas, were nonetheless familiar but sometimes it can result in tragic can- •trees and bushes, leaving their empty pupal .Ciiiardie d aiid most state aqdiorities normally WHAf WE SELL' with the Biblical story of locust plagues in sequences if certain "safety procedures arc cases behind, .. • _ refrain from making official inspections or Egypt. - .not learned' and followed, warns Dort Costa/ During tlieir brief' life above ground, the/ , boarding unless diere is an obvious violation MEMBER OF THE safety director of the Allstate insurance Com- don't"destroy foliage by feeding on it, nor do of law. - COMPANY ing CedarGrove, 6-3 twice; now 11- WHEN. CICADAS SUDDENLY appeared by panies. ; "~ they sting or bite humans. Their sole purpose BETTER BUSINESS the millions, some of the colonists ^houghi A check-list for pre-cxa mi nation can be Tlie Jonathan Dayton Regional High School Since telephone and power lines' seen) to is to mate and lay eggs. Then they die. gouen by calling Manuel S. Martins of 147 BUREAU OF UNION By ARNOLD GERST Grove and Don D*Andrea dirowlng against overpowcrlng. Dayton finished tlie season with have an almost magnetic attraction for kites, While die male alngs away, die female de- NJ. The Jonathan Dayton Regional High School Madison, the Bulldogs finished ahead of Sum- an eight-game winning.streak in conference tennis team last week defeated Madison twice, Chestnut stM Kosclle Park, at 241-2848 or .31/2-1 1/2 and 3-2, to bring its record to Costa warns parents to instruct their chil- ..posits 400 to 600 eggs in pockcc^hc makes 245-4023.' " • baseball .team beat Cedar Grove 6-3, last mit indie-Suburban-BtandlngBTjUeMfVmiairis py dren in tlie following safety procedures: in twigs. These pockets, sometimes so close ROOFING & Monday to finish-la first place in the Suburban turned in another impressive performance ll-o. Results of die final match of die.seasoVi During die 1970 campaign Mitch Wolff (7-2), (MlUburn) and die Union County Tournament Fly kites in -a level, open space away .together diat.diey form a continuous slit from Conference with an. ll-j conference record. against Breerley Bears. FUEL OIL Earlier In die week Dayton defeated Madison, Dan D*Andrca (5-2) anaRrcTWUliamswerethe will appear next week. ; — 2 to 3 inches long, injure die young trees CoMecf/vebargaining ALUMINUM Before the baseball season startedjDaytuu from power lines, airports^ streets and big Dayton hurlers. With these three pitchers, In die first Madison meeting Hank Dobin lost street traffic. .'and scrubs. Major- collective bargaining agreements 3-0, and Kenllwortl:, 10-6, to bring its season knew It would be a definite threat for die Dayton had die strongest mound stoffin'tne The Rutgers bulletin tells how to prevent SIDING mark to 13-6. . pennant, and during the season, as die team • to John Russ.om, 1-.6, 2-6, but Howi»4=evine in If tlie kite should become entangled In power... covering about fivemillionworkersaresubject conference, . • . second singles beat Dave Arthur, 6-3, 6-3, TOP GRADE lines, leave .it. Ifts better to lose a kite diis damagq. One way is to cover small tre^eS to renegotiation In 1970. This is an increase With Mitch Wolff on me mound against Cedur, solidified, the Bulldogs eventually became Phil Stokes, Qayton'sJeadi.ng batsman, pro- with cheesecloth or netting.Anotheristospray and Ray Danzlger in third singles defeated than to risk your life. . • ~ of iwo-tiiirds over the number of workers in- * vided great clutch hitting. Dave Minlman, who Dave Chapin, 6-1, 6-J(. ; Kites should-bo -flown only In dry weather. widi an insecticide, Seyiru , volved in contract~expiraUons in 1969, —'.... L handled dilrd base, led die team in homers. L In first singles Art Starr and Dick Pisiibetn A wet string may conduct-electricity down Joel MUtman, senior secondbaseman,gavetbe tied Steve Gardiner and Bob Young, 6-8, 7-5, IO.XGAL. COP to the flyer. ' ~-~ E Bulldogs solid hitting and was outstanding de~. AWNING~ and Mike Chotirier and Bob Zuckerberg had a • Kite strings should not contain any. metallic fensively, • __ • tough match with Glen Fielding and Steve KlilF fibers,' tinsel or wire. They-conduct elec- WINDOWS JALOUSIES Bob Jonukowicz at shortstop also hit tile long Pin, 6-4.J3-11.:....c. . J — Allstate tricity, and should the' kitejjecome entangled ball for Springfield and lie and MilLmairgave Later In die week Madison presented inodujr in a power line, it could result in death or die Bulldogs an effective double play combina- strong challenge to the Bulldogs. Dobin lost 50 serious Injury. ' .. •• ~ VS-7 YEARS TO MY - FREE ESTIMATES NO OBLIGATION Eric Wassennan, Evan Wasserman and Rich Russom, O-6, 0_6r while Dick Flshbeln, playing Kites should not be flown over radio and . second singles for the first timediisyear.lost Fuel Co. Don't fly your kite if the wind Is freakish Falcone also made vital .contributions Ei and Evan saw limited action during the year to Cardlner~^;aS-5) 2-6, 1-6. Howie Levine in or changeable. third singles overpowered Dave^Ctliipm;^-?, WAvorly 3-4646 Siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiimiiiiiiiiiuiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiii! llllIlllllllllllllllllllllllMlllillllllllllllllllllllllin because of injuries but when they were in the lineup they provided offensive and defensive 6-0. .... Door Amy: • I'm about to go out of my STORM- For die firsrttme diis year Art Starr and We received an invitation understand my concern. Do - - mJad. support. Falcone was another solid hitter and WINDOWS catcher for Dayton. Ray Danziger played first doublus togetlierand to a 50th wedding anniversary you. think she is playing up - Worried KADI OP ALCOA ALUMINUM Junior Eeter May was another vltalfactorin overwhelmed dieir opponents, 6-2, 6-0, while party for my*husband's aunr, !:tohitn?. Dear Worried: Mike Chotlner and Bob Zuckerberg in second BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE - and uncle. My question con- To argue with your hus- ALUMINUM die pennant drive. When Dayton needed a hit My husband and 1 have ar- _0R BAKED ENAMEL "aoubles won; 9-7, 6-4. ._.:_.•_ - . | *" cerns the fact thar^ in, order gued so mudi about her until band over the gal is foolish. widi mcn-on_hase^-May always came through. "If she wants to talk to him WHITE Jell -Slater and bob Shlndler added to die -3=— SUMMER SESSION to attend this affair, we must : pay $6.00 per person. or plajTup to hifn (as you teum's'succcss. Slatcr, :a sophomore, was a i was of the belief that put it) is unimportant ...Ije- good hitter ailcT'Shlndler, although he was idle Richard Sherman wins : Six Week Session" when something like tills was Art show causc you've got him. Don't diis season because of a leg injury,, lent vocal arranged, the people ar- worry about her interfering support from the coaching lines. '- letter in golf at IF and M ranging it were considered with your husband's affection 2064 MORRIS AVE., UNION, N.J. Tlie baseball team duplicated the feats of the (Day and Evening) hosts or hostesses and paid .' at ice rink for you. If anything yourover- cross country and basketball teams as Dayton LANCASTER, Pa.—Richard Sherman, son of for the party. If they couldn't possesslveness will alienate won its dilrd title In its first year of competi- Judge and Mrs.' Max ShWtman of 64 Tree Ty Ailmeii- 3 2pk'>. - tl NEW & USED 1-lb. Kl«r»n«x Aiiortad Facial Tl»au« event planned for what~peo- $3 TO $6 par hour — Bankers* first baseman Joel Goldberg. Tltaua 100'« ple can afford" rather than The losers got one more run in tlie fourdi 79< 3 bo«.. o(200 $1 99< to tax friends and family un- ENROLL NOW! Automobile with singles by Norm Halper, Scon Meyerson, n o'c_e a 5^1 r 11 y. However. and Tom Moore. Insurors-Gelb just about put Beechnut whether people should feel ONE YEAR COURSE Dealers' the game out of reach with four In the fifth. Gtliha Solid Pack Tiia Tabby Treat obligated to attend and pay ^_ Rockoff and Maxwell' singled, Mike Tubakln i Baby Foods Cat Food _ a tariff woyld depend on the DIESEL walked, Bruce Hoffman bunce'd for a run, a closeness they feel to . the Gu walk to Ken Steinbach forced in one more, when 7-oi. con - Strained 6JS-OZ. .honored couple. TECHNICIAN wiwumuiiMiimmiiwi John.Fisher doubled in two. They added four In your case 1 can see that more in the sixth, the big blow being Waclitcl's 13-01. con cans •Dioml Endlnpi 81 Acc«iwries 35* you would want to be present. .•Tron?m!»«ion» ' Regf/A^l"" double, which was followed by Hoffman's steal IN SUMMIT ITS of home. - As far as children are con-"* B(ak Clutches & Drive Tralni s Progrvaao Ollv. Oil cerned, tills invitation could* AM Admen-Bankers tried to cojno back, getting SOS Red Heart 0l». $I.2«- be an around-about suggestion S Dayi • 42 Week! - 1260 Hburi SMYTHE two In the fifth with run-scoring hits by Cul ProgrlJio Chick P.o. that they be left home. CLASSES LIMITED Ackerman and Russ Gabay. They drew dose Soap Pads Dog Food 18-ox. can 27^ " • * • Enroll. Now (or July 20lh & In the bottom of tlie sixth, scoring four more Prograiao Artichoboi-Marl . Dear Amy: September 14lh lerrm ~t VOLVO on hits by Meyerson, Steve Lipiichulcz, Acker- * ,15-ox. . 6-Q*. |ar 49^ l jnar' —:-maftjr-*nd-Gobay. A la«t~iUtal>—rally—itt-tli~ "ttmt-.no wimrvmtgor —^STOttmt Loam Avaltalil : ^_i_ a_liitlc-K>oJealoua-but-I can't seventh fell short when Roger l'ratik inndo u 29* -4/5ql. — --3Ti ' Mililarv Ootormonli ' (onj «*• mean tarvlco) help. it. I've tried to tell my- - ' Free Plwrftrnftnl Sarvlcei 324-Morrli Av«. Surnrnlt 273-+W0 fine catch of alinedrlveanddoublodthe runner-. se" '.off first. - v Z'-'"'. •'. • • ~~ " dd - - Ken Steinbach was tlie wfunlng pitcher,' Noxoma Skin Cr«am - Kallouq Pop Torts Jello Rawltz pitched well for the losers, as didjtay lTDW Kollogg Uoniiti ,_-_COUsln's wlfp, mhn ig I H^T B"or.~b«nr..~'._...'. 39tf nlwnv-i -ankinp mv husband :' r.-never anyoiie else engine city MOTOKt£0Jnc.\ Kollogg Jumbo Assortod •—.just my husband. WLuuguts"" T*i technical —Cereal 18 pit. 79*^ me *iy Uie .questions are npn- CadilloTc-bldiinobLl« senylcul, but nfrcr^h" whlk\ 49IJJo^rU Ava./'Summit "> . 773-170m0 ; IE she starts up a conversation seas5»-thTs fallTlt will Cadillac SALES-SERVICE-J>A»TS t i l Carnation Slender French's Mustard with my husbuiul. 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T1" Mi • • 28-Thursday, June 4, -197-O^PRINGFIEIJD (N.J.) LEADED ':• Jayne defeats Murray, "Work Near Home"- Thursday, June 4, 1970- rallies to shade Rotary Jayne defeated Murray Construction, 10-3, Flngerhut, Stu Ruff, Gregg Prussing and Rlqfl To Place Your Ad To Place Your Ad in Youth Major League action, behind Steve, Jolms'contrlbuted singles. Bill VanBusklrkled SO burban Eepe's third straight complete game. Mike Murray with u double and single, wliile losing Nelban's two-run homer and Bill Bohrod's pitchor Dave Musto had O-.double; and Andy Call 686-7700 Call 686-7700 two singles paced the Jayne attack. Mitch Moroze, Rich Kaplan, Gary Grant and Steve-.- Clarke had singles. Kotler chipped in with a double, while Ken DEADLINE: TUESDAY NOON tEADLINE: TUESDAY NOON Two evenings later, Jayne was forced to FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION battle from a • 5-0 deficit after two Innings to FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION take a 6-5 declslonfrom RotaryonSteve Pepe's . J OB GO ID E sacrifice fly.' In the fifth Inning, scoring Steve , National Stars 1 >O«»OC«»0OO<»O«0OO0OOOOOO0>. XWO000O0000O00O000000O00009O X>ooooooo«oooooo«o<»oooooo00OO0<>C<>00000O9O0O0O0< X>0000CO000OOOOOO0O0OO00O0<. »doooooo«x>ooooo<>oooooo<>x>ooo*o<>o<>ooopooc>ooooooo< • This game, Rotary*s finest effort of the sea- Help Wanted-Women 1 Help Wanted-Jomen 1 X»<»0<»OOO«>O0O00OOO000O0OCOO0000pOOO0Sl=CRETARIES Hall Motion. Pl.asiwt vurklng coixlt- key double Co Ror4ry*s early scoring. MTST TYPISTS Uooa. All bancllu. Mr conditioned. INSPECTORS Boa 1 block. Write tij jiox aoo, Bubur' PRObUCTION WORKERS two-run single Mike Nelbart, after the rocky start, settled ban pubUableC Corp., 12ul uuiyvtaMnl Full-Time down on the mound for Jayne and held Rotary (EXPERIENCE DESIRABLE) Ava., Union. • S( 0/4 Tu inepecl' elecln>-iiuCI0rxi, 363 (or MATERIAL HANDLERS ~~~~ Sherman and Don Thleberger of Wesley four hits, Doug De£eonard a homer and single apjpt. N J ECorp. ~" ELASTIC STOP NUrDIV. Experienced or trainees • ' r and Keith Wldom a single and double. Steve K : collected the other National hits, while Stu As a CIBA employee you'll receive a fine start- A Subsidiary of CONDEC CORP. — Brumer of Stanley's and Kevin Doty of Colan- Lubash, wtu a single and triple, Billy Rosen, . * ing talary with lots of chances for advancement. TYPBT—Tr-u>»<:rlb«r WJ IBM dicta- PROCESS MACHINE OPERATORS tone, along • with Hardgrove, made up the -> with .a-palr of singles, and Rick Weber, with a phone operator ' tor slenDKTaptilc 20 Boiigh! Ave. Kenilworth Amerace - Esha Corp. ; ----• ' Expcftenced^or trainees j -'. tjriple, led the Lions attack. You'll also get an outstanding package of em- l&^iitlHiTtti'wqjeTlenrM preH > .«d but ' An Equal Opportunity Employer American attack. pmd typist wUliilB Ui If axn this Work ployee benefits and work in pleasant surround- Pitchers for the- winning side were 1 PBA defeated'National State Bank, 14-2, be- 2330 VAUXHALL RD.. UNION. N.J. fi sccvptxblv; 33-Hour wc«k. c<>ncrous baiuni pnJfimnc vor •tnurviw aa MAINTENANCE MEN . . Perlmumir, Skip Uguori, LaPoint, Dave Irar£ hind Brian Deutsch's two-hit effort. Deutoch • ings with friendly/ interesting people. Apply in MEN OF MUSCLE — Eighth grade wrestling champions at the Florence Gaudlneer School, - teacher Jim puncheon, Mike Marder, Mickey Byrd, Jon Zurkoff, Art Cook, Bob Manhelmer, (AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER) Mrr. PriPricec . Atlaut Supply Co., hlhlunond * Electrical, mechanical or general son,jrjed Parkerjind Sherman. The Aperican limlted-the opposition to singles by Vln Mira- person at our Personnel Department or call: t flrinffi-W JJVWM -CLERICAL— MALE AND FEMALE Springfield are, from Left, front, Robert Kaplan, Richard Feldman, Jeff Colandrea, Joel , Tim Pimplnelll, Rom Russlnello arid--teacher Robert Senkqwsky. Not shown Is joe Pepe.- tf flprinffi-W. J experience. . . ^,, • .* Xeague, Hurling chores 'wereTiandleaby Dom bella and Ron Frank, while collecting two hits Goldberg, Harold Ogden, Matthew Levine, Raymond Jones, Bruce Hofmann; standing. FiorenztvDory, Grog Moroze^Mfie Clarke and. himself. He was also aided by Tom Ronco's two •. 25-WOMEN-NEEDED Bruce-Cnmpanellii. hits and Steve Brecher's triple and single. 277-5177 "~ftELT •"WANTED" SECRETARY ABSOLUTELY NO LAYOFFS HEREII DUe to T.V. cuvrruit^. Custom* „ > Miss S. Ruestow 'WOMEN Manufacturing ers awaiting your cull - 2 calls WILL CONSIDER PART TIME PEOPLE IN A GAME lpdnedlately following, the interesting and diversified work ' par hour will uive-you-»4~f>-'i- Williams team beats^AHctoms SUMMER SALES 7 X Eastern Divl3lpfr'AU-Stars of the Youth Majors ,...-•• CIBA ~ in . manufacturing dep't. of K T/F OF ENGLISH WELCOMED. turned bacjune West, B-3. Steve Pepeofjsyne Junior Mets beat . Are Big With AVON • i j. . Corporation expanding company. Must be Seniors- and Dejpet Nardone combined for the pitching, Use Your Sipare Time Selling W*lcon» Wafon hu on tniero«timi'~- Pleas© apply-in-persqn or_call Personnel ••••- • ' 556 Morris Ave., able to use electric type- opporttmity for an ouU^ilng dvk mlad- ' in Babe Ruth stem game, TP-8 allowing three * accurat* typlat and Uk* 353-4880 including CLERICAL, TYPING, KEYPUNCH Walllck singled Co score a pair, and Gary tion had singles to go along with Kellner's Uraonr~anilbum. UnpliwooJ, team scored seven times. Jop^t*epe singled" working with flgur**. good •UrOag loy^/^ .... lit/i Irvlngtbn. EU2ul>^U< und tConll- homer. Rich Minster of Rotary turned In the and one out. A fly was caught by Donna Anag- -687-2757 and STENO jobs. You may even qualify for our and scored on a double ta#ranlrTlIippone. Weiner drove In the last run of the game With »»I*IM plus Qtiutat*ly'"*^>* All baoa' worlh best fielding play of the day with a fine running nos and thrown to first base for. a double (it* andnlaa«orldii|ccn(lltlooa.TTailav Hlah Ralaa Cu.h Uonuao Some Experience Desired; Excellent Working Condi Special Troirttng Program, which provides Justin Schneider singtediscorlng FUlppone, a single. SHOP RITE portAllon to Sprlfl(naldhalpAil, Call tor SECRETARY $135 catch An left field. play. One more run was scored by four walks. • N.v.r A F" To You tions; All Benefits. but Schneider wasoatat second as he tried The full rosters of the teams included: an*. ZEP Ufa. COL m3s«9. A an exceptional starting salary, plus an The winning pitcher was Lorraine Elck, who bojual Opportonity Employar. K KEY PUNCH Young sales executive seeking Wldom team - Jerry Jones, Gavin Widom, SUPERMARKETS ro advance on^«Ke throw from right field. alsQ_rnade some good fielding plays. experienced. Independent ••* opportunity for foster advancement. . . 030 8tujrv««anl Av«., Union s.stant' Bruce Rosojv-then walked and stole second and Kevin Mercer, Gary Tiss, Bob Melsel,Tim one game completed, Morris Avenue Motors CLER1CAI SWtrclUlOARO. PEB- Eileen Oglntz was the star for the Sluggers • K6/4 Company PsldFoo--Call Tod*yt A-i ..._;. APPLY: third. Hp'scored on_Bmce Cohen's single. Pimplnelll, Warren Schleupner, Ken Plock- beat Elks, 18-7. Frank Filippone was the "ANEHT. WILL TRAIN. UODERNOr- OPERATORS/ Benefits include a TUITION_REFUND PLAN with three hits, driving In their only run. : ACCOUNTS P ncE, DCWHTOWN NEWARK. CALL Jefl.Golandrea singled, sending Cohento third. Jiart, dry Preslaff, Hqwie.Tennenbaum, Tom winning pitcher. Gary Preslaff right, front, Robert Hagsmeyer, Eric Gelst, tripled KTBeep centerfleld and scored on a Petruzzlello.- and Mark Webpr had douUIes for the Bank CLARK — On May 26, Ada J.^of 83 Kipling" ATTENTION 2330 VAUXHALL RD.. UNION. N.J. C hoe. and pinly bsaa. V6 touto Scqtt Gray son, Gary Grant; rear, RobertFlelachman, Steven Brecher, Steven Lubash and single by Gary Preslaff. After a walk to David 'In regular league play last weak, acritm- —toam. no rlak. Call today, Xtt-tmi, Mr. (AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER) G6/4 J fi\hi. Nnr nhnun am AnHy ^iir. ~~ ave. ' •• . Norlch. • I «/4 -Apply in person at: t Mitchell, Jon Zurkoff singled to left, scoring twas limited by rain.and wet grounds. In the ELASTIC STOP HALSEY — On May 28, Hugh" Sr" of 16 CaldwellpL/. - -•'•'•. AUTO BOIJY MKTAL MKN Employment Bureau .FACTORY HELP GRADUAp: *i*l, all benclila, oood nol FURNITURE - * Medarn FOOD PROCESStNO c< SCHAEFER — On May 31, Fanny Kolby, of Y.M.C.A. f-,11 .TT1 -2^00 Stuyv.aiant Body L Monday thru Friday 8:30 A.M. to 4:40 P.M. Democrats locatadlnSprin|Ilalil,N.J.haao[ Porwlfr Works, ire*., 098 Utuyvvouit ASSEMBLY THIS 50 Washington ave. on our NWHT tlllrt. w. offar many (Except Holidays) G6 INTO YOUR Chairmen^ tlon. Warn, friendly •urround- advanta<*a includlnf Top Wagaa. Takt Avr,, Irvington. K fi/4 Good cureera-wl opportunity for WARNER — On May.27, Anna Brendllnger, Amerace-Eitid Corp advancement; ralltmble company; SCHOLARSHIP AUOERV LAN (Continued from pagv ]) In^s. Paid vaoatlon* tmnd holi- advusu«.af UOacurrantonportunltyby Many ads on these /N BUSINESS. Would you like some help in preparing .PATTERNS of 58-B Croy dr. day«, f*tlr«m«nt plain, hospital-, f Mr. Walaky, 3T6-60H. 2330 VAUXHALL RD., miOKKIlAGE titlftypu order ul«rk lor will train. Call 687-8587. energetic or he may be laiy. Either way what laation pnd other Mngi b«n»- N.J. .brined .offk-n.ttadins broKi>ra(jc , R 6/4 FREE newspaper releases? Write to this news - 23NSZER — On May 27, Harry, of 76 Haw- 1C6/4 UNION, N.J. .-' taUuno^ mvmb<*r of aliit>tutorvxxrtuuitfiifl" flla. Batparlano* pr*f«tT«d- Buta- FOR YOUR CHILD he has la his own doing. thorne ave. , . . . puy luxi>d on (txpt-rUinco und abutty, 1 paper and ask for our " Tips on Submitting mlt YMCA-- 373-33SO. . HLB- CLEHK-Lovaly q>M (orljarl An Equal Opportunity Employer CjJl 37 fr-8000. Mr. Morgun. I) fl/4 FOREMAN ASST.-IRVINGTON "For a tenant, maintenance and service are K 6/4 Vd vltb floa Co, Tarriflii rxowth po- pages are for you. Muslims nrAirns WORTH $375.00 News Releases." • < provided by the landlord. He pays for; It In his tanrlaL bajdnnar wUl raullv anby iWa O«/« machine THE PRUDENTIAL assembly: 2-3 y axp.; bentr- rent. What he gets may be good or It may be -DE YOUR OWN DOSS . , . «MTI do. fail Call LaaUutta, «M- BUY WHOLESAI L i700. SnalUni 4 SnalUn. PariionuL KEY PUNCH OPERATOHB13) JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWSOOOOOOCX flts, parking, d starting - bad. It all depends on the Inclination of the land- ..Uon mooay now. lll(b*st ^^m 1M1 Morria Jtva., Union, NJ. K «/C . PART TUIE STAT TYPIST .576.00 no. • alary. INSURANCE COMPANYGF AMERICA ARE YOU INTERESTED IN GIVING YOUR THIS Domestic Help Wanted-Women 2 lord. -1 -._...._ • - -' 24S-0327, Ul-7420. S7J-7044 II TO S — • TO 10 FEE PAID _ DRIVER GOODKIN UFO. COKtPT" 213 Washington Street; Newark. N.J .07101 CHILD A GREAT SUMMER OF FUN AT FOR BEST IN CLERICAL SEE: - CALL 919-noo X «/« »ooo<»ooooooo«ooooo6ooopo< \4b Colt St. ' 371-1199 OUR DAY CAMP-MONDAY THRU FRIDAY George' Bacso 's ' "We feel that tenants are entitled to the IOLDRED MILLER AGENCY Linden Company Wants Accur- THOROUGH DEPENDABLE MOUSED B6/4 An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F — K6/H - assurance, as-residents of Springfield, that - lOaNojJJnlonAva., Cnntord WORKKH FOR MAPLEWOOD IIOMF. -FOR 8 WEEKS? WEEK'S LADIES ate Typist 60 WPM. At Least 4 SATURDAY $2.2S Pb'lt HOUR PLUS GUARDS the service and maintenance of their homes : to maiuiB« Watltlns whole • ale MACHINIST Full and part tlmn position*. •vaUablo JERSEY TENNIS ACADEMY Years Experience. Full Com- CABEAKt HEZEBENCEa. CAL1.7-2- XKXX>0O00O0O«0»0<>000000000« •. will adhere to at leastsome minimum standard i :.' CLERK dlatrlbullon center, from home, Z107. EVU. ft WEEKEND 703-8743, (Nigh' Shift) (or miin vllh oloun r«cord and home supplying •*!«• people. Fur In- pany Benefits. Uual be able to drive up to a pliono. .Company benef iimt prumium P*y, If you Will drive a few campers together with - set and enforced by the town. We feel that foitnBtlon write lit. Woo«ter, i mo i^ilfdmu. Call or apply TXitrs. thru BARKING Schools • . — 9 - HEALTH 12VVlon truck. Most pickupa and. Tri., 10 a.m. tu 7 am. >c<>iooo<>oooooc«<>0!»o«c<>< .'; your, child, to Camp in Florham P«rk twery properties should be broughrup to this standard (MATURE WOMEN) 615 Wo.lflcld Av«.. EHi-bolh, dollvaHe• aro in melropolllnn N,J. A-l EMPLOYMENT WOMAN TX) DO HOUSEWORK 1-AVERTY DETTECTIVK nUBEAU each time there is a change of tenant and that a 101 NO. WOOD AVE., LINDEN- 3-6 DAYS PER WEEK or«a, Occaalonnl. o\/fr th* road -POSITIONS ART SCHOOL—Sununar Saaalon 3 morning ot 9:001A.M and plck^them up at - ^Hor sales department, R 6/1 fl 326 Ho. Hth St., K-mllworth fitraiaya Studio Arta School of Maple- J Jim. 22 - July 3 . Uotnlng S*»lon PILLED • / .IN ROSELLE work. All benantB paid Including^ 278-7630, ask lor Mr. Ratella I Opportunities «m c-jir«ntly • 4:00 P.M77ou "can EARN A FREE scholar- public official should Issue a certificate of Xclerlcal.duties. Excellent -r'_ ;.-..--«ALL 3«-B253 X6/« . VMoatlon>tpatdOn48hot*rba>lB. • wood. Children, Lena, adult*. D«y and . NEWS 1 - _ Rfi/4 I «v«llablff In the fati. growing evening classaa, air condittonaoV -i Jun. 2J- July 3- Aft.mooo S»tlon. OPENIhC? occupancy attesting to that fact. LADIES: Eun «Ktra •pnodinf moooy, ship for your child. Your car is fully insured. >OOOOOOOOOOOOOVOOOOOOOOOOOOO< . lOVi paid holiday• I field of banking and finance. CUaaea atart veak ol Jane 31 (or O • .'working conditions; all • -GIRIS- p«xt Um» or full tima. Mike your own . Blue Croaa/Dlue Shield with July 6 - July 17-Mo.nlng 5..ilon PILLED . "We want people to enjoy living In Spring- By PREDCREENBERG, R.P. Help Wanlcd-Male 3 HAHDWARfc. CLERll — Expt-Hnnced. weeloj. Call 76S-411B or 673-0370 or ' -benefits. SECRETARY - Rider j 0 a-m. - 6 p.m. part tb> or full time. FIRST NATIONAL HATE vialt 1B5 Maplewood Ave.. fUplewooo, ( July 6 • July 17 . Aftamoon Satilon. OPENINGS field and be proud to be a member of the product*. Call eM-2283,T0r a*Ul!«. >000000000<>000«<>00«X>0000nurses speeds Into action,, and within • Xmaa bonua- - Experienced Teller*. Clerk TRANSCRIPTIONIST Good fflnB« bmnmtU MACHINE OPERATORS, top attsxtfaic _17-1-1S5O •ppreclaatlori 9-'_._E*>_d— blow nwMine~»p«raUon, all ahUta wail- l»er. Int•<•_«• med In mny experl- lo DlVlNGTON PARKING AUTHORITY, 1?raln now to drive •eonl-truck ' tj>« int. Apply la p«rsoo. PcnouMl leading producer of food Ingre- Sl«M-ttotd Unilofm, 5* Township Committee. ', W ^T(WfoW DlUKkSt lid STENOGRAPHER •nee thai imJicatoM poaalblllly . Will deduct formujormodip-l Municipal UuikUniT. Irvington. N.J. through faollltias of clas»-on(< \ dlente for ombltloua. alart, ae-' own pre-arranged duty to perform in the ' 201-688-0751 ervlnwa an held each D^)t.. MEMORIAL GENERAL HOSPI- •t.( Irvlnglon, 373-0 ! 2330 VAUXHALL RD. of growth »nd future Colleger Apply In Person 8:30 to 4 .. ' H 8/4 oarrlara; local or ovarths road, i -»-acnK- curot* typlat. "We stand firmly In support of the estab- -trull lime position, Short Hills elcday at the . F'or applioRtlon and personal' TAL, Untei, N.J. appointment organizedjritual of life saving. If doctors location. Excellent working pr«farrad. Aui;omiJt.vo field • or by appt. 6H7-73O7 I PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT BT/F lishment of a formal and permanent housing •_ UNION, N.J. FurnUli resume. Including ox- MAINTtJJANCE MAN— Muat haveutv interWirWi call 315-45B-2769, lulied, but IrlTERfSTING WORK can get toapatlent In the flrstfour minutes MAGNETRON ICS conditions and many fringe J.G. TILP INC. 550-Braad St. or wrlto United Syst«rnB,' Inc., CLERKS NURSE - RN . benefits. Salary commensurate purioncw-tn—mromm , d«scribed, iltirntandinf of olw:trloaJ raulpinnnt, Newark, N.J- ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER commlttej, requests to the state legislature of attack, before his brain begins to die, 2WlUorrl..vo.,Ur,lon,N.J.070»3 present slluiiilon, ovailablllly, 80 Ull|town Kd. Union, N.J. Mcht rnp-Jrt. on machineo. full tim-, Safety Dept-, % Interstate Ter- e. Typing OPERATORS Savarol epenlnaa exlat. In MATtffig MAN wagtad (or An Equal Opportunity Employer No Rotating Shift - 11-7 A.M. With experience and ability. (rtcady, boruifits. An Equal Opportunity Employe, Modem olllea, aacellent and dallvarlaa by Van. Cal for tenants' relief and protection, and a hous- his dunces for living are best. • •lory. Unlun Co. area. Wrllo An Equal Opportunity Employer minal Bldg., IS Dlppold Stn»et,.t miial. You a£Xp6rLa,ACtfCl 01, S6Wljl|g ITaiaChitlalai 1>OO Oood talepnane peroonallty for cles and benefits. Summit •ren. TYHST-llere la a plsudnf >ab with X 6/4 -, DRAFTSMAN )>LUM1)ING JOUIINI^MAN for roai- ch n e Sheet metal parts manufuclurar E CtERK V T/F GRIFFJJ Ganaral bandy man, goodaa ? 8 f- . •••. " . ,-. Phono PKfne-BMidstjQSMorHs1 o i Ave.' buay office In Kenilworth, N.J. GIRL FRIDAY PAIR OAKS HOSPITAL no pr««»ure, a vary coofwu*! croup lionUal, commorcitJ, Jobbing ohu{\ Lo- PROOF ELASTIC STO° NUT benefit,. Full I' " - Pniman.nl poaltlon. Summer that you'll r«Uly lav*. Room toVrow n«o'ds a young man with n min- cated in Irylngton- Vailaburg &rea. Springfield (In the General Greene Sfiop^T A versatile paraon la naaJad In 2770143 with this fln« Co. ti33 Co "Paid. Csll ACCOUNTANTS, PUBLIC Itnum ^of 3 years experlonce, Wugo and bcnuIiUHvpcn tu rlriit man, -AP.OS4 . It is drne.for acuon-now_on_tlus_matter» qn^inrt+tnt^ /tn th. /^Zr^rrrr*^-i^^ y*~.^ "r mw ootponite headquarter* e in-either POWER PRESS CORP. OF AMERICA^ Commarca Rd./ ping-Center). Phone 579-4942. : — Loo Martin 6U - 57M, filli * Knowtnda*- of tooUo. dlea-,heli>- •l>hon«i.373-0080. IB B/4 MACHINE Tenantpromises"hearings.ans are entitledd tmeetings.o more tha" n simply 'XparlancnJ. Medium mixo prt ful. Will train yu to program u I customer OPERATORS jr—Union, N.J. i _ Opep n dally 8:30 ojnj. to 10 p.m.. Sat. aalla, IranvcribffLAl typcr PART TIME- liOUSEWl^ES-namt« numerically ^("tlrollcd mnchlno, tEmplovar—~* ~ tim, nwi\ fill.ll or book- ue«en, a«parlancaj amj 8:30 a.mam. to 9 p.m.pm . SunS . 8 a.mrto"2T>3nrt"2T37 ATUOB RNQINEEaRlNO b axocut* , divera* offloo rout- fuhlon *howa 3-3 eves, per waak. potential. N<> travel. 'JO-1O23J. Ol/i . MAINTENANCE no* -a a*ryio««. Oood typing Earn 933 -$40 per eve. Free ward- nofit». Cult for five, or- Personals Infl, (arming, Opening) (or madunlca FREE DELIVERY ... BABY NEEDS . 273-7373 •kUU, dopvrfdablliiy (k a. • publlo^-paraonallly ore the^ trnl Jor.oy Bonk & Trti ut .Co., -eta«dy ovarllnl alao tnnl rHh •.^Mi.-f SURGICAL SUPPLIES . ..PmNCEGARDl •" -" n«t. x e/4 »no*iao . IST ' fcy__ CLERK- rlna local omeawillwaiooma Jttoat - import an. ~prar*qi|Ultaa •~376i7200.- WonKioliiofficn, 17? E.I] BIRTHDAY PARTY Ilia. P>,.«. ( lor Maajfc NER WALLETS . .-CHARGE PLAN POSTXJON opan (or PuUkUiUlUiNurso Opportunity for bHt* mind anti- APPLIANCE • io, StIMMUl HKLP. -1»AUT— 3 nabbed after . txHsH baciniar, M wu tra trulnabla. for the job. "Bxoeilant cowp«ir - ,T*MF, FULL TIME. F.ARN $3 I'KK rwAEnGO r»T«r TUB I ADAIA5 CARBIDE O, Tunic or Dross AVAILABLE.... . RUSSELL STOVERAND •atlon a.' b*n*fltM~'aocompany In lh»~'IAidal.'Board ot Health. Must outgoing personality In modern ON WHEELS— —-^ ixpenence. Co.. PaU |M» Call PU Wood XPt:HlKNCED Wo-niu. wtfthuM book- -ENGERS-^ Robert^ WIUiu;;"an of NBWftTk", Were arrested ' " .pffloe background, knawlaiigo FAHHIOH WAOOM-Qy aHPHNj WOOIia^wrt DU.Of Computer RasQurcos, Inc. * - 'ablbJi.Hl cliMi.ol.'Mniintvanci-J TfNNItf t/TlUNCINO Tiim 12 riium.-'Sfy tunic takes z _lil9STuyvtn»ntAve7Unlon, N.t~ I>n>friuii; liiconie Itvf? f.gui'nu rMM'pi.»K or typin-f •! honu, pai-i-Uma. ' i H* after:-a ,75-nillo-per-hour chase" of wi*Tw;-tornrr»ratklnt^coin&^ -6rRt- FRIDAY now f«U Un«.^H^ «xp«rl«nce. lnv»«t— F\iUy.'intaUiJM Wltli 31 Ycitfl-Uiperir: CENER -~tions-.-M«nyb«na(lta.Call Mia* ., —687-5434 ~ ^ *H1, Coll Mr. Mtnton#37tf-ni'J. ' fabric: dross : Alairt young girl ' to anlit i.r>co. yia-^.aBB.nngr-0tm.orw.>»ko-nJa. th'orwlth-^ APPLVl ( i ihitt'\r Sundny-^y-fatralmen-Al Parker-aad Vemon" — . X 6/4- ~r' ' - •• H «/4 ui pJiK-up~ 1060 UXJH r TIME BVEN1N LOOK AHEADFOR ORAPH MULTIORAPH CORP., controllaif o • WASHERS^ V/l/5 ThofsNho numbar oTjobs listed lP¥elp-Wanted" ads ot TWO ST. ANTtl— of 44-lri. fabricsleeve. , .2-7/8 yC^PcdorsoV accoVaing to SpHngTfeia-poUcr^ " I ISO Rout* 22," Upuntalnald*. growlno >up*rmajk*t -chain;' •m-BEflRlGERATORS lvfrL t y l'iOM Ai-PLMDANT - om offices BR. IRVINCTON Alj Tho threcwfirOJCliargedwith failure to ~ TCACHtH - TUTOIUNO FOK ' An aqual opportuttlty_nmjjloy«r. -TYPIST. You will uri'Joy worklhe witrnnr-iivl yoi( i 'OWN CAR. J71-9O97 - I RAG DOLL Th jt applicant . should hav« will i»lno Li\Joy cashlnti \OMT v,vnkly SUMMt II. ALL LLKMtNTAHY myttaU." JCMUI ticluwiibc, 6 Itooawelt ~ PROOFREADJ the classified-pages in a recent issue of this newspaper. satisfactory accounts of uiomselves.Thoy - A BRIGHTER FUTURE Laoul multl-lln. In.uranc. """ APPLIANCE OHAUIB. CALL Al-TtH 4 PM. Terr., Irvington, N.J. _. K8/4 Moo, Tuaa., kV 1/5 . • . Tills cunning little teddy knowtodga through ganaral SALESGIRLS . CIIWJIUIIIWJIUI, M.n iio.'tleiioedd ffor l.-u..>it rounty 370-U823 it 6/4 were charged witli consorting with kin Co.. .ha. an opening In'the ' \iVi) l.lln-rty Ave,, Uill.ldtr l6 300-22IS It 6/4 lodger and posse!• «Macu- Wanted to Hell .men's wanr at -un. CM t)02-31ll1ll j I /JL ALl^MAN PAIttTlM!: (ODEWALK UHOW It HALK — WEST- hour is made from uny soft •' ' ' . CLICRKB tranaciiblng (lept.iluatb.iMi - WA J-77«U lKW^r KOH MAN OrJ HOAD ")rarCIBAT~-p«-r—aupalflu I " isoQucTiQN_aQm(i_ criminals, since each reportedly had a po! Two vxoallant Job*, DM with typing flv« potential;'som* collag* Rari'tt In Irvlngton oonter, full accurate typlat. Plea.ant FIKLl) AIlT ASJJJ, HATOHDAY. JUNE ' If.you are interested in stepping up to a new oppo7iunjty777~ —cloth. Ho-iueu£ureu-ISiudu!£- OM ll/lf riiiiCntlCIAN!' and hiiljtufa. IIXII.TI- CALL Al-l"t;it (i P.M. Woma lslieM to rare for |>ro-4*cl>oul l 6B6-77W Ii llataly. Wa naad m« ' -irC-JuHlrlmi I'cunnp (40-fiO *!>«?)! v'l" tilint, on* vaar. or Part t|fn«. Some aolllnu *& vmtklng condition.. guotl flfJ»J'rO B,>imiX^AfiKJ^^ AJUC425_i_i_ aid accounting preferred; salary liarienas preferred. Call or apply I'mifrd in r-'rtiijt'iitiiil \nirjiut', 'vv.^jliiimiL ;n4flAKii nyj HT/F ovar, wlta good wo[ . tull. Ask for No. 641. umariano* r«quJr»d on both-jobs] aalary, all major benefit*. 1 and work "right in your own backyard— to boot. . .it will —ag to work routing eh possession of a stolon car. SALARY ON DOTH JOBS $llB-|Ud $7,200. Call.Mr. G at at RaH'e *• OVING CAHI- bol lunch UATf, KATOIUJAY, JUNtJ 13. Xfl/4 For Needlework book send -O.ll Un.r V..U1 -I «7-'10W~ .t., Uiyt.ii, ur c-Al 4Sd- (Ml a7S-S3i/, K6/4 .jeduje irk and Ubaral benefits, a Tlie patrolmen were on routine duty when ^EKi KEF. PAHU ^6fty^757 2 Li't WILL ThAtN SALESO|| pay youto consider tKe76ffe7infls in the classified pages of COMMEHCE mer Orange Ave. r O«" • II 0/4) uly I'liiiJoyiu.-uL -UJIIHII btnu-fitu, : HTAllt YOUH CltHiai-MAS GIFTS cafeteria and F*J. plant! atarting raja ll 50 cents. Contains free coat they noticed a car parked without lights' at ("ALL OM-OflOO . par hour, Call Paraoonal Di JO00 MonlUS AVE, UNION, N.J, 373-1100 K Apply in pi-rsfut C«-«trul 'lVaiialor Co., I NOW. UtADKR FI.OWQI COUllfJli, BOVLEf patturn und oiiibroldery und SH0PRITE CNA/INSURANCE I iiirlimiiuUI lUL, lluloii, N.J, Business Opportunities 8 STAtlTINO JULY l.lltHPLlC, MATKll- your hometown newspaper - this week and every weekl ' to II A.M, 733-0200 an 30.' 2:35 a.m. at Green's'Sunoco on Rt. 22. They DM-STIO XiA K 6/4 380 S.HarriaonSt.S.Oianie.M.J. SHRIr a coupon, for free patten) of , X 6/4 CALh 233-6a«8, ' Xfl/4 Blue ' V/l/S B 1/3 then turned back to lnvostlguto after Pederson An. Bqual Opportunity Kl your choice. CLtaiK-TYPH-T, aalary opan. tnUat SUPERMARKETS U^Llf |[txxl Volume, uuburtuat ;al and suw a man walking towards tho car^ Whan FACTORY-PROCESS ASSISTANTS TftlK'K MirWANlC-iuriUinc m-ea. No HutuUyti. Fur iii/oriiiaUoncn41 h*va oar; ideal working oonalUom, U30 Stuyv.aaitt.AV.., Union ; SECRETARY , tikikorii'iai'kit, Ai>ply In IHTHOH SAl.Lil] Send 4(V .for each dress tile throe saw dto polid- -ar appraadiing they lllU or .Frank. Antiques 10A - tor laulaa apparsf full compattf paid banailU. Prodt K 6/4 Kino opportunity for gKlwlt). t l-'NTHAl. THANHI-'rn Vi\ OT2-BaO0 U, 6/4' PUMCH PRE pattum, 30}! for euch iicudle- took off with the officers in pursuit..lliey ahartntf plin, Parlodlo lnor*as«g. 3-5 years experience. Legia] >(J() ypHiitfUM .!.(,, Uiiloii^ N.J. mr con-' ' experience profof 4U-OO96 Kfl/4 1 tfyp&T OUR GROWTH DEPENDS ON YOUR GROWTH P.S. - Have you considered a low-cost "Situation Wanted" l>Mokurounluo 1 Huyvuant Av.., Unloit ll 9/4 X0OKK>OOOO0CM •join tnuchliiM. ,otu, . Wi:ut:ll'f. AN- sday even- Mu.tbeeUpvrlenCadj t UI1O1' (or uulu. Owner luavliirf for Ing und 18^ for each pattern v cross (k mujur medical As you grow within our company- wo, as a producer, TlQUUJ, 2600 iWinttilt.l'i AVo.. Union, 5ECRETARV -| Call 686-7700. Ask for CLASSIFIED. ' onua patentlolj 2 Springfield police then chocked with Newark NOTICE TO JO11 APPLICANTS AND !*m«mbir lho»« (luy« whan Hotp WantGd-Mcn& Women l\.ro,)o, fitUtoJy t>iiiliu->ii)| itarkinif (a- (Cluti !W Drlvo) . X6/39 P.M. Slrl ottlca, I for first cluss mailing) to ' HELP WANTED ADVERTISEltS ou had u«ln*Biai wudiinp J73-30OO Assistants In our coating operations. Swing Shift* OLI'.'.n'ANDlNO op.mrtuiklty to Join as- MAIIN r)ll-toi> dunk: r-jokuru; COST or LIVING - - .uill v>auh bhinJa: uriutlui.: oo/n; lovo ucuta, II 1/5/67 Morrlo Pluinea, N.J., 07950. of Newark, who had not yet reported It and (»"* Summit Acmu.) 3T3-S848 vloUtlon ol th. A|« Dlurlmlnatlon In One wwho could atand un K6/A Experienced or inexperienced. Good salary plus full MMi OK WOMAN RICAL Apply Weekdays 8 Id Employ m«nt AoL own tw feet und exuall In CATCHING UP WITH YOU? iiiii( aluu luU.) per--.m from tlili, tir-n. to »,•.- M7-0030. WATTf) OK MU.LWJUTON -BURN tliut tho three had police records. At 5:50 lit Ui-rliujfielil. IViur HU1« -iotU* ti\h ulatioji). 48 ttujinyaloivaj. Mil- PR Tha ADEA prohibit* urbltrary ••« HblCHkTAltY-Nlaa otfloa. Good afaa. Tvptata to bo trulnud u. bklul- Union bonoflts including Bluo Cross/Blue Shield, i und oulluot fixim uutunuitlu dlt»- CIBA SliCFltTABV SLliBP IN OR OUT BRP. dlaorlmlnalion In vmplovpittnt for ) iul liuuiiao hol|.lul; t>ow.'Vi>r. Wi« win .t'rii, Nu uxptirloitcu )MiMlrKJ... v/i> IIniiton. ' X8/4 perform light Secretarial dutlaa. u.tn. Arocenu called Springfield pollco to loht? NOV IS THK TIMtt TO Oraat boaa. Nothing tnlaalnd Juai youl IION. Itiuuhlne operutor., (Grutili- ^ORATION BiCALLAr-rER»-«^o IMS Plarol „ 'lien. N.J. aon* batwaon tha «(«• ol 40 and M __ _ IAKB THOaiC UNKULKILLttD AAA Urn. Co. WlJ tau. Call Wt Rider "J", 11 paid holidays and paid vacation. ira.ii Ui« rliitit ..arty, wlm ahowd Uw tillttti acuounU for you. Car. rufur- aiant working condition. In mooarn ELASTIC STOP BULLSEYEI report die cur Btolun, police sold. otype). ClUurunteecl Hulury and laalftf lUit) tiOtlJlite HI taJ b\tC C U tHl *X\ An Equal Oppetit f EMploya' 374 Springfield Avenue, appliaa to amployara, with SO or tnor* )RKAMS A KEAL.1TYI BE Wood« ABa - OTOO,Snallb u b BnelUnr l.w- ..ilu ),oi)u.. Muni/ cumpunv uii.Uiul IU89,00 to $I78S,OO CUBII JIOKIS Ave. oldCfl. Openinga in |Hirchaa[niandaog- CORP. OF AMEI •mpJoyaaa, atnploymant *c*noiaa uvt - REAL IIBTATE CQUN- 1-araonnal, . 1001 Morria ilva., Utdoit n H Please apply after 9 AM toourPersonnel Department. il« (uat gruJtmt (iulil, Atu-uittiviicom- ltui ..outjiuury. ^ U> lalkouruwituUy Garago Sales /, Inaerlng department.. Apnly Inpereon. licn-rttfi 'ull. time. BqiKl .lnaloit Iirrutlg^tiii^iitf Ijoiuiaa Cuvl ll.- * wxuullcnt monthly inconiu,, fcVll NJ. 07901 labor ornnlutiona. KLOKl l( you -re <]u-lUl.J t X BUNOY ELECTRONICS CORF, IIOUSEWORKEK - Mma co0U«fc »to ELECIHONICS TECIIlUlCIAN Berkeley Helghti Adv*ru*amant* ' oontalninf •uoh ou can •am ' • hatndiomo uppoflunlty employer. Cull Ml.. intlvcu. X'ot conlidi'iilbl liilurvlrw, j niar-i. tot Jootil UitvrvlcrW, ' 2]J0VoUl.holl HJ. UI. EARLY'COPY Paten Hd. Sprl^Udd, NJ. 2i houra par Waakl J1.30 plua caWara, Exparlancad In bulldlnM taat aqulp- term* uul phraaac aa "young,'' "boy.' 'earlrly int . UtCHtTAllV TYPIOT (BTATBTICAL) HMjietu, 23J'.fuJ0. Addra.ao- uiltj ttituphoiid tuuubor, lil OAltAOt: »\L^ Com. tnrlyl 10-4 naar traln^ boaaa,rararaQCaaraqulr*ii tnan"c "Cl ELECTRONICS INC., (Bmrk. Ugli. SkofpUg Cnut) 464-1161 "flrl," or dealpiattnjt * oariain agi hat Mltm |iruuh-Multl|{riiph Cutfi,, | 130 HlfHAIlO M. 1")1A1KI;(J, (An Cqliol Opportunity I Publicity Chairmen arc urged to obs tmrm not ot Kxparluwwl for putulo aaoounliuita li.hi., tfut. l'< '.;-u-brw i\ir.ilturtr4 all- I III*. > PL, Mlplaoond, N|.j. 7U-21U •uoh aa "ag« Sfl lo 08," or othar alm- tUtl -Win* KO- ol&at, laaaM naar Xrvliuton.oentar, Houte -J'J, Mountain.Ids. . IICAL'I'Olt &420, 7,fl/4 Voi"i tluaa'i'U*', nil lunUulviliJ ituini. It UT 0 1/3 liut N«tlo GENERAL GUMMED '•riti MOllHUl AVl^, the' Frlddy deadline for other than Uar •p«ol(lo»tlon< Inmcat** dlaorlml- ferrtil > CH Ur. uarntuionL w* aalary,' irljua Un»- itutiu. fur oliUareti, Uu llrrwyn lit,. offlo*. 37 1/2 STENO TVPIST DIAL • spot l XtA nation agalnat tho •mployment ot oldar Sla. Call Of t- t»50 ui. J, 11 0/« j a .i.d iHiifi Ir.l t\ a IIOUKD.) Park. n t)/4 Soma k»o.l«Jjo 41 aw daalnJ. WIU amltll: news. Include your name, addre&s and 613 Central Atmniie; ICatt Orange paraon* and are conaldarad In violation ; Tho Boyle Co. EXECUTIV6S r cuJ o SBOOHP. tralil, akparlanca Hotnacaaaary, baglfl- WOMAN waiuad to do boiiaaoork In i FACTORY ; RELIABLE BOY PRODUCTS, INC. ur Wniet 686-V700 of th* AoL 1 UTOltt: llW. KUK.'En-trlU.io-KDttor ni' HALi:: Moving; Ktiu.t Cull - a MU 7-1900 nar acc«fXabla. modarn natioAal u.- . uorit ap(.^ 1 day • waak. Roaalla Park- ! anow In Wlntar aiul mow la« phone number/ (Hear Hdnluua Hlr—I) 616-4OOO Additional Information about U Ko*l ICa-lute Uinoo Jgnj lu«i»«l 14 tuf Woctrqnla« Co. lit vub- PAINTERS, ATTENTIONI Sell 'riJPI NTl — I 'VU Ad. xhin .'mi •iu "< Cla.ll/I.d Ctaulard v**. Call daUy - ll^MB tar tiw •t«!7.| nn, Aot'a provision* oan b« obtainad by 1U3 K. Jeney «t.. klU,] urtM to hiuvllentooknii.lrVolltMluu-lnf. your.ell lo 30.000 lumlllea Will, 531 North" Stiles Street AI.I. \'OU Ai'lt I) Toy iiboot you fu(. ulnlv cihaimi, iiiiitur-i'.. lam.m, aniidl JS3-4J0O Oi»«n Dally O-gl JOll.WAM.iVCK, 1. | , III! I, I III.H-W- nailing or writing thai : tuitlun. buibr inodlomL m fee. $7a«j O lowco.l Wor.l AJ Coll • Linden, New Jersey 11 201 Cull 4114-77(11 t ( lly , +J lVrUli'U/ fir,. MUlburn, V, S. Dapartniant of Labor H-1. V-41 Hun.-la-fl- pju*. Mr. Hull 394-4113. 4p it, DANN 686.7700 nowl . - 0llll V lo 5:00.. ;«-j-&;i(ji, II a/4 Waj*. >\nd flour Division ' X 6/4 ' An ttquu! Opportunity Uiiiitloyer • « i,/.,

••/>— S v-Thursday»:June .4. 1970 - T Public Notice Public Notice xxx»oooo<»oooo«ooooooo««)ooooooooo 1 Williams is seeking chOlrer .. materslty,meire;oerTia(e, DOCOBLD1ENCE TOTH PHAnMACV CH i-tbt'J . MOVING - WALTER fltZINHKJ PUBUC NOTICE uUr^&*nttrtiw^*Y Dliw DUX. Dlcb chair, UtakeU, pillow*. • 8 Week Cwiree JW. Union!, wo«lbridi» •204 CHESTNUT BT. BOSt'LLF.'PAI4K ELIZABETH »38 N.J. IXXi COL1.1GI PLUUBINO L HLATIKCJ VOUR JUNK CAH OH THLCK , of tho HwW SUtuUtu a uxlth* UHendinwiU tlwreo! and wipplMowiU^uw^ , ktaalTfarnltan. SAT. It EUR, JUNK * FKlt DI.UVERY OPf^ IJAI^Y Locol & Lone Di.lQnc. KITCHENS b BATHROOMS MOD UJd Cllto ' T i th TWp o' UtUon in the County oi Union, win $ it 10-4 «ily. M19 Beymour Av*.. 6i3*3 J/K -411 M.W UK WOUTII THAT OH U OH IS imUraJniod Culloctor 9' T»x«» oi tha TownaWp o' UtUon in the County oi Union, win 1ZED, GAS HEATING 313-4113,1 SPACIOUS • CALL 371U3333 ' Z7/3 uU «t putlio auctiaa tha prbp?rtlftj doacriliod *«• Itatet d txdotd w utt TTowmUU p oii OnloOloo 1..3 billion more Union. C 6/4 .. in.ur.d ; •- T//// X Uunlclpil llautquftrteriuqrtri. Fribergerirgrr PPckIJT^ior*K>onooVuadyJuii«t»tkIJT^ior*K>on,ooVu»ad«y#Juii«t»thh ,1W 1W00, OARAGE BALE: JUNE 4. 5 ANDfl. 1»' COLONIAL Mrtii* will bo sold brth«»nwuntclifttvjMd4a mt*iA*t tho auiio on Uv» Orat Center uses crafis^ganrfes to help Vesidenls atVd*, PoodlBi < Motorcycles For Salb 127 prti »v . A.H.-B P.M. IT HARVARD IUX. UN- Electrical Repaiis 44 . PAUL'SM&MMOVING Rest Homes , 79 d-y ol Juty 1M»1M». uBhutrht v o* lb«»lb« t»XMt . U comj**~*ll »n< ll alwwlwwa «u »*ld 1U4 plua Dl3L HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. FURNI- 1925 Vouxriqll Rd., Union ... REDUCED TO $34,900 lnterut on aftidunour* (ron» July lrt, 11*80 to dft« ol •mltr, and phi* al»o CO^JI incl-. for urban renewal TUBE. MUSICAL 1N3THUMENT9 b CLIW1C OPtW Tu*M,fcnaJxa,*-8P.M. x>oooooooocc<>(>ooooooooooou:*aef lixuhulixuhuyBAy n Avo., MWCityUaflNw-vrk. IU>VAL i i.i:(-rmc tJlXlllAOl- - Al.i.lH* VAN LlNiy \]oct to rodexnptloil at tha lowcat rato of interiwt, but In no cut In eaui of ei«&t p« fjpw of chatter bouncing back and forth between Administration Uas requested^ for ur,ban re- TVa, furniture twin maple beda. mla- Jfl//4 mnnicr rusli. Air condition (41 years Ur[H-i»4iiU« >-rvir«) ccot (6%) p«r uwn. Provided that U any peraon at^auch sale ahaU offer to pttrchiw celli-wooa boUMhold lUnu and tora. INSPECT IT TODAY Bubject to jredemptlon at a rate of interest 1"M Uuufonu per cent(l%) then web |»r- the women, some of.whom are confined to newal for me two-year period ending June 30,. linen. 220 ••'(Vici.u uur oi>ectilty, Nfl i iiaiyr G7/i8 Roofing & Siding Public Notice IOTTENS- FREE Job loo suuJl 300-31Bfl._--- )t «/4 son nuiy, in Ueuofaayrateoiii&'er*«t- offer a (irvinluin over and above th* amount of .wheelchairs. "' weened,- box trained, 0 weeks. 3 males >OOO0OO00OO00OOOOOO0O<>O0< The Bp^la-Ca. taxes, uajuamtmts and other charges duw tha municipality, and In such case the GARAOE SALE - SATURDAY, JUNE 8. (2 tiger stripe, 1 black It white). TOM'tTMOVKRS ThcGallaty ofHomaa- Raultora - NOT1OK OF APPLICATION property will be soldtotheUddcrwtoolfera tu pay tho amount of fuch taxes, asses*- Williams'Joined other senators in a.letter TO ALL SHORE lOIN The ladles, all residents at Cornell Hall » A.M.TO»P.M.,»IOVERLOOKTEH.I CaU 373-4484 °'/< Exterminating ' 46' WILLIAM H. VI IT - 1UJ E-Jeraay SI.,Eli*. 353-4200 TAKE NOTICK that lha Wurt fci*d meitts or charge*, plus the highest.premium, • to Sen. John O. Pastore (D-RI) urging dial tlie UAPLEWOOD. HOUSEHOLD rrEMS. IX-APPIJANCtS fi l t Open Dally 9-U;tiat.9'4;Sun.l 2- 3 Community Canter, tradlnj a# WEST The purohase price oi any property must bv pald.belor* the condjuaion of the sue, Convalescent Center, Union, are busily engaged " ETC.. ETC. X"/4 END COMMUNITY CENTKH.hu applied or the property will be rutolo. urban renewal program, contained in. the IRISH SETTER PUPS AKC male and HAVING PiUT PHQULLUS? to tha Mayor and Council of [ho Borough In making "stained glass" flowers. They re female bcautle* reasonable. Make a* Any parcel of real estate for whichthore ahull be no other purchlsof, will be struck budget of. the Department of Housing and " JUNE » - 8 t Call today lor piaranUtHl retail la. ,of Hoodie Park, New Jeraey. for a oif and sold to the Township of Union In the County of Union In roe tor redemption at so Intent on what they're doing," said Mrs. - pieturw, asthma., dlahee. etadded child a kin* with a "BIO RED" of his conlracf to ulgn.. Vlenary Chlb ConmimpUon Llconae Cb-1 Urban Development (HUD), be funded at its own. CaliUnlon, 6B7-3T7O1. . Cfl/4 L It M !JttrnniiwUn« Co. 37i-40 NtWLY L1STKU - 3 lumlly, J- 5 eight per cent(6%) per annum, and tho municipality shall have the same remedies and mamOrii v>d»Wa(K!5xli>,l™elld . IUCH I* JOE ROOKING for ttremlses aituated a 309 West Clay rights as other purchaser*. Including the right to bar or foreclose (ho right of re- " Robert Bradshaw, newly-uppolnted recreation full. authorized levels for fiscal years lt>70 walker, walnut record cabinet, electric J7/ room fi 1 - 3 room anartmenla. 75 x Ava.. Roaalla Park, Nww Jersey. LOVABLE KITTENS LOOKING FOR oflm, leadera. futUrs, ior d»pond- 200 lot, aakln, »3»,90o7 demption. • • director at die center, "they never realize the teollar, Immldltler, cjolhlni, n)i«cl- aU« sorvlc,, cUl 4M-6^iW torJre « RUSSEL PLACCA, The said properties so to be sold, and the named of the perfett* against who laid ' and-1971. . A GOOD HOME. FREE. B weeks old. X»OO©X9 PraaldenL . M J la&Miu ltama. M Hnnterdon Blvd., estlrnates., j -J/J j COHCZVCA AGENCY. B~l EaUto taxeess and assflsimnnts have been %MMiMBfi and the amount oof ^»yy and 1 >r*BFm^n* ' Important part recreational therapy plays In F astore is etiairman oi llieSenateAppropri- Mnrray HIU. Tito Qmaida Ave. up Box trained. Love children. Males Floor Finishing & Waxing 48 .;> 241-N43 110 Columbus VI, and female*. Call 376-0249. C6/11 . KELLYMOVERS Roatille Park. N.J. due , includinildi g InteresIttt to JulyJl 1st1 . 10C1 B are eett fortfhh belowbl . getting tflem back home again." GleoiUe Rd. mi Oov. LlrlncrtonlLS. 231 Chuatnut St., . [loaello Giv'on undunderr my hanhnd and sea l tnltnls 14th dda y off MayM 107, 10700. adons subcommittee which .acts on HUD ' and'Bell Labi. C8/4 6^^ Z«/4 •- MICHAEL FLOIUO, SILVER GRAY FEMALE/:AT ANY KlTCIUJJ FLOOR PHOFKSS1ON- . AJt... A«.,,| rot Suiveyors 86 VIQS President, HOWARD R, LEARY "We try to find things for our residents to • budget appropriations. Saayod, vot-ch*clAd, very pretty and 'ALLY CLFANEU L WAXEUL $4.00- Noril. Anirrii-.m Vui. I.Ii X>000OCK>000OOC-0OO<>OOCKX 3Q& Seaton Ava;. CoUoctor of Taxea of the THAYES BABW CABHIAOE - no.V Thr GliNTLKmrn 11/ II SPRINGFIELD IloseU* Park. H.J. Township of Union in the County of Union make that they not-only enjoy creating, but The letter pointed out that appropriations * lajoulaor, lamp., other mlWBllanaoua aneotlonate. 8 months old. neods gentle 13 00 NONi: HIGHER. CHARLJS home. Phono 345-5733. C0/4 L^NZET. MADJTtNANCi; SERVICE. Moving ln.lm.lry~ GltASSMAN, Kill 11 L 'MDtl H, INC. HfUlKY DAGCsVftOM, LOT NAME b -ADDRESS - INDEX AMOUNT ..which stretch their mlrida Just as tlie physical for the current fiscal year were $1 biliion .boaaaboUttuns. TRL * SAT., JUNE 8 UNION, M»-8«1U. Zl/2 Surveyor6 NEW HOMES Bretary. 67 Mary Johnson 6 tl89.0O which .-was-$587.5-ni!l!ion- lessJ-than-the-fuil- fc«. » IiMJ~t PL, Sto^li 10 433 Nurlli Urot-I'Mn ' I UNDER CONSTRUCTION ^ Filbert St.. 1414 Oustave Avenue therapist stretches their bodies." < a,m. - 3 p.m. 'Hoaelle Park, N.J. 7 Oeo, Washington c/o O. Waahlngton 6 00.06 authorization. Moreover, tlie Nixon Admlnls- , I litjtxlh, N.J. I L U-mo ll " FLORIDA SPECIALISE G 7/30 GOLF OVAL 1217 Drookside Avenue ••',... ' ^v- —^—¥AR»-*AL*—rfllME 4 t 5. 10 A.M. - Wanted NL"W AND OLD 1 t.OOf^'lil.KAl'l tt * Directions; On Mountain Ava., D.O* DONOVAN, 1 Samuel b Betty Jones '" 6 ' • 313.00 • Bringing convalescents Into contact with atlon budget request for fiscal year 1971 ..- g pu Saturday, Juna 8, morrdnff AWO- flNISHM*. 346 twin PL J 2 blocks past Shunplko Rd., 1393 Oustave Avenue , each other and with the outside world Is un as' again only $1 billion, which is $700 . orij. lil whaaL chair., primed aid trvinKton, 373- 1BU6 ~T/F betw««nKaw Dr., At RichlsndDr. ~. cat ri*a», hundred* of mor. Itema. «8 . i ~ D"AUt« b Martha Alexander . "•" " Ift.»W Important element of the recreation director's illion less than the authorization level al- To Buy X»O0O00O<»OO0OOoOO00OO0O0OOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO<. eve^ 379-7139 % ^ lt>'-«teJKtom ft Tboma* Bnmaon *".— 6 J42.68 '< )«»*5<»oooooocooooooooooooooooo Contraclor-a, itchnns, SWIWCFIELD ' C ((OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIXKXXXXX 2412 VAUXIlALL RD., UNION 30 Ltve-BeU .Custom Homes Inc. 30 441,44 >oooooooooo«oooooooooooooooc< FUiiNrruni: POLISIIEU, HI.PAIRING. bathrooma and repairs. 1 »iirnatco .. 2' LARGE bodroonm, 2 bftthrooau, 'who prefers to be called Karen. Besides the this trend of urban decay and-onco-again., 687-OOJS ... • chcorfuUy given. 276-TH77, 63&-3B36, enclosed porch. Near busea b 112 Warrun Ave., 2304 fitsnley Terrace • . > ' •~" BUMMAOE 8ALE at 22 E. Grant Ave. ANTlQUiS ULSTOHED.REFINEHINt;. G 7/30 Don WtUiama. -- . T/F 1 Iloaelle I'lFK, N.J. 44 Congregation Adas Israel Meschnaies 31 . 07.40 stained glass flower making there are groups making our cities places wlicre people are SMALL DININO ROOM BET' HKNKY HUFF M,U B-6W5 schools.' PrivAti- street, uadei iv.IaaaUa Part, June «, 0-S. Np prior PREFE3RADLY MAPLE {40,000, principal, only. TI&-354O. WALTEK FEN1ZIO, ^Stuyvesant Aveous - • . engaged In leather croft and basket weaving." proud to live," Williams added. •„ - aalaa. Tor Roaelle Park Republican 373-3703, Zfl/4 HlfJIlY P TOWNS.Til), AC.*JT AL- Zfl/< 1U FklFriuikili nVL Pi., 87 Harry Rita Mitchell - "31 11.60 -I Municipal Committee. , B 6/4 >ooooooooooooooooooooooobo6ot II It VAN t.TNIS. WC., MOVING AND Rosella Park. N.J. R«ar - William Street _;.'. ,„. - - • . . .•.-,"•••' He. pointed out that demands for urban.re- Tutoring 91 DENIS BYRNES, I UtBTt Garage Dooisl"; S2 "liTonAoi'- rim VROOV VAULTS. U Uiiabeth MaiUrd c/o Johnson ' SI 60.25 - VBrrORS PbRM A vary Impnrtnnt pnrt of _newal funds currishly filed with HOD total RUMMAGE SALE AT FIVE POWTS • 2H.4464 i»l, 6*»-44»S . ^ UNION CUSTOM BUILT RANCH 660 A Madison AVB.. I "SORT OF RACE' TROPHIES ~ WUliam R. Harris, of Essex FellB, chairman of the YMCA, 216 SALEM BOAD, UNION. PRICES! Ki- Malhematica, History, English, all ele- porch and tubvision »ttic. Hot mter Objection*, l/'any, ahould be made i 75U\ qnnlversary^_cprnrirlKee of the Essex County Park System, looks over some of _ SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 0 A.M. - 3 P.M. dining room-., UtchwiottM, ic»».i»M* Bradshaw explained, "Many of our residents able. T!ius -ihe-AdmlnistratiOn budget would SUBURBAN*. WOMEN'S CLUB OF ninrD.'rcpalr**' servict-.eli-clricoper- HOIIHINS b ALLlSONj INC. mentary, subject*. Certifuxl taathtr. oil heaL-taUtfliiinjrroom, tilo tath snd Immediately, In writing to Victoria ! . 37 Milton b Ann* Swnmi " B3 . - - 83,17 r tiio trophies tp.be awarded members oT the-Antique Car Club of America participat- UHI puncB. alors ami radio-cuntroIs. STlVrNl. M.A. decree. Aftar six o'clock call eat-in tiled kitchen, tine reaidantiiU _ UNBN. . • C6/4liiytim_ o Night time WOVlNC - STOItAGi;. - PACICIN'.; Crane, Borough Clork, Borough liaU, ; ' , 335 StUa* Btroet „ - -_-.. -,41-e-convalescing—from long and serious leave two-tliirds of thoae requests for help OVIHHKAD 1)00H CO., CH 1-O74V 313 SOUTH AVI., CHAN)OKI), KJ. '^ Titveaw Z6/11 area. Convonli^to*rtiopnlii2andtraAB< toseUa ParkPa , New Jersey, ; . 38 Milton b Anna Sossem* ' • . ™ «w,sw ing in tlie "Sort of Race" being held Saturday, June 13. ' " J 7/lfl (ALLIlDVANLl^lJi) "^SSit"- portatlon. tasny «xtntA. OmunuJ oppor- MIStilaa Str»*t ...... illnesses and haven't been ia_contact with unanswered, which- would be increased as P B3 UNPER-.'B'-rRosadents. •« Cornell Hali.Convalescent Center^Unlgn, enjoy Bingo,twice a Wltlea. Mid 30'a. Principals only. END COMMUNITY CENTER, ! 11 Lorimer b AnnetU C. Pl>aire 187.W ttnyone except _their Immediate families for any new applications were received (luring the XXOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO<>dOOOOOO« WeatherstrjpDinc" SB 6SS-86O3 Z 6/4 week as part of the nursing home's recreational therapy program. Pictured are.-jclockwlse : .\NTJQM-X,' FURNITUIlt, OiHENTAI^ 209 W«ist Clay Ave., . | 207 Tebo.PUco , ..____. ^ quite some time. They also enjoy being ycar. ' - - Home Impfovemefrts 56~7" WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOt r." "H I ' tt I. "»1 ¥ - I 2 De« Smart _*?_._. ****** 7ilUCk SILVER, CHINA, P-UNTINGS, INTI RLOfKING MI.TAl. WIATHtll C from left, Mrs. Rose Tlmmons of Scotch Plains; Mrs. Robert Bradshaw,~recreation dlrec- y nor, i>u^y ->»f juiw •», ifiu. 1W AtlanU Avenue , , , ., # 41. - the center of attention for reasons other than 'This is a perfect example of the misplaced - COT aLAsZ CTC", A,J. PPOIH APACHE WOODCRAFT STHIPP1MG TOR tXX>ICi -»NH VI\'- *TLo SpocUtor, Ma,y >y_ "« Sl«_ 28. June 4. IMP (*•'»-»: Juw 4, |32.»4) tnr nf rh« 100-bed center; Mrs. Florence Brltt ofirvington; Mrs.- May Crawford of Eliza- IX)WS. MAURICl L1NIBAV. .;^^— iFwimoe) SS*_33uU—is nn#» ni prloriries_whlch this Administration iollows " __*_' * ^**-* JOOQOKWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC** Oflfi.6051 or 35U-63Oa G 7/23 MANUFACTURERS OF CUffTOW TjelBTTcrfsrHelen Zallsky o HOME BARS o KITCHEN NOOKS J 7/9 4 LLMWOOD Ti.R., IHV. - LS 3-11J7 COLONIAL HOME •- "—why visits from local Girl Scout troops rank Williams said. WANTED — OrirnUl rug*, cut fUa*. Sternberg of Hillside, and Mrs. Ida Lustbader of Newark. Merchandise For Sale 15 RE-UPHOLSTERY OF CHAIRS L G 6/4 Townley'Section: Attrsctiv* 3 ' - PUBLIC NO! "The need to help our cities rebuild is old jewelry, curios, homo turnlahlnfB, BARS bedroom Colonial. featuring* ICE ^ , I high on the list of popularity. Knowledge of a >000O0«OO0O0O0O0OOO0O0OOO«O0< old dolls, antiques, etc. ImmMUut* TA KE NOTICE that the tallowing tppUcatlobs forZo inn* Variances were heard by tno Board of Adjmst- 7 ciuh. Call Mr*, Gifford, 731-8733 any o FORMICA SINK TOPS oBARRAILS Odd Jobs 70 living 100m -(lrtplice, modem ment of the Township of Union on Monday, Jims .!._ ' visit by the scouts Is alrnoat;sur& to-'-bring —presshig,^»nd it is up to Conppfess to see . "ADllIBAt auH», 32,-frOet fajere-J FORMICA CABINETS AND FRONTS kitchen, 1st'floor powder mom, : ~ frlftrator IraeMr. a yaara old. Moving, -Unic,-"~ ~ " " 7.6/11 »0000<>000000000000000000« Frlbt _ • out~a happy-audience.*' " that Ills met," lie added. ' ^Ancient autos 'Sort of Race CALL 245-8838 X 6/4 Real Estate ^closed rear porch, 2-cs.r (axr- - SERVICES" J)DDJOBS fi : Local G1H Scout troops visit the center ut R»/4 . ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS . DECraONOFTHE Nearly 100 automobiles ffom out of ttic paSc less relics). Under police escort, die horse- IUU YOUn HOUSE pt old appliance*. LIGHT TRUCKING, RUDBISH CALENQAR NAME ANDADDHESS PREMISES EFFECTED VARIANCL' REQUESTED least once a month. They conducts a monthly Wo remove and take away—stoves, Aluminum tiding, custom bathrooms, JOI^P.'.McMAHOHI , REALTOR NUMBER OF APPLICANT UOARD OF ADJUSTMENT cNCE grads told to Vedirect' will-be jostling eadi otlier for flrsdploce.in less carriages will proceed up Park avenue, ODU/S BIKE. FULL SI7E. like Dow — REMOVED PROU YARDS, AT- washers, rufrlgurators, fr»*iers, all home remodelfnc and Or* rebulld- x»ooooooooooooooooooooooooo< 158S Uocria Ava.. Union birthday party for residents whose birth dues a "Sort of Race*' along roads from Branch through East Orange td~Maln street in West .' fit; portable uwlnl maoltaa - MO; sinks, balhtubti, etc. Service, charge infc TICS & CELLARS.. UU 8-3434 ; fall within the month and. If there isn't a Senate Democrats 11 ' TV: 14" TV; car roof rack — $10: 1'JIO, 3-$15, Household form turn 484-1405 J fl/11. CALL 687-1033 Apartments For Rent 101 Opandally 0-0; w.akcnda tit S- 1731 - Domlnick Torr4q*._:.._ -1672 Kwuirth Avenue To erect b Maintain: Brook~Park In Newark to Ttntle Back Zoo Orange. Tliose cars tiiat. have made it this itU BoioK. M4-02J5. ' C6/1 picked up, (ruo. It t L Furniture, _ • ' X T/F »oo«xx?«oooooooo<»poo«>o« ~- Z 6/4 760 Andover (load Vwo KamUy Dwelling with _ Caa* Poa^eoned to birthday as an excuse for a party, Zero's far will then only have to go to the end of 542-617B. . — J3/2 -Augu»t~3, Ifr7u • .' in West Orange, on Saturday, Jane'-13. Bm-attonorHoUirfllataa, icaSkatea, HERMAN BUILDERS, INC. Union; N.J, r- two garage. | always Mother's Day, Fourth o7 July', Tlmnks- bu siness to public problem s Main street, turn right and coast the test .n UCHT HAULINO, C t"|jL)HW9. YAHIW SPRINOPIELD UNION vow --opposition: to 1 " Boll-aSCT bad, Fence Sectlona, Twin We spaclallze In carpentry, i giving or Clirisrhms. The girls make party~ The . "Sort of Race Is being sponsored of the way to'*"••—•- "-f- - —--• ...__<_- ^* CASH FOR SCHAP masonry and all typo* of waiit AND ATTICS CLFAN1.D. FHf[. ESTI- TOWNHOUSE working within the political system to achieve - ItebunW?kmatalmatoaaabama. Load your car; Cast Iron. N«f.rpaperB In tho building trade, 24-hour I favors, give special shows and little skits "College graduates this year have tfae op- by the /5th • Anniversary Committee of tiie ,_. ^j luxurv Wp«rt- Only 2Vt yrs. old, thla ™™ genT, 17BS Unicon mvestmeni* 1 e .' Man mora Uuna toorannaTwaTOuat. 70fp«r 100 lbs.; No. 1 Copper 53? per • arvlce. ' Specials In patios, ,,. 370 and 364 TO erect b Maintain.' Decision to k» and In general, generatu happiness. / portunity to help solve, some of the great such ideals rather man destroying the sys- Essex Coiuity Park System in cooperaflQD__;[!l m lh,; lUw Bras* 24tf per In,; R»p U: tnent «v>«ilBbI« July I , rent lucked away on a trea shad ad 20 Linden Avenue Chestnut Street Oiflcs Building with - rendered Jims Gahill's med plan y pd ^CaU n»-l4Jl aftar 5 R >,l<( at*p«j sidowolks and chlmnoys. , acco L«ad BT- Batteri.i, A L t PAPEIt 1250. All electric color klrchen, dead end street, |a convenient Bprln«fle.d, N.J.' off street parking. 16, 1BT0 ' "Local musical groups are very popular public problems of 'America If they use their .tem. •. .."..-. witli the New-Jeraey-Region~Srthe Antique STOCK CO., 48-M So. 20th sL.Irvliic- Spociallxlng In now additions Jalousie den, private garage, to Springfield ava. transporta- 1 •nd modvmlzlnB ?ld building*. ODD JOBS too," Mrs. Bradshaw continued. '"The Union own talents to help redirect the vast sphere But while" t|e_placed great emphasis on the State Senator J. Edward Crablel, Demo- Automobile Club of AnKrict . ' , COUPLETE living room, inddrapaa, ton. (Pric* mbiect to change) 0 7.30 Individual control haul ft, air tion: It has 6+6.PLUS and many 1 Back«, Ihe.re wlU ' SV T.V.. blank ftwtdtaformloadlnatta Also interior tVaxtarior paint- CELLARS, YARDS CLEANED ' conditioning. See.—.agent' on extra features, such as fenced Township Youth Chorus, harmonica band, and of private business," Newark College of En- nation's youth eventually becoming an effective cratic minority lender, said tills week that "T1U3 event wiU probably be one of the rs ta race I. aaL 1 «A Eaallant cood. Good buvo. ing. All warit guBrantesd. ' premlae*. Apt. 43, or phone yard, brick veneer front and 17Q3 Dr. Edwmrd Ooodkln 1370 MorrlB Avenue To Erect Alteration . Denied gineering's graduating'class was told by Its force of change in business and industry, Senate Democrats will re^naln opposed to any " . *? " AS w nnin M r UUt MIL Mt.1066 bat. 10-12. B 2/4 MAX WEINBTE1N t BONS Call 7S7-8439 DIRT & RUBBISH REMOVtb 1370 Morris Avenue .and >fl<1iti0n to building. many others ore frequenf visitors. Milslc slowest races on record." said William R. \ "? ^ S . Uuylnc Scrap Metal SlnccllSZO. 2420 376-8193. '. KINQ8IZBD rooms, laundry room Union, N.J, Morri* Ave. (near Runwt Avt.) Union J fl/11 DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Z 6/4 on *ach floor, ate. -•gives everyone a lift and It does wonders for commencement speaker. Diebold said two ponential dangers sjiould be plan by Governor William Cahill that would Harris, of Essex-Fells, diairman of the 7Sth m P CAMERA, 4x5, 68ft-MM Z T/J - recognized. - strlp-Rutgers University-of a-major, role In t , n the spectacular CALL 242-2014 oe/4 the convalescent." ' • r" Speaking before an audience-of 5,000 grad- Commiaee. "I don't reoUy think the 25 miles/ - UNHOP TECHNUA HOME REMODELING IRVINGTON LOMBARDI REALTY uates and their guests, John Diebold, one-of "What happens to this- new-enthusiasin.(of medical education. m0morlaIUl racracee at oveoverr re s WITH ACCESSORIES LARGE ftSMAL L JOB3 4 1/2 rooms; 2nd floor, heut b hot ... an hour speed limit will even be broken along" " .""^* ™ ""*"*>^ , ^?.P ™" OLD FASHIONESHIONED • (urniturer . china, Alteration*.' Balhroomo, Attica, MAN WITH L/VHCL fi SMALL THUrK 3733 Morri. Ave, Union Realtor the nation's leaders in management,- said: youth) If the results of political protests are Hejwas referring: to Assembly bill 1059, ihe course " ..- weekend, we aren't even gojng to bother Ond- CALL J75-S220 B6/4 Porchaa. Masonry. Dormers, Lvadars water supplied, adulta, . MRS. BRADSHAW, who grew up In Michigan, glaM, picturestures.. Jewelry, dolls, toys, I'OH CLEANING CLLLAtUL CAHA&LS CallA9-eO&4 Z8/4 687-5320 Bvii., 688-3867 UnionLesder, Juos 4, 1070 (Fee: 113.24) ' ' LOUB J. G1ACONA, ing, out..who winsTtiUs one,* Harris related. leaded (Us*s*,, palnllnga, houM andatUan c li OatUrs. TT3-KM, 743MJ100. Aak b YARDS; MOVING. NO JOB TOO , *.*•**? Secretary of tbe Board of Adjustment. now lives in Elizabeth with tlier husband and "When we.asslgn;functions to government contrary, as they often willlbe, to the acti- which would remove the Rutgers Medical faqt is, according to Harris, some of —.-• CONTOUR LOUNQINO CHAIR tuTCftlCftlll Nmcy, 377-313838, 377 37- 7 tor Boh. Jt/3 ^MALL. CALL RALPH 335-430X Z 6/4 performance we. often- end with bad allocation, vists?" Djebold asked. "We are a democracy Schoolfrom university control and cqmbine It cars will" have trouble getting over the "We wouldn't want.co take any publicly away WITH VIBRATOR 76M. Z1/2 J «/ ELIZABETH ' • XXXXXX>OO0OOO0OOOOOO«>OOOOO« two daughters, Robin, 5, and Mollie, 4. "The from the winner of the 500 anyway." GOOD CONDITION. 1100 ••FHtU bTE^OLLM 3-l72 ROOMS elevator bldg,, ex- ' . ,' ~" "" . . girls love to visit our residents. Robin Is Just of resources. The private' sector has been a and however right or wrong the views of the with the New Jersey College of Medicine and top" of the hills along the route, and may cellent location, adults only. Houses Wanted 112 The public will be able to talk to owners _• _._oii,iM.m7 it/i H10HEST price* paid, old beef stains, •ALTERATIONS HANOV MAN - ALL SMALL JObi stunning success — In terms of reference -student activists may be, most of them are 'Dentistry. "~ have to be pushed. • jmvelry, 'pal|ttlna, china,, glut, •RK PAIRS lift). XJOOOOOOOiOOOOOOOOOOOOOftOOCKX old enough' to enjoy playing nurse," Mrs. 1 •FORMICA TOPS /.ROUND THE HQUSL. PAINT, CAR- assigned to it of material production." clearly • not held by a majority of others. and drivers and view thet old autos throughout FREE FILL DIRT *" furniture; complete content* of homts PF.NTHY. ri.KAN WINDOWS, CUT- 433 Westminster Av*. Z 3/28 Bradshaw, a trained nurse's aide, smiled.' # . The bill, proposed by Cahill and Introduced •' Tlie object of this affair, as with the 7S- bought It sold. SO2-3739 - ESU6938 •CABINET , WORK OK ALL JONDS TUlSli ti'LV-C'ALL AL U7-73S1 _: .. NEEDHOMES. : "The one social institution that we have that '• Perserverance and -a willingness to work In the Assembly on May 4, passed ten days the" afternoon at Turtle Back Zoo. But. like H7/9 +*6BS663&m " BT/F .HIGH SCHOOL * COLLEGE STUDENT "She's like I was when 1 was a child. I*ve~ rnile-blcycl/rrsce~lo be held this Sunday, be- * . ao.000 yd«. In Gttrwood. Mini* ' , ' a 7/9 works — indeed the real genius of the West- at changing public:opinion--should be urged.".. later by .a'jiarrow margin* liis-schedulfid for tween several parks throughout Essex Coumy, the playboy bunnies, yaujvon't be allowed to ' ' muai 10 truck lo.de. Con. and Apts. Wanted To Shaft ' 101A ---HAVE BUYERS always-enjoyed being with people and helping touch thenu*. . ~ liTu. M7-7377. WE WINDOW CHAINS XWOoOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOtX UAX SEKOTA REAL ESTATE them. I still enjoy It today. — has been the Invention we call private A real danger to society. Diebold said, Is Senate action on June 8. is to commemorate tlie 7Sth Anniversary of ^ • C «/4 BUY BOOKS -" INSTALLED YOUNG • RESPONSIBLE III) SIN ESS EXCLUSIVE BROKER enterprise," "Diebbld said, adding that "we the imminent prospect of "Latin American- the Essex Count;' Park System—the"oidest 330 PARK AVE.. PLAINF1ELU AND SCREENS REPAIRED Painting & Piperhanging 73 • One of Mrs. Bradshaw's favorite duties 1 Crablel, a Middlesex County Democrat, said L, •t'SSOO WOMAN wiahei to «rura her 1 bed- 402 Colonial Ava., Union SITUATIONS WANTED TACTORY *" DINETTES - Btn dlrMt. - ' -— 07743 CALL761-60S8 Xfl/25 devote major effort at finding .ways to apply ization of our universities, turning them to counry park system in the nation. ~ ~~ EARLY COPY 1 >Q000000Q0O00C00Q0O»fi00 room modern anartment with same. Is publication of CorneilTiall's own news- the Senate Democrats arc doing and shall'do .election ol taket - - X>OOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOO< ANOELO'S PAlNTINOfcPAPEBHANO- Call after 7 P.Kt/ 2*0-2048. ZS74 686-9367 paper, "The Cornell Hall Herald." It comes private sector resources and private ontor- political rather than educational activity." "all possible to defeat die bill, especially The run jWill start at .10:30 a.m. from the Publicity Chairmen are .urged to observo Kitchen Cabinets 62 INO — INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Z 6/4 PARENT'S: Since this newspaper has no control over the , Chair. REASONABLE PRICES, ' »<>0O0O00<>0v^0<>«X>0000O«>0< * out every Monday Jammed with bits of news prlse Institutions to social problems, "Tlie preoccupation of universities in polit- since, as it now stands, the only study de- assembly point on tlie parking lot of the Ice the Friday deadlme for' other than spot Businos* x>oooooooooooooooooooo»ooo m. AL - BEE CALL 576-6337 XT/F 'Apartments Wanted - 102" about the residents, tho staff and general "There must be extensive change In pub- lcarnctlvity Is not limited to Latin America," voted to the bill was at a hearing held two Center in Branch Bi'nuk Park, (before which news.' Include your name, address and ': DINETTE FACTORY—j—^aa-jU, L .BEE BUILDERB FAIR'S factory ahow- > Offices For Rent . 119- fully check.references and Individuals seeking the services 7 Diebold sold. "If tbe bulk. aLtfai: uaultunic room, R00U 31. Bprincfi«ld, Kltehaa PAINTINO Ik DECORATING, ExDsllaot Xb6b6 gossip. " — lic administration on all levels and a new days-before the Assembly voting took place,' time the public is invited to view these price- dwiian auvios £ modernising by ou >0O00O00OO00<>OO0OOO000<)0« " EMPLOYERS: Minors 'under IB years of age are required to showing sound films, at resorts. He used bis. "No-transcripts of tlie hearing were pro- 22 , >O00OO0OO0OO0O0O0O0OOOOO0OOO< QUALPTY PAINTINC in*. MCOWO or «»«.iili4. it/it [g An.f Cnntortf, 276"381D, Z0/3S Air Conditioning .BUSINESS WOMAN" ^iahos 3'rooms In contacts to secure full-length Hollywood fea- vices and other needs — which tax our ' our society's ability to deal with thp> soc^a^l^- Ktaea to the assemblymen," Crablel said, atfodscape Gardening $3 - and spraying interior and extartor, v66oibooooooo<)ooooooooo«ooo«' have working papers for each Individual job. v fn« ecUmsles; Insured. RtyvJudt. Irviflfton/Unkm *r** near 04 (hxf KC- capabilities," he sold. problems which are the focus of the'student.. "so the hearing was, as -a—rcnult, utterly 1 LJEAW"NOTICES --• LADIES GOLF CLUBS, Ian. olothaa Property Wanted 120 ture films and provided fiisikawn therapy by 1 Central Air Cnm 4M-031S or 486-3T6O. J 6/4 vice, immediate occupancy. Call XWXX»0O0««OO«««)O0O««0OO«O< Diebold, who. received on honorary doctor '[ useless. 1 wonder if tlie fact that all test!-, g:.,cloaat American Flyar tralna, ft 233-4451, " Z«/4 running them for his fellow residents. IiHliiiniiiiiliiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiuiiiiiiiiiuuuuiliiiiuuiiiiuiiiuuiuiniiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiuiiiinuuuiuiiiiiuii luiiutmuumiiuiiuiuiiiiiitiiiiiitiuiuijiiul R*p»ir«d, wln*wV*t LANDSCAPING - GARDENING - ODD STUDENTS: Many,ads InJoday'o classified Help Wanted of engineering degree,, devoted most of his , A total of 867 students at Newark College mony heard at the May 12 hearing cither pre- •- baid caSara. Uat&Sl&Bifl Ryu. Caodltioiilnf Co. ~ JOBS Ewxrienced oollege stud****. PARTICULAR? - Willing to pay for : When movies aren't available, Mrs. Brad- Bast Job- at lowest raUa. Weekly bt- export workmanship7 W« mix colors to . tRVINOTON" RESIDENTS^ family ¥t[th I PAY CASH columns.arc for summer help. Be sure to look for them! shaw shows slide travelogues every Thursday remarks to his Interpretation of nation-wide of Engineering participated In the 54tli com-' sented no .'valid reason 'for merger or com— AARONSON—On Tuesday.- Mar 20, CRECA—noso (n«eBarbarino),onSan- May 31, 1070. wife of Emll ' weetty and monthly cardanlng. Call Joe match and far alalnlng new wood. '4 tirls A 1 boy, doaperitely need 1 1070, Albert, of 274 Phi It I [W Ter OO0OOO0OO0OOOO000OO6QO0OO0< FAMILY with 2 school aga children COLLEGE STUDENT, experienced In : DININO ROOM FURNITURE . KONTOe BROS. ASSOCIATES INTELLIGENT collage student, honest comes In." 1 _• • • . . TAKE NOTICE that Jofan Clwruka, wliu of tne late. Paul; mother of An- I1ALSEY — On Tfaunday. May 28.1070, slater of Charles J. Shlxm: aunt of PLUS RUO I Asphalt Driveways 5 desiro 5-8 rooms In Irvlncton tor aala* and general office work, devlrea Puil b Dlubeth Fochs and Elalna thony, Charles, Albert. Mm' JeanDot- liurii bT. of lflCaldwell pL Springiield, Mrs. Barbara HolEhauer ana William , European painters^ fjiUrlcr b ta&at- July 1 or August i. .,, • •ununer podtton. Will continue part and reliable, wlahas aummer work. CALLOOOOOOOObOQOOQO • Baby Silting Willing to lsart\ CaU 571-3030. . . .• . - " " ' DIEBOLD SAID HE AGREED with many Andtraon, Executrix of tha E*Ut itto and tho late Potar-Ouarrara; sis- N.X; beloved husband ol Dorothy(Ccn> KHtsch. Funeral service was at Hae- SCREENED TOP SOIL lor. Sprlaf jprloea. Vary, Veryrea- CaU 390-2907 .Zfl/4 time through acbool year. Call Marci YolatvU CheruJu tradlAg aa COTTAOE berle b Barth Horns for Funerals. aonabla. CaU 3M-31H, 7 a.m. to of tlic Ideals and unselfish motives expressed of bad meat condemned tor of MXK. Fruncfts Morano, Mrs. Rone -way); devoted father of Hugh Jr., Ro- LARGE REFRIOERATOH-FREEZER ASPHALT driveways, parklnf lot*. All QRADINO A LANDBCAPINO at flW-3737. OF THE NON-SCHEDULED activities, the GRILL two applied to the Municipal Tumlnaro and the lata JooophlneD'An- bert IC, Danial and Mrs. John Crist; 071 Clinton avo., Irvlngton, on Monday, work done with powtr nailer. All kind* PERMANENT PAVING 11 p.m. . Xl/U 5 ROOMS. 1st or 2nd floor, wanted for Automotive ATTENTION MOTHERS! I ua m 15 l/t» GIRL IS, wishes outdoor work. Exper- us well as the very recent, development of . BoanLof- Alcoholic Bwenjo Control of gelo; also S grandchildren and flgruat- brother of Mrs. Don TarditJ and Mrs. June L Interment in Hollywood Cem>- COMBINATION (HOT POINT) GOOD 1 aooaa 3 adult*, Irvlngton or vicinity, imme- ienced tn sales and all phajw of cateiv most popular seems to be watching color TV. "'During— the 22 months that effectivu^July 1, 1968, all CONDITION - VERY REASONABLE. nusonry. Jamta La Morgese, IB Pain« - 7/9 y««r old high school student Interertod JUNIOR MATH MAJORlncoUegoaeek- Undtrn, N.J.# for a nenary Retail Con- grandchlidren. Funeral from "Oalant Dora Sctuuib. Also survived by eight tery. Ava,, trv, ESS- 3033. K T/F PCuMTINO — INT EHlOIfc' EXTERIOR diate occupancy. In tabv.ittirn. Call 6M-0Q34 after 4:30 ing; summer work vlth flgurea orclark tog. Hour. 1-B, May-June, afte/ttat TTiere is a color TV In each of the two ihe (ederal-state meat inspec- red meat slaughterhouses • sumption Ucervsd far premises located -crundchUdrcn. Funeral service was » J«7i VERT REASONABLE RATES. FREE Cili -374-9409 2 fl/23 ^^•-^No •«k-ndfc ,P6QM Katfay, FuniinU lUjme," 408 Bandford - Av«. MYnTLE--'lU< A POT'TED PLANT XX»OO00O^O0OO0O<>Ooooooooooooooooooooooooooo< Bummer poalUanwtMbyaltterdrclari- intent on the programs—except on Wednesday _.have been condemnations OT^ have full-time inspection, the Yolanda Chenikm, residln* at 0 Cedar Sepulchre CemetTy. N.J.,wlfeofthelatolUartinF,6chw«Ui- , AFTER 6 P.M. - EL4-0587 o PAWTINO ft DECORATINO with heat b uUliUes cuppUad. cal *orkar. Exparlanowl. with rofer- I CAN TYPE. I VBw how to fUe. 1 have Won,-Fjr.. for the rammir, Adept at Ave., Lindan. N, J, and Paul Fucha ardt; devoted mother of Mildred and CALL AFTER 8 P.M. 973-OOS9 Jfl/18 o Interior A wderton Fr«e Call, MB-3121 Zfl/4 BU1CK 10M Skylark, air conditioned, «nceiTH&th fiSda. 371-4M4. _._ been a Baleegirl AUV«olworth'a, If you .ty^'M** fifures. Prefsrence within inornlng and Friday afternoon. . 287,326—pounds-of contaml- 24H mt*;il prorrss-in^ plants C8/4 Lawnroower Service the vicinity fl possible. Call »4-M4» EUiabatl. Fucha rvalding ilSE. Stiro- AKltWE Herbert L., on Sah UOHTHOLDER — On Friday, May 20, Helen Schweikardt, Mrs. Harriet Rom- 64 «stimat«s: Fully insured: Call 4 dr., vinyl typ, all wcesAorles. Call can use meliiajaammeracall374-lA23. -"That's when we schedule our bingo games. natcd, adulterated ordiseased under Suite jurisdiction have •on Avt,. Unden, N.J. mel and Martin Schwe.kardt; sister of 3 ADULTS desire 4-0 room modern' after flP.M . . .Thank . ror immediate,response! May 30D, 1070, . ag«o 77f6l years, 1970, Grace (Conduit), of 183 Chestnut anytime: & C&aturnovia, 37ft-1030 REUADLE STTTEn for part-tlmaafter - Objections, 11 any. should be mad« Grace Sfit., IrvlnrfonL ; husbanI d BU, Union. N.J., beloved wife Of tto —Urs^-llarriet Doerr- also survived by - -; MATTREfSES, faetory-TaJacta; from SUBURBAN PA VINO COMPANY apartment In bvington. 293-4923 whooti and weekenda, WiUlnf to work Bingo is a therapist's dream," Mrs. Bradshaw meat and poultryproductsthat been inspected and a survey immedlaWy • in ^writing to Henry J. two grandchildren. Funeral was from : PARKING AREA. DRIVEWAYS, _DENED|CT1NEI ACADEMY lab) John lightholder; devoted mother ' ta,ra. Baddlnc Maratfaeturara, 133 N. Call 371-31-927: 0 za/4 hill ttnw In aummtMV-'Lindan • mr«a. aoid.-1'll is one activity for which we novcr might otherwise have been —of New Jersey poultry -Baran, City Clerk, City Hall, Und of John. Mrs. Charlotte Clayton and Haeberle b Barth Home for Funerals, ' CURBING, FREE feflTWATES. WORK D 23-XT 32. era! office work awPliprt typing. Ex- p rt m w >tmr VULOU UUMTT- O*-Hei^l)crt u,, IUU Park St. Eut Onnia; opan 9-9: alv GUARANTEED. MU7-31S3L Q8/0 KUP AN DAN'S PAINTING b DECORATING CADILLAC 1003 Coupa Da VUle.'Oood rr^3f ,p ?rt Sm ^ ^p* » * have to worry about participants. In fuctwe—. . and Mrs. Adelfl MoHlnV ilno Mrs. Grace Duffy; alas survived by two 071 Clinton ire., Irvlngton, on Friday,—: «08 Wait Front St, PUlnflald, II T/r 370-8322 MIDDLE AGE WOMAN desire* 2-1/2- . condition - I8OD. perienced. Cu start foil time Imme- immediatelrr^3f ?y afteS r ^schoo^l and continue ' offered for sale to-the clti- slaughrenliouses was made - * *JO1IN CHEnuKA, -cnuidchildren. Tlie funeralserWcewas May 29, thence to St Peter'atheApoi!- D4TtH»H *• EXTERIOR - HEABON- 3Toomaj-heat 4 ho*waUr.M"Irving- , diately and part time tn the falLJ71- vtved by 21 grandchildren and one ABLU'MATES-rBEE LSTHMATES - Call 37S-0628 - -- DO YOU NEED A BABTrsfTTEnr Tu into summer. Call oM-1710, have to hold the games In our dining hall zens of New Jersey, Secre- which revealed 92 plants. 0 Cedsx Av«., , _ » treat-rrandchUd. The funexal service neld at The McCracken Funeral Homo, iln Church, ParBlppany-Troy HlUjj. >O0C^OOO0O0O<»O0OOO<»O0C)0< ton center. July lot. Reasonable. Cf.ll aftar 5 P.M. IITF .10 yeara ol4, had sona tHbyalttlnc ex- 7075. 1300 Morris ave., Union, on Tussday. for a High Moss bf Requiem.lnterment— ' RlOlnj Itoir •P. PABCALE It AU O1-N1S . jNSUnLD. 2B0-9434 x 20s Makinf large H1OH SCHOOL SENIOR experienced in diversified dutlea, after achool and 1 Linden. N.J. BKOgLAND-On Monday, June 1..1970. "HU e-1427j}r MU 6-41T1S - S Paint Liquor Mart b motor vury good condition, now (lrui summer. CaU flU-4440. trarutportaUoiL Call 7M-4M7. get some-pretty wicked traffic Jams In die ; LOMDERT ( LOMQREGLIA) — Vincent -aima6-la 887 RAY AVI' UNPIN. N,J. Ono-famllv hoq»o;oaUldeilM; a«- 1 bedroom apartment foi*'Au«t 1st or' ..working with chndren^wfaneatoaecure He delivered hls~remarks Rcpordnp; on die program ELAINE ANDEnSON, Anna (Olson) cm OBfl Grandvlew Ave.. • Id 11 Cut*'* earlier. Onion or EaaeX Com»itt«, pre- Reasonable. ' — a poaluon thla •tununer aa a fuU-time BAHUAHA — Jaint-s, on Tuusday, May L. of Nnwark, busband of Eatelle (nee Union. N.J., beloved wife of the laii Qaited tlr«a five excallent tracdonqn G 7/23 250; 6 —~JJ7Brrooma. hails, stor«s Call 031-2006 Zfly '. corridor when those wheelchair convalescents at a session for meat packers nationally, the secretary said Executrix of Estate^Yolsnda 10, 1070, uf Harrison, husband of Antu Ghtshlk); son of Lewis Lombraglia; MU-6-a337 - Fr«i- Dollverlos 20 and up. Also carpentry, leader* fer apartment in larga oldar home If babyaitter Or day couwelor. Call 231- ,.u—.—.. ..^j. Junior with two your* STUDENT doeires any work with Utl- . Cttenika, Gustal, devotod mother of Mrs. Viola tarf wttnont (online tfca lawn. Sit ol a 34D Chbtitnut .St., Union '' J tyjiftf wisbea Uftht office work. Full are late. We've oven thought about hiring a . and processors held at Ru^.all stmes and Puei*O' Rico . (nett Iloruncaso); falhur of Paul, Ltmitt, brother of Mrs. Jean Barber!: nephew Steuhler. The funeral service will be X>OOOOOOOOOOOC<>oOoOOOOOOOOO<><. and ptttera and vtolnlkm*. Very rea- possible. References, Call tUO-fllOO mplfli P«t ahop. nxtlogical work, some B Cedv' Ave., -1 Ooodraar Ur««: Oka naw. , ., (At Fivu Point Shopping Center) or 370-M30 ExL 23. day*, after. B COMET- 16a3,2door«odaii.'_ or part tln-fl. 371-0680. • pet sitting, ttafarlenoed with most Alirxjandur, Juueph, Italph, Mm, Antotiv of Mrs. Mary DiBilvio/EJUa Caixranta, held at the McCmcktn Funeral Home, • Call M7-88M H/U sonable Fre« eabmatss. frtte minor 6 cylinder, automatic. ' '•* traffic controller," she grinned. ' .-* _.. gers Co'Uege of , Agriculture have submitted laws concern- . Unden, N. J. - fcJra. - Joftpphlna Pl*m«rot«a. Funeral Carpentry . 32 G«/4- repair*. Fully insured. 374-11436. 026- P.M. b Weekends 379-4431. Z 0/4 BTTTEn tor nVHatti of July. Steady day a kinds. Linden Vicinity. Some dogwalk- Linden Leader, May 28, June 4, IVH trtlt! Turol. Mrs. Concutta DwJusso- 1300 Morris Avr., Union, oaThursday "The most importanfpoiiil in uui ivuiua- Mra. CarmoUa Halleck; also 24rruuJ- "waa from Gaionte Funeral Home. 408 at 1 P.M. Interment Hollywood Memor- x>ooooooooooooooooooooooooo< S»f3. "' • J «/4 prefernxL but will do nlthU. Call I AM pfeienUy t Junior In coUr£u ing. 025-143t'Biter 3 p.m. and Environmental Science ing meal Inspection and co- (Fee: $14.72) XWW>^0X Call Zn-tttO' ZO/4 ra*)orln( In tnarkntinf. Fm Intematod^ cliildron and tivtt groat-grandchlldr' Bandford ave. (VaUabura), on Friday, . blPark, __._ MAPLE KrrCHEH~8ET; « PIECES. 0 3 ADULTS -5-5 -1/2 rooms, rent. 374-0314 from fl to 10 p.m. Trvinfton tlonal therapy program,_Mrs. Bradsliuw cx- ...and arranged by the college operative agreements with the nvouleni Mass Sacred Heart Church, PIECE MAHOOANY mNINO ROOM CARPENTER-WEEKENDS ONLY "' Maintenance.Service 65C In guy typ« 61 ofHco work. 376-07B3. ~COttEOE "BOPHOMORE, home eco- FUneral wap from - CaUanto Funeral - PAINTING b DECORATING reasonable, Irvlngton. Cal*Hl 714-4007 •*«•."'"" "' - ; pliiined7~"is not to stop mfblngo or any other "and the State Department of U.S. Department of Agri- Homo, 406' Sandioixl ave. (ValluUurg), VaUsburg. . .. . HET. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. OOOD CRAFTSMAN ' X»OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOpOOOOOOO< Fre« Estimate! - Insured Z0/4 CHEVnoLLT 1907'lmpala 3 door I IT. notnlca major, available lor work BCHOTLAND-Clement E., M.D.M.D. on 867-1376 B6/4 REASONABLE RATES alter 9:30 p.m. V8, automatic, PS. IU.II, xblta wall HiaPONSIBLE ltUysar-oldblihschool beginning June B. EMpertenned baby- 'NOTICE OF APPLICATION on t-Tiday. )l«quiom Mass St. Anthony UU &-7083 , J. CIANNPJI EXPERIENCED BApYSTTTEn and pet single activity but to Introduce new games, Agriculture. culture have been approved TAKE NOTICE thai GcnovieVe llamg. Saturdaytd , MMay SO,, 16716700, att NorfolkN , 087-1837 _". K «/4 Urea, excellent condition. All day week- aitter avallahle. Work indoor* and out. vtudnnt dotilrM aununvr Job In Bprinf- sitter, salesgirl, typist, oounUrclrL - Church; t>M Newark. OAKES--IUlph P., on Monday, June 1, Va age 60 yearsr , laltt h f Mrs. Eri^h SPRING CLEANING SPECIAL " 0 7/a BUSINESS woman donires 3 room9, end it evea. ft - 10, Coll 49T-043S. adaptations of games and activities that ii 19 Carolyn M. Meehan, Lea II. b, Gdwan 1070, age SO yrs./ of 188 Pleasant Ave.. Va. age 60 year Mr. Eri^h PICNIC TABLE SET, bldinfchalra, COMPLETE JANITOKIAL Irvinrton/Unlon L vicinity by July 1st, Call 371-0EL90. Aak tor Ann Pidhernky, fleld. Sal on light clerical williiW To Call Loraine' Watts, 0O0-7O98, Union/ Alampl said that since the for idl. -In iidtUtion, 19 states P. ideetwA trading as PICK'S TAVERN df Jthd Z «/4 do uvythlnf. CillTT0'e334or37G)-iH03. Springfield preferred. Fanwoou, N.J., beloved husband, of H, Craoiapi-gwmdfatherof Jonathanand IDIJTTOX'J aaly COIwlltioDttr pUDOtl t3OWl* ' SERVICE SAVE MONEY Call 375-431B alter 6 p.m, Z fl/4 help keep minds active and from which resi- New Jersey Meat and Poul- have sipnwl agreements con- have ippUed to tbe Uanlctpml DOATXI of Jaifery Cramer. Funeral service waa CARPENTRY AND PAINTING .CAPABLE tua. atudent aoeka iob aa Alcohol^ BeverafoControlof UitoVn, on Saturday, May __ Catharine (ne« EtUin); devoted brother 17 YEARfl EXPERIENCE Home - Office - Industry from YOU CAN DO 1TI 1 dents can derive as much therapeutic benefit of Mrs. Edna FTynn of Merrll, Wls- at Ibeberle L IUrtii llomo-for . ' 687-2460 C6./4 We will paint top half of your hous*. 4 ROOMS, heat b hot Water, wanted for CHEVROLET IBMlmpala4doorawlanI babyaitter or mother a helper. Valla- -IUUI1 SCHOOL ORADUATEJJui 1070) VIVACIOUS Conull coed, 21. exper- try Inspection Law became ceniitip, poultry inspection. N.J.. for a. Iteoary Retail Consumption ara, of 6 Hilloruat Blvd., Warren, Funorals," Oil ClintonAve.,Irvington, FREE ESTIMATE SUBURBIA MAINTENANCH VB, P/B. automadi] tranamlaalon.wAu burg or South Orange area. Very B>od with typing knowlodg„_o would llkv mitnuun-v ienced fn chemistry and biology lab as possible. :enso for premises looetod »t 2O4J E, 1 jconsln, Willlani &0| 09-agO-C-O UtVINCTON High School atudunt wishes' Detail*. flM-nO76. Public. Notice x land, Tlie funeral service waJs at WodnoBday.~^May^'27pOTO,~'a4ea-Tl8' —" ALlTT.'PtS OF CARPENTRY chlldrwn, seek 3 rooms, Union or vi- enaine. 30,000 mUea.-iuibo, It/ll, 3 hon*i^roU MO hippie ft.h till WUI act as_ . N.J. and Carolyn M. Uoetaii, Xro 11. b United Church of Christ, Newark, years, of 121 Columbia «ve.; Newark; 1140, Prtrata. 467-08U. CO/4 761-4B82 or 6B7-21S7 PAINTINO, DECOHATINO cinity, fmmodiato occupancy. Rrfer-- Bleep-In mothcra helper, 4 to A weeka, -xenenl-office work. Typing, filing, Select the right school for a^ - ' 7,7ii ) wvrf^under^inspection;- ndward P. MAAhan. reaidinf at 2O40 E. berlo b Uarth Coloniana l Itome.me" .110 1100 0 (lEl>And) OENEVltS'E HAAG . lmr.tn.t tn nHwrt4to-tUiiwIwyJttfljfc, : jtyenlngt now through aununeri KDpystCTiBki; Bon-*rf Mrs. Marie.and-^ fkt 10:»-S p.m. Fri Nfts.fl:30-0p.m. Ceilings • " 35 , INC.- ANI> DIX'OItATING -• Hg. Thaa—MmniUiilDuaaVleaft a Plenary BAH h~± *646 g ac-t» ™,i w^jf^flo^-Htoj-of-faistTJranti 1100 pia« Av*., comer Vaux 11*11 R^( the Mu John- Cpocht ST.: brother oi ntl.t rKTIMATKS ; . tiki hack - Heavy Duty Battery.' Ml) 0-&718 • —jCnae-,1 C-Q.fcr premiaea- huatiand —of Annette, (iu*o Hiiacitoj: XXK>000O00O<»O0OOOpOO<'- •x>oooooooooooooooooooooooo<>o< lit 3844- • Z 0/4 ..JQD WANTttl. Oliic. t«l -r, can Ula •» U. S. Illjliway Route H12, Eoultry Prnducte Act, We rire Union, ooTtiuxsUay,Junii-4-alirA,U,- —MKS, Helen FtwrU *&»> Lillian PUth. CALL «87-92B8_. X T/fr fJUyiNtSi) WOMAN wants I bedroom* p[ at J«l« Trtmley »>1M I CAROLYN M^WrrrtRN. father o( »hvard-Maj^ln>teotliorJaf: Cr«mattOn aTnosisdale Crematory. Or— ._ Mrs.- Ruth' McGrath,. Mrs. Floronoe • __ OETAJBLE ..Masonry'/. . , ' '66-- and tyjuvV^sfurably no wtiokend*. Call well dti .nur way to assuring Anthony, _ EtftJiK, Mary Cl(olU"MnC nnge. bt Uou of flowers'contribnueos- Annuals, perennials. 0«rantams. Brer- : apartmtmt, Unlon/Sa.-Oranfe/Maple^ ICMfifiHANV^EDWICA A l 1t 1 r Haguo.-Mra.- Qsio Rux, Walter* Carl, wood ylclnlty.TTnH after 8 P.M. OLDSMOHlL-ti-1067 DeltaMciifl6m ATTKMTnON, MOTHERS? IUTI1 wmteh - Mft-8070. . "" '"- >— all oi oml ' _.Carmcla nnnnf, • "' ^ * laie-Michael, —may be muds'to tha rnxmartal fund of ! cnim..Tlfcb DUMI'B "-•• - * • O0O060066O u T youjr r^r^iifiiraari any ^igy or. night during— aldlnjat M0 MWJtt-O;, t MEQ1AN.. .. Bdwln, Fr«l Bitd.thit.lntn JUrrySpcchlj - ~PAWTIN('~nittnor~ci"Wrtertor liBht —^^^ 3J.3-1334"; •/'Z'ti/4 -44- ddoof. HT, Bill, M, PU,-factory air, MALE- m Hlonhcfls-Uda-J Omrch oi Christ 1 .f» D«mnanRd. - ALLMASNILiT^l^P6rUMibHr anow tlrea !> wtleela. EMelldnt londl- (lie musiner, any aveiung durw4BGhooi WILLHEAflEMIOn In ILP.II.HL Look- 3040^ ~ aiaff TOTYtycdTi^^ran'JrlitliiinLJlmrr: PROQHNG,-SlDhWALKJ: WALLS; tlr^m —+lMwt ArV->»* Ian aiaaitA *w m /. ,acmoaUrm.-Ptcaj-: -Ob|«oUi>IUi, U-any ahouU be made Lit), .Municipal f "Homo.tor TunortilB, 071 Clinfenrlivit., ' ZAPPULL0_6 SONii lil 24tm)Mi; jpw VAalsburs or vicinity, Immediately In wAUi* ta-U^ory-X- -BstfWtar,« Church, 1 tarlal field; 345-4070. *^"—~ ' .Ulllo ilaalndrnollJtUa 11-yj.r niatj East C _ . trvingtan. on*Trltlay~May~39rtoter- • * wu B innrartrtBTOl irtTfloor. reaian^ IONT1AC 1D07CCTO1-3 door HT# Vinyl _Amvt. Vaaalioi Pace of Surni .TOWIPOUNEFRAME, •)*• x 10* si*e- stj.•-«nr«*iwr»f.iiiuiny%1 - •* *- AVnLAULE ro» DAiivflrrrmc in CaU artcf 0ft m., 333-203(1. mentin llollywuod ^emariaUark. 7-e«a. -Mattonrv, alteraUppfl, ulWilHcal work. jvncrwriit* ik»*tw.a.»c/o Buiwr- top..4•spued posi, wW, ("9; air, uic Cemetery. ___ t'i fattier of l^txyLllA Cologiui \ f 1110.00. Original cost #430.00, Cood ocllniii condition, 1)633. Call 688-7633, Irvinfton and aurrounding areas during 3CAi*oLLfcG&«aa NOTICK Of HtTTLEMk-NT . fsiioriuiiiknabelavudlaroth- ^ALLMA^SNUYT PITASTITTINO Jri»« wliniatoB. K. Schrahof^r. 6B7- lPuinWn I AM A CQLLKOE BTUDKNTaodlook-' nUTH POBKAY — — JOSUla,™., „ .condition. Fofaa s, o ATF; OF JAtUiJU-VONDEIlLlETli, —CLAltK—On. May -28, 1070. Ada J., •f Nino ted, Call 376-0881 " " AVPJ^ iJniotL ' 375-1440. ing tnr • minwinT. j«h wwW-WWftn^ " M0DuWltt SL,....— yTguli!/N,J,,onWbdnu>>- ^ Cfl/4 'Th» Cemetery Be Ef.LT .EMPLOVfU b- INSUHFU. In typing and liling. fnUrested t Ll«din,-N,J. ' "" a mental incompetent-row deceased. —of 83-KipliiHE "«•. Sj'ringtlolrt, N.J,, Jomph ~l>BCffr'8adi»'Dettlno of East tlay, May2f, 11^0, wife o/\hi>UteJohn -•- ymU /vre.. Union- 1400-70 Btuyvosant Ave.. ~ A.NUH1IO- IS 3-8773 G C/lB or factory work. Call QM-B297, —'Notice is her*by |tv«mut U»*-(W belovtut--wHe-of-thw-latc- William H. -Orangp und la* Merola; also six grand- w •"3 ADULTtl li TKCNACE DAUGHTKIl PONTIAC UMuurlQM ^r( Sou-tLrr mrfi" raila^.,^ Unden Leader, •June 4,11, 1STO NOTtcro (^APPLICATION Winur; mother of Mrs, C. Gilbert UP TO 50% OFF UnloJi, MU8-43OO. __ G «A5 «Piano Tufting 74 seek 5-6 i-oomu, Maplewood/Udon/ uutoniatJo top, good condition. It* II, "• |r TAKi; NOTICK that Josuph ll. L Itoro-, counts of the Miliacribor. Oaardiano4thi Clark; KurvlvOd by thri»fl urandthlldrun childmn, Funurul was from Tho Hay- _ —Green ami Mlldrtx. V. W.mnr; also our- Irvingtoii/Hlllalcio area* for Aug. 1, 1035. call 867-1020 lor. appointment. • Clerical - Suit- - Office COLLEGE SENIOit, thoroughly uxper-, aponatblo honor atmlant Evanbin only, osUte of JANK L, VONDKIIHETH, j _^ and two great- gruiUlchildreiij ulBOBtrv- tnoml I-'unoral Ctlntur, 322 SandiorU ONMOffriTEMNMOffriTEMa ltinood In general office , routine — CfaU 370-aOTfl; aak (or Joha. • NWlt'f OK APPLICATION thy M. IVmury trading tu> IUIM^EY'S nietfual inooinpetcnt now doceaaiKi, wil viveii bythrt)tigranik>hlldren,t>i)(grINSURED HALtSQUlL poalU«i iteolred In bakery tric typewriter.-Start May 23. nofor- HUiTONKIHLi:, Imkutrloui »ork.r, 17 TAKE NOTICE that Linden Liquor* lndlv, b Paulina Kroboth Admix oi Kit, Alcoholic lU'Vcrngu Control of linden and rvportwd for nettlement to the Kueux Erundcliildrun. I'rtvnt" oorvli-u lor Uio ALL PIANOS IHINTIAC 1000 LoMaiu. 4 dr., vinyl N.J., for u VIonaty K«UU Con*um|>Uori Homo, 1500 Morrln uvo.( Htdon, N.J, biterniDitt a-tta uf Heaven CemnUry. family wad hub! at Eimlth und ilmilh « fl/18 D, LACKI 887-4333 tiUSINt^ ADULTS seek 4-B rooms, or department atore. Call 399-0876 ni- unoos. Car (.vaUulde. SB0-OBO2, In, August, toort with numb«ra. axpar^^ tno. trading u UNDEN LIQUORS INC. of John S, Krobotti Jr. tndlng " PAIlK- County Court, lVobato IHv.slon, on Tues- R 6/lB TUNED AND REPAIRED lrvlngton/Maplewotid/Union for Aug- top, lowtiiUeage,aircondltioned,power ter 3: w p,m. lanced a. clerk: dnalraa full time >unv tuu tpplltxl tu tho Munioltwl Dowrd ol EIDE INN has «pplf«i to the Municipal Luviue (or |ir«-iidaoa locattd at 23 f. day, thu 14th day of JULY next, Thursday. Intumiuii Krld:ty at Mori- (Uutiurban), 41& Morrtt. avo., Bprlng- - KOMKOIITKL1.1N ust 1 occupancy, 374-2405. Call after' neuta-wUniowft-bniJtoo b fttaerlng. Dont 1 Doard of Alcoholic llwveran Control of lllulxith Av.., pnden, N.J. mouth Memorial I'uik, Nu.ituiu), N.J. ROBERTS— Edith Qftborn, on May 27, lldld on Monnlay, Juno 1, InUtrmunt at _H" ZEKTTH PORTABLRTABLEE TV, BLACBLACK .Dry C In mini Laundrumat 1 COLLIDE JUN1OIL futnalo, oumputur tttbT ipb In' clerical boaiUon.-'Will Alcohiulo Dw*r«ge Control of Llndtn. tUMM OITF ITALIAI N MA&ONK 3 P.M. . ifl/4 offer over laSOC. Call OBB-3020. conalder any Job. S72-B803,-'- N.J., tor Plenary R«tall CMMinptloS Linden, New Jerti«y tor n Plenary ItaUU Partntrb am Joscph'U. D«Ri«uy iro- • HOWARD. G, WACHKNFEU) 1070. of 7Sa Fairway dr., UnUm, in lUugulsvlllo Comutury. RlllU U WTTEWHTTETT UEMODELBEUOTE-MODEL.-BEUOTEE —WABH-'N WAX aAlt-WASH——-• and BearotarlalBklUii,Uesir|>lar Way, CrnrJoM, N J., n«ud; May 27. loio. UK KltANCO--l 'rahk, oii Juiw 1, 1070, her 02nd yuar, wiia uf Oonfan C. Ro- CONTROLNTROL. O10 Luldgli AVo., -Union - GBB"D51I8 Steva, patios, «ldsw«lks, tttc. Call 675- B 1 1 omploymenl tn Union - Essex area. oUftd tat 119-128 S. Wood Ave,, Unden. and ttaroUiy M, Dtintaey realdlnit at ' JOHN A, KELLY. AtAttoni«t y berta; beluved inothor of Mra. Deborah >ia-vflio Uibyeutiiig done uJoo. Helaponaible, re- Competent UUld«[Mndahla.flB7-UI>3. Nl.'WAHK COLL1-X1E-Or UJUINEEIl- oi Union. U.3., husband of fttyUl*(tw o 3441 - 673-0313. R 7/lA 1HJNT1AC lt)M Dduxu Itomisville, 1«, N.J, . IWar Wuy, I'rahford. N.J. '1007 alrtlairlnart-jlii i AAvve OiorJino): faflur i>f. Kvoiinii; son of •WnUon, Susanna, Thomas, Margarvt Furnished.Rooms For Rent 105 Uent, ma Bophomore,doalrea aummer lob. Th* oHlo»r*# dlreotor* and «tock- Irvlngton. N.J. 2INMZER—On Wudnosday, May 27. ibN TUN Ml, rims with mow Urcn, |U90, Orl- Otijoctfutw, 11 Jury, ahould IM* mada John ami LVolyn (!*"•* Chanoyjj brother and Owen llob«rta. Funural service 11)70, Harry, of 79 Hnwthomu BVU.. . KENUOHE WAB1IER DllYVM Uerloua. dependable, reliable. Eil 4- M actual hands-on expsrl- i professional Instructors holdar* holdln* t»n p«ro«nt or more of 511 Irv.Herald,Juno 4, 11, IOT0. Central Air Conditioaljuj bistaUed b ALW) gliiiil owiwr, ibcd«llent condition. • ' B007, tho oorporata »took ar«: tmm«dlaUly In - ' - •- •• imnictlisUOy In writing to • Henry J. of Josnphand Itonallt. Vella. l-\inural privattT. PIOHJHJ maku rcnlribuUoiu, tu Siiringi'lelil. N.J., IK'IOVIK. hunbuttii o! FOR SALE X0000 I OTENOOHAPIIKH "»,< wortiUry, ColuniUl University (tor Baslo Ho- Repaired, Window UnlU AlsoS«rvicod. . i>^ANas III:I AUU;I) UlVDJGTON 484-8034 , '/0/4 entering UUrd y«nr vt college, aeuk- ence on IBM 300-50 and training environment nODERT T. CROUCHEIl Dan ""• ~ Koran, Cityri.uk, City 1&J1, I'Atuicn.U.J. from Ihu' •"Oalante t'undral llonie," Joanna (MiUurh duvoted fulhur of PERFECT RUNNING COU Clothing, Household Gifts 37 6/U C. GOjJClNiJKl-11.8-4810 JOiJliril 11. DDMSEY . - nusrch In Cannor), Umvl in cans of Dr, Olonii: brothoroi Edwin. Arthur, Mr«. Ryan Air Coodlttonintf Cb. Irviiutioi. Cuiitt-r. oppoolte Um tor- big auiiuiter umpluyniDnt. Trained oa PHK-MtO oollnKe aeiuor. honor, atu- • praofjcal slde-by-alde I career placement Pn*ld«nt 1 1U500 Morria-Avv.", Union un Ttiursdury y : REASONABLE^ X0XOCCOC^00000<>00000< X41-QB0D Jfl/lB mlnal, (uriuuliwl apartment, 3rd HAMULKH 1002 Ambassador, 4 door, oKooutive aeorutory; otuiw. BO-OOwpm, ilent, ohemlatry mujor. mlereated In 1107 W. lUnrySt. DOItOTHV H OKMS1-.-Y ' NOTICK Ol- Al'l'LI^ATK-N t A.MM. IteoIl MasM u utt HolHyl ftol 6plvg«lnuin. Kruno ou Dolaifold lloa- l-'red Kulunan tutd Mra*. Atulr«w Bl«ven- CALL087L3OSO-- fluor, for uliulu person only. ' anow Ul-ua. K>od condition, lies, uffur. typln* 40-49 wpiiL Cull 716-7008. or l'LKAJll-: IIKI.P MK earn tuiUon tnoney bloluilcal or chuniloal lab work. Ex- I lab time assistance Linden, N.J. 1 of John fl. Kroboth Jr., 4 1-j.ilar Way TAKK NOTICK that HiU b Kny'n lup 5 A.M. piUL n Fort Wnshington uv«.. NYC. uoa, funeral ocrylco was hold at tho HUMMER CLOfllNadALE for o6U«ga thin tall, High school erad* Spirit Church ttt 0 ur, nVe Vull-Deann School Art Depurt- UALVATOHE riUCANO - MASONRY PIANO - TUNING i&27B4a '/ */4 - t)B4-}4S3 after 6 I'.M, ' write Dorlu Xyiin, 117 Wapwiok Clrolo, • Darloncotl In wurklnu with anlmala. IltlTH A. CIIOUCHER 120 SL Wood Avonuo, LVitlafohl, N.J. b UrIU liw,, trading an JOK'tit KAY'U MoCrackon rXuiural Home, 1500 Morris Cut brlfla* ou (liu) olothlntf aiul AN!) uatt e {thi{t s Junu), tijtuiilleRt auuletiCcxilC i UlvlMi, N.J, Undu. Louil.ir, Juno 4t 11, ltfio " IL\,t has «i>p.lw. to Qi« Munlui>taJ llooni ta«oi fclUbth NJ uvu., Union, on Monday, biturment YAIlDCdO WORK AT REASONADLE PRICES 407-1OT0 from 0 to 6 P.M. ' pHimfioUi t illi t d <08aU16U ' I * Day & Evening Classes in Tr«amir«r hltEWNlANY— Elu (iioo Ion), on IF ITS WOVEN TOYALPEllN'H . >'or Wares to cluor. THE ME1UIY-GO' m.'PAlItlNG typo, willing to do uny rvaMonublii Work. 11D7W, HnryGt. . tlndun Lvadar, Juno 4. 11, 1070 (>'»020) of Alcoholic UoVurog* Control of Llndon, HlijMll.l>rK< Union. ROUND RESALE UHOl*. 4 l^lLACKA- T1UN0 - CONCRETE WORK- PATIOU UtVlNOTON Mfs./ttofJ./llt. 32 area preferred. Call UJ.,tt>t plenary tl«UllConsumption Ll- MMa y IK)) . 1U7010, u(( IrvlntitonI . N,J., ba, In otfiorj. Typing, filing and office ux ttyplnfl c addin^.machlnedi , cullnae. aopho- Bouth Wootl Av«., UIK.WI, N.J. mothar uf Caalmor of CiilUunua, AIOM 3d JU/tJ, ag« 70 yt.ar«, uriUAvonivfi., UPHOLSTERY, UEDBPHEADfl, CUIV\ (Qpon 10-4 Tuwi,-UaL) 0 IMrienae, llaVu experlDiuu working fur S*or«Ury NOTlCt: OF APPLICATION irvinijti.a, bdlovod hiutuiu. of AiUulnuttu WW, ot 'Jl South UUt tit.. Kcnilworth, SAMUEL J, CAWANO, all typ«a ot il uxnoHi>nt condiUon, ' W^rrMINilTKU CliOOt Col logo o tiki on t more tnuat earn tultlun. lUrd worVer. > 1400 Avon PU Thd otHcetu, dlrt^tort. uiui aUwk- LUHI Mrw. Kr^iuvd )l>il of Irvliujtuu, boloyod huiiWndof Vorna(nuoHunan). TAD0L A phoM cill bring* our D«cor- N |0BO wi exAouuvn, Htiferencufl mipj4.txt, Call I l^rofor luotory work. Have own oar. '. • OPERATIONS TECHNOLOGY TAKE NOTICi: that lYlaollL., Vt)t«r > Utanluy of Wull TownahJp and Hiuiry (neu Culnllu); duvotod fntliur uf Lt, •lor. With 8sn.pl**. AdVka ftnd Hul»r,> • conoreta aiil briok work. r>oo eati- /fl/4 37 S-240 2, wishes to tutch bflgiiuiei*'piano, Expor- Linden, N.J. W Itob«ri b P«t«r >luK*k trailing a»- NOTK'i: 01" Al»l'UCATtON >\dtfg holding t«u |mmntU or Iiu>r« lianlol Husso, trvlngton Pulioe Ocimrt- Uovotml fakhor uf Walter. Churyl and tnatea on curbn, patiun, porohoo. sido- Plumbing ft Hoaling ' 75 CaU 31 fl-4840 aitur 3 I'.M. lunutid tnacher, Wlausruasunable, CaU I'Jwellent ro!..ronc«a. Call t:i>-8afl- the'eorvoratti atoiik uru: of Weuhlitghtii' dual" KrimduwUmr uf Patricia all nt homo, dear won of CUSTOM SAVrfjGH^KXAMPLK; Un«ooooooooo<>oooooooodUtfly. U Writing, to llanry J. On JYJday, May 'Jtl/frum th« Wo«uak of Kcnllworth,Ttu> funeral was onTuesr- InfUlUd, 130 by 06 Inch**, |M.0(J Ilaran. Clty^lerk.CityItklL Llad8n,KJ. Control of Linden, Hj., for m. Henary UAH b Ollll.l. l'«vo applied to tho Mu- Mumorlal lloiiin, a/0 Myrtlo avu.. trv- ltualohio, Aitthony and Jamoa lluuso; eompltU. BlmUu- Savinju on all (»l>- :<><>ooootx>c<>ll^<>CK^oooooo<>c<>CK« tililu. \lolntf cleric id BiiUn work, Cun DKNTAL HYGIENE-: etudeiitHuoksuuiii- N _ . Chubb School otDala Processing. Itotall Coiununptlon Uooruo Cur prom- day, June 3, from Tha KenilwurUi I'LUMIilNt. li HIATlfJfi CO. Imports/Sports Cats 1Z3A ' I'tOY, Hi.'. CDiiantentlons, reUubln, l>e- UNDEN LlQUOa INC, liloitial lloiril °' Alcoholic lluvuruga bi|[tu.i. theivort tu UacCoif Huavt UIJOHVU. alao uurvlved by lhru« icranlohlldrvit, t'unerul Homo. 511 Washington Avo., ria*uutaiM*, Irom tho larcavt ••lo- LIGHT MOVING f llurii'Trlillut* uuVM "lluii'l.I.Wc W)Ui LULII>[ b) utiy offiiiu routine. Good liuiul- mer atnploym«nt In unntal otlictj. Kx- k, HOUERT T. CROUCHER, PTML, ' laas loaaOd at 1031 )loa«ll« &.. Union. Control of l-iiuluit, N.J., far a Plenary Llndon, N.J, . Church, irviiiKUiiij wliurtt a liolumn Funeru) "wau coikhKitwd from Hupliurlu tion uvi color k-wifo, ALPEllN'fl, JT70 H1ICE RhABQNAULi: Ttul DilllM" i'ull l^i 2-UBilO U4 tuitir ^0X00XOOOOOO<>O0O<>O< wrlting uitd Bpuuking Voioo. MU-U.IB, tMrlnncod, llnliln or Morris County >iru« lull-Uni» .uimner lob, prefer BacKectbyBB years of Chubb & Son exporlonco Itutjiu CoiwuiiH^lon Uoensa for urom- JOUKPUCillUNO b Ilarth Xornu for l-\ui.iruls, U71 Cliiv cornoi-.of North Slut St., Konilwortfa, ROUTE 10. W HIPP ANY, N.J,,1 TEBE- Uuddv: mall r«oni. mtiaaenuer, atook HOTW, Hwryijt,.. \ ,."•', Ili^li MJJ.U uf l{irOHTd/tn OtlTtJ With ^Kirtuliln pltotocoplera. 0b7-0a30. "Education Is Insurance for tho Fu(uro" RUTII A, cnOUCHER, Tnaa. V*UV r Ittixakxk^^ P«toPtorr WilliaWi m Rut.tkk t Clato.of HuaVuii Cuiilutury. Hiinovar, lUHiuiain Will bo Offer oil for the repose IKJW Jorooy'it laruuBt Hrsupplies lni|>ok-turt. ill VrliuuUth It'L, UnOen, N.J. Uuran. City Clork, City Hull, Und.ii/N.J, >00O00^O00O0art or full time (-'all X74- Unden Lawlsr, JutM 4; 11, 1&70 ' IIOMK MABON s;" baths, 4 batlrootiitt, kllchen, 4t>rlvatv Phon« 201 370-4800 or 370-7003 . , • • I • lYoaldent • . II0I.LYW001I 1 1.241. . • GANGER CLUMUtHS, ATTENTION! S.ll (F*« $17.01) I >O0000<>000OO00000O0O0O0000yv«sooi Avo. in%. No Job too tuiialL , -. JUNK vol.. itiivlcu, |O 30,000 loeol PETER HU'ZAK 117 V, (llbbotia St. ' . N.J, l'LUMHINO tt IM.'A'I'tNO nla( owimmina wui bench ricnto. P.O. Union ' Irvlngton ALTUllATlOriiJ IL PATkRNO, 141-7430 JO/ll A[,'ri:i|ATH)Nl. 6 H KfAllW ' ikiK U31I, tioarwlulu, N.Y. 10883. M T/V CAHIJ HIOH 11CIIOOL in'lli)i:NT lutorooM In loiuiho, wllh u low cu.i Wunl EXECUTIVES r.uJ our Wa(1t PFTTEn WILLIAM HU'/AK IinJ«iLN.J. POODLE. Akc HtMaBTEREU. OUAll- MICN'l. It CHILDHE CALL iiOL JiNYI)i:il. 4bf-0UUl! WAUTKU All cull 404 7700 • Ad wh«o hiring tmptoy««B. nonEivr JOIIN HUZAK DDWAUIItiAllLllAUlCn iloor•*tar' y W« ap.ciutlialn Fun.ral olurloul. aultfitgirl or bubyslttlng Job. SOGIFTY l 1MlVMT, ANTE EH, CALL HETWEEN fl It 0 CLOTH-NO TEENA llitill by Ask (or Itobln. - flttfl-air/3. Bray ooour yours«1f io* only loai Rofloiio m., 111 l'rlticnton lid, I DoWlti paalu/i unJ Sympathy P.K (HOI) M0-4O6S, It 0/4 /6 -SELL BODY'S old toyi* will. you numvv Hrnvici: UndMi^N. J. Linden. N.J, X «t/4 • nl.-u W(, A,U Call 606-7700. $3,201 Call A6o-7700, dally liiutofl, rj.J. Arrangemaitts for 1h« ber«av«ct Want Ad. Coll 604-7700. Llndtn Laadar, May 20, Juim A • 1U10, iJndun L-uil..!-, Juiw 4, U, lu?0 oii Lead/r, June 4, 11, V to SlOO (umlly. Ju»f Jjliotifli On! ill,BO) (KM MU 6-1U3U 'I—-

'Thursday. June 4. 1970 - Mrs. Hc-itlia I'rumer, Clurk 328; pianist: Jowphine l-'rick, Coiuiectlcut Farms Unit 35, Autliorl/.i'd llculcr I'or ' Union. Lehigh goes '•"Head Page will be-Mrs. Ruiii Barrett, Unit 3, assistant puge, Mrs. Sue Reed. Runway Unit BALDWIN 5; pages: Mrs. Eunice Hill, Colonel Young coed in 71 ._IJllil_.134, Elizabeth aud Mrs. Mildred Sen- BETHLEHEM, PA. — Be.- ln,ca«e of emorgoncy •'.'*' Code 'xin^cff Hillside Unit 50; personal'pages to ginning H^eptember, 1971, PIANOS & ORGANS •••:, coll -•:.••• 'outgoing President Mrs. Gilbert Lesko - Lelilgh University will become IS 39th annual convention events Coiisuuco Lesko und Kutlileen Mutli; color coeducational .at Uie under- 376-0400 (or Polics Department bearers: Miss Put Krov, Unit 328 und Mrs. graduate level by admitting Patriots; Elizabeth PAL WATCHUNG, N.J. 756-3708 Mayor Conrad will receive a citation from Twirlers; Sons of me American Legion.of "__328; -seating: Mrs. Cordon Fugee; flowers: Frank Gogcr of Kenilworth Post'470. mer Sessions. ROUTE 22 Opt-n-Dally TMI O P-M. tto~Union County American Legion for..his , Union County; massed colors of units and ~SStS'ln'to'Spreading'al bainotisnrand~use '"posts; county Legion-and auxiliary-delegates; • Mayor Bultman to meet with Alexander's 4f "Ott American flag. "Sing Out Roselle" will 40 et 8 Color Guard, 40 et 8 Marching Unit •ing the national anthem and a variety of and 40 et 8 Locomotives. v_ ni melodies about America. Division three on South 24th st. will Be lead ^Incoming- County Commander Gilbert Lesko by the VFW and Auxiliary; local clvicorganlza- "' H Clark Post #328 and the Color Guard of dons; Argonne Raiders, Kenilworth Post and . Post #470 will assist in the flag retirement Auxiliary;' Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts; Little more for your money Local de Ceremony. This program Is open to the general League, Pop Warner League, Kenilwortli ' -known corner of history survives public, and lt has been requested diat anyone Rescue Squad; Cranford Civil Defense; Kenil- Wishing to dispose of old orwornoutAmerlcon worth and Roselle Park Fire Department and FOOD SUPERMARKETS flags In die prescribed manner, leave them at equipment, and Red Cross. their local post homes, bring diem to the • '• • tories border Revolutionary^graves continues on iperemony. . AT 8 P.M. A DINNER WILL BE HELD YOUR MOST VALUABLE O.Tomorrow the post delegates will convene at Wieland's Steak House in Mountainside. The affair will honor outgoing Commander SALE TODAY thru SAT. ^TRADING STAMPS By JANCE ADLER jit' the Kenilworth Post Home at 238. Norm FREE it Springfield goes tack to Don Anderson and President Mrs. Gilbert — PLUS retail center 14th St. at 8 pjiu, while the auxiliaries will before the American Revolution. PartoftfDtt Xtmet in'St. Teresa's School Auditorium-at Lesko. Legion guests, Edward Lyons, Patrick •history la preserved on a small. Steep bi0~ £40 Washington ave., also hi Kenilworth. Lee, and Father O*DriscoIl past American •' off Rt. 22 end the present owners refuse Store's prospectus lists S-llie auxiliaries will hold memorial services Legion National Chaplain. Guests of Auxiliary. to give In to Industry's request tlut they far deceased members and'an awards program Department President-Mrs. Basil Siocum and Past Department President Mrs. Helen Sickle. BONELESS STEAK SALE! BONELESS ROAST BEEF SALE give up this plot of ground for construction. some details of its plans .'IS scheduled. An awards program is' also THICK CUT SHOULDER Tills to the French-Richards Burlal-Ground.. ' " 1 by the posts, as well as the election President elect, Mrs. Jack Irving nf Clark surrounded by tbe Industrial complex developed^ ByABNERGOLD J Unit #328^ andjCommaiider-ElectGilbert Lesko_ ,_M-'iyi>r-Henry-J—Bultman Jrriias LONDON BROIL ftobbtas-Constnicara ncervcd-j-lcrgr-fronnh-ll t liFClarlTPost #328 will be at die headTtable. TOP According to Lt. Col. Homer French of i THE CONVENTIONS SECOND SESSION will Past Department Commander Al Moeller- LEAN & TENDER of .Alexander's Department. Stores, hfi ai. Westfieldra descendent of the original settlers, nounct-d jt the TownsTiip Committee meeting convene at -the two locations at 9 p^n. on will be toastmaster. \ tbe cemetery was started on property settled Saturday with a post memorial service. Annual CUBE STEAK ROUND.r TuesOay night at Town Hall, and lie plans to Reports will be read, guests will be presented, Legion officers and officials participating SHOULDER •and Installation ceremonies for incoming in the convention and its_schedule of events^ will include general chaJrmf>n..-Mrs. Helpn.- llies. The last burial was in 1935. This vis jCounty officers will be held. CROSS RIB Miaa. Lucy Richards Darby, who requested.._ Tlio pjans by Alexander's to construct a •• "The session will be concluded with a luncheon Walsh, Clark Unit 328 and Norman Caldwell, Kenilwortli Post 470; convention chairmen: that she be,Interred there. giant aliopping center on tlie soutli side of Rt. I at 12:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. .The first burial was around 1747, when 22 In Springfield were the major topic of Mrs. Joan Harvilla.and Phillip GeUch of Post ROAST 1 At 2 p jn.' on Saturday, a parade will be held and Unit 470; registtation;-'Mra._Ann_Smar,_ Richard French was Interred. The earliest 1 discussion at the meeting, as they were al tlie With the line of march beginning at North —"—328-ancTCnarIeTCoBIe ol Unity Posf 229, recorded Interments were In 1792 an~dl793 last several sessions. Several people from the ,,,_ —iHlth-strtoiCBiillwortiC—: U y , US DA. CHOICE (ROUND)UND) ' JUJ.S.D.AS D A.. CHOICE BONELESSSI.U.S.D.ABONEI . CHOICE and mfehably, were, the .chtidreq, of Richard•;.• „. 35-mcmber audience spoke in opposition to the ':__ ' i, Division One will be lead by the Kenilworth Roselle; Dag registration: Ann Ferko,-Clark SILVER TIP 10099 RUMP | i and bis wife, Eliiabeth. _ Shopping center. NIOEt opposition has been • police Escort, Parade Chairman Robert J. 328; rules: Mrs. Louise Irving, Unit 328 RUMP 119 EYE ROUND 125 - v - * 'J based pnfuarg.of jr. Wadcer; Marine color guard; Grand Marshal' and Fred Malchow;. resolutions: Mrs. Emily ROAST ib. I ROAST ib I Washington, Johnson^Jetter Unit 219. Plain- 1 ROAST ,b I hlOAST ib • IN HE WILL, Richard French left five. Neil Prajyjr, who liad expressed opposition Richard Meyers, 3rd Naval District Com- whiliinap to his son Richard IL a plantfttlon at several previous meetings, providedalmost FBESH — 1-LB. PKG. OR OVER COV'T. INSPECTED REG. STYLE of SO acres on Turkey road (now Hillside* the first piece of speoilic information on the " GROUND avenue) to his son John, the house plus three' planned center, which lias been the subject of Hiking club— acres of land to Ms - daughter Joanna, 20 many rumors but few verifiable facts. NEW JERSEY HOMEOWNERS USE GROUND ROUND CHICKEN pounds to his daughters- Pnoebe and Joanna, 1 Prater presented a copy of a stock pros- FRESH and the homestead plantation to his son Robert, EXTRA LEAN IL s pectuu distributed by Alexander's lastDocern- schedules CHUCK .i 69 LEGS'STib.' fWJH SWEET -PINT IAUCET . provided that be take care of Joanna, There ber. lt said that the store had purchased 51 SWIfTWMIOMWACPAC ~,m • US.O* CHOK1IWTT1NGI.UF UNUWI IMINO SHOOLDH TWO GUVS ALL MEAT ^ BLUEBERRIES is no mention of- the hqyjnl ground -4n the acres in-Vnerth central Jersey" for $2.8 c £ will "but lt Is-'possible that lt was recorded IDllliun and was seeking additional land for a • three walks SUCED BACON* 89' SHORT RIBS b65 LAMB CHOPS «, 95- FRANKS b69 elsewhere," Col, French said. '"fegiuiuil shopping center." A ramble ' and " two hikes GOVX INSPECTED- 3V4-LB. AVG. I GOV'T. INSPECTED REG. STYLE I'u.S.D.A. CHOICE LEAN FOR STEW The next reference was made In a deed 'Asking 'why the local administration'hud are scheduled this weekend l passed .from Anderson French and his wtfcf never made any of thisTnformation public, for members and guests of the ROASTING CHICKEM b 45 | CHICKEN BREAST b 69' 1 BEEF CUBES ^89 ORANGE JUICE Nancy of New Brunswick to Samuel Richards Prager urged that tlie committee make tlie HELPFUL HANDS — Jerry Harvey and Sal Eaposito of the Springfield First Aid Squad lift a Union County Hiking Club. WHOU TC# lOUNM PtttlD HKJHU - NOMf SOU) TO MAtlM of New_York. In 1813. Col^Frcnch aald.that >"choiii1ian of the board" wait as long for simulated victim" out of a bus In an area-bus accident drill sponsored by the Spring- On Saturday, William Myles PUREWAID- ^ ^_ this Is the first known mention of the Richards municipal reaction to his plans ad tlie local field squad last week. Helping are Gail Barry and Dick Dochln of Millbum. Mrsi Michael of Summit will lead a double ms'ssm GLASS CDC family.' The deed gives a description al the public had waited for any details on those Hcndlngei-, training officer of tlie Springfield Squad, was coordinator of the drill for squad ramble in the Watchung Res- ITALIAN FESTIVAL! .land "out of which survesurvey the.said AnderAiider- jrtans. Several,cbmmitteemen strcssccid that members .from five towns. . ' . '.. • eryation, along the ten mile NO DEPOSIT ^^ son French reserves the top of the high bill .--they |,ad never, had any inside Jnforormatior n a y e Sierra Trail. The first group Toward th* purchaw ol y»-GAL. ne--.~mi the plans. - will meet at die Trailslde EVINCE SPAGHETTI, ALL VARIETIES PRINCE of tbe ancient burying—ground containing Nature and Science parking CHOCK FULL 0' vSHEttS or VERMICELLI . '. >>MRS. HERBERT FORMAN, president. of _ area" at 10 a^n. for a five- MARGARINE —.•- {Con«nu«tl on pag* ) ' "~~*i&S ",/iHgfteld League of. Women Voters, ._... . , „ . ^ mile ramble. The second 2 £N COFFEE SPAGHETTI gfl( • * ie*a' • a' statement urging that all shopping ' ~' • •""-"**; ' I • 1 ; " ; SOFT ^OR-A HHKSr^ enta^r.m^hih; rf.^bf »^^ Bohr-r, group will also meet at tlie OOOO OW.Y At TWO G-UYJ ' French, * mUitlaman duxmg'tb« KevoTUUoniry War, who oied in 1830. The grave la In —netTOS-Bc-BuIlawed on the' eastbound (soutli) Tf\ t««a *f»«^l%#«« 0% * KB-f% -H #*l C r «f\ afl «fi %«T Trailside "Nature and Science BLUE BONNET • sidcTJfRt. 7.2, She emphasized the League's' |Q- TGCGIVG 0^^0105 1000 V SAUCES 4c OFF _.thi Pr*ochfJUcA»rds burialjproimdi, surrounded by the complex owned by the Robbtns —Center-parking-orea at 12:45 _QT. JAR . Conitrucdon Co. CheryL a member of the Robert French Society of the Children ofthe SdhedulelistecT supjxia of the "orderly growth^ development . • - - . # -p.m. American Revolution, along with descendants of the two families, helped decorate the arid (X'developmcnc of the township of Spring- Outstanding students at Jonathan Dayton Re— Dayton PTA awards will go to: highest nuik- Also on Saturday, Richard graves on Memorial Day. field in accordance with the master plan." gional High School, Springfield, will be honored ing girl, Lisa Wasserman: highest ranking Golden of Forest HlUs, N.Y.,. POPE OR PROGRESSO POPE OR COMPAL ASSORTED WHIPPED—13-OZ. for 'Bus Stop- She asked that'the zoning ordinance be. today at Uieannual awards assembly. ,_... boy, Howard Dobin; most representative senior will lead a 16-mile hike along; IMPORTED T amended to "elimlniite- shopping centers as The Baufich and Lomb Award for excellence girl,-Susan Baudi; most representative senior Jnstbveallinqus. the Appalachian Trail from IMPORTED £ a permitted use in on 1—40 zone, such as the in science will go to Carl Goldstein; Kensselaer boy, Joel Mlllman; girl athlete with highest Provident Inveilmenl li in approved landing Institution Maple Grange, N.Y., to High ITALIAN TOMATOES FRUIT DESSERTS 4 ? 89 I r _one In question. Polytechnic Award for greatest achievement academic record, Susan Baudi; boy athlete who; can loan you up to $10,000 or more, on the in- Point State Park In New Jer- Toward thm purchat* ol TOMATO PASTE in Springfield Mrs. Forman quoted from tlie zoning 'ordi- In combined mathematics and science, Law- with highest academic record".' Huwiu.il Dobin;—•— creatad valua of your home. Thirit money you can sey. For the meeting place FROZEN FOOD DEPT. nance to review its intent "to ptomote, in the rence Friedman; Cornell Award, Garl Cold- Scholarships will be presented as follows: of this hike, contact the rec- £ The Rev. James Dewort, president of the stein;. Elizabcthtown Chapter SAR Medal, use lor any purpote you want Now that it's . JJXSB HUNT'S public interest, tlie utilization of land for tlie Baltusrol Golf Club, Eric Wasserman; Ben reation . department' of die CHICKEN — Btti— Springfield Chapter of American Field Ser- purpose for which lt is most a|^>roprhite" and Arnold Gerst; OAR Good Citizenship awards, Yarrow Scholarship, Jill Altschuler; Elkay vice, this week announced that the annual spring, why not lake a vacation, add a porch, Union County Park Commis- TOMATO PASTE 2i89 1 6 69 Wlil '•-*'.-»1.,-r.-* — (Continued on page IS)' Susan Baudi _and Arnold Gerst; Dayton Teach-, Products Co., -Alfonso Ramos; Key Club, sion. _ "International Bus Stop" will be held July .erjg^AfisodatiDn.Service Award, Joel Mlllman; build a patio, swimming pool, or make any COOO OHM Al TWO CUTS POCEOR PROGRESSO JUMBO, POPE OR PROGRESSO QT. OR 4 5~QT. BTL~ David Epstein; Dayton Booster Club, Daniel On Sunday, Martin GiUigan MORTON - Ofl 12-15 under"the direction of Mrs. Jane Van, Springfield Association of Creative Arts Bond, D'Andrea; Dayton PTA, Susan iBaudl; Dayton other improvements you've always wanted. | 0<«* of New York. man; local Elks Club award, Frederick Gold; loan Is kepi in the strictest Buttermilk Falls to .Culver 9 l • MUSHROOM UUITIRID field Cibmf Club, Ruth Howell and Arnold Gap. The group will meet at Pastor Dewart said, "Plans have boon stale Elks Club award, Debra Goldstein; Gerst; Springfield Rotary Club, Glen McCand- conlidencei Call our loan phone the Appalachian Trail Cross- OLIVE OIL ! TOMATO PuRir4l99 changed this year so that the bus stop will may not stay open: National Honor Society medals for higttest ANNA MYER'S less,.Nina Morrow uhd Lonny Strum; Spring- today. If you can't call, write, or Ing on Route 206 near Brahch- COUPON jzz BEEF not only be a time of recreation for the 'Ilie SprinKfield Youth Employment Service averages will go to: business education. Pa- field Teachers Association,. Hone Zlpkln; drop In and tee us. ville at 10:30 a.m. - Toward th« purchase of students, but will also acquaint them with . will be closed during July^und Aup.usu Mrs. *. trjeia Howartli; English, Howard DoBIh; for- Springfield Woman's aub.-Randl Schneider.- our-community. There will_be the traditional . For further information PATTIES Clifford Schwartz, chairman of YES, iiiiid that' eign language, Dobra Gnlri^tglp; mgtlinmaHrqj;";— -. ^ ^ ^ concerning, the above hikes AJAX day in New York on Monday, and interviews It is doubtful if tlie service will reopen aiter Robert. Sternbacli; science, Michael McCourt; widi the AFS New York staff in Chatham.- ' ' PUBLICATIONS HONORSwlll' gQ to Richard «I Utn aif«l, Haektnisek, H.X contact the recreation BRILLIANT RE ADY TO E*t Labor bay becuuye of_ji lack of iiitere^t by' social etudies, Lisa Wusserman. Uslan, editor—lnrchlef, Regionalogue,- and department .of the Union DETERGENT but the activities on Sunday and in the eve- ~49-OZ. SIZE. parents. _* " ~ Randi Schneider, cdltor-ln-chlef, Dayton News. - County Park Commission.. - CASCADE r c nings will be an in-depth experience of Spring- •Stie said,- "No' one iy wiMing to step in 39c WITH COUPON COOKED SHRIMP T79 field, its achievements and Its problems." National Honor Society members are: Susan 79c WITHOUT COUPON FOR AUTOMATIC —utt-chairman aiv\ the list of volunteers linn Baudi, David Epstein, Arnold. Gerst, Fred OOOO WHY AT TWO dUTT REG. CUT OR FRENCH STYLE TWO GUYS Mrs. Van Vranken, who stated that her Regional board.plans 1 Ont (oupon pit ui»lam.r. DISHWASHER dwindled down to' about five for six. There Gold, Carl Goldstein, Debra Goldstein, Marcy 4 Ihfu Sal.. Jtm« 6. It70 10c OFF LABEL daughter Susan will be responsible for housing have been muny Jobs to fill in tlie past mouth Ilager, Patricia Howarth, Barbara Kutz,Katli- BOWCRAFTx 4fromUC UL 6/ this year. Indicated that host families must hut it is difficult to obtain youngsters-ttrfrll meeting in Springfield 35-OZ. SIZE erine Klolir, Joel Mlllman, Bernard Perlman, GREEN BEANS 5 :, 89' be prepared for something more thau Just die orders; Perhaps die need .ly-noi fe.lt providing a place to eat and sleep. s . The Regional High School District'Board"of . (Continued on page 15) In Springfield for u service, .of tliis kint£ Education will hold an adjourned regulur meet- ,' PUYLAND Q\ workshop APPETIZING DEPARTMENT After their arrival on Sunday, students will :a:^a CRISCO 4c OFF LABEL e OFF KING SIZE • TTiere arc some youngsters dint depend ing tonight at <> in the board room at Jonathan | Route 22, Scotch Plains, N, J.l 3 CRISCO 4c OFF LABEL -...- •"«on KINO »zi on YES but it cannot be kept functioning for Four members of tlie DETERGENT KITCHEN COOKED BAKED (Continued on page 15) Dayton Regional High School, Springfield. 233-0675 I . .administration and faculty of •~thtr~very~few who are Interested, especially Major purpose of the meeting-will bc~to Annual book sale 1 r Union College, Cranford, will Toward th* purchoM of I SHORTENING 79 PUNCH VIRGINIA if their parents ate unwilling to give tlie discuss tho 'best manner .in which tlie board Fun For All Ages| attend the annual "workshop SUN MAID SEEDLESS time.'* might • handle students overcrowding through sponsored by the Junlo&Col- DOWNY A mixed bag full Mrs...Schwartz-.cg'ncludcd.—It_ls_too_bud W73.'-'- Members will also deul wltli other to raise funds for lege Council of tlie Middle FABRIC SOFTENER Wo havo -tried but it is. a losing buttle." business left from die May board meeting. ' Bright Spring Sunshiny |_Atjontlc States from June II RAISINS to 13 at Mnnnr Vf"m ?•' flUIUl llHUlULAlf "^ = T~ NABISCO RICH'S DARK MEAT of summer fun historical group lfige, Washington, 'Tho annual book und rummage sale of the - "An Incenmtional Empliasls 1 1 • • ; Springfield Historical Sucicry-wilLstarx today CHIP COOKIES 1^1-€HIPST1RS ^ TURKEY for Springfield J T5f"JuniorXlollege Programs '.. S—^-^<>B-^h»-ew«^»^g •«f"tl^ Hlatmlc Cannon-Batt— MU- bo the thernepf this year?a_P NEW SHIMMER . LOUIS SHERRY WILD STRAWBERRY House, 12266 Morr'lii ave. Tho hours and dates ,; orkshopsr^PorctEn-Btnttents ROtlr - yg are: ••today,-4 8jpjn. ;tDinorrow, 1-8 "p.nu; ----- 111-the junior cqUefias, co- = i ; 139* PRBIRViS^ TWO CUTS 1NADINT. M*MP .r-Mogd«y,^ June 22. - A-flyer^- pypp l^'hl shortly whirh ~: w 1 ONE BOOK SPECIAL will gjvfl the particulars and contain - overseas educatiorrari(|:A(itei - WEEKLY jjllllg SPECIAL "JUKI (ZfiUr t0W s H a ti Y'~~^ nntlonallzing tlie jjcjicral-«Iu- »ou« 100a BffB « f' " ^r*Clp. ''forhi fo^the children locomplete/riils -—'; books •-have^been-collectpri—for"tnis **5ate,*^ IITE BREAD year the-Sardfr" '" "' " ~ qLi; ^—according RrTflexander E. 1'orguson, rc' the topics to be considered. BAKERY opcnLto the chll Kepre'acntlneJUulon College MARY^ANN /"T^sed. _ some excellent used items In "good condition Utt _ \«UT» Dr. Kannutli Waiver- Wednesday's will bo designated "trip doy3." ' "cuch us JeweTry,-bric-a-bruc, cerumics,'•. ALL PURPOSE CLEANER ANY-ROUND REDWOOD Each Wednesday one or two buses will leave Baseball Batting - Go Karti sen,. president; Prof. Klmor . . . more IN MBMORIAM —- Lt. Cot HotineT_M>_Eii«ieir(irWestfield (left), John Henry Frazee, 97, household utensils. " . . Wolf, uctlng dean; Roy Smith, tAISIN BOATS UMBRELLA TABLE Lawrence French (jlght)~«nlr~uneryi Brumbaugh pay tribute to Richard French, who from the Civic Center for a day at u zoo, "Books in till categories of flctioti and non- - Archery - table Tennis - Skee. Ball vice-president for college re- servedJnJhe-Anreflcan Revolution. Col. French Is a direct descendent of Richard French amusement park, museum, or other place. • fiction will he selling at a fraction of their Swinging Cages - Pony and Horse Rides lations, and Thonuis J. Kehoe, *••• .14 OUNCE SIZE for 1PPIE or LEMON PlEi 49 _—«od"Trazee 1E| a descendent of another soldier who fought in the Revolution. The French- There will be one playground supervisor on tlif original prices. Muny of the shelves will con- history instructor. Richards burying ground south of Rt. 22 contains the ancestors of both families. The bus for every 10 children, and the trips will bo tain booku onlingliiih, mathematics, literature, your last Interment there Was Miss Lucy Richards Darby who died in 1935. supervised by Mrs. Jolmson, program coordi- philosophy, x-ellglon, iiHiulc.laiicuugou, uports. :HOCOLATE DONUTS 45 nator. Tlio cost, of each trip will vary.depend- truvel und aclencoii. Muny upoclal Ijarguina , 2 FOR will be 'fouturud among tlio'nuiiniugciteinu."' money! (Continued on page IS) 1 REG. 59c EA. PATIO DEPARTMENT 'llie funda derived from tliiu oalo will be Z Mrs. Lorimer foils challenge used for tlio maintenance* and prouorvutloti/ WITH A fooo PU«CHAU of vtfon Mom HOUSEWARES DEPT. "of dui lllutoric Cannon Tlall House, which io BONUS SALVO OXYDOL TIDE CAMAY owned by tlio I llutorlcul Society. If you don't buy a Yolvc nswy worn PREMIUM Saturday closing Thin building wuc conatrucic-cl ubout 17-10, by 18-8 vote; Lan re-elected lx;foi~t-' the American Revolutionary War. lt DETERGENT 'la uiiliuvud tlmt It wuu used us a hospital SNOW DUZ DETERGENT TABLETS XK. SOAP Springfield's two party organizations re- District, where none had been elected In last planned at library 46-OZ. 20-oz. ; 3-lB., l-or. 3-3 4-OZ. CAKES by thi) llrltinli and llosoinn soldiers, uud tlms 32-01. J9-0H.' KOI. elected their municipal chairmen In separate week's primary. , upuivd when these eiiejny soldiers burned we'll just have to wait until you meetings on Monday, highlighted by a contest The Springfield Public Library will close 'Hie contest for tlie Republican leadership on Saturdays for the* summer beginning June must of tho'-homus In Sprliigfluld. for the Republican leadership. was linked to three contests In last week's C Mrs. Alico Lorimer retained herCOPchalr- 20. Regular library hours will otherwise Additional detuilK rugardlut; tlio uulu imiy primary, all won by supporters of Mrs. prevail: Open Mondays through Fridays ut lx! liud by culling Furguson ut 376-09-iO. manshlp In the face of a direct challenge from Lorimer. In the Fifdi District, Rudy Albert break down and call us. Philip Del Vecchio, former mayor and former 9 a.m. for all departments, and ut night 39 77 36 83 35 - and Mrs. tletdna Frost defeated Paul Penard 85 87 until 9 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays aud party enairman. The vole of district leaders and Mrs. Barbara Hemllngor. In the 12th, Fridays. was IB to 8 In favor of Mrs. Lorimcr. Mrs. Itudi I'oslton won' over Mrs. Larrle Donald Lan was renamed as head of tlie However tho cldldrun'a departments dosed 2nd rinse Saturday Ot'KN 1>AH>V- Wo roiorvo the right to limit quantllloi. Seidel. » Friday nights and during the nipper hour inni si UMII A.U. fill. Hi I'.U. Democratic organization without any opposi- Thu cur wnuh 'uclntluled for ^lnfit Siituiduy II1INUAV- . Not r«»ponalbt« for typooraphlcal tion. Named wlthhim were Mrs. RutliSchwortz,' Other GOP municipal officers named with on Monday and Wednesday evenings from by tho KlwiinltJ Kt'y Cllut^ ut Jonuthun IJuyton SMYTHE VOLVO "fC 10 A.M> '"I'll, ti I'.M arrors. Prlcek' allactlv* 'thru Sal., Mrs. Lorimer on Monduy were Angelo Menza, 5 to 7. Rt. 22 at Morris Ave. «rnrHul»a Allow«ilUy l>uw Jun. 6, 1V7O. vice-chairman; Bernard Kotler, treasurer; lluiiioniil lll|;li School wus rulijed out' und will UNION Mrs. Beverly Weltchek, secretary, and Herbert vice-chairman; Mrs. Patricia Helmbuch, On Tuesdays and Thursdays all depart- be tii'ld this Saturtluy from ^ tun. to -I p.m. 326 MORRIS AVE., SUMMIT 273-4200 Melsel, sergeant at arms. - treasurer; Mrs. Margret McClutchey, secre- ments close at 5 p.m., summer und winter. BARGAIN DAY EXPERTS---Mr. und Mru. Alex I'erguiiou dieckvoluiiieM to bu offered ut tlio In tho mil- nf thu high school. Proceeds will Lan named Jerry Vena and Mrs. Schwartz tary, and Harold Llcbeskind, executive mem- In the fall, tlia librury will again bo o|>en • annual book and rummugu iialo to be conducted by tlio Spi-ingliytd Historical Society today uid tin1 scholarship fund mttl oilier Key Club to .serve . as district leaders In the Third ber. • on Saturdays, after Labor Day. tlirougli Sunduy ut the Historic Cannon Dull House, 126 Morris uve.' projects.