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dt sgr6i^ \LERT_of_Springfleld, a ofr g=abiifie _A_feature of the program will be a talk by^-^" • dedicated . t~o ther ^ "*'"•" Mrs, Bella Wheeler of Wakefleld,_Mass., to be -, swill . through community Involve.,.' r . held Simday^bctT^irtheFjbrenceGaudtaeer- -~~ ssions will sponsor a Drug Abuse Week, Oct. 10-1°, -School on S. Springfield avenue,=begihnlng- s at Monday nights meeting of the " It .waFajinounced this wfcek._,__:.-.-.••/. —:.-•— at 1:30 p.m. All interested persons in Spring- —-The-program will-involVelthe .ciergy, the field and the surrounding -area have been In- .««in Dayton Regional High School schools and residents of.the-community, In- vited to, ottend^^ ',.'...... ;-.. •-^"- irL:.---'-~ fl.atjc cluding the young-people, accbrdlrig toB ernard Avenue, Springfield.-'^-; .'.."••.-=:-. • Mrs/ Wheeler, a, psycWatrle-soelal-worker dears at the meeting will tie:Jack * pounselor~at Wakefleld High J!»- school .psychologist, J, Dayton • onalj; John.' ChristtanoTrsoclal workerj IV-, d^re^rley.Regionnl--High: School;: AntivonyJ^ ualdP,-psychologist, .Arthur—L~Johnspn . i '"the most imaginative attacks on the rapidly . Jtoal-High-ScHool;-Mrfl. EJUen Addis, psy*-~—( t worsening-tragedy-"-of
jsponeive, bipartisan government isahati... is,a matter of recordiattd1!: sincerely ihvlte_ - _L=r •:': '•••'*.'•: '. -.*..-^i\. • o«nHd acdve^tymUlta^seCTic,aMiwfi-i^tvHtdlltMV-^ieCTlCe.-^iw-i^ Z . _,Jeve ^ringfield wahtsan^^HS~tr^hBt--J:-0mP4£ison.^^v^;^ ••••;.-. ^Hes-aO»nded--BaMinger. High School and r Tr |r v.received' a B.S. degree'•• lnichemical-engi- ^. ':|-' r : -,, .T;- ..„• Springfield has/' Mayor PhHip:Del Vecchio-- ' " ~ *~' "* : f Nk Cllg f Eiing l/ih' C^hrtr^f—"• -reported to a campaign rally on .Sunday eyen<-_. ?^S^-^^i^-»-b^mW'iftVptvejJ-taflhnning-to-'meet nas appourou Fuaum,m ^- .. „ seriM.irom Newark College of Engineerings __-. : py ld^\*JLiyy I -ing, . "and; quite: ;reraarITably^the : bipartiBan.v ^S^^-^tiwTdlstrictfBfo^e^panslohnejdisLil-'"'' "-"^pf Springfield as dfeputyZgov^ggsy; I'.i .: .~^d0aJl936 V . .._ ' /" ;•--' —-^ ._—^_—_: representation^cameaboutnotbylelectibh, but, .."Town ..^. -™ ESS • r Cltiz«rs-have:beani:urgedtp:speak tp.mem-,. .' -As deputy. govemor/pdlWecchio wiUdver- . D|1^^ Vecchio has beea posttnaster to Spring- • ; ; TheOSttideiii: Alliance for-Good Education; jraflielurori byJappoWtmentUI-
BiB federal-govA^nmnnvBobbyBaKeEped 1 Mary Rapp,"3673f"Mounlffiitsae7 .. influence; justiceTSbe Fortas receiyeflmoney; ••- of a charge of failure to yield! to an as of this writing there is .serious -question 4mefgeneiMwhlcle:anf1• wnni finefined $20_b$20 by,Judgy Judge ri Vhnyir nf President Nixon's nomi-'- C""11 Max. Sherman, In Springfield Municipal Court L jnee for the Supreme Court, moment •••wbrthr—r—• • ••-.--—•---——~ -'• ••• • — Monday night. "V, " " \or~T" "The line between ethical and. unethical Tudge Sherman also fined three persohsTofl. ' behavior is quite thin. SherrBan Adams, Pres- charges «f speeding. John W, Sharp, 21, ot -ident Elsenhower's aide, still did not believe -Mercer Islarid^Washlngtpn.ipallJaOi Judith. at ; --Hoock^20r6f 147 Baltusrol way, Springfield,- tnere-wasj-onyitmiBiVvi. ^ »•.jv^^^-™^,—_ .z_ was fined $2.0,-and Barbara A. Twerdak,' 23, the" time outraged public opinion forced HinT ~ ' -J wnB helteved corrupt his 5Pl5indetppaia$2Theresa R. Marchesanl6 , 41, of Summit^, was effectiveness as-an official was gone. "flnedJfl3d*Ow tofor passinpa.ssihg a red light, ra.^,^..,.^andRaymon d 'If conffltetx>f.tatere8t.can-become.a-^apie— rrmstonrl8,-of-40-Baltusrol way,-Spring- at-so-high-a-.level-of-.goverhment,-.nr.e_we_T_ T)kd^-iiHlti-$-10-for-dl9r,egardiriB-ari-offlcer!s immune-frpnviUiecatojpgBgfleld? .._ sl al 8? « .,_.... n^.iM._-u^u_^-4rt*oiwn^-r—r--^|, WAY^ n^nimize suspicion-is full _uslng fictitious license plates, and John J. and open disclosure of any and all ami of Glanitsas, la, of-46""Mapes~ave-.7Sprihgfleldp "potential conflict ""Of interest. 1 propose that was. fined $15 for allowing passengers to ride' ill candidates, elected officials and appointed on a portion of a vehicle not designated for agsengers^ \ Interests they have In Springfield. Specifically, Also at the,court sessI6Hr~the™dri TthTpubUc-should be made aware-lf-the^ia»ei. truck, Gordon L. Shlpman, 34, of Pl "1 Real estate holdings or dealings in was fined $10-for;-operatjing an ov town, with town or with individuals or corpor- _yeWcJU;i_pnMllltownxoad,. •'...,;• ' •' who.have dealings in town or wjtntown. iteresis-in'ouBuiDoaoEii OCM.B( u»rc—.— "tO~ -.or" Wltlv-lndlvlduals or corporations — :town»: "3. Stocks in banks and-corporations, in- •—volved In financial transactions in town, or business dealings with individuals orcprpora- attack of hursitis tions.. yor_-.-^hilip_ LieU.eccI •i "amready to make disclosure pn"aU of REUALi-HfABauONTROVERSY-«Nat Stokes, Democratic candidate for Township Committee, Overlook Hospital, Summit, these points. My'Pnly real estate holding in First Aid Squad early Tuesdi morning; ... . lo"okB over park area where! Fadam Farm was formerly located, at the corner of Mountaln- Springfield is the house I Uve^hVLderlve no -—aVenue and Shunplke road._The land was the subject oLtt-CouttLdeciBlon-lnl964-ln-whlchthe A HospitanuBiuuul O^JU».ODII«UIspokesma»n saBB*%l> that-the .mayor Income from any£s6uroesiOr_r|Uitedj had fainted because, of pain from an acute A> * Judge said there had been a conflict of Interest involving local officials. •attack-of-burBltiSr-and-thatittack-of-bursltisr-and-that— there-there-werer-no—-^jpriTigneiq111*™-"*- , niave~hi nave noo invowanennv,uivu...w vt wit„.„h. pr. 1 ^i«.u. Ut>*»/t1-*Jni rn other complications j Del vecchio was expected ' .erty or-buslness-lransactibns mvolving XP U TAiLOR.NO , M 4-0544 HI W. .T.n*n; , $^»JXW:&Wfij£& silNlNG "THE TOWN^* Mflyor-Philip-Del-Yecchlb, ..left, JotaB two key municipal em- , to be'released from the hospital within a day town,- ".' ••.'.. ' •_ 6 B y ployes In front of Town-Hall.-They are Mrs. Eleanore H.,WorthingtDn, township clerk, •'•"•' '>••—' 'it is a common-occurrence at Plant iPflul-GreenBtelnj^jullding-lnBpector, v ; • Union ; Student groups^trUni
•f-r-l. , •ointe^s ' Joseph; j. birmtagliamrotnpefvfeied--a-:riumbaK „ __„_ ireBtfield=V;,-?Bee"ti named sur operated facilities^ ' : v*- .{ Berlntende' M recreatlori'for'; r^-r:.-rr~*1* * "•/*•-•..; \ ^•tK:'t)hlon-1County-:Ea*k-ComiAi-T:v;----1-PARK'-1COM^ limission,-effective'Oct. 20rit~alsiJ-T^z:inp •--•—^ ••• •-••••-•••••- • ^r^rlr-meritr^-iAri . _..... g^ p r succeed?GearKe'TrCront 'who xhlef engineer, and MlchaeT '".'was nam«l.thepark commis-~Jr"Kolpdy-of-Glarkas assiStj- 'sIon's'g&ieralNsuperintendent anCjchieLengineer,botheffitp- as of Aug. 1. ;i:. ' -\-tive^a-of-Oct, 20.. -;_: J* \ .-:. '; Birmingham vis not new to. \ Vimie will succe"ed':1Robert I'. the Union eoun^rparks," as he. G. Schaeifer .of_Cr was the asslstantsuperinten-; was named the commission's ' dent otrecreation, uhdefCrpn, superintendent of fferdjbpeKC'T~ •ffrom~-1956if.!tfe-j,9^1,;. when he =tions.oh,Aug. 20; He is a gr'jd-r f7l ^effeiiOdehtie£a3ESnT^bliBln'eBSi^niate^t-^^w_arJc^oUe^e j;--) Tie is a .graduate of West, ginearing, Tiavlng^. a. degree l!n^~ "^ .Chester State College in Penn- civil engine jring,-Fro»n, July,,-.'. -syiyahial;and_ea.rned .a-ma's-.' 1967'to July, 1969 he .served ter!s-degree In recreatio' - as an offic'6r_in_j;he' 'Oltfted —-'?. State Ofiprerslty,, . —. •'. working on construptloti,; sur^ HI : : 5re$1.27 i" true for -T-iHe "served—as—r ecreatir—veying,—and ffeld~design^6f-l_ II any standatds^Che-Eirst: State; Baiik ; "director of Kenneth Square; water supply •'ln""v -1 •• • • • of Uriion share ai&r tatxes; most of Ifie other counties m pistrict. IL 'ennsylvania, from. 1952 t- projects_on_rvarious_Indlaii only 16_jtears" old, its assets are-already anticipates.that u-—- -"- "^ "* "mT19'5--^e-reservationsl . hi the -...-west. Mor,e tQ.'.I9S67 he was'^ii"'graduato—recently he has-beenemployeti . well in excess-of! _ TiigKer in 196>9. ^_^ 'with_ap residerttcounselor^;Inl964ior^bytheN6WjerseyDepaM^a-'" ' - ^Gash dividends of $.95 persharerwere^, "a"p6rlod^f almost-tw6 years of Health as a seni6t\t sents a-phenomenalrateof growthT ^:b.einglooted i ecq he served_a"g-asslBtant execu- health engineer. \ oc\> paid-in-1-968 on old shares. In OctobeFK ^ing" community.. •UVe director of the Westport. Connecticut,' Recreatlpn Cor Vitale is certified'' You arejnyited to -participate in ilBlalit fingin^er-ln~traininp! by this brought stbclt diyidends-patd^te-^-- - active member ottheNativ .ax j -this fin^TCiar^henoirienon. And-share 6ften-results in a growth/stoj^Thjsiias-'•—, Englneecs^and- thi profits of itsngrowth in the: years_ T20%^iric% e 1,9571 A very strong divi!dends= cataiiilv^e^ivti*^rccord of ^ Recreotion and ParkAssocia^r Professional : -ttottfandhasservedonvarious-^ toicbnie^—~~~ -^ —=-^_- . -.• '"~ '•• -record indeed"". —.; Bankxbmmon stock; to date. And with-- ll ^ -New=i88ue-i*-liiKiited- rirmanre and In order to finance the estahlisHment -^= ^7W^g yS;attening^ewari J ^lof several hew branch offices in New±_ good buy.- IConference. At the present College of cEngljieering. an meJieJs::alsfcsgasJJlfcd rap 'i eM^ degre 31ar^ancTMiddle^ex7artdI deputy commissioner of.'the" in clvil-ehgm its bberations, :^^^^ NeW^eys^y^taT5er=AmfienirW7O Hisppe \ - —with-the^Unlon County^arlca—ship alimitedrluniber^of-common stocks--,-—. be available. -he..—served_.as tournament Tg67^ rshares.as.of Qeiober- director -amfrsupefyisgr^f asslstant-bot'ougliengtn^er.fo: \issue_will tPXal.only.40,d00 shares, it is, 5y •aaneae—eventsl and thcBproug. _h of EsiieitT....__' , bank or specific-instr^uetions on-ftbw .leagues throughout/thecomity, 1968 and 1969. Frbm^May o ^exrjejcteid that there will be^little stock : assisted with the arrange- "this, year" ,he- has beeti^em! ayuUabie^OurcurxentStOidkhcddej^Jiaif ments-of the annual "HotStoye.: ploy'ed'as an assistant highwa| M. 686-4800: League" dhiner, and Initiated engtoeerfoFfte'New-Jersej first preference in purchasing-this issue. to help you out. •theUniothUi n ClCountylntra-CountC y .'DepartmenD t otf Transporte'ri L , Baseball League, He al,30 su-. tton^, nf ~ Qr, ir you preter^ ^^ ? sjg_rpwth picture;- ^r~ — •_-: below. Magye'll send yQu^ffltcvro£ jsnothmglshbrt df-amazmfc in|ormatio'n.you^need. : : for Dem freeholder ticke TMiOt-al ^gFhe,First-Sti ibE^fe ^Bfflflgi=NsgS7gp^ SM^fflSEsevensnofnt j.ne-ctiartaboVe. p.lqa^-t^mfewQ,riBtailiBri'-informatibn. on^tEe~ growth in 1969JS^ill'be-even-greatei:rwithT • the yearsTNow that we__ I s limited, new-'issuefof~il-irst State Bank~.of- Tcrattc-slrite P assets estimated to reach $60 rnillioh. _ are able to open offices in other counties, our fate I Union common stock. Also include acquisi- '-"My running mates and I • units." . . . , of growth should be even greater. feel that the current oaunty ' Caldwell; a forme? free'4 aa^rt^^e^ I tion forms. ... . •.-'••!• i J budget,- if disbursed soundly; holders, spld the current all- _iitable to our willingness to invest in, T -i teuMTiSEiTJDutd~off5r to th-60P—board—was-idostr-uctive f Growth stock in a growth bank county-residents': • ', to the two-party |flvstem-bet the business and people of Union County I i cause It lacked tflnenorma in a growth area , Name. — An efficiently managed and itsi enyirpns^*——V-V-— . - . I i John Runnels Hospital. . checks and balance's'.; The picture4s clear. The First State ^ ...-.- -Kpay care centers . • The present bqar'd is 1QI I i - percent; RepubllcKn withoii —EarningB-and-dividendLpKoapectS Bank's home counties of Uriion and Street. Iddi^ ... j I I facilities. representation- from three ..q- Our earnings, record has shown a con^ the^largost-Ucban-aceaajjLthi. x ^bteiidt 4Ih CllyorTowrb eriter- Surplus Accounts in 1968 was 1.0.84% pris/es. This, in turn, has attracted • State .Zip. us with an .opportunity to al- after taxes. This compares with earnings thousands of wage earners and home ,1 $ leviate the problem of lack q .1 for every 3 representation for a l'arg of 9^80% on CapitaTAcQouhTs inl967. owners? segment of population." UJL, " Galdwell, whori/sTiwnin i with-Michael J.beMartln IP nnd Thomas W. d "We want to make.it pos; :••'>, :« ...'.I- sible for,, mothers with pr.e1; —schoTrt~cliildfiJn to go-to-worl "instead of On welfare. We wan1 ' to returh.drug.nddlcts and.alj- -cohohcs To thhe community human brings* al :ether arid help hundreds qj crilldren each year to becomj constructive adults Instead o; EJRLSURLSTT OTS A HE i3A2>HC OF . .SOCiOty-S-CO8UQltlQS,-\VQ-hO« j vour help to accomplish this UNION I "If you are truly concernec [.about the future of Unlpi Member F;D3.C. M «i » « -f •• u JL County, we are asking youtU Jt »J-!Jr SL B®nd*^rsupport our.candidticyTisfree.
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g visiting minister •.'I«i »The Revv C-lvln R. Beviurtdge^r public, relations' at Lanc2*t6ir15jiho6l Q{;the JBlble,lI_ancaster, • Pa., will: speak at1'the ___? "Evangel Baptist Church, 242" Shunplke rd., Sprlngfleldj-^nday—at^ll-a.rn. and 7 p.m. _church services.' • Mr. Beveridgel , a native"„** „.. ,. ... in anattempt to express some ofTKerVBW v earned-the-baelielor of arts degree- and the- on •*» currentnatlonal situation to her parents will be unequal number of persons to the num- master: of, arts degree'from Bob Jones Onli"' The basic text of that letter follows: ber killed thus far in Vietnam. Each will bear vetslty, where he also taught lnthafiei|__ of a name tag with either the name of a person" : " ' * * * history and government and served "as~_ft HUB -isn't ~abnormal type?'.letter^!jnay.r killed OK tfcat-pf-a-vUlaga-destroyed. The assistant to the; dean of men" and as Men's^' ,a_ well prepare ypu in advance, so wfien J 1 names Will-be read aloud"="_ndTirtheend «_»KS_ lltorv supervisor. He began .his -pas^ral leave but any. neWs,"Storlesretc., you're not of the march they will be placed in caskets, ~ ° •"" "o^thTiEBlrrGopltfgue, -; It's just that I'm in'afunhy mood—the...l-whlch wlll-then-be preSsnted-to President l___i_____ .'of ministry 15rT13 years,' wliat newspapers a-..••--_;_----,,i»-w-«iim;t home are saying, if any_ - peace i— 'slgnlfylrife.our wishes, His responsibilities as Director of Public thing;-however* within the. neict few months' —"I've-already stated that Ihategroups.Iabhpr HKGU J * •> 'v'. - ff> ReLatlons~"Ttfr_,ancaster School of the Bible, "there's going to be _n awful lot occurring that violence and weul^hever participate-in.a riot. offer Mr. Beveridge many opportunities to^ you will be reading about. Slnra4',m-not there • But' — ;nc longer
ALL SALES FINAL • NO MAIL.OR~PHONE-ORDERS___. —•-Summi• ..._ Gospet YWCA'l ins Art"-a.Wednesdat they this — Is pretty much over. I'm against the •.-.:• ,r. ,.r...... :•,:. _ •••....:• , . morning' Kaffeeklatsch next, • war, butmy saying BO o> writing It to Flor-^^^FtoP-^yoi^un^ " NO C.O.D's _. NO EXCHANGES '. • -; "wiek Using a special easel, ence'Dwyer or my senate^.isn't going to dp-V to-explainCsprt^Qwhythesethingsarehappen- , rt'd6r th6 roydl patronage of . •Tie'WlU-crea"tes-veraipas____3.--.anythlh •_• Wult__colbred lighting "and——person who w.as. against the-war wrote-to •"• -r witlitheini_ .-r______, _._..;. WtH. PRINCE PHILIP ? music wjil accompany his • "their congressman it wouldn t-make a-blt T~." "'— _; -_ MIUBURN & SHORTHJE-STWENUE-TSPRINGFIEUD DUKE OF EDINBURGH •demons-ration.' A graduate of~" oT_31Ierence. NaHonal policy is determined - -^ EARI?TCOFC_r—~ ~~"""" " . New Jersey SKop the.' Newark. SchqoLof Fine ' .Without regard to.the;«fSK6 s of the people--, -|?6bli.lty chairmen are urge_-to---*«rve
pSSS___e_^-_----^ n ,ncrud^ y0UJL -ri-awer-_--j___i_flnd : . '—7_ » "_ ^7T•', '"'Student Strike, wltt'anti-war-programs h-3'.d phorie number. —— , ••' ;•-- Kaffeeklatsch-will-begin- at—- - .. - . ' —— . r . :..__ r ._., • -9:45. a.m.^AIteSTTrh-lf'lioiir "Hr:—'—: ~ -' ' — • '• " _____,.„. , i_-S Mllibum Avenue,.-MiTlburn," R'J. ; of" coffee, and conyersation^ , • - the houtL-lpng program wlll__:-7-i Britkh^welry xlesicjtris r : 18 r Thursday'tii 9.56 ,P.M.*^;' :. •avaiiable fp"r' children" ^^ _^i« -^---JLIjL Jl- ":j" -rd •••;.••"' '' -—']fi ...-V- months and ever. ' . -Oil CXIllDIl Grafts Centre.of Great artist worklngrln-the medium an association-of-- ofjus ..choigg, andd no piecpiee creativti e artisans isTna_Br-pro_uce_isTnaBr-prouce.:—-;. : —-;• • fHlHCe Encompassing sculpture, -Phmpf-^eatEdlribi-:^ ,._;.ceramlcg^__p-grceialn_Ji_U-. |1 "hold its first major Amerlcin__rines, cHln -i-exhibltlPiuatShibldoiuatS.Mar. MarsS h _Spnsr^™ngingsT-cry^^anQ_suyjgrSons^ffihllngsT-cr - -_ew_fe«i—_ni4Uverstnlthsd^U , i smithing, the^tectlM ranges — 265 Mlllburn'ave.^ MiUburn.. from major>pieces tpbmaller^ The exhibit will open MondayMonday-object; objects d'artsd arts.. • ....-. •'; "~ ^• Jr- "fin'ri rtm-tjtfo^FrldflypQcL!_ The Crafts eenBrerofG^eat-—: 24. ~^~ .i ..—Britain, located In -Earlhani— m::mcnimo0n-wv-»;a»,---^---r-,^--7.-;Covent .Garden an extensive ccUectRm ef , section- pf bon(fonr serves as. .-.ontemporary British cratts^a Showcase;---. WOlk^.Ui-, . manshlp. commissioned by the reptly^ being - produced by • Crafts CwSer'EverjFpiec-—craftsmen in -workshops and ; Idisplayed has been qoncelved st-dlo. tliroughputEnglandto- _ Jt -5nd^"deagned-Bitaii4KdUtldual day,;"
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-• (lr_^_^_»TjM_ The bemkers^of the Springfield .lui_"Dqnk'"-VB Lumm^fo'therr neW-location
at HMIsidI IMIOIVIUe Aver-»-w»i . &w» Rt«*•• . 22.H-_<" ^•—.— ^ " - » ; ~- . • - •... •••••»•• Perhaps as important as. the convenience of the location, is the broad - rancje of sb. vices offered by Spri n g'fi el ck State Batik./ For Instance, our 5% "International:^w^.J_J_J^dUt|^fl««_~5 i±? S • Golden Passbook Investment Account, our free.checking service (with a mini- .. 'InternationalJewelry creadon: s at S. Marshland Sows, in 'J^pW ,"•'.' "mumi $400 balance) and coming soon: Muster,,Charge. * • Jia-°4^Blvth-:ttnd-Miss-Beck-havathe^.Btudi,l d o in _ie lipf -."I w llul ulBU ==^^ftr-l \1t Mew w.-KiyTtoflrom M \M*mwAM*- ar\d advanced, riders, featuring rldinp • lwiitnir>lnn« and,< • Beginners" te__^ Caloric Fudge Calf "• •-. -%;-—•;•—-•---• . • "'i' .Mil ':;•!. Private Instruction by _ppoln»men».' \;\ . ' For fur»h«r Information callor writ- . hiri^ Handliaj. 19.99 ; ^orbrochur.. . __ ' ' • •"•..'- AD3,4751 PAINTEBS,:XTT-NTl6"MU.II-vour«lf tit-30,000-lamlll«---wiMi a- ~|^_l^v ,,.::y ,,..;>/. ,.,;_^; ;S,,. • . J . _ __^ '_ ___ ; - •m ^Thursclay. October^,JL969^SERIN6FHDLD,;^N.J.) LEADER AND FEATURES IHItW^IIHIMMilMIMIWimitlMIIHIHHIIW William rial Comment -RepubllcariS, It has Jseen 16 hl^jriyJieidriieguberna- nnpiiiiinnimillllllllUllllllUimilllllllllllll IIHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIHHIIimiHHIIIIllMipUUUUUUllilllllllUHP -^ . .. _!_ -of our people are Day is time the^wgtiB-gf-d^-y,.,--. •g|-—«- i i t\~~-** .LnflMAi ntfinal. educational, -hisi)redecessor^-wlnning-ways.Although*ey^ , ^have^ritn)Ueil:tKe:legisl.tinre-f^mosfcp^ purpose, of pjOn-eers who^spme. day this"" Sunday, k'rich nd^ertiie^W thng.H-fryara-fte-RepublicfeB bavffnaturaUy jCLoiumbuB wlll ^bnged^the'^b^^patroWe and prestige TO -4.emi11d.uD .of. represented by the governorship. ._ viousiy la ^ plorer who __wisprinmg athso a ecpn result ot fo victorf the twu-w....y in the. air last xepiii "e the New -wiH-reap a-harvest-of Jiuman tional- limitation that forces""Hughes to step ^biazedZa. trail;>t riches 'which cannot even,be aside, the CO P produced f tvecontffri iterator the ;W6rld. -./ ••--.;-----——,- asured^by=the-standards of nomination. When the smoke had cleared, <_;on- ~ 5 The saga—oF the dedicated .^o^qmijlrwealth on the gressmanWIlHam-Ti,-Cahlll of Colllnswood, a'._ register." : •••- . " :—. veteran of six terms in the House of Repre-_ :. thero and his three tiny ships rtle new-wor-ld—- -sentatives,-emerged victorious «yer his chall-- fconquering"thig-vast-ocean-has: engers, all of whom were better, known in _,'iai_s e d from . history into for mewwhoBe goal is conquest northern New • Jersey Tfiah. he. However, the . 'American f olklore and it has ^fThe'hiddeden depthsofthe^sea,p r, •. Southrjersey^opgressman Jrns been working L • a.—nrri.!/i>lon YvVo'ZfiS of—Trie - "diligently to close the identity gap. So well has- '. inspired young people for and the hidden mazes _ hedonejh'thls respect that some strategists.^, —LJ many--generatibns to-Stretch man mind. ~" - _ • -both parties rate the^eontestbetween CahilUnd TO aJtot be ^ —"- -out^ust- a f - aEhere' barriers . to the Republicans?-old-nemeslSi.RoberlsMeyner, =U| ttie^nknown shatte^ea by those who Today's youth-starts with - :angtiJ)ernatorialcarnpalgn».»Jv.—.___ ie same "e^gaejiS s-si jflnfc proeess-from a die to^tura oux ^s-iUi'efforts of1961-«nd-196S:.hasbeenorganlza- :•• iw**___Mality' , but ttienaMoreedJro . '_- •- tion. The Cahilricampnignjopecailfin-Is-a:well= tools-for-the industrial society^ ——timed, "smoothly futwttefll ngTnachlne.^Thecan-. . > . look for3ew frontiers to be.. intoa'bridge to carry y • dldate travels witFT advance men and a»^ntour- WILLIAMJ". CAH1LL _ '.. • S" capable of performing.tHe'peripnerai func- ' V mastered: .'^ . - - v. -.——peoplldthfae ^tg thei*arr : reacacreacjae"s ;«r : as that he should not have totiandle himself. In^'Washihgton; /.-I: TheyiEfeB^Heye, even-inzQur .,,-- ^ach'indMdual, potential.— . ' :te"es_on the , T> : world e-coverihg, mechanized ^j_Theire are- new liyes ..to. be_ ., , Copyrights: culture^•• Mir^nxrirfir-quite-thg ^a-v-e-d-^bj^.doctor s .-and •Warren County senator often-traveled "alone Subcommittee, and from: engagement to engagement. Thenitoo, oi interstate uommerce DuugunUmu^«UBln^ — .same lEprins ah those^knpwn—r--=~3^nu,>va who may still be •Cahill:hasbeen_shrevs!oVenough.tojeekvotesin serves on-the Immigration. anaraNaturAjjRStton :by-Golumbus and the pioneers., •,.in-nu'rsery-=school, and by the. ^n~\ f-^ A # f "-**" #•• C-—1-^/* •'••-#• flFFOr ••••.•••...-• ••-••• ,a • the'brohd ' ^ fert1^ ce"telr of *e P."!'*1081 Subcommitteerandra-Sp^aal.Subconim},tt?e on ^followed. ,..: -V —social «™*rrtists^ro will-««"* \L Cl I V_f J ,ITU?***:' I *•*-•_ ^__.,:. .- • _ I /--' gaxderi.'-L;ast-time^umont.for«clo.sed sttong^Submerged-Lflnds. During his first-tewo,in _ •whtrtouoweain—Li" '^.™^j . " ... — -...—_ —socia. l sciejitisis wuum«' --- •-•-•• 'First, andrmost-obvious, is, .posi tive dire ction. for O n iaiiiiBiiuiiiuiuiuiiuiiiiiiiiiiwiiirt T«^i^?^ i^^^\TPt hS P: "^ •'— --the -iihiverse throMtnropen by unprecedented- leisure;!® —-\ • ———:.••-•-••-. .•••..-' .-..-—•-—.r^-T'.-..; -.^.. .;• ..':••• ing all-oilt.|or-a sale.s tax; later he alienated speaker Sam Rayburn as one. of the!HJUr«t L : L " =—the astronauts and .scientists •••—-• - •-•-'-•—— —;— ~"— ~*i" J; ""-^T "t'•-'••• tT^IT-j'-j--'• ' -'Earl •UbeU- science fieditor"for AVCBS-TV -. the .liberal iaction by making the pro-viet-—State's -r.epresBntaUves to NATO.:' .Tbejp< t&ttX^&SS&P^ -^-^ of anobsa.re.Rutgersprofes^^^^^,,^ wsonalreDrefi6& ito-"xnrt-e;r- -SfcHSFfeME app^r, -TH^ ^.yg^M^S fc ~ issue pi. Mcdall>-magazine on.ye. serious.. ! today wlii~ever' b^-/able length and should be typed with double spacing" • dTsease. is from the scratch of .catsjarid' was" the Initiative early In .thls.campaignjhy staktrig..; crease New'" •Jersey's ^share of'tSscaJ^tMC • ;living toda$^lWftl ever De-'a-Die _ . w tKoSBrwhb-know bnly -to (rtot all in qapitaneftefsTpleaseJisAll letters first reported by .a French-pediaftdcian in--. out •'crime aB one of his' wajor issues. He-—revenue. Last year, CahilLwas thejjrijjjcjpal jlto strike off the shackles of .j-a ^t hey We >told, or taught, must lie signed. Writer's name will notbewith- probably was aided'by the disclosures last sponsor b.flegislatlorLthatproyidedbijsglcants Not everyone, to be --sure, summer of transcripts of wiretapped conversa- •••••to-rai»s-for-use4ri'fighting>critne;-.-','.-^:riS~^ gravity and fly toward.the . -•- everyone, '.to "be -BV held if the~letter is of a political natiire,TJils —In' chlldrent-Jheisymptoms- jhow -U|^° 1 caNon otr -should be a^ pioneer.- ~newspaper reserves the rteht to edit or relect =awoUeKgland_und^ife^rtripUo^gro^ tl6ns-invollvlng=Mafla-flgure8r-MoBt'of-Cahill s—"-"-oivthe fiuUjecf'dtTaxe'B a^id'r^verniBSrCatiill" starsT Some; ot-us—a-re-ne-<^dSjd."~tcr 3Hy-letterr^~^—^—-'"-7^-—:—'••—-"^7 Half Se patients Jiave a low erade fever,- literature emphasizes his experience_fls an_j,as CQme but against a state income-taxrHe ^rillore malaise,-.S?Klcli'may include nausea, FBI agent. A few weeks back, Meyner took some sayisrferfBvors an.overhauling oft^'e state'tax. j**!"'«t!!'--=a=='-.-' are• •• —stay—home, and—_' . chee—_—_r _the _ jitit ur iuu*i. __ loss .oi appetite, and arstoiriach-aehe. A.few j)i.the wind out of thatsalLby-Pointlng out that structure and HasTpledged to flgby-yfor-"""* • fnner_frentiers, Where her0^s< j^ we-can do is to VOICE OF YOUTH" : Cahill's FBI-career lasted all of 30-weeks, federal money to improve^our-icltiesS;';' . .. .fertile the unfbrtunate^penchanfrtte t for " cases'of encephaUtla have turned'ap; -^ Responding to'charges that he misrepresented Cahil«-•-•>•l _-practice.--LJ—ii..rin-r»s law iff Camdemfl»n»jin(rn with tht e ftpn- ^"there-is an equally great need i- ..«.«» nonnip in two' all>- • '• •"'• ~Prr~HnglrTter-CarttherEr-hasT^ti . his FBI record; Cahlll comm'ente4,"I'venever " •'""^-VWiUnskl. Like Meyrter^he^a1 s ', for pioneers. .y._; . ...„,., for nearly-.15-years and sever aU relations -'- -"«<-""-*«•». r*rvur - —• "^—'encompassing..classifications—compwueui-. ui.- : ..I. Thgr-frentier of peace, " rial for say in any-way that-I've misrepresented ...^ elected.-.- ' • t.Z' • J' radical.-Yet-there is a.large number-of recentlyxwrote anjirticle in we jouirhopingm ; FBI record:" Hef also believes-thst his FBI 'i-'e.-xampl'ei —lies . rich -and Otner Wpras,.are today'sjyouth who belong to neither, but'who, 81? American-Medical-uic.vt/ujL,..- „ "— Association,-. ., "oblei h ."...THE.'GOP. CANDIDATE is ml iexam p.e, to- 'r e me mter Tf~tfc^~1miBt .be named, should be-called -^to-alert—the^PubMc^to-thtff-rproble.m L' service is a relevant campaign point and thatlt an. endless con rlto iJSflsNioted '152 cases.T 'could be^helpful In fighting crime. MBillCahlU •former Elizabeth Myrtetus of. ( !_Tor.l ; utitouched, -with iut~ n^v^' 1-6^axr-- »mlttedr--committed deeply:tp-thefr^deas-—^^? M_«as_ln.o_ted r52 cases-slnce. y 1 Jlu up that one ~wa^~anPBI-rrran~and-Tan -rm many- auul^ thin u^».k^ Bil ^^l -Cahil l does__' They have eight -children: -Kathleeniuf!aEyc > '— • 1y. -iTi .x7' '- • ani*«idd determineddeternunea to-beheofcd-onthe"issuesto-uo 4«aiM.ur^,., .^ ..,i _-;-~--'--Thei»-tovp'been-seven.lch(Swn-deaths.'.-'; hid at some daybreak clear w 1 car-ahda:ne'lgh*- knpw how to figlit crlmBj»'-he-sald, adding a : WilUamJr.i Reglna,-John, Patricia, Eilefc. «.- iB.nntual-it-v-'-actuai.-Xt-y. -: : .-" Among the mormore.im'DprtantIssuee imbortaot;Issues cqneecnconcern-—^-One^ol- f oUi . .iiBrghuoi-s-told ..us tho -.. suggestlon-that^ieyner "get hold-of Mr.-Hoo-—Therese. Gahill sustained a personal trageUy- of internatisnal We '. should be -ing students toddy •i s theAw'SHpaneducationa*»....„._. ••._ j.^iuTt=], --evenlnE: Bhe ste'pped-intpher car anda:i ver'and ask him what kind of an FBI agent Bill.: i^t summer when ftis daughtet/Patxlcla'was' mbus to; move system^-tttots inadequaciesjo -Cahltfcwan.V •••.;••• :.,.•:—„,, --• ._•' - seriously injured in-ah-autompWi^clfliiiU_ -school: wiff-become-i a worthyihtttrexpei , .Cahill come* across inhls campalgnLappear---TTie'tlme^^-'BpentiWitfi his daughteBpMlietcsbn- . ,0 y"e r_j_^ancl, make room -JT^^^co^^iej^.i.seierttj^tudents orp. -o-Hpeg-flBra-fogcefunBBgBiffirrHftlHParticularlv- pfeaamaffinni behinbehindd s^edule-^igl.sclTeaulei»lt^h hthree cam&aign tr^ti5agjir»rowjs iher-oes,. ^R^IhrtrfflHighhfeHodl-Hav &ftppl'iifave fdunaef&gflSal aarnf orgym0 - v ™ . ^^ffihceresiH^cting.ca^tr^wnm.teH.^effectivo^ ; twVrpf<^l({<«f timei; -' ; ^: ^G"g-r3tudent AlUance.'for^ood ^ gB^7ecaKniahg &at cats can.be — win-controLof the last majo»nbrtherhl -—— -g^quit-ed •a-group-ofrbaoks-prlnted^^l^—^icted-Mnericgis ^Padflc-jimK^n^jnd-^jggiiow^jhe- F^oTjnrBo^fiirofTtarnTien^'ors^ =^ large-type^hwtoclude^&betterknownworks.^.^thbrs as ^ ^ others concerned • ' ' riboth*flctlon.andjion-flction, such^hprsas ^^^^^SiOAtimtU-Ji somber, deeply';, ^pn.-; - local group -of pa their own. Last week, MeynercHBrclzedC^iTidChiU -^nd Cjimn-nln^^-^------.--^, onTCro^-^lPorted these ambitions. .JV somber, deeply-^atlon.-:_.- .; :: , ..v . .;, -.conlBfitfiiLby^MaTOr : nnMaurleT, Hlltuu, BtelhbeekrStevensonrCco^t^. hHn ^ bf-^ pactacpe6ples who have •,;.;• Ifis aboi about drug abuse, - aoEhls •lavrfirm's representation" of the New askea^To^egme^hBTe. J^^^^rfy-" l^metoplacff^ J Tprw^^ 1 18 111671188 IMS abouttime.-that theadults-otSpcingfield - -D_el Vecchlo. \»ho_r,equeBl^m - larsev Licensed Beverage AsSOclBtfcn~ln-ltB . posgiBnity-tharPresident-Nixon-mie" iilJie added from ameto^—^" "" — -,-.-^^.-burdensTonnaperia- -SE-WWIS- l design; ,..ttkenttrtmprwethe^were informed'abouf.Dayton:'and measures" resources of.the, Union-County MarcpticsAa attempt to block the_establishm'entof.apostex— campaign-appeatancein' meGardenSt jM-PR aonea iron."' SEVWNG ' ' ; ^ v ~^h :.Visory^Commlssion_at the disposal of ACERT. : ' • "Creative_Stltch.es,'i by Edith, John. This.-, children arereceiving.^:" & Cmlssionat the disp -changeJLciuor store at F6rt Dlx. CahlU replied half-otCohllli who has been one of hlsl ,- Jwok flTls the-neiaifor^new^sfi^es.torlnterr^ •..->•: NAKIE WITHHELD BY REQUEST ^uavl'si^cthjB^fipjamlssLpj3_M^|pJ«'ation of r •The Super Sples,' bv[Andrew TuUy^y^-^^^awingsjeTnongtrate in detaiUoW, _ uiw _„.„ J state L. •Students and their ^e%tW^ic^^^^mx^aAo^eve_ reqtfeWof^fprmer.Attorne^w-.- -—--.j-.- BDionage-and reveals_feginsjde;§|grjrpf spy " .jJia^oiaen-Panrt,""' tiy Mtivttii le^s.!—gn-WedneBday^Instead^they-wllLpartl i^k^^L^^^^^^enS^^^ fiSaons^oWp^efful^^^ecretr^^?^^^^ - fte nationwideJUetnammorator um. L?Jr.i,«.n Al A fiscinattne-. readable.book. _^.t,o,L™ ih.-rimn nf ,?henloneers whoused •• HTHF films, discussions, dramatizations • Del Vecchio further requested-that-1— ii, noting that'ho fee was Involved, Cnhill ex ^y-.i^^men and Vietnam vetaranafUre-• ••jt".S.J"r.»¥--•••"• TT.T:~^I Toxpnyer* Aitoclojlonj 21 COUNTIES RAISErSiJv EXPENDITURES 10 PERCENtw -,—x,_ :.r^^regate*~^nding^"New33ertoy^ ie discovery^of^reaUcrin^als^bilspMse^_: 5 7^Ro^J^ otherwise,.: and I:am compeueavto^ir-u^ lc n LI represented auJnctfed nd -tiumor-¥mT5in^lCTr^st^aced---weUa ^.w.undFclked,war^nejiednotbeafflllated ; °™6e?d^ght by wriSng^BSte^^^ nt^oveircpuntjMt irfee^orFj^ . "yl/oUlQ De-Dott"»r~sif"'1— ' •" q^K"^ T -,,•——.- Q^—^jgy sly-$412-mlllion3 ^[''Th^^BrngJ^^^^c^by-Lee^^^!^^^ > IJULLLLL iluLlLEuniml^]i in >" iHnfilTivrTnnn-hY TuufTiiMr- ; i~~" : " -••'-•—'=^—7 --- -• "•'jili^riTia anr-^t-n»'^n-Trt''' '''_^QherCommlplon asi5Heitajia£eja!SnsJ^rt^^^ . to=wplte^8imllgr3ietters aiia= : makake similar phonpo e candidate hns not attended any of them. hlghwajrprogramsm^nuy pu^ww. . . ' •':. . ' ^ dude' financing .both from r«iu?rent «u Third,Tsnone your clergymen. • I trust that the people of Springfield will _.e.---.-•:-v...yT- *-•-*-—•-•-*-—. w ' aDbropriatlonailJSbrTaaons'^iidborroweds and borrowed WndsB'Si V courage their congregations to support the agree with the position of Mayor- Del Vecchio HIS CAMPAIGN HAS been built around the P?U W w Twtw toseW cfiiMties ^^iprotePtP any way •^d-mysclfJliat_flmJ!rus^^e:pro^Js^ thesis that: 16 years of Democratic control, • *, increased dutlayn in 1968'.v Great too grave to become-a part of anyone Bpolttb- elght-of -them—undec_Meyner, have tailed to- nercentaoe' increase was a 56 percent rise if possible, attend the moratorium . caT campaign, and that the Democratic solve-New Jeraey^s problems. Theretore>oniy~-.'Morr^s--^aygegt -deeHBg-^aB^atiout-2-£ obBervance. 0^0 campus near your home --•• — cease trylng'to find a campaign . anew admlnjs.tr ation. headed by him dould hope percent. In Somerset. Counties which: sfoiil B.2URAV— , " Thema^.^ -capltfll^mbrovement " f '••—F-ollo.wing-giJaduauon-tconyu;amaen-(=amouo—^ • to New lerpev's problems" lfl 57:year^pldj^^jjajygjg^ cPunty-by^eounty^iaBiirotarprBparetg t - ™.^uirui!iwi! • . High;School, he, crossed'the Delaware to study- the New Jef sey Taxpayers Association sho- —mmrrinrd^ftiMiBirtbookB-andntherinstruCtional. ; iEYK -ANeT-HER.MCa^SJE&^__ ^^ tt-VStu—Jo u»^v,.«»uJioWlV^ajLtetil_experidlturesJ •"" " . FlFTEEN-YEAftS^AGO- h fii v ...... _„-!» receiving his $27,385,812 last year an1ll2p2"2n(3irBrI^ • materials should include "comprehensive ana~ AB^L V. DEL VECCHIP takes up his post 227Lelak «ve. UU(1U6 r I satisfactory treatment to the- contribution and_ inlpiSd?Thlf^a n^^ degree in 1933&«!*&&&, Cahill launched a dual career an Increase of 14 percent fpr,. the, ( as' the new postmaster for Springfield.. .The blocS theTview on what should have been as a day-Umo-teacher in-tiie Cam'den public life of various minority groups in our society" old St.-JamesXatholic,Cimrch_becomesjto_ POSTAL REFORMS perlodrv-;-- L; hd.d ^ ^aitupgri : ?eTldeVTtial zoning, dnS. -\Springfield and Hill- schools and a night-time" student at Rutgers l llllllllli new home of tlie Crestmone Sayings and Loan 1 have been reading the propaganda being South Jersey Law School. He. earned his law $87,8 7^14Tlastirear and$87,O«,785 Ini967, after' some remodeling. . .THE REV. FRANK put out by'those who want to abplish the Post "'l^Sr how many office filings arfe now degree In 1937 and embarked on the now- an Increase of nine tenths of one Pe«aV. D. DENNIS, pastor of Rahway .Trinity Method- Office Department and replace it with some going To be built in "residential" SprtagfielcL The tabulations were prepared for inciumpn famotfs 30-week career with the'TBI.During !tal HI ist Church, begins an evangelical' crusade in kind of a corporation. However, I have not I wonder how sincere are-those that, say this period he was stationed in Washington^ TrT*e-19A9TdilRin-o1^FinanWf *> «" Springfield.. .Registered voters intheSpring- come .across any reasons why the same p'ostal i wonu ... .^^j-^gp-the-.-character-ot tittle Rock and St. Louis. hle,then returned to of, New Jersey Local Government-,. -fleld-dlsttSctcomes-to the new total of 5,279^.4- reforms recommended **» »«™"» teia rea»denUal and then proceed to ^^tm u° ^ tS!f. PpVBtB*Pra Cl}oe oQaw. annually by NJTA^to^presentcomparableUe> yntwrtv adiOlnlnK the Sve^aninriyv outlandish reasons why thethy sjioulj d 1 1 squeeT^h^.rlsebulldlngs.lnevery empty ., Cahillbegan his pllmb up thepoUUcal ladder- ^ta for each oJ New Jersey "'•"''"MeB.mLn by serving as city prosecutor In Camden,Sub- ijahttes and school 'districts : r ••• ^,%(»rd.dlscuBses.:ppsBllbllty...that lot^ ~ ' ^ -seo4^ttyr1ie-spi^thiMe4r.etiMLAaJlMt^sslsi- • • • . - (HR4 A ^ 'f' 40 YEARS AGO>. i and modernize ^tSSSeSthe- facilities .and 8(111 keeS p -Maybe° ,,...£r, a„ watchdo.uS^hSncgr committeee .o_onn zoninzoning-Ig T also was a: specialdeputy attomey gend^s- • ' d B "Comim^teBTirtmtB-a-ifequaaudHt ur . -in'tne--nBnfin.M.tiin ftme»jc»n.; [tf)rtnft^Atil<^.[ -- -.:. ,^,... :v.... >;... .,•.. 'signed t<> the Bergen County gambling trials. :• "L.i .u^-.n..."n«l^rT» >nw"—"—BetSi-anyone?^-.— - _L_ ' . - . —-p—^Ctahtiiinr.yv^ n n.^'^ »hff fltfte 'assembly ' ^S^S5Maffil5»., ^SnallyifeeLthe^TMcVs;- n... n«i.« .„; fa,r„ Bets,anyon t___,.. .-_. _ -^.-^jjy, ,„. J fram 1951-tough 19.55. He concentrated on hlsl Sf the crowded conditions on court night in ioQo lnimportan,portantt t^o thwe~ economic ,. socia——l ..an—d • V7 purra.- ,—. .- fing'bnlHrDemocratlc* -l_---ri---fr-r.K^.«.i_.«. cpngres'sman.fpom.-the,/.MB_arfaAon,fpnm,.fhB. - , ^FLORENCE.^AUDINEER SCHQ.Q °,..Tr^vi-..-««.^o . ..PiihUc Service coor- ~u*t*nV»MUitrii.at the American neople e >)r poUtical welfare of the American people ever Jiuap Pirst District. He^onhlsbldforcorigresslonal Monday, Oct.'13^tttcetbaqon (orchee ti>.hA-tnkgn.nut-of-bur_handfl. __•: '__ _ . ;,.j, X8eAt^Ol58itind'reipBated. in the I960, '62, lettuce and tomato sandwich^ fruit, mtlk, AND EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT ia truribi>uj.L unday, tiiis week, at the 9:30 and ia ^he moviesgreatest succesSrhasteen ^ices-of-dSvine worship. H&has- bis tdplc as "Putting Your Eaith to... wlti,educatioljallydlsadvantagedstudentsinthe ^i'bti what a; man-believes to church." ;' ti^ginthe two services-will " GtlseVDwid'Browf and ^SOTlttChapel & Joseph- Barnett and ~ .' > urui urn ^Ifdivlne IHt-NHIOHIlt-lNSIIIUUS-OFJEHlllb •IIHS1I UI1IUM HEART .; Fastest 3^irityhavetheoppornifflQ^exp.res_ U.- Vats —r-:^ :; . ^rrEiriariuelSchwltS-wlll cpnducfthei9{30 aim. thousands-of-miles.of. blood. JIEG^SSo EACH' THHOUOH S», ' iwflorttian worship seOTlce»t^:sermon.wiU"be- vessels? What works 100,000 OCT. II, I BBS ChaiCh n rgeftflafea-"The Saylour of Souls," based-brt times a: day, and rests less than_;(Lsecond between each- FURNACE ~™>-^mil&ch-ScHooi--meets at 9:30 a.m. with the job?.. . ' • ^71 TOOLSEL, i"mireery^through_aixth grade in the Wesley . .The:answer.Js your heart. FILTERS _ Include8=mechanlca_| ^riflti the seventh and eighth"grades on the• Increase your understanding and philllps _ereW7-^ Owens Corning drivers, hatnmeh 6 • w-thtra. poor .prtne uiuw «.u.^^, _.______o£ what- you '•".'.' Youth'in the Mundy. Room._A_churcK nursery -abo.ut-thls-_Ulvingpump.."Thls ___:larJhAV>'at^^>-i'ftr-flle-eonver4ence-of-pare'nts::: -tn-fhp~nffW'n^ ftf n~g»r)>>fi^if—— r^ in a caser. ^ .^r-____ /ice. At 10:30, members aB_- •four columns devoted to heart. ., Ujvitedto enjbycoftee, buns:and: terihis," preferred pronouncla-__4; tions, and definitions.——J—»_—I I -about fats. ^"^BEiarsiiU—t^ ;' a ANTICOAGULANT -.-. (an'te-ko-ag'u-lant) OCEDAR , JPONGEMOP When. RiveR n lin IER ^cases of- a': blood--.vessel ,. Lightweight, will fountain Ave.& Route 221 plugged up by a clot, ft tends DETERGENT K^gjy not mar wall, or •"to: prevent neW- dbts'-frbms "OJP^ "furniture. forming, or the existing clots from enlarging, but does not -nE0.49e — I We flesiirve the right to Llrril* Quonll»le»_^ dissolve ah existing clot. • • ^ARTERIOSqLEROSIS' ; s~.- i 11QIUARTPAII- (arite're^Or skle-ro's = i Commonly. called_h.ardenlng< p= =Pln_tic-tnsil"wlth~ ' ;. metal-handle. WfeSi of the -arteries;' This .is a WlNplX=Tlt r generic term wnich Includes EXTRA-OITVL_ =aOTOx^AMM«LCi!t__z--?7j J -. a variety, of condltions-whicli—I MORE LOW PRICED cause-.the-artery'walls:t- *" DEODORANT i ' - Nedn-wt-w-. v .III LAUNDRY SPECIALS A kind of arteriosclerosis • ^OBASgET u Plastic busKel -flflfi] ; inner layer of the. If- size In-choice ;.••• *«•»:! aXTCrj WCLMiff-• '»**l^..,jr—r~. TSfmolorsT—•: JERGEN .and~lrregular.:by.-depb'sltsj)f_ a fattyL substance, These ,de- BLADES \. posits (called . atheromata) LlMIt -prnjBct-above the surface__pf. the inner layer of the artery^ d thus' decrease thedia^ XTeflon treatod^ovcr, pn \ • thick pad—_ metett 6fttt6"lnternafchannel""" ; of the vessel. .... -•______. YOU'LL BE GOBLIN' It, ' 'il|i £^BI6od-preasumjyhenthe_ heart _. Tmuscle—jg—relaxed- between .... of 61 ^_beats (diastoie). Blood :pres-_^ I sure is generally expressedtoy _J | Acadeihy arid will serve as a regimental corns- the first representingvffieT n^c SStema^-'it^is^cg^^^ TDfFBOYjfBUCIQ FLAMEPROOF,— AJjfilB'rlng In your outmodfed jewelry ond we wilt such as corn oil or safflower' r NELL VENTIUTEO /' SNEElfH' SEASOK 1 | Sy~Now.In two handlbTlorigths, ""• i ijL- £U Hbn)l1'.>eitima*6» on freth, now '^one'of-o*' oil. A dlerwlth a high poly"- f W- Choose one to fit your hand. ilnid' )piflc«i doiigned for you alone*. unsaturated fat content tends 7 '•• In case with blades. 109 to.lowar the ampuntof choles- • MASKS J5IUACK Jewelers —terol-lii-che-bloodi-These-fats- BROS. .are sometimes substituted for lRi'';74 WUWMin « • •' Men's Club plans ™T pray-in*sbeginning-at^7-a»m., 'until the con- Sharey Shalom of SpriUgfield-has Temple clusion at 7 p.m. Rabbi Dresner has:been a vo^^ulSrtan&cipattlnWe^sday's -v-leadar-4n_the_struggle° against the Vietnam ' iampion's_aaam Th: e Men's CMToi . ~Y°.IPvd tI" .s 1S& > Hnmr-Ta-nadonwioV!a?roteBt: I '• ~ • „ v _ • ^{""—'— ine -Men'ld s ilt^iul uhl udr ^omu^v uvM. ...-.—,.._ n n "^"War-ever since the commitment of American :•' -Ch(pmtoA.,ItAurencellef 12-yeaiw>ld daugh- Springfield, will hold a men's fashion shp_w_ combat troops in.March, 1965. i. . : .::•'>. ter^;** Mriand Mrs. RobertG. Laurehcelle and dance on Saturday, Nov. 8, at 9 p.m. in -. '''He is the former chairman of_N,3,Clergy '.-;i •• of ^111 Redwood rd,, Springfield, has been tne temple's socialhall. troops from" Vietnam.. - » « •and Laymen ConcernedAjtjout Vietnam, and was " ; named-one of the six finalists in the Junior The latest in meri*rfur-fashlon& 'will be • • A temple spokesman declared: mfaa. dKlmoTr^f^fe^^ialrgjngnr^Wftrid—rnodeled-by-megaberfl_of_the club and fiuv_ "Students and lacuity menujc» u.i ^^ ^-msmiBr of nn unsuccessful peace mission-'<^-" Stylemaker -»»*•»» «»»« fWirn^m^93:()00^~^hed:by7Martin-Easifflanrttd^of Millbutn.- of campuses across-Amerlca will be-leayirig to Southeast AsiIs-tha ien newl they StBiuub electedt presldetof l966i—"Jtia - - JL theli? classes for that day to ring door MBltH^abbt-Dresnag-ls-the-neaidVrican Jewis-h electe Congressd president, which•••-'" ;. entrants, i " "" '" theli• ?—.. classe. ..j.ts. fou._ir tna» f.iuur aaiy r.iHsento i^s ""«abou» t«-- the- of the state Am • • ...ui^w.n, cowete In "and tatt with their fellow citizens about the -with the national AJC. te_supporting ;!«- • SdoS^Sf wSnan, Religious institutions rd^rgvmen, businessmen, wtters.yg- ..|nR. a0rlum is being aiVweU as cash-prizes. Miss LaurencellB's Stua "WinenDerg f^* ?^ Greenfelt,—. I ^priie-winnlnp^klnkw«dwoorslclrt,andabUck,J)rowg ensemble consists of f^^^-^S^^^^^S^^Mmn 376-448^jerry bnuunan, , ... or the, ' p^wlilteJhQundstobdi-checked vest that re- temple office.. L "•yc&es tomatch'th e skirt.' ', ' * " '-' . . - ; */ lairman i. 0 • —WWdnH-therFamya^^ofthe-synag^ RCHEs .Mrs. Woodruff X --j-^ has -been reappolnted-Chalr- man ofUe 1969 YMCA Woffl ' :i Servlde-roll-call-launchedtiiis .: -."Rabbirtorael-ST'Drssner, sp -•-•' of the .Congregation, will be on DENis- month' by the Summit Area Y • — ito help" develop and strengthen — _nappy^jwiui_the world. You "YMCAsoverseasV-^-; -—---— cannot-iise your full talents OW^USINE • - This is the BOaryeairof'ttie ; and energy .wlthout^properap^ ARI ". i I^JWorld Servlce^progtam which; plication- of some serious at- I -pS-hvides direct-assistance to^- '— -••«•<• in oVirirf.-learn vour live PLANNING - — T"TrMCA-B-ln other-parta-of-the— j.jorjg'nal-DESlGNS -^ - world.. The Y is ttainihgBBve-^- I- l.^il-j^.itjiir'v.riiiiniigthemlnds -. ../M .. _ ,...,..;.. done^-your-best —-4-quality MATERIAL '•*-. A . teachlr —— to - true tjRAPTS the basic needs of _ WngsHgbtand.bymar ngnt lor muuy »""™M and slum areas; ariayiu.*.-^ well in^our.-book of ibout what went wrong .. +.complete INSTALLATION- . tools foFSQteracyjpragrams" + co PICJHG -and vocational tralninB other- ^wise unavailable in more than i7 wrong, . 39"developlpg countries. '""" rself on -~ —- 1 - -w-fatthful-SERVLCEz '-•- Mrs. "English Btated'that room -when It s me to1. - ..-;^r- I VLnave—«. haye ^——AlFit. ..-e!V- --^thon WOT JM^^K^^ J; -Jttl8..yeaJiia ..yearr ' $"4;00»tiuuv.v»muv-o—oQ wl U besough—t stand e entire SATlSFACiipN. > your news should be in bur off- student L«on« Avoildtl* • ; g fromSummit ArearY members Scout nctivltv.' ••.——~—- •-_ ' ; •_ ' ' (Phnto bv E.G. Cardinal) 1J : ^and-Mends-to-help_meeJUthe "^" ^—ice^Bv^nbpn-on^Frraoy^— «^.BB —^ . - .... • II- H~total :World_Service goal .of I more than $3 million, Mem- I—berSroi-Mrs. • English's com- mittee are: WilliaftTNkBer- l-a. dtoberjJ^Geeer,'"'--"''" HfllTiRttD ITKSBSrTR; 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE T^B Anthony JJRatlcheck, Edmund.. i^tATE HIGHWAY 10 • WHIPPANY, il. J. gg&&%xft&^ thf" H2S cr SOjl-2000 ford.WUeyr Exlermlnolor In WITH IMAGINATION MODERNIZATION W and program vSH be Introduced with a •: ^h^discu Ice William 0.. DoTiglasMf ^'s^rep^^rmng-the-pra-ye---'' I?™a^**M Austin America. Jssex Oafn*Y Another Red 11 He is a- ^Newark- .-•F71SSSi^iit^he:-YM^IHA-«^*(i^ ex County,: 7bt) NorthfEW—fol -1 boara orffusfeeTOftheJewi ' 'RoadttestMagazina \ , .; !., WestOrange^s-.u1(iJ— '•" • News ahirairectoirottlia Je .••• ave., yvcoi.,u»,»"6i||r •—-.4. - —.. . .^ -federatiodi n ;qff ; TTempm E wayTwltii programsscSheduled.: lectu^ Tuesday nights dt8:l&throjgghT ' : slty '•' ] Y for ; ;r "-\:^mm3s^^£^: - - ^ft kabbii mar^tKr -Jan..6. - .; Il rmea ' -•"-•*-••)_ serieriess taJLThe ' ^S^.^^ ff° - former Dr.^ Toby; SUverman ..'Shalom.— •" .• - ••-- Uar««»»i.nklo I..cln». T Dresner has. been the^llrs tay •c^rBBT^Arnaave^iJew-yxufer^^when.he began . Tallimassee reactun^-mo .u«. r he Was-Ciraduate^Aav d from-Yeshl- • cialm coTirrwttjjr^n-iniportant^4-j|_ . .-unldiic jiydioiaitie •vatJEitZ Hayim,'-The Hebrew ; resultant •"decision.-\Subse-_ 0 .« ~— n»-_i, » „„„ mmntlv. .'heySsc'atne the most. r '. ,.v,.m j, /.^ft Hi SSBSFM BSBB IBSSBBSSr £' •m .i ". ^-"T*™ • ••9 HggK w*^;?-^^;.^., -; .;\>paS| NATIONALBANK places are closed, CONVLiNlENT I,OCATIO|MS Moil. & rri.Evts.63 iilflN Of nee WB&\kWINW>WS HOUUSI Daily_J,30 P,M.4o 6:30 P%J:. 5T0WE STREET DRIVE-IN HOURS,, Mon. & Fri—8 A.M. lot P.M: • i hBfM: to 630 PM:' • Who's^ up at midnight? Lots of people. Aticr ajir wi •yS\2 here, it's only 9 o'clock on the West Coast. ^ r SQ if you're a night ^whynotjabadvantagof . v ^ . «"our^ecial midnight sale and wake a call tonight? •7 SPRINGEIEbD (N..J.) LJEAP&R-Thursday, October 9j-l xenter qnhpunces plans travelogue _V_L _^^_t ^"^k —#ak Iv—fc —P^ML ft I —^ _F*^ ^ *.'#"- « " ... J —QpeFl-PlOU 56 Jce gkatlng i-sixuctlon will be.offered at thp_ nZabeth fOrmer County Outdoor Education Center"— Union County PaVk Commission's Warlnanco_ . ^J:^li!^^JJ'mej^erj of^Ice;Capade.c' -- - film,•'tShKJte-me-erWest, wilU*h_hDwn at the Wo" an colorCount, ysoun Pardk >n house "atTthe Deserted Village .. Park Ice Skating Center this season. Instruc- Grou^^caonwmbeaya^bleat$lZj5O^ cession's TJ-tteUte Nature and Science. Robert J. Lemper-and -Vincent Spins" are* ln; Berkeley Heights from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, ~tlon wiU ,be available ?or novice and figure serving as general vice-chairmen of jjjie United SI- "'/ . , .p_ Fund of Eastern Union County pampalgn tO"^ Oct. 19. In case of rain/the openhouse will be skatersj-adults and children beglnning.Satu.-- ue,-,takes :h'eld»N0;V.-_T:—: ——•—— : ' -.-•• day. Nov."i. "••.*",'•'. " raise $770,000._ —•-•. _ Ar,tl6ur j. Ryan, director of the outdoor edu- ^ The instructors at the center Jndude Janet. ?! UII I iii 'I, „ «!!? «!! AvLwaTfa vc • states with stops at the RockylvfountaCvGrahy i : klatch" session will be held on Wednesdays,. -^ ^jj' ,. • Olympic". *vC^r* , serving- Clark, Elizabeth, cation.Staff .said talks and'demonstratiohswlU ———; ^ ^— _ ~-— Glacle ( an d at 10:3CLa;m.,__beglnriing Nov. 5. Also for Crater National ParkB,-— " Roselle and OloselleJ'ark. . . be glvep by specialists in ecology, field math, wonum, who have advanced to tlie intermediate T t Leeper is employee and community relat-bnS- ornithology, -oriehteeving and compass, pond figure" -Eating group, a program will be held , Also on Sunday, at3p.m.andagainal>4 p.m., 15 ...... *_.. -,,....::-,v - •—•--^^f;survivai Donald W. Mayer^-dlrector of. Tralislde,_asr manager for the BurryBiscuitDivlslon.Qua^er ^ ' • tecjjnigues •as"well_as by the Deserted Village on Tuesday-mornings, beginning Nov. 18. _ Oats_Gori_wlth which he has~b.en associatiB^- r -.Boys and | sisted by" Elmer VanGlldePr-will-present: "a : brbe Hrirf' "<\ Pl" i rt since 19*7. -. ". ^_- ' ™J; visitors' will be able-to-oBserve " -' ~""Hierj.sj_4_nder. in the'sustainlnginembershlp111^ s-of involving pupils in studies of their. drive ofUnlon CouncllrBoy Scouts; adlrjsctor^® • natiiiiiienvlrpnraent and. the significance otits \the YMCATfTEiraiBBthreducatlon' chairman1-*?; ' for the future existence of all rial- Management: Club; and memb'er'oriiti^Board of Deacons, former vie • .'_•• i_ .!«,»«„ *n-i.«.«f -«~,_ -f Local pharmacists are observing National-. -. chairman, of^SKestmlhster.':- PresbyteStlii Gliucclt-laBerkeley ff-tyhts. . ... :AisS-.vic-=phnlaniui,of tKe-iliEuni d la MW beautiful blrs^wgjaS- . receive a ticket fforo hunlr at riniv-fiVfi tter ^P1"" "-Slbeeii actlvs in-.camp; ndjrmapy- varieties-pause on thefc southward escape^to^lowhere.•^Theobse^a|seJs_sp_oILr;.'-. -The fee will be $1 "" ' number of. years and is vice-presld ul UB r _niigrati'on. ^ ^ • " _.• . ', sored each; year by the American Pharma- ' ""»-«'- *-«. United Commltiiit' Services, which conducts : "Jfo, intersperslbn 'of spruces, pines and . ceutical Association. • • -. -•"• ' - :< He is secretary!1 of -. 1^0081-446,^.(36216^80 Heipjocjcs-.with.many- varieties of deciduous Ten thousand" drug profile tesnTheets-will r; tJja, tjie. Watching Reservations-provides be distributed by Union County •pharmacists;7 T, tact die recreation _ u, IndustriarvVonkGr&JUniorijattneGeheralAniL' " stdWffii ' conte-st.iTf^autumtt ofnjut n "beautybeuty far" for ththee ResTdentS-have beten urged to stop in and take—County Park. Commission. open to the public^ each .weekday,' except ~5~ Film Corp. in -trfn-euiMiflving preyiou — —eye served ds' president and vice-president, —eye-'to "see and the camera to'treasure."-' this test, . - ,-• . "'* '' . • ' ~ —.•*'' •: . ., -livesin-ftoselle. -' . • . '••' —National Pffirm^rWeekLwilLalsptnffoducr -an expanded spealcers bureau fpr.the Union OOCieTV is Invited to •visit the^HtureG^nter, The Section on Dermatology of the Academy - vets to meet Gounw~PhaianaceuticaLSodety._The..following- tolir ^: Umhoosands:— gf Medic nei of NewJersey-and.the-Nete members comprise mebureau:MarkCutihello- "~of--Ind6or-exhlb'ita^and-•participata^ e In the Itonnatologlcagl l Society...wlUiwU-y. a n«5e g;t±_z 'f'-UR^A{giif1idMlchel ~^——- fKteih GeneraGll - HoBPttal.jHttl m .Tuesday jft.:'- ane^-i____-_-s_a__ntegs33S5^B___, Unlo ^ ; ^Ehe_guest_ipfiaker- will be_ Dr. MorHs !ornu Easter Seal Saciety for 'Crlppled'CEl- _. A CyW_rrtO«*ll irf C f ft I ir C«a lf' •:• and cha&jnan^of-tlie-Dej-.^h&flD - ; - - , , ,„ „ 3- -Jrsi—WaltSr Cramsle—has been ; Robert Zweimati on „„ , ,__ _._.... dreri-and Adults "of"Union County^wUl-open a J ! ^John=-Manhardt of Plainfield}-Kred Sekley of .'; diagnbsHc clinic"for speechTand"fiearihg'dls-^ L^Tc4 ¥' ?f?^gy/fthe Postgw-uater- Tmnour ..pin foc;volunteer work atMemorlal^ artd-B-nJaminJEllenport of gli-ateth.. rr abiabilitiefltJess ^thi s month. The clinic will haDperadhenperated.. . Medical School, University of .Pennsylvania,- . "GeriEral HosDitanDnlori^-- -'•' ~^ '' wfio-wiU' discuss "Skin. Manifestatlpnc ...of™ u{hd b Slwil's Included:' Mi'W JRoostJn^Newark a ^precedi^g^ie- H^oOOTIib^srMf^rJblmrMcpowoUi-MbrLilU.ej evening's program>. _:.;1 Bailey-and Mrs. Harriet Grd, 500 hour.Sf-Mrsii^ County £aster-Se"al heaaquarters-at 300 E. Frank jaeger of Wayne, a memb9r_of_the V '. • • - - ' -:-- -•" ^Thomas Kelly and.Mrsi^George Ja.ckSQn^2Cte —r—-~-TCttttst^=Plainfieid.-PrP5fttst^PlainfieldPr i Gens willse^ptttientsHormewillse^patients^ Hormett Corporation in Dover, and xoursxourae •'•• from"9 a.m. unlil-noQftrontheaecondandjfourth- -jlns'&uctbr,- de'sc-ibes=the course as a basic_ Pingry-a/omni. f^Trtiif -.; r^^^^^^^"^^ synfhefic why Wednesdays of each month. • ;' —< approach : to the Btudy of metallurgyfeAimed • •-, -•_ " . _^, .— ~ -_l_-?rhe-liospital-'S-Vfthjnteer Guild will purchase; ~""^Appointment_~may .be made by writing-or— at. the non-technically trained person in the Robert C»JlftU,JtogQr£Ms_-.ott9M7pp_a tli0 pediateic-wing_o_-thej( calling the headquarters in PlaintieTdTPaaents fleldrinstnictlon will include, somadiemlstry,- dent of ffie~Piiigry._Alumni1 Association, has hospital. A^runimage sale will be:held-Oct 2?; need not-be-county-resWenr.:_n-fees will be-' . physics- and metallurgy^e.sal-. Classes will announced thatrth-TCirgani-atlotfs ajt-iualdlnnerj^^.f rnm^O-sn-n^wir^fnT-jqfivit^ny. the "Veterans of* e^n-^^Fo'r.elCT-War-s^blUldln'g^Kirkman place m abeth. Htgh street; Unlbnr-^T-j—-^------• JhlMn^physlcalcHeinisay-and- t held at-b'tonight in theaudt-^ HUyBi._ .UUMtrom-.mc.mu.vo..n.y.> tne it - . . . , .',.* .toriumof the Union County-, of Pittsburgh-in" 1959 andsbon •- •• .'TBffjfh' TPark Commission's TraUslde ,„ after Jbtaed the staff of the BeU.: • " . AUD Sd Centerta Nature and ^^ ^^^bU^r^mS^ -^=THe physical- andjisycho- ' =-r^^Etomng^ ORNING The speaker ,Will be.Dr. involved in :*«v-^owta!Er?of-^W0^^^9 -mlll.f0-jJ ^^ Nissairof-theBeUTelephone ,,ggy.stalg- for; use ijnlasers i ffieatGomes tqiri&lin'rdiowinil; . . . •.-—lescent: s and- young-adults,- Labo.atories.jDrLbiDr . NassaN u wililll ^—He bas been an ardent rock-' - from acne""to drug-taking;'are •' -dlBcuSETtherorigin-and-history hoiincTior years. He has antlR—r-diflcussed-in-a-speeialr-isaje^ "~~^— •- ofTarticlesin;.•'."' of the, •—>--- _----^-=-^- the many.other facts^abOutthls^jyg fleld-of-crystaUhemistry --"World Health'." IUSDA ( IUSDA \ PAPERS «v.*_-_^-,j gem stone. The .g- ^eli as in mineralogy. His ' pQlntn.g oll,ti CHOICE CHOICE ^.^"'•^ artlcles-ln the fields miner,:; - ^n^lSve^n6t given Z_ MAGAZINES and BOOKS as coloiLSiides.,_: _—rr-nio^valogy.. .fliEMa«-_--^-.--iu--,.^ - - Dr ii. 'N"aBB-iU-wa_--bonr.-nr:' araaelnthel-apidgryjourna71 66 l special- healfli problems -of AustriaA i"r and. attended under- g ? "^"? "W when and .;.. ^s^aa-ygftrg-ntrls, '1W,World- re_DidlOut;, Rocks _nd~ uccpunt SMOKE SHOf^ Well Trimmed ^.^-~^.^,, „. „ . wj- ••- • u ,-._,'and'a'recen- , ,,-t-—-—wMt-yo-Hg'peopleinBjaU^ltea'r.':"'t " 97oil8XiiYVESANf AVE. istry 'and physics fronrT'tliie" ;'-niree-part article;,bn,.v-..The ^ ; States^IndiafHollaridandelse-.'.'. Choice Choice University of Bristol in'1'948. -W8-',fSVii' •?*?• ^^S^^P^^^F^f*yfr_!!9.- sSy<-*?£J^?1^*:: >v Steer Beef I Steer Beef 1 i i i .nn^:l^t-ftB^thfltyeflr,aamgtothft--^ {°jfajjji ^ ^J .'.''; •t!f^ ^^—f:--fiitUirm'=~f^-~- 7'""".,, " ."' , ,, , fuBOA ( -Porterhouse rinvorlul (cHOicf) Bottom Round •Ronzoni S|5agh<^LtJ a Wesson Oil ± -n Weeds, Crab Grass, Brown Spots, Bare Spots/Chinch Bugs. Grubs, °LProgresso-Soups 4 Tomato Sauce•-RathmorJc": Fungus, etc,etc,etc, pl / /, /• MBi-.tnaflB-.j^ POLISH rnWM A MAT (uarSHTios any lawn under "6Hf ANNUAL ' QRtfNS 3 KEEPER CARE PROGRAM to the -eontr***f =£amllyLVaHety. Values al• Psithmnrklng fHqo'i .. ", r— ollocLthaLjhoiiliLjinjLlawn_i uKoi c Clorox Bleach r --.^...... ^.l SftK'irice-offers 3t-..— damoto lor any reason LAWN A crpathmark Coffee Anonnds' 1=1^59^ ^At_*lluopauaiill5_aarniB_^l to free you from the tough jobs..: . the propor time and at no aadl> orSlorling . t Ib. 10-oi Qe Mac Intosh Spaghetti - tlonal cotLto the contract holder at a cost !ess_tha'n '^o-it-yourself". The . —as long as the contract Is main- App'.es low pricesi incl_delabor :ancfTtraterialsr tnlned Ingftod'-atatnltntr P Scott Jumbo Naokinso •r;;Ii c . And we promise resu(ts yoq can see! vv •Green Peppers ih.19 Pathmark peaishes^ u C \AWN-A"-MAOIC LAWN PRODUCTS ARE USE. EXCLUSIVE o o 11 a Delicious Apples § r ° a LAWN CONDITIONING SPECIAL iroieam Anacin Tablets -INTRODU&TORY-SPECiAL^I^: >al C D C C •—You-get 29 Pascal Celery 19 Q Sylvania,Bulbs 29 Powei^'Aeration Power Rolling, -Pathmarklng Values Irom pur Oepgftrnmts IW Power Rolling -,' Fertilization D G-oz.H ITurfmatter. Prllla) •Red Snapper Fillet w.»i.m ib. 69" Orange Juice..pjihin-rk can •• QCream Cheese -ertnizatlon 12-01.' tRlli »Grub 'PVtidf Ing cninin Op Cheese : (Forupto4000 8q.lt. Seeding • • 'Seeding"""•/ ~ • Mn e nroa. Each add'l (1 Ib. por 100&5CJ, It.) (lorupto (Ilb.perl000jiq.lt.) QRoast Beef i/4ib.59 QJiffy^Ehtrees 1000 sq.lt, $5) 400OOOsq.lt0 so. I) n . • Spot Weed Control •Apple pkg. •Swiss Cheese ^Z Z^: ..toward tho-purcbai« o( any .FAIL,.,; . SPRING ' :.,, ..ijiTE. SPRING Buy one ->Get one • ''Power-Aetatioffi•'•'* Power'Aeration. ' '•'P'ow'ei'Aeratlprt- • PoWer Aeration '• . ILj^^EQwarRpllIng , - ••.Power Rolling -. •Power Rilling- •"•••.'PQW.rRolling, • . ' Morton Freeze Dried . __, Prleci «ll«otlvf 6.ndiy, October 5th, 1989 thru Saturday, October 11,1980. Notresponsible to r typographical errors. We reserve the light tc llwltquaniillei,^ . j t • '.- •• .,._ ...... ' .-.. '.. K ' - , ".to* '..;'', ' : .. . ' v i .•••-. • .' ;. I : .••>'• -'••• .'!''.--v'. •* •.•M--.^'--'.T-' .-;. . v •: '•-'•• £ . -be^pewnllted—Jj_ ^otlBtuddetpp. Wednesday Oolv—™ —Children's "and ApHriS, 1#Q, JiMe-Strdedd^di*...,„•"-"• Institute' end HoBpltal rector of the Division of Motor V«hicles,j_ giving Vote - Studded" tires are fitted with a pifl type - "device in-"t»penliig«' molded for this purpose Ing, says NJEA, are soldiers, property owners, and interested prospective members ori-Mon-- ; , a New- Jec'sey's. pubUc_schboLt?acherB have In ]the tread •design.'.The stud, consists of a The Essex-Union Section Qf the New-Jersey. —organissitionally gone,, on record'In favor-of - taxpayers, workers bTaUWnds, heads of faro- day, 12:30p.m., at the-home otMrs^Seymour tungsten carbide jgpre bonded to aB_outer Association for Bralnrlnjured Children wiiT" giving the vote to 18,, 19, and 20-ye.ar-61ds. ilieB, and college students'~- includingmany--Jtelldnr33 RipllngBrookdr.,..ShortJHJUs. ••" Kingston 'ReBtmranf^^liTUhlon, it was aahbuncSd^r^^Biiig^br'Bhell of plastlCi-aluminum or steel, hold its opening meeting at 8:30.p.m* onTues-» . iisMdst teachers feel that.jnir' youth fully - majoring in politic^ science, studyfiglaw, and .Mrs. DanleJ:. JiL.Bpnda of/Utewood wiU 11± i^a-Americari-Mlttcal-proceS8-bv--^Dr£iaaidnBioJLgovernment service..'' — • :, speak about the hospital itiuenvet.sn this week by Richard V. Crosta!?president of the V ReporTO^i5?to-ttert!-these^tltes may cause day at TayUjr f^ark Recreation House, "* 6 i> Union Rocket's. • r-'--— . ' •-' .".-• . bme wearing of road surfaces, '---'•'-- —•"- burn. ''•. ' .,'.,'-' •• .....:' have have finished~hlgh school? ;Several resMcflona that'kept,some .cffl^ens'' ^^^othei^f-a^rmerLpjtten.^at CARIH. r S r says Lewis R. Applet^ater^llr.ectog..of,pi]hlic from voting have already.; beeo abolished,_ ' • "—: ~r~~ "Tiie; conterence" fiTcl(EJe"S'iieaihfre~fronrtJnionr relations for the^ew-JerBey-Educatibn:As- ApplegatesTiotesi Originally, onlymale/'free- - - -. . _ ',-.•>. ; Liriclen, Irvington, Roselle, idenllworrii, Cran- : 1 i s'qdation. ' " — T~* holders"^ could-...vote_r-jhose -who qwnedi.; Trilllftn~\fenicle ITIIl6S~ Jprd'fJ8JJlside,....Islin, EUzabe* and Clark, hi"Our 18-year-olds are as ready to-vote as property. But.New World faiffi in fee common "" ' »'f"*"1 •»-«•.">«-.»•-••«»»•• 1 The ainner, scheduled for 8-p.nu, will be 5OTH ANNIVERSARY! "stag" and will cost $8. . • OnSprlngfleld Ave. - our. 2Ljtgar-olds. If the minimum v*Ung ago- mtin soon caused New, Jersey to removeahe— -tJSrnigliiway trayeLini968was"dteeqUlval- j5ynains^ili"theyneeaiessly'haveto~waitthree property-qualification. Then^-amendments to' than two-million round trips to . Crosta, v/ho'Is^chairmanof the:affair, said. Our First Annlv.erflBry In Oiir . NEW SUBURBAN SHOWROOM. ;_ «•—« <•" »»•• "lassroonjrtheory into practice," the federal constitutioiTgave suffrage first to. • - th4t:gueStspeakers will include Larry Powell, : JMAJOR APPLIANCES & RANGES! , • that a person become an adult__ former male slaves-and-then to all women, director ofthe - National Junlor-Football-CoW—_| -GB' •iWESTtNGHOUSP •CALORIC..^- reed-on medieval warfare, the. Changing times--caused-these-relaxati6nB, mm>n vehicle . miles torw e _ferende,{bnd "The General.^ IT • PRIOIDAIBB » MAVTAO • "" V reportsi-The ancient. English considered and enough—changea^ltavp: nrfflwefc-among: i 1 . "The Genetfal,". fie~sai3,~ ''is'a"WeU-known~7 | DUtiwo.hert •_ Dtyeta">. Refriger.1 - experienced enough to bear the welghtoTarmor rightTo if.' paxait KCUU fl)TEni)t!fflED^ nfffir-fHrinrr speaker who is a humorist and who tw^and-half-of-the'se-go,orua^om^ogtaatMgher- :'-has spoken at-conventions, spbrtB awards' ttlBr' "If we are going-to base adulthood on the.age-i.caliy, by age iSTthey-are fuU adults. .-'•«•• '7 education;' ' *^±r~ .'• ' ' "' • I'•••_• " ' _,ne^v social. clpb^7^wO7tgn^s^wgBntaatlonsr: olbattler'-r-ApplegaM says,. "We should-usffto- I. Young people : are_better educated^today . Constant exposure to mass media arid greater—scho(Jlff^and_£(J!leges. A master . ^^BERNSTEIN^INC 270 SpYinB'l?ld-Av«i- • 1990 Springfield Av«. his teal namTis August DiPloria. and he .T;*'l»li o Wanl.. ' , TVTaudiencesJ.for^.s . .-,- ...^-GU_th»Ji Camerai UNTCENTE DIVISION OF DAYLIIM INC. ON SALE THURS. OCT 9 THRU SAT. OCT -.^^ELMER A,HOPrAJnUl, 1 PROPOSED ORDMMICE;1.''" • ^AJI-ORt>DIM»CE T6 AMEND _ - CHAPTEIl 65 OF THE-CODE— • OF THE BOROUGH OF MOUN* ; TADJSIDB. NEW-JEMEV. BY. j. - APDINO k PROVlibN PRO- • HBlTINCMrHE-BUl«mlCU5E. rtEAVES- _-:^?»r r4ft^nimmwn Of . IiEAVKS-nimTIIERVEOETABLE. . MATTER. ixdenor, M doclared kF anna a~puiuuji . hulth nulMnoo and ich lg-wrohlblU CfBN 2, • • 1 . ThJs Gtdlnuioe ehiUtalw otioot-alter UJUI p««Mgo iccordlng-to- 1 Mt "PUBLIC-NOTICE ' .- FOR TWIN - ORDINANCE :^}:m^ ^T^BIJC^W^^taMiwidveiUhaL. iit FULL BEDS -utJanUninoo^wtiltirthr following ia a copy was introduced, read and Mined, on », - ilrat roadlSg-Tjy Iho Mayor and Council : _of the BoroucholUmntauuldaatamiet!^ BLACK & DECKER fS«pUmb«r,- \ consldox' the said Ordlhanoe lot final •••••--••"•- -M* oonflQftiiiuc s&ld c — ELMER'A, HOFFABTH, -Borough Clwrk, REVERSIBLI COWrORTtRS PHOPOflED OfibW.\NCE,- '. — covered with blend KO 409-60 m...... _ RDIN*NOBTO=*MES&BEe rayon and coWori.rvElbrdl=paiterniln=^H=i=4 . TION 11B-S OF THE COOE OP THE BOROUGtt OF MO1IN- sEgojdj-pink bif~ bloei "Reverses—to d/i^—vl TA1NSIDE-1068 BY PaOHIB- rttlNa PARKINO-ATCERTAm- : ,, solid eb|or;l.i- :;: 8*=CERTABIBEai[i Filled with Duponl" Red labelDacrorv. '.i':. ~~ , NATED TOADS. • . combo, blcide. -3E rr ORDAWED to Uie •:_-,-. ^ounou~of-the-BoMugn-o(-UoUhtfli ~SECTK)IOWN 1U. —~ That -Section -liB-aWo hd Coda of the BorouiholMourttalnijlde Uii«nJer«eyl9S8jBhMbJd«lol« •'•••r' •'••••:••••••'.•-• ^-r-.-'-j.•'•••"'- ••••"•"- ••••x1-!^ __d» ortliBHBoKWBlrorMoimtaliulde; Npw-Jol-iiej -1088 la amundoa-byoddlnj "—"J"i of a vehlclo or p«rmHtlnB a jfcuvilWttLW.vHhout a. driver- RPTHrtS Ilho houra of 8:00 ATHTaivr. we«krlavg:(e»:luHm.l(iealJ "" £oUowl~ ' •''--• -- •- on tho : . __i'Ave- Our Reg. ; '- nuoatlho lino asMjatini tho ~ Borough • o( MountaJluldo and' ; tht-TmmofWoatUeld and pr»— "' oeodlntr In a northerly direction STURDY TWEED ^^jyi^i'- Etny to npplyvih )u»t-^)riute»l Waihgble. ,.Qt»a%m" ninety HunirodUialSaKBlRJleel ; to tho westerly corner of] COMTIMUOUS FILAMENT ^^liil^lH:- 'onciifaln^rojlitunt. Boy of, 6 panels decoralei up V. clal Tux Map of the Boromh ol - - . _- T Nylon Pile RUG . > eKeet .upon tlna SEE LUSTRA-TILES irMuidrE EOR A SPARimMihCERAMIC IOOI OttPlHANCE -- FABULITE SPRAY PAINT Sln'torior,! exterioKgaliiji - ?0M 15'8!i!SS.M.ilJiei*wooilSoKooi; •^rT- Mountalnalde. New Jersey, atMihlohtira»T: and place any peraonwho may be inter- -ostiw tlieroln*ill.bo.Blviin anopportunlty to be hoard oonoemtnB aaid^)rtllnanoer EbMB2l A, HOFFARTII, Borough Clerk -WIOPO3ED QnDMANCli____ . NO; 408.69 :.'- ,vj- -ri-;-- .•-'••v^,",Wr.ijtj irt r"; pRDBJAKCE^TO jAMENp • , v ClIAPTEn 118' OF THE CODE -i=.OF THE BonouanoF-MOUN-^^ HOOVER • TA1NS1DE, NEW JERSEY, BY : .-,. ADMNO PHOVIBIQNS ESTAB- IJBUlNa NO PAS8IHQ ZONES IVACUUM CLEANER — Council of the Borough o!) UnlonCounty,* \ SECTION I. tiiiiliilP .-That! i ue-so. SECTION 118-29. NO PASaTNa ZONES Na.pualng tonog ^haU bo eatabllahed YOUR CHOICE and maintained along the following do. Triple action cleanj icrlbed roads in tho following degoribed KEYSTONE YOUR CHOICE locations in the Borouihot Mountalnalde: with large throw- A. Along Mountain Avonuo from 400 fielSouthofUwrKrotly DUAL 8 POWER ZOOM VINYl or V iW t J away bag. I •rnmoKtUpoIthaoh I; more "dlrti Has brlghf -laj ' ' " i i ~"T, has bright"| Up of the ohanneliiingislond to COLOR MOVIE CAMERA BARBELL & DUNIBELL headlight so you eifitrr| - the approach of U.B/RoJto »22 ' V . ' adletarueof4Wf6»t. '.• see where you're " ' " ' ' • ' -~- *% ' " A *- > 'Wjlillftftalll Alt AttUA - ». UB Avenue , jOpr.Rejg. Low Our Reg. tow ', .4 from the, e ofdeinaircaUon cleaning. w i laparaUM the Borough of frttHheJWirnof "WtaUleld•northerly to a point -^18,95 - M IS EASY TO PLACE ©»«UCI MAC INTVM ».H.r. |V(C ^»^.ii^3^^ . Aid lor 'Ad YdlKf' ortd " ' • ' , B»aufcO»»liir \(( J L : I : i •-, ;, •• -—• •• " • '.'..'7 r''„"•"'•••;— *i. ••.•'••T-' ' ' Y*--, ,'. '. .' • „.,-.—,ir, - • • •'. ., .....-.,_•:• __.,• •• •••'•.' " '.•« >•. ! •'•' "'' " ' V..* «,-^»j.: .••,"'*• ' ' : ,. ', '\. i\ •• ••• '''•. ' - ••\f. ;1,\ ,.'v;. * . n,rt * • family olienough to operate the eMnguMer^ 7 .^—, "and^elUl your'cThUcfeyour childrenn 7 noLto^attempt-lt-notJto_attempt-it—— - . /,.• / Jji ktf yousie-^™™^™1' •--'--*-——->--- -•-.—"Piremenlast year foiirM'many young fire . _ . -—A^nWJZ'iZiA~~"tt'vo:a-iimedt tachment hooks on the window casing. - with thee exHngpextingui i victims huddled under-"Eedsor'In closets," .members of the family practice* ^•S^LKS "Teach cliUdreri something about the carboV n . ffiri e departmentHdepartment. ,ni. t i , • Don. Costa, safety director of the Allstate escape plan." • •• ••.• • ': —=— Jo.nelso'_ escape '-ff* «£f %£!£*^Ju£SmInto monoxide and other gases generate* by, spread* . and make sure sveryotte eise IS-^UC. wevei Insurance Companies; said .this week. "These "A fire In the middle of the night cair-have hiiWilno'hnllrflno: after Bomt^ ^jt,.,.,...!..,,™™. considerationplan ^Vte^Wfte™*™. rte. ing flame* These can ^-aeM^rE^m^ar—Y:^^^-^ : v ration. You; majr JHnd It worm.we ^ tf. necessary to pass near the "precious"belo at'Jersey City Statejiollege, at foe annual dirt-* |« « ••.•••••• ••••*• • • • •'•* ." Costs said that manVLof tftemore than lZilOOO : Americans who died, lastyear in fires could have been saved If they had knowti what to do brfore^nd-during-the-fire^^—.7—' ~ * * •*'? 1 'SET UP SAFETY PLANS for your famtty . » teday," Costa said. "Map - ^S^S^ta^kSw'^l^^SA -•••tori^"pZ»££a*£&& telslou ' ::•• . STUDENTS TEACHERS^ f - '$&, Walter Yo^g "of 145iDeer Path.Ia! 540 NORTH AVE., UNION boused. Do an actual walk-thrbuEh brattice When assured that. It's safe, you can try the _ A ,groupnaf-25-8tudent8 at the Georgia Institute /•Mountainside: Miss Margaret Compton-ox-616> IB "but'of the house Deslpjufte a¥ stairs, keeping as close as possible Jp^tKe of Technology Is tackling thejwoblem otadult^ chestnut_st., Mrs. AlbertTConlecyny of 613' - (NenrMerrli Ave.) ^ • ; ?.JLv., .^..v^-'-ft- fa^uWwlll flooriancLneverJwasUng time-getting dresled functional UUteracy in the Atlanta area-by^—Elm-sW=Mrs^-Elsa_Mlnor. otTOO Spruce -««- -—»^-<-i-. —ijzvhUe^A-,-„—j-^i-. , —:—rwwB-Hng-ir r,tw l>..•llHwr-f^cr^tlc^^he-Bafae--Tn^-MM^BAmnw^_t:ll^B-nL9l2 Sheridan ave: ,.. „ Roselie;" Mrs. Leroy SchmTflgaffiarT^- "If there Is only one stairway brTscap* =—*=*=*__; • ,' • —ggound-as ,the~ high school program./Abbut au ' 974 Stoyvesant Ave. to frm an upper s»ryTsBf5TOjpi5-ladderBBKi^Bc-^i_. •••- a fire extingiUsher In your. • 100 youTig adults have enrollediso'-fa: 252 W. Sumner ave., Roselie Park; and Miss ITriSoh Center :»-Mir 7-8220 =• «•'story windowtodw1T", to h"homo e for smaiLfiEes,all the chUdretfin ypur • - —Public-Notice PROPOSAL ; ' Sealed.proposals'wllTba received by —i. |'^=:-1he PuichislnjgommltteeoftheTownof Indntton, New Jersey, ln'-the Council DISCO jChaniber, at tho Municipal Wilding, on_. •Tutsday Morning, October fl. 1069, H —^~ IOOTTC^CTDAT.. orosBMnlnereifter. • ' as possible, at which UnvFtheyariliaie ~ _wbQc!y opened and Yead to KSCKBAlJl' and CALCIUM CHLORIDE ISIOM OFDAYLIN IMC, PELLETS • for be and Snow Removal. ' In accordance with specrlttcaUons and— "form ol proposal which can be Inspected,, and copies obUlned'al-the Olttoe ol tho.-,- ON SALE THURS. OCT 9 masm Purchaslne AtentpRootn 200A,Munlcl- ( -cortl(£d=ehociafrUie. Jimountof 101 o(, » thotoul amount Ud, check Is lo be made... ^afloU«.TownofIrvlag(fln.Ne«jMr«ey,.. •.._!.. Proposal lito be enclosed in »sealBd_^_ envelope and'to dlstlncUy show thenamer .. Bids must be presented.In pnrson, by'L ----- • '•. ropresentaUve-of-lhe-blddaiv-wheri•:. callM for by the Purchasing Committee* —-TUt-UsMfuriilUnV T- B1DS WHJL NOT BE-ACCEPTED- L_. rMUiihilual.O«uiell_» W»Vrtn'aeVrni^'vflMV;w'or all bids due to any def eetsor Informauues andnoT ndHerint to the jpeolllcatlons, or tor any other rcason..TheMunl«lpalCounoUtlso j!n«nrVinit»" ylfcjht to. mwer and mako..—- aw»rd»-ol all or Paris Ol anvTMda to- . : one or more bidders^ ^— -.Munlclpal_Counoll - Division o( central PtirchnlnK Irvlntton, New Jersey ' T.E. Sanwald, PurchasliK , •---" Oct »/ 1860 (p-~- NOTICE 6F*SETn.EMENI_, NoUco.ts hereby given (hat the ac-1 ... i r i^r «V ,(.n V.ihtirtWVinr1_Bl|S the bonollt-oLorodltors" of "TDSALCCT" Th«_ flrsl-JOO- ia- CLOTHWO COMPANY, will be audited JUNIORS* MINI IOOK and utatod by the Surrogate and re- d!e> who o»k for Kportod for setUomenttothtfEssoxCounty b Mae in our— -Court, Probate Division, onTuosday,th<'. 25th day oTNovember next. " -"" '•• lingerie depl. will - • . • PAOt H, KLtWBE GET A FREE - • Dal«irsepliimte!t34,iO6(l- * -— GIFT! . Klolnber j, Moronty, HaHcrson t Irvlngton Herald^OctiJ, 8,1869 mri Vfii^ eutlilil "erder of-DANIEL I. I LUDETKDJ, Actins. Surtogate ot the I County of Essex, thlo day raado onlhb I"" appljcatlon oftheunderBlaried, Executorsu ol said deceased, notice Is hereby pyeuV" ' ercdltorn of tald deceased talt. ••• within alic months fromThnrdal»;orthey».-. d ftl •orlbors, Datedr8EPTEMBEn-23.1868_ aOPHlEWE hdt-are Bl-Nofch stitchlha nd T pockets tor that ^ot fdshion . Uct from:lH^,rjn!>M?jy! can , m —will tw-puhllcly opened and read teTfuv-. - FAMOUS MAKE LINDA MAE ~nlah: y-rilv-uiider a contract for use at „ M ^4ilriHniKoKS«nw5CT5nilt»t======.fii aocordonco wi^T (oral ol proposil which cflvbelnapsoUd- MISSES'NYLON TRICOT —nnd-eopfos obtained at thoOffloeolthe- _Purchtslnii Committee at the Municipal Buflfllng. ' ~ ~ ' • . >' Bml iw»tt»*«-flert«9elherl7A»- p •-..: - -V ACCEPTED BY MAC lp» with lace-er tailored trlmt. —^We^Pown-of--lfrvln|t'!n-reserves-thB UcnUnt Prite 8.99 hr—falUlengthT lurnenecK tiyiei duo to any defeats' or tntorrasHUemnd— \': GuaVantBtd for one full year on " not adheruig to the speclflcatlonsroTt5f~ xltt'pew. All tolort arid all iliei 34^40 —any-other roasonr'Tba-Town-of-Krvlngton^- lattt. Selected block . B«ner»wea ter glri ' olio ro8orvea the rlghtto sever and make- leather top»andr«ol*i -awards of all'or parts>of any bid to . one or more bidders. .' .'- '• _' — l ' . Purchasing Committee." -i—r .iMuniolpsJT -"-— jjTooLfiBf!. Agenr; irvlnoton^Scnorai nospltal .: fVitJi_lc«o.(.i:,ni^ll.'ril^rr ilate'of adIIN-J. MCCEANV deceased."•>••- - juanKteJIho: qWer;ofrn • —"^-»^~ S RUBBEWZED COTTON tnaarKxectn)orTr^-' j KBreby:ghi:en.. . d^dsoMQ»»d=to=^^ ruainalJhe ejtlto of-» -•IIn sGc3SHt)iBJijnLilhlsGc3SHt)iBJiojnLilhlsj j wlll_blllb» fforeve r barrebredd irirppm pres ine orKWSiverintihjLJHUnaJltalh M subscriber, '—"• _ iMo^ :— . MiVNDELBAUM l> MANUELBATJM, -Attorneys .:- 17 Academy Street , KYl.ri1d-t!ept.l8,l«Uv2.-,t6. 1060. . • • •• . ' '• : I J ,• • '• ^X•••;-•••-'. ••••••< <.:-y. -.;;. ESTATE OV EDMUND B. HOPPEHi de- Notloe Is hereby gtventhaithe accounts otthe subscriber, Executor of the Laat Will • and Testament of EDMUND " „ ite and report settlement' and for a Judgment of Dis- tribution to the Essex'Ccunty Court, Pro- bale Division, on Tuesday, the 14th day . of OCTOBEnnext, . • , Wlnter.lwarm chill chasers to^keep •'—'--.• - DONALD P. WILD .Dateds September 3.-10(0 ' - - you warm bri the coldest day*! SMITH." 1&AMEB-4-MOBIUSON, -Attain—' CltlS'OHLOM ACRYLIC FASHION BOYS' •[IMANEMTP Acrylfe pile, and quilted rayon satin • neys . !f:-t: 810 Broad Street lined with~^~Wtrarr-|tnlt-collari- irv. iteraia, fc SWEATER SETS SPORT & KNIT SHIRTS Heavy duty, tipper to assure you 0,1060. . • ik iweaUrn with lett _j>£iw|lar>«v«H^urabi|ity_| ^Choose Permantnt pHiii polyetter and. l^.:-..froiiii--4i^tn--er-Ib~rBwriCiiilsiz|AVrS' ''* eolton- »(M»rt ihlrti or - cotton- l Itnlt «hlrt» for th» boy onjh* 1 « M,l,Xl. ComprVd. S.9« wlnt«r*wondertul tdlorti MBt Wl HIIIVIIHIHIOHT TO UMIT QUANIITlis NOT RISrONSIlli KJHTVfOOHAPHICAl t««ORS more RIGIDENl Available at Grtat i.'V'ii' tijiit'-1 «... rfi in -j*_-Ji_flj*».l*i''.,..t»Vr,i* •" ^ -* I'LJ •• -SPRINGFIEtrP7(N.J.') LEADER- 5y va ii i • ar%. . 4 PlyKylon, Snow or Regular Ure^ 7Ho TradB-|n"rlequitted Anyilmei \ V Delivers Jop bor 1.1069, and wUl bo o jrfvllego ol r [pal only or as to.bslhprlnolpilanct, )BU Principal and soml-annualini>> Hey Mom, f(»»' Ta*i-Nov«mbor 1) will bo- \ AVOID , mature'ln'thb; ; denomination t. T. r^.-^- - ,, , 1 i neoeeaary to comely with tlioproponnlol ..—..,,LI 0 • f » • 1 ' the miccoBsfulbldderto accept losalhan - the full amount of.tho bonds Sffero WB3 to 10(f olualvo«-antL MM. D.OOq-ln 1085 to I0gori»w~ OIUBIVC. Bidders must stato In tholr proposal^ tho rate of Intersil (naming asingUrnto for nil of aald bt)nd«as U Uiojf cohstltutod a stogie lssuo) tho bonds an to beiurr oxprSsacd In a multlplo of ono>clghth or ono-twehUoth Jor.oiur tter centuiiu No - ~ proposals will be c6nsIdorojS>J>nds al Which separata lsou^scSTioKHrsBnillTSS^ '.-Jltoaalt muat be for all of salfl iasueB.- * as a conflJlnfrd-lssue.-As^bebsfteiirEyQf., ""poiralo-tiHhe same lowost intorost rato, _ the bonds xUl bo apld to tho biddor or ' hdddors offortai! topa y for:th^tsoinbln«l; ^j^iuwUesoiUiaiMha.prlii'ilp!'! an>' ^oTl37l35,000 andiMbl U_:HQt moro«than • $27436,OOOTDIU tiiniitted. I—•"•==--1?te^.i(1ji\h8r-0for the lout. HiebondjitoboaC(iept6d Md^M«^iuUlLl*oS)C 12 Ms, 1- Cmlnm josain are dosliod on iormswiuon will be turnlahod by tho City, ""d saoh NIWI-FROMDUPONT— Uet Fomoot brand ^ouni I*—-proposal "w*V ^ft ftonompanlad by a B.F.. OooJilell • Flie. | oerUfled or oaahlirVbr treMuror'8 •lohi • Goodyear • U.S. ohook for two por oont of the par valuo THE ANTIFREEZE Rubbtr; »lc' * No Tiads. of the bonds olforcd horoln, drawn upon In Required •WWI> Slight- ANY SIZE-ONE PRICE an Incorporated bank or trust company GUARANTEED TO STOP ly Higher • Add 75i» per -to thottrdor of the Troasuror of tho city Tin . lor —IntlolloHon —•• _ TUBE TYRE j- BLACKWALL • of'linden, partially to scouro aahrcib 600/6S0!il3~ "-— 700/73S«U- °'«lMllo fnmany loss caaulUnK from tho faUuro Olli.r *Sli«i- Available lit 'jl- of tho. Similar Savings. ' -^fO/3Wifl 1,.. , - ; vm/Wtol\ i.. Hey Mom, you need a COOLING SYSTEM ' GfvB'-your cai'i-cooHng—syaiem cbmpleto protection this yoar. Got CompUt* 8-POIHI ORIGINAL FACTORY EQUIPMENT . ZEREX, the antl-lroezo guaran- rF,T^«^^K^h6». approving opinion will bafurnlahodtoUie, - toed to stop cooling system leaks, BRAKE SHOCK purohaspr without oharge. Unexpected rain or snow snarls wasB iT., ireeze-ups and corrosion for one , ThB- rinht is reserved to rtjaot any or ' all bids, and any bid not complying with - plans. It makes a messsof your clean laundry;. | ' year, j SPECIAL ABSORBERS tho provialons hereof or oftorfng fo pay . Bondat)lining! en all 4 Retain new .cor safety and a premium In oiueaa of $1,000 wulbe arid doubles the wbrk arid arinftyattceof ,\ \t:p Ino.-t^eitr DlarleaLouhgo ! roEu eonsumptWlloenie heretofore Issued to DIAfiLES ft)S tradlni as DIARLGS 4,OUNOE.ltmt«il_»t 331 W. Edtar IM., L AUTO DEPJS. OPEN SUMDAY 'Tolnclud'eaddltlontooidjUntbulldlnii. R3fE4 ROUTEH U.S. ROUTE 1 PUna A. apeol|lca.Uona ora on file at NO. PUINFIELD NEW BRUNSWICK,. Uie Clty.Cltrk'a ofttoa, OhjecUons, If any, eHould be made U STORES OPEN IOA.M. TILL IO R.M/PAIL WE:RESBRVE.THE RIOHf TO LIMITQUANTITIES ' N'J" immediately^ln wflflni to Mr. Fribola 1U D»nn, Stcretanr.VUoohollo Bevaraja Control noord ofAhe City-oCityoff LindenLinde , City Hall. Union Citi'NwJeraei'New^Jeraeyyt - DIArfLtB INC; TROOPIA t: -AVO.-,.VV«B^ • •. MAItY ANfi •j'flbCWA ' 'Baoretary SB Orchard AVO., Weat v.-1:.'1 I ill A. < - Thursdayz-October .fl,-.._ •.••\3C:_r_xr. He? said "The commission things the-1.8^. IllUllllltlllHtlUlitlllUltllUllllllltttllllitii'^^tllltttlltlllUUttllktlttlUilttlUtlltllttttltttUlllllltllUttllllllllllllltlllllltttllllUtltUlLlJ —By - l ns ecn AMY blUion u P ° h New jersey, basis of Fedejn o : ADAMS taoJazvjo_gOewirtnere fruits andfres vegetables were, dards, ana/or.m wu™..^ ~ ~ The New.'Jjprsey "State Youth Commission vegetables Were dards, and/or in —this week announced its support for tlie state- , workirWiSi•'^Sc-ffi:tel d bFderbyy Federal-Statl e withh grower-processor^on- # ' ' • JfSS^''"'*''"--'* h«refore-my-problem.is>W^ "^~ji,s pectorSf worklng Ttfact>eClf cations. Jhq ro- _wide referendum tolower the New J er sey voting 1111 111 "age to-18.Tlie commission expressed its sup-' jKiuiiiiiiiiiniii!' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"" ' ' "i?^"'^-"- -do-jly-y--go go abfiut savinsayingrsorn&-g rsom&( (iP^^ hl^^ls'lon of the sults-of engh lot or load Inr *Tnitnga tuo hiMm yet not hurt hiMs K" nenartmeht of spected are noted on an of- port for the- measure in a vote ofrits-member.s, jgSJTi rneaiea^ad- -^^3^1^^ ieeUngS? at a meeting in Trenton.* The_voting age ques- • -"fielded by Sew-J6'r6eyvoters In ~ Hopeless" Case ^t s0 concernei-uBBri_rn_i-flkd abou^htoB. 1 wwoulo d ypnr- finding June 30. ---• Official grades provide a uon win i»^ inri..um „, .— „ _, ,1'm 19. years old and very -preclateJt -^_ - Accordrng.to.W51ter.Nl. basbasiis ffoorr paymenpayment for ththe rawrawT: " a reiereriauftnn~the-Novr4-eleci"on^- Shaped.—My—measure* What you—nave suggeoL^—^^ spee",-"*"^"-"- •-,"•- my problem In Springer, supervisor offresh—p-producroauctt ttoo growergrowerss contractcontract-- " " The~ Verjr:Rev, Msp~~]oseph J. Vopelakr --•- in 'in..An- eiimiirl is not the answer. Why don't-morRMnejnd anythtafr dw fruit and vegetable standard- j g u/ith-processoES.Jj'-hus, merits are 30-30-40; Should 1 cause my bos« —-- - n chairman of "the commission, said "the'youth •ij.jakV notice jof those ads you' consult your family doc* yoSSKE^u can name.-H^:quit alo^ f ..^er every w^ _pf New Jersey have-demonstrated time .and. ™- for a proper diet and t and only smokes potnow. paper every week-and reads .QiCJ&pw.to improve ther bust- tor thn p^^TloesTwer.eJhe_major commod-_createci| r e s u lTTn g In MSh again that'they have the-desirc, tlie maturity Allstate : evs hatthere shoul — liner Or TBhould *~ consult a _. jrclse IUL . w*w .,—,.- _. •_t"L.ltles-ln^pected.fprprocesslng; quality products being offercjd _rand""the awareness of issues to participate laws • at-all and-he -•—-—- ' :_J Hies Inspecteojor proieBB"i&» quality proauttt. i i J : j^ no • 'nnmttfes. peaches and'tettnee—\ \ consumer^—. '.-...- ti»-i-hn-nlanl./\nnl_ntnceaS.ithe-eleGtor-al-pcoceas.^' !~^: ' ' V, _ - • "plagdc_surgeon.7 L • and, a . lingerie- shop for a everyonB-^BhoUld-be 0 t ]e "New Je£seys "youth have ear'ned^Uio-riglit tAU.-utKe^coUgge_ kids are [ttle=padding-ior_the_waist thinks -uSPPip2 .-?—•—~—r—ootato'es, peaches afrd'lcttnce—10 t|,e. consumeralso; importan^—t Co. tmuwcu. ..• Ml:gojiroddw—b« r^.TTTLi , . ^•— When the spirit moves you i v »f^ market Qrops> Grading is- also important to help .shape" the policies thargovern us," .'.. nip.:' • ' •— • • —'— '•' • though he doesn't because he •- in niujiiLunuiiii and expandinJ g -said-Monsignor—Vopelak. ;"They. ore.better • -to-^ork-on-tlie--wockshoprasic- tQok fl cr6ftrOf-34 inspecM- -rri~rnainTalnln domostlc-and-woddwldg ' e '-mar-~ . doesn't want tq> embarrass -the.'boss'if-he would,mind^"-tQr!, fnf,r oft hem.permanen.t,domostlc-and-Di educated, morejsophisticated and 'highly Thot£i7 ^5i^^nn;ir^w>th-or-wltn^.^^^^Then" d'o;so. r /. to handlm^e 0th^eficlJ5£a job. ^_^keK^0^^ . vated individuals Interested"ln;~making~our-- .» ,.jc ambition and sofciety -oU-botter"*'pJ'ace in wliich to live." -.--.ie~tdcgel:I!h" soecuon BMV«.= «... ficlally'-ceptlliea a's ttrgrade,- DECORATORS al 1 Ce DUI i. IUVO uio>..-dearly 5°'., ,.ili teJ^dKSS.D Tnk Ztt to sSfthem get rub-ofLorub-off onn Mm,?:,.Mm. , Sw~wWcpnrtv"wMch provideprovides officialofficial, isnowbelng-shlppe- —•• ^^-Mn^^mi^id routinelyu. SJJ Mlllburn Av«;, WHtbum" _ k woSfd like "toioin-a-group , don't want tosee them g?t ADITION- mvgflisiw JERSEY • that's* not-looking.for social hurt. True,,so manyjcids trlpf —r-.'~—„ •.* * * — insprJctton ana (jfudW t«s teas, etc. \ ' _bu't I don't want them^ tpbq- _Ad*lresB"all letters to:"™ _1 farmers, processors, sailers,^ FREE! WINNER COBRA Would you pp"d me some . ' ; .AMY ADAMS -. ' myfira'and'other-financially— l-nam'es of orgatUzatlbnsi could - • —ey!o-T-mSJJE-WSEA£E&. - interested^artles who request Register to win during our ~t~cou.ld.talK to tnemt esticwu*- ——For-a pot-nnniil reolv'self i " pardclpaJKiTiri-the program^. "ly Mike, and change Ms mind,, _close...' ~s" 7 October Open House. but.lt seems no :onepor any- —addressed i T?; is' slated Dear-Mrs. •'" g, wllLchange.Mm. ~ To • ^^^^^•\f^S^&S :^rchclnts hosts^^-^art-surger/I I I l,WUl-l yyi ^J—-y / . . I wtayrou^arejookln..?_. " —« uingi fofnrr irnandd 0OLI1CLi.,h^Jhe?#. rhThe,\i'rp.J.4ioy^.^-^«^e no - not dirty—t •dlrt '-, hip-iv hip-.. ; . J jUwfimgn ThThe ncontroversial-subject controversial~stlbjec—l ••• -i— ~ny /in thftv" have lonE i "A»*i«/.lnl_-,Honrt'Attifidal—HeartSS -lin-"find •1 -••'-* pies nor do they have long. ..Presidents ot tlie member of 0 1 •thical-Pn'" "" AMERICA:^ hairT^hey-doJceep themselves clubs-of the-New""JerSey.State'..... P "?' *^ discussed^ Federation of Women's Glubs- W"1, pe _„._,,._ VRMV'-•-- • .>i*n'n. Please. Amy. your.ad- There's.: bciutitiii. predated. -~ . wi'U •fo'^nt-n-f-rnTRrt-n-vi: - Franklyrr^Gerard Hurt Cousin -Wednesday- at a champagne ~~itenrt STHfgeenrmrtli new 1970 Winn,:t -reception-arid- fashionjshow -jege, Bast.Orange, to fit your l.inniy r 3 n r Il.n-thpJShort Hills K60A W til Tlu " " '^ ^•" ^~ If, -""'-_J_rtP:-th«--public, wlU be glverr I 5 mniifiti iroin l-'i tn 22'. Come sc^r- h yfefi:...... ^-In Puder HSU. ^ ~eurtalns&Drapjrles ^ilill\\ ^r t^t'-thMk' anv6rts-cfln- l ^ xour--=ouslns-rwant.tal o be. them all chirm" i_i.Austrian.or-fioman ShalS^.^ ifeio^S-^n^fflrtJZVvdn helped.unlesfftheywasubmlpn o presidents from the northern_- \ Dr. Gerardj- a memberr.ofc 3 • half^of • thejstate^AVill be 'the d hl •tlie open heart surgery team , "• Poles • Tie Baoks • UmbrequjnsS ^to—h^^ZlJ ficai. ui o urn^ ran Z "^ B"^ "-^.- ""gnes.ts "of-the-jlyierchartts Xs- w NEW 6 0p J a medical in 'this area,''- " » •><•«**»>«* ireSiwiiSrcaiMdM • TimjJ -whaS^Rt YOUi ™*i«?"• tMnki • " ^- - try exam andjpjycVia. 233.9315 Ihave two couslns' Mike..... B-' drugs JERSEY (•—•. So-o Famous for- r at theXNew 'i. 1 SHOP ,VfTJWSrSEHV«K~-? Medicine.'!' chone: :i7 -^ Public Notice' • SHERffF'S SALE • . ."_ SUPEWOR COUrtT OF NEW JERSEY . LAWDWISIOX-- E«SEXCO¥JNT1f ••'.'. DOCKET HL-2755-88 J-W00-68 CWIL ACTION wnrr OP-EXECUTION i-^rms:r_NAiioMAL crrv BANKraxar- i' poratlon, . •• *,:>•:• v 1 -1 -=— PlklntlU, I *—t; Dofondanta I mn dirootod, I oholi. ovyvioo for Sola by- ,:LA: :—PobUirVonduo in Room B-B, ln Uio Court— • House, in tho dhi of-EUaaboth, N.J.i on , ( _J_ I • Wadnesday, tho l&thdayofOctober, A.D*. ' ~D, at-two-o'alooh in tho nitornoono! . -.•A- • sud, ilay, - ' .: •^..AU Uio right, UUo and lntoroslntoroott o( JaJaook n and to Uio luid tho south : rIy Tr(dtn6f-WinchostGr Avorai6( ns. " BROILERS jald stroots'aro laid out and^ddinlatod BRAND APPLIANCES oKlnap horotnaftor montionod and from , ' thonpo nmnlng_Cli-nlOT o"'11 sldo ofn; WHOLt Greenwich Lano SouUj 84 (losrcoa .5?--- mlnutos BOTBoconils East 10.BB foot to a,. —point of ouyvo; bil)onilo:.(Q)r;$onUtiiingJi r B3&tnoastorly.alone sald-sldo of.Groaiv-'4 . 3=tBS~-^ .wlbh Lano on a cufvi to tho right bavins - ' a radius of 30 f««l an in distance of - ~~~^ COMBUititlOJi 'W&^- ^ .—19.30 foorto a polnt_of roVoraitcmSoi ~ TtKonoiriaiTSonUnulng-aouthoaotorlyialonjsi said sldo.of Oroonwioh Lano_on a puryo "to tho-Iofloftt ihavlne'havlne aa radius ofl 4948'' foot, IMPORTED AUSTRIAN SWISS «ct!istMa-distanooo ooff 3B.SO.fobt to it point;' ihimcd^prtiuulli 05 datmoa 00 mlnutofl New England Ciired;: - c^. lirtl=: 10 sooonus-Wost 80.07 foot-to-*-^* 77 - thoiuo (5) North 40 dowooo 20 ml ~"l -rO.fjBBeh'.: '-ft*?- I :_- 'j.'..'•'•••" 1 : eo.soooMs'Wost 03.07 foot to a. Boneless Brisket 10 "soconJo Eajt 00.6? loot to a point ' In Uio said southv(oslorly sltlo-of Croon- wich Lano and tho-poTnt and plaooof BE- I — Bolnit known and dcslimatod an Lot 17 AmericofKooked Sa,lami^ -StraigKtrCiit_ |-"-fal=BIOok"F nn map mmtlMI, "May of • • Snlom nldeo, Section Four., situated in the lobster or Shrimp-Stilcul—- madoby- Couwtry, Sgjc^ bSv Leg Quarters County holster's Olfle •>! ion- • - '" " -moro partlcularry-doooribdd &s abomn— • Doing commonly-todwn ns 858 GrVon* "Breast-Quarters ";v/lQh Lano. Unlon^WlJ. . ' MAjaiT*^LIANCES • Thoro is dufr-ttpproximatoly |4,7 82,0 B John's^ jesk. msotvos tho rljlit to aa-_ pli.6ris f, Alfy. ffiKowpi^ --Tklu rotoR ^.a» |^SLIcib"HAM" ...,-^\i....l---,— -IMPOWED 2~~" f CHUBS rD.AvTrDftMISH^Al:ANll- I'^IK - ' -m^-\l -NOTICNOTICE TO criEDrrons |~ HICKORVMAID^- .'„, ~~: PLYMOUTH ROCK . v iron FREEZERS ESTATE OF GWEMDOLME WWILLIAMSI , BRAUNSWEIGERLiyERWURST'r 49^ ordor of MARVC, POLISH RING KIELBASI NW OSCAR MAVW — _•; REFRIGERATORS BBIAHFfllT -i± isetta Cavctelli __, 5^1 PPSTEAKS ivvit. ._ wrtald ^(KtofsaHirnolicoin hereby given..— k to tho oradltoraot-wld^lQCoflapdto ox* hibtn9*tho~BUbiBeHboi:fl undnr oath «*• -y-T—~=-.x- afHriflflupJttholr^clalriui and.demand8^___ t @tnat tho ostato_of said doeoasodvith^ •• ••-> - -, ,. .. j i-^='M ~ .-..- ....1. nthg-fy^nvtho tUto of aald oydorf • -t • - - - .. —'.-' This Weeks Feature VlR|W_^=I ... ..- Z=-=r —=: 1'-. jil'rHM'dJEB8HIIU'dij>g -='• rrf-^~ -"T •.:••;-"* i-1"*."-—' -• ••••• i- =^15=^i >ilini, i -a.- . also known no STEPHEN A.) 1 uir 'coa&od '' — - •'. . Kraft AmericatiP^ ^;:^.. ^591: Pursuant to (ho order- of-MAOT C. All Method kANANE, Surrogato'i of Uio County ot Fresh Taaty Seafood v \ , Union,mado on tho 3rd day of Oot, A.D.I Grind l—IOWji upon tho application of U\o under- j • \ COMPLETE I BltmoJ, aVMmlniBlraU>><-ol4ho-imtal!io{J/_ Cdlifornia Squid >• ••.• •»« *•&* .q'ott Coffee ._l^? _H*JL said deooasod, notloo is hereby given to the creditors of said deco "sed to exhibit' v Mb. can PIHII ' to tho subscriber under oath or afllrma- 4fr-oi. can. Unn thflr clalmB and demands against < • , tho estau o: aU0 douuuaed wllliln-slu— >under Fillei tnonUiB from tho date of said ordor, or —Italian Food Sale. B. .thoy.wlU bo forover barred from prose* l=Q\lt!nii^a£Jijcovoilni[_the_iiiiin« against " SYSTEM - tho uubncilbor 7 CE.KOfeNI" n •— Administrator MONTINI CARUSO f •; , . : Includsi FM/AM S(«r«o. Rodlo-Phono Tun«r iptingllolS Avo.' , r - - I irvineton. N.J, . SPAGHEni Amplifier - Turntable. ... SpOd Leador, Oct. 0,10,1000 TOMATOES &'2-'Sp'taliari +.Duit Coi«r .:.'-. ; fire»h Baked O6od$ IU..J-M EARLY COPY T . cant r| Publici.ty chairmen ar» ^ GOURMET - SIAMT CUT urged to observe the-Fr.l-. Any flwhdlinw for ofjiar than ITALIAN BREAD — spot news.. FreahFhtita & Vegetable* PREPARE FOB A CAREER Ilk. Iftdl | the look;mii$oun? CORTLAND APPLES BARTLEn PEARS Til l REAL ESTATE ,\ STftTE AIM'ROVCD LARGE HONEYDEWS r^< nu u HE---H-REIU- ESKKTE^ ! !! SALESMAN IN 2Vz WEEKS TA5tYITALIAN PEPPEHS GALffiRIES_|_ ararBONDcouRS^ SPRINGFIELD AVE. MONrroltlT. YtZO AJW. tO 9t4S P.M. ON ? SUCCESSIVE SOHMft NEAR VAUXHAU RD ROUT! 22, UNfON, N.Ji MU 8-9«00 \ S!SSW SUNDAY. 9iW AvM. TO 4 P.M. MOoC '• WUIUAl FUND C0URSB5; frlcii •MH»IW« rtm l«t., Oil. Op«n Bytiy Nil* 'Til 9i30 W» rtiirw HM >1| {. 'TlUtOO ; V ^GALLTtMIT^ 134 IRVIHGTON AVENUE •;v.".-.. . v'~r MAPLEWQOD, N. I. . ,' ' ' ' '•"•;•" . • I- . .' V • :• )•» 1.' .. •••-.%••'• '','.. ••-.' Ai • •'•'"•" -1' ••' -': • '-"12^Thu_sday, October ?', 1969-SPRlN lecture Serfe includes visits to AS part 01 the aft lecture series presented committee to protest by Rabbi. Reuben R, Levihe--at the Sarah HIHII yMiF'ii-*iw^i^ uiojn uifa luuiiui. There is Bailey Civic Center, Springfield,' there will : Springfield," called the Springfield ebrnmittee__no ressorrfor theTdUing.to con_nue7THa_*ar_ _be"."a~t611ow'5ip. trip'to'.' a New York museum.,.:•-:<. , I 1 — •-'-" — nppHflgwflu held at machine must be stopped now . .-.the death Rabbi Levlne will start this series by delving ihV'home of Sylvia Zlsman, whereipproxi- WiacSne must ie sfoppjd noW^- ~ists~and~h6w they relate to contemporary. "of the local organization whose.purpose lffto--—T^E-FIRST— ACIION-of^the -Springfield •••'• The first' museum trip wlll.be this Tuesday "'•"supportWednesday s^remm^Moratorto 15 Vietnam to the Guggenheim Museum and the Museum . — demonstration.which will take place in many '"' Moratoriunv This moratoriunTwas-termed an rof Modern "Art, both of which have noted ex^ towns and~citl.es acrossWtWintry,; including .-—'effort.by students arid .educators across the Lamples of._French Impressionists In their Springfield, the announcement stated.- . - country, to, stop business .as usual for one day -permanentcollections. ..' •"•"" • •••-.. , ' . . ••••••-—r-.- .— —and-engageJiL£ommunity.«lucation against the —TTlie-trips-wlll-be open to others-besldes.the—r The group also supports the "Memorial .VfetnamjMir.. This moratoriumhas the support . members of the art' appreciation course. A'':-; _____ March".in Washington on Nov.-;14 anfnnd , of „„,,.«--,- than95sahatoTsT!naFepresentatives, .v.-__ .-___-__._, , " fee bf_$3.S0-will'.cpver-the cost-ot'the'bus . ' nmiu^lilir^ _^a^^ the ""tfeeums. . - •.'. • -^ -- many otners . SpringfielDonaldjd Grant Committee, temporary^chairmarHof-th^e——-Mrs, paid :thartjj-rjgroup__ SKe^plang_toJgAy; Lillifiri-JohhsorTwUe byjbusl conducfrpm tht e&e"taps.- front of ~ mounted~by~the^ National New Mi — will'formulate strategic plans to "carry put. the Civic Center Tuesday-;jnflTornlrtg~atr9:3Q;"~ Committee. - : ': '•-••••' _ its local responsibilitie_s in.concert.with other- The firs_ t stop wil__l betheGuggenhel'mMuBeumj—^ - Guest-speaker-at-last-Wednesday-night's.!- .communities*, throughout the state and country "Besides the familiar, butVlways beautiful"; meeting-was _al_antanlell; o of the New Moblli-- -in -mounting ftheJol l „ ffen%iVe.—~<;- -'" •~==permanent collection, the museum is tfeatUr_ — _auv"~ J,.-__,....^_.-v»-._»-j^-_,^Sa_tanei_- •-• - - ••-- •- '"--'•"'Q• ' "S—o -—tha-t --——-"President• Nixon •»-gets- -— thejword -----. , _^infr_=show-by-RoyJLichtenstein for those who • saidthat this new antiwar movement through- that thecATneritean~p_opiB~\yant the war-gSeff GOE=QPEN-HOUSE~ Among those present ajthj^opening of the Spring- H. -oUt-the-ouhttVriEbdeveloplng _ta=grqw__rate__now, notjn mCl40_.;_>71,'' Grant said. "Oui^. Mrsj^Johnson'guggested that each person _palffl'l_ad<^i^ret'¥jl;'io'6'Mbuhi»lh'oy!e_.f;pr ,. -chairman; ' r.Phillp~Dai VeccMb^ar^ifromlefc-Haroiar ^—unparalleled inAnferican historyi "People are., actions wiM-have aTw_a_^urposetto. arouse .^ _r_^~a~lunphrwhM__jn.T3e. eaten on-the bus- - phoning in from all over the state," he said, __a__e.om_unity response..againa__Ke__e_am between museums^ Often, much "tim'e is wasted--'7' "7', T'as_ng"Kow they can h'elp.'V war_and_o encourage.as many people _s pos-- ' waldhg in-line at the museum cafeteria, she' • • Santahl-llo was also critical of SerwCharle____bJ^___m. Springfield to join In the march on added. ••—--, • ' . .,_-_•.„ ' . Goodell's resolution which-calls-for-a-with-—_V5shlngtotiLOn:Nov.:IS.??.-, ' ._: :.,"". -\ From - one-to --three, the group will go toithe. ==.___drawal of all U.S. troops by Dec. lr~1970r: -•'.' The:next meeting of theSpringfleli Mnsenm_fcM_l'_i-t_ytr!ghe-bus-shoiild rpttirn J< i : » •^-• nii'iiV_'KO»^ftH««ajr&vi_y^pver Tie-Baid; VAnoth-r"—tee to _top7the War Now wlll'be an qrganl_t- to the Civic Center by 4 p.ti * "~~ 1 boyB'will be deadend _ie~^tional-meeting to "mount_the fuir_fensiye.". Anyone vjho wishes-to-go on.the museum ,\ : 7 _ _e'no Ellff&entithatn^l-^odayi;.' The meetitig_at_a_Lprac.eJ.wlll"'hPiannounced l _ip-may phone Mrs; Jol_sonJatTthe 'Civic " -mftyni^l^^5__]_atour'riegbtlatorrp s in Paris ^-'shortly. More-information;regardin_ the' o)V Ceriter, 376^SBOT,"to" reserve Ispace on the " cannot .ask for-an l -^^isf^"' ! • ;..'.'.'..:. . -_^_ ••'-'- — -•"" w d 01 ati cation and subject-to the- townihlp.'s inspec-'- rhsjilp"Commltteeman Robert "'^^5 JWl2 __! _?^ _^__ * _'?_' ' don-and, if suitable,^ turnThe^pai1—1—"="*= . most cases I —method could prove more^economicaJUipar-" I_"The4nference, I assume,jyas-Jhe-negotja- Del Vecchio; who- IS- now - out -mayor,..; ~=_;-—___" ! "1 " '""' _w- - • tionTwltirH6Udflllle .Quarry_and Baltusrol dolf mysSH, Robert Planer. The-dfscUssions en-T1 terisls. business.:This was .the metluxJ -'Club •whichjtefl^to^th'esonsffuction of Mount --compaa-'ed .a-perioarofctwo-^earsjmmLtwoyarsjmd involved : HougaUle'-and Baltusrol_selecteo d jg^ ^h H6udaille,\ the Bnltusrql_ to with.the Township Committee. >_ -suspicious manner"ih which-the^ihgulry was^ Golf "Club arid the Townshiownship~C5RmrtixeBp Commit_er7 '~~—''.fewbuia, Uke~to .,poin. .t out that all'.the raised "mSEes one-wonder what^joiitlcs In ^_"The chairman of Sprlngfleld's-commlttel'l e members-of-the-'Fewnship-Gommitteb^fHh^FhiGommlttee werp_ RpRHgftfjlfUH-ripfflrinY-aHngrn^' " iwn Co_mltt__5^an=Ar-tiujp-E__n;:.Matthew kept, abreast___all the developments^leadlng_ - "The Spflngfleld-TownshlpCommitteemeem~ Glennon~represented Baltusroly-and Wllllaflf- up to the..c_nclusion of the agreement.!At on the second and fourth Tuesdajrof^yery—•Joseph\_nd_ViU_m prnger representedNHou^ The meetlf)g-th_tr-OTprKe_-TtiB-1:onclusion:- of month and a ..meeting is never ,ad1our'ned"r daille. Th.e.prlnciparpolnt made by the Town? the ^agreement all-members Of the committee! undJL every question-or rt»fm_5fl(?-from tKS'_ ship_jj6m_lttee was that we were desirious . were-in attendance, including-Blqom,-—._ " - ••-••••-- ^_iBwl_isome^of-^h'a_ng^^-^road--constructed.-and _-_r~_I___hgr H^. having a-feeling, of,wanting-. : i 1 _»l^»r_ - ni-hA)- mftnnri J«)_rV Viiiiil» ••»nl);rhlfr»lwnv_ni_Jr *1 r.^nr.PaVthp. nn^(;nll(_-ri_lcat_neli;ol__tlonH... ..•ate attempt1'to'deceive "Jhe. voters" of Springs ' would' have tlteroaabuilt'.on'a. loca led field.byn:he^halrmah\bLthelopposlng-pafty,^ men, t basis,. • - ^_,. - . —View 'road, we,, the members ol the Tqw^iship Planer coritinuaJ. . : • " ""Thih s is a leEal^procedure' open .to"all— Committee, would rather point with pride to •>'•-. :_ ,'lfl-may,Jl^wouidlike-tOrecountth'lIJ^ e steps-- municipalities in-or_er-to serve the public "what\we consider;^ to "be a laridmarki"iBvithe .- . ''nvolved in the successful effort -interest. Under' this method,-' theTownshlp progress of our-communlty,_and_wl_ the. to get .MouriT'Vi"ew""ro-d -constructed^by~the^-_itouldrAet'j_)ntract8 jafter publi' 'c biddlng-fo"r • leadership of such_men_aB_Mayor::PhilipiDel -preienrsaministratlonrF.or many_years ithad - the constructlon^oEthX3a^andjlt^^ J-^Tjjee— n the •hope-an d• desire• "'• -'~' o-f -many -townshi p parties that would benefltrwoUj-d.be assessed Son On behWoTthe townshlpjby-youirTown-- |,',V. "ctstmnlttees to have this road -constructed. for the- costs, in this "hnrlv Houda'flle : ship^CommltteB. r_Baltusrol-Golf- Club doriatecl-land-along the 2 anoVBaltusr.ol. •;Can you imagine, Mount^V_ew-.r.oa_,:at a total. cost • of _only-thfr-afetjM;ailings • to-ithe . •^l____l I •""""*' ' : mountalnTpf-the road, and an "" ' ' ' -road was-plptted. alternative permitted C-w6nde,£_the chairman' 61 _Si' W- I __J _._ „ parties to can^t ","y:"| on the land U8e:map prepared in -consT__crth-"road ,to the-township's speclfi- -y . •:r 1n '1962,"Mayor Del Vecchio .and me 1 own*' r ^lshlpTC6mmltt:ee"coH_iitted "themselyes-to tfie7^ 1 .fcoflstruction,of Mount:yiew rOad atasminimktfr: .ji.cost-to^tne-taxpayers a_"^osslble,-Thisroad~ MENTAL .--._.__ • . _*'"7 t~?- : •_.'.. _„ j ia_r^ti_^rlx1 _:—_•_--•«•__.-«_-___.« S&H YollestJVIlD./, Director •- '-h.ye'ajn-lmproved-accessj-and-to-enabte^^ •1W " i^r'^oWd'^f^duc"aTloTrtb"=brlng"all'~*~ Td'sjudents. together in _pne school. Adnrrissioh officer 4 rryon'e'can. see, what-the.Towiwhip . There- are many forms',o£_. They are^capable-otcreat- lnMttee^,u^ertook_s___.a:rvi_l' drug .-addiction. In fact, there ing^3h-Ger-taln individuals, a SPRINGFIELD are—sO-Jnany_jhat it Iq.im- .pardttflnr^ state — oi—mind possible tdZTiave a single-terjped, "ppfil^^ v -SOUTH Naiicy K. Hofsoosrassbciate director of.ad- . _ •• •. deffiiltion for all.the various, denee." ^ • ••••.. kinds. —-missions ataathamCollegelnPittsburglvwUl. : — V Narcotic drugs are a worW™ ?ntIlls ' situa_.bnj-th_F__rB a.w :: meermth Charlotte Slngerrdirecfcr_ofjgaid. to' 11:30' a.m>,tailoring- class J f ^ f,s|.ftjii-Eir!i.n^ I --roblem;-and-tiie-Unite_v eelfflg-of^atisfaction-_n__^; a_£e~arid wit_-students^at—JonatharuXJSyton fo^experinciig^^dhkJgaM^ ^ ^te WE^B'^.Knprp-S-DBttttgfit Regional High School, Springfleldpjn^Monday^—£±=±J:; ^1 ' -Siir.-~ anderfTnitructor* 10:30.-" a;m.v5enlor Citizen" anj^ther Nadonsrhayer-PsycMc drive-that requirftr =^Bu_ng-her_visit,vMiss Hofsoos will discuss ""."S",, ••••"' ••••'••'^ ""card club!' 1 to-Ipiw flbwer beadlng^ttss. ^grade classes from the James Springfieid; will go ona trip for. "the -cwitrpl of, these ministraaon -of the-drug-to- ]O women's education and answer jjuestlons re- Low. t -produceipleasur_^ciELto_JK>id r==asmr&t garding the academic ,prografrV_and' campus" . dlscomfortf-The-mind craves jeaa&@^gy nd leans ~X869-ahd_igHtt...fully""accredlted-Ilberal- an s Whi^rwC fUm, a~_-slons arise as., to th, jkind or » on the drug;-^r '-•'•'•\'•"•"•"' ". .,.;-r-,hi college in the~Pittsburgh'suburbs.- ' iiorlc p.rn^ aault. exhibUBexhlBlts , isparis-partf ofjhofWcKTdre-i'e cIuTdren's'-courss ••course o\\oiv ,enL!teUgS-cause. • :. USEt) CARS DON'T DIE ^ ,.lhoy"|umt Irode^owby 4t-SandmeieTrSchoo;i. -——M\ youri with d-low-cost Won I "Ad~CBH~48 4=7700;— 4-530mteear t . ^^hlstory^^sey, • , -," !^JBgSagSgfe saO to-5:30p.m.,teen-artrcl^s. --••__••••"' problems, has found, there are iprihgfleld-omniunity-" Players ,. so^mahy^kinds=of=narcotlcs-: H0W A ^ _ 7a_v Senior Citizen meet-_ scientifically sound, single HEAR S 2 lto'3 p._,i'sc_piin«^8as^^and_a^for"drug.a,da_i^ori, , could :not—"be made. ; _5 _B_____gaS^^KS_W5s___?!SiT V «•«•'A team of medica—l "and By MYRON CAINE • scientific authorities.fbr WHO1_ C»rtl.fl«d'|1»o'lng Aid Aodlolo _^_H_^_SE^ fflSB_iBi-%5a^R_ has ..beeri""able, however; to . f A recent visitor I lindersttt'udr ta develop some—useful con"— 1 nniy wlll_my ears-^to-an "ear- bank." -___?;,- »3 ^^—_s__»^_rs"^oUeybaitrioT - ____tsssai-'— -- - - elusions on drug dependence "•"•'-_that. h£lp us-to understand it. _"WII1 tliey--be use_=?f6-=transpl_irT)^r=- ; 8 to 10' p.m.r~_fe class,. Helen Frank,! ARROW-GLASS SERVICE\— _poses?r" Franki insewctori *, stX-Ctorr^S^per^essianj-S-to -lO-pan;,: —u: Pbr one thlngi the"" term, advanced ^photography,..-—William—Wagner, drug dependence*, cannot be =OPEN^24-HOURS_rBOR=:!_MI Prosecutor^ aide •Tuesday separated f-om,-whateverdrug GENGV-BOARCi-UP-SERVICE g *y youKears to an-ear Jjaitk la a 10:30 to IT=_ra;rn.,aMtmoderri',_4nstructorf _"Re_on_JLA^t School ,.^^^ J_~,«,_«U "r_S__5S_" onderf ul"*glsture-^-an Idacrda " -- _lmdn,vlM^Hteter^aOv^TTbnfii^^^ tailoring asjjwd^scussion. Dependence -than -you.-knowr-They will-hot, howeverjr " CivicCenter,^:. -classfor eWienced_»ssm«9_s,-^torfflicev.._:^^ . . " . Ale"xander^_lnstructor1-.-10iM____ ••• Senior . for Bry __tf^gpr--ia_oh-Co-rse^6t_-^ :_..-__ ».^r*™ ^p-p^j^^^ispj^jap^-j-ing-r"' •'••••••--•• ^ ola^^ peventionTandweatmente mmiprPlayers-rehejtgg If you ytould Uke-tb-Jcnowrmore7abput; arid Violence iti.Newjersey;. . ., . _ this and other subjects connected with Miel'e is;a"Braduate of Gettysburg College • ^ilgT, . your hearlngL I will be glad to give you and'theiJniversity of Virginia {^aw.School He Lahaska,. Pa.ris-known-for^its—| a free copy of the BooK,"Hearlng Uoss Is a resident Of Mipurn, where heis.presiderit Ybiis trip unusual shops. Trippers may a- Hope Through Research," publlshedby , of- the Lions. Cl^uband actlvein other community browse among those, showing OUR OWN A MEMBER the U.S. GovernmeDt. jupt asObr it affairs.. He. has been associated' with the -anttqupsrfabWesT-toysr cloth-, OF THE at our, office. BELTdNE HEARING SER- prosecutor's office for the past five years* In . ing, fancy foods; baskets, lep- SPRING- 1 f.her gooflH, hnpd crafts.'gifts. PIELD VICE, • 11 BROAD . ST~EEIZKBETH7 ~tne eavaclty • uf u detectlveaiid us a-proseeutA- . Village Is liie CHAMBER "353-8866. Open dally fe S:30; Monday ing attorney. . . - ' ; • YWCA-spon'sored trips to destination for the • Summit OMMERGE-I . and Thursday: to 9'i Saturday to 4' YWCA's bus trip scheduled for places of interest are open to chartered bus-will leave from 5fee_^_the -YWCA 'qt_ _n.m_.. of the Y)WCA. Advance reser~. Further .information about LOOK AHEAD FOR Robert Turner of 110 Hlllslde-ave., Spring- . PublicNotice —the trip to Peddier's-Villoge--. i • • . i...... _ • • field, reported a theft to the Springfield Police may be had Jjy telephoning Department on Friday. Turner said nine hem- UNION COUNTY COURT A BRIGHTER FUTURE lock trees werp taken from outside, the build- " . PnOUATE DWBION Mrs. J.J. Hennessey, adult DOCKET NO. C-2001 program director at the ing, at which life is manager. i •' m tho Mnttor ol. : The trees, newly-planted, wpre approxi- tho Estate ol OI1DER TO 8IIOW • YWCA, 273-4242. .. . " ; . . C A USE WIW mately six feet high and were valued, at "$10 LANDS SHOULD -eachr-Turner-Bald-the-theft-tQok_Dlace some- KATHLEiiM BWAIN, NOT DE BOLDTO --• -l-PAY-DEMS. time during the night. .Upon r_dlng. oral JUlnkt the complaint Ol LAWnENCE FRIEDMANI , «dmlnl- utrnlor-otl l ththo ontattt o off KATIILEIJJ FRIDAY DEADLINE SWAIN, DECKASKU:' • . Vgnilla, Chocolate ,or Coffee Flavors' tt'lB, on UUa latli \'\' ^ • 1 - - ..''..;. i QCtc 969-r . .:• 1 —1— --,-. . —APVEBTMEMENT . ••.--'— - . .. - V -TO "THE COMMON" IN '—JKItUBURN COMESAMOST m |:;- '^ UNCOMMON TOUCH m Boxor opensa window on _wJA iriit in Mlliburn, New J«r. s;<|«y. by Kathy-Avenr- •;-jjk ' With the opening-of Bazar- ''•at The Commori.'Mlllbum, ft JO*DPjrw.i.11. *r~- ™ • 6, a most uncommon e*J mca: in intematlonai ' awalti-you.—-•• ''•••' iu_,v,a,;'who love the mys- yV"«fiSFlhtrigue-of foreign »wi the strange atmosphere . of 'far-away places In roman-1; ,;^c .setangs > Baair brings M^ooA and wondrous wwwwith ^ .aii,very,sight, BineU-and.feel _ """ ' ' '-•-'origin. doors of. ' and v you pass throug p; thef-plices^ybu ever wihted to 1 S'^ee. The! bustle • juufcolbr of ~ •-. ' ^^fe-3.-::: : -. -' .;.'.. . ••••''• ~ ' "•'£--„ ^l~ ^-vnu'll tour the flea markets of Europe,ithe. .: : Wanider t|jmugh;the>hpp& be- i arcades of the Orient, the . ~— m s j nart OT tnis new aimeiiDiui'-'H-j'WHKm.irr'"" •• -- . • .. ^ Bt-AR.is^ll-the-excitement,4he y jKn5Jf^J^« arc^e¥ortr^OnenCthq ma{kets of the parrbTth^ newdime ^iuffoe- Middle^ fiast, the: mar- : ^••>*^^ n-^)^iaces"".of...Europe, little •=>• • WR puts the world at your fingertips. wnii-corners . of yet un- neverq loiled areas "circling the _ 'adventure.•-.'. obe are reproduced at Bazar k rainbow of color and de-*~ ftrltHat chaUengessthe lmag--; OPEN IN M masses-of-goods.^Youre^on^^ magic. carpetTKB'"past" In- dividual • shopO^birant with "^JBtVMi and varied treasures-to feeling of being im- r=^~ esse!h6«rof:the ' '•' —u.mna yua're shoppings s is(U Enter Bazar's International, • X-3ogWaKeTfloor!i.a few steps will \ -•' transportl^you to therlushi X'lJgicien exotica^9lIBre~Ever^.. -^•x^Sfeenery .-filled fromfloortd • —• JAfriltsrflowers in amontageof =-~1o~66l6Vfl. It- all looks-so-real,——-'. _— itsaUartlfl x; 4 arrangement e:ava to5T ~^ ^T*^ ViMuggery.V.where r jtu^'-lfffiTd cefamltrandporceceramicmdporce- : • r • ' qitUl»:mugsjIn atlvshapesTlhapes , sizes .'. . oiand'icolors frbmxthefarends.^--- h^~-^arthf'thtfearth.^-T—-\r——^^-^^=—•. __arli Afc«H8n«CulBtae^pnergoj3 ~S<3o^ttTto"tiie-seriou8buslness of - -o pleasing the particular palate. - -n oil! 3Thej next- stop is.the^*Pol>- -39iBbttai,";.where cooking, uten- ==^ilsj-gadgets-and uniquely de- "r~ggnedf^necess.ities-rest;, and reign' supreme^.after' a long PQ|MJ^ ( ... _-1 , : Gorgeous guttering goodies "^b^lhe^ scorearralmoBtyours.-.^ for " •••••• - • ^ttJewaed. pieces) lo* y created by "craftsmen of J4:dnw?wpldsi*ind The next shop is aptly en- 11U6titleUd "Out-bf-Sight.".. uuk^vi-vtrw For- -- . "' "t those - in tiie- forefront of •.-.•-'•• rtmu^gmCp.. UilaRb- tho~: - 4 I Viva Espana -renrend ln^gpnnippHflniUnraftS ceramics arid "Carved; goods h^'''Sabri^SBo5!!zer" 11 > all th4e stren d nil vtiv^e geniPWW..K^u , -vlgogBiirid creative genius of . IflraflJbKCome and wonder'as-l- dld,S^candelabra, pottery, • ' If arid natural., stone,. -__' • icprator "ac(!es- ax ind handicrafts*"' -^iir—- , dazzling^ display of; i~bathr_:ltems..Jbatn_^ hairtOeEBrrTttssue _ showeiLcurtainB"-ana ^1 "-bath~Boaps that make .- illike"1 a million no - $ what-v«tt^e=wortJBi i jivfi -at the , ^'Siesta-" FtiJiflesi est-lni-items.- . I zip. down to Bazar's level fora strictly up-" ss selection, of the pitherworidj-First-stop -'— |Dlnnerware- Shop for —r K finest pop1 and tradl- . I'tiortal'^ phrce—settings—from. Italy and the Orient; On *e go to an assortment |rdtitalnless-stfiel-flatwar£LBa huge^that., your jtnaginatlbrr: will- be stwtched to its outer" In the ^'Art Gallery" you'll discover a veritable treasure trove of signed graphics by the likes of Chagall, Dall, Silva, Ret, Picasso, Leba- Y. Metal Don Quixote, Spain, $9.12 M. Jewel Beer Mug, Pakistan, $5.16 . Z. Dolphin Towol Rack, Spain, $19.66 dang.-Inothetwo'rds -art;to' A. Camolskln Lamp, PaWstan, $26.02 N. Copper Plate, India, $6.21 AA. Suodo Slouch, Mexico, $8.1 r suit every taste from classic B. Elephant Table, S. Vietnam, $49.88 O.-CopperTea Kottle, Portugal-, $7.97 C. Carved Ceremonial Mask. India. $15;88 BB. Peacock.Chalr, Hong.Korig, $24.^8 , -to-Cgmp C. CarvedCoromonial MasK. inaia. *io;o —PrBlown-QlaSsrigurlne, Europe, $15.50 CC.SteerhldePlllow.South America, $9.97 ItTthe .''Long Ago . D.telened.CrystaDSlenodlCrystal DolphinDolphin , Italy/$'20.4Italy'$20.411 " Q.;Owl fee Bucket, Italy, $29.97 , I the ' E. Copper Box, Pakistani' $6i44. T DD;-Can/ed-Expamdln8 Bo6k"RacR7TOlla7$27l9 antiques...magnificent trea- ; R.Toby Mug, England, $5;66~ —-— EE. Leathec Kangaroo Dacflhter, Italy, $10;86 F. Crystal Decanter, Sweden, $12.40 • ,* /.^.^ *, sures of yore. S, Stork Pit.cher,.§pain, $4.26 .FF,.Bracero, 37", Mexico, $139.95 • ••," ...Q. Jumbo,Flqrsptlnfl PeRpermll!, Italy, $18.88 t. Brass Zodiac Ashtray, Kbroa, $4,44 •• ^_Jfhe;" Gift iShop •. surflly. has - - H. Tulip StnmwnrB. F.nrnpp, ltP.49 CG. Ceramic Vase, Israel, $B.88 Just- tSFIteHPyou are looking HH. Bhze ScUlptuTeTtl^Avti for...unusual rtickformations, •"". JJ. Ovenware-6asserolery,S,Arr$ sculpttG^i' -lucite etogere, KK. Ceramic Urn, Greece, $10.60 chrbm^ / Vltrehe, chronie- d* Ttnsmw^-vaeas^-figga^eilk flower andotjjf •In JhMnee "Foreig"Fbrelgnn^ HabitatHabitat " > f boastfi one of the largest j dqniLoii|e3d ..- -"-•'•'*.. '..- ' I...*',* i ' ,'_ .„ . ... -^ ; ' ..ZlLJli.J-L -:— -.- -—1.1 i JohnJC-Connor-Ajr*, Democratic candidate forJUnion County-assemblyman-at-large, this ' for \veekend~ • wefk .asloed his opponent to explatn why he •three hikes are scheduled L_yotjW for water pollution and drought." _• "this-weekendfotmembersand . '' "Both Messrsi. Meyner_and_CahlU have guests of"thV-JJnlon^County._, SERVICE STORE ROUTE 22 UNION HlkingXilub. -—--j,; referendum. In. fact,_they_serve "aB the. OrTSaturdayrRobertDeming-^. state co-chairmen of the committee formed, of Elizabeth will lead a seven-^ . A • to ensure its'passage,"'Connor said. mile ramble in Jockey Hollow •The success of this bond issue, is.crucial Park, Morrlstown, the group ~i= he well-being of the people of-New-Jersey, '" jneet at the parking area at WeiJJl _see_theL~sickenlng pollution of our. main entranee-te-the park -Waterways "and beaches. A$d we. all remem- off Tempe Wick road_at 10 . bet the-^wategj^^jiges~of~Tgcent yoarST "Could we^take that from a.m..- ••• ' -an4d recognize"the"neeg d to plap n for ttjfefutiire5 , - . Also on Saturday, Annerand-s- -! -~ .-VYetmyopponentrinone of_hls few leader- -~^e beginning Robert VogeTofCranford'wiU , " ship actions, spearheaded the opposition to lead a 12-mlle hike-to Sunfish-^ ;l Pond. They will hike the Appa- ,, . jhle •water.bond.referendum in the Assembly. ';- 1nf st_ask hlm-to-explain this opposition," Sqhobl nursed jjear r *h1nn Trail from-MiUbrook ,,. nor saidr" 5 -^aJ^origltfejldga-tojyisiLJ ,' ythe' Senate Majority Leader, Sen. Ray- . —nninti-uateman,-(R-Somerset)_argued Btrong- • conference _-You get al[ new brake Ihlng Install&L. lyj-thaE reseryair sites be spe.clfleOtrthat' Union County school nurses met last;Week' -wee'tat-West-End.BVenue8nd onneytf or factory recbhUltioried brake •peqple. would know exactly what they were in Columibia-Schpol,-Berkeley Heights, to hear Rt?^2,NorthPlalnfleld-at- mMr' shoes by our trained experts, and a I • voting j?or. My opponent was against. such Mrs. Patricia .Richel of Springfield report on- 8 j, NathaTi' Coyne of W^:^3 -*ree-brake-*adjustrr!ent at4500 and :._ specificity, as were the water- companiespr- Uje-leadershlp conferencejield by^the New' v anil-^Tseemed—especially concerned about Jersey-Educatibn AssqclatloailiSt stTrpmev. Irvington -vyUn5ad an eight- thi Twin Bridges CsltBTTiTIt only coincidental She attended'as' a representative of the locjl mile"llke;known as theHPreak- liithat the-Elizabethtown-VVatec-Go. wanted to "nurses*Wsociation;____=J _. ness Circular, in Passaic deyelip this area itself? .. •'. - -~~r , Mrs. Rlohel said that "any nurses'group can ' County.\The*group will meet, ''Fortunately,-his-views,, did, not preyail_-r- have its vlews_gtesented by the NJEA-du*lnt :at the adminlshration^bulldr . ~_and..theAssembly crushingly defeated his at- ^". Mttoct^4»gotiaHonsIlf^iJLJg_de.Blres^and- irig-qf the Union-County Park Commission,-Warlnanco Pan "-==tempts=tosSabowgeithe^ateribondsJJ4mmpjt;-^ --•-•- • • • muWrepresent GOO -c^acertted—abouLpjUutlonfcontrol and what ^ the ^EUzabefeat:8:30-attti.uUB —-itoJazeT me-Jjsrthni/'my op|gonant-6eamecl;prey • sociatfoniciatlon,, aiianda also'jalso jf thethey are not satlsfiesatisfieid '"-• For;.. " -partd-to .risk, the entire~bond Issue for sortie _ LthH thhe "agreemen' t reaches, may_re.quesfcia about-Athe hikes-contact the, utiexplainedjc'egson. -regarding one reservoir negotiations. nMeUng-wi^ylieirboard-ofedpeLL ^?Sreatipn--departmen5 of the" >IJ ; rr r : site. —-E=^—•'. •'• - ., "~~-^- "'-- •- - cition.". i- " •,••• .-. >'~ ••*•••"• ••• t • ^> Union County~Park Co^ —shfl rj^ted that of the statafs- 21 •- countJeg, Stec.£'£ ' ~ _OE quality Union CoUnty ranked 14th in •salaries paWt »»»^^»»»»^^M^^«>«y»»^^«>^»*«>«>»»-*»»^RiR^ • » » »-»-«>--—-'-•- • we believe the sale prices— Back Again, Old Fashioned *AUT0 BODY REPAIRINO • FLORISTS OILS-FUEL * TRQPHIES& PLAQUES " •"• • ^LAYNE MOTORS> > KINGSTON CO. - •.. TROPHY AWARDS CO. _-_ •'"•''• : H'.l. BURKE & SON : .APPLE CIDER , -COMPLETE COLLISION WQRK. •FUEL OIL - INSTALLATION - SERVICE • BlbbQn»'-ModoUSi ca.ea • Bowling ahtrta Inauronoe Bitlrao'toi - Complets 2304 Vauxhall Rd., • . Union Mechanical Service- .— - PLOWERB FOR ALL OCCASIONS - ' Bowla, cups, troy., govel., onBroylnd * ' 891 Penniylvanla Av».; Union 686-0955 Call 352-0141 or. 686:5552 • i396.Stuyv«aant Ave.rUrrfon ' 687-4694 .KAREN SANDFORT ne Appaarel & Aoeeiorl ,.*FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Pet SuBttllet— /GEORGE'S PRO SHOP KENILWORTH FUNERAL HOME LAWRENCE PHARMACY ' " THE SEA SHELL-— PROMPT PRESCRIPTION PICK-UP. DAQS h SHOEB "WE BUSINES8 . -AIR —Ample OK-ntheot p •;-•• .. - 686.2468 Orj6fl6»247L6L 63D Boule-vad, Jton 11 worth . Garden State Bowl ' • Urilor. 511 Waihlnoton. St., Ktollworlh 272.5112 Onion BLUE RIBBON '. phone 686-63P0 1352 Bo met Ave. ^r Burglar Afarmt * FURNITURE DISTRIBUTORS • POROH ENCLOSURES • UPHOLSTERERS • GEORGE K. MACKIE . DONUTS TOWM ELECTRICAL ROBERT ANGUS ASSOCIATES B and M ALUMINUM CO. TolO'alarma, ' 'all typea of . burglar ' BEDROOMS - DEDDINO - DINING ROOMS ' AWNINO WINDOWS * JALOUSIES Furniture — Cuutqm manufacturing ALUMINUM SIDINQ • ROOFINO &V fire alarm ayatema^ Bualne.Ba At LIVING ROOMS - CAHPETINQ - DRAPERIES Upholeterlng J- Ijiepdirlng — Bedding Free E»tlmato«. . Realdantlnl Bneolollata. Free eatimotoa All Branda Be low 'Furniture Store Prloea 33'5 Wlnfleld Ter7., Union 686-0336 2064 Morrla Ave., Union 686-9661 471 Kearny Ave., Kearny WY 2-3752 -call 686-4165- V 686.7793 v • . • '. ... • WINDOW SHADES t, BLINDS CRANFORD CATERERS, INC. UNION'PLATE GLASSX:O.,,lr)C. UNION BOOTERY -,'•• ••* lbHlddl AH typo« of window atiadoa - Fraa aaUmntea "We Come to You" atQ=Bla sign£ets.for,thr,ee_ma|or productions a year.- /( L;;_:J|'. - _Last year-he designed sets-tor-^The Cru- BRAKES RELiNED MUFFLERS lible " ^'Dthello-v and "Black Comedy, White H cuae^- w v "vKorking "at. the coUege, «ii&-" ^;r'^-'^v "- _ OR ADJUSTED <,especially when-I- AUTO GLAS y~";:, . lege-oi-the triPBter. ,—-—^^——• .tr*-—!^ ^ALEl SAVE! •••?;«:!.•• • this year Dick Is designin> g sets for "Came-. SHOCK^BSbRBERS *l: - ibt," '•khbC5Has' ^d^'You-Know5 (ICan^ SEATJIOVERS . VINtfL C^RJOPS CAN!T LEAK\pPS> "DfillBLE ACTION", ' Hi.' -ii—--v™i Whfin the Water's Running. Before, i th Alr-S^lane-Type, •mootH rldlnv, (A)V!NYL-TRIMAIRWEAVE Elaotranlaslly W« *,1i5r"S."rr Extra Value!' '• -. . . [ - Cuitom Fit. Include* NEW Full-. Dreaa up;your carl;.Qait9m«= _V1*W-Wlndow • _x i\..,-X~T flt,waBhat>lei..reBrstBburnBi= tettfff, wear. Lowest price INSTALLED 1- fecN anywhere.1-— FULL SET FOR £lO,95 Fin^QuBmjs r Bonded BrBr«U« « nn -••• -':-.. ,?*•"• _.-. people. This n°H'°"iin"^ gallery and the central-court^m^^mx^. b ^f^^^ R ck ^ -fl'y_jQH-pF.11FQRD- "g. -.inngs.— -Jones, medical -records _and_ 1 • • ' :wia4t-taketdmakeammion, : m «mrifhnrd'..;Tweniy..Twenty SSiS^ei-wESSpg • ^^^^MS^^&m -^—rI flveTiHS^r.;.Flfty..,or SWyfiveyearsV u • —i^/eil':'.Would yovrjen^e" that-a-younff "TherejnuBt pe a.i^awuum. .^.... ,— )h-W-.-JonesrcuB-. Y»=>i " *v a'dy by the" time-she-had-reached_her educators, employers, and all of Us that ability^ %h&^Biithday7 had accumulated an es- tp learn is -not limited by age. Indeed, con-1* !te worth- MiUl^SIlars2^elUonjjomrs^^-rtjafias - Unuing education isras-important fpr-keeping - l taady y^sbjgffi^-|-^-oWftr>^lffln^j^in<»jiiiltri.trift flmi>.q as it IS for ' * ~ "Medical treatment; for the ielderly is stillT- lnadequater-Where'MedicarinaaequHi.p^«..ici.^ .... —e does^no.trS.ufflceT—- Jiuce,, receive DISCOUNT the Statemusttneet-itlresponsibilltyllty, , specific-p — -the^ y shoushould.l . g"term-B?eat- • Anyone • 1 Medlcaid.l^hicti goes. riBK^T'anum^^^^;i^T^o -1-Yoii 'don't have to be a MilUpnaire to 3—.— must ljbe watchewatcnedu caretuity—'carefullv-to^W-MI'JUJ.i " !••••" •••» ,' r • § ' Z cSrt"a^d" afe"ty"Tof -goodI S^^U, thc,elderl^in Ney.Jewey: are...- -. S >ineme . - — : _' ± pe out of work for- at least 12 : s..rWe\.rat ELGENE TiRE,-can.pE(k*I: 'lielhg mett . •'• I • -/i '"Mobility is frequently^! acuteproblemfor .mt mths (because^otiMJury-or... i vpu with The Best for your carl oldeirr ppnple^ Ml,'plans forlmBrovement_gf i:_;lHl(.i^gBrsHould apply for dls-- TIR^STONE t®ES| 'WreuiCOfflreiUenfly. -(juuuaui.,..- -- . -=^=-n-—i^musn mustinelude-considerat lnclude~considera^- abllity_beneflts immediately^ f\c(fated-on-Mflltown-Road-CBetween-RQUtJated-on-Mflltown-Road-(Between.RQUtC '-and MorrlsiAvei)JDppftsite Father's ,. tion of the-specialineeds oi~" i--*= -However^-anyone between flie' -I >££!!.*ve" N.Jw^^ j r • >;^• J only— ^rftlirrCoiitroet^ |NSTRUCT,ONF_QRlTElNAGERS- CAREER GIRLS •L-WEBS-T-E-r^DANCEiST-UDiOSJ:| "' Setori HaU University's'A^t -I——fr^Souto_ao h Panalc Ave. ^|| Gallery_will_inaugv!rate. the,,._j_:.^^^^_Choihom,-N,J.c_:._;:;::.:. "''fall season next Thursday,- u^r—————*--**!^z£- 1 _ 4-- jOct. 4.6, with acotiftireherisiye:"- ^-^ ' "" "" ^exhibition cat the ;.works -* H BBHESS; ~~rof ""Fine, and Industrial Arts. I signal for" perfe«t_ color"pictures. ~~ThiB^waB followed by^study at._L^..., . ThaFoitbo^lt* and __ INSTANT PrAY-No waiting for PROPER'H(AIR ANDSKIN CARE - - theArt Student Lea^ie of New= —;" the 5quar«backr»8tlon l^ound—or^b;HBHt,_yivld,^jaJAL. -—York-itrthB-classes-bfyRobert— FIGURE ANALYSIS Brackman. Gasser. is. a merri- fully automqll.c ,trqn»- ; ^L'XHANNEL VHF/UHF RE-: . '. •• CORRECTIVE blET AND EXERCISE ber bf.the Afaerlcan Water- mlssions. ' color So'clety^ih^Phtladelphia- —^SMft1nto-Drlv«-qn*— SPEECH "-••.'" .. Water color Club, theCon- ' all yoy'v* 9°'t0 c'° '' • :": '. ' SOCIAL GRACiS'... ,-,... ,,,; .. •' _.. nectlcut Academy, jhe Balti- drlv*. Not iWft.'' more.' Watercolor • Club, 'trie'* r """TRIs mokor It o-lot ' Sidibon. Artists and the Allied ; "easier'on the left foot, ^WARRANTY And al 27 mllM'per alEfo.a life member' of the. ; --A^AjUgbA^r CLASSES National Arts Club and the" gallon, It's not loo hard STlirr--': . he is. a faculty member;—^-4- AIRCOOLED; ^ "'''':.' .•*".'• " Gasser served as director *Falr Traded Iternk Only Call or wt'te for your complimentary consultation and find of the Newark School of Fine AUTOMOTIVE CORP. ^?u ihai there is a most impressive person under^youf skin. and Industrial Arts from 1946 21SS MILLBURM A«E. "» PORTABLES- CONSOLES-COMBOS to 1954 and is the author of NlapTewood • SO 3-4567 FiDIAL 381-4394 ....ajjujmter^ofbooksdeoUng'Wlth -f-'pr-write-for-btochure' - •' • the techniques of palntingr imsmymos Flll tho'labor gap and start a now. ENROLL high-pavinti qwpor. NOW _ -DIESEL FUEL^YSTEHS" GRACE LAIRD»DIRECTOR CareerLono JobPlats mint Stivict Aunllibli Active Profoaslonal, Model lo All Giiduiln.. Call DIESEL ACGESStffiY SYSTEMS Member of the Modeling oi win lor'lm bit- . A compioto courso approved by,tho State oLNow-JotsnViDopartmonl-ol-Eclucaiioru— Mail to GRACE LAIRD •ACADEMY OF CHARM, 224" • Ai«oel«tlon f^H chun. nB lacilll ll9 1 ? FinnstOduc*Uo ' V°' ^" At44U- irtdNJ0709o.wJersoy07 1 • East..'.your inspsption is invuoo- . . -engine city technical institute 459 ORANGE ST. NEWARK N.J. ' Engine City.- Route 22.Wast, Union, N.Ji 07083 WISTflttD Phono: (201)984-1450 • •£••>. .(:.. IT",***" •,7' ~i^^hursday, pi -1» ! h in iwteicar upsets CHUNK STYLE MO—... -^Edwin fiiltger, &7, of Newark watradmltt«d tothe Intensive care unit at Overlook Hospital, ——:--SommltrfoUowlnyatLautQinobtteac'ctdentrwMch., -——oocurr*d-Monday on RiJ&jiast In Mountain-_ slide, accocdlng to a Mountainside police report, '-Hospital authorities reported Ritger's con»_ -dfiioa—as-SBtlffactory, JUtgjsrjjuffered "•~ex" tensive lacerations of the face andlegirwi hJa car hit the highway curb and-turnettover-r Ritger-said that-a truck traveling east cut In of-hlm and, lHTattempdng toi "avoidr a~ "' Rltger swerved and struck the curb.1 ••••- ' --», 55, a pissenger in the c*r, was-taken to Overlook by the Moun . -ftescue-Squad- atong^wlth' her husband) Mrs Rltger was treated for.brulses_ffEdJater re- liased, Ritger's car was "demolished \iyxhe 'was towed away by *hk .department. .:.-• Another Iccideht to,ok place • ^dl tiK on^M^naayjrraccorauig u> -~ r , .... . 22 easfand Lawrence aventfe..The three-car UPER FINAST SALUTES collision involved, Russet N, Mather^59f of -THE ALL_AMERICANJ3AAAE FOR ALL AME,WCANS-^ • 1087; Sdnnyvie^rdinMounttiinsldeidtssaac-R, Football andJh^^ McKley_22>, of Plajiffleld. 'and Charles Hudson jf College Football a nd of-Fanwood, ,/^~ =—• , , _ -Hudson said he did not realize that'the ' cars In -front—of—him—oa_the highway had •-and his car struck-aJKehicle driven le-which in turn'struck Mather's car, fetter's and McKieis-cars sustaffiaifear _^na damagevHudson's'vehicldamage7HudsonV ve e received ex- tensive front end damage. League' oi Women Voters _rif. Wgstfleld :-WiWin •h^M-p'-iiwriwBh^MpiiwriwB.. of ."coffeei.coffeei " durfaiR-Hie ^>coTnlni> s week. The purpose fof,the coffeesjs "% aUow'tinit membersToTbBCiomB-acquainted arogani2edz:prlor to the unit discussion d the-followltig week. .Menw 'Tbfers will have an• opportunitpportmlty ttoo' select readingreading. —^RiBSioe~r IN PORTION "^materiala on the electoral college, ,the-sub]ect RIB PORTKOH— --to •^O'fUie first unit discussion meetings. ..: •. .__ +H ^;The coffees willjbe heldinihe following. fa-homesi c LOINSIDi._ ' • •-•• • -^'^TuoBdny 'unit: l?t4K P'i wJ ; FIRST Of THE ftiSH PRODUCE x?GBrdinerr:T^rSt6iiy BropkAane, . _, 5©$«- - l h d1!idr and Mrs. •c w , .secretary. • •••—j nit:=&iI5jaaii witn Mrs. KODBn 14^. Greenwood rd. XSis.cussion «•« ox. $• i _^:;aj.i-.:. be Mrs, -Samuel-Milstein, and -.- ' — MIZRACH KOSHW [ Lee-will be secretary., ... -;>1'The' icoffee meetings:have .been organized _• j^-BONEies»-i.nuVIk' ~ t Fillet Steak ^miil^HlliirSleiiks^ f RE5H TASTY ..USDA.CHOICE : HAV1VAM *•& PURPOSE je*1!>!:.4 •POTATOES .."V. L-t. SIZE A -Sbda ? —i'lb- EQC rnfcul ,JSDA_CHOJCE PASCAL CELERY Turkey Franks vacTpkg. 9'- . Ground Round __ _.„,„. . LITTLE LINKS ___ -EXTIlA-SUOItT-CUT-- —'-• ••-.- :i-_j- 1ST *f. I»IP»* PINEAPPJLES. •PUEI"0 R!5*R "cH29___^ ^ VlillfJllii Parks Sausage • < Rib Steaks w» 3Ff' •; '"J;': • •A'^BSHWITHKiBS HOT |b or SWEET 1Ul ALASKAlsr^lb^l.39>•! • «•«•'-'•'•^ ' ~3L ^»f «a5s\ 4e or. hot. lce-presldent,-enH- ^JlATH'S^/C^^lialfTin rch and Engineering f th A *GOmpany^jiafi_HE«' named one of the 47 • .. ...y *^r-4F -^1yiiri«rri-of-huafaie3H-nnd--^diiCHtinn who will JIASlX^WIiipP _^ -_ Iserve on newly-formed visiting committees for — NATairAl ' -Ifrew University. Feeley is. a member-of the— ^UVERWURST • CASINO" \H>9^ • -.. >: • Ivisltlng commltteKon-theology. ~ • • \ ~~ A residentuof Mountainside, on Mountain • ^siiiMPSAtjiig^^ r Feeley! lOmhe board of dlrectorsjindV-. "t .-' •Sf^fii":-Z PINAST. CftEAMY or CHUNKS MACARONI SALAD RICHMOND ttwlhfftiitii Ti n^ ~& "'' 4& ^~Pft«Hiit Hotter ^ sesh Wedgswood (TunsfigH) Ltd. SAVE 4S% I ~ ~ -.^. r---ai OM Ot>"" Sto.l l'M('". 1u 4a 20 Pk-ic Set or 9 Piece Completer Set Your*- for Only a total of only $12.87 ^mempers of thefreshman class at Albright .-,,.,, 13 Laytiwuy Receipts -College who' paracip'Stsa "in a -recentrflve-- — • *day orientation program,The program Included roUCHDOWN^bAlkY SAVINGS^ 'discussions about social and personal con- -. . ^i—.BDOUut ^socia ^rMtmtniito,; aim i"* »«»"lpndersfro > v_m WITH THIS COUPON ^cernB, wiutli the aid oft community leaders froni PIUSBURY •BUnERMILKoVsWEETMIL.•!&&!..IW.&,K I;., •::..•.• :indu^trjrand government. PILLSBURY BISCUITS PlttSBUR\ . ANb A $3.00 PUBCHAM &ALLARD 8 62.1 ill THRU SATURDAY, OCTOBEB i ' '"•""""»"""" ";_ —^^--..-558^11 WITH COUPON ' THIS COUPON | Ac |j BAKBRV SAVINGS I' HEALTH ,& BSAUrY AIDS REO. or 9 0., Jl|e WORTH FINAST FRENCH CUT 2X pko«' lOWAKUa-inkuiuupu.THIPAJKHAJILO, L APPLE PSES VITAMINS PAlSw/IRON-CHtWABLE60lo> %A ; PAlSw/IRON-CHtWABLE60lo>^ T FINAST WAFFLES WHEN TWO ARMS ARE TOO FEW ;... GLAZED BLEND-O-FRUIT rOR BAKINO FINAST CO to tiat. 90c bot. E 8 Vjitn a moving vun ore I ^•i_lfl ih* AKINO LARGE B" oz. pkR. ^ P SCAUOP DINNER ^ ° «*_i ^°^ -n»lghbo'hoo(L t-suKR- - V When 'the Hork vUlts a friend or nel- "'• • •••>• dhbor.•:...• ••>••••• •.•.• •, '.••• • .•;:.'v PERX LIGHTENER ^—> .Bti aHft^mMml»^h-4T*lp-*ri<»TTT«w-<».i^- I"tlyallro>r«fll«nJ-«-airl-eklv ond com- fortably oi ponlble." A Welcome THIS COUPON cjrtons1 Wagon hottest will call at your request WORTH with helpful Information arid o host Toward! the puHhuie el any fraih -of-glft§— OI-yMI»;. . Coll Welcome.Wagon at 276.5990 { P.S. That Welcom-e Wag«on Ho'ste'is will LIMIT (1) • 6000 AT SUPER FINAST r i the same for LIMI1 (1) • UUUU HI imu -• — »_^__ ,., *** -y--r- • i* • 1 •p;v--'-.,'---- •••-•• ' .t.., . - \ •' '*•. • •33335 counsel.to. •Onr-ncw-Pepartment-ofrr " SPRlNQFlEtD1' "t - -, linarT^wDo^|m««^-MPve» EMANUEL METHODIST. CHURCH •. -news . ..7 r^-nnc-r IT if.AhRMY GREEN Irrzr—-AlI items' n? • dratrrnan-ofc the-State Democratic^ •_... be in our J'' 5SS e. 8 .ANTIOCII BAPTISTOT ., German- . LS. SPRINGFrEED AVE., "Arrangements-for Today's.Homes' is the_-..-. SPRINGFIELD title of the progrnnrto be presented by Mrs, cpf " HALLOWEEN R REV. CLARENCE. ALSTON, PASTOR ; "League. Bruqe P. Henn at the joint fleeting.of the scnpoi. - • -1,-. f „,,,.„ ^ •iiions chairman, empha-— joTk^V HoUo^S P.m.. Valparaiso ^he^program ^pr^Ute^M^^ eo rainani au pmis are ^available, Including tingafCHast-Church,\Maplewoqd. M1iier,:-wllHntroduce the sp f*"^™*^ 28^espeaking.partX s and many dancing roles. ™ 9:30 - 2;3P p-m., World Friends—:fn,,^ftr and director of Diet Control-CeBters Completel^spwKiy! open castirig -Will prevail,/ and 5.A&JlA.^G°nJtrrnntlonIj 7:30 P,.m... .'•''of tMg"x^——1_. .^ .. .-- . _all_lnteresteall interei d performers_are.welcoine,_she • board of stewardship. STORE EGGS: , —.- said, r - -: - --._.._....•: ,_. _ =-2« MORRJSJWENUE-^ ' Tuesday'— 4 p.m., Confirmation IL restore eggs'promptly-and ' . -L"HBW._TO_Succeed'1 isr-the-premiBre-pro^ SPRINGPIELO, HT.J. 0708r "• -—-FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - " - £ iaS-p.mi, women's ; r, aunts i^._?..1^g^)-rlng__£4uctiion of the^Overlqok—Musical—Theatect- 379^5135 — MORWSvAVENOETWr.eHU.RCH MALL - -lyniif sponsored by the .Women's Auxiliary of Oyer--—- . ~gPferMREIEtD:JJR'W -IRRSEV-Vr keen -look Hospi£air*PhB-Musi»l-^-.heater_replacfis__^ _PASrnR;.-TH.E REVT^KUOBTW^ "v>~TEMPLE SHAREY SHALOM -—^-sthe^.erlook^bllies^wMch^eDjD^^^ "SEkVlNG'OUR COMMUNITY. •T-AN AFFiHAT-E OF-T-HE^l*I©Htfl__ ; w ^r^runTTOs^'Ralph Witmer Jr. is general TAMERKIATSIHEBffiS! CONGREGATIONS : -TodaToday M***--' -7>15-pwm'— 4p "'-'-•-«•.Girls' uuu. n ^UIM» UU^ '".. AMERICAN HEB8SW TONUUBSHITIWIO chairman. . -^ • . ^=^7:30 p.m., Webelo Scouts. ,7dO_p.m., Boy , SO.SPRINGPIEbD-AVEAVE . 8SHUNPKER&SHUNPKERDD. ;; ! . tcpreserve their quality. ——-n-^..i«jii^Aic^^7ni^?!mTpi=nf -ttwards^- -8-p,injr ; ' ' ^-ItitBBIJSRAEL-, S . DRESNEDRESNERR .:.'" "-.—^—~ iatecpersbnaiatecpersonai ,v-jjeiaupnl ;,! ,relatijpji - -SenlorjEhoirTreiieaTBaC ship levetto ^jc^mp^asa-'CO; m y^"-5_a.mx . to 1 p.m..,-car-vfts, car Washh -; R IRVING KRAMERMAN . \, f _ _!-,y. L^C >•shi P lev^°AT&#»nrt -_ Saturaay^"-'5_a. sale "sponsore.m. tod 1b yp.m. Westminster-, ; CANT0 ;^-~andcake sale "sponsored by W "r- -1 servlfce.:Rabbi Dresner^wlUpreaeh a; sermon. -_x .. .,.._... -, ^ ^^^actlpt^aJ^s.-s^jf^P" Sunday 3*9:30.a.m.iChurchS<;hoolool.Classes. . .-.^tur'daV"iiS'lOflffa.TO.,Sabbathfhotjiingser-. ,.,iwWi rr\iir PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ut — . T-X- — \tnnr\a\t ->. » p.m.. trustees-meeting»—------• :••••'-• "^^ ^MOufrAINs"l5i" - -\- -Wednts^ ^^ lO^n^^njlfe's,,^,; ,., _._._ . _':.•.... -_\ ^-WS-rS, PASTOR- ..-.VpJEchapJ Choi^ rehearsSlTB^m^ Chancel— r-^Hg^^^pngJ-Today —fa p.m., .cnau-JUUUUI^, . ; uWrehearsal.^,- • _ ---^-^ -r _ Sunday w 9:45 a.m., Sundayscteolj; adult \ --_ .HI* POR HOME. -classt-(nurserv). ll a.m., morning worship,.. .\— (mwsery). 6'^;m7^voutn~croupsV=7qp3iw^%| -evening-worship. ' ^ enrn ton the irtside clay potAoldtot • .. k «8 ^ noodlBB; or-diidrfOiBTSoSdtes around an individual caaserole- .*, • -of-chili after, heating in flie °Vp"sh dn:the menu? Time for lemon parsley sauce.-Melt. 1/4 cup butter; add 2 table- Bpno^p. htiph lemon 1uice and -chopped-parsley.JP_o.uiLonone_ pound broiled.fish flUetsT •!&*•:••&*: &. —JI\-»..HRryim»nt . . , . ...HAMBURGER SOUP • . nn w HI. ~r2' tnbiespbons-butter__ j 1. cup chopped onion • ICOLOR! •.'•?• • •. . . 1 cup sliced carrot. ' 1/2 cup-chopped green .. COATS pepper Suburban Trust writes loans for any ,:,%• UNDER THE AUSPICES OF , -1 pound ground beef THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF GOLDSMITHS ' 2 cups-tomato juice 1 cup diced potatoes sound purpose at all 6 offices! OF LONDON - 11/2 teaspoons salt" 3i:ymyiee^moneiLfor a new.car, a new heating system, persona] •rb^rteasppon-seasQnecLaalt^ expenses," or any soLrnd-purposervisiMhe^Suburban^Xrust office^ that's-handiest to yqurhbme or jo^. Come on.in .., and we'll writhe-, cups (1 quart) milk lw •i. Melt-butter in a saucepan. - . '""•- ~"* '"i renordrtime. -. . -— ~~ _z..-_ ——=^-n-^~=-^,- MEW JEWILRYFOR CLIENTS , browni AUU "^^ "'" w"^: ~," til meat is crumbly. Stir in P A WV^ tomato Juice, potatoes • and» _seaspnings..Cover.and cook, "over lbwlheat;until-vegetableB-= are tender, 20 to 25 minutes. . 1 FREE' ALTERATIONS Except .Budget MerchandlM Comblnq flour with .1 cup o£ v ;> .- . 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' y Xhifles Leister."' president. orifl»rQraffge —• -^-^~=^-^~^:'- •--- • •--- 1 Maplewpad, •Miriburn, Scotch P.lains,:Sprrng- ~__ meg andsalCBfiateggyolksj^ -Woman's'Club, and-Mrs. Kenneth Rpbson, __ w—||. ... it! -rf-/fl i"/*a blend Into potato mixture5. Beat H field;v4VestMDeange, Verona_and Watchung. president .Past Presidents Club, representing •50-//G/TO+/On <3H-V6 Chairmen for tlie drive are:Mrsj-Waltfir~—;— egg whites juntil stiff, butnot 29- lb"caT women's clubB,3re" starHng^:the-.r- o-^^ , • . dry. Gradually add'sugar and" Cohen of Livingston, Mrs. Donald Gijwberg of /.club season by-ffirTwr"ttDbT3'-cpmblnliig -,-. L^,"^.' Union nnd Mrs. AllenpSteln^and-Mrs. Samuel. beat until very stiff. .Fold into into one cooperaUve party for; all.honored JQ PSy'n as menu ordet-oi season .potato mixture. Turn lnto-TO" Talesnlck_pf.Springfield.' ,_v__. . ::~ The Womanls-iiiiib-oi Orang'iTand Uio-Paet-—-guests.. ungreased 2-quart casserole. The woman s OIUD-OI urange miu u»-.-.» - —-—.. The Ruth Estrin Goldberg .Memorial for Auwmn-bringsthe Bake in a 325 deg. F. oven, bLh Sth DistrlctWlll ? Cancer, Research will hold the second half • R.E.G.M. has raised and given more Uian _ 1-1/2 hours. If deslrdd, gar- U b "of its 21st annual solicitation drive, Monday a-quarter of a million dollars to Cancer Re- ilant "chrysanthemums, foot- nish with orange slices...... Sr^a t s°oTMo-p§l°^^^^^^^^^^ f - thnragh-Oct; 18 in' such towns as Livingston, search. ~ ' . ball games and tlie warm In-- appetite after the wilting summer days.—More-filling Yleld;_eJght servings. • ^ PrLlden s Dav WfrdnS at 2 p.m. at Mildred Hardester. program chairman for "dlan_ Summer sun, reports- QU«I^UXIOSMZ £-W Mrs. the Orange Club, will present musicians ~ Anne L.Sheelen County Home foods, therefore, Jiecpme the menu order of the .season. TQP s-menu.silggestlofl ul^i* is^ie'arty and-brings-with it •fhe-pi?ange-brown color of fall, feature baked, sweet- potato "puffi-It-fira perfect hot cas-. - serple—accompaniment for .„. . _ . bakeffham. . .-. '• --• will be the decor for- the Sweet potatoes are an ex- ~B"a"yley-Setori"~League's lun- cellent source of—vitamin A 'cheon ahd~fSBhion show Oct. used in the body to help pre- i9ian.p.m" n..aTth. rtTthee CCHaigg ,,gn). nlphnight blindnessblindness, 'tohgl- '-'B - >*tlCier illin iviAjriuumMlllburn,. *Fashion UUIHVHLsI ^^ Keep thersldn-smooth-ana-toUIO DMil BIIIWHI u».u bw" will be displayed b y thhe HousH e __jjeip keep-the, lininlii g off t theih > "^fluliano ih SoUtlrOrange; mwthrnbseTIthroat^n^tHr'nbseTIthroatzandldi-il : ^-^Mrs. Matthew,)J,. Palmieri gestlv-• e tract •—healthy• "•••••; —• arid^ wLJire ^- • IS: cliairman. Committee sistant to Infection.-' • At: this, time of-the year, •, .chairmen Include—Mrs. -. J. sweet potatoes are season- TT-Frederlck Campbell, ;,.Mrs. . aT^p1ehtlful_an4jisually a --James G. Stanzialei- Miss lbltharlcet ElsieJrravisano^lrsJBfltrielo . SWEET POTATO PUFF_ -AVGUZZO. Mrs. PeterA..Can^ 4rcups mashed cooked-sweet- I'- ' talupoj Mrs;,Peter S. PUch of -'.ltvington,; ' Mrs;- Anthony S.- potatoes . (about 3 pounds - Pastoreof VailsburgandMrs. raw)l . . _. .. orange juice., .con- Tigut-<-c*uu>»w7—• ' »^..tratB,i diUwed,,undiluted' and-Cp,, three'pieceiofair-^/2xup-mllk .••'•; •. __ • way" iiiggagei|. a..blender,"Tr 1/4 cup-Butter or margarine, ~ pptftable radio;-a.silver sery- meltetC - - ~ ** • rtra" r •'—•"-— "-i-tablespooff Irdted Mrs. Ko Daniel ":iis'inoderatpr;: 4 eggSj^separated" ~. .-_ !.' -j '• •' • ... ..' 1/4 cup migar.1- • —. undi= sno atfid=aBrftnge- concentrate, •-—-T-frnTng(jiool starved andeager — play, asks Anne L^ Sheelen,•...• "^County Home"E«momist?—t-- O 'If. ^wi;se mother includeB an " -^i'appealing iand nutritious-after , •'" school-snack in her daily food_ —plans. SUch a .snackjijl.add .:. "^T^p^the chlld's^dallyTmtrlBnr- intalce,=wiU sUBPljr~needed^ ^ner@;, and will satisfy his -^h~unger;pahgs;~'——-~~"^T •--... — ~~^&"X3ne cauHoiChowever—the '^iackj-shduld-no^be-.to(>-heayy. ^tiPObti sweet;such a food would "hi^'dinner. • — ^ —-1 ""Avoid—the—empty—a ' vnrifirie¥i>nrifirie¥.. These, wwill;; offer ^energy buFwlll not supply;yal- __uable nutrlentsTTnclUded in— —• fliis^ category-are- such items is soft drlnks,.potato chips, d d WESTFIELD r-^gvegetablei •rcookiesmade frpm-mtflttssesr-r — ~: iraisinaisins or peanutbutterpeanut butter. , " • • k \~/^\\rhri—~ Plan npwToTprePare onerof X (~ 7 \/\f ' tliefoUowinglie-foUowing--recipes-for-a^p | -' -1 ;>r>cy^v -v^__^_ •_~i-nutritious afteivscnbol snack. r:j PEAMJT •BUTTEitCOOKlE& "1 cup shortening' 1ptiutte ^^-1' -cup sugar — ___^_^_^__-^ . ^_,~1'.._ 'cup brown-sugar, pacKeq— 1 —•=: i 1/2 teaspobnbsalt-^ - 1/2 jeaspo'on"baking soda • . "^"Mlx^shortening-and-peanut |^~^" i'^tteryAdd tothrkiEgsof sug- rV ~; rirttoroetout-buttermixture"."": _v. _g ;Put on .baking pan. Flatten I'"""——IgjjeeTrF.-10 to 15 minutes. -.•' —__4XIELD:^four to five dozen. riMicheleLeoh- -ard; was born .SeptT27, 1969, and MrsFSavld Leonard, of^ Maplewood..; .;....• • •' GefTclgethertalk Paul Springer will speak to • the Ethical Spciety of Essex iM ~ biewood, Stmdayfr-at-14-tt.nu_ His topic will be "Get Tp- r.WV : ""'" ••;-:•--;-•.•• Springer.. who is. a leftgr —ih-tratning-at-tho-New-Yorier Ethical Society, will have the ' assistance of his wife, Joyce need a queerfs-fortune'toclalfti these Springer, in conducting the This-week, explore Hqhne & Co'mpanyTthelancI platform. The public., is invited to at- tend. .-•,.,. , . n^ ' V " : Wesifidd s I. WESTFIEtD AVE ROSELIEWMJ, d^^.vw^^ ' I .: wtt Educators ^ Qqnee Maims bf America Ill-' •••• i h is riparRijed; Saturday vChurlTrv . Holy Spirit Roman. Catholic Church, Union, ••* • was the Bettlng~Saturdav'afternoon for the. " Mlss-LorrauTe-Irene Interdonato, daugni marriage _oO*rss~Gai-Dtana— Petraccar—* of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Iriterdonato Of 2585 L.JUnloa.^was married Saturd; „ v_o^- Bruce Milton Swenson,ofHOnlo „ son of Mrs. Bertel Swenson of Willmar, Minn., and the late Mr. Swenson. -,.? The~Revr Robert F.-Gamer_oJLChrlst the _•. nuptial mass-and double ring, ceremony. A' King Church,.Jersey City; officiated auto; "reception-foUowed at Weiland's Steak House,— ceremony-in St. Joseph's Church, Maplewood. : -, , Mountalnsld A reception followed: at the Chanticler-In - Millburn. . :. ' ' ' •%•—- - Mrs..Stum Hlgel of North Plalnfleldserved _i^Th" bWfo wms escorted by her father. Mrs. as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were. Lor- __Tfi6mas Shauger of Hanover, couslnoTdie bfri Ltod3n,.,Mrsraine . Joseph trlano' of .Roselle Park _ Jbrlde, served ' as raatron_ofhonor.- Brides- maids were Carol Heath" of Colonia and"Mrs. i-diurlin^.and-Nancy_ Chiirltry both, of JfJulo, Gregory Olekson of New Market; cousins of nieces of the groom, served as ftaweragW! '/the' " .. Richard-^JRuriin of Union.served as best Diana Zollner of Old Bridge and Mrs. John .._ triah for. bis~brother.-Ushe"rs"-were-Rlchard Hubbard orirvlngtoh. Patricia Sulkowski of-' ,„ V——Garroll of Jersey City, SalvatortDl iBello • Union served as flower girl. ;- ~of North Arlington, MichaeLRegan of Roselle Mijp^ ' ' ' and Peter GlllespfeorjefSeyiSWy. his hrnther. Ushers; " • ' ' ' Mr•§.; Churlin, who'-was graduatedfroi were Donald Interdonato,JarofcerEOfetheibrlde; High School and St. Mary's Hospital School-of i |i* " Walter ttakoczy of Toms River; PeferJMlHcchia- ~ ichnoloev. Orange, is empl6yefl;as~ -• of-Newark and TifomaizShaugetL of Hanover, "cousins of J»e_bEidej_ and Mlcfiaef Wellech of~~ -^ Sylvia Becker itTMlllburn. t ~ —T ~ Carteret.' Jeffreyjgeath_of_Colonla was ring- " Her husband, who was graduated from Lin- bearer.,__ ;Mcs". InterdonjBto, w.ho was graduated frorn TDtcldnson. University, Rutherford,_tthere he _ LdfGd^lHilhShlJN#l received a BiS.rdegffee,sis-eiiaployed as a; . - _iuidSSimatidTInSatute/ls employed b^Coiyer. -sales represenStlvtrjor Burroughs Cor- ' ,—:" andrCo^dNewark;- ---—-}"' .^y ''..,•'•. b lJSftflldr i ••' • ' Her husband, who-was. graduated from Will- j~ u mnr High SchooliWi^arJMinriuJeryed three; .tvears""ln the U. S. Atmy* with a 13-hionth tour_ir; '•• TPpIK^ing-a' honeymoon tripjaitihomas,!- Svlrglh Islands;" the coTlple will-reside In Unlon^' isirom —MRB^tAMES-CRQCKER"JR, MRS. MICHAEIrfteCHURLIN _^cMlss; Janefr-AwGerolstelnofRockyille.'Md.; ... daughter .of Mr, and.Mrs. Albert Ji-Gerolg. -i=MRS. BRUdE M. SWE • stein o_f 1893 Arbor lane. Union, was married , , SeptT*20-to jlames-P. Crocker fr.. son of SM-— Mr:-andL-Mrai; lameS ' ' -M(t JTbeRev. Thomas ^Grpgan of SIT is engogec Roman CathoUb CHQKhTjersey City, officiated " _ at the ceremony and was— celebrant of a nuptial. masslin St. Michael's Roman Catholic . ,.. Jnion-Guild-of Deborah JjelOL —Church,' UnidhiHVr-peceptlon followed at the' j board meeting recently_atjthe FTrst State —-Manor "in Wesjt Orange. ----^^.-- —::• .•-.. - .Bonk. Mrs. ' Dorothy. Elker, fund-raising ~ :>The bride was escorted by her.fatherrMrsi- vlce-pre~siaBnt,presided. •• ••^-^'. ••• — . ^jGeorge ^Klingensmlthi .isewed=as-mac _ It-was ^Barbara Noviello of-%wark, Sharbh Staggjpj.|ri; aitefjP^Jeffer^onrNiVi^r--- irr— ' I -. .• ^Z.Hi£r" •" X . 'ter^Urn'onrnave-announced j7^11 ' f*i...-.« Hnlnntl anil Aut-kai.il'' their .-daughter',-Mlss~tesIie sharon^Beck, to - - i! . William Stephen Devaney, son otMr. aidMrs.~_ ' Cravo.allofrNewark. ...:.- V '.-:•••:: _ St. Paul the-Apostle~School Guild, Irvlng- ,WUUain V.'Devaney; of 121 Prospect, ave;^' MrBrTobtarwho waS-^Bdaated fr.otnJJnlotr M / Irvington. The annbuneement was made Satur-T^ „ ~pio-okin Cancer'Relief will hold its annual - £S Vnli Mary' S^_Angstrom,-1393_Wlnslow; on ThursdayrOct. l'6-at 8 pirn, inthe.schpol. ' " at. the home of the prospective bride's -G(^^iSriat5Sa«K5Slii!S.- " *T-\ ™'M* announced-Ae engagement\. auditorium^ •'Faillestoj_pi Fashions,", is pareritsT" T . ... -,."•,-—r^— — •husband, who also was graduated tfomiT SC"IjteSo-Mtmdayjfternoonn tatheIn the Newirlc'Beth^sraeNewark Bettrlsraell . »i».'.™o.™wu» L party' toRFWWto l»ch| —til -^AL * Tickets may be purcBBBBtl~by-TatUtag-Mrs— »^LL.. P\^ L*. ^T^V^IL. • tm^il counselor for several years. r ~. Ih Lonnie- Salvatorg 964-1949 or Mrsr^Jay 'Za--—-•" on -the'-:"SPA"— outinid7kg ana .weekenS d -. &Qt~Dy. ._ LJQDOlUn UnU HearHetr Hig fianceh School, who, waandfielmons graduatefd AbbejrColleg from e . g tobe held in Decernber; Mrs. Samuel Rettlg, ':'>'• A seven-rpound, The public is,invited." - The SubuibajrDebcnalvrrLeagueHpf Newark • In-Belmont^, N.C., w.hereje was a. itiewber T. ^_ Tsocial service adrnihistrator. will-report on -. totiFLoulse Zrlnsktiwas-bornSeptSOrWSS^: -jg-^-all-eaaeH-ln-nurfllng^homeflj-andiMr-fi^Samuel-—^n—ffiVflTrW^ H""Pt*aii Summit, to "_j__^ .Tuesday, Oct.-21, at 7 p.m. in-Temple-Betii teacher and athletic tra'ach xn BrtftmniWr will report oh ^hB'ADJoumalwlilch FRIDAY DEADLINE JSr T •=-_AII items.jajher. jhon.,ipal_aews shoul • Ahm, Springfield. ~~^1~~ == =—-^— ___ ^rid^is.the.foVmer'Lois MrDehmetr—^^^U-*^^^"^*^- ~ UnTOH. Mrs. ZrinBki^s-the'for-mer^Alexandrai- er. j ! : Swlderskl. ' An August wedding isi)lanned. ,, Mighter.of:Mr..:and-MrsVB"e'njarniri^ ™"-- - by -~ tainers. wilFrorlornv^Mrs. Stephen Knee of istheson of:Mriand Mrs^nfiEDllVeochTb^Er: - • -The Chapterrlsrccrmp ushers" were Mike Leo, Robert Dehmer, brother spring'.. MFSr Vincent Cerreto,;.may be con-j= ~ of thebrldeTTlb^ejoXeOTaT^r^nny^hristto {or j It has been estimated there- ^grym . are over 12 million- Amerl-.. Inglese, Jr. served as-ring bearer, ' bans who' do- not-haye_jhe_'™' bans w y ; •• cents.a day necessary to meet ScTiooljrwasTi~prlvate secretary at the Union Fifth child born Sept. 21 Uhelr minimum food nee'ds. ., . Chamber of Commerce .before her marriage. Her husband Is'self employed in New York,' to the Fosters of Union The couple will reside In Rldgefleld Park, u A-atw«n-pniinri, twiWoupce. daughter. Na Would ,you like some-help PUSl21 19691H" irTjpreparlng: newspaper re- VERSATILE Elizabeth's Hospital, Elizabeth,.• to, Mr..and leasesrWriteTolrWitTlhlsrnews^r - it terryicloih.are larger than a beach towel, may be uses as oecorauve"" "Union. ~~- ~^ . ••' • ; ">•••••••; paper and ask for .our ''Tips covers for furniture, as tablecloths or bed- She joins three sisters, Mary Jean, Linda on Submitting News Re- spreads, as cafe curtains or even as car and Patty, and a brother, Walter.. DID YOU KNOW?... leases,"' seatcoversi- __:.: -Nv . .. . Florham ParkCountry Club Is not "a Private ' .... ' , , || .Esseix Woman's Club, and the ..-'•i J* Club", Its fine catering facilities are open to 1>^Y the public, business and industry, social and Federation tO hold. Woman's Clubs of Falrfield Tatiginiw-ftrKanlzatlong-l-^Joc.anv of their and Verona. , parties and official functions throughout annual conference the-year.-'~- L_ -. The members oftfieSeventh -Satetylin_cojor_ , Consider .The Cluir for your next social or Dlstrictr of the-New Jersey - Color canbea-safetyfeature- business fuhct'jbn ahdte assured that your \i •State Federatitin of Women ,s7~v(rHere.childi;eh's.-clothing IB party will enjoy privacy, a "home-hospltallty .•^.•.^JClubBwlll. meet for the annual^ concerriedi Dark, coats. or; atmosphere, along wJth the prestige Und fall conference, Monday, atthe ^ackew~niishirwell--be fitted ..". GrsicfoupJJIhing fnO/d-VVor/d Elegance ~Hec6T~beflttlng the -event—Thfr-food-and— J^lbbl^i^tpjiie^^i^-^MWB^--.,^^^ sttip of-»eflecUvetape.- "drink: are"superb . , . service Is with a per- SaldweU. '" '. .,, " "7ClgKt7brtghrcolorErarebeher' sonal touch and executed with finesse. Speeches wllL begin at10 choices and) make- children A stately Ceorgiart mansion surrounded by acres of formal garden beckons -CAULMR-WILLIAMLFOWI-EH at 371-Wfc n.m,' • " ' more visible to motorists on beyond the gates. Here luxurious decor, spectacular view, Continental- TO DISCUS^YOWTCANS— Amprl(^,in cuisine, fine wines and Individual attention'combine, to makel' NO MUSSI NO FUSSI IMVB eVBRVTHINS TO Ol ~-Alter-luncheonrround-table- fcI : cbnferences will be held by nlngexpeHencernerQoraB —• each district chairman for her' Your Want M • 'o> • club chairmen, 'and a confer- ence-of_club_presldents_wiU_ IsEasytp Place Where dlnlna'wlth Wend« and family li a tradition! Sunday 2 to 9 p.m. Thursday b to 9 p.m. beedbyfir, past president of tlie Women's •T"—JtSTPfiofn-e Club of CaidwelL . ' . . • Continental-American Menu Monday through Sunday ' . Reu«fVflU0Bs—are—being- -^Pr'otn»ctAi«nueJlteiLQfin»e.N.|. 73M3M.;....•... 2S« mttttDAU AW., rtORHAH fANK^N.J. S77-7100 taken byMrsiPaulA; Jolcuvar- A DIVISION OF IMltftNAtlOHAl MOOUUR CONCEPTS, INC. LIVINGSTON ROLLER RINK of the Woman's Club of Cald- th« will ,h«lp you With a THE MANOR...... where serving gourmet food is an art; 615 SO. LIVINGSTON AVE., 992-6161 well, and the club. Is sharing hostess duties with the-West V: I •. ' ' •»•• Wx&^Kwimt -a ^sWmm&M'Uew: Jersey_/ Jooisem^sS: from cmnquncea -• ^ Mr. and Mrs; Harold'"W, Knudson of 210 to be program dfheme at m^etrn... - .- •_ gJ- 'North 21st Bt.,..KenUworthi hpve aMOunced . . . „. - -•: . _i tlVe'enSneement of-their daughter,MiSirLouise * The Woman's Club of Connecticut Farms, a Wayside Inn "and Mary Hayes, Who became--™^ ^M m Bobbv KomiTBmif^^MP? Safi/rday l)nlon: vi/Ul meet today at the American Legion the famous ,'-'Molly-Pltoher. and Mrs. Willianr-6r-RDbin5OTir of Wichita - Miss Joyce "Ann Dl Corcla, daughter^ Mr.- Hall.Unlon. •'•..:_•. __ ~, ' The stories will be lUustrated with a cpllec- • FallSi Texas. The .announcement was mpde v "•• and Mrs. Nicholas Di Corcla of Kenll\tfprth,_ — Barbara JurewlczancFheirprojectlonlBt will don of colored slides. Mrs. Leslie F. Onzay« onOct.'l. ' ' V ' i—marrled-Saturday aiternoo.n, .jaJphn_—I Oli~pr'6Brgtn7-Mlsrjurewlcrl8»busl-rtthi = = iltf nelse office supervisor—ln_the commercial " ? "'""""."-"•":--., •;•*•„. ^—. ' me pnae-eieti, .»m, »a,.B.-....,-.-_;,,. -0-_epirMcG"eoffgh— Bon-of-Mrrand-Mrss-John—-| ___TaejBartment of the New Jersey BelTTelephone-—. Mrs. WiHlam_Scott has announced that aid Newark State College, where she.re.c@iy_etj_a__J 'McGeough of Linden. — -CoTnHerQecture will be entitled "Famous^° the American Indian will be the project of ~B.A. degree,'received'a master^s degree in- " Women of New Jersey." The progranvwlll con- - the-soclaLservices department meeting to bp education In Harding CollBge.ln Arkansas. She • - The-.,Rev. Arnold Dahlqulst officiated at ; -slst of storles^talcai from^the-Uves^otfamoUB held at her .home Oct,-20r_ ' " ." ', is employed as aklndereartenteachefTfSanta-' • - the~ceremony~in- Calvary Lutheran^ Church, New Jersey womeny-such as ElizabethHaddon; Mrs. Charles^ BlrcTFwlll-be-liDBtessaRhoi "•-pogue School..West Baby Ion, •NLY.- Cranford. A reception followed at the Far founder of the town of Haddonfield and in- Oct. 2l meeUng-rof-the music department at Her fiance,'who receive^ a B.S. degree^ r'Hill^nn, Somervffle7~Z~: ,"-.... m - splratlon for Longfellow's poem. "Tales of 12:30 p.m". • , • • ~~<"-.: ... - from Texas -Tech.-University in Lubbock, _ -- " The bride was . escorted: by; her -father. f'&& i- • JL: . • •••-•'— "__ Tex^ts-erriployed-as^an electrical engineer r it7--±. ,. forOil Cutler-Hammer, Babylon. , , • • Mrs—Paul Di; Corcla,-sisteE-ln-li»y_ 60fie.. i :{$}*&. ••"••'*?:.< a- A^3ec. i'O, _1969_wedding is - planned in- —b'rlder,secv6d-,aB,,.matron of^honor. Michele •."j"#% : ... Di_Corcla* niece of_:the^ bride, seryed_as l£F-\p$ • - --• ------Church of-dhrist.^estlslip.N.Y.-^ ••'• \— flower girl. —-':—_ -.*•,•'.- -'^ ||^ - Joseph Nigbor served 4s best man. Ushers ' -were^PaullDrCqrcla, brother of the bride; atidftayiMuittl44g^ugvSouBtnfcO;.am)J_ Mark Di Cortla served as ring bearer. • : MISS LOUISE KNUPSON • . -Mrs. McGeough, who was graduated JEcom .'_ Oof. 16 Jonathan Dayton; Regional High School, Spring- iderati fieldj-is -empl6ysd~byTKaiBer-Alumlnum and. 1, "at the _— Cehmical_Corp., Hillside. • r-u&rs^ .sh?w and .gg^^-ss^jty Her husband: who was graduatedfronryip ^Monday'-• »-.•..__ _. _ • •-•s . .-.:--,• ....,., .. „ bertbn High School In Pennsylvania, iasem- Mrs. Joseph -V,-Noble;- state arts e The Bryna FriedmaniCKaWty League -Will: „• . d bv smll LoLott StampinStamping CoCo, Linden. Chanticler. in Millburn at 12 ioon_trip to •/fo68Ltyohditful^&hoQ~ih the- couple will *M* -EARbY COPT Publicity.ichflii^ii4ii!(&igodj.9_ob'serye AtdalrStatT ' be occeptea at W ocu^u meeung ior "the 'Friday—deadline^for other-thon^spoT ne_ws. Include, your name, address and- _ j^i VnH "Mnnter Painters ofTfireeCen-^- anniversary luncheon to be held^ at the Go eanonent col-1—.jmu.,Weai OtaUgc, Monday 0A 37.- Bm jpnoho numbj?r. "razes" wlU Itrclude a port- tariesVjrortRta Museum's permanent __• *wUl.le%ve from ffie meeting.halEat. able'television set,: anj oll^; ~"lecnon^_ painting., alsilver ffay~ana a HEAVY DUTY A niFFERENT VTEASPOOHI««I - set of luggage ioc-ieach-^day, —— QtomPrw HtM EACH -a leather handbag, j. makeup . " FLATWARE WEEK (J kit^ana~gift certificates "from ~: various stores.-.. - . " — The:committeei-conslsting— ^^— -i of -87- active ;members intlnionr - •.-.-—-; • -C-otmtyj—raised-hrarer"thanv -r- $19,000. for tidei society "in. tfie unwed mothers. • chatamatr-ofthe 'twodaybEnB=- fitr SKe~wlll be assisted-by_- Mrs. Frank Co wall. "Other • "IMA committee members include Altenburg, Mrs. Arthur J6r-s gensen, Mrs;-'Stanley-Jay,, RimamliCiioDs/l" Shoulder lamirchops. 89 1 INDIAN^ "Mrs, Joseph Kaape)reen,-Mrs. '—. Ftank. Pitt and |yJrs. Andrew U.S.DA. CHOICE-GENUINE STEER -•ilT^rrr •A. bdftrd meeting of thaPity _ * IP Mm -njiluHnmatched forfomfort? _j(| —rietTjjniot High School PTA;- - lir'ISf-— -'.,' ^•^-Soft leather uppers _ _ of Union-will-be:held_at-the—r—_ ITAUAN SAUSAGE » 9 -'"Pypu barely-know are there. Mb. : —school Tuesday.,A calce SBIB- • S GROUND CHUCK ' Ctlin^^^eii^lwHlex -- and open hoUse will be held cans : .^— with^our-ioot-Comfortabie, —pet. 30. --_-.- — -: , -:;-,-;; •low-Stacked heelsrPicta=— .wuiuniiucip' ' 1 - pair of Wispies sqonT-We^have CANNED HAMS --tpSKInydur'exactsizeDi • ' BOLOGNAS iiHM.iiiKwnnmMnmiiiuira -HII^SOM- L WITH COUPON BELOW AND f PURCHASE OF J5 OO OR MORE 1 LBRAUNSCHWEIGER CANNEDHAMfe » ' 4i.:$A29.-:"'| . - ! • I:-~- ...» Tl • S COUPON.PI* rWIBTH ^0 ELBASI -^HOSTESSJIAM SSBf AAA Brni X-l-X- SLICED BACON GULF SHRIMP AAi PK DL e m Illi Ihll irnil.n ««J-»«Mli«w'. pa* N-N-l-x-l-x-lBH JiclNJ!lNGS_ •«^.:39 ~ PEpPERom -7=—..l.»hn 111-rwdK -x- hx- -iitr H j\jsj|o» CaupBnjjeojIhruSil.Oct. HlhJiV HORTRIBS MONTF YELLOW CLING UNION BOOTERY-- PEACHES —^ •^3030i^tUyvegnMtlAvftnue, Unl on ~uniitu«Tiiitnoiiiutto" ?5^ - Wti'r..."-1- . Worn ONE GALLON TOMATO SAOCE Progresss PROGRESSO - IMP. ITALIAN LENTIl - MINESTnONE - MAC. 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Yiih'ip fen pnd no ycrvice — ,-, .. .. « 1 .- ^7 •"- Just drop in to any of 6ur24 convenient ottices for •" • art application for the ho,charge charge.. . . tljen _ % D«yiri Vliltyour TrlpU-S I C.M.r. fe' THE >«:M. ill i '•••" • y • _,v: ^ ••"C—."«Ti''": 1 • i*.;1 •-'£.: Itirtgeti Or dma D£p The New' Jersey State "Chrysanthemum Society wilt hold its I6tb annual chrysanthemum I*. showatDrewUnlverslty,Ma'dlson,onSaturday,_ seven --.-. that. sexuallty^-be- inunlcation between'school, tiomeand-com- Oct. 18> from 2:30 to 9 p.m. and on Sunday, part'of-total'life adjustment," miinffcyJ8_vltal in beginning a local public school of Albee creates a,parable 61 human response ram ot" se^ edoeutluii, A-Sex Education Oct. 19,~from-i -to. p.m. In me Baldwin 111 Jfrvir n4r4 ffcnl n^rvnnl" The New-Je.rseyTaxpayers Association will the New Jersey-Psychologlcal-Assoclation has '•'Mums Drama at Douglass taUege"*vfliTTir<)4ueti-i t --blllty^and estrangemenU- -mark~eomplatlon-oWouti-decades_oLses;vice_ urged "thejntegration of'sexeducatlon Into the : record seven playe,-includlng' three in the . *._..-^—* * * . ' its 39th1 annual meeting at Hotel Robert school currlculuifraBirm'eans-of fielping-edu-- UaJhSl and-four-ln the Studio .THE .FIFTH PRODUCTION, Tre Newark ,VSLS «. . on-Tuesdoy.-- ~: paQCchlld.rj2n_ to cope with problems of human « and artistic design divisions. ATchrysanmemum . Theater Series, this year relationships,'" NMll^^h ' Beckett's tragicomedy of two-tramps who are * The. assoclatiotvjioteg "the importance~6f queen, elected by theswdents of .the university, , will be crowned' on Sntprdav~Bt"4~p^m Ad** look^at Hollywood behind the scenesT opens waitinating to meet another man. Waiting for Godot starting at 6:30 . _ psychologists in New Jersey, has adopted a •and"training~or-teacHers-of- < fnursdav Oct. 30 The 'play also marks the provides jome' Uf the mostwitty-and pane- Tingsra.ssopiate economist of Morgan Guaranty .-Statement supportlnKjhe ..Ian. 4,1967, Policy . this subject. Previoil6_emphaslsjBCLsex-edu-. ' - . begtanlna".of the StudioT Theater Series^, aJ orating scenes> in modem drama. -. Trust Co., New York, who will explore The -StatementIoltt3Snjdu^yoiL^opfed1)yth N program" of unuaual-theater eventkto.be^,held_—T-he-sixth production, as yet undecided, will . Impact of Current Fiscal-MaretaryrPolicl?s ^^^^ ,. „„ „ „ „,,.—.e ew. cation-in-the public' schools-Has often Been == Jer"sey~State DepaMm^f^~*e State^Board-*-- biological in nature. Teachers should-bettajnei 'Never throw an empty'aerosol container in wrThe—3ameson-Auditorlum^on-the-Pouglass_jbe an Important—work- of; a. contemporary—JUpon the Amarioan-Economyr >- - of Education. '. _ - and equipped to handle feelings'and attiffides a flre~or an incinerator. Although" "it~may College campus. Besides Deer Park, the other_playwrlght. .. ,-. •' — . ..• Two panel •dlscussions/wii"'-- that "sexedu- expressed ln.a local program.:This is equal—Iseem empty, i t may still contkikin some gas • playfiJ(JLJhelStudlO,J1ieater Series Include The university'; Departmentof "Drama will • now speaking program stari ng.;af: cation in the schools---- is neededto supple^—^in-importancejo technical knowledge and com- .: which, when heated, may expand and came^n— atoneLSo-Blind" .• A Delicate" Balance and a- JjffiB6rltrt969=70'Beas6n with Hreidrich Due»»— •" —ment and extend the pgeparabionvgUtenjyhomE—_Egtencyi-": ••*"~ ' ' - , ' : explosion; ^^glay-aayet.unannounced.- . ler.sta Bopeia^W*itteiLby. health."' 1 Heading in Welfare?JL,. r_ _ Eecagnizlngg g thejn|nyconflictlngT5bsitionjn|ygT s -Brendan Behan, the play tells' die' comical King Solomon, It is obvious already tftnt tois : • ••'• Stbjjrtofnr-Bcltish, soldier who is. kidnapped J. Englemto, director of Public Welfare, State and thfh e deep concerns_ott varioui s groups and " - .-• is no ordinary group of scientists. .DepartmenrH>f Institutions and Agencies; Edwin preparing- ^byThe Irish Republican Xrmy_and imprisoned z_ • * . individuals in the r-ommuntty; <> i 1W1. ,F. ,.Bann*jr^3Tfect'or of the departmentls^ Cal A6s_ociatl6n has added '"'point" s of emphasis . leases?=vyr)t( In a brothel. The Hostage is the first play of SEASON SUBSCRIPTIONS for the1 l Lt *^ Medical Assistance an(J Health Servlces,-ana^in-Uie;constructf6Q q'f46cal.pr6gMins.' %. ' paper ;and ask , --:--_-; •_- - TKeater Series are $9,50 for non-student~"ii_Zl__-J.-Terrell-Whittsltt,s , RegionaLMajiDpwer ad- .; .''The^eedtddeveldji^malnta^^od^niW' plans representative of_theJlnest drama pasC~-^-iiS^fiTdtr"^Tesr ' y~ "m^n1srrflTor.•"United—States—Department of* '• " •' \ ~' " • -.' • ' ' • y.1-.*•-- .'-ij->. • .* and-presenC_lhe_otiLe.p r "plays.in the Little sslngledcKetl s for the Little TheateirseWear series" —. _.•-.- • "• • . > -. +-•••• ...•J.^-~>i —w. IW -Thftater-serleThl s W^f 12.SO for tdnt^TSTfWSf^^ dents/ Single, "tlckets-for the Studio-Theatgr., . Four members of the New Tersey Legis- - p j^ FULL DIVIDENDS ' "None So Blind",-a chamber theater pre- SerIe^a,M"$05ToFadultsand!fl.25forstu- . lature. will discUss^lmproylng Legislative.__^-;^- of excerpts- from Dylan ThomasL -dents. " '-.'•• '•--. •—•——~—Qperations^JDonald Herzberg, executive dl-, PAID BTCR^X • Miikwood, a selectlon_fK)m-Thir4-WprJld- All.productlons begin at 8:30-p.m. The plays . rectoc of *e Eagleton ^nstiWW'oWoUtics^t. ' * Literature and readings from contemporary ofateriatthrfflwaj&rJte'rie.B are produced at—-Rutgers - Tlie State University, will moderate Get 5V4%-on'siX- poeity,' opsns-Decy-n,_ This program_-wul 'the-Ldttle-The'ater. Niefiol"avei" at Hale st. _* !•!» panelMvhrcMncludes; State Senator Ray- • month certificates : Include music and dance. ' . . - —^~ ThVStudlo" Theater Series is-presenter d at "mffnd H. JBateman of; Somerset County, Senator with a minimurtii on Feb 12 .->---...... •»...... v . -_.-.—„ Frederiek-H. Hauser of HudSon-County; As-i amounti o( $10iOOO; • ^'ning. - will--J*" Edward- Al- Jameson Audltoriuni,_E§dmond\ptiL awTjones One year certificates, In-.—.. ~m_7 FotifuOTer ~infdrmatlotF call- 247-1^6 _semblytnan WillianT E._Sch-lujer' of-Mercer ith mlnlmuw -GeuntyrraricLAssemblyman Robert- N.iWilent|_j J.&Q : '^jrr'-:-_ —' -"••'•" i -••• of LITddlesex Coujiry; '• ^ •-•."; '< •"' '^~. tTogular savings a ,' •• . '."•'.'•'•-. ."A^brter-bus'ineBS-session"zfor election of . counts-pay 4V4%.BBnk by mail with Postage paid both |'h=i\/-fi|'l!g^il_ directors and conSiderfltion-oE^platfornrandT ways.Call •243ill23T ''^.,2:lSp.m. T5JTA" assistant vice-president Q£: Howard i Mtiu l ^Inulltutl"" M'n*vtir^-*^»'m nrpplriR. Pri •~ ' BethlehemrPa. -—A-campus GRACIOUS K DAILY a SUNDAYl., ^fUCtsfincUng comirinltteer-after-. n staff report. Enlsrldlnmmjt Donclno Prl. & Sat.— SATURDAYOa.il, 1969 eighrmonths study; with some : -14,000 survey responses, anfe ^nonpartisan, .lndependdy~~supporte'd-citi~zjns Jjyf ai2 to 1 yote,^has announced •organization which studies governmental^opi Tho Asfhmtrfic League ot~~r- __^. its recommendafloiTthat-Le-- ""iratlons and finance.- Its headquarters-4s-in AVE., NEWARK, N, high University accepfunder- ":Trepton. -.—=!,•_'' •'•"-•• ----• graduate womenlbejlnningjn aeptember,. i y-/l •r-1 Lehigh had admitted (Chlldron'i Act)unatle:Research InitHute dnd :; maleTstudents have matricu- ~ —;-| . . '. ~^~ Hoipltal latelad d since 1918.19. " 7T "—The recommBndation^-in« ^^Th6-Gastaway Ski Club (fojp-^ eluded in' a 141-page.com- merly the- Public Service -Ski'1 •pperis it's brand new _mlttee repbrt, hasbeen ac- Club of Newark) wUl hold its' —cepted for stu'dyand-conslder- 'fourth; annual^got-acqualnted" r *ation by the joint Commission ; party and new members night. on University Life-(JCUL)Bnd= -at the . Olvjapic Restaurant,. -forwarded-tQ-the.v.Board JtiTL fi77iSptingfieldaveIrvin^^ 'Jor_atudy and final "^T^ Tli© Amorioiiii Home FViraiisstiing Contor '.; =• —^during' the. evening and dancw 1373 Springfield Avenue 1'•' . VERSATILE ing to a. live bafia. •'•''•••'•—--r^l. . "Because they-rftey be easily ; Gregory' Yurchuk^pr eii- -cleanfidn.mnkrrnllers of nickel-, dent of tKfrrClub'.-' said a holi- stainless steel are us.ed-.to. day—weekendltrip to ington, New Jersey liauli vatiety of cargoes in-. ^Jield^Canada, is ontheaj .^cludjng-.food^wlne, petroleum for: the comlffg~|eaBOTiri andTchemicals. -• — trips will: her. made to ski -Jcesorts in the northeast, such - ^_ befween_-4Ist and 42ncTstreets ~-_~is^tii'j^rzzr- T --i— placid •' j \ Al 1- i temj othec4h.on_spot Tftews shouldZBa^rnour off- sors^jxjther—socli ^:— '~-~-Xp'~c--. 'i.i.:rJ^_J.r _•„•- _-r.':ri:-;'• ; - • .- * ^~l —~" •••.' -** ••• ',.'.r:.'.VT." —iie.'.by -ri tiiroughouttheiyeaxi. 1 V 'I '••••• -' 1 'Vr 7"'!!'!"!!"' VftirlVl-'O—fiaKl^AiuxurlonsncvrcolonlolrlLVinVrSomy^glmTOi^A —It-« 11 l li ji*"J^0 A JLL ' tfiai-recalls31Early' FEATURING: AnieHcan'dny^? Dhflrig or .occasional furniture that .breathe:IL._s -"---spirit of '76?"Thcn this Is the time, as* tfie' ^^hem i sphere^^ These studles~~wtU~ provide'^ aluable, infoematlon about.- ttte—electrical—and—physteal- On Regular SovIhgsAttounts •^properties oitheufipiirutmos- t, phere as well as to give fur«- ther clues on how energetic particles react in the atmos- phere; m Wormy Mjijle To rebeh tha p«f»on y.ou wani, r • ••68"' Cbblrtol't>re»i«r n inexpensive want ad •timid Mirror . iT newipaperT IVj—TRT •t-on-. Lowlandom Hn8%BuntnlmiPra botb DIAL pfniitlty-alnraiml-n>ff4iVfegnfi-fiitnLtiitB Illtn thin when they 686-7700 . . trodlUpnnl VlrglhlQ hoBpltnllty. Prlco Includes a big 44" ., SIX MONTH CERTIFICATES Aik lor Classified ovnloxtenalon tomewlth'hoavy plonkodtop and 4 Bwqotheart-baclc' chairB-as well'as n big 54" buffet with matching open hutch t'dpt $10,000 Minimum .Multlpl.iof J1000 Mapie^ttnowhac 6 MOHTH CERTIFICATES REGULAR SAVINGS "BOSTONIAN" 7tathentit dn all Poubpob decountt Railtoad LANTERN DEACONS BENCH All CirilflcoUs ond Accounts are Insured to $15,000 by th» F^ijtral Savings and •' nn tiisutunt» Cuinpuny ut WtrshtnnttinT-Pi&r^-on-inHcumnnt n( $228.00 _ u ThU Is a roal roll- Classically Thoso pieces offer- tre- road ewitchnion's f asliJonod storage sp.neo —lantem-that-^-you _bonch_aL on while, hnridBomoly docor- jtion put to good use -Irrealstlbly at- atlng an empty wall. UUse outdoors—or use'for tractive price. Cruises -Tours •. 1, 2, or more. In a rowl . o smart touch In Interior decocaUng. "^l*" SAVINGS and LOAN ASSQCIAf 101^1^^ FLORIDA* CARIBBEAN )MATMfW-9i30-PrMrSAXUROAY-Tp-6.P,M.'-«-USEJrHLCuM._WHLT^^ tUROPt or ANYJIACt Ttv/vriT'ir' **e* •f\)kvttYTnc.'Tt — •' TbrSTlTPiC At*. TYYIYVIATA -- 13)1 SPRINOPIELO AVE. Cornor 3Bth ST West of Union Blvd. on Jhe No. Side ,'». OFPICB -3BJ 40iK:ST. IRyiN0X<)H ?rlbV47Mlle»-So.-bf-Eatontw.o_flrcjeL: Irvlnalon —— as'6-3500 •••••' • • ES 5-96OO './r-,.:'::-i\- ^Hi^ 19{^"^ presenf '^iTh«S NevOwsey Symphony Vienna, \ "^f,"Pf^H^ nbrehestra, with music direc- some "rock," Etots selections -tiari-Henry Lewis, serving also,, for the program will be an- as narrator,Twillpresenttiie^nouncedat-alatetdate. ^^il^teries^Jvlrs4osephJEi^S state, in president of the Summit Area Chapter, has .announced tlia£ la/ All fetf the concerts tickets'forTHe'Sunday "•—"-• -Jn the series wiU bc-giveh at Series !wlll be sold in Summit High5cho61.Thedates- subscription or- sirigl,. —„- of the other concertsrareDeCr. series tickets are priced at— 'i4^rid-March 8. All begin at" $9-mtEt$afefor-the .concerts. TEL dallareonSundays : • Th& ho'ur-loneorchestral • v-^^-a •** >- »». — :-o-- .-——j— •programs are sW°red-by-afe .$5, $4, $3 for_adultsramr thR Summit Area Chapte_of $2 for students per concert; •-SS- WoX^Committee of F.ur.theqtoformatlon-on^ .|th6 New Jersey Symphony. At tickets available from Mrs. • vi LTJewls will announce the Joseph E. Arace Jtf at 277- W YOUR MONEY IS PRESENTLY IOCATEP ELSEWHERE jUARMONIA CAN te«&ncUwlli;descrlbe to 3488 or Mrs. Stuart McCor- Z~T:____:__.•_ COMI»LETE THE ENTIRE^tRANSACIIQN-EOJLYOU . . z eflorniea. . / ^fteS at SdtolStrfor-theopeningcona 8203. cert^JQe-Toshlya Eto,- -'-. Japanese tvlolinisttiThepro*— icSr^^ci^p g, JPadc!s music from his own • Lionel Weinsteln—of—427 scoBe-snd Him "TheLearntag-.;chestnut.. Bt#( R0Seiie, will be , ~_^______hd—Monday-nlfeht-Bt-ithonopea—Monaay-mgnc-ai-iM=i =™. Ul nlfio be flamenco—m^Hng-nf-Cranford Lodge.-; rttzesT-pofeggon^: Knlghts-of-Rythias.Weinstetn,- — sr. who Is the:grand:p'celats)fthe . \d. *, ,r NeW Jetgey Knights of Pythias, ;.-'fe^ _ renowned — — -rteachejT^vlll addressptKBMeta '• Sftlrrefs-Gard&v Club of Ellz- abeth tpmorrow'at J. p.mj >t -theHB-tinb-rtt Presbyterlan-r Church .Parlors I Union —bsader York's =Flower_ Show, wUl-presentafc IJeoJtiif ".' lecture and ifemonstratlon on flower arranging,- Pled«e iubtcrlptlon. eg -dlseussioh-of-dried-jiwrangei mente,--Thanksgiving—decor- and^Christmas, decor and will , tabjedlsplays .-'..gjii i " -_^__xh3sfe qt feuniohSinrier rA" total of 145 members J ? tended the~2Otifi h reuniond dinnei r ot_1249 in the-KihgstonRes-_ j ^UilBtaNancy MueUer^was, toastmli dows^BrandmotheEJA g Wilkes-Barbour; oldesTcKild;:; Anna Mae WUkes Barbour; traveled furthest.-Joan Lear, * Effective Accrued^Anhual Interest Rate When Maintained for Four Full Quarterly Periods.—^ Wulfsonj;: r_youngest -.;.; Baby,: tucllle-SoIres^Gurkaj" most rJHffKmirek irr_gai..::,.m^ KosciMs1d;_lon|est-marriedr ••-" •=•. ..?• -chlldren, Alberta Morschauer- Welch. --The-balancei in ______— — INVESf^lEHT^WlNBS ACCOUNTS: -TOCDDd-$75;000 px««pt- inr intarest accumulatibns^nd as (/••I ;—No Higher JRate in.tHe Garden.State on BANKING HOURS —=- .Passbook Savings Accounts Inyoct^cnt Ravings .Account-Depositors- may: also use ~&:\^. -:- 0^^ J^Uiyoniguafe-Lgbby—— •_ —r--1^ ___ ttSundedqa^irly as follows: .'•——'• ^HegulaFSaulngs Accounts ^ ^Ffgg^to?-; 3>;lnve.8tmerit.SavlngS-rflt9j___ e^^d^En^liBHgg^Sayffig-ByMail? _Ehone-28-U08aO: 'anytimeVWithdrawalsof$50bormQremaybermadeatany_ .• _ - --: -•- Mondyry7^p time-wrttiou^enaj|zing the 5% Ibterest on tb^remainitig • *•"-. Family ChBCWllfl ACCOUIltS for Depositors Extra Hburs fHwsdaSJtw.; „ .6,to 8p.m.__ . balance.Aminimurrtbalanceof-fl.OOO.mustbemaintained. . , .- -•. : t ... .. MswInimlim - -•-•••• --•••• •' • 4- riav be withdrawn at^^any time in-•^^Opwi.a_amlte___!nAft^__wl*n-1Pn|y^59- Newin'mum • - ^ ^ " -^~—>————'. Monthly Statements witRotiratraxharge;; •__. .BONELESS LB. • B)T ROA MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY ^HOMEMADE , V»Y you? HARMONIA SAVINGS BANK • ••*_ i^New Jersoy 07207 i__v^: S fAMCMJS lanolO8O$. > minimum required). ^Please^pehanin^sBtment'SavlnoB^Aoobuntasdhaokedi,' .'? •~~~*~^~- ' I- - B»-A^eflunVat-chBnl ._ Individual Aopbunt In my name alone. ^SH-F^ , • JqintAcopuntWIth-———-^—'—y- EEN BEANSI »!••(•• ."O TroarABooanHor- . . i '•'.' • ••••••••••• ••"'•• ••'1O NAME- YAMS ...•••••JU:>«" '?' (Print In Full) ADDRESS- SEEDLESS GRAPES;.'. v ly ibcated ei^^hftm. HARMQNIAoah oomplstethtL : onU^tranBapJIflnforypu^ r '- TMMountllh AVi. - dW 8-8B05 MARMONIA SAVINGS pANKi|T Union Square and B4OMorrl8 Aye., Ellzabeth^NoW Jeraey k -^^ IIHIDH: m- i J " -W-V'- ~ i>- 9, Paper Mill staged Funnier ..;., .*' f *n_ :- ... ' .'•_'•, .^-r- 'M ffliffll iaMint-—:-uiJMWtfunwai- ^Cabaret'J musical ! : 1— : advertising- agency, The Creative; Group, Inc.) ' ^ "Gabaret," - wlriiier_ qf-elght_Tonles and a .....' • * By^BEA SMITH — -«- Grammy Award, camelo the Paper Mill Play-.. • Although some' changes •have been made at the tKeatet^lfcihe-jround-prbductloiFKas lost L_..JQ| house in Mlllburn,. Tuesday with some of the. : h'MdqwbroiiTr-Dlnneir^Fheatiei^ih^Gedai?- -^ne-oU^viuUtyand entettainment.- , ' ;$1 • house in MiiiDurn,. luBouay »IUI p«.» ,r~ the MeaOqwumu* lamw* ».«—.- ,•,"•—:- "Las.Vegas Laff-In" reopened last' -.-cast that made -rra-BmHBh-on-BroT.dway.The Grove .„ MW COrporatj5n-aHd a Juggling about— «Las. Vegas i^an-in: «"£'«? '"^."^d ^iiimiHiiiiiituimHiiiTiimmiMiiuiiintiniu^uiife-. ^^y^t-o^^ - •• :-' ot ^^alsoclate producer ^ =:g- a:^ggg ^Tmadein the'us : le dan- "RepeatinRepealingg theiuimir Broadwauiuuuw«yj ^roles'.air,*«»«-« «,e Melissa •— —- - '. - . -.•-•--- Vegas I'emmeS, aHdTrraddliSnal ml Hart as Sally Bowles, John, Cmtoinghsnv as cer, -Tony Picclottl, is featured. Clifford. Bradshaw, and Martin Ross as the M6Yie The show, however, Is basically.the same— TJreafcs master of ceremonies. . . :——— and its stars, Pinky Lee and Denise Darcel, 1 Just as cha?mW- and delightful and^funny 5r- By M1L.T show (a1' sEbb wel, )wh aso othe wrotr ehi tht muBicalB-Trachnaie lyrics for thr e l%jww *•• .«»•—'--r^r- ——••-•-• —ano^mtertntirtTig; - : . ••• J-^,J~ •^Happy Time"' and VZorba"),3nakes_hls - • ••• ,,- c, „—r « "rhv^'^^"AllThe"musical numbers were created-and directorial bow at the Paper Mill. ' , n J1IRNTABLE TREAI_(good listening)" •'The Lion..ln Winter,'^wMchwon_teee,^_ ^ ^ , pinnan. IIL ;The |QSJl.\ypNDERFUL -THIRTIES: featuring the fch aphe by Tommy .,-the great-barrdsr-4he-geeat . . ...B.,,_u^r. Rinnan dancers, Vlkki . Br^^.D^/SOBBf^^^^T^^;^-^^^ -- •• ' Pamala Hage, are Just^s> .••#j0kf :Y^M:':MgM . . ; • .-. • -. • -. • • ..... «Skir>'• • • ^^fc'i • '*S-S) in, ; on-Uieeyes, —.' i'» cf,••"•V|Pr.nnf_ l' easy • • •-.^•^T..-;• ,•:•. .'sppr '''i4 V'%'gO^ Imothy-Dalton, on-theeyes. — _: -. .. r^a.-iW^Si^,.-..,AV;-. -m lEGCA's'iDEA^-S) AMhoV'HopUns"and NigelTeTryTiaVe^Uar:^^ lose: wonderful - JhK • '"roles- "_ '••• _ ~~ ''• °ff on Maurice Chevalier, continue -to-TbTout- fc^ •*£&?, lemories about the music and the muslc- lakepd'^pf-tHat-iUyely era. First 7qu meet ae-slnglng^ta^!^styllBJa_each'.and every me. And then,-you-recall-the_grjBatJ3andi_of decade, each with its own personalized 'O!tHJ..p.' III. It IS U1D U^ClUllg w>w»w ». sounar— .70 Muslc-ati.McCQr.ter Concert Series. "— It. yoir-Haveli'irBeeii the ^show^r-and-you like. -The 20 selections Include - "Let-Me Sing Aahkena'zv will open his program with —-tOrbe-cntertained and to laugh, this-reviewer SO^tnJappjy^UMJ- A1 JolHSnV'Wheirl- Novelettes from Qpuj3 J^l anflthiRHuinoresiiue, .,•'... highlhighly recommendrecommends "La"Las Veg^s'Laff-in,Vegap ~baff-ln/_"' HIf _ rir Opus 20, both by Robert Schumann. Following . "ake My Sugar(iToTea Xr93r-The Boswell" i k:.lyou've already seen'the-show, see it-agaTnj (isters), '^Marta" (193F-Arthur Tracyr The intermission^ he will devote- the. se'tfond^hafi - of" his "recital entirely. Tir Moussr^gslqr a ^ -.•; • ._. •- -lt!s funriierlHonesti -.. - . . • ."' Street^ Singer.),' who can ever forget Eddie -^^cWr^-.atan:Exhlbltloni''whidiW||wrlttenT^—r^Pun SantorislSld'wJ" ^'^ Time To Fall In Love"- iwn ^d^£i^AM "originally for piano,' although itJms,acKl^ed_ •-.(»» R< v / 11939-Arthur Godfrey). . •- .- -wid^pppmarlty through its more familiar or^ t>iF, Zfiiyog6 RK'Ho' t LLips" (1934-Henr(1934Henry Busse-Ei His-Qr- bhestra), -SugwrBlries" (1935-Clyde_McCoy Rem Ashicenazy-" K His Orchestria), "BooJHoa!Hl9i7-<3uyLom-: 1 "cpncer : ^ardo: and His-Rttyal Canadians), Rldln ' box office. - t''DoctociZhivigq^LJire filmTBpectacIevde- nd Anne Francis-;Prr-"-'--- -T.'"")~V^frnmRnrlsPasternaK-SNODBi-prizcwmM frnm Rnrls Pasterhak'sNobelrprize win.- ,- •• •..•• •• • -,_,.,» •it ' irinlde^Carte atmpian%"I Wonder Who s ^.^ -Tf ^ ' ••• &Sig-«erT^^Cm9=?red-Ween)s-8^His— Fl A ^ «**Wa ^^-Al-f-" • ^m^rf^^e^ojOm^sSfpTays.the.Utle-irole^d-CO, - ^ tne^icKty^^on^^^^IZIZI^^ • ~ ~ jrchestra withTthe vocal-tyenePerryComo);... IVI11 liu m : . .... u" -;:'"' ,^;^.ij-i,. ,,-,w-™nn nn Oscar . MorrlBtiSWn, orSl "RSmemBee^nfbTF'hearln^a-certalncr^n-erln.Aer hearing a certain crooner . _-• .T>r^r^i: reOTUFe. Ql- \\)^BdT7^ -\ stSe^^hrme, who-won an Oscar . MorxlBtOwn^^Sunday-Oct. 19..^——„ 1 iarly30ly30 'sby-thenam-e-ofBlngCrosby,.comlng "'.A 10011006 StOF-S - •-.. •• ^ I ,_--••--.--- forl)er role ^'Doctor Zhlvago." and CeraF" - •,.„_.:_-•;:•. . •.-. v ";. ^_ t c:| IMIja x radiaoorBjw-BaoTho in the earlg oyf '.'Where^Thevenlngjioure BUis wl*___^e oi FourT: IS?C;iiyyteenagers:havec bee>n» Islgned^fo Mi-^; r •ne^s naL^ =^^HU^C^ttrl^V Donni-**- -—-^"" U11=din e Chaplin.-_: .:,.r^^|^-= • •- . •--: • •~\*n&riV' +m* '•- .-. :-•*- __ •••-.Ik_ - ^k-«*jr -#^%- >• Boo-Boo-Bcio-rng of VWhereTThe Blue of -?^. teenagers have been signed for new~ -naS=^QnQ¥^bterini-O-_-- - _t-v- . ^... u - ,. , as ^ resuit Of.,their act- .• - '- - . • ion. .,•_ - ' -.day at UI=_"L. . ^^^-^Mwij-t^-i^^^H-v^iiPfi^-The-VattBborid !'„"•*?. n._^, ji---«fbfl • i-hnrrinvie about four . ./.u—i rii,uu= ^n-stars^andRflbertAltman,.,, -§„.«_ .nrijTrTfflHon nfrhe successful Parisian ., Am-f,,.y.on>e - AI...Hy annnrl.Adoptiod Adoi n Soc.le'y :.th6'movie about four .wf-hpoi Rnrhs co-'starsraod ';'sey on-SundUy.0ct.19iat.the'- 'Bel Mir Bist Du Schon"4Means^yoifrO—_gho &o associnfR" feniiffe Minrr'y 8 jr'and)..'. T— :- . "Petulia." fiiltjf You Saved For Me," '^AU-Revoir- _ v , ^.^ . -:? ^^ . _ ,.; ,: ; _- -X|X - M"*-^ - T Rf-rnie, (His Clgdr)••=—•^oH-y^nni!) -> juvenile—actress Brln -^__ ' nrTco^T' Adoption SocietySociety. of New Jws^wQlvsffl^ or9 ^^i-jsattsfjeJon^TheywlUpattic ), the beat-of Isham '.Mcnm has been" cast in the Columbla-Hc- _JnJ- j,:JndlS;^^Bh"»ng;ion- I^r^-:^^tt8faetion^--They-wlU-pa^Wa%mi;^^ ' n»«in Tnme True" -^.- —«n»n«An"ThB. Ntcht the Siin Came JvMI wonderful-event. •ifiEnTtherais ah ^^S^^'pSSSrSfSSjS ^^^5K^Sp^;oid-B«Wle HOLLYWOOD- Six London peffeaners^avec in the-knowledghkldge e thttheithtit^theirr goqdffin to help -'- '—•--"—"" ST-T- Griff opens r -the-eot»E^P»*5j^^^i ^ hvocS^tgrlnS^lSe^^^ : '. reservations, NV»" ••"— Mrs. • °-----^~^——w.— — on me uaKtari—taievisnon senes.- ——__.—the-Herman-Cohen-SciencTTFlctlon -thrlUet- =made-by-cpntactingJti' : > • •'•'••"• ' • ^about_ftie_jdJiBc6vefcy-of- an ice-age creature orH ... • mart, Mrs.Mrs., JbhnJohn_C^ . 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' •<;,**•';• ^f^L^ \recently published Btu- alyels, the institute's resear- j The upper PWBaicTlU'v ^._S;- by the Water Resources••' chers have epeHsTvely~te'sted .: during^ drought periods,' fre- • hReBearchlnstltute at Rutgers the use-of aerators for adding quently falls to zero dissolved • r)Un'lyersity reported that only oxygen to polluted. streams, oxygen. The Investigators^ _ SAVINGS *r-§9 per cent of-the pollution in ' 'Every_tiyet..lniUsnatural feel,-however^-that it can be ."_ . WHIPPING WATER-POLLUIIOR^^nj^J^ruBed-in ajfaitgers University water pollution 1S»fT?fViH6-W RAHWAY 4—the upper-EassalcRjverBasin Mate/tends to regenerate_lt- a saved with prompt action. - _. project to incr*se-oOTgen4evel^nil^ . : : could be related to the recofff5T~SBlfr-een. wnippnrsxpialns,- • Instream aeration has been ware^RlverTJear-the Gamden side of the Walt Whitman Bridge as the Pinnish cargo ship— " DAILV 9-4l30'; SAT.?9-NOOK i T MOVING? Find a'reputable Maverjnjthe Wonl Ad ed-waste'water'discharge. with tlie dissolved jaygerLas-^-usedfor=more^than-Bix_years •..--.-, .."FlhTiarrow""passes In background. ~ ^-- .•• —:.' • •• T~—wctloij ''•• ' •"""•• : JtJvas also found-that onlyy- sisting the breakdown; qf.br- on the:Ruhr River near. Es- ,. —- " ' • ': "••-— - ~= ' •• ' i _ 25 per cenfof the pollution in ganl•-••—c matte— r - sen, Germany,^Gen. Whipple ' — • - - - — — -• • • ••••• Ke"MUlstone BaBlH~Cgald'1ig iiThri-mmJ _ _ 'the faster oxy- been excellent. People can now ./accounted for, and that the WhlppleTJals :usedd --''liLaiitan—.RrvetjjitiRi . "ahpv/e3Za'-_8e«^ihO ii' d up. Whehdissol- swim; fish and enjoy Seating on _ UNION COUNTY'S LARGEST & MOST COMPLETE MUSK CENTER ' ;1 simila> r condition^- " . vaToxygen falls below-aboutr-the-Ruhr-asJt-passes through .-.— •~ . 'i- Fhf^«1Httt^H]ffl9]^m)'Bn^-four- parts per m'illionrpro^r-the_heart of the industrial area_ titles of'61 and wi^^_«^^'3'em-ste&n. Manyflshcannot and the-clty of EssenJtself.' ' • and shows that extraordlnary-^lve and reproduce-traturallyj. ' "The. Germans'have good .meaiiB are required to meet "and the. water "may become ^engineering, but they_gls6 are__ " water quallrTstahdards," ac- unfit for swimming. •_• definitely^head in prganiza- FREE ~^^TtcordingtoGen7V?nn3nrWnTp"= -Below—two-parts perjnll- tion andplanning^for-ppllution on> most - "'•' -ft—ft< director of the ^ fish dier At fills •control.-- and this is a large atiui *'———— . point,, organic sludge become's part-of the battle.'For ac- • ' " •"*"••' extensive^^AFzero-dissoTved '. ample,-they hayehad-a^pe- ••"* ;,say that because (jfthelarge • •^i^ ci al7 governmental ''" ' ' amounts of unrecorded pol- responsible ^Water-quality standards set it mechanical aerator,' ^s6metlmBB"J'called~aL-:"glantr- ;-5^TP-- : 'expensive tharrpreviosly-es-^ M .-:.-•' ^Unrated.'" '•••": ~~7,",'"• .. -i_. *eggbeater, Is 'a device often i£ leveling-off-o ..plants. Powered'by an electric" COMPLETE RECORD, TAPE & AUDIO SELECTIONS -The Aeadomy nfMpriiHnpnf~^rfmt'''rnf lir ,"tiiey ORMCRL-Y-WITH ACCEPTED ar_L New^^ay^ij Mps the- river: into_a.white ._ and with the New Jersey Division foamr-addlng oxygen to speed - CENTEt •several times greater if only_^____ AmerlcnCancerSoclth„ , ....._._ waste 'treatment Ts reUed--etl*Y. wlU present a symposium.T~. Diffuser ^aeratocs-jflcLoxyP - _upon"- -~ :' "• -on the chemotherapy of cancer1 geti-through bubbling airfrom " . '•-•• Gen. Whipple said he is con- -0» Wednesday, Oct. 15th "at the'bottom of-the river. Both .. -... •„-~r .ilnced-thatJtheWriciples of-^10-armrat St. Elizabeth Hos- types have been tried exten- -•••• •lLjiJk.i-ii.-..-^ra^-JUm^l-• —i~ pl]fiil In Elizabeth.; - • • si.vely on" the_Passaic River — of 'the: panel- near Pine Brook, and, during leal assistant irilhtemalmed- • operating on the Delaware -'River at Camden.' . ' -'.— Dl»ipiiHt>f;lJnJSew Ybrk-iandr!rstream Aeration, of Polluted! —assiBtatfeatendlng-Ui-intprnn I—i»ww;" nnri vprfiTTfnii^ipy^: i"';m'edlcl!ie (Oncology) at Mart-1—Mass. BalaricetifBOD'bnThree, COLUMBIA | "land Hospital Unitf"Newark?—New-^JerseyiRlvers" sumfi slstiant attending.physiciah in tt\e Institute . —ROLLING 1-^.medlclnemedlcletMemgriarHosp- ___i ffendes • Gen. Whipple,- /? -tali NbwyorVand.clMcal .._ ...srsigaiinth. ^ ^©_ CAMPBELL Instructor of medicineatCor- "studies—are~-Dr.- Joseph V. -SINATRA ZEPPELIN linell: University Medical Col- Huhterzotthe College of Agr- —lege,_gtid^DrrB6rnard J. Ko» -icultu?6" ^and^Envlronmental. . ven, Assistant professor, of Science, Dtr Burton_Qavid—'- medicine and director- of-the son and Dr. Frank W. Pitt- • man pF"the~CbilSge« oi I Jersejc College of Medicine ineeringj—and . 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Zar.udskl of the United States, raneanr This- - -blBe—Seapy presented at Theatre -Six, Main street and Mld«- rt_--_ -By DANIEL-BEHRMAN ' consideced almost a desert —-In the ocean," -T-he-oceanogr.aphe. B.,U1... r Is constantly-wantin, og t-o n member of.the group of experts afed told, of dlesex avenue- in Metuchen on Oct. 18 at 2 p.m. 'The throat oflTNew.Jersey "jetport""was refer to a-model ocean small enough to"handleZTa request Jint has been made to the US National ggreen is the colour' ol-ltf&rBut Dr.Paul --Jhe-beneflt performance will featurejpfk-' linked to Jloberr Meynei^s-—'financial-land1 • I • Bi^ I but large enough-to explain what goes on In ~SclBnce::Fj3unctoion to send tlie Glomar Clta!-.™ Bougis,1ai^pr:of-the.nWlne^lologiC.statlon - Binger-Marilyn" Winston: and will-be "sponsored political' relationships" this week by Senator fn^|i^i AnH in.fnrt nntiire has lenger^tb die Mediterranean. Tlie drill-ship,— at Vlllefranche on tlie French Rivlera.JBld.the -b y the'Theatre Six Communltr.Gounclir-The* — Harry Sears (R-Mprris). .__•'-. : •'•'•'• generousljTpTKWlded him with, one in thej:ase ~ capable ot operating' In 207000*-fe'6tro"rTOi3r iMlh&J^ Tlie Senate majority leader said that "who :-- of the -Medltfircajienn._Tiils. body^of'water. may b e asked-tokddillh. drill, holel s at thr^h e siteit s —. ^—,—. ,. — .-^. LJ f^ . •• . •.'•.« •• • Meyner collects contributions' fFo'mTTrswelhtB^--^ —studied-since the days'of AristoUeT was tlie from 1,000 toTtfJOCneet deep inEdTlfe^ttom==rnuch=plant41fe-annuaHy^s-thecold oceans, but ence partlclpation-wiu bo included. ^ his association; with the railroads/ raises Hrst to excite man's curiosity, yet Ifmay con- sediments. -Thi s will enable scientist• • s -to de• - "~""spfdBds"it-r s .production overthe whole-yearln-- ~Mr"sr WlHston ui iwOlGOli IS p serious doubt about whether he would belr.'eej>l ;. tain answers-to some of the latestquestiom^ termine their,orlglniandthus-learnmortfabout— stead, of concentrating it into a single season. nursery school teacher arid a trained singer, ties-to special interest groups-and-berfl1-"1- — that are being asked by science. . ^ ~- the htstory of -th'ts-sca. ~~ - -- J— -£-^Jri>M£Jg»?i)t6, are then grazed by copepods, specializing in follfcmuslc,;Ticketsfor the per- govern New Jersey In the best interests cjf-.oll. _ „._.„,>.._ - -In-thelr side of tlie cooperative expjoration, ' tiny slirTmp=lTkecrerar^Andth^tv^ccordlng— fsjmance will be $1 for children'and $1.50 the people." • _•_._••. •' • —k—'' ' o r v j information may be obtained at 548- and Vlce-versaT-Surraunded-as it-ia-by-land,-—btologistSlyl(ill-rakpsa_cl6se4QQk-aLiljiks_be- to Dcjaougls, is where tlie trouble-lies. Medl- or adults< ^_ Sears, chalrmanjof the Truth Teamfor >Re-. the MedlterraneantllTanTldearplaqe to-look—twoen the Mediterraneanand othfcr-seas. One terranean copepods are small dnd active,^ 2550. ..-•••• « •. , ; . publlcnnLgubernat&rial 'cahdldSte-Willlam^Et at-air befori-it reaches tiie sea, tlien to catcli of the most fascinating is the Suez Canal. Since . thereby consuming much more energy than Cahfjl, dem'anded.that .lames C.Kelloggjjcliatr- it on tlie other side and learn what happened" it-was opened, at lpastTBiTspecTes of animals their larger_ relatives in.JfeAntarctic (25 . man.of the Port of New York-Authority, reveal tn^T-ffa^ffethnse^prnrftHSRs have~been eX" that originally lived only In the Red Sea have -1 tlmes-as_much per gramme of body weight)., and ^Pompton-Pequannock. ' Watershed, xlveif all~amount ..pf "hi s*c.ampaign. contributioris inlalried nriiealthv steD will have W'eh" taken'—'^^RM^^w^tfi^adit«ruianAnnr.hritnnfnnfiMedl» -Since fish, in turn, feed oncopepods,this-could $9,000,00.0.- -to^thcL_D^inocratic~caiidldate^and-:also'' ''to.• ^mat,towards ,_u. long-rang, —^—e prediction.v .." . —„__—. pt __ ^ tpri^e []ffrj]foyf>fH iAtltlfof Ity, L$10nD00708er^H-aintltoh'3wmh1pi5 $J'0.'100';Q00fSK>By-Bi?ook-Millst6'ne THyer- Re-- innp!|^llll).l)IK)^and"El^WiriBsoT-To.wnshlp:: Municipal-Utilities Authority .Ti3,0UU,OOO7 1CEDSET of'the Mediterranean and two ultra-niodern ' Middlesex County. -JvUdSlesex County Sew- techniques may be used fdr the purposes. Use erage Authority, $125,000,000; Perth Amboy, Extra-Wide Doors ...... across the "Mediterranean—could- settle: the problom pf -abridge. Tpjsuishle,. $6,500,000; Madison Town- Spectra FIRST PREFERENCE • whether or not Eurasia and AfrlctWiredrawing • ship Sewerage'Authority, $1,000,000; Carteret, :; :3 : :: "70 •••-.—---1j,j(t,!;!ir;--T-iipt;.-::i||H|||H||.--- -—S- l •^loBeHthe-k'Bor-l-s^iccucate^nou^diiomenHiire $3;000,000; Sayrevllle,^Z^OCf.OOOj'and Edison y ~~r"— -T ,a movement of two centimeters-a year)._pr. Township, $6,UUU,000.- Standard FirsTpreterencefqr apart- jwill be given to senior Sidrt r ^buble-frack. -> "•" KIT'TE ship and their families. Volvos last an average Windows _ \ Putnam House grounds • ••.••'••<".-.'.•••. ' QUIZ • Built-in Senior OPEN DAILY NOON TO 5 II By MILT'HAMMERl * will be fully; landscaped of 11 years in Sweden. Resident Conveniences and maintained by ori- IXCSPTSUNliAY TRUE OR FALSE . ) Social Lounge on . . • • • • . wuimm:!,- ' . i 1. The Pharaoh was the first site personnel. Putnam They average about a day gTT EacK Floor b «i A 2. Jacob and Esau were House offers you the op- • tw'inbrothersj—: Complete Laundry portunity to"owh your . BEING ACGERTED and a half in our 3. Paul wrote: "II am cru- , J^.^r -J^- - -, ciftcd with Christ." >. • showroom. •'•••'4.! It was -Joshua who^said! / . ' Dqpr. S.equrity , worries.of sno^ rpmoval; Gotitroi~ l i^h , fixwily of all the earth.' : \- r5. JTha-Pharaoh once.found. »Air-Conditibnmjg pair and ;"maintehance. v frogs in his bed.,-. tliikiM.wilii\iJ)-miUi.iJ__. rCommunity Room A TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN " Enjoy the Golden Years. TOTAL-ELECTRIC LIVING excry ll) \nlvu> rt'iii^lt'i'i'il l 1 ——"-ANSWERS iii llu' hi»l I'lj'vrii Ai'ar>.iur -lill on ijic Hii|il; W1 ilacilitie ili'm'.wlirilrwtr wc'iii'i \11Kn- in s'lmk. llicv ilnn'l -fii (98 ay .llii'ri' M'ry Il"ii|i' . \Vliii;\Vlilh hliviii(ii > up :in iitilfri*—i1 inn piiniiliiyiiliimi,iiliyil ' •i|BOf). onax > A'.-ilins. 0'ni-riii.twiiii'r-w-likr'lii Iuiv.llii'lil*lii'run-I'jni'\ l.iM. WPTiki' —v llli'viliin'l.'. . Ill i-l'll tlltJMI To publicity chairmen; WrtllliH j STREET AT FIVE in preparing pewspapor ; ro-i loases? Write to tills news- papqr. und-asK'for .our-VTtps ..qi;_ Sijbrnltiihjj *J^wsJV«i 'leasos'."-'. ••'- ll. - __T_r.....,,.;;/. ; quarter, on a 49-yar . - rEyRana&ig..poBula5oru "Assessor 3i"-tL— -_-- _ •-• aeveiopmeni. inougu »jj.»»m»»»™j -tunners-irom last year. _• g- ...^—^,_ ••• • •_, . ^ThcreasedlofiBevitvy <3reater—government - partlcipatlpn —with T"Springleia has'bipartlsan-govemment•*, o^ necessary steps_in^e^rfectlO)vof-draft-r&- ^ThejMglman;.^fc Medicare, Medlcidfl^h^^as^ BlE WISE j ^nn"flBRnrfi each of'-you that your Toint,ana__^w 0I;jnj lt is ong neither the CongresBaiprjhSzI^5igO.^ontinue(i t0 shine. Tlie junior varsity ^^- : V vICTIIV^ • • Vf* ••*••» • CommittFe^cojiimltted-to.continue,this4i—^-^dn^tr^on^ouid^^te-t^i ^ ty_ftctlori. Karl Kortosky, WarrenSchleup- iHHIInriUHfimiinnnililll^ ^jd-TObRii Ilt ilas interesting to notB.umi.-note,that-altof-the,iun-ui-.mo?HS"H*?t—s^iBut—w- e should notrceninea-into- peuevmB---neI.t -rp,^ HermancandfBgb^ipp_--..ls pro-; ^^s^entioned^b^veyvrepo^eltheciindepend^S^fc^^^^ ,— _ oomDyFiMnm^i?^"".' - .".' registered!iDemi)ccatB,_.yet_becfluse °f "^t^j^nnoiary' suspenslon~of draft calls, will -g^ ^ | of flveoneetsTPcky"Silver- Aureomycln ,and;.tiBtracycllne compucated^ .But'the *health-"care industry Is hbTwithout-^——'. ft'oneyl— ., ckgrounds^thls;-.- .. ve no won qur r .ltttproblems. Over'the-longer-ternT, drugcffm- ' interests-and-"their:backgroundsr.this-a.dmlnlr aiievrate^the need for thorough^^ reformi-Tjie-^^^,^ifln^ngArTRlckQL •guiQeiineB—^QetemiuxuuKi^wwu anttur be '.colled.^ -WnvWage^ao^e^t^(^'ers~drafteaTmd-otherB;: MYTHE jot;-in-^ltuatton^^f^qotvglentdraft:eUglbillty-7- "Why Is one graduate student:deferred wMe id, accordlrig to pg p For menriirtfierplannlng for expansion at each ol- his roommate'1B hot? Surely .we must have A truck driven^by DomMck Bocchhto, I -the^-four—hlgh-schoolsr-to-meeL-presenLand. more uniform standards than those which per- Madison,. jacKKntted on Morrl srerqwding,. began with the four dk public hearings held to discuss the study oi r atrncnti- " SALES-SERVICE-PARTS * * * • •. . • . school plant needs, by- its planning consultant ZITHERE IS THE"NEED,"TOd, for a thorough and has-contlnued-arsubseque,nti.regular^meat-— ; r 3JjijMo«l« Aye. :Summit 273-4200''' overhaul of the arbitrary and'Inefficient ad* Ings of the board, ... ':.' •'•',' ministration of the selective service law. I am i and lacer- • ' The-entire staff Is currently Involved in atlons and was later, released, according to £^^0 i-iE FIZZ in soft drinks is run- '.uiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiriuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir aisTsting theJioard and its-architect to come appalled at the frustrations endured by many T rtth= " ytg mfin merelryy In seeking information. It '-thn-hnspltnl reports.— Of_f),o_m ( r; - fsMDrly' Tgwardt THEIVEMPRE5S lrV|nB»»n TOWING SERVICE SPORT 5H0P Fr«» Parklna BUSINESS'CARDS W CATALOGS Avt., Union MU 8-D282 6^4 ftahway Av*t" Union ' 20 Main St., MlHWm SUMMIT , ; CAU DRexel 6-4300 OPIN.MON.&PRI ,9.9 ftW.;iW«bkday» 9-o 688-3829 nit* phon« MU 7-5262 1 1 . For Qualify Fue7 O// i OH flum.r Service, Phon« DRexel 6-4600 vNew & Used Cars & Trucks; ;,-• n' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii / , i JinpiiSiHiiiiiiw : l : : : ii-3 •'••''..''- . ••• . '' '•..• •: • •' . .Lv •. •• • • " "'•:• To Place Your Ad Cell 686-7700 DE*attMEHr FdR THURSDAY PUBLICATION >ooo««o«ooo«oo«6ooo«6oo<>oo«o<> FORlTHURSDAY PUBLICATiqH X>OC<«0©000«$0«> Help Wanted-Women Help Wanted-Women ... Help-Wanted-Women iHeIp Wanted'Women . 1 )0<>oboo©o«oo©oOOO' x>« • . . »•.• .. .-•,•••• .Tp~the cbitiplfolI.er - - should/havfizgoodsteno ?od jictaprione - FORCES W,dia,e opening .fort at $^70 W W. *1.77 fitter 30 day., IMMEDIATE OPENINGSFORi ----- $1.87 after 6 months. No experience required. . • skills, -experienced, with' jin electric typewriter.Accounting- background helpful; . "" ' " BORCES ' -.-FitE-etEfiKS OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT— \ -1061 MbrrU^ve Phc>ne:62i-'S3li0 ' /EXCELLENT BENEFITS^ ; • . •'•'• _i. TYPISTS _J . NINE P.AID HO.LIDAYS - p leas a hi way_ ~- rEflPLOYEEiiisCOUNT.ONk CO. PRODUCT Excellent-benefits, liberal vacation .schedulfi.TtFpajd holidays _ 1961 Morrlanve Phono!fi22JS300__ , VACATION.-. •. LAKbiKKIrAptf.TEKIAA ' • • . \ M.,,. ._.t and rapid advancement. Call Mrs. Hubbard, 24.UflQILJor.-an . PROFESSIONAL MED1- ; e AMDASS/tGOltnciHls mature woman to ^EASY TRANSPORTATI interview appointment— • - •. — • Some' Expe(ienc£_N cessary; wolcqmo newcomers-to ' Unlorui_Car WHICH-STOPS AT-DOO™. ,_.-•. - nocessary. Call for interview. - — Apply Peruonnel Depl Pleasant Working..'.Cinditions, 233^0003 XlO/0 MANPOWER -Liberal Company Benefits. • Vour-•kill* or« probably b»tt»r ^ iha yothitifaW9lvyou-think...welv.ge fduna •_ • • ASSEMBLERS— — 1__ ^ iVPPbY^ —out" IKht *Kood' typists, stenosf' '^ " RAPIDLY EXPANDINGJiRM Op£|^jjtOBiitWvjvMr«u wB- —"arid office workers- never forget' '- ' DRItlrPRES^OPERATORS r DlilONS, LlBERAL-FRlrlGEJENEFITS-ANb-QpODTSTKRTING— —^Personnel Qepartment thair-baaic tfninlna.—We'll be •• . I "• glad t.o_Jielb you ejualuat^your -_• 'ANDPACKERSN-. .. "SALARIES. '•' • ••• •".--. • _; _:. — • l-^^-present..ikllls.'.' no obligation, .^!...... \ -ijTor valve mrihu.'iiclurivrsHB^n^'r- itEKEX^R of' couj'Afiu.. and we-can^oXfor. . ,. _^. \jlenced.. Pari timo_oc full time. , PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT '. you work suited toyourpresejit'-r';- Mllony company-bonafit».-Se1 o Ed skill ,leve.l.^_As _g_teffipororyV - HollehdoT, . 686-U23, ^OObiberty-Ave. •--•workerr—you--wtll—work on the ; 'days you, 'choose... "It's lh.o , *, £HUBB & SON, 1NC -'—- DUE. TO^CONTINTIED GROW! H. wt,.. nm.b.u~~---,-—- convontent .wuy^ hom'e and office* id-Rd.-ot-MUltown R , part times; eves./jimurday'sctieclule : _ II-U ui"n» ii WOMEN-Unlil factory work-in-ple«- NO FEE -' HIGH RATES., • 687-1000 ::; :. '(CENTRAL=SUBPl.Y) _Jj snnraurrouSdlnits. No o.xperionc?" _^ Apply Personnel Office An,Eqital_PPpgj'tuntty Employer 2 full tlrna- posltlona ovnllnblo nocossary; Stoauy work. KospitallM- . - ••' CASH BONl/SES ~: : in modem hospital.- T a.m. - ' — ' — _C24 HOUR PHQME SERVICE) BU^S^E^^ 3 p.m. and 3 p.m.-.- 11 p.m. £ ^_ 1995.MORRIS AVE,, UNK5IT" Fr.« Blu« Cro ; - i^Z-1MEMORiAl''GENERAL- I WOMEN^ temporary- tolephbno work, - 1 • -/-^HOSPITAL••...•> ' "^mmodlalo opotilnja in our ^—•-"••• 1 located ofUoo In Irvlnston EARNWHILE JfOULEARN! . 1000-GBllopTng Hill Road,.'] - 0-4:30.p,m. or.' Union, N.J. '687-1900 ' Dystrophy Aasoe --Come In, wrllobf.call •••' . .•• :10/9 EXCHANGE HOURS-::'™ ' MRS. EDITH MARSHALLrR.-N. FOR-CASH • •-—-Director ot-Mu^tlng •" ' " OPPORTUNITY g ^-TELLERS F&R LINdEN JOHN E;i?UNINIELLS HOSPITA^ ".C0MR ANTBR: AND"'•>••-• money in, a business oj-ymn~ • gar Desirable ownr~SfaTt-, earnln&-at -once'". =—BerkelatHeigb-ts, New Jersey 07922^ • r Experienced preferred's^for- rHILD CARE 6 P.M. to-43-Mldhight Excel leni-'Opporfunltw-Libej-al representing-AVON -Eull-Bank.jsoverJB'dL.Fringe _ - .Mature women needed who,wlsh;M EXCBL-bENT-OPPQR-T-UNI-T Good Working Condition si io"i-careCo--care- foichildrefoi—children _or-l-thoril thWW llvl elderly,-on n part tlme-llv*»4rillv*»4ri — ~ AND WORKING CONDITIONS- . - ' • .HOSTESS. .••-•• PLEASANT gpyKtwri H-3 P7M., ALSO OPENINQ- FOR \ rroj^Apely. betweerr9 a,m. an^"3-p.m. bases, weekends, a wiiekwe r FULL BANK-COVERED FRINGE BENEFITS-: P^U. - 12 A.M; -STANLEY RESTAU- - 1>O-V 18), CONDITIONS tworor loniier term. lwOror longer lerm. w*vn HWMK;^_V .. . RANT, ice Morris Avo., Snrlneuold LIBERAL FRINGE UKNlililTS -MAKERSMAKERS, INCINC. yoyuo con work-.. — • 376-SOOO ..::_.._.-•::.:. . /; • CALL OR APPLV-BETWEEN 9-3 -HASTTJOMETb UNION when you wish, where you wish, ; ..-. . • '. • • -=Forconfidentlal4nterview call • The pay in good and work most - jm nCTION MOLDING -Lnriy-Falr whefe- canlyou be? ' Vaedelich or apply 9 OPERSTOTtBJ NO I Those «( ' "—•'-'-' ES8ABY| y .Ajff^; 'llke.theel—-^ —r-.-- 3 P.M. Rersonngl-Department.-.-U-. •• t .MSM! : Chorchoa Xa-Fomnioi Whoro^ |_iion—y o u_ih"tl_Ura wntUn K_ - KEYPUNCH OFERAtORS_ Pt/fiASE - rornv ,lo_Bae_mn. St., El i zaBSth ADST.; ELIZABETHr : , DON T CAUL ir yaa ~~7?.,_ C JpbjiaQloro with on opon~doOr7 354-3400 1 HOUSEWOSKEH,"Bhburo any wooloday A f OPPQRTVNITYJEMPLOYER —*-B«»e-nRhifnil cltyitaffjC Spfd.rEli«.-Unlon, All suburbs ALEqual OppoTtirrrtty Employer Must be first class. Rofcrtmo<)!V^I.K > Lik'pffc^Tmrking nrena' [tniiy. f!nll 761-8267.- evenings* -•.-lion't-wpnTod ton i^r^-rEtiECTnpNicjBtjANV' '"-•;. Hurryl-llurryl-ffe Ah~'Equnf^bpportunity--Emplb'yer- SoIUorora. aflnpniblcrg, ^^liuJiSrsi No GENERAL HOUSEWORKEB - PABT- "•Aren't ov\ Tgx»C79e •_ "i -^ . • -R 10/9" BEAUTY ADVI \GLERK TYPJST oxporionco' ntccsaary,—Will train* • TIME-3 DAYS. PHM WEEK. MON •.!•! ^Lii: • so'Rfcll JFUOLE- MILLER LABS. _ErkbldBnt ~" Salis Women mmtiilon ifrtpn?n fit- r- Girl—for gonoraf otllcii worK.- ClerkJCxplst - to $433/mo. TfcERffiAirW men's cosmotics. Represent lhe ~ "-jat ^be an accurate typist..- • Wnnl. your ...... jfc^ „. 'Socreturl-estlistono-iJfi-no ttteno'' Musical Instrumopt - manufapa - -(PART TIME-FULL TIME)-' twlngcoSmetloaainpan • • Like a vorioty of-work^-- — _to $4S5/mOr turer.In Union "nonr-RlckolBlf;•-.• • 'in- the •cpudiry^ ^WortT-in_ your =EXEC. SEC'Y ;• V vvvSSErf • Profit .sharing apptialn.to you ' QniPrldays - to $476/mo> rtoodB moturfl, brleht womnn for —rFor Ready Tfe-Wear ^ —.own home! W» >"111'raln^ vFeoRp. Near Ellz..contor nron. Good ^ Wani-guatante^d w,ork hours basic clerical work. .Ploasant—r "*Want n full benefit packago.- —Receptionist,—^payroll clerks, renvironmonh—Houfo—^0—A.M.-^— ~|xperience-Pre{erred-But Not ' [217 Ave;, Hillside , n;AGENCY-... billing Qlerka etc. M««t lioi j .2 P.M.l.Caa^Mr.~.BrUnQ nt 964- TYPIST-—— ACTKJNIU- MILDREDMIU E Selected .openinga for full lirtic • ore paid - by the lompony. 1^1074 for •^-:-•AND.AteTTOP'FiCE SKILLS aaffiWt^Ns^p - Experience typing h 1LECTRICAL InvBslOiS Savings & Loan— HANI URFUfctrftMe VACATION 1ST YEAR ppQDUCTS CORP umo ^-yacatipn-schedule.lid.paid-h-yacatipn-schedule.lid.paid-hoo k -Also-GelvHead^fatt-On-Rall : Apply at: tl'OXYMOn 1969 Morris Avo. olt St.! Irvington, xio7a idays and many otheh r benefitsbfit . CROWSSH B :> 1(165 FWORAL AVJE; UNlON.NrJ-r llOC . PANWOOD And Holiday Selling. —:-- RIDBRR--J (An Bquul-Opportunity-Employgr)— our genordl clofical and' "CLliRK-TYPlST— Ai^EMiBjBt "EClSrABETF. policy writing dopartmontB. MAJOR MEDICALl. ININSURANCE • J . O 10/9-— •FOR UFE INSURANCE'UA , «'K •s. Hubbard.-241-lOOa , 12S Broad St. 3S4-3939 (9-3) Excollont working condltlona, E ! NEWARK SECREfARY ' liberal bonoflts. Good oppor- EDUCATIONAL ASSISTAlifCE --TEMPORARY JOBS.? - -UNIDNt KENILWORTH, - PROOFREADERS CE 24 Commerce St. .642-0233 U^ual -.chnUonB 0 tor™**- tunltloB for advancement. Ap- RECRlSATIpNAL ASSISiTi-- n io/o' SPRINepl'ELi);MOU \ . *' " • • ' • • • .',''•' WJHIFT ' —-' SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES ?55aTit7,-Bttxr-—-3at3ififi ~~T3ENERAL .CLERKS ' uJnuWnV products company In Crni* An Brqnnl Opnortunltv Employor WU^SniBinpJsy- r^CLERK-TYPISTS Your future, la, every,-bit as .~Trheisb.ov»^opejjings offer . naurmum unuTBor .y' why IBMinvltnirr : ho' problem,—Call Porsonnd. NEfiElSARY. you lo—troln for o coreer In our." "Good Base Salary WS4 'pff|cpTProdur(s Division. —- Excellent Benttfits, ••• Good Potential 'All around'mechanic with.industrial Vou-wlll receive full- tt'olnry' -^-HAVE-SOME )H)»rr»h6'i>-ln-maiilUiin.ropatr ond fully pnld company bene- FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT MR. Western Eltctrte H ( s, while-yW-ta«.« .on_jFjt«5F3; vnyorn- 4 lurnl a nUiUrtf. i ' 6««rH)BO oxc, bHt -' i llTCFpr CcfeterlB) "~ FXPFBIENC.f "- -\ ALOAN' MliTAt, W.Mi^. NJ-BANKAMERICAfiD Brood jmd-Cedar •', 001 LEHlairAVfi,-,'-' " UNIONV- You -»houId-hqve-n-H.S_diit. • UNION, N,J An\cqunl opportunity omployor Excellent Working Condi- .lo'ma, Hoitve previous mechanl' -K.IP/0 . ' ^An equal opportunity employer" xio/o 10/9 col. oxperionce. and apptltudo tions: All Benefits. fnr nlnntroHlcB, and'the pblllly' "SorkjiBFifili Avenue x.. SClipOCTCVBTaWATC to' moot nnd work^wlth people. ,^ j . EXPERIENCED MECHANICS , &; day'. W Tiour wonli.-fullTlicnofHii, ! If thls'jioundi-tllca you^gliuLuiL-. CHEMHAB « .ngfield, N.jr~ ! FOR ROOEDIO WOIIK, HELPERS FACTORY -•MAINTENANCE MECHANIC ~ For. appU Call Union County notional —n call todny. There's, no -bettot \ i EXPERIENCE NOT NECES8ARY.-J Prafor- ~CteotricnL«-bocU«round,— 1I.S. J7fi-63QO"OXtj-06, ; K 10/9~ tall 925-MB4-b'et. J>:M I — boneflts, with attractive bonuo. somme hydrnutfhydru c 1 m"t«-h"»naig*Hml«les«ol« t- — Permnnont poiltlon -reqUlrlngi. l lo»vrotatln([. . of-leadln«-pla*tlcs me -Otd-Short-HlllTEoid or ejw-tivMiUXCWti'-tuo^ r"'—Call morrjnjs 'til noon NEW-TV? Sell Ike old one wl "" 7 SS-eontral Ave,Murray Hill, N.J. a wont od. Cain8S^7700". ADVERTISING BGOKKEEPERT-RGV Personals FACTORY HELP opportunity to • t«am the tire business from a firm with 43 THOROUQHLY EXPERIENCED Help solvo the wafer pollution problem. See Vears experiences. tire repairs^ ALL PHASES. AD. AGENCY career CinL-coUoBo aonlor, wlshts purlttlme PROCEDURES.' MEDIA,. PRO- changing, recapping,, sales... _ 8. and You'll learn it all-at - typlni, office work. Available TUOI DUCTION, ETC. REPLY-''TO Personal& 10 opportunities at Graver grt ? - », idl dsy Bstufdty. 686000.827. 2 P.O. Box #115, Kenllworth.N..!. •^1 ^K 10/01 -BE JTr^ACTOR FRERWIOIf— For ajranring wtgnarty . at your •home."'..- ,- OetobeMUIT Apply In person. LA SALLt, home Btudj snlcs. Boiui- BOOKKEEPER Trjr^rBSasTTirbimoHbrtmMutvsjioo-— Bonded, trained ropresimta.Uvo assures OUR FACTORY'S SUCCESS 11OU i 1UJ DT7 ruintnirgerrlMyersHlnlr-RiUy-qualUlMyHll - . You've beeni^earinit. about It ... reading-about We are a division of one of Amerlca'a top. ' mcnl. l. oolloot, llod. All phases' Ineladlns eanersi ^l-493l!»nd74B-6OT. corporations. We offer top •alaiiea, vary lib- 399-(1246 lodger, payroll, tutes, Wrlu to box It, Now It's time to get down to buslness,-th»- :i .. Find putabpul these great .ipermanant. Jo.bs: ' of' waste and water treatment. It's a eral and extensive benefits (Including I00*/i ,' • WAREHOUSEMAN #801, SuburbanIPublUhlni Corp.. 1201 NEVTcAnPETaSOLD 'ANdtMSTAU tuition reimbursement) llltjl!i -MANAGE", Stuyvostnt-Ave:,'.Union, ..KIQ/O bin buslrieis-end growlnr-every day.-As-o- tuition re mbursement) ancLexasIUiH^sJlmulK. —Experlsnoed tathlKt ' IJATION. 'Wall to :wall oarpot olooning leader, In it. we are. growing Just as ifas(. . ting working conditions. If you think you con Experlsnoe •^-ExoollimtTipportunlty-fortnsn-orwoi In-your homo. All topos o( oarpel >v 1 CompanCy y P«W •»«»»«"«.^.» V 0X 3 . - •-•• ••^••••^•••••iv^-.-i ,- •••*... ,.T7^;.,£'.'';' 1/ -Thursday, October 9, 1969 Board, Room, CaW'T^'" 103^. P. PASCALE I>~AC~OENIB" " PAINTING L DECORATING, ExcelleltT EiblZABETHHOUSj; o-WATER PROOmiG-*-MAS0N WORK by one pi New Jerseys largest mam- work; Free EsUmatsi; Inwrei_» Privats rooms for gentlemen , • ASPHALT DRW EWAYB faolurers of Kitchen cabTnets, See JOS, P1SCIOTTA~" - — Good Food ... Clean L Quiet . '*' 14lh ANNUAL ANTIQUES SHOW i SALE MO 8-14MorMU 6-4816 ., Builders Fair's factory showroohowrmm on Call MU 6-2750, alters P.M. JT/F Eli 3-3M6. . 'J10/30 ifGFORR . J21.22,23. Now Piwid«ncoUnit«l_ JuYJ!2.rBpring..eia, Call~379-6070 ". Cap*-Cod, mothvr At—douBhter 6T/F home, 5 bedroomn, 3 baths, roc. ZM«(hodl«t Church. 1441 Springfield S t L Contractors, palitUng. interior -ATI., New Providence. Coifco Shop 21(3 ZAG (i exterior.—Miionry, alterations, W4mr-altoehsd-e4roiiB.jOpen.for ••ill--- 10. P.M,,..lloU»f(«t 8-7 P.M. electrical work. Free estlmatea' any-. Inspeotlon Sunday, Oc|. 12, UNION COUNTY'S -rr^PonattotrOol. ~ « 10/16 'SEWINGMACHINE,"" • Landscape Gardening 63 Umo, Ken Echrelhofer, 687-3713, Eon., -fwm-a—8-P.M- «• INDEPENDENT.'BROKEft » PAWTINO, Inlerlor-fc Ext W17 OANJIjIKB ; ~~ dASIl.TOHBCI OLD PLOOria'SCRAPKD 3 ROOMS, gas hoat n your 6ar._C»at_iron,_NewBnapers AND FINISHED MO'.JJncoln PL -70Cper-10qibs.;No..i:Copiibf.42f pil- 1806 . T/F DECORATING or- 2 adults. • Avallablo r^vy-bras-^!_2-pe Irylngton, 373 INTERIOR (i EXTERIOR aitor8.P.M.374-0B66. -154-1-1/4^^ lead 8t-and batteHea. HP RBASONABbE—PRieES aerv Stock Co., 48T54 SO. 20thBt,,lrvli SUPERIOR FLOOR SERVICE CALL 370-6257 X.T/F VAILBBURCS - high (Price eubjop. to chango),. o'10/23 Waxing - Pollshlh; • Cleaning . i 4 ROOMS, 246-4778 Office • Stores - Homes DAN'S PAINTING Ji DECORATING heat (i hot water supplied. Reasonable . 677-24B7 Available Nov. 1st. COMIC BOOKS • oollector will : INTERIOR L EXTERIOR - REASON- SAHOOANY BUFF aacwnuiatlonB. ,;.-a.:-..ur *••'.'• i'--=sH '>* •' '• ••:••.; "1 ' •ana :. i>f 3 i£)cpeGted to 7 r to SteMegs; Institute . 22 per^einf this fall The Physics Department^ SfeverfsInstitute "" A~22 per cent gain fh G.I, Bill enrollments of Technology has been-awarded a $670,000- _-Is-expecteLgd lthis'fallgvjey, according to Mr. _ PauL —Departmental ScienceDevelopmenfgrantby the Administration Regional Office, Netfark.'— —~Nat!5frarScTence Foundation/ ..••'-. .'. '• : A 1969 peak foil enrollment of "635,000 vet- In announclng~me grant, Dr. JessH.'Dflvis,^ erans~was forecast by Nugent, whejiptedjhat president of the engineerlng-and-sclence itol-— tlife figure was 520,524 laBt fall and 380,037 lege, eald: ''The grant wlljjnark the beginning -Hi ln-1967:ln1967;: ' of a five-year development-plan for-the-de; Of. tlie 63"5,000 veterans' expected to take -triirrtwpnf " - - • - ' . advantage of tKe education and trainlng/provlfi^:_ I-'1': '?':y'-M^V\!^r~^••^'•\'\^i->:'^WA$^{fr$ Three research areas. - particle physics, sidns of the G.l", BUI this fall', approximately plasma physics and solid state-low tempera- 17,000«were in New Jorsey. . , ."""_ (:.. ture physics - will be expanded under' the plan, In addition, some .50,000 pien in serviceWill according to,Dr. Kenneth C. Rogers,.head of . bi going to schoos this fall under the G.I. B: tcsuepartmentr „•• v • _ , . --, ^ThTs comparcE/tq 36,2.83 In 1968 and.22,847 In Two" senior professors will be added In each ,? i967r ''• of :theseL areas.-The new professors will be^ •Of the over-all estimate of 685,000.(635,000, =jjolned~by; additional post .doctorates, graduate"^~- veterans and- 50,000' servicemen) for -69 peak ," students and technical staff memberj.j\p.prox- . '_- ;""frill rnirnllmeiyy rippgggrtmitoty-tfiTOnO- are In J-Van" sponsored by the, 'jtodenry-xrih . imately two-thirds" of the NSF grant vd\l_ be .' -New Jersey, Medicine' of New JerseyTuH > the American Cancer Society, New Jersey-Division, is a- used to support ^new,personnel1 whjle.the re-.,_ •» computer-which simulates up to 12 ,hypothettcal_patlentgt^A _d»ctor can diagnose and y malnder wllfbe.used for research equipment, ... v the wmber of^vpferans and _; _. -treat-iJJiese '*f ake dtseases_ancL:recelye^Uistant results of his tests and treatments. "Thejnewjaculty members^Wlll be selected have"enrolled since education provision'sbithe fortheir interest newest GJ.rBiUiw£nt4rito.effect June 1,1966.. . their lcUevementp'-ia-researdil!LDr,.Rogers_^^ OiE.'the 37Q,O0p_tffiierans expected t(rattend said,. All'.Physics Department JsSuTtyTTffeTKS M ^ __w eisentsproclflmation designating Oct instiwtlohsof-l3ghetTearnlng:thts-fnll^(70;000 '. bers teach' both undergraduate and graduate " ~as;Tpol' ana::Mflhi)fncP^r)n|;^Ri'El"'^'' Vforirii tn Gerald Monttnlhiy left, and William Buete. more than for a like-period in 1968), approx- • studentS-MfSteveng. . • ' •• — ; —Montinlno is pastcnalrman~oltire; American Socletjrof Tool and Manuiacnirtng*EngweerS"':~ imately 12,000 are "in New Jersey/ T— : • • .:_LI*-.* * -" ...... • and Buete is tiie secoiid vice-chairman. The group will hold its eighth annual education fo .?Ati6ther-2.05,;0.QQ,—(6jO0O In-New .. '•,' STEVENS WAS THE iFIRST educp — exhiblirtodayftpm-5!.toJ.0.p.ra,.at thejWeatfiddArmoryrAdmlssion is free.v _.. . - • expqctedtobe enr'blledin schools ovrcollege - • el^ronics; "' "stitutlonlnthe-xountry. to establish- an inter- ,-.- level|and. 60,000 (t;000-inNewJersey) in on- . . the-job training, rr-: 37,000 more than for last" •.•.-'.-.ru. _.-Li_.'_i.-•• o-innn .u—«._-i««'—• The Academy of Medicine-ttLNew Jersey,. ml * mm* . _ ? VJ.rV-. ~ j '. .' • m •education. "ComputeiS-Van" will beusedsolely The new five-year development plan, for, Trench Une$£0 Club* in cooperation wirtityje N&v JerseyiDlVtelon- 1 laslze-newresearch. Cryogenics Center., was one of 42 col- at Drew LJ, ., __._ another '42,000 ; leges and universltiBB inr.the United States*to are'nbw some 1J300 _ehtire United Natiohs.famlly: — - college level. .. -••-• --— .-.'• '•-••• tioh -tor physicians-and.-dehtlstSxby sneans^f: slmulferiequ^rxontinuous sUdrprog^ams^n.-—•^TreS:^ " centei?-( A WI*«I i ^u M <, UL|jy—th_^ _.e_ onSurrdt. r "T^iLltoescerelta3S'ttr35-9ifferent~-andL- beyond that£tp ^interna- Lfor VA educatraffai assistance ..^simulated -patient management;-The doctor^, other phasies, of cancer;—'"—r v ~" =v—Tjetiartmen?iZ TJep'artm'ent.t *^ o6f-Defef "Defense-Themin s ^Project, --.• ji :'"^j-:"'~~n ' countfiBET==among them, 300- Uonal relations *and_interhar —_ Wterans musthave..had_ahav§.had_at least,m~days^fr"canidlagnoseianleast, Iffrdays3fr"can^lagnoseiandd a,eat.up_totreat-up; . 12.hypothetical—sr After a. two-weel^stay-at-thjaMountainside—.•Th^firaflffitrhirra-hee! 1 Al me 08 of ^~v*Th'etnls~geBiitffteve^beenawarded totHe'Crvo- _T7 L , j^Sh °? ^rS ^^' themmrEniace_alonetotal-_ tional cooperation"as awhola. p&flttlnuous service,\part-of it after January 7vpatlents with-any=-and all in , . __ p7 an l : ^ ——'--='=^-<^-—><-—-—•—'genlcs-eehterr • -> • >•"•" -• ••—>——lflHiQHSldeRFheodoreC.Sor- Unfe 12.000-members. Most Now UnescazhnsJ[ssued7ft= —i'1jjT?liF!i-hh11'fi"ii •"-!r rwr«»»a'n-P'ist havecom-—receive . instant results ot his tests and treat-, ;'^- t-month swi belocat- Tng7a5dmeDavidsonL*or- amed pleted at least-twb consecutiveyears of active^ riienis,- •=—tr : —— —'— ; privately operated 19 -H^Lan^otaMay-^^ofversltl flie clubsTrea^-be^ In-schools or lrimanualg Ihel" or n aimsthe cluBs, qrgajUzatioii, explalui- N T ' duty. - ' — : , .-,.. .- • -. ....•:•''. -The Gomputer-.Van,has: ...been [_ _ -— all, are part of inwfly public _...o^anliZed'--on-"aB-._—^ ,—.. , community-j, -an d structiiau^Ciintainlnsffucniteui g sdgfa ^nt-urged veterans entering training-fi _of_6ne to two-weeks^ ignition fcom-the-National events "Sen "Wiii" 'Basis,- Mill iiftiiiiliet a drawn- gsT rst time or changing schools or programs-. will further .eltpund- the from, all. age groups. :r——,- -and ..outlining - the .assistance tlflS'fhll "to apply lmmediatelyaonhe VA-for a Jersey 'Division .dlthe^Amerieon-Cancer So-^~' =^ Institute's cqntrlbugons to society through ed- , Sprensen, whq was special One of the main aims of and resources: available.. /certificate of eligibility to avoid delays-in dety. Ca'ses have beeir wrltfen bjTNevrjerr -^ t ucatlbn and reHenr<^K;V~ Dtr^Rngera -aft^dr-'—PresldentlW' counsel "gom the clubs~is to~prorhQlfe."un--rJ3ased on-a text published.by^.; payjrnentr&fTa_llowances^=Our office-hours ,are '-International _,....^_The NSF's Departmental;Science Developr -W61 to-l9ff4, will speak^at .derstandliig; pfr JUnesco's pror- the Federation Francaise des". ~-room^8j4^—Q.m. to 4;45 p.m.yMonday-throupJi • 1 • ---J.- —j'bee n *----— -*- ^ ment ^rtgram is deglgned to provide broaxily^ die studeht-spbnsored-Gol- gram and activities.'but their ,Clubs-Unesco," its purpose l^ "Ftidayy;i bur-telephone"numbetlp s Ai*eea CodCodeFlg;9,e arRingerlnc;,o^f Philiaelphirp, who will basEa,^_c6mprehenslve support for general-:rr?^e~Academlc Forum on Sun- lhtgrests_also extend to the to provlde-some-useful ad~ .4«-2l5p~. ^.•• —•• -• • • .tribute -the prdgram-natlon(aUy to,any organ- improvement "of science prograrns-aUnsritiF dsy;~He is. tBeTuthbr~of" a " vice_tojpersons interested hvt w''-jersey-''guberna.ti9*ri*al'*baudldaeer tions^mat-haye-graduate programs th science, - - best-selling biography^ofjthe organizing.or developing t& MVilliam T.'Cahill, Republican PattyTnmBiiee Engineering, ot.mathematlcsi 'andhayeasound-' "late PresldentTKennedy and~of d7"Rt •r^^.2-,..., ..... J —. .,:.•_.:. ^n.d.ttiexbest-seier,5eciBibn»_- F i " iil be held at~the7ist The-'-'Unesco - Glubsj-Mai Classifieds Cohtinv^d r a r w be obtained free sts soolotmmberandiaiSunrs ^/ 'ators convening in,Atlantic City, Oct. 22-24, y^ utoraoBlles F6r Sale -.-••-123 Automotive SefVicer for the annual woricshop of• ihBNJiStte Currently In private law, prac- 90S DODOE Ownfor HiT., yellow rllh 'Hack vinyll wot, 440 tublo Inch. The oariaidatesSwbjuwllL speak, at a plenary ehftri""in .considered.a. likely" session on P-^d^ mprnlng^Oct. 24, will ex- _ candidate for the "NewYork- ONENICHTONbY! -tow atpr—•s^ate DemTOratic-Party-nom"- 1-^of the'Cltaton Historl'ca MuseunT^ClmtOn.WlU^^^^^^^ MVKES KART SHOP;. AMOCO SER, Others on the workshop agenda r 5JtolMilBllS L:;be moderator-chairman of the Workshop of the ^Senate inT.970. ._• - —- • BE3T.OFPER - , LeaguejjfJHlstorlcjl Spcieties at^he^iCarad'en-"".' The free public lecture! will 374-3441 nitor 4 P. M. E10/9- be' at 4 p.m. in Drew's Bald-' -COMMAND. — JPONTIAC BONNEVn.LE, 1OB67 4 door .1, "Craftjfor"Demonstration in". - wlnrAuditorium: , Society" will also include on the panel "Canned Heat and th John Mayall group will give College 'ism.- "'_ • 3 10/0 —^—-- ^ vj—Histori PERFORMANCE! ...Reasonable "Concerts m Baldwin~AMdltor»— TGMG^O«i--Wit-Boilif-'ftaok,-ftillal»'; \ Publi :esr Trentonrgag"'ttftywmtiri-nayp^trntrtf • .^""v-^tj MuMu»mo»uuU.- ACClAlMED BY TIMtMAO- brikea/good Urea. h««vy duw awing, uil atSsosar-Drenlncj ymolSPuneri _} Snord Avo., VaUebur , on.Wod- Colanto Funeral nome?1 408 tyaiubiB=an:$7i(>u. • per nesday. Koiulom Mans t. Loo's Sanford Avo.. Funeral on .Eaiurday, Robert and HerborMI, Sohmldt; «», - "Despite -thish , soaring start, LLSD was little : Church, Ifylngton. . Ootobor 4,' Solemn lUBh^Mua at St. aurvtvoa'by B"grandchildren..Th4 fu- person, the dljiner is 6penytffthepublicjFbr 1 Anthony's Church, DollbvUlo, Inter* neral aervlo« — "• ' B —:.'•• . ".'." •' '•">-- l-.Tv. Tr .October i, 1869 T I0h=^e^d^r§0n$urri^r':pirafectK*$ ."^Michael Jay Mehr 6f •UnloirirDemocriaa~":~' ami elected -beL&ontrolled.- legislators can otten be . . ~iB-iu champion the^ following bills whiclTa8e~T-;--1-4Hon?e§\VtjerB ...... ,• —.,,..—~~-~~i o- Jft£W8-that the. Republican AsBe.mblyme'fi'f j now -tied up by the Republican dominated . in,the<^iechanlcs lierilaw so .flrarr supplier tfiis-anea have not done the Job ia consumer Ifr—^ legislature aver the past two.years in-pro"vJd- ~~ieKiiriSare7^"— sC^rl,' :;._7;":.— cal} no^lohger.collect1 from.-thehonieowner.if protection in thelast two years and should ing consumer-protection, •" • • .- - "•••'. " '('protection against unordered merctatiiMs ejiL_|Ae:hom'edwnerJh aB paid the contractdr. >»» beiturnedout." * ; —-•••• •-•"" > v i I — -"The-fact-isA-Mehr stated,. "that of 25 must brpjesed. When unsolicited ltemg~BW •'• •-•UnsptUdted—crefllt:,cards mustube con-^ ^Meihr is runrffig from ''Assembly' District B with Pete^Humanik against Republican ln- I . essential - consumer .protection njpasufei- sent tbrough.the mall/the receiver shou&be trolled.• I^would supjiort legislation tbjnake : I-.' recomtyiendedjiy Governor Hughes, not a single able to use tt. or throw It awayiwithbut any It illegal b Send any cpnsumer anunreiiuested' cumbents,Hgrbert Hellman 'and"HugorPfalti I" ; one wals enactedT)y"the KepuBlIci " '' " ""Ration:, ]:-' • •-. ••:'-.•;•.:.-. " ', .•>.,•'.-• .credit cardV» ^ ,- :. •.. ; ' '•"7 -~ ", He is a graduate of Connectfcut-Parms, iPingry, : Co.rriell;Uriiver'slty,and-V lrginla-.taw Schpo.L, u< •. I—'-^•-Por^eicamDle." Mehr stated, "citizens "Door to ∨saleBmeri'Tn1iBrfarttcairge4 ——ijMl remodeled appliances should be labeled- J : : ' •.' stiir >emain~unproteGted—agains^ deceptive. ' to keep but the fly-by-night operators, ' < , "so .that thei .cbnjsumep itf>lnformed of euch Hei s"a~former deputy^attomey-gine ral -of tbltf —~"Meat--packagin^=prote£ition-Js-_esseiitl8Lj • fact's. Automoblle'mechanics1§houldbe licensed state and' ABC prosecutor and handled' cpn- packaging, unordered credit cards, and. mer- ri: I - chandlseir7mpr.6per-h6me:-impiiovements=and: meat soldjn retAll stores ^/^artd regulated7*^Some "iiSwi^>nabl& packaging irai In the Kennedy Ad- shoddy"automobile and. television repair work. g5ttgSeE^afa^'aHtAtBipa==j^ulyement&-must.beimpose^ " • ; ministration. "The people of this-'area are, by and large, port the bill nowi presently tied up by the - It is in-tfii~T^tereBt'~oran-T)ur-eiti«en9- sophisticated shoppers; But no one individual!^ 'Repubiican-leglslature so that meat is en- that the -above pieces of legislation be passed, FRinAY DEADLINE cased in entirely transparent containers. ' The consumer as -well as the vast majority, equipped without proper .legislative controls All items other thon_spot n»w«, should to meetrthe various ploys 'ahd schemes of the Collection agencies must be licensed and _ "wf honest businessmen are equally protected. • market place. ' ., . ~ - regulated so tljat harrnsstng and dunning can "In a gubernatorial year the recordsof your -^=^be irv our office by noon on Friday. .'S- U:- j\ •JrfSaaS ^SAtE- TOWVY *1&'':;it *r r~" •urll PRODUCE DEPT. OAST BEEF SALE! USUAL FINE TRIM TOP ROUND OR CROSS RIB ROAST vri. •;;••• : > !R r- Robert C.' Gatwle^-oWprtogiEiek^owiier_o£=RoBe»t' s Studio of Photogra- % i»«y»: WoTOB-iavenie -lJni.on, .attended the- 16th" annual ^cohvention:of Thfr-Profe'ssiohSl" ; r ^:~- Photographeris-Association of New jersey held atifie'Hotel Dennis. Atlantic City^ He is •••.-irniuLowY"-"| ••- shown wlth-hts-portrait; '_'Medltation."-whichwonariawardL He is a resident of Springfield. CHOICE \ EEbF I CRISP JUICY MC. INTOSH Scholar shi _'« HUOItt? , BONELESS STEAK SALE! |u;<.k6ucuHt GOV'T INSPECTED CHICKEN J THICK CUT SHOULDIRirto -v , QUARTERS' ... .„. j!.. ^Hugo'M. Pfala Jr.- and Herbert J.-Heffi. "-Wade by" the state^-andLotthejsenawards" r i% ; CHICKEN LEGS ^iaan£jgepbll^iftnn,,^Republlcac n assemblymebl n whh o are percent went for scholarshipcholarships to^attento attend colc - ——. se'eking re-election, this week' remindedTcliglrTleges outside of New-Jersey. __* _ ' — SHOULDER STEAK CHICKEN LEGS atltUentsLthAt the ntntn provides' scholar- • Pfaltt and '..HeUmann notedtfere is a1 dead- FRESHX:RISPPASCAI.|f is! jagd Incentive grants to stuaenta^seeking—- Una fur obtaining—guch-ajd>>»rhft nppUcajion,^ CUBE STEAK ^^ ^ •" CHICKEN BREAST ^LE ege educations. The iasic scholarship is~ "for scholastic aptitudertests-wust-be~tlled~r; f :rj:: -•--:- --^Ji-s 7-' •: • $500 per year-with additional incfiiSve-grants"- no laterthen N0V.A. •• —^==*^= ~ • available;'" ranging ^from^$'100~to~$^0^-re-ir^DeMtts-on^ in- ',„- BONELESS BRISKET GOV T INSPECTED CELERY —HkitlGn-it6—partiGulai?=c6llege_costs-.and_the- centTve grant program may be obtained from <,." EACH : THICK M%AtLn*'i JK***,.*(*t*nv,~ir,i ^^A . -• "school guidance counselorjrpr jirgctly,frop 7" CORNED , ROASTING 3y, h BUNCH moire-than^.4,670 awards "were .the i State ScholarsHip Commission,-Trenton. ''••8S? "" ••••••:'tti^ CHICKEN Ava Forms andHnformation may also be obtained BHI^^ -FRESH tSREENl^ •V^y^rr'-'^^', ~ •..•'$- turnout Springfield;ave7, Sumfini^ 07901. U.S.D.A. CHOICE LEAN fOR STEW TTS.6.A. CHOICE '-^.y *$> '•' ••'.-'_"• """•' U.S.D.A, CHOICE CALIF CHUCK DAIRY DEPARTMENT jpresident Frank X^ Impaired iiaiiGlIbtTG^R BONELESS RUMP ROAST HOT"ROAST£ *>. - - Cbimty'Tte^ubUcanFlnanceCommittee'sannual il-vT^ WPICHSHORTCUT J s 27 $100-.a»plate -fund-ralslng~dlnner, this week _.. _.. fc. —^predicte^wedlcted a "recorrecord turnoutturnout " at the dinner Oct...Oct. : TJie'reguTag r laU prograpg m l SMOKED TONGUES KRAFT PARKAY CHOICE ' CUT- —r4S-at the Wlnfleld-iScbtt Hotel, Elizabeth."."'""'J "for^ieurologlcally.impalf^1youngBters, five Pppp Union QUARTERS- LS. -^Z^Sjmi'{%^"""^TP'plffilpirspeaTc Agnew.-Jwhoiwil^ l visit-"tHe3eount5Fto • - County g^3l CHUCK STEAK =— Z^Sjmi'{%.~imi^Wffti»n«Hfl BEEF, TURKEY. SALISBURY AMD CHICKEN DUMPLING 2066 MORRIS AVE. TWO GUYS UNSWEETENED |——:-- ThejMuMple aids avail able- ^;. KEG OR CHINKLE CUT —to,; Aitiejican complanles for ;| d—GIANT-SIZE .* -successful exportrmarketing- PACKERS IVORY c or LABEL n y&r '" ' 1 ^^WHMtTjOWOM ^^^W ™ TWlS:COUp0||: S or CREAM CORN ROMAN RAVIOLI - ox... Mm^MmJ^^fv^^Y^HEAWputY ^GOTOBIRG; CHICKENNOODLE^4X99^ALUMINUM FOIL- paniearand-t'oautUne-depagt^— ment ana tieia oTfTc^SBryices^s^ —— ^j TWOOUT>CMOtrCHIP..*UWOHPOIi:BUI-HII—- - _^M~ j icmi^ojiiP7«^ 3ZZ—assist—.U.iS.--expoetersp BEST IN MOD ATTIRE FOR Among Jiew dldevelopmentt s are GIANT Sl« 7 expanded tirade opportunity NINE LIVES. v ^.(L M^ rr--lJINUWT^tL^BOMAS>^==is-r-Ka^ —reporting—under—tho-bepart» Ji-o*..| C C ^^'IttilMk 5 _ SUPER SUPPER6t^79 AIR FRESHENERS 39 .". • fng"Information Service'(lS/IlS)- ' WITH THIS CdUPOU 1 I—: iand-glmpllflcatlon of-U.S. ex-- PRIETO MARINATED!6 /i.ox. Jori porfaocumentntlon on siup^ ARTICHOKE HEARTS merits abroad.- .'•- <• OMd Ihiu Jot. Otl.iT, 1969. On Tuesday he Will-visit the- CORONET OtLUKAItU (on, M. ' Mg± Chamber- of Commerce' o( ..Eastern Union .County. BATHROOM TISSUE ^OVk RECORDS & STEREO TAPES IVMO GUTS 1HADINC S 1 A M l> . Perforated-nickel"stainless •., OR ANYTHINTTEL.SE •••• steel- sixlpi "wltli up-ta40 per OME BOOH SPECIAL BAKERY DEPARTMENT SPECIALS! YOUR WIND cent open area, can be easily "OUR BOOK BPB lOWARDINI penetrated by light but not SAV1S Bbl • « ENRICHED WHITE BREAD 5 ,±.98^ OOKIEPAN SET «S&OR.BODY W6ULD DESIRE water., Applications. will in- Sat of two. Htavy oaug*, clude noise abatement, filter- V"! ROUND OR LONG > . 9-PC. ZODIAC I PUMPERNICKLE BREAD plat«d, foatUd tdflM.:' ROUND BAR SET 1 STREUSEL FINGERS REG. BIISJIttMRIEtlElS '§gW 99c (J Li Vi LAYER ^29' PRETZELS A HOUSEWAWES pB>t, 7 -SUNDAY-V.10.A,M.:'TIL 6"P.M. Prlus «ll«dlv« thru Sat;, Oct. 11, 1969. MORRIS AYE. a * Morris UNION 687-7260 \^4