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Sub«rrlF!lon Hull g rublUhed K«rh Thursday bj suburbm PubllshinE Corp, 15 Cents Per Copy VOL. 7—No. 52 Paid ftt MuUTilalmldc, «. J MOUNTAINSIDE, N. ,1., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9,.15)05 2 New Providence noad. Mountainside. N. J, 0705a Christmas Tree Action School Board Announces Lighting Ritual Set Monday For Slated By Lions Planning Board Three-Pronged Program; Club Asks Residents Plan Caucus Session To Attend Ceremony, So Measure Can Go Calls Echobrook Obsolete The Mountniiisicie Board of Education this week officially announced the obso-1 Sing Holiday Carols To Council By Dec, 21lesence of Echobrook School, The Board of Education nlao announced Tuesday The tall evergreen that stands idfs Planning Board thi-ee-pronged projrrnm \vhich will lead to the eventual closinp of Echobrook as a on borough-owned land near the set a special meeting next —__ ™— ' ——— -— ——— .-.cliool building. The plan ccalls southeast corner of the inter- Tuesday night tn attempt to take for additions to Becchwood and section of New Providence rd, actinn on the eontiovemal IL- PUNS FOR DARBY AREA Deei'field Schools, the purchase and Rt. 22, Mountainside, will joning ordinance which v*., of additional land at each of turn into a Christmas tree to- )pipinallv mtiodui'ed bv Ihe Bm- hose sites and the acquisition of morrow evening . when the ougil Council last Julv The future needs. Mountainside Lions Club eon- meeting will not be open to the Freeholders Move The Board said it would offer ducts its fourth annual lighting public, aeeoiding to Robert Gar- Echobrook School and property lett, hoaid chairman ceremony. Pesti-vities will begin ;o. the Borough of Mountainside The nrdinance in iU amended at § o'clock. before considering other disposi- forni, deleting the Cornne ter The club president, Lafayette To Supply $62,000 tion. This is in line with the tiact and lraving nnl\ thn Wilson Fisher, and Mayor Frederick tract to be rezoned from resi- The Union County of Board of Freeholders last master plan prepared by Herbert Wilhelms will share the honor dcntliil to pieferred rommeicial Smith Associates which reeomJ. Thursday night authorized the execution of an^ agreement mended that Echobrook School Of turning on the switch 'that "A" ola";lfication, was remand- which will make 562,000 available to the Borough of will flood the hundreds of col- ed to the Planning Boaid the be vacated for educational pur- Mountainside for ;he improve- _— ored bulbs with holiday spender,. Bniough Council at a special poses and that borough facil- ment of storm drainage in the meeting sn Oct 26 ities be relocated on the traet.' All residents of the borough Action nn the measuie was Summit rd.^Darby lane area. The .surprise in the announce; ore invited to attend the cere- postponed bv the Planning Rnaid The work must bt completed be- Chapel's Pastor ment was the plan to acquire -'a monies and to join in the sing. lait w'eelc after two of its mem- fore the county funds are re- replacement site south of Rt. 22," tag of Christmas carols, a tradi- bers discussed the possibility of leased to the borr.ush. Previous releases from the tional part of the "tree-lightinR remtroducmg the Coirme ter The $02,000 couiitv contribu- Speaks Sunday school board had indicated that ritual. tract into the rezomng bill. tion for storm drainage work is any third school site, purchased Fisher expressed the hope that Consider Both available from funds included in as an eventual replacement foi\ the lighted tree will make Garrett said •Tuesday that in a bond issue passed in 1981 by On Radio Pulpit Echobrook, would be located Christmas "blighter, and more all probability both the original the •County Freeholders, The Rev, Robert B, Mignard, north of the highway preferably, festive lor the residents of ordinance Including the Cor- pastor of Mountainside Union in the .vicinity of Deerfield, Mountainside and the surround- rine ter, tract, and the amend- Approval was granted based Chapel, Mountainside, will jpeak School, ing communities." ed ordinance would be consid- on plans fubmiotid by the bor ered by the planning body in its ough for storm drainage, work Sunday at 2:05 p.m. on the No Cost Figlires The tree was decorated las- deliberations. on Sutmmil rd,, Ledgewood rd., Metropolitan Pulpit, broadcast- No co.st figures are available, weekend by members of the Sunny View dr., Sunny Slope ing over WFME-FM,. a Chris- yet, the board reported. Public Lions Club. Electrical know-how, The board "will attempt to ; arrive at some decision" Tuesday dr. and Elston dr. The plans tian Family Radio Station in meetings will be held by the. including the central wiring o£ night, Oarrett said, so it can were prepared by Killam As- Newark, This will be the sec- Board in the near future to ejs.» the huge evergreen, was sup- "submit it (the ordinarreei-vrry sociates and dated April 1964, ond appearance for Mr, Mignard plain the overall plan in com-, plied, as in . other years, by promptly" to the Borough Coun- according to the county office, on this series of the Metropol- Walter A, Christoffers. plete. detail. cil. itan Pulpit, Move Ahead The planned additions to, At last week's meeting of the The action by the county Beginning in Januarj', Mr, Boeehwood and.Deerfield Schools Planning Board, Mayor - Fred- board indicates that the Bor- Mignard, who assumed the local would enable those two units to. •JIYDDLE CLASS' ME"VmER, Charles Larkey of MounatinsHle, does a little practicing for his crick C, Wilhelms . asked the ough Council is getting ready to pastorate a few months ago, will accomodate a capacity of 1,350, appearance in a concert Saturday night in S ummit Hljrh School The concert, the first in a board to time the special Students Spread move ahead with storm drainage -.peak the first Sunday of every children, the figure the Board's Coast-to-coast series, was scheduled to coincide with the release of 'Tree \s The Wind," meeting so thai the matter could month over WFME-FM. He is he referred back, to the Soroush work in the borough. Council, projection forecasts through" the first record out by a five-rnan combo of J S-year-olds called the '"Wtddle Class." one of four clergymen in the Council for action at next man George Coughlin, who 1975", Enrollment this year in,. metropolitan section selected to Christmas Spirit meeting On Dec, 21, heads the public works depart, .the three schools is ' 1,300,-The'. ment,. said, at the. November speak on the Sunday series in board's forecast charts' for this" meeting that he hoped action on 1066, school year predicted 1,270* With Toy Drive Larkey In 'Myddle Class' the storm dralnaie proposals A graduate of the Moody school population, a • figure- would be taken Rt the Dec, 21 Bible. Institute in ChicafiQ, Mr. vcathod at the end of the' A mammoth toy drive, de- Award Contract meeting. Such action, he indi- Mignard is dean of the Shelton 19B4-B5 school year, Bigned to spread Yule joy to un- cated, would hinge on whether College Bible School, New York The third school site would dorprivilegtd children, is being Borrowed Instrument:, Taught Self or not the plans submitted_ by City. ' " : be. acquired \n_a\)owjiir ppimhlt, carried out this week and next For Police Cars the * public ""works." committee future expanjiion of the fchool at Governor Livingston Regional Charles Larkey of Moun- fin and Carole King, the hus- couldn't play the bass guitar were appioved a* a closed meet- l populition Pit ent jjl.in call' High School, Berkeley Height- tainside a self taught bi s band and-wife songwnting (hr had placed guitar before) ing with the Borough Council CHRISTMAS RUSH fm no building on thu He The drive LS sponsored by the guitan t, will appear with team which tuini-d nut Htr- aril he touldn * read mu-ic To Summit Dealer scheduled Nov 22 'Secluding to the plan, d° an- Student Council 'The M\ddlt Cl=i- ' a mop- wins Hermit ' The Luro- His mcthcri of lnminR %i,as EXTENDS HOURS Contiacta foi the purcha c of nounurd D\ the Beard Dcci- All students and intere -ted headed quintet of 18-\ear-old motion and othet hit* II is simplt He borrowed an m- ReridenLs of the Daibj lane being di tubuted natinnalH b\ two police eais were a%\arded to FOR POST OFFICE fit-id would be ba icalh divided residents of the commumtj arc musicians 5aturds\ night at •=tiLiment from a frirnd, then area have appeared at pub'i; 8 in a concert in the audi- Atco, a tliwion nf Atlantic Colonial Pontiac of Summit by Christma- rush schedule intn two kind" of sihools, gn urged to bring used tojs in ser- locked himself in hi- mom meetirg, of the Boiough Council torium of Summit High School Rprord- On the flip -idc of the Mnuntamfide Council Tue=- %^ent into pifeet this week in "lcmentar'. hLhotil lor kmder- viceable condition to the high with rocold,, and tdpes of all times in the la t few The conceit will mark thi> "FILC \* The Wind i ' Cite- dav night Colonial s net bid of the Westfidd Post Office and jarten thioush giade fi\c and ichool Boxes designated lot thr top men nn thr. o^s guitar \eais to demand that some coi- opening of a ioa,l to cta^t of Edui b\ Bob rKlan Dv- S3 32i wa» $175 lower than fh.it its Mountainside branch a Middle bchonl for sixth then use ale plated ncai the Hi h ttnLd, he eomed and IIP iecti\e measules be Taken in pui nnal appeal ince tofii l«in who f,a\e the Middle submitted b¥ Queens City Pon- a (Conlinued on Page 3) ( In the Mountainside bianeh, Ihitiugh eighth giaders Bteth- entrances to the school All tojs [ tidt Of Plamheld he onjv othci their aiea which thes claimed i-hLdulcd in ctuncide with tht Cla OITIC hint rn the ar- MIDDLE CLASS hours aie 8 a m to 6 p m to- wood would be a cfmplsrte must be at the high school on biddu Two traHe ins one 1085 is often flooded with water and rcloa r of the "Vljddle Cla i^npLinnnt of thin sonj »is da^, tomonow, next w L^k elementarv unit, kinrifigai ten or before Dec 17 Pontiac and one 1064 Pontiat, debus afWi hea\> storms fu=t record, 'Free A> The a kfd whit he thought of the Mondai thi ough Fndai and thioujh gradf five, ha%ing a, The, Student Council will do- Wind Cli r effoit and said he weir involved in the deal Ma>oi Fitdenck Wilhelrrs on Monday Dec 20 llus Sat- population nf abuut "iht) com- liver the toys on Dec 18 to the riitln t undLiatand it 'Fite As The Wind' conio-- Colonial s bid on maintenance said at one meeting that no ac- urdav and on Dec IS, hnur= plied to the pie ent 440 The Berkeley Heights VFW Po,t foi Residents Urged rult under the new Toman nw D\ljn is not alone in hi, fi.j the vear wa,^ *Z4U less than tion would be taken in am sec- will he fiom Bam to 1 pm population at Deei field would distribution ID needj children 1 tbel, owned bv Gerald Got rcactinn tn tht" uncla sificd thu $1,440 fligure submitted by tion of the borough until the incieast fiom G2o to abuut 7S0, Bemaird Yannotta, chairman Starting Dec 21 thi ough \T\drilt Cla_ rhe-ir manager, Queen City need- of the whole community Thr plan would reduce trains- e-f the drive, report"- that many To PTM Meeting Christinas E\ e the noimal Alfied C <\rtinnvit? n former A l evolution to ^advcitise fo> weie studied and evaluated poitation effnrt wnte more chil- toys in excellent condition have sthi dule, R a,m to S p m , contnbutin^ rriitor fui thi Sat- The MouniUinMde Committee bio-, for gasoline was adopttd bj cuen would be going to their aliEaih been donated to the will be resuniLd in the Moun- Walsh Sworn In uirio\ t,%rmng Poit, canniit of tin Union County Ps>chiatuc the Council Sealed bids will be ncighhoihood iChonl" dnve Ihe students have shown v > tainside branch quite dnfiPL the Rioup sUle Cl th neeived De;c 21 at 8 p m at Slate Chrisfmai Tea g\eat enthu'iaclm for the pioject Clime thii vscek luged ie-ident The local office w ill not be The exp^n ion at Becchwood but hr iepoit r of ihe Sun- would include a kindeigaiten, 1T\'- and othn name in tie a^ked to supply pnices for ap- to Iess_foitunate childien," Yan- To County Post thth e MMountainside PfA which. das s pioeeriing Chustmas ix da rooms and a largL group -FIUJIL bviTinrc- rlf finn i( ^ . -BLOMmat.a\s ing 1= fhedultd to oppn at 8 15 BeeJ9 fiom 1 pm ID 5 pm riate stuiage and woik -pace committee—aie Llo\d DeVos, with a 'Iraifiht-faec, jnuths in Drtrficlri School and to supph and maintain an We-tflnM will be held next ir i" i membei nf the Union Houis todav, tomoirrsw and Ihe eipjn ion at Dee,field Jeanne Reel, James Ie-ta, and lrbnlhon against the cnnfoimi tleetne dispensei pump Thmsda% it 1 p m Devotions CuunU Paik tommi inn Wilsh A --pokt—mdn for the loci no%t week Monday through would include ten classrooms, a Claudia Homy tic; demanded in suburban A request for a subdivision will be led by Mis Rollm Wil who iiPterH" Gilbrit G noi«- eommititeo painted but that the Fridaj and on Dec 20 in the li\ing submitted by Charles A Collins din -hop, a home economics loom nei of Summit wa- 4ppoiiilcd to FT* meeting will give re ulent., Westfield office will be fiom * * * of Mountainside and a request •ind a e^feteria At Deerfield the pn t h» the Uninn Counti an oppnitunlty to learn how this Special mu-ie will be piesent- Holiday Deadlines foi a minur subdivision submit ed b> the Tno compo-ed of 7 10 a m to B 30 p m Hours facilities for the elementary Boaid of Fieeholripi on Nov Ifi LAHKKY, a 1965 giaduate of newh r-tabli-hed unit ls hclpinj tod by Edna E, and Eth.,1 L Cle- Lois Alpaugh, Bonnie Hammai this 5atuida\ and on Dee IB -thnol ehildien and the Middli In order to have news pub- WalFh a Mountain-ide IL>-I Govemoi Livmestrn High pre\ent and detect pioblcm ment" of Mountainside weie and Alice Shill Tea uill be will be fiom Sam to •> p m Sthoi 1 sturien.1" would be g dint fnr fi%e >cn" il o uvc isehool, dne-n't put any «,uth which afff-nt the emotional well- Ilshed In time for the Chirst- deep interpretation" nn his both approved bv the Council -erved h\ CIICIE 4 undei the The noimal schedule, 8am legated Tiaffie prohlems at a the Board of \djn-itmrnt' bring nt thi rhiHcrn and how it nias and New Year's holidays, ii pimcntdtivp to thr Plinning membei hip in thu pinup Hn Both action- had been pievious- leadeiship of Mis C Ha\ Cus- tn 5 p m , will be resumed in Dec-i field w mild be ea ed eek tr particularly careful adherence Boaid 1 h.i= tw'n ihaiKhl forward icas- studonts in the l h appio\ed b\ the subdivision pen Bab\ sitting will be pm Wesirield also on Dee 21 (•Continued nn Page 1) adjustment to school and famih \ided to this newspaper's Indav He i= pie ultnt of Pl^-tiL Ex on — ho likes music and he committee of the Planning thi ough Chustmas E\ e SCHOOL, EXPANSION traded Product Cn of Eh a- hopes tn make moni\ — ' hit The film ' Tnt Angiv Bo\, Board deadline Is ad\iscd for the of it ' will be -hown and dlscu scd b% both and \ii.c-pit"idpnt of Pcoco The Count>1 also appmved i Issues of Doe Z3 and Dec, 30 the trim including Mi Diant KealtN Coip al"=o nf Elizabeth HP was incited to u in thn Idilution i chiming a ra<-h sc- AH organizational J social Obmlin ^chuol p M,hologi=l, Mis an Foi the pa-t five \eai Wai h group T ba s Riiitau-it dm tuntv bond of f.1 143 to Sjhan Linguistically Skilled Learning has sii\id on the Union CrunH Mananni- Beckei-, social woik- news items should be sub- ing the last Lhool NCII h\ Green Development Co Shadp liec Commi-iion and was ei Mr JerfnaMe 'luilev and mitted bv Dec n for the is- one of the othn inembpi" of prc ident of th-it bod-v la-r \ear the group, l student at Mrs Mai-y Jaspei, lemrrinl lUe of Dee Z3 and by Dec 24 B SD a He h\es with his fdmilv at thr iLgional high school lnstruetoi" and Geni gc DLAN'I LIST AT DENISON for the issue of Dec 10 Chinese In Regional Classes Hi ing wdv Thete woio two hitche He -pcech therapist Haiold R S-sdnoi of Mountain- side has been named to the Twentv -eight students at | slaj aflei school each Tuesday Iie,hmen, sophmoies and nuniori. deans h»t for the 19B5-Sfi aca- Go\eint« Livingston Regional tu attend the onee-a-wrck cla s In older to qunlifj for tht demic ^ eai at Denison Oni% ei >•- High School ha%e been chosen on which runs for 4? minutes plant a "ehool must ha%e a auali- •tv, Cranvlle O Sydnor a ju- a basu-, of lingui-ftt scholaiship The oouise was stalled lfied teachm and a studying ECHO PROFILE Col. Jacob Eisen 1 nior at Denison, is "the son of to paitielpate in H special couise thi ough the effoits of lina L-ist summer, Miss Trip- Ml and Mrs Otto G Lmdbeig in the Chinese language The 2b Tnpodi, a Spanish teacher at the odi took an accelpiated eigbt- icgional high, with the eoopeia- 4 lepislatni fiom Noith Dakota lecent- trnm loniiiminjr n\erdoses of the pnwei ful of 114 New Providence id girls and two bovs in the gioup \\fck course at-Yale-Tv,o weeki lv introduced a bill intn Cnnj,>-ieH>, that tion and appin\il of the Union Bgo, Mr Tsu nf South Hall lo". "Land%" tablet He jiecommenderi thai County Regional Distutt I Boaid wnukl limit the amount of ihildipn', ,is- lated the qualified teacher, Mrl, sudi aspnin be packaged In quantifies of Fducation Chen Books have been piovided piiin otfcied foi ^nle in any paika^p The nnt to exceed 2=5 tablets with each one Mis Albert F Chen, a native In Seton Hall - bill i* desipnprl to tomorrow to assure reaching the addressee before avsake public mteieat in the need tor the numbPi- of tablets in a package tn 2"5, Ouent Aftei hci ipturn u>-in^ that holiday in I14R under a srholaf buth a bill. tapes and books -he stalled tg a relatively safe level, wou'd gieatly IC- LI Charles V lunckrr Dean I. Revniilds hip aw aided b\ the Forttbonna Batk in Mai eh of this veil nn nrUile dute the dangei of aspum poisoning for teach, hei'eipjSfflTrera^^ College of SI Louis Um\ emitYt HMM 3B3 U5MCR 090H08 USS Enterprise 1 written by Col Eisen a,nd entitled "The Lhildien, he claims FPO SF 9G601 O\ Divlwon C\A (N) 6S Special Studies " wheie ihe was giaduatec in lBfl Reasoned Pioposal to Sa\e Childien's FPO SF 96601 EmollinR in an Oriental with a bachelm of music degree, Eisen m science editoi of the N J. language piogiam in a Newaik \ Folkvsa\» reeoidmg sTtist, Lnes" appealed in the N J Journal nf Journal of Phaimacv, a consultant nn pi e- Pvt George P. Gasper sthool, Miti Trupodi lean neri that Mis Chen hns four ehildien, al! Phaimacv In it, the tolonel, a piiaimaD-it sLiiption toi the N J State Phmmaceuli- BA 127J1650 SLttm Hall UniveusiU had IC- of whom die at the Fipparatorj and reined aimy offKei, watnptl that (.al Co and a past piesident of that gioup, COB 2D UN THh Inf tei\ed a grant fiom the U S Ui\ision of Julliard School ^ since the arhent ot f)a\oied a->pn in manv (C nnlinued on Page 3) APO U S Forees 0"»llZ government for high sthuol (Conlinued on Pace 24) COL. JACOB LISEN children have died or become scuuu-ily ill I OHO PROFILE studies in Oriental

V T Thuridoy, Dec, 9, 1965 In-Service Class For Science Staff Takes Over PR Post Dr. Ruhert H. Salvcsi-n. of Ml" • l>r, Siilvpsi'n joined iU-m nc- Scouts Receive Badqes, Awards Of Christian Science A FEMININE LOOK iroduets and res(\irch'division of siMiivh in inri!) find ha., worla'd Ksso Ri'srarc-h and ttiKini'iTiiiR in thn fields of w;ix, plastics,• anil Four members of Hoy Semi! held ni WiiU'luluK, H'vi'ral of the C, Eiirlc Arm."tnniK of RldKe- Commentary on a rocqnt National Newspaper Association Troop "U, wliidi in sptmsori'il Uy iiiiinbiM> luiH/ls ud iiii'dals for ompany, addressed the M-'cnei- tiijrirulmiiil pi-ivluuls. llo recflv- woori hns Uikeii over the public Study Mission to the British Isles and Scandinavia od a Ph. D. in chc'iniKtry from the the Kiwniiis Club of Miuimaiii- rniiperly i ilu' various ieaehers of the Union County rotations diiii^ for the Clii'iKtum Regional High School District at Polytechnic Institute of n™ok- »ldc, 'received merit badjjes re- points n.f, the; llMfine, Tllt'v UIIT: Pat liiceiirdi, Kou Matysek. Science Church in New Jersey, By TRUPINA HOWARD overnor Livingston HiBh .School lyn iiiitl a iniisU'i-'s doKi'oe /rum cently. Mark Kiinak was award- in Berkeley lleightii last Monday the UnivcrMty of Buffalo, ed badges foi- stamp rolliH'tiim Mark Kealim;, Mark Losslnvnr, Serving on the Christian . Sci- Kijftilh in a u ore kept In place he im-nily iso nro the marks of faith and liilly Fli'niiiia, John B;iny, John ence Committee on Publication, The program win nrraiigod by «nd reading, Tim Witlkinis for TOUHINCl KNOLANI) iiiiowrrerl "yes" and "will) snfr- ondneas, . HuHhinann Hiitl GICU Keleh. he will be state-wide •reprc- Walter A, Hohn, science coor- AITO SAI'KTY 1SKLTS •wimmlng and Tim nnd Ji'ff Do you nord a baby-.sitter? ]y pins," The old cathedral is not sim-dinator for the diMrict, Jt'ff Williiiiiis ret-i-ived a fu'Ht sL-ntaLive of the church in deal- Let ShiikL-spL'iur help you, Liverpool, bi-sidcs its fanicius lly an historical monument: it Expert estimate that more Williams, both for basketry. "Oil's Green Thumb" was ,the place iiwHi'il for Tiro building at in u with public officials, the SIIAKEKI'KAKK? port, has a tunnel much like our s still a church. At the nltnr in ihnn n,(Hi(l livcH would be h.tved At the recent district eampore? the campuren. press and other groups. Yes, In the Shnkospfnrc house Holland and Lincoln Tunnels, he ruined snnctuary Comnvun- subject of Dr, Salve-son's address each year in the United States in Stratford.on-.wqh tliure is n Theirs is called Mersey and it on is celebrated on East«r nnd which is part of the continuing Mud thai injuries would be re- device known as the "bsiby sit- rhymes with Joraoy, It is three iVhit Sunday, Rising beyond the in-service training program for duced by one-third if everyone ter." Tourists invariably ami and a half miles lony and it iltar is the Charred Cross made science teachers of the regional used auto scat bells, says' Hie call it .the costs IB cents for a passenger if timbers from the mediaeval system, according to Hohn, Insurance Information Institute. bnby sitter flnri you nre free to car and $1.25 for a bus to travel •obf destroyed in an air raid of copy the idea. trough it, I Bio, And cut into tho wall In the middle of one room of * *' bove the altar aro tht words, Father Forgive." the lovely quaint old house MRMIN'fillAM. the second there is - a wooden- pole -from slop- tor us, is nbout 120 miles During the summer months, floor to eoilinij. A few feet from from Liverpool, (Hid Is really 1,000 p e o"p I e per hour pass the (-round there is another po>e living up to the signs found all ihrough the cathedral and one exteiHllnB out from it about through England. "Keep Britain day in September, Head Vergtr throe feet Ions with a loop at Tidy" the signB very typically John Wickens escorted 85 of our the end which Hues around .'a 'say, and Birmingham really has Study Mission members through baby like'a belt Urider the anus. taken it seriously. Entire blocks I' also—^and then we %vent This entire pole pivots around of shabby old buildings, entire hrough Oxford, the mid-post so thnt when the old-fashioned sections, and in bnby is placed in the loop, and fact, almost the entire city, has the pole is adjusted so his feet been torn down to make room GOING THROUGH Oj«ford Is just reach the floor, he e;in Walk for new buildings, shopping easy—if you walk through, and do thousands of mothers backward and forward without "rings," modem apartments and we did It that way. We got no being held or watched. There is "ring" highways, It is the most degrees but we got atmospherei just no where he can EO— except U idl rely on Kempler's for around. tidy-lng you ever Everyone took off in diffment saw. directions and saw different col The Shakespeare house is in leges, but everyone, I am sure, their children's shoes? the middle of what is now a Actually, Birmingham is un- very touristy town. It Is built der a massive urban renewal heard Old Tom, Old Tom is a right "on top of the sidewalk" program and has been since the famous bell in Christopher, Wren Because they, like you. just can't afford to take chances- with growing feet, end of the war. Its pride and tower, and although it rings ! and has a Harden and lawn only Our experts are trained to fit your youngster's feet as perfectly as it can be in the r e a r , The Hathaway joy are the ring roads which throughout the day, it is n tra- done — with the special skill that comes from long experience. house, on the other-hand, is al-circle the inner part of the city, dltion at Oxford that every eve- most in the countryside about the middle part and the outer ning at fl Old Tom rings out 101 , half mile away and has a typical part with roadways tip to six iiines in width. When these, tolls, and iupposedly by the time 5 | English flower garden all around it flniihes, all the students must 1_ WHO but yOUyourr QOCIOdoctor knows more about ths importance it. It looks like a Hansel ind highways are totally completed Gretel house. Inside, the an-there will not be one traffic be in their rooms. The whole I of expert fitting for both 'normal and problem feet that require corrective tiques would make a rolleetbf .cross road on either thing is in honor of the original 1 orthopedic fitting-? Ask him about Kempler's! drool, and outside, the bursting the Inner Ring, the Middle ning 101 students of one of the origi- blooms would make a garden^ or the Outer Ring Road, Under- nal colleges, Morton, but every clubber green. With envy. passes and over - passes wil night there must be many stu- OUt at Kempler S will you find such a wide and varied eliminate the need. dents who wish it had been The city'i tallest building pre- 1,000,001, selection? Shoes for school, dress and play, regular and corrective 'styles . , . THE FIRST OVERNIGHT stop sently is 22 stories high but the Currently, there are 21 col- in complete size ranges for girls and boys. ! in England lor our National building's greatest fame lies in leges and three private halls in j Newspaper Association Study the fact that it is round, Bir- Oxford, The earliest are Merton, Mission Group was Liverpool. mingham seems enamoured with University College, and Balliol, circles, The best known are Exeter, An Extraordinary Shaver now We arrived after 300 miles of Queens, Magdalen, Corpua Chris- riding from Glasgow coming • • * ti, Christ's Church and New Col- = S down through the Lake District, ANOTHER impressivi build lege Trinity. available at a new low price! I j The hotel in Liverpool was one ing, but this time not round and = | of those elegant, gracious hotels not in Birmingham, Is the groa • * * with marble baths and l-a-r-g-e cathedral at Coventry, Coventry THE COUNTRYSIDE near rooms, and it was marvelous. was extensively bombed during Oxford, Stratford, Warwick, ivsry feature of the &hlck Magna.Powtr The mayor of Liverpool was the war for it had been an auto- Banbm-y and much of the north too. motive center and became an and west through which .we is there to shave-off not show-off. Stainless We m#t Alderman David Con- airplane motor center. Almost lode, consist! of lovely rolling ley, J.P., the Lord Mayor of the entire city was destroyed and green land with age left in and steel cutting edgfsstartsharp, stay sharper Liverpool, and several officials even the cathedral was a charred wildneii left out, little' villages for years. And stainless steel Is washable.1 at the Town Hall at a briefing ruin by war's end. dot the landscape and some are and luncheon. But the re-building architec museum pieces with thatched Pop-off the head, rinse, the shaver's clean Questioned about the Common did not remove the bombed cath roof houses, quaint bulldingi, Marltet arid the Beatles it theedral. Neither did he build on narrow streets and little shops. in an instant, And with Magna.power's briefing,, two sensitive subjects to match the style it had oneThe woods, meadows and fields calibrated comfort control and built-in side- Boys' and Girls' Shoes 6.98 to 11.98 In England, the .mayor humor- been. Sir Basil Spenee built in are seldom loft to wilderness and ously said at the luncheon, stead, a poignantly beautifu are under cultivation or use of burn trimmer, you get exactly the, shave to We sho.w just two from our big collection of boys' and girls,' shoes, Like "Well, you woke us up with that modern structure 'artisiticall? some kind,—or support one of (the Common Market) one,", and blended with the japed ruins o those Stately Houses, match your face, your beard, . every Kempler shoe they give young feet sturdy support, perfect fit and on the, Beatles, he claimed they the_old structure. The remilt-i By the time we. had seen all wear;;. „.',.^ „„; "" " have reduced juvenile delin- magnificent whether you admir this and reached LoUldn, woh quency and are a good example "modern" or not. to yduth. '.'They are having such '.traveled some 5B0 miles on the a • good time themselves, the But to understand the mess;y; motor coach in two days, and IRVINGTON UNION LIVINGSTON others can't help enjoying them- of Coventry Cathedral, its Pro some 1,000 miles through Ire selves too," he said. vost says, "you must start v/her land and Scotland in the ten JOSS Springfield. Ave. 99iI Styyvtiont Ava, 25 W. Nerfhfltiid Rd. all the ideas built into the arch days before that. It had been in Lord Mayors in England wear MUrdetlt HUT iteeture and art and ministry of ihterestinB and beautiful trip ONLY is,.* t-tit? WVmra i.83S3, a massive gold ehain-and-medal- the new cathedral wore bora—, hut ai one of our fellow trav- C HVINOTON AND UNION STQRIS OPIN IVIRY NIOHT lion necklace worn wide on thein the Sanctuary of the Ruins." elers succinctly put it, "we rial- LIVINGSTON OPEN FtlBAY NIOHT shoulders, and when Lord May. 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The Miss Carol Hudson is presi- Moore of Pnssale, Moore was Bau Meats Jished in wag that he could not have the winner will be announced later 3amuel Grant of Brooklyn, $15; 17 23 Aineriain Fharmaceutiunl As- dent of the local Teachers' As. also fined $10 for failing to Hartiiett & Co.- 1314 surgery done in a military hos- STEPHEN FIDA in the school year. notify the,Motor Vehicle Bureiu Alan W. Franco of Lake Hiawa- lodation and Col. Eisen report. pital. Military hospitals, he is ociution. Other ofJieers are: Union Wood%vorking i3 20 •d on It at the drugMis,'s na- Edwin Sjoncll, vice-prcsiden; Of B change of adresi. tha, $15; Norman Sanders of careful to explain, are not vet- Helping to make the three- Somerville, $10; Oeorae A, Barn- tional convention a few years erans1 hospitals--they are mil- day sale a huge success were Mrs, Helen Suiter, recording Paying $5 contempt charge ( ccretary; Mrs, Virginia Foulke, each in Bddltion to fines* for ish of Montville, S10; Earl B, •go. itary hospitals, run for the mil- Vice-Presidency Harry and Wende Devlin, local jacobson of Rockford, 111., $20; BOOKS H« and Harold Kuihel, editor itary by the military, author and artist husband and eorrespgndinjj socrelary; Miss their offenses were Isaiah Cild. Dorothy Philipps, treasurer, well of ElizaReth, David W Dermis M, Mahoney of Hillside, WORLD BOOK ©f the N,J, Journal of Phar- Eisen enjoyed the military wife team. The Devllns spent macy, recently wrote a text book one day at Deerfield • School Hayn« of plainfield, Prwpcct $s, ...,,•: ENCYCLOPEDIA life. His walk still has a mili- Of Bristol-Myers Trucking Co. of Roselle, Paul (or interns on how to write tary stride, he stands erect and autographing copies of their re- MR FRICIS » TIRMS CALL pregeripMiGM. It was a book cently published bonk, "The Brown of Ilizabeth, Bennan *INT THAT ROOM with 11 Want Ad. MARGARIT AHLFILD - RIO'L MOR, straight. AP 7-6S41 badly needed, Biseh says a little But his voice has none ot the To Borough Man Knobby Boys," A spokesman Gov. Livingston Leasing Co, of South Kearny Only 10. par word (min, $2.40), Coll doetori could harsh oadenoet usually HS- for the Teachers' Association Fritght Distributing Inc. of 686-7700. soeiated with the professional Stephen Pida of Mountainside saM that it was particularly H« tai had many papin pub- military man, lit Is soft, gentle, has been appointed vice-presl- gratifying to have the local ai>. Athletes Receive Mehed in national and interna- dtnt of Bristol-Myers Products, tliors participate so actively in ilonaa jQUrnali. Hii work has persuasive rather than eom- it was announced this week by the sale because of their long been recognized and honored manding. William M, Bristol, III, presi- association with the school sys- In many quarter*. Typical of He still goei to work every dent. The appointment is effec- tem. Four of the Des-llna' chil- Letters, Awards that recognition was his elec- day in his Newark store. In tive January ], 1068. dren, Harry, Wende, Jeffery and Several members of the socce tion tour yisri ago as an hon- addition to his editorship of th» Pida, a Mountainside resident, Alexander, have been gradu- team and the cross-country orary member ot the Royal So- state jcurnal and his work with joined Bristol-Myers in 1936 and ated from Deerfield School and team 01 Governor Livingston ciety frf Health of England, the Board of Health, he does a worked his way up through the leir three younger children Regional High School received * • • great deal of translation work. various areas of production. Hi re still in the school system. varsity letters at an awards as- HAVE DINNER AT... Proficient in German, he has was named personnel manager The teachers emphasized that sembly held recently in the BORN AND RAISED in New- prescriptions in that language ark, Col. Ellen obtained his in 1848, and in 1848 returned to hrough the sale of the books Berkeley Heights school. sent to him regularly for trans- the production department to •hosen to appeal to children SATELLITE degr«e in pharmiey from Co- lation. Coach Russell Hunchar and lumbia University, He bought hold the positions of assistant am kindergarten through In addition, he studies con- production manager, production eenaRers, they hope to promote Assistant Coach James Neddoff DINER and RESTAURANT his own drug itore shortly after presented letters to the following Braduatiom — " a Untie hole in stantly. A pharmacist must, he manager, and, in loss assistant n interest in reading that wil Open 7 Days il Newark—fW* point! out. There are so many vice president. ea4-to a members- of the varsity soccer ttrtTymil o new drugs—so many powerful Aii viLu-pteiWentrhe wlircOTP" JOT~Drafter"3eff~SmnhT •-24-Hum'H A Dd> street" Is the way be describes ones. A iood pharmacist must tinue to act as assistant director looks, William Paziesnik, Jeff Curtii, It, He, his brother and his learn all he can about them. of the inanufaeturing division, Mrs. Mary Mooney of Bicch- nobert Ford, Paul Schwartz, • Complete Family Dinners brether-fn-law later developed Pida Is a member of the Hill- ood School was in charge 0 Tom Massa, John Phillips, David Served Daily, a chain of stores—Sehwarf, side Industrial Association, a di- cake sale held in conjunction Meiboom^ Donald Robertson, Drugs—that amounted to 10 at with the book fair. She was as- Including rector of the Elizabeth Chapter Richa-Td Benninier, Simon Mur- Sunday one time. However, the last of the American Red Cross, for- dy, William Rice, Raymond Kel- few years,' mostly because ot Course Offered mer member of the Board of • Breakfast • manpower problems and "our Soccer Player Cited ler and Ed-Sponcer. Luncheon - Dinner Education of Mountainside, and Coach Donald Hmdriek's pre- aging and tiring legs," they past president of the Executive At School In Hillside ROUTE 22 have been consolidating their In Area Church Foreman's Club of Elizabeth, sented the letters to Sheldon (1. Bound) holdings and now have only Carlin, Richard Weidner, Vin- three. The third annual group pre- Clark Johnson of 32 Bayberry cent Croppi, Ed Kujat and MOUNTAINSIDE marital counseling course will ^ane, Mountainside, has been 233.0774 Col. Eisen and his wife, a •ited BJ a member of the third Duane Peil of the cross-country nurse, wert married in 1B27. open Dec, 27 in the. Presby- team, terian Church of Westfield. All School Expansion soccer team at the Pingry School, They have one son who was re- engaged couples and married Hillside. . The soccer team finished the cently discharged from the Army couples are welcome to attend (Continued "110111 Page 1)_ Team members* received their season with a 5-7-3 record. The after completing two years of the three-session course which a new road connection with Saw all sport letter awards in an crcisi-country team won six lerviee, Is conducted in cooperation with Mill rd. assembly program this week. meets and loit four. Eiien piektd_uphis_afmy rank churches in the area. The Board of Education an the hard'way. He entered the Each of the thrM sessioni, nounced Its plans to the Bor- lervict 30 yiars ago, spending which will run , from 8 id 10 ough Council, the Planning many of thole years on'active p.m., will be held in the Lounge BoflTd and invited reprejenta- duty, the balance in the reserve Annex of the Parish House, 140 itives of civic and service groups until ha retirement in I960. Mountain ave., •Westfield. The at a closed meeting held Mon- Assigned to the medical corps, other sessions are scheduled day night in the Half Way he wai on active duty in thn Dec, 28 and 29, House, x Pacific all tWrough the long The Rev. Ace L, Tubbi, pastor years of World War II. He re- Speakers included Dr. Levin of the host church, will lead the B, Hanigan, School Superin- members, with l touch of lad- sessions. He will be assisted by ness, that his ion, only an in- resource persons from the area. tendent, Dr, Edward "3, "Nolan, fant wh*n he—lettj-^was five "•Those couples • interesEeTT" in public, relations chair man for year* old when he came home attending may do so by send- the board, Dr, Donald Mitchell from tht war. ing their names, and addresses educational consultant who ha: "I missed all his babyhood, and telephone numbers to the worked with the board for the all those first years. He didn't Presbyterian Church in West- pa»t ieveral months, and Fred- tveh know his father," he shake* field, A fee of one dollar per erick Eljajser, senior member hii head, regretfully. person should -fee enclosed. Fees of llsisser and Miller,, architec- • ' " ' • * • will be used to cover costs of tural firm hired this past sum- BUT THOUGH HE re- materials used in the counseling mer by the board. * frets. fhe lost yea™ with his course. Attending the meeting wer One plus one family, Col. Eisen has proud Area ministers art invited to Mayor Frederick W. Wilhelmj, refer couple* who plan to be Councilmen George J. Coughlin married next year to the course. Further questioni may be an- WilUam J. Ditzel, William Me MyddleClass swered by palling Mr, Tubbs Curiey, Gibert E. Pittenger, B during the morning at 233.0301, Dean Spain and George SM11 equals FOUR (Conttoiwd fom Page 1) well; Councilman-elect Wjlfrei H, Brandt: Robert F—Qarrett His explanation for hii dex- chalrmairi at the Planning Board Take the full-servlce banking and downtown con- terity on the instrument (Gof- Women Receive John Dyer, Robert Koser, Rober fln says he ii the best man Ruggiero, Rollin Schitfelbein venience you enjoy at the Westfield Office of en the bail guitar that he has and John .Walsh, all members o «ver recorded) if simple, * the planning Board; The Rev The National Bank ,\ . / "I didn't get their iftunds Elmer Taleott, pastor of Com- juit right — I play by ear — Several female members of the Watohung Power Squadron munity Presbyterim Church; th ind somehow I eame up with Rev, Robert Mignard, pastor o: my own ityle," received certificates for complet- ing small boat piloting courses MountBiriside Union Chapel, Th Add tht txtra service you receive at the new at the Christmas gathering for Rev. Gerarad McGaiTy, pajtor 01 1 IT'S'A ityle, combined with squadron members and their Our Lady of Lourdes " Church Mountainside Office — 'drlve-up' and 'walk-up that of • the four other group families held recently in the was unable to attend beeaus member*, Myke Rosa of Berr Mountainside Inn, Mountainside, of a previous committment. windows, extended hours and free parking. keley Heights, drummer, Hick Philp, lead ••guitarist, Dave The presentations' were made Also attending werei Mr, by Commander Charles J, Clauer Harold Tulchln of the Mountain aef-yocaU5tJ>Pth-_qt._War^ nf_Tnmii TUyBr and_ Norris x€tl Townihip and Danny uRuh Hilsberg of WMtfleld to those Kubich of the American Legion, _MansolIn6,^oi;ganist, of N«ili_ members-TvhoHTad—suecMsfuHy Plainfield, that their manager completed one of the small boat, n Star Ladies' Auxiliary; predicts will take them io the , courses j offered by the Watch- Frank Jareski, Blue Star Post; 9 top, , ung Squadron in the adult edu- Henry J, Lutz, Concord mrta/tej *\. but here's th^fyig.plus "Caahbox," one of the two cation programs of various high Civic- Chester Allon, Demo- •*iblti" of leoording Indus- schools in Union County, cratic Club; MM, John guski, try agrees with him. This Two color movies, "The Foothills Club; Walter W. YounR, YOUR REGULAR SAVINGS NOW EARN week It picked "Fres As The ' Bounding Maine" and "Maine KiwanJs Club; Lafayette Fisher, Wind" as ent ot two reeordi Parks," were shown by William Lion's Club; Mrs; Seymour ©f fc« wiOk headed ior the Pfaffle of Westfield, Grubel, Mountainside Muijie As- A FULL-4% INTEREST X^IAR .., top salei, Another free course in boating, wciation; Minor C, K, Jones, the Tht boys ef the "Myddle sponsored by the squadron, will borough's representative to the •Clasf," who lay they picked begin. In February in Westfield Regional High School Board of 4l/4% Interest paid on all new and renew- that name because they can't High School, Further informa- Education, , _ . • ifltll, expect to make so much . tion may be obtained from Hdb- Also; MIJS Carole Hudson, money "that'people will have *rt B. Simpson, 1320 Stonybrook ed savings certificates ... lane, Mountainside, AD 3-1812, Mountainside Teachers' Associa- to Mil u§ The Upper Class," , lion; _Jack Keeian and Gene Simpson, Republic Club of Mountainside; MM, . Charlw Brackbill Jr., Mountainside Mountainside Echo P.T.A.; Mrs, Byron Dimmiek, Refional High' P^.A.| Harry Subscription Form Swtnion, Pembrook Civle AS- Tot Mountainside Echo .' . soeiitlbn; Willard Hliltt, Rotary Club; Mrs. M, S, Sgarro, Wom- 2 N«w Providence rd., Mountainside, N. J. 07092 an'i Club of Mountainside. Enclosed find check or money-order for a sutascrip- The Sherwood Forest Civic —7- tion~to the Mountainside-Echcn~ — — Club-and-t-he-Simny-'Sloper-Clvic- Please check one: Assoijtation \vcrt> invited to Save $3.80 over single copy price. send representatives also but ( ) One-year Subscription . •. . $4 were unable to do so. Save $8.60 over single'copy price, NEIGHBORS WANT YOUR u.,d .ll.mi. ( ) Two-year Subscription 1%. , $7 Tall 'am what you halt. Run a low-coit Clai.ifl.d, Call 6B6-7700, 4* Name •.'.'...... ,...-. (Print) -Address .... - • Mountainside (Print) NATIONAL BANK Echo WESTFIELD MOUNTAINSIDE 2 N*w Providnnc. Road, Phone Number Moonloin.-id., N. J. Publlihed Each Ihurjday Ccnnimnrity'-Baiik dedicated Subscription will take effect one, week after receipt by Trumpr Publithing Corp, of this form. Sicond Clan foxtage to-Commit)'! it y Service" Paid al Mbuntainiidi, N. J. Please check one: Member of Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorponitUto (') New Subscription or ( ) Renewal IS C.nn Pir Copy Mailed Subtcilptlon Rat* (PI.FiASEi .— If this is a renewal subscription, kindly $4 par y.or enclose the ntailing label from your paper.) Phone: 686-7700 i Thuriday, DM, 9, 1965 N.J. Economy Benefits Government Contracts • fabricalini,' materials; wood ment contracts awarded to Now Jersoy'K ariviinrinB ™\ei dunnj, tin All taxpayers are reminded to states in its recently published tills field of ioclal wwk, th« The onl\ Lh"inj,L which affi- ts and hid rajie tlmn ^174 1 contracts; Bei-geu was second blies. bo sure to keep the tax instruc- annual report. AFB itatea. 1 11 ^ int me tax rttuinr which li Linl sccunt\ t ixe" dcdllLtcd with 17: Monmouth third with Garden State food products Power Squadron Has tion booklet which will be mailed 1 utU filed lv Apnl 15 I'll I fi in thLir lainini. m ij elnlm •15; Union fourth with 14 and or food processed items named tr them late this month. It eon- Business, Social Fete 1 the om which idd1! pYs mn thL LVL s as, a eiLtiit ajrun"t Camden, fifth with 13. Hud- as major items on the awards t ins a pre-idervtified income tax t thr nthti jinfr inn.il nl Fon hnd Pnmmie each had 12 list totaled $2,300,578. Sizable A Christmas business mil o Incomt t ix due Ata\pnorwho form. Internal Revenue aiks rial gathering was . hnl1 this I 11 int s Y pl' ^ nr mu t 1 1^ vvoil ed ff 1 ju t out, Lmplrver that«ach taxpayer use this form firms awarded contracts. awards in this category in- SPICE SHOP cluded three contracts amount- week'at the Mountain:ide Inn n Llf einploMnent tnx il n>, Hiicl had moii, thnn $174 in ociil for "his tax return because of Curtlss-Wright's Aeronauti- Mountainside for 125 Watthun^ \sith their income u Tin- nl LLiuitv taxes dtrkirttd should this identification. 837 Springfield Ave., Irvinglon cal Division of Wood Ridge ing to $683,270 to United In- Power Squadron memhus and 1 %%•, th in t 111 ilif-v fn 1 nl ol Uiti a refund frnm IIIR em NOODIE BOARDS, 3 Sim KUOEHOF ORMi received the greatest dollar stant Coffee Corp- of Patcrson If this form cannot be used for instant powdered coffee; their, families. pltvei for any •reason, the top pnrt of SPAETZLE MACHINES UNUSUAL eO^MTO • wards with 11 contracts ... the othei rrnnj, s me nt t NUT SRATIRS MOLD! amounting to $4,421,513 for three contracts totaling $308,- It was announced at the mi t HLi.au L thuc hive btan no the Identifying label should be 7E)8 to Thomas J. 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(right DRITMMOND'S 'Shaggy Jlan' the s big wool and mohaii cardigan. LARKKY has -it in stunning biirnundj, gold, silver, amber, blue gr.i-.s Ciicat valuel 19.95 Thursdoy, Doe, f, 1f65 * MOUNTAINSIDE ICHO, Mountainside, N. J. November Rainfall At Record low, BBB Warns Public Meteorologist At College Reports Rilnfnll in November totaled degrees on November -4 to a enly^i.BB inches, which, is 2.la minimum of 24 degrees on NQ- On Yule Shopping toward the purchase of Ineh'es below She estimated nor- veniWer 3 and ZS, The average The scaMin nf givinK . I he Hot— the aiiiiiiint of money collecled, THIS mal of 3.HB inches, Hiirolrt Du- temperature WHS 44.4 decree-— ier Uusine.'-is Bureau of Beri4en, I'l'ofesHionul promoters arc t'le ORANGE JUICE flocq, , .8 defirees below the cstinuitcd Pussaie and Rocltlnnd Counties main henoficiarics—while tho COUPON Junior College Meteorologicaat the Unionl normal temperature of 45.2 de- cautioned the public tills week, needy remain in need. Fresh or Frozen Station, Ci'anford, snici in his grees,. can unfortunately also be the It's a practical idea to examiiiQ WORTH Coupon Rood al monthly report to the U.S. During NovemlK-r, 1)17 di'Hi'ue Uiion to be taken. morchiindisc, particularly items Wi'athcr days were recorded, biinyiim the To protect the fiullielc, the like toys which have to be us- ANY SHOP-RITE SUPER MARKET Nnvember's tolnl piTeipitalion total for the healing season unsUJipcctinB.. or the just, plniii . seinbled. .soon flftor delivery. WHERE ITEM-IS AVAILABLE *f 1,68 inches was the lowest which beaan Soiitember 1 to The fru.stration of riiscovet'ins careless, the BBB offer* these COUPON LIMIT _ ONE PER FAMILY llnee the U.IC Metpornlor.ii.al 1,032 degree dnys, fio's and don'tsi' only three doll carriage wheels in Itatjmi was niieneri in IBfiO. The The warmest ilays were No- n carton on Christmas Eve can Coupon fnpini Wad.. D*c. lith, 196) t November rainfall re- .veinbcr 1, 4 and 7 when the Do your Christmas {.hupijiuu at be avoided by n.n advance in- Coupon rldtlmld onl/ on purtlitn. of ilem al the-UJC sin lion was daily average temperatures was H firm—whether it be a large 7.12 inches in 10*53. Sfl •dCRrees. store or a little shop up the street— -about which you have Don't >i«ti a contract to pur- rtainfiill in SilBfi from January 1'iiB ni-uULied iw five days— chase anythinK priced beyond 1 to November !in tnuiljt 27.7:1 November B, 1H, IK, 21 and 22. some knowledge. .Many prob- lems—exchanges, refund!, guar- your means to pay. And if you inehps, as eompa'ifd with aa.ln Thunder was heard on Novem- pay a deposit on the "lay-awfly- inches during the same period a ber 23, There wore debt clear antees, damaged goods—can be days, 11 partly cloudy days, and avoided or adjusted it you,deal plan," make sure that you cm 11 cloudy days. The prevailing with a reliable, re.syon.sii>le firm. nnd will go through with the Temperatures, in November 1 puichn:-e. Otherwise, you may ringed from a 'maximum of 60wind direction was southwest. If you receive unordered mer- chandise thrmifih 'ho mail forfeit your depodt. , . , toward tho purchase ot (Christmas cards, ornaments for If you lose your credit card, THIS the trees, tics, belts, etc.,) the notify the company immofUate- BBB advises that you arc under ly. You eould he liable for pur- COUPON ANY DOZ, EGGS no obligation either to acknow- chases made in your name. ledge their receipt or, to return And, do your Christmas chock- WORTH Coupon good at them. After a reasonable period ing early. You Owe H to, your- ANY SHOP-RITE SUPER MARKET of time, these items may be dis- SCJII and'those on your Christmas I carded as you see fit. gift, lipt. WHERE ITEM IS AVAILABLE Large Stock on Hand If you receive solicitations COUPON LIMIT . ONE PER FAMILY •Ji Coupon Eapirsi W«d., D.t. ISth, 19AS HALLMARK - NORCROSS from charitable organizations, make sure that they are legiti- Coupon ridiainfd only en purchan of jtam YMti AMERICAN ARTIST AND OTHER5 mate before making any centri- SHOP EARLY! billion. While most solicitation! will be from worthwhile source!!, MAIL EARLY! there are certain charities with HOUR SERVBCF high soundinR names which pro- I vide little service in relation to I SHOP-RITE • if f OR IMPRINTS Shop-Rite policy Is to re- Holiday Deadlines— ICE MiLK I Tfiristmas Wraps-jags-RP""* In order to have news pub- deem all coupons only lished in lime for the Chlrst- mris and New Year's holidays, I .:. GIFTS.:.* particularly careful adherence FLAVORS when the merchandise in this newspaper'! Friday BEACON HILL COMPANYr $ deadline is advised for the 9 FLAVORS Issues of Dec. 23 and Deo, 30, ICE CREAM called for on the coupon 226 Merrls Ave, (Opp, Shopping Cetifer) j All oreaniiational and social MU 6-68B2 • SPRINGFIEID, N. J. • DR 6-1256' news items should he mo- 9 FLAVORS millet] by Dec. 11 for the Is- is purchased. OP1N EVENINGS 'TIL 8 P.M. sue of Dec. S3 and by Dec 24 HI FLAVOR "i for the Issue of Dec. 30. ST., SHOP-RITi'S WISH KILLED PAN RIADY ALL GOVaN*V»ir WS | ITgD When Shopping at SHOP-RITE ... try us lor your handy-man neads

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Finoit Empwor A^K Irxtian River iectlitu ••«»«•> WetU«i , u. «,^k» *^ tutting jow Hondltj lh» toughtit COUPON Motor * Quality built fsoturai C £ c :> jobi >with *tit«. *5 thrauQhoutt GRAPES 2,29 GRAPEFRUIT 5,39 CARROTS S 10 ROUTE 22, UNION UNION CENTER ROUTE 22 West-bound Lane UNION Route 22 ant) Springfield Road • . COBE HARDWARE • Open Dally & Sat. 9 to 10—Open Sum. for Sals* allowed .'•« N»xt to,'Atlantic Thrift C«nltr 936 StuyaviQnt Av«., Union KtTWilN SHOP.RITI I. HOUSE Of CHROMI by low 10 to 6 • 11*. If 65. N^* WE RlSERVf THS RIOHT TO IIMIT QUANTITIM There's a Simp-Rile A ear 1 uu~CalltypsgrapMce jESsex trron, W» r«efv$-7300« fte rfght to ftmh m«ritKi«. 7 * ThuTsdoy, Dec. 9, 1965 MOUNTAINSIDE ECHO, MauntarMMs, N. J, State Highway Department Ready For Winter's Snow fiCIBNCE vncd truck.;,, loaders and.grafl- uiiui and unin'-'orincd abmit fl I'm1 snio iijirratii.11 of a niu'nr highways. I'ruiii Nov. 1 to Apiil The Ni>w ,li>i-.-i'V Stuti- jilt, L'iik-ium chloride, Mnri and. 1 uilur fltiraMVos tup sluckpilrd; •rs fully manned, hired only proper ilriv.ny li'i'hriiqiM : . 'llli'l iiinl what i-iiuipiiu-ii . '),) uii ii'iii' wheels to avoid yet- Way ni'puriiui'iU luis issued ;\ IT. 1 port ninliniiiK I'* pl;»ns for ki-i-p- stall1 highway snow.mnuvai hen, and if, needed by the Ho kli-ntii'icii this typy iif ^us- hiiiili lii l.i'jit in llu"' vehicle lor ML; smi'k in snow; taki- cuive- lighway Department to sup. er ns !hc HiH' is ho runs ou; <>f in'i'MDiH'y u:e. This folder is iiil cui'iiera with eautinn: main- DICKl'-HKA cammas havo solv-J ly harmless process, *»yi th« ing ilK 2,000 mil™ of highway 'HS are SLH. and prepared fnr 1 elpar of snow and icn during tho the fi r ,t storm, ihi? report said. lemeiu ils own forces in an fins rtutmg a snow slmm, '•UKI- t'ailnlilr f i •"!? liy wriliiij; Ihi Iiiiii a Hifi>, evi'li speed, avoid I thu mystery of straiiKe ani- AM A. coming \viu:cr. A iliKhW'ii\ Depurtinuiu spoku. mergoney. or severe storm, he r.r stnllH on highways ami ramp", i'W Jiu-.-.ey Si,lie Umhwny l)g- 11'i'U'i ai.iiii,! iir hraliini; rapidly, mal burrows and trai-Rs that ap- THE UNIVERSITY Or aid. «r drivi's in the wrong (lircrUnn ;irtim.>iit in Trrnl'in. and i-liitiiiiato "lailgatinn" liy pear on many piujlograplvs at the t'LORIDA has received * $538,- Snow plows are roarty; lock aii said that overall conlrol 1 of Miow-rcmoval activities is ai;» Stockpile* of salt and abr&siv- in a solli-h atu-mpl to iivoiil h'-. Ill gl'lli'l'ill, till 1 li'H.IIHlllLMLt HfU ll'ivin;; svell beiiind \uliielcs aijific iiiH-ati floor. The animal 100 srant from the National Sci- coiiiplihlicd ihrouuh the De- , located strategically through- own delay. is-t's mot(i:i-.ts always to pivu tilicad, responsible for the tracks is a ence Foundation for support of Every niuii.rif-t run h<>lp re- imv plriw.s and nthor snow- ro- Kinergeiii'v ei|uinnici\t j-huiild "Slant" , euteropneufit. or acorn a biological sciences research p,:irtim*lH's OOWoik of 425 two. ut the State, have been brought 1 way mobile radiiw and 10 base ip to adequate levels, based on duce driving hiiziirds at tlii;: tirm iiivjil equipment the liKht of include lire chains, sand, a shov- worm, Columbia University re- facility. The building will be the SOBEL FUEL he experience of past winters. Of year, !hf> spoki'Miian inilccl, by !i,v; pul i-liiiins, Niinw lire*;', o;- el and flaivs kept in the ear port.'., A photograph of the ocean first unit of a planned life ici- larihi -stations. The , 'Yommand bottom nearly three miles below ence complex. post" for stale.sviric nporatioru ii For this winter, the stockpile driving with extra i-au!i"n nnt! utl ;nu;s (aiithfiri/.''fi fur usp oil trunU: ii'in-pi-ripliMblr food and cautinn and emirU'Ky, ;iiid hy a flii .hlii'ht in the flliivo coui- I tie surface shows the acorn USE OF NITROGEN, once » located in tJio Department's ncludes 27,000 tones of rock 1 FREE SURVEY having his which fiini-t.inniii,; paitniiMit in' eiiii.-oh', and 8 blmi. worm making the marks. , ~ Ti-eiium headquarters. salt; 48,000 cubic yards of abra- .virtual, waste product of jnf properly nuri equipped for nnw- kci iHr will-mill when in a traffic ."separation processes, will soen The Department'* snow-fight- ii including sand, cinders, geneies. WIIISTMNCi SWANS, Canada equal that of oxygen, predicts tone grits, and crushed slag and Returns On 'Fox' lie-up, instead n{ hreping tht; Keem', jimw HCu^e, milliard ducks, i Air-Conditiomng ing plan Roos in action when ad- The Department ha.-, [listrilur,- iiiiiior anrt iu-nti-r vinmiiiR. a Chometron Corporiiion, Chicigo, vance warning of tht-uatcning i,000 tons of calcium-'chloride, pintail tlucks "d the double- Now uies of nitrogen Inelud* weather conditions is received nl he report said. ed more than 200,110(1 c'rijiic-s of breustcri eorinorant ire unlikely i Complete Heating "Year Round Driving Hintf." a After Deoloymetit transit ind in-pl»nt refrijeritloB, Trenton Headquarters. Thine The rock, salt will be spread u> villiaiis, but the Federal Aviation i;efining of non-ferrous illov* warnings, provided by the fed- pamphlet wh!i;h explains many USH nOUClI.AS H, FOX—In- COMBAT BADGE Agency has warned pilots to be »Boilers iielt the ice and snow, the abra- safely pn;f;uiti(ins in be nbiorv- and producing glass and prbeeii- eral weather bureau and a. pri- lives will provide traction and terior Ciinimiiiiiciitions Technic- particulnrly alert for these and ang chemicals. vate weather service, alert the he C4loium will keep the stock- ian Ku-jit Cl:i.-s JuLiii Mtifllor, .GOESTQ.KU.NT_ nther migratory" waterfowl dtfr- . ANTAKCTICA, the only con- i Oil Burners «.«nw control staff and keep it in- USN, sdii rif Mr. -infi Mt-.s. Homy ina the spring and fall. Because jllos from freezing solid. Air Force Recruifer C, Mueller of 10J8 Drake live,, IN S. VIETNAM o[ their size, large population tinent still in the frip of in lc« formed of changing weather con- This year the Department Age, has an area of 5,500,000 ft Fuel Oil And ditions, the spokesman said. HiiAUlle, luirt rotunied to Norfolk, and their habit of flying in dense uichased 25 heavy-duty snow Reports Enlistments Va, after ;i fivu-inoiith deploy. RONKU.E — 1'fr, Don n. flneks, they are a hazard to air- square miles T— one and one-h«lf Approximately 2,000 pieces of plows, 25 tailgate spreaders, and Two area men who enlisted Hunt. iiiiJliaiid of Glgria Hunt of craft. The FAA urged pilots not times the area of the continen- Service In the Air Force in November int.Mit tci (lie Mi'iiittM-ranea'n and tal United Statcj, Tht ice she»t mechanical snow-and-iee-rcmov- 10 spreader bodies, bringing the Red Seas, iind the Per.-=ian_Gulf 101!) ChiindlcT ave,, RiKelle, to fly directly below migrating al equipment, and about 2,000 .otal to nearly 1,200 pieces of are roKPiving basic trainiim at flocks because they tend to dive is 8,000 feet thick in some plicti, Lackland Air Force Base, Tex,, aboard the doiroycr USS DpUK- lias lci'eivod the combat in. says the Oeological Survey, De- Call 245-6500 men are on standby alert. This mow-removal equipment ready IH:: II., Fox, when approached by planes, partment of Tnterior. includos more than 800 privately lo roll and keep the 8,180 l*ne According to T.SKI. Wllliiim D, faiitiyman's badiio in recoMni- Cline of Elizabeth, lvc-riiitiiiK While oporalin;.; with tho U.S. KIJLl •ADMINISTERED home TROPHY-SIZE ANTLERS up miles of State Highway System Jsixth Heel's Middle East Force, tinn of his "meritorious serv- oflicer. 1 permanent!! are an increasing to 12 points are growing on one-. lear this winter. They are Richnrd McCnithy of lilt; fk'strfiVL'i . participator! in the ice in armed conflict with the cause of lymph node swelling in year-old male deer used in nu- In addition, snow cruwg have 135 W. Seventh ave., Hnsr-lle. evacuation patrol off the const Viet Cona" in South Vielnam. the necks of Nexro men, accord- trition experiments at Pennsyl- erected more than 256 miles of of Pakistan during liic recent who I'nlistod for the ui'llural : Hunt, who attended Abea- ing to the American •Medical as- vania State University. snow fence at strategic locations crisis there. - aptitude arco, and Eohert Howi- ham Claik High School, is a sociation, H a 1 r-slraighteninl to prevent or minimize drifting. ion of 47C Colfax Manor, Rn- Duriiif; the fleployinent, JIQ vis- treatment is the chief cause of YOUR WANT AD Until the season closes, the De- sellp Park, who enlisted for the ited portH in Italy, Spain, Egypt, niemln-'i- of the 101st Airborne the trouble. When it is done by , . ..!» «oiy to plot*, Fh«n« < pirtment'i Landscape Section mechanical aptitude area. Saudi Arabia and MallorGa. competent barber It is a relative- oik for Ad Toktr, b.fer* nean Tu.iday. continues to plant shrubbery as U1HDLE living jnow fence. Aceording to the spokesman, tven-with all this, the §now rows1 big problem is not snow and ice, but the unthinking driv- HUMIDIFIED COMFORT er who is unprepared for snow FOR ONLY

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686-7700 7W Per Lint Tot YOU DON'T PftV M0REDB.Y0U JUST GET MORE M ORANDUNUUti AH I Newipape UNION•.—3 Points Shopping Center at Chestnut St. — Open lots Thurs. - Fri, & Sat. 'til 9 p;m. OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. to'2 P.M. for ACTION (Minimum SPRINGFIELD — Genorol Greene Shopping Center, Morris & Mountain Avo., — Open Monday thru Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. If Saturday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sunday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Visit your TriplB-S Redemptlop Center, Madison ShqpplnB CenterrMoin & Dwysr, Madison, Open Fri. 'til 9 p^m. AH Rtdamptlen Contiri el;^t! * Thursday, Die, 9, 1961 Chapter Meets Today. • F'HSt pi-psidonus of«- the Gift Project For Viet Nam GIs Jc/rsey Chapter of the AnicrlcRni Sficiety of Safety. Engineers will. be honored at a meeting tovltf* Called Success By N.J. Legion hi'lt! today at Giaulich's in Or- • The New .Trrsfy AnH'rk'aii l.i1- Joyle (NJARNG), Chairman of Gillette Razor-Company; Horrien Ppoaled to the public for finan- Holiday Parties :imi's fund-raising project for ;he Legion's drive, Milk; Company; Oneida Motor cial support of any of its prp- POOL TABLES JhiisliiHis Mills for U. S. serviee- HuMKard pointed out that con- Freight; Everett Waddey Co., li'iims," said Hiifisjard, "The All ItliS iifii in Viet Nam has proved tributions continue to reach t,e- liichmond,' Va,; Rurii Di Signs lagnificent response of New from fuctiir? In jtiu tjion Headquarters at Trenton Srw £ FffBiiHiUonrd, lU .,,at"The Manor" tn be a great NUI-OUSH, according of Knglewood; Campbell Soup orsey citizens, companies and Coin Op*f»ip4 TftiJlrs - jk Siii tn Willirim II. Huggnrd, State t; liii'ue and small nniounts, in- Co., Camden, and others. Many ridustries proves conclusively to diidini! monies collected by Le- SPICiAL CUSTOM MAD! Lejjiyn Coniinnniler, this week. companies and industries, siieh s," continued Huggard, "that an 4')«9 WITH "The response to our appeal gionnaires who have solicited as Prudential Insurance Co., funds on the streets, in shopping iverwhelminK niajor'ity of our 11/14 INCH SLATI . which began on Nov. " has been Newark, General Motors and eople support our government's - CnifipUl* •tremendous, not only 'from our centers, and from New Jersey General Electric Cos., Trenton, lukti.'tries. lolicy in' Southeast Asin and MANHATTAN BOWLING BAILS nwn Legion-Auxiliary Posts and aiid the N, J. Turnpike Author- itand solidly behind our fight- Units, but also from individuals In addition to Community Bus ity, have endorsed solicitation 0, Carrtsla * Son) Inc. ;md organizations throughout the Lines of Clifton, N..T,, who do- ng men wherever they defend 310 Wfli Slip AT. (opB ririnl Ail by their employees for the drive, 'recdom." J.Hfj CHr, N. J. 433.15d« state," said Huggard, when he an- tinted the entire receipts, includ- resulting in amounts from .$10 nouncrd that with some SS0,000 ing their drivers' Wildes, derived to SI,000 being hJrned in from in hand and pledged, the total from transporting protestors of such collections. would undoubtedly reach ilQO,- government policy In Viet Nam Pocono Manor Inn takes the 000, to Washington, Q.C. on Novem- With the exception of its an- FOR HOLIDAY FEASTING ber 27th, numerous important nual street sale of poppies, "this planning out of Hortdiy Plans for" shipping 1511,000 sifts donations have been made by: its the fLrst time .the Legion has parties! Hold your office, tn Vi*»t Nam by Christmas have IT'S CHOICE TENDER MEAT club or private party in the been completed. Plastic hags, fnfh containing grooming kit gracious, relaxed, festive with nail clipper and file, comb, atmosphere'at "The Manor", razor blades, cigarettes, airmail 31 Women To Visit PORK STORE stationery, ballpoint pen and p-wling card, will be assembled and packed at the Dumont, N.J, Air Defense Bases High School on December 11th Thirty - one women in New James F. Cantwell, the chief of and 12th, by several hundred Jersey government, scholastic, staff of New Jersey, on a tour For Information or students, through the coopera- civic and business activities in- of U.S. Army Air Defense in- reservations contact tion of the Board of Education eluding three from this area, stallations. Don Pierian, Salts Manager nnd the Superintendent of will bt guests of Maj. Gen, Dubbed "Operation Under- Phatii 717 831-7111 Schools. standing," the purpose of the On Monday, the assembled tour is to acquaint community packets will be transported to leaders with the purpose and MeGuire Air Force Base by Education Plan accomplishments of Army Oneida Motor Freight of Carl- Ditfense measures, and the role sladt, in truck trailers donated played by the National Guard Parties... by the company. Some 18 tons To Be Discussed in air defense. of gifts will go to Viet Nam by Since NIKE missile sites are Remember air via Travis Air Force Base, "A Plan for the Education common landmarks »nd their C'aliftjfnin, through armnaomrntc of Brain Injured Adolescents'' purpose Is sometimes nusunder' LUTZ PORK STORE DRIV .FEL-Y mstlf with the Air Force by will be, discussed it a mesting stood, area citi?,en» are givelT Brigadier General. William C of the Essex-Union Section of first hand look at NIKE training the New Jersey Association for and operatioriB, Brain Injured Children, to be Departing from MeGuirt Air HOMEMADE BOLOGNAS hold on Tuesday at 7:1S p.m. Force Base Tuesday, the tour at the Taylor Park Recreation party travels In a -Hmise,--Milltaurn, .., Mv National Guard C-121 air" SOMEBODY OUGHT TO TSLITSANTAr Participating in the program eraTr THey" pay air" ABOUT OUR SALE ON will be "Arthur Side, principal except travel which li furnished of the ' Technical and Trade by the government. The, party will tour Fort Bliss ORDER Training- Center in Westbury, 1 N.Y.; Edgar Crotherg, assistant Texas, on Wednesday, , YOUR . director Of Nassau County Voca- they will be given a series of REMINGTONS briefings and demonstrations of tional Board; and Silver W. Army air defense operations and AT Casbarra, principal of the Serv- equipment. A highlight of the ice Occupation School, Syosset, day's aetivitiei will be N.Y., which offers training In to McGregor Range in nep.rby for Christmas ©r New Yinr'i variety of service occupation New Mexico to witness actua •ades plus an neademie pro- missile* firings. NOW ... ram, . Today, the group will go to TENDER - SUCCULENT AND The New Jersey Association White Sand» Missile Range in I HOME GROWN, or Brain Injured Children is an New Mexico to visit the Nuclear irganiy.ation of professionals and Effects Laboratory,- and then will ALTON'S iarents interested in establish- fly to Colorado Springs, Colo ng private and public facllitiej rado. There, on Friday, they In Elizabeth at or research on and education will visit and tour the North if the perctptually handi- American Air Defense Command 1135 ELIZABETH AVENUE headquarters (NORAD), itiolud apped child. The association's Ing the Combat Operations Cen EL 4-0525.— Open every night 'til 9 ffle* ii it 81 Liincoln it, Ent ter. While at Colorado Springs Imported Orange, they may also visit the U.S. Ai Force Academy, The return y Gorman New Jersey will, be on Satur Area Group To Hear day. Talk On 'Your Voice' The following area resident Mrs. -Trinkler -of-Union will participate in the tour: Stat i-ill preside at a meeting of the Sen.-Mildred Ban-y LEKTRONIC V orthern New Jersey Chapter of Morris eve,, Union; Dr. A. Sena,'coordinator of the stat Cordless, works on built-in rechargeable Dysautonomia, a dieseasi of the utonpmic nervous system, at Emergency Health Servicei arn PORK STORE colls, house-current, too! Three shaving a resident of 1409 N, Stiles st. et -Yeled Center in Newark Linden, and Miss June Streleckl fOSS STUr¥£FANTmK, UNION. N£Wjej heads for the closest shaving over. Side- hisS evening.- director of the Division of Motoi burn trimmer, Mrs. Trlnklep, president of the Vehicles and s resident of S Ber. OPEN- DAILY 'TIL 6'P.M. PM, 'TIL S P.M. chapterLRnnounced .th»t_the ghop Keley ter., Irvington, sponsored by the chapter is a SEE OUR LOW PRICE und-raising project,. \\

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The new rates will become effective with bills based on meter In Your Home readings made on anaHafter"January 3, 1966. Juif lok« a thert trip • from, ysyr bsumint le youp oHlt Ur Ih. big This reduction, which will benefit residential, commercial and LADY REMINGTON payoffl You'll find no-l(!nfl.r-n««d«d oppliooc*-,- fumil"r«,. ani Bthtr Specialfy designed for feminine grooming hsuithsld goodi that you ton ten, industrial customers, is in kesping with the Company's policy v.rt inia.CAIH IN A HURRY with needs, Adiustabla roller combs take "the an Inixpiniiv* claniflid ad, ' of lowering rates When conditions permit. scrape out of shaving for closer, safer Your ad will sppior aulomalitolly grooming. Boudoir case. ... ' in I luburban niwipapari In msrby Union and IlilX Ceunly eommuni- ti«I — nachinl mart than 35,000 SEE OUR LOW PRICE famill... Coil li Uw•'. ... ss!f !4t psr werd with a minimum charg* o( $2.80. PuBUC SERViCE JLE0TEIC AND GAS COMPANY All yog hov« i» da'It-pick up thi ph«n«, • - Taxpaylng Servant of Cfll! 686-7700 I A.k tar Clai.ln.d Thgridoy, D«e. f, 1965 Springfield Bmanuel Our Lady Of Lourdes First Baptist MOUNTAINSIDE iCHO, MauntainiidB, N. J. Methodist 30-1 -Central ftve,. Mountainside Church Si. Stephen's Temple Sharey Shalom First State Bank Has lev, Gerard .1. MeOarry, Pastor Main st.-and-AciHlcmy Green 170 Kim it., Westflrld. N.J. So, Hiirlugfirld Ave. And Rev. Francis V, McDermltt, Episcopal Church Kliunpike, KpHnitield Annual Yuletide Fete Springfield Rev. William K, Colier, minister • Rov, James Dewiirt Rev. FranoU X, Warden, Main »t, oiipifislte Taylor rd, Rahhl Israel S, Dresner The First State Bank of Uniol nsslslanti. Millluirn, N.J. pastor Today — 1 p.m.. Woman's Mis- Cantor Mark J, BiddelmaB held its annual employee* Rectory—1221 Wyoming dr Rev, janirs E. Linilsley, Rrftor Today - 3:30 p.m., Weiloy and sion Society Circles 3 p.m., Evw- Friday _. 51*15 p.m., tail jjjitmas party • TuosflaV nl"h Sunday Masses at 7, S, 9:15, Sunday - 8 a.m., Holy Com- Carol diiiirs, B p.m., Chancel Circlf!, 8 p.m., Church Civb- Shabbiil service. Knbbi lsrai-1 S, at the Suburban Ciolf Club, Un 10:30 a.m. and 12 ni.on. munion, niiri, morning prnyer Choir. Dresner will preach a sermon, Weekday Masses at 6:30, 7:15 ini't. 8 p.m., Chancel Choir re- (llijly Communion third Sun- Son, i'riday — 7:30 p.m., Missions. and 8 a.m. hearsal. days), in a.m., Church School, "Jews and Catholics; Some GucsUs of honor were Mrs, I Holy Cross Lutheran Si. James kmenxchen and Frauenverein Holiday Masses at 6. 7, B and Thuoghls on the Ecumenical Friday — 12 noon, Union itHiuriinM child earu nnd adult aordon Fosdick of Iselin an( (The Church of the Radio 45 8. Springfield ave. will hold a joint Christmas party 10'30 a.m. nnd 12 noon. cla-s. 11 a.m., lnovning prayer Council." An Oncg Shabbat will Mrs, Thomas .1. Carlon of Sum County bisincKsmcn's luncheon. •^uthfCFMi Hour" and TV'i Springfield in the Mundy Room, Mrs, Anna First Friday "Masses at 6:30, (lliily Communion, first Sun- ffillnw. mil, wives of the honk's twi 7:15 and 11:30 a.m. , 3:30 p.m., Descant Cliyir re- "Thli is the Life") Msgi, Francis X. Coyle, PMtor M, Bni'ls will tell about Christ- days}, Sautrdny — 10:30 a.m., Shab- newest officers. After the cock, •39-641 Mountain Avenui mas in China, Husbands and Miraculous medal novena, Tuesday - !):;iQ a.m., Holy Com- tail party and dinner, entertain' Rev. Edward Oelillng and heursal. 4:15 p.m., Bel Canto hnt morniuK siervlce, , at \Mhieh 1 ..londoy at fl p.m. TJuncrtiction ment was provided by Seymou SprlneHcId, N, j. Rev, Richard Nardonl, , families are Invited. Choir rehearsal. munion. 10 a.m., Prayer Group, during school year on Fridays Karen Koldorf, dnushter of Mr. Simon and his band. Toflny—1:30 p.m., Bible Hour, assistant pastors Sunday — Third Sunday in 1 and Mrs, Arnold Koldorf, will 4 p.m., senior confirmation class. Saturday ~ Confession from at 2:30 p.m. Baptisms on Sun- Saturday -. Soolubli-s Chriii. Advent. yiiJQ a.m., Church Bt'houi days at 2 p.m. by appointment. mas parly, Thome; "Chrisliu»<; be callrr! to the Torah as a 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. and from MOVINOf Find a npuisbi* Msvir l> Saliirday—9 a.m.,. junior eon- lor all nges. U;ao a.m., divine Confessions every Saturday In Outer Spriuii," Clinton Hill Baptist Bar Mltzvar. ih. Want Ad Itcilen. Urination elaes. 7:30 p.m. to B p.m. worship, 'l'rivelt Chapel; tho Huv. and on the eve of First Fridays 3815 Morris ave, Union • Monday — 8:30 p.m., Sister- Sunday — H:45 and 11 a.m.. Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday Sunday —. Masses 7, B, 0, 10 Buiihelezi, • speaker. 0:1)0 S:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m. to 0 p.m. Rev, John D. Flsscl, pastor hood meotinR, and 11 a.m., and 12 noon. Morning Worship, Sernwn by thu Today — 8 p.m., Choir re- School and adult -Bible class. Daily Majsei at 7 a.m. and 3 a-™-. German lunnuugu servloL, piiHtor on Uiu subject, "Men At Wednesday — 8:30 p.m. adult 10:45'a.m..' divdno-worship.. . _. ianeUiuryi "The ProprtrnUun of hcnt'siil. EVERY HUMAN a.m. — - the Huih'oad Station." Muslu un- Friday -- 7:15 p.m., Christian ettucaUnn, "Jewish Religious Monday — 8 p.m., board of the SVorltl ror Christ," Si, John's Lutheran der the direction of Mrs. Donald Thought'."' De%'otlona — Nivemn !P. hon-by EiTUinuul toxt, Cul Service Brigade; Pioneer Girls. CREATURE Stewardship. r of Miraculous Medal every 587 Springfield «%'• JL. Bleeke. Vishors and new- Sunday -- 9:45 a.m., Sunday Thursday — fl:30 p.m., school nUans 4:4, 10:45 a,in,, divine wor- egmers in the area ore invited to committee meeting. Tuesday—8 p.m.. board of ed- Monday at 8 p.m. Summit Schtjijl; for all ages. 11 Is the servant of God . . . the Rev. Mimas Hulhelezl atluiKt. 8:45 and 10 a.m., Church Dally services are held at 7:45 ucation. Baptiima — Every Sunday it Rev. Itielinrd L, FeteFman a.m., nursery tla^s, Childrua's Therefore no one should ol South Africa sviil bo the gum School sessions. 4 p.m.. Church p.m. Monday thruojh Thursday, Wednesday—8 p.m., choir re- p.m. iharp. Arrangements Psitor Church. 11 a.m., rnoming wor- Blorlfy himself over another r, Mr. Uuthelezi will also membcrshi]) class, 3:30 p.m., Earn and at !);15 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. beavsal. must be made in advaneo with Today—10 a.m., cancel' dress- ship .-service. 5:45 p.m., Youth- ... No one shoula deprlv* to the Ohuroh School .Association BaptlM Womcn'n on Sunday; one of the priests. ing unit; 1 p.m., LCW-Afternopn lrini<>; groups for all aKca. S p.m. or oppress a fellow«erc'ature. classes from 8:30.to 10 a.m. 0:30 CiiristJiias Vesper Sci'vici;, Mt. Circle: 8 p.m.. Adult Choir re- Adult Bihle-IVayur Fellowship y.m,, Junior High Fellowship. 7 Zion Church, Newark, 5 p.m., First Presbyterian hearsal. " p.m., evrning Gospel service OUR DEABUNI —Baha'J WritinBi Temple Beth Ahm p.m., Mr. Bytheloxl will shew Junior High Fellowship. 5 p.m., , Morrli ave. at Mala it, slides o* the Christian Church in Friday—8:15 p.m., Fellowship 8:10 p.m., Men's Chrous rehoars- . , . ti nssn Friday tsr erganUslisn. Aa Affiliate Of The United club, isiial, churfh newt. Springfield Synagogue of America South AJrlca,. Members of the Guild meeting. 'Senior High .Fellowihlp. H:30 Rev, Breoe W. Evani Rabbi Reuben R. Lcvine congregation and others aru in- Sundny—8 a.m., sacrament •of i p.m., Chapel Choir rehearsal. Tuwdny — 10 a.m., O.M.F- vited to attend this service in the altar, sermon theme, "Seeing Monday -. tj-ao a.m., Prayer prayer meetina; White Circle Bev. Donald C, Weber, minister! Cantor IirMl WeUman Is Not Believing!", 9 a.m., the 60 Baltu*rol way the Trtvett Chapel, Group, 7:15 p.m., Boy Scouts, 7:30 p.m., Trustees' meeting, AN EVANGELICAL PULPIT SPEAKS Todiji—S!l5-4:45. Junior Choir service; sermon theme, "Stt-lnR Troop 71. • program; creative handcrafU Today -- 7:30 p.m., AZA Monday — B p.m., Methodist Is Not Believing ", 10 a.m., p.m., Lcive Circle, HEAR •nd choir rehearsal, B'nfti B'rith youth), mooting Men, game night and Christmas Sunday Church School for child- Tuesday -. 12 noon, Mid- Wednesday « 8 p.m., prayer - PASTOR WARRiN WILUAM WIST Sunday— 8:30 a.m., Church 8:30 p.m., ORT Chapter meuting. party, ren , youth and adults. 11:15 Manhattan businessmen's lunuh- praise service. Youth Choir re- hearsal, 8:30 p.m., '• Children's SUNDAY School. Classes for all on a Tomorrow -- Si45 p.m., Sab- Tuesday — noon. Woman's So- a.m., the serviee; sermon theme, «,on. 7:30 p.m., Commitment graded basis for-children and bath service. ^StINtBliingfl'ud Club-11"1 . 8 p,m.| Board of Trustees. Bible story and prayer. 9 p.m., 9:15 A.M.—Rev. Robert Hall, Union Baptist Church, ciety of Christian ServicoT r is*—innt—deacontsaea'- mil I— j-outfK people between the ages Saturday -- 10 a.m.. Sabbath Chrlsimas covered dish lunch- 8 p.m., Board of Christian F,du- -Seaside-Heights, N.-J, of 3 and 1? ire taught. In the service. William Kneller, son of 11 a^n,, nuriory service,. 4 p.mca-iion- . 8 p.m., Decent literature inas. 10:15 A.M.—Sunday School Mr. and Mrs. Max Kneller, will eon. 8 p.m., candlelight service 8 p.m., choirs and youth ministry, committee, 8:15 p.m., Board of Chapel and Parish House. Nurs- lor oil the women of the church, (Suparvind Numry ant Junior Church) ery service for toddlers, agys 1 bo called to the Torch ai a Bar ? p.m., School of Religion. Duacoiis. NEED A JOB? R.od ih* Http Wonl.d and 2, is held in the Chapel. Mitzvoh. conducted by lone Lombard!, Tuesday—« p.m., LCW; Ken- Sattion of 1I10 Clolilfltd Pagol. You can EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH kworth tivalod and groomed. Sheared Id per> •; Summit. Today — 1:45 p.m., Confirma. feclion to inaure heavy deniliy d tion-elaiieiA and B'-7;S6 p.m. i »f" nesdltii AH treei Sflnday — 11 *. jn., Servlcei, Pastor1! appointments; 7:45 p.m. hand picked, Yoo «re ture of excel, Sunday School and nuriory. Luther Choir j a p.m.. Adul lenl quBlliy—n Chriitmai tree jhat • WednMdly — 8:15 p. m., Tes- memberihlp. ii perfect In •hapel ike ind eolor. Friday .— 3;15 p.m., Junior timony. 1 PICKED UP ONLY Reading Room-, 340 Spring- and Children ! Choir. fiel4 ave,, Summit, open dally Saturday — 8 p.m., Concordia NOVA SCOTIA BALSAM Chrlitmai Conoert, 'Bronx'viUn, 10 a, m. to 4-30 p. m., except 1 Natural growth with qualftr"" en Sundays and holidays. Also open N. Y. . hanced by proper thinniiijr, tri Thursday from 7i30 to 9 p. m Sunday — 8:30 a.m., Earl. ming, nnil , •hfinririg. A lull- Fragranl, Freih-Cul io-^Wtdncidmy -m*et- Service, the Junior Choir wll branched tree, carefully selected SIM* 4 ft, to 6 ft. Ings to 1:48. ling- B;4S a.m., Sunday Sehoo: for nhnpc and rich color, Lovolf and Bible elasseg' 11 a;m,, Holj Dark Green — fra|r«nl Brorni, This Sunday'i Sir- Communion will be celebrated S1 to'8', n»on: The sermon, by Pastor Reunlng "He that dwiUeth in the secret on "The MesiBgi of The Mita place of the mort High , ihall cle"j 8 p.m., Concordia Christ, H^SBWVIK ON lu ORDERS OF ^3O.PO OR MORE abide under the ihidaw of the mai Concert, Brenxvllle, N. V Almighty," This verse from ihe Mondiiy — ,7:30 p.m., Qrgan \ ninety-first pialm will open the 1st and director meeting, JUMBO ROLL Bible Licsson-Serm'on this Sun- Tuoiday — 10 a.m., AUar CHRISTMAS TREE ia»y at ail Chrlitian Selonee Oulld; 3:45 p.m., Confirmation OUTDOOR LIGHTS GIFT WRAPPING PAPER Churehea, The subject will be dassesA and B; 8:30 p.m., Stew- "Ood the Preierver of Man," ardihip board, A eomplete 15-llght "out. - Give nil your illli • rich The reftdingj from the Bible Wednesday — 10 a.m., Mid- door" «eli. Compi com" Yul« appeiMnM *rflh and the Christian Selonee text- week Bible itudy; 11 a.m., Dav ninie with long-life bulb). lovclj' foil winp. Gay »!* book will explore some of the School Chapel, Juit the thing lo dress up Vlftorlan Chriiimai teenM the outside of jour homo add to the bemily 6f ihii ways in wHreirm~-"ireererpl»Ge* IliI,—ClrrUiimn;—MI—np- u disflovered by man, Mounfainside proved wiring nnd plugi. gift—-wrap.—£Wnr—wWer- Those leniences horn "Sctenca #820- • ^^ '-•-•••• _#S98T, .."". _: and., Health with Key to the Union Chapel Re«. 3,19 Scnvptures" by iSlary Baker Eddy nt. 22. MQUBtalniidc will be inoludod: '.'It is our ig- Rev, Robert Mlgnara, pastor 49 norance and false belief, basod Today ~ 7:30 p.m., Constitu- 1 on a .material' sense of things, 2 tion committee for revislnE of which hide, splnltuil beauty- and Giant 254ight Outdoor Light Set. Complete 6 /* SKSLSAW constitution. . 4 • goodness. Understanding this, Saturday — 6:30 p.m.'i Youni with brightly colored bulbil and UL «p The "Do-It-Yourielf" Saw with ri«I profeiiional Paul laid: 'Neither death, nor peoplel will meet at church for proved wiring iiirf pluji, #328. B«I, 4,79 3 depth, nor any other ..creature, trip to Alma White College in features. Has over 1 HP burnout proof motor. pHali VI» able to separate uj from 1 Bound Brook for swimming, CHRISTMAS TREE ICICLES the love of God -"'.{p. 304), . party at 7:30 p.m; Young--people Cuti 2-ln, lumber at 45 dep-eei. Built-in cluteh lor of Wilt End Chapel of North ORNAMENTir added safety. Comes with dcplh and bevel controli, Ipni-klini non-curl foil Icieles Plalnfield will accompany group, to eompleie lbs decoration of Soa the Bpnrkling display Complete with sturdy currying CB^e. #884 your tree. Big generoui iiie Batth Hill Moravian Sunday — 9:3,0 a.m., Sunday of nay ChrlllmuH Oriin- 77? Liberty ave. School teachers* prayer meet- nipnii it CHANNEL. En. boat at a special low, low price. Rev, D. F, Atebesoa, partor ing 8:45 a.m., Sunday School; rliunllng bollt, .perkled 11 a.m., Worship Service, The tear dropt, glHterinj d«. Today - — .7:30 Senior Choir. pastor will preach on "I Lovo Friday — 3:15, Chapel Bell ornllom IB • jnhke your WITH 8ft Thy Church, Oh'Godl" 2:05 p.m., lre« Iruly bemiiKul, Choir, 4 p,m,, Junior Youth Fol- Eastor Mlgnard will jpeak ovor CASE lowahjp, 6:1b, Senior Youth hay WPME-FM of Newark, a Chris- Hog. ride and cook-out. Fire will b'i tian Family Radio Station; B;30 49c provided. Call Linda Clark foi p.m., Youth meeting; 8 p.m., Junior Choir; 7 p.m., Evening Box ®*tu. _y — 0:30, eateehetleal Service.: Tha piltor will begin ^U«-up 10 a.m., Scout a series of Blblt studies on the TOBOGGAN and Country Award study SLEDS Book of Daniel. Fun for the whole fasnily, de, H .; Cherub Choir. Monday. 7 p.m., Pioneer signed for winter tport at 'its Sunday a.m., Marani.than Girts. Coatting Ii mort fun on the new be«t, Extra iirong eonitrne* Choir- 9:30,'. Church Sehool for Tuesday — 0:30 a.m. to 7 a.m.. "Rocket" iled. Hai extra strong tion of Roek Miiplr, rein, . all youth and adult Bible cla.5». Morning Wateh, Peopli may forced with heavy elests. 11 a.m., Third Advent Sunday come~~Bnd-io M convenient for construction, Inf ety runners, #2904, 4 ft. .'.••• thorn; 8 p.m., Board of. deacons worship. Road at home this nnd easy lo guide, Measurei n week I CorintianR 4:1-5 and find trustees, e-Ft, 3 90« 13.88 lf,88 Matthew 11:2-10, Surmon: "Still Wednesday 8 p.m., Prayer full SB inches long. #288. "SALI INBS SAT,, B1C. Uth1 Looking." 7:30, Christmas candle meeting; ecntinuing eurront wrapping tea for all women o£ sermon series on" the congregation and their _ , "7 ~,~ -~t' friends, please make a reserve- Evangel Baptist CnOpfi tlon with Mrs, Ateheson, the Shunplkc Road CREDIT RUNS tea's sponsor, at 808-7514' by HOCOSTCHAHCWT 'a Thursday. Rev., Warri-rt William West, 3 Monday, 7:30, trusteei' nioet- Pastor ' ini. • . ' Sunday — 0:15 a.m., morning TuBsday — 8 p.m.; Martha worship, Ahe Rev, Robert. Hall,; Circle at Fellowahlp Kali; pistor of the Union Biptlit WidBMdiy — I p.m., Wpm-Church Seaside Helghtl. lOilS •n''s Fll^hl quarterlly meet- smf Sunday School, (supervised In j. AH women In the congreaa- nursery nntl-Junior ,Church). tion and their Jriends ai-e ia- Thursday — 8 p.m., prayer ViUd. meeting, Thursday, Dee. 9, 1965 * Turkey Shoot Set Ilcuilpvriiil in Crnnfoid, | UJC Club Will Stage Nix turki'NS will I'f awnnlrri in | i contribution to 1hp Union ' A turkey sluml will he hold a ft(l-1iii Ki't handicap rvi'nt fur Thurber-Nugent Play Musical Show To Aid . 1 James Driscoll Jr. .'uunly 'ruberciilo.-is niiti Health Sundny lit -tin Uniim ("minty tiii|i mintu'i's. I'hr rvrtil will "Thr Male Animal" by James 1 :.eaH»e *•« 'lint i.eaKue boartt ni .Cerebral Palsy Fund Trap niul Slu-i-t Ranm , off Ken- stai't at 2 p.m , it was armnuiuvd. rliui-ber ami Ellit>;t Nuui'iil will Residents Asked: liri'etors can plan nescl year's The Womon's Society for lir jiiesenli'tl by \lie 1'iiiim Jimiii] rhedule of piiije-rts to ndvaiico Cerebral Palsy of Union County lU'jIf Urania t'lub tomorrow Dies In Bayonne: 56 1 the eontl'Ol o[ lubeieulosiH ill will sponsor two p«rformttncc§"ot ami Salurday at H:!)0 \i. in. In Hit Join Fight On IB .fi', Union County. The ainount of 'Tribute to Colt" on tomori'OW James J. • l):-;.,v,*l; Jr. i.f SI lull: iiiid a diUiHliti'r, Mrs. AMIH-H tiieaier of the t'ampiis Centel'. With lo-s than Ihioe weeks rc- work tl'ilt can be earried Out and Saturday at 8 p.m. at Im- Kiist lllli >!.. Hakmno, diod Tui't- lloaan of llayonne. Cninforti. niainaiiK iintil ChiistiniiN, Koboil 1 OUuT survis'ors iiH'Uicli1 frjur next yeai- depends upon the re- maculate Coneeplion Hall, Union diiy inoinini; in Havoiinp Hos- AmmiK thosi' at ibe eonst are: M. L'-rnno of Cranfofti, troasui-ci' s|>on>e to the Hiimial Chrlstnios Back for the Season! al. Ho w.i, 5C". I suiers, Mi'ri, Margaiet Wenl- Miss Hubbln R. Porter of 232H of tin* Union C'(>iiiit*v 'riibi.i-i-u- aye., Elizabeth. w.ii'Sh of IJayoiine, Mrs. Ili'leii Seal t-ainpaiini. Tickets are nvailnblp from iJr.isivU. MIII nf Mr. and Mrs.) nebra way, Union, and James E. losi.s HI«I Hoaltli Leiiguo, this Jiimos I5n>,'iill of Ho.oik-, win \ Sullivan of Linden, Miss Marie Kein of IS4 West Ninth nve., The Tul)i*reulosi!i League tills Mrs. Charles Paulin of BiS Bale!, Diisi-iill of Hosi'lk' and Sister wook iiiisuod two tvmiiiflers to all i-liVod from tin' K,M) Mui'inoj Rosoile. week is niailinK brief reminders win avc. Linden and Mrs. RuMeJl .)c|iiirtrnoiit in Bavoiino. He hud IAunus Iini'liia, S.K.J., a li'at.'l\cr Union County IL'sidt'iits. to .people who have not answer- Konieo of 121 E. Orovr St., Wcst- OLD FASHIONED at Our l.ady of Mi*ivy Keliool in Tickuls for bcilh purfoniiani.'HS boon in ill lii-aKh. The firs: is to usi; Christinns ed their Christinas SM! letter, ficlil. Jersey City; and four brotliL'rs, will be available at the door, Hi* is survivi'd liy his paronis; 't'iekets also are nvailnliln in Hie Koals on all It'tuus and iiaukn^cs Crane said. the HUN'. Joseiih Dnsenll, assis- 11 liis widow, Mrs. Calherino llris- 1 imtl in holiday jiift and home STRATEOIC DRIVING lanl pasldi at; St. Michael' <.frier of the* elirocto of the raminis Contei- At Union Junior dooorations to help cai'ry thO The Motor Club of America SWEET APPLE CIDER Church in Union, John Driscoll NEED A JOB? H.t,d thi Halp Wantid muiMiKc' that tlio fiHht BKainst of Vidiilia, -[.a,, Frank W. Dris- Stcllon of Iha Clallifltd Pagx, You (an advocates "strateRic" as well a* FARM-FRESH, 100% PURE, lull of Palm Beiieh, Fla. and Vin- tuberculosis and oilier rMfpira- probably find in •mplayar whs con utt "defemsive" driving, Stratceie Baseball Group ci'iii Diisroll 'of Bryunnr. toi'v dispasi's can lie won by the ysur tervitii. H net. Hit yevr qutilifim- driving emphnsi7.es what to da BOTTLED FRESH DAILY 5IU.SWAP.OH.BUY thru elmiSfi.d Adi. rather than the traditional con- Funcrnl arraiislunu'iits a re be- Oat your FREE FORM on Clalllflid concerted effort of many people. lism in on •mploynunt wanled ad, juil 1 cept of what not to do. im . maile by tl»? Kohoot Funeral BOSH. FASTER — toll 486.7708. The second reminder is to sent coll 6S6-7700 and aik far Ad-Takir. Names Workers ll'iiiif, Hd West 14th si, Hnyonnp, 0AU6N Thf I'tiion Ciiunt.v Husoim]! Theie wili bea Snleiiin Mass a' JUS ASSIKURIUMI this week annnufirrd St. • 'Mary'i Cluireh in Rayontu* tlip fiimii'.-i nf members of its at 10 a.m. tomorrow, . • 1 yit Stove C'pmniitU'i*. Avon re- sidents win) will scn'vi' mo; Fred GropiK1 and Horm Shav Refreshment Stands if I! tlh I 11] I 11 1 H I i\ ur DON T GET STUCK 1 ind n Ills -tiillH id l ! he Will Remain Open HALF CAl 11 td\ lltl [o nul 1 nil M liit i fit bint nt t mil in tht JUG ill) of I 111 in \ ii Ml 1 i ll if 1 jp nri rf tht \** itt Inin^ Rt I o i l-i ml Ki\ uV mil Si] i\ iti m ind tin Wuinunc.il hum i c f I mil n i I hiil>\ m 1 ! ill let SI TIIH^ L nti i will it Get LOW COST Winter Traction Now! 45 in lu nf S] un(,f ild PLUi DEPOSIT El I in mi f i ii tliiimk th ^lntri \1 c Wilh un M ut u 1 im ind in nth fi i IIIL LOn\unicnce nf M r ii ill -if I in i n Jrhn I- n*_ I i V \ i 11 i it \ H inn mm I nf I mil n \ it i C ij-ln i f I mdi n 1 h t mil it the I irp -\ ill Garden State Farmsj Hn Dnnin t f R > 111 F1 H i b PL1I • » ttiiki-n lb % h In tin n (.Bn-of—J inii i-I riv, nd Mu ^ijncLat thi. _,katint. cuiter-uill Vt iipi n d\il% RifiL hinrnt uill Open 10 a m to 10 pm 7 Da\s a W erk m nf Linrl n Chalk H ii kn of I nidi n Jrhn KuifT of 1 in TI ti Lit n% ulabk dm int. thi rim and Hit tit MtfiuiN and 1 itinj, t i m at the Galloping Tnhn Wdluk tf I mrl n Hill Cull Com c

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SLIMKASTICS PROGRAM New Jersey's Most Complete Tire Service Supervised by Professionals DISCOTHEQUE DANCING SOMERSET TIRE SERVICE (FORMERLY BELL TIRE) DON'T BE A WATCHER tONDO MUSIC STUDIO H BE A GO - GO U., 1060 Stuyvesant Ave ROUTE 22 & Springfield OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK YOUR SAFETY IS OUR BUSINESS Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, B a.m. 'til .6-p.m. Thuriday, Friday 'III 9 p.m. - Saturday 'til 5 p.m. * Thuriday, Dee. 9, 1965 rcinslnu-livi'ly for n liftt• -r Kisl- TUl'Y IHON'T MIX Alumnae Parry Sat | ness l'liiiuiti', tu pi'ividi' ;< o^iim 11.-.- .1 '• IV-II.: ,:. ,'t mis warns the Motor Club of Arncr- URGES STIFFER PENALTIES fill' diseushion 011 leuihluUva inat- Tin- Uniun fuiiiity ('iiajiU'i- of Legislators Speak , „„,, a iiiilihistimlnes ust- tt is, anil to tut tor good relatii'ii.s lor I'liiiriH heart eulds can. lan •Aw ,Alum!iin: AsMifiaiion uf "lit- between members 'if the Com- CLIU'UI' of Saint Eli/ahcili will Mm in the hospital because they 9 mittee and the lrKir*vrtue, 1,'ur- also Induce drowsiness. Air Pollution Called 'Critical' hi .Id ,i rhiUlmus; eucklail pavty ri'iit chairman of the EI.C is on ,Suiid,',v al Mini N. iiviv, Wi'.-it- To Employers Unit Donnid P. Taylor of i.U-i-ok & TIIN'AOSBS, find jobi by tunning Won* New Jei'suyans are "sitting vulnerable' tu polluted liii-, the growing ruie ;it which wo fii'ld, ln-twivn "i mid 7 ji.ni. The post! a "terrific ehaileiige" to jioUuto the air." A broad-biiM' tux, n-iippor- Co., Ine, Adi, Cyti 606.7700 ducks'* as pollution creates Mrs. Dwyni writes, biH'iiUHi: party is epi'ii t<> idl rhaptur tloiimi-ut, needs for hiKhor edu- New Jersey's l}enioerf(tie «ov- an aci'lal sower" over the "the bulk of our pollution ami' New Jersey and the i'l.ilriul lnomlior;*. their husbands and cation, and Connres;iional re- tuji- and its new Democratic Garden State. Hep, Florence. industry is coneontj'aU'd in the (•nyernnient are doing ttxi little friends. 1 legislature. P. Dwyor (N,j.-Sixth District) small, six-county mii'llu-ast to control tin1 spread of poisuns distrietiiiK — the.s. will be ma- Serving Skiers Since 1940 warns in the c.urrcnt issue of corner of the Ktatc. The land throuuh the air, the Union jor areas of concern in' Trenton Also atti'iuHuH the. luncheon the Now Jersey Education is flat mid invites! tiio d;innt?r- County mniji'i'sswDiniin says. curb iiiilo fxhaiLsts mid dis-tu'Xt year, nceordintl to five .state wore Union County Assembly- Association'* monthly maKa- ous air inversions which trap She suggi'sls; posal of waste;:, Mrs. Dwyei' isliitors who addressed mem- man Nicholas .St. John I^iCorto rine, the "NJEA Review," an( writi-s. "It's /mly a beginning. bers of the Employers Legisla- and Assembly men - elect Henry fumes, Kiises i particles un- "We need more re.-earch to tive. Committee of Union Coun- der a layer of warm air and find bolter ways of identify- Unless it qun'kly lietumi-s F. Gavan, Hubert E, Henderson "Air pollution is on the nnieli more, we shall only ty -last week. and Joseph J, Iliujjins, Union's verge of overwhelming us," turns the area into a vast ing, measuring and cunlrolllnK Mher'two stute legislators, Sen- the Elizabeth . Republican be- aerial miitmHe h™p," pollutant*. We need higher eatise a slight delay in our SpeakinK last Thursday at the Ski Shop otherwise iiu'Viialilo flight to Committee's luncheon meetin« In ator Nelson V. Stamler and As- -Ueves. Air pollution Uiws are weak standards for clean Jiir, morn 1 semblyman Frank X, McDer- Quality. Equipment and Ilcpairs inspectors, s t i f f i1 r penalties. ilisastei ." Springfield, State BemUor.elect "Fresh clean-air — essential and insufficiently' eiifnrerd, Mlldiml lUi r i- y Ijimhes (D,, luott, could not attend because Head Rentals to life, health and happiness Mrs, Dwyer. writes. At. the We need hi ,.replace urbiui Mrs. Dwyi'r's ai'tielo is the 1 of -prior., commitments. Head - llogner - Castlnger - Sun Valley • Cubco irHffie jiiins with modern mass linioti) expressed doubt "that the — is notoriously in short "same time, sources of eon turn- third In it series liy which 1 The Employers " I.eglslntive Memlw Ski-SpeeialiHts. Guild.. " iiipply, especially in the heav- inatlon are inereasinK, transit facilities. We need more tlu> N'JKA inHKa/.ine is alert- leuisluture's "lame duck' session 1 effective regional and inter- on Monday would provide any Committee of Union County, a ily popullted regions of the "We cannot inake headway, ' 1 ing teaehei-s to major economic state cooperation,' and social problems In lite solution to Now Jersey proulems. unit of a state-wide organi Rt, 22, Scotch Plains AD 3-0675 • itate," Mrs. Dwyer warns, "until wo The next year, she said, would lion, was established to work . The situation is "bad" in mnve faster and farther limn Congress has passed laws to state. . Industrial- areas generally, "sh^ £ esutlons, and ah'cady "critical" , In northeast New Jersey. ' ' ; "Yot we have hardly begun • to attack this threat to the i lives and safety of our people," ; Mrs. Dwyer writes. "In th§ • face of overwhelming evi- • denee, we are doing little more ' than testing." • Polluted air can cause death, " disease and disability among ; humans, Mrs, Dwyer write*. . .-It—damages ocops,-livestock, ¥ALUABLI : plants, flowers, clothing and MOST • Is responsible for "corrosion J of rnetals, deterioration of ! buildjngs, and layers of dirt STAMP PRII '• and grime everywhere." In I dollars and cents, the "eco- • nomie costs" of air pollution ', exceed il$ billion a yiear, ' the estimates, Mrs, Dwyer names industrial r dijoharges, auto exhausts and

t air pollution. New Jersey is particularly Ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniinnfflniiiiiniininniinnniiiiire NEW & USED Automobile Dealers' | Guide BREAST or LEG • Sllliliniiiniii : niiiiiiiiii QUARTERS LONDON .»am«. .98 RIB SHOULDER LEG BET1 3% LB. AVIRAGl TENDER CUBE Union Motors ROASTIRS 39i RUMPS SHOULDER. ,c If AUTHOmZID BR1AST LEGS LIVERS WINGS If DODGE - DART R«g. Slyit Reg. St»!§ Pr«h Freih ; Sales & Service J (OUARANTilD USiD CARS) SHOULDER _' j 1604 Stuyvesant Ave., Union TAYLOR EXTRA 4%-fc. 129 LEAN C LEAN X ALL ! MU 6-4114 - roll Ib.1 LAKIB CHOPS « PORK ROIL ROUND CHUCK BEEF BONILISS—TOP 6i BOTTOM ROUNDS ITALIAN STYLi ViAL U.S. CHOICE—SHORT CUT TSIMMiD 139 U,S. CHOICE-CALIF. CHUCK ••A U.S. CHOI«—SHORT GV ib. Ib. e CUTLETS _BIIF [POTTING) TAStK-lMPORTID POT I 59 RIB STEM BOILED HAM -ft HIP CUTS m nC COUNTRY STYLi t IAROIIT • ixciuivi 65 SPARE RIBS OLDS OfAlIR IN UNION CeUNTY ELIZABETH CREAM OF Motors, Ine. '•VAIUI RATID WilD CA»|- CAfsyp TOMATO SOUP •1,4.7010 TWO 14-os. GUYS btli. Rambler by , MAXWELL HOUSE Richards TWO GUYS'CELATIN-AU FLAVORS Union County1! OWeil FOR COOKING OR SALADS 75 BNSTANT COFFEE 100% DESSERTS 10 Je Rambler Dealer WESSON OIL POPE or TWO CUYS CALIF. ROUND j Selected Uied Cut TWO GUYS 1*>_~. BONUS $f 19 COLOMBIAN 40' eon I Gu»r»nteed Lib. —.- XOIFK » ServlBil • : SWEET PEAS TOMATOES £ At TWO GUYS FANCY IMPORT1D PIK 'N MIX- an 1-qt. 1 Ri > 14-ei, 1 VmON • MU I-8S8J TOMATO JUICE ianl FILLED CANDIES Ib. PEACHES VSs * FROZEN FOOD rMaxon PRODUCE DEPT. Pontiac, , Inc.

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\ Thuriday, Dee. 9, 1965 PRECAUTIONS URGED RUBIN BROS. PRiPARi FOR COLLEGE BOARD EXAMS Christmas Trees Can Be Fire Hazards Christmas trees can present Don't rely no self-applied COURSES BEGIN SOON FOR definite tire hnznrds unless chemical coatings or solutions March Scholastic Apiitydn Tost* (S.A.T.) precautions are taken, the New to "flame-proof" a natural FIU ONLY ONCE A YIAR! SATURDAY CLASSES - WEEKDAY CLASSES Jersey Chapter of the Ameri- tree; none Is completely effee- . BTH YEAR OF SUCCESSFUL OPERATION can Society of Safety Engin- live. Only commercially treat- WEEDER'S DIGEST eers pointed out this week. ed trees using UL-listed com- COLLEGE REVIEW CENTER Chapter representatives pre- pounds are effective, , iy Your Rutgcri Gordon Reporter Artificial trees can also be a DIRECTORS: Irving J. Galdbern, B.A., M,A. dicted that "many thousands RONSON yarofhme Martari Seltzer, B, A.. M. A. of home fires will result this fire hazard. Plastic, paper and Christmas season because pen- metalized plastic trees can Your Living home conditions could be even For Information Co!! 9 njfi. to 9 p,m, • Christmas Tree more unkind than an exhibition CROWN CSnltf 9.3114 pie were careless with Christ- burn. Metal trees (aluminum RIdwssd 1-399S REdwood 1.39:8 mas trees and decorations," or other metals) are not a fire Nosv, about that living Christ- hall climate. Most famous Ronson .table They issued the following hazard but may be a shock nfta Iree you expect to enjoy in- The danger in keeping an lighter stylo now BUTANE safety suggestions: haKiird, Only indirect lighting (loot's this holiday season nnd evergreen indoors too Long'is thai fueled! fashioned in rich Pick a fresh looking'tree that should lie used on these trees. then plant outdoors. it will break its dgnmaney. New silver plate, If lifihtinK strings short on a growth may start. Then, when has firm needles. Saw off the It's an idea that's catching on, IASY IUPGIT TIRMS GAS HEAT! butt at an angle an inch or metal tree, it may become and you can Iqok forward to ou finolly take it outdoors it more, above the original cut, "charged" and dangerous. watching your tree grow, year by can't stand the shock o£ Jami Keep the tree in water until it Don't allow smoking amidst year, to remtad you of a merry ary cold. is brought into the house, and gifts, decorations and wrap- Christmas, 1965, if you treat it Naturally, you'll arrange your keep it in water until it leaves pings placed under, the tree.' siring ol lights so that bulbs ,the house. Check water level at right. In addition to the fine work we do in all typeg of Supervise small children piny- can't touch the needles. leait once or twice a week; a ing near the tree. Keep You'll- buy your tree balled and burlapped, of course, and Moist-And Sheltered Plumbing, we also furnish and instill! Gas Heating tree will absorb several glasses matches, lighters and eandloi So let's say you have untrim- Equipment in homes just like yours*. Steam ... Hot of water while indoors. out of their roach. the first thing to do is wrap the moist ball in plastic film to hold med your tree a few days atler Water Baseboard , . . Hot Air . . . (over 6,000 Gas Support the tree firmly. Don't use candles on or near Christnitts and youje ready to Installations since 1938), We are licensed Master Keep it well away from the moiiture In, Then place the sources of heat such as radia- trees; they are highly danger- take it outdoors. Plumbers who take pride in our work. ous. tree in a decorated tub or box. Experience hai proved it to tors, stoves, fireplaces. Don't Don't overlook this Writ locate it where either upright Chock lighting sets and cords live to see even one more Christ- HEATING & or fallen, on fire, it might for frayed wirei, loose connec- simple step. 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Cheek the fuse in preparation for the rugged Man- put the roots, siiU in their bur reports, grant discounts on auto- the fuse box to assure it ii hattan life. lap, into a tub, and fill around •* fti»l in Hcandt—light ovtr B mobile liability and collision In- not over this limit. ytorl The fuel *an'i svapotoi*! Most important, turn oft all Only Few Days Indoor§ the balled roots witii peat mosl RONSOM VaraHoma surance for young driven who But it's best not to keep your or leaves. Dampened, this ma- * You son dial Iht flams Is onjf DRIVE SAFELY have successrully completed re- tree and other indoor holiday heighh lighting before retiring or living Christmas tree indoors any terial will help the roots rnois NORSEMAN cognized driver educ a t i o n until spring, Add a little watei A CItan-burning, odotlou (lame. courses in schools. leavlijs the hems frc_day» because Sleek modim styling vc to. ltrt t 'ist steel. 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Fill out coupon and mail to Circulation Ucpt., ONK MILLION IH.lNIl HOLIDAY nKADLINF.S Thursday, Doe. 9, 1965 "Although there arc nver ;*;i:"i,- In order to have jivtV* I'l'k" 000 totally blind pc.pk- in tin; llslud in tlnic for Ihe C'liirst- lip'YoiiPI 01r natlirnnm by brown for the Mem*, anil your request for Leaflet T\V Tips for United SCilt's, if tlu> term 'le- nias iiiiil New Vf;irV holidays, eroehettnn these colorful elier- sreen for the leaves — just 35S. gally blind' Is applied, winch liarticiiiiiily careful nillirrcncp rlrs sind appllqiiltifr thrill onto think of how attractive this to this iirwNpiitier's I'lislnf , your towels! With a lioiiler of means the inability to read news drailiine is advised for (hi. will be on a snowy white TODAY'S HOMEMAKER print with the aid of filaswes iNsurj of lJce, 23 and l>cf, SO. fruit across the bottom of the towel. Free ItistructionN are larger towels, ami one cherry 1 From MARY ARMSTRONG, County Homo ieonomiit then the number of blind per- -All organizational and soi'lal «m the corner of your face available by smiling a self- sons would be closi'i" to a mi'- n«ws items Khoiiltl be Niih- cloth you'll brighten up your addressed stamped envelope l*fitiiiiiitiiiiiiitiiiiiitiit!iitiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii)ii>tiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiii]iiii]iiii]itiiiiitiiiitjiiitiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiitiititiiiiiiiiiiii]iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif[iiii ion," so Fays M, Robert Bar- mltted by Dec. 17 for the is- bathroom in no time at all, to the. Needlework Editor of nctt, Executive Director, AniPl'l- sue of nee, 23 and by Dee, 24 Using pink for the cherries, this newspaper alenjr with SEItVK VKAL FOIt VAUIKTV cut the roast between the bone pound for boned shoulder than for the issue of Dec, 30, Veal offers moat variety as for veal breast, bone in, and an Foundation for the Blind, and. outer covering or nsk the UHJ cost per serving of the two well fij; tjwiri eatini:, Oftimi's it butcher to do' HUM for you, is overlooked, This year, with roasts would still bo similar. vi'iil .supplies more plentiful At current pi'iew, veal rousts Log roiiHt. bone in, yields 10 REASONS WHY YOUR than last, is a uootl tiim> tn vary from slightly over 20 about 2'i serving;; per pound treat your family to a tasty cents to slightly over 30 cents and is currently a more ex- veil] dish. pensive choice than either the BETTER CLOTHES per serving, very few fresh .breast or shouldtr. What veal dishes might you .meats cost less than 20 cents serve? Veal Sfinllopini is cur- per serving. These costs are NEEn BETTER GLEANINQ ... A NEW HOME rently popular and delicious. determined by dividing the re- Deadline Announced But this dish calls for cutlets, one of the morn expensive tail price per pound for each For Coast Guard OCS BY choices. Veal hamburgers are type of roaiit by the numbur Dec., 24 is the deadline for liked hy many. These are of servings of cookpd li\in npplicniion from iollege seniors I Overheard= served more- frequently in meat provided by each pound and graduate students for the ON YOUR MIND? Australia and other eminti-ies. as purchased. The breaM of U S, Coast Guard Officer Can- By IFFIi ^ Veal Fir and Veal Goulash didate School at Yorktown, Va, Le BOEUF CLEANERS veal for exampla contains con- My neighbor remarked, "1 al- are flavorful, hearty dishes The cliiss begins cni Feb. 13. .for cold weather. For both you siderable bone and yields only 1. French Cleaning ways think November is sort of two servings per pound, while Coast Guard • officials saici a drab month—after the beauii- can purchase either shoulder qualification tests will be giveii 2. Hand Finishing ul foliage in October, The one or shnnk, Veal chops from the boneless shoulder roast at several locations, including 3. Guaranteed Satisfaction hlng thni seems to add a bit of either the loin or shoulder yield 3'b servings per pound. the Third Coast Guard District, •*••• color tn the rural landscape are make very g o o d ratine. This moans that you could U, S, Customhouse, New York, 4. Free Pick-up and Delivery the pumpkins (lithcr in the field Stuffed breast of veal uses one pay three fourths more per N.Y. 5. Minor Repairs Free or on the road-side stands. Nosv of the least expensive cuts that Halloween and Thnnksgiv- when price per pound is con- 6. Nation-wide Bridal Service iiilj are over we'll miss that," To sidered. But veal breast con- 7. 7S Years In Business which her listener added: "You tains a hjah proportion of THE INCARNATE WORD foi'Hel the traffic cops and their bone and waste. A Pageant for Christmastide 8. Household Experts orange, gloves!" Four types of v«al roasts • • • 9. Italian Knit Specialist prevalent locally, TWO IDINTICAL PIRFORMANCiS 10. Recommended by Thousand* The following conversation Several different cuts aside 4:30 ond 7:30 p.m. was overheard in a Tsus, One wo- -ffom~breastof veai are-imrir=- man laid, "Do you know, I sure- able for veal roasts. Most lo- YrB 12 ly had a break ithls Thanksgiv- cal markets offer leg, rump, The Senior Choir and a Cast of Fifty ing? First time in years that I and boned and rolled shoulder WILL.ARD THOMAS REESE, Narrator 232 Amherst St., East Ornage hadn't a big dinner to conk. At veal roasts: The Rev, J, Richard Sieremany, Minister of Music the last moment sickness pre- The boned and rolled shoul- OR 3-3600 OR 3-5500 vented my family from coming. der is easy to carve but may MUNN AVENUE CHURCH Our frueki are in your neighborhood iwUe m wesk So George and I went out,"' To contain numerous seams that Munn Avenue and-Main Street which hor;companion replied, "It cause the cooked meat to "sec- |ost Oranga, New jersey Quf-phanes an at your Mrvice 24 hoyr* a day usually falls my lot to have our tion" into pieces after slicing. Public Invited Biing hero. But ones' of the cou- The leg roast is a meaty ples had a wedding to attend piece containing only a small and the other two couples had round bone. Usually sold with ifit**!£!€i«ia««i«««wi*««*ii«ic« tickets for a football game in a bone in, this roast may at • distant city. So instead of spend- times be offered boned and ing hours in the kitchen, Hal rolled. Rolled leg roast has arid I used the time very profit- less tendency to "section" on SOMEBODY OUGHT TO TELL SANTA For a better selection of ably — we addressed nearly all carving than" the rolled shoul- our Christmas cards." der roast. The shoulder con- ABOUT OUR SALE ON homes in the area don't miss Some folks think that the tains more bone than the leg the Real Estate Listings commercial "There's nothing like and so must be cut more to a Lark" should have a few dual- remove the bone before the in this week's Classified fieaiibris—for instance: meat, is rolled into a roast. REMINGTONS "If one doesn't squander -the The rump contains more Pages. Remember , , . check pay check,"' bone than the leg. In some AT your LOCAL PAPER FIRST! "If"one doesn't get drunk," stores rump ii marketed' at- . "If one can still drive sanely," tached to the leg, but in others "If one gets Home before the rump and leg are sold sep- friend wife is annoyed," arately. (And others equally apropos.) 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Mf. Nebo Link Cites NUNS WILL CAROL Thuridoy, Doe, 9, 1965 Long-Time Members AT PARTY, DEC. 21 rutlnH "Do You Know This Mt, Nebo Link No. 47, Order Alumnae Association BAYLEY=SETON'S About Christmas?" of the Golden Chain, hold its FOR LADIES' CLUB Holds Yule Luncheon YULE TEA, TALK, Mrs, John Beiner, hftspitallty now "til Christmas regular mcctinj; Dec. I at the A Rd-voico gk-e club at the chairman, and her committee Members of the Delta Gamma SET FOR MEETING 1 Masonic Temple, Elizabeth, Pie- Benedkline Academy will uiiter- Alumnae Association held n will serve n Chrifimas tea and iiding were Mr. and Mrs, Ber- lain with Christmas carols and Christmas luncheon Dee, 2 at A Yuletlde prounun for mem- refreshments in the Galleon nard Kirschenbaum, worthy pa- hymns at the Christmas parly of the home of Mrs, Aria L,- Moody bcl's of the Baylcy-Setiin LeiiHiie Room. Hahne & Company in Westf ield tron and worthy matron of the the Catholic Woman's Club of of Short Hills, Punch was served of Seton Hall Prop and Uni- link, Elizabeth at the Winfield Scott at 1 p.m. prior to the luncheon. versity will be preceded by a A birthday celebration honor- Hotel, Dee. 21 at 2 p.m. business meeting In the Student Florida Honeymoon ing members who were initi- Mrs, John Miller of 278 Fem- The group will be led by Sister brook Mountainside: and Mrs. Center Theater in the 'Round, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grant • ted into Mt, Nebo Link is years Germaine, O.B.S,, director; and of Edison, formerly of Union, open Wednesday nights 'til 9 • go, was highlighted, and a fiifl N. V, Hendrieks and Mrs, L, K, tomorrow afternoon at 1:30. Mrs, Sister francene, O.B.S,, ac- Ffister, both of ..Short Hills, Peter A, Cantalupo, president, recently spent their honeymoon was presented to each member. eompnnlst. It ' was announeeri that the served as assistant hostesses. will preside. at the Sherry FMritenac Hotel Club members will make their in Miami Beach, Pla, The Grants link will honor its grand offi. Following the meeting, MM, store hours other days 9-.45 a. m. to 6 p.m. annual donation of toys and were married OctL 16 in Our ecn Jan, 5, A performance by Publicity chairman end individual! era Joseph O, Connor, program the Mt. Nebo Flayeri will be money to the Mount Oa/rmel Lady of. All Soulg Roman Cath- urged to sblarva Iha Friday dandlm* of chairman, will bo In eharfie of fiven in honor of the 'occasion, Guild. olic Church. Mrs, Grant is a Ihit nawipapir far slhar than ipal a Chlrstmas proBram, with Mrs, local secretary and her husband # Our Newark itora open every night 'ill f (except Saturdays) ilKlNill ©• OWN . . , find O.I you, FREE FORM on Cloiiifi.tl niwi, Thundoy It .v.r, b.tHr. Includt Barbara Carper Lang, an artist, is a member of the New Jeney I fhraugh Ihi Want hi iattisn! pagai. FASTIR — tall M4.77QO. your norat, addmi and pharia numbtr. lecturer and story teller, nar- State Police Department.

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Hahne & Gompony's Sontahas baggtd the greatest, wildest idaas for

the grand adventure of Christmas! He trapped a flsrce tiger's stripes on a fur-ish bedspread ,

,,, chased leopard and pony spots On a wild toss of pillows . .. caught a raccoon f6"fA

a cuddle-up coat., .unearthed an ostrich and mode a handbag . .. wrestled

a crocodile for a pattern on boots ,., wrapped an umbrella

In a lizard's style ... out-foxeda fox for a big, fluffy bonnet... foot

a mirik's pretty fall for the cuff of a glove ,,, even met the wiles

of a tigress in perfume! Feel'adventurous? like a safari?

Come see what our big game hunter has bagged

or you—and everyone onyour gift lisrl • Thursday, Doc, ?, 1965 McKay Has Lead LAST WEEKS CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWER Union Restaurant Being Operated r Moiintoi Dnily. Al Miilliurn toil Timet Today i In Paper Mill Play 21, Mr. S Big Peiformdncfti Only Acnoss 2. Verdi By Mr, and Mrs, Joseph dimmer ! Bu- Entertainment J;00 p.m. 4i00 p.m. 0:30 p.in Ncutl McKay IKIK I r|il;ic-t il Mr. aiul Mrs, Jo>.c|ili Wiin- the Union. ri-Mlurunt S, French city 3, Compasfl roclier An Ev'sning With Tin Hnri-y NI'IMIH as Krlsy Pulim-i-'s S, London 22, Knight. Hi', who havu u|urly Hie C'hib l"!nynlc. 29. Freo 31, Tibetan, The Wimiiiui's. who upontvl the rat^killfi Iwntilines the enter- When ,Irmn Fontaine ripens at IB, Bnldsvin* or 0, Renews vrieat "Casanova »70" Winesiipsi 11, Worm 30. As- 'Pile P.avai'inn VilliiKo in Ni'wnrU tainiiient prosram, with the Fun Roii.uiico llolion Slyl* the Piipt'f Mill in February in Burned 35, Scorch 16, Hesitation, ID, rolynefiitui 3T. Exelama. in UM8, are licing nHsiatMl in younger Wlmmcr' playing the the British my.iiury •'Uial M for flyllahlo drink immc Hft-orriinn. Murder," she will wear the first 32, Houletta lion Suzcimia Ploshotto 17. Projecting IT, Piece out 38, Uiblicai Yves St. Laurent oriinnal ever 18, Fridn bet Ben Gazicira 20, Pen 33. Clif Is and namo . on the Paper Mill singe. • 19, Aquatic fever HUNDREDS OF "A Rage To Live" rodent 4- SANTA CLAUS Efforts run boitiK made to '// OIL PAINTINGS Bradford Dillinan 21. Meadow '/A - move "Ciiiys iinci Dolls,'' which 24, Come la $S TO SSOO.OO closes: at the Paper Mill Dec, 10, 25. Gal 'A I I M ART GALLIRIES IS COMING! "Sot, Mot, Big ipoeiol Kiddis Show h to Broadway if costs are not compftny 11 "(I", ItlillAII ST.l HI/MII IM "CARTOONS* . . prohibitive. Starring in this pro- customeni 'A 27, Firmament- s SUNDAY, DEC. 12th "ROBINSON CARUSO ON MARS" ciuction are Vivian Blaine and 14. Gifts For Children Who Eat Their Dinner Sam Levenc, SB. Eloquent '/£'A speakers Ib 1 0 Dinners from 53,05 • Children's Dinner 11,95 /A '//, 80, Nimhlo 'A * AMPLiJ*JKINq-.l6CI SMOKING * PIXIES — TRAINS — DOLLS 31, Rough ittVR 2.0 n ,.\ iSi MiiN 5T. 3S, Song Wed, fnr one luj SYMPHONY HALL 25 38, Ship's litlBH Hfhllrk WASHINGTON HOUSE timbcrpiece //A "A* tins*,? R Sjij 1='ilm as Vnu "Dan I'M Illr 1.1th 1020 BROAD ST., NEWARK s 38, pnee mare Cnulil Ask to Hff' ' N- V= TifflfS, !>ff Mairnsru" Msrls ROUTE 22 NORTH PLAINFIELD ty orranafmtnt with THI METROPOLITAN OPERA ASSN, and *• ST. Mountain, f/, il •'The Ipcress File" Klflne Mfloillf Aui FOR RESERVATIONS! MRS. SANTA CLAUS 757-0100 JOHN F, KINNIDY CENTER MR THI 'PERFORMING ' ARTS >f.i*n«: Hie ereit In ifflitilrninr_Mi«l JferlinlNrnpe MOM > PADi Don't foriit yayr Ntw Yior'i Ev* Rtiirvetlsn SB, Plant for % '// rifrmp sre It ffom IIIE" li>KriniiHgP tanning1 40, Listened w '/// METROPOLITAN OPERA 41, Comfort 57 IB 42, Breezy V/ NATiONAL COMPANY M 4O iASIi, Friday, Dec. DOWN '// 1. Ground '// 41 WiDNISDAY IViNING, JANUARY 5, 1966, 8 P.M. Squirrel at the WASHINGTON HOUSE RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE ROUTE 22-NORTH PLAINFIELP 9:30 P.M.-l:30 A.M. "Tickets $3.85 In order to have news pub- Name Wilverdiny MADAMA Reservations 757-9100 Hshed in time for the Chirst- mu and N'ew Year's holidays, Tlektti olio ovoilobl. at THI BANDSTAND MUSIC CORP., Til I. Broad St., particularly careful adherence To Who's Who and MILLBURN MUSIC CENTER, 35B Millburn Av... Millburn. DININQ end DANCINO to this newspaper's Friday George M. JWilverding of 1137 "Th« mo»t fofti in BUTTERFLY deadline U advised for the Wiilnut st.., Linden, an under- Issues of Dec, 23 and Dec, 30, Kraduate at New-ark Coileae of FRIDAY IVENING, JANUARY J, 1966, 8 P.M. All organizational and social Engineering, lias been selected news items should be sub.for listine in the 1B0S.B6 edition niltted by Dec, 1" for the is- of Who's Who Among Student* sue of Dee, 23 and by Dee, 24 in American Universities and for the Issue of nee. SO, Colleges. Wilverding has "served as pres- ident of the NCI student chapter of the American Society of Me- Union Girl Inducted chanical Eniineers and as pres. Info National Society idnnt of the Professional Societies SATURDAY AFTIRNOON, JANUARY 8# 1966, 2i30 P.M. Council, B'iirbnra Cummins, daughter He Is a member of Sigma Pi, a CATIRiNO TO fAMIlliS • DANCINO of Mr, and Mrs. Ben Cummins toeial fraternity, the Newman of 1727 Walker ave., Union, hal wilh Quality Frtih S»a(osd of Friday, Saturday and Smdsy Ivinlnfi Club, the freshman and sopho- BLUE DOLPHIN moderaln pricil, OLYMPIC f iM p.m. en been inducted into Alpha Kappa more class council and the Stu- COMPliTI DINNIRS • Delia, national sociology honor dent Council, ' . • All Freih Wot«r H»h in Seoion. Lunehten and Dinn.r S.rv»d pally society, at DOUBIDBS College, New He has participated in intra- SEAFOOD Clorni any ilyl*, Afrean lobitt* ToiU, RESTAURANT twnday Dtno.f* Stmd 12 . filB 877 Springfield A™,, ir Brunswick, mural softball, tennis and inter- RISTAURANT BroiUd Ishitif, jumbo Ffi«d Shrimp. •anquaf Fnciliti« for any Occoiion 337 Chtitnul SI., Union ISic* 2.fe47 — ESHX 4.7699 SATURDAY iVININO, JANUARY 8, 1966, 8 P.M. fraternity council football. He SERVED DAIIY k SUNDAY Mia Cummins, who holds a at S Peinti CATiRINO O 12/31 has been on the Dean's List for 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Ml/3 state seholarsaip, has been chair- fr.. Porkinf • MU 7^774 man of the Campus Chest drive six semesters and is a member of at Douglass, a member of thePhi Eta Sigma, freshman schol- CAtlBINO Cam* and Inlay th* Ultlmar* in astic leadership honor -society; On. el N. j,*i iafi«I Bfii •»••• EUROPEAN CONTINENTAL CUISINE , Campus -Regulations COHvmitMee, THE RAVEN'S NEST by Ojir Werld Fomotn the Arnold Air Society, a reeog- faullili.i far %-lee president of Nidholas BLUE SHUnER INN CpCKTAIl LOUNfSI CHIP ROQIR MINNI Dormitory and a member of mlion society- Pi Tau Sigma, lanqu.tl • W.ddingl, att, 4 RISTAURANT Iriakfait • Buiin.jitn.n't lunch £ Binnii meehanieal engineering honor 2660 Merrii Av.., UnlM Students-Ofter-Services, a serv- Psncit • CeiktstI FartiH (Entrancs through • • • • society, and Tau Beta PI, schol- MU g^lSO Union Motsr lodg.) ' COCKTAIL t WIN! MENU -find Ofchftitrg Ctrd# fer Carman end Butfeffty, ice organization. She 11 • ion- ior__at_Jhe_ epllege. astic leadership honor society. Catkin)! Leung* Open Bejhr (3 Raont Avallabli) Roulu'22, Union Am.(icon txpnii • Dintn Club •••,-..• — — -• o TJ/30 1 M!U W.,t of Flagship I Cant llaneh*, henond hsr.l r 9/at

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',' ••"• / Th* N.w -ULTIMATi IN CHINISi CUISINI" FOR evn to tiAm... steel 4 UBUF »I»C» f«r Cootlntntil >Bl Wo S«rv* luncheon and Dinnur TRETOLA'S Amsrlcin food 1U OAJW1 MENTJi ALEX ENG Catiring In yaur hom* or en our pr.mli.i At Fiv» Peinta, Union, N, J. EntFFCi, ihcludlni pout* >ni tEielatli ORIiNTAl RilTAUBANT Il.SB-ff.H — AIM ihUdttB't mtnu far tvtry blades Btr, Ldunit, rmt. r»rllm: Opes Av. MU 7-tnm MinibiJi p . H.lOllO P.m. g.l. 'til II midnUht, io, Orana* — SO 2.5120 "Cam* In and itay awhile ,*at end drink gives you Mccnb.n and thiir guetti DRIVE-IN THCATHE.PARKWAY1-34OO Bavarian Ityle" • Ent.riainm.nt t, Dancing EXECUTIVE Monday thru Friday UNION HOFBRAU MEET THI 5PEFD BRFtDI Frl., Sat,, « Sun, • Luncheen * Dinner urved 12:00-3:00 p.m. ;!^ . Hewsrd Hswki pieienti lESTAURANT end TAVIRN smoother;'!^ Doily, Sun, £ Holiday. - Faillitlt* far Small LUNCHEON CLUB, Seldm Branch Room v»|r»r«-. v^&*^.i*»&7ji . ' -* 1«' ^j' Nowork, N, J. Sausrbratiri and rnnny eth»r CantSntntnl Country Dining 1 WA 9.9618 Diihai, „ , more beard witti each stroke. Sets etjttera otosv ^§SHWf* * '- < *** W Specinl luitneli Mon'i Lunih- S*n(*d Daily 1 Air.Conditienid for fastest, longest-lasting shaves. Stays sharp Alia Children1! Platt*ri .-.•. B T/P Ampls Parking for a Hfetimo with homc-replieeable Now Thru D1;C. lUlb , steel cutters. Even pcmref-cleans Rseifi ' Gill 31th Y*d> ... ' Europ.on • AnMrlean Culilna GARDINER* CARRADINE Thera'i only ONI "VV. Mutt B. Doing Som.thins Ri|M" Lunih IM DlnMr I-1B The K/NG-S/ZE shaver ifiafs 6 ways better 6ead Faad and a Friendly AtmoiphAFi PED-E-FLQUS , Soturdoy, Dinn.r only "^ li Our Buiineti Dinn.r Dandno Frl., Sat. £ Sun. KLESS' Meunlaln iiyd,, Wol£huBB, N. J. Muiti In th. Otin Millkr Slyl. «. 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MA 3.J076 .— PARKINO PAC1L1TIIS — R&SHOIVIE& , Complela Parly Planning Serviee Your Hoiti: Bill a Miefcey DINNER, SHOW £ DANCING H!DM KJS (ML V 3/17/66 58.S5) (AIL 1« INClUOfD, EXTRA! PICNIC OROV1 ' BIG BAND SOUND" I AUTO STORES OLD EVERGREEN HALL RENTALS — DINNiR PART1IS Dine Graciously At Any Of The AT TIIC MEADOWBROOKI DANCE NIGHTLY TO Tilt MODERN BEAT UNION STORE; ROUTE 22 Or JOE DEE AND HIS JUJGMFNTW • MODiRN t SOUARIi'DANCINO "HIT TUHES" ORCHESTRA LODGE NISHT ; , IToitrs: Open Dally—D a.'m. to 10 p.Tn.Y " , Fine Eating Places Lilted Here DR 6-0489 OR ».9o30 * PARKING FOR 800 CARS R 1/3 jamet Br.scio, Manqyar I Thursday, DOE. 9, 1965 Holiday Deadlines UNION PALSY UNIT] Benefit Fashion Show In order In luvr news iwli- Four Secretaries Initiated TO STAGE SHOWS, Held Nov. 17 In Union llshcd In time for tlip Cliirst. 'PORTER TRIBUTE' A lioi'lim: Fashion slmw whs nms anil New Year's holidays, lij'Id mi thf ci'eiiini: of Nov. 17 The Women's Society for (.'•:- :it the htinif (>!' Mrs, drome jisriiriiliirly rarrCu! ndheieiiep In Union County Chapter rebrnl palsy Union County, will to this npwspaprr's Friday itdL-Kor of 254i> Linn ave., Union, Anthony, secretary to Jerome sponsor two performances of In addition to Heolinc -stylist deadline is iidvlsi'd for the A CiiiifllcliclitiiH.' ecu.'tunny wns Die sctiihK recently for the iniU-| , S.F.D. Lnboralnries, "Trihute to Cole Porter" tomor- Mis. Joseph 0. Frank nf Spriny- Issues of Her, 23 and Dei'. HI). aliiin of four new members into Inc., Union: Mrs, Anita- Kilbncher row and Saturday at B p.m. in fiulti, women nf the Linn avo, All organizational null social tin- Union County Ciin|itorof the of Linden, soorelnry to Elvin D. Immaculate Conception Hall, liciChljorhoH, atlendod tlw show. news items should he siili- Naliniin! Hetueimies Association, Piilernio, N, M, Palermo, Inc., Union ave., Elizabeth, Proceeds of thu snleK will be mittrd by live. 17 for llie is. by Mips Theresa L, Koehn, pres- Linden: Mrs. Irene Gai'vey, sec- Show director Mrs, Charles donated by Mrs, nnoijer to the sue tif DIM-. 23 and hy Her. 21 ident. • rflaiy to Ed ward J. Kccsnn. the Sp'od/.icl hns recrnited the tal- Therosn Gai'Kakiwil/. Fund, ent for the proyrmn. for the issue of Dee, Sfl. The now nuMnliers, who wiu-p First State Hank of Union, Union initiated iit the firnup's dinner and MiNK Judy-Jo Pipala of Un- Tickets are available and may NilD A JOB? R.ud ih. H.tp Wonted mi-etinj: in tlir Winfieltl Scott ion, secret iiry tn Frank M, Pitt, he obtained by cnntnc.linR Mrs. Cslurnn On ihl Clatiifild Fogi, You'll NIlCftBORS WANT VOUh u,,[i iiiini, Hotel, KiUniirih, and presented the FirKt-State Bank of Union, Charles Fsulin, B4!i Baldwin probcibly flnd on gmplayar whs con Teil 'mm whol you have. R\jn a IQW.EQI! Union. ave., Linden nr Mrs, Russ-Ml Hi your larvUii, If not, phan« YOUR Clouifigd. Coll 404.7700, hy menibership rhnirman Mrs. Ruth F, Hnlloek, were Mrs. Hel- 1.1 r. Theresa Shu-Yinj! Mao of Romeo, 121 E. Grove st., West- EMPLOYMENT.. WANTIO AD is thii t.infien, a physical research field, ntwipapir bafsri noon Widnaidey. chemist at ERKO Research, iilns-i tralrd "The Orijjin and Develop- Don't Bio'J ment of Chinese Words," Dr. Mao's husband, Dr. Peter Junior Auxiliary Unit Lists Mao, is n pathologist, teacher Your nnxt Men's Gift, until you've .*con ~* and mcfliea'l resciirchcr in Albert our unusual, dktiiictive seluetiun'at Rwknff, . . • •; • Einstein Collcfie 'of .Metlifilic, Hospital Work On Agenda Yc^litva University, Bronx. The Our esiit'i-iciicuci, coiirti'otis gift coiinsellnrs. will The Junior Auxiliary mem- donated canned uooris . toward help you chooso from our wiile, wide, world nf M'on's Mans arc the parents of two I KU-ls. j 1)ITR of the American Lemon the ThanksEiving Dinner basket Fashions, /uxiliary, Connecticut Farms and for the Christinas basket Anionc the Kiiesls present were (to be delivered to a needy Discover for yourself the thrill of .shopping for Mrs. Ann Hoffman of Roselle, Unit No; 35, Union, are actively en«a«PfU in volunteer Hospital family). men's wear at Rockoff, and you'll tlisuovnr why we've jH^j'-D Laboratories, Inc., Un- 1 ion), Mrs. Dolores Orsi of Lin- work this season, partiepiitinB >n Junior ai'liviti™ ehainnan been chosen "Gentlemen's Quarterly ' Magazine. den and Mrs, Gernldine Knvie, unit pi-ojects nnd County Junior Miss Eileen Walsh, and junior Fashion Award Winning Store . , , both of Esso Research and Esso acHvitiDs proRrnnis, activities vice-chairman Miss Rock off, dedicated to your mclivuluiUity, will Research and Engineering Co., Mrs. Robert Wacker, junior Lynn Walck, each served 12 srkidly monogram your gift of.Dress, Sport, or Knit Union, activities chairman has reported hours of voluntary duty at the that the members conducted East Orange Veterans Hospital Shirts, Sweaters, etc. At No Extra Charge , , , their semi-monthly meeting during the month of November, her home, 031 ColfBx avo., Miss-Wnlck—also-pnrticipalcrt-in- Let's''Cjct Acquainted"'] ilworth, Friday evening. the Veteran's Day parade in Kallilcen Kremor of 1811 Ri-oup conducted a mass cookiti- Elizabeth. 170 ILMORA AVI. Berkshire dr., Unloiii ft freshman bakln« projeet, for cookies to he The Juniors are currently tak- at Caldwell ColleBe for Women, donated to the Senior Auxiliary ina part in the junior activities Whether it be Mink, (Cor. Ponnington St.) was in t'he east of a Christmas for the .unit's Christmas -party. county projji'am, inakinR articles play presented in the colleRo Tuesday: . . to be donfitetl to tlie East Orange SaWe, Chinchilla, Alaska Seal, ELIZABETH — 114.4767. auditorium by members of the The Blrls have collected. BHB V.A. ..Hospital. Beaver, Broadtail, Persian Limb Third Order of St. Dominie. The assorted coupons for the unit, *2 The Connecticut F«rms Jun- Otter, or any fur fashion favorite , Men's Wear and Shop For Young'Men & Hoys pairs of discarded nylons and play was entitled "The Star in iors will .join other croups from at Fleminsion you'll find JMi^p Livery Evening 3 P.M. — s»iuni«j 'di r, r..M. the E;ist." Rev. Paul C. Perrotta, nine . pairs of eye glasses Tor the county to attend the Union FABR FRKE IN EHAR or rniviLi.(;i:s i O, P., is morierator various hospital projects. They County Junior Activities nieet- the largest selection anywhere lilS and Christmas party tomor- row at the American Legion all guaranteed to save you important dollars llahway Post Home, Mrs, Rob- ert Gai-fiuilo, county chairman, at our famous, Mrs. Robert Wacker, the unit's low ciose-to-jactoiy cost prka junior activities chairman and Mrs. Calvin Walck, county aux- IN NEW JERSEY iliary president, will accompany Irum $59 the juniors to the meeting. It was announced that the »> is.oso FOR THE FINEST VALUES IN BRAND NAME CARPET! club erroneously stated in a pre- vious news release that junior Activities treasurer Miss Laura Wacker was the recipient of a second prize winner ribbon for her stuffed "RaBRedy-Aiin doU" in the departinent of New Jer- mm sey's rally, Nov. 13 in Fleming- n ton. Miss Wacker actually wbn the Blue Ribbon award .for a first prize entry. She also was the, recipient of a gift from the department. The stuffed toy CORONET'S were distributbd to . children s hospitals.

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Brood St. • 351-1100 Op«n •VBfilngi 'til 9 P,M, — Sol,, 'til ItJO F.M. PHONE 37$450O. WESTFiiLD 2ia Mountain Ave.P Springfield, N. J. 234 I. Brood St. • 233-8700 . ©pin Msn;,.Wid., Fri".,-'"HI"9",-f«.M. - Tun,, Thun., Sot., '«! ir30 ?M. rMfondayiHru Saturairy 10 a.i«. to S p,m ' MlddtMBx County (Tel! free) 634.6700 ' Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. 'New Jersey's Lan/cst Complete Carpet Servid Thuridoy, pee, 9, 1965 How To Put"ZIP" In Your Holiday Mailing Berlin Academy In «n effort to expedite do- GarfieW O7O2B Mountainside 07002 M. O. Boxes 1)7058 ScUHUtUii 07004 Friends Organize livery of holiday mail, postal Brwood 0702? Newark rlainfield 07000 Short Hills 0707R Itabbi Benjamin rinkel«tein, officials have issued an urgent Glen Ridji 07028 Boxes 07101 Jlahway 070BS South Orange 0701Q Hab'bi David Freedman and plea to senders to Use ZIP Corie Harrison O702B Downtown 07102 Raseland 0708B So, Plalnilelri O7oao Itabbi Leon Ynged, all of Irving- numbers on all mailings. Hoboken' 07030 West Sta, 07103 norielie 07203 Sprinfifleld 07081 ton, aie serving on the newly 07204 O7OB3 Following is o list of ZIP rvington 07111 Forest Hill 07104 Iteello Park Union formed North Jersey Friends of 07105 07070 07087 designations for a variety of Keainy , 07032 Ironbound Rutherford Union City the Babbi Chaim Berlin Rabbin- 07108 07078 07043 ical Academy^ it was announced' destinntions in central and north Kenllworth 07033 Vailsbui'i Scotch Plains Upper Mijntolair 07034 noseville 01107 Vnuxliall O7OB8 yesterday by Rabbi Louis Weller, Jersey areas: 071 OS Vernnn 07044 of Newark, general chali-mHn. Allwood 07012 07035 Clinton Hill jlnden 0703(5 North Arlington O?o:« Wnst Caidwell 07007 • Also serving on the organlsa- Avon el 117001 07047 Westfielrt . 07000 tion are five laymen active in Bayonne • 07002 O703B North 070fin Hospital To Give M O Boxes 07001 Ortiiodox religlouf endeavor, Belleville 07100 Livingston "' 07030 North rlainfield 07110 West New York 07003 David LcchieT, Irving- Alper and Bloomfield 07003 Lynti hurst 07071 Nutlcy IMax Orenberg, of Irvlrigion" and 07050 West Orange 07052 Boon Ion , 07005 Maplewood 07040 Ornngo • Herbert Lewis and Jay Binstok, Palisade 07025 Review Course Woodbrirtco 07005 Bmnkrialfi 07004 MHlburn 07041 of Union, Lechter is one of the Cal dwell 07008 Montclair 07042 Farmppany 07084 Newark Beth Israel Hospital lay co-chairmen of tine Friendi, Mountain Lakes 07046 Fassalc 07035 will participate in a new fffate- 0700S The Academy, which was Cedar Grove 07009 wida projjram designed to solve Memorial Program the nursing shertsfe by giving named for a noted Orthodox Clark 07088 Scheduled At Hospital spiritual leader and scholar, or- 07010 a special free refresher course Cliffside Park Babies Unit of United Hos- iginally wag established in Man- Clifton 07011 for inactive RBUduate profes- haWan. nearly six docadoj ago. sional nurses at the beginning of pitals at 18 Rosevilie ave.,'New- M, O, Boxei 070 IS ark, will hold an open house this Several years age it was re- Colon!* 07007 the new year. Sundny, noon to 2 p.m., to de- located at Far Roekaway, N.V, Cr&nford 07016 The course will itart Jan, scribe R new program—"Journey In addition to a seminary for ttFFOFTHEMEK 24 and will continue for eight East Orange t.i Health through Recreation"— training of Orthodox raUbls, it North Carl in; ' 07017 weeks on Mondays, Tuesdays planned BS a memorial to Dr. J, also maintains a Jewish day South Cawiers CHOIR nnd Fridays from 8:30 a.m. to 3 Herbert RabinowiU, Newark pe- school, a four-year high school Boxes & 'Firms 070in p.m. diatrician who died In 1063. and a department of post- V,A. Hospital 07010 This state-wide jprogram of graduate studies. It has R total The project will include su- enrollment of more than 1,100 Enst Rutherford 07071 nursing recruitment announced pervised croup play, individual 07021 by Oovernor Richard J. Hughes pupils and students. Essex YeNs play therapy for bedridden The North Jersey Friends, Falrview 07022 is being conducted with a S300,- youngsters, movies, parties and 07023 000 federal grant under the comprise laymen and rabbil a daily "mail service." The proj- p y i i Fort 07024 Manpower Development and ect' also may include a' recrea- interested in Jewish education, Training Act, Newark Beth tion director, additional equip- will seek to aid the Aeademj Israel will receive a proportion- ment, toys and lUpplies, a through scholarship funds and ate share nt the grant, along with ipokosman laid. other media. other participating hospitals. Counselors Plan There are 4,330 job vacancies for registered nurses in hospitals and related facilities, according Area Interviews to New Jersey Hospital As- Admissions counselors from a, sociation estimates. With Medl- group of colleges will Interview eare going into effect shortly ipplieania In Newark,, on Dec. 13 and continued population and 14, High school seniors and growth, even more nurses will juniors may maki appointments be needed, Association offioiali THERE'S with admissions officers from said. one or more of the colleges. Romantic eaudlilliht STILL •rn way! Tall, •Hsf In recent years, individuals tondlti IMI fef a lif.llm., and groups of students from burn lor hour! on on* futllnfl. Area Performances TIME AM f!u r Fityftd both public and private schools AdjuileM* f!om«. Fintytj Planned For January In duiobk nulal. Hsnijf fyri have traveled great distances oaugn ihaWl Mmslnln§ bum- to take advantage of this op- Ing tim»i The New Jorsey Symphony fuili from «Bnion MuHf- portunity for interviews, col- and the Metropolitan Opera Na- Fili® Inlietart, msliflW* lege officials said; tional-Company have scheduled mvttywhtfil Parents and guidance directors performances in the area for ' Uprtlderiat, lovely at a Adnptsr bam fit any Xandarf January, *ll» (andlntleli. ComBi ful!p may Hi© intervitw as many ad- I Jewel Ughta far menihi en fueltd for hwrl «f anillHgM. missions counselors as they wish. The Symphony, under the di- t luxyriouilf gift boiti4 rection '61 Kenneth Schormer- TO HAVE YOUR ©no Bulanm fading, Ofa/ th% I The colleges Included in this liorn, will give concerts in the flame to height desired. . WIDE CHOJ« Of HNIIHIS cooperative plan cover a wide r AND DECORATOR CO1OU; high schools In Millburn and CARPETS CLEANED i area of the country — Arkansas, Montclair oh Jan, IB and ZZ, k o vorlely V/hin, iti, seld CallforniB, Connecticut, Florida. §f tolorj j Four students matinees will FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON! ltidnnishl% sr I!WSMBB» Georgia, Illiiiols, Iowa, Kansas, "Hey, pop — how about giving me a boxing les er, lUp It." I ilstk. Geld er IIIv«.Tei» fin; be included in the week of per- H |Mu4 op br Dee, IMk .Massachusetts, Michigan, Min- low Iih with hand.inirav«#"il«" formances to he given by the t datfgn nesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Metropolitan Opera National WALL TO WALL only IQe sq. ft. filyir or solilono nwwk flB. Hampihire, New Mexico, North Company at Symphony in New- Priced Iih peskagri with lam fuil !n]«tar rtfUl and jsnjUhsii. Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsyl- ark from Jan, 4 to g. New Jersey fxl 2 RUGS* only $10.9S IUXU1IOUSIY PACKAGED vania, Rhode Island, South singers appearing with the Carolina, Texas, VPrmOnt, Vir- For And About Teenagers) troupe are Ellen Berse, mezgo I ginia,* Mid Wisconsin. soprano from Westfield, and This plan enables prospective Vern Shlnall, baritone from Fort Lee,' • i ..*.., DBIVRV Gem Appliance & Gift Co. applicants to learn more about HOW VailsWg's Largait Discount Silt & Appliance C«nt«r collegei, unlvergitiei and tech- nical schools from various parts NilD A JOi? R«d th( H.lp Won».d "New Jenef't Largejt Complete Carpet Serttes" 998 So, Orange Ave., Vailsburg - Newark ELIZABETH ARIA WHTFIILD ARIA MIDDU5EX COUNTY of the eountey. Small, medium- Stsilen of th* Cla.iifi.d Pog.i, Yeu can ESsox 2-6975 siied, etv'1 large eoUlges aro ISSIX COUNTY SOMER5BT COUNTY (TOU FREE) probably find on.«inploy.r who tori U|« asi.1100 333-B7M 634^70 repreiented. yaur iiivicM. H nsl, Mil ysur quolifieo- tloni In on .mploymtnt wanted nd. Jut!

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The past ex- 1 ample of mothers, In some eases, of her time and thoughts before uri aru no iiv-t rults or «as,y- niiytliini,'. the proximity to metropolitan Issues of Doc. ZS and Dec. 30, By MARY VI. ARMSTRONG, a cook book, "The way to a man'i wholesale markets, fruit and heart is definitely throuKh his provide essential know-how. Too marriage. o-U'iirn ln.slnti-tiuns fur the uii- A low priee, huwever, wight All orRnnlzational and »ocl»l - Having UID pielix "Mr-,." at- nitlnted. Hut shuppiiii! for setnhlG erops from the West- news items should be nub- tached to your name brings stomach and Ike (her husband) often, however, the job held by Unfortunately, it UiUt's a lot eim that there is a lot of this the bride-to-be, to say nothing of experience to mnke the proper fruits and vegetables can be fun,item available. Look for items ern and Southern States and the milted by Dee, ii for the li- many new ami vancd rehpansti- is no exception," Caribbean Area are also readily sur of Dec, 23 »nd by De«. 14 New housewives often lenrn cspeeiiilly in the Mimmerlime. iti senroii and for fruits and bilities, Not the least of the«,e Is In buying fresh fruits and 1 available. for the iigue of Dee. 30. food shopping nnd preparation. by tual and error at lome un- petable, ! that ore crown lociilly. .gotnbH'H, the customer should Wit ii no shipping charges, these Cherry Nut Round BreadnhviiyN nsk hersi'lf "Is this tho should be k':s expensive. nest fnr me and for what 1 want But don't huy more than what to use it'."1 If not, it is not ft 1 is needed, or more thnn can bo Good Eating At Christmas jyod buy mi nuitlt't how chenp it stored, A wostc of food hi also s. Generally himiikinR. the ox»-a waste of money. By ANNE L, SIIEELEN can for n-pcztiiR, but you will 'cshive waste in preparation and Union County is well situated County Home Economist have to loosen the Rides of thenferior taste of Wilted, imma- in ' rp;j;inl to produce supplies THE FLOOR SHOP Time-saving to mix and con-ewke With a thin knife when you ture, ovorripe or dnteriiirntcd because ot thu nvailablllty of 1934 venient to bake is the theme for remove it from' the enn aEtcr it products make tlig best quality fruits and vegetables' mown in this festive Cherry-Nut Round is frozen. nctufilly your hehl buy. the Gnrrfen State, South Jersey Bread. Cherry Nut Hound Bread Fnr exnmple, bananas may sell products, which are ready for "QUALITY AT A COMPiTITtVI PRICl ... 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"A BASIC GUIDE TO CUSTOM STEREO HIGH FIDELITY" a "BLUE RIBBON" Christmas Club at This $2.00 value Is yours for the asking, CHRISTMAS CLUB PLANS |ust bring this ad to NATIONAL STATE Save this much Receivo this much each week Christmas oath Audi SO* * as Thousands of smart Santas thraughoirt Unfon. * 1 5 so County become members of our "Blue Ribbon" CRANFOBPt WESTFIELD: * 2 $1OO Christmas Club year after year. Join them as a CJ.ub * 3 $1SO ; I g FISHER m*V«l and g itrupnent, and you will Bnd*niand why oudio Mm ond mwk {cv*ra hon oo> NATIONAL (toinxl riaUr a* 1l)> «n«t ta toand reproducing •qolpmtut lint* lli* dawn of th* titgh fkt*U lly *ra. Ttt* n*w flihur DIptsmal STATE BANK fcaturu a htgh-HtuHMty PM> St*r*e »un*r with *mlu«lv* ELIZABETH • HILLSIDE • KENILWORTH • RAHWAY STEREO BEACON, wld*-rano« • ROSELLE PARK1 • SPRINGFIELD • SUMMIT • WESTFIELO AM tun*r, up lo 70 yrertti el p»k 4d autanaHe t MW JH3C1T ' UCMB» FtDWAL DEPOSIT JMURAHC

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High in the rolling, timisersd londseapB of HOME OF THE WEEK: CHATHAM Cedar Ridge At Washington Valley TOWNSHIP , , » you wjl| finfj Chnthnm Heights, o new community ef elegant eyifsm homes, Together* Chatham Height! end Chatham Tswnshlp Scene Of Historical Encampment bUnd to Creole tho 'epitome In luyuriaui luburban living, Evgpy hsFTiB 'if eustQm=designed t§ complement th« rolling, timbered MENDHAM Igndtcapii HemM jncluds up !Q J hgdrosmi and 3 full baths. All utilities nnd lot improvements are included. By rail, Newark ii juit 30 minulii, N.Y.C. juit 45 minylsi. A few mjnulcs away

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, COUNIRr LANE, Oi-F RT, 24, MENDHAM, N, j, (Juit 6 Milrl From Mofrislown) •36,700 Motieli Qpin Wtikduyi and Watkindt Noon Is 4 P.M. DIRECTIONS! Rt, 2* to Chatham) turn lelt on fairmount Ave, Mod.I phonl {301! 543-7884 end eontinui njsprox. •)'.» milel to River Rood, then fight t9 Hinry Drivs, DIRECTIONS: From Motrble.vn, R?. 24 west iipprSM, e mils; te Country Agent: Btegneil & Kramer, Union, N. j., MU 6.1800 — - MaeJel-phofie.-i3J.8S6Q Lone, Meridhnm Borough; turn njh! to Medeli- OR: From Son

"SECOND SECTION NOW OPEN" Beautiful Wooded Lots! Hurry! Prlcon due to increase! Itanch model at Cedar Ridge at Washington Valley, Homes are built on deeply wooded lota and superb location plus are priced from $23,500, a distinguished home the American Revolution,' General Washing- all In Colonial architecture,, and priced from $23,500. Tin's is FOREST IlllJ,, high in the 1ie;ivily-wi>ude(L ton's army spent two winters secure in a peaceful Buyers may choose from 16 variations of the five mountainside of this histoneully-sijjnifieant Morris County valley nestled among the gentle hills of Somerset basic models. All homes are built on %. acre lots community. Only the clioicfji of homes will i-nnipleriirnt with 100 foot frontage, COLLECTION this choice land—homes inrhxlitijj ranch, hi-lcvel. split- County. In the past. decade, Somerset's Washington level and 2-siory designs. • Superb'recreational . facilities Valley has been the scene of considerable homebullcling Watchung Hills Realty Associates, sales agents for Fine Homes from $37,900 to $50,000 arc nearby iiicHniiiitr the new Mnrris County Golf Course, activity. The confluence of two major interstate high- Cedar Ridge, report Section IV is 25% sold and gome Comtininiiy iiiipnni'iiiuiiti! inrlu» right sn Seuth Mlddisfauih Rd.^ 5 A jsilrct riumWr of BI>W houses . some ntaring eempletlen and ranging CirtU; % iround circle to Stirling Rd.i continue to { l ts Csisniol Aerti iign. _ ;= * from 145,000 JOb.r.rio , , , ioms for Immediate accup»nej> are now available, _ P«rk Awf, at Powder Hem Drtvo, Morris Township, N.J. of Stirling ML, then lift on Valley Rd. to Main Ave.( io!*i Agtntt rtgttte Ghirinut St.] loftto modeli, (oeor Madison m& Morristown)Talaphene; JEffsrson 92131 norman m. krisburg, Realtor THE SMOKE RISE CO, Wu Aftjttlt THE B0VU COMPANY, 355 Jwit y Ave., ELloMh S42OQ 231 lomerset St.,-'No. liild KINNELON BOHOUQH, NEW JEHSEY, Telephone" B3B-4900 (ArPa Code 301) • Apnt: JMOBIOH, SOLDFARB &TAN7MAH * M 2-4444 • II.LIILIII: MUM 34 (Umk Ait,) ttmilli MMUHK CMMr, ri#« H PHk AM, ttA • Broehurs an Bequest WHY NOT DP1VI OUT TODAY? m*H «• IHMh, en OB tm SaM OrMn Aw, (Crfmr**. M,) rtgM M Hm Av«, te In* Directions Btoamfleld s\e to Route 2if then right 14 mllel along Hout4 3S Mdh S47-317S PL 7*6900 (a Bales ©ffle« »t Bmoltii Hlie North Oate.

high in the mountain forests - SOMERVILLE AREA ~ of Bridgewater... Final Station Going FAST! ACRE ESTATES high in the Watchung Mts. HOMESTEAD PARTRIDGI HILL 11 •scopi tsp-lf , . . into th» cool, groen mountoini , , - into fhft luxury ef a heavily-woodtd eilota The Stoekhridffe 2-story Colonial, 8 rooms, 4 bir bsdrooms, Yet with all thai* noturol wonden, the wondsr of PARTRIDGI !V4 baths, elegant living room, full baicment, $27,990, HILL !i its previmity to ihopping, ichaoli highwsyl ond -VILLAGE^ ^tf&ftipefJatiQn, Rouia 78 will hrin^ NawnFk vilhin 3Q mtnutsi, Other magnificent models from 525,890, Nsw York within *i minutes All estate litts hove CITY WAIEK - 224 Route 206 South, Somerville, N. J. nnH SEWERS 1ACRE WOODED LOTS , you 1! find your home on o 1re« studded, b«HUti(u!ly Iondieapt3, H aer« 4 brand new models from $29,900 Choose from 12 lot , CITY StWERS & WATER , , lop-fnnkto" lehooli, low, IBV; (a«si CITY SEWERS lljopping hi hwoys, trains housfl of warihjp, ftsreotionql facilities all nesrbyl • Colonials • Ranches* Split-level* io Beautiful Models r % DOWN $ Choice wooded lots at both 'to quallfl«d buy.n from 22,990 Q»t larlyi Am«rteon ihorm in th« modern If45 itylai At Hem«il»od VillofB ysu gtt th» ipoo» yeu'vt elwayi wonlid ot th» prjet that you eon affofd CEDAR RIDGE , , . from $!g,9fO. iKciNtnt financing arrangimBnti, #ariy oeeuponey and yvoedtd led af* among th« many •xlra adyantag« avollobl* at Hamiitsad S34.W2 Villogn: Madtli HI epsn'dolly ond,w««k»ndi .from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Join the nuny fnhsiHe! vrt»*w «lre«dy purehwsei fte Bridgewater,^ Now Jersay Off MJ. Horeb Read, Warren Township, N. J, •ddi e^st I* Interchsnge Normmdy snd FtckUM madeta. Salet Agent: GRACE RAMEN, Realtor ^ ^ irliiuviiie .Exit In ifeund ' Aginli Thomo. lonlnfill, R.oltor • N, Plcinfi.ld, N J, 1 NSi Garden Slate Parkway., north, then Route ,48 Break (or Eekmofii lnn)|; turn right and"proeefd"ul"CTiIpD»7'RB6fe*SrfrTC"fl"dr~ _ ehep*i_7SSJ800 • _ MOB .! Phon.: 46F.J071 , (Morjiruvillf,center); i«f! 4 .nilci to Woihington' Volley litotsi, Lift and W»»t to Pai-sippany. Then follow signs. Model! open dally (allow ilgni to Cedar Ridjn mod'eli, .,-,•' • . . * DIRECTIONS: Taki Rsut* 22--w«l is Ssmapvilli; than gs Saurh .en Reut* f06 - D1EECTIDNI, Route 22 Wiif (pnil Flsinfisld) to V/orrf nv. Plalnfleld PL 4-3'JOam/*O PERSONALS PHOliEAS FOOD SERVICE WORKERS OPENS THE DOOIl FOR YOU TO CASH FOR SCRAP Ifilp Wflntud - Women TYPISTS ENRICHMENT SEMINAR A NEW, EXCITINQ, 11IQHL\' PAID . Load your car, Cmt Iron II, per loo 1b, Perform varied dutiei In malnienance of ssnitary condition) In kltehen of Stlrtlng for Olfled Iturtcnu. CARKEli, AB AN Newsriapers 60c per 100 lb,; Ma«a. . large dietary department, t-'o eKperience neeesiary, atartlhg rats ii.74 per hour, lne« ISc per 100 lb.; No. 1 Copper 3io ACT NOW i I • Ws prosently have several diversified and challenging clerk iiTi l.ia. en a-*naii IB M KEIPUNCII • per lb,, heavy brass 30e per lb,; r«gs. Bo ttiS to tlfl psr wk., lull or part time, Cprrator Tralnini! eoveri! Alpha-Numeric per lb. Lead 10c and batteries • • P • typiifs position! available wifhin our organization, EXCELLENT EnU'LOYEE BENEFITS siniidtrd A- Alternate progrsms, prd. Paper Btoelt Co,, 61 P- •>"•'• vm; CCKK 32733.2730 ruu iasis Includes— • PAID BLUE CnOSB MARRtAot; 011 the rocks due to jshes B fer eamBUteri veriflcation-r inBton, • - - -l" Cgg 8.M37, V/l/6 REQUIREMENTi: PAID BLUE BJ11F.LB en the runa? Item ft olmnsri'ne clct- i. In jiml 3 wfokB, PAID MAJOn MEDICAL tfh: i UM Bhsnii«.i!ipf for only %2. a day u, i, ana Foieim — AI, ,uial" Z ASSEMBLY ANp WIRING . , EXCELLENT TYPING PAID HOLlOAVi at Kay'i Ilnrdwarr, 2IJS MorrU Avc, EASY PAYMENTS coinage. Karlj i)^ ,,,,,. •feleetrenie amplifier: Experienced or ... GOOD COMMAND OF THi ENGLISH LANGUAGE SICK LEAVE ACCHUAL Springfield. Even a bacheler'ii npan- mVXNGTON roll*, seu, proof snts, MAOiflw. J.N •iBJtudi lor soldering required. LIFE INSUnANCE rnr-nl fihould leak nice. W/12/9 BOX 34 Incoln PI., Madison, !,, J. ' 37S-0D33 n 7-1077, colni bouiht and iold —. - HILGIN MFG, CO, LIBERAL BENEFITS INCLUDE: PEN8ION PLAN ll PAID VAOATIONS Gardgo* Sole iupplles — AppralEals, R/12/li '- 241.4580 . , GOOD STARTING SALARY MAI100ANT douiile bed, complete iet sectional furniture, formica kitchen . « V/1S/9 , . COMPANY SPONSORED CAFETERIA Mr. V. F. Warkila, Pcrsontie! Officer PIANO WANTID OARAGE SALB~10 Essex nosd,' iprlni- iet, BPINET, UPRIOHT OR ORAND . . FREE BLUE CROSS i. BLUE SHIELD Apply; . fleld. Moving, mum sell, OE re- 376.7711 - 761-6694 IS J 0139 — 10 I-O131 = DEMONSTRATORS^" frlKerstor, 2 twin beds ,lawn tyolg, Q/I/M •— Party PUn — Evenings odds ft endj.. B/la/9 B/lS/9 = HOUSEWIVES APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, JOHN E. RUNNELLS HOSPITAL r Do Toy titr-i Eltra Momjff BERKELEY HEIGHTS, N, ' J, , " 322.7240 MUST SELI^-DUMONT TV ii FM HatliO PIANOS WANTID ' - S For lntervlsw c*U fiiB-JSOT Lest & Found combinBtion In heautiful mahogany SPINETS • OHANDB • UPRIaHTB ,. •= V/I2/SS V/lI/9 744-1031 - TOP PRICES Ciba Pharmaceutical Co. cabinet, no reasonable offer refused, V/T/F - LOST SOMETIIINQ LATELlff call evenlntJ, la 3.4181. V/12/9 = GIRL FRIDAY A DIVISION OF CIBA CORPORATION Pcrhnps this column can help you PROFESSIONAL HAIR DRYBRS, new DON'T THROW THOK OLB BICOBDI- ioni Urm temporary assignment, i find ill For a iimitrd time only, lost and used, for home use. HENKELs, AWAY1 THEY MIOHT II WORTH tar«iJO, downtown Union location, food • 556 Morrii Avo,, Summit, N. j. and found notices will be printed FltEE 437 Drove St., Jrvlngtnn. t,vOn|, lomi knowledge of bookkeeping, An Equal Opportunity Employer MAINTENANCE PALTER Of CIIAItGE in thli ncwsBBper. NotiCfi AD3-664J arjgrt hand helpful but not required. must be submitted In person or by B/12/23 B/12/30 Cojild develop Into permanent position, V/ll/9 mull. Publisher reserves the right 'to FULL TIME reject a notice for any reason. Any 3P1NET PIANO, blonde, reasonable, ex- C iiotlct received by 5 P.M., oMnaay, cellent condition, like new, Carpot-Upholstery Cleaning f OFFICE TEMPORARIES Help Wanted - Women Sltuationi Wanted . Female will appear in following Thursday's itftommerce court Newark juperr—Malt-or deliver to BuburBin 686-0204 i'uoluhlnii Corp., 1S5I Btuyvesant Ave,, S/13/t WALL.TO.WALL CABPIT, lOOIe tUfl, - BAnYSITTING JOB WANTED, daytime. Union. " T/F & Upholstery cleaned in your homt, SANTA CLAUS By mother of 3, In your home, own WHITE ELEPHANT GARAGE SALE STEHLINO B1RV1CI transportation, Bprlnillela area, ref- AVAILABLE IN FACTORY rOliND ~—--1— larfe—bh fITH cwrjiTflTRf Am wfwPT ^rrffq niftT. _ EL. i-tlil. IS COMING! ercnees, Hi hour, DR 9.40BS, V/12/9 Call IJSS Morris Ave., MOTHERS. Hi Baltuirol Way, J/I2/2J HELP - WOMEN 687-1613 HBi-inifleld, Dee, 10 A 11, Time 10 TYPISTS MIDDLE AGIO CALL 686-7300 B/13/3 A,M, to 3 P.M. S/li/9 INTERESTED cook A; housekeeper desires sttiiiy iTlALTH FOODS—Nu'tl." Merbi, Honef. i using your free time working near STINOS employment: call MO I-STJI, V/12/S Salt-Pree Poodi, Flour, IBVINaTOli BUSINESS : orne? la tmkins money for the CLERKS 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. HEALTH FOOD CENTER, § Orange, oiidiyi? Call AVON cOSMETIca Situation! Wanted — Men FOR SALE Are., IrtlBEtCn, EB 2.iB93, T/F or personal interview Here's an onp'ty. 10 earn extra HOME POOL TABLE! 4 ACCEllORIEB. DIRECTORY 642-8148 pay to help old Santa along. We ACCORDION, IKOELLFNT GONDI- DAY PHONE B11.44M, EVEN1KQ1 have many openinii for lem. SANTA CLAUS ADAMS INDUSTRIES TION. • CALL ' AFTER JS, Ml) J.aill, A * B IIBVICI, ALFUA15ET1CALLT LISTED LD Si M1U/TQWK Wl BLVD., KEKILWORTn, B/8/10 BX CLASSIFICATION ~ ^ rsie?; ^ offer a bonus pro- poses. Call 681-5501 alter 6 P.M. DR 9-2909 - LADIES 17 TO T gram - to you. Apply at our s V/12/i j/ia/aa MATTBESSES, factory rejeotii from Tleasant work in our cheerful office, IOUBI offices in Elildoeth and V/IS/i ilJS. BcddiBl Manufasturers, 153 N, 4 3rs, dally, AM or FM, No experl- Westfield, ACT Park St.. East orange: open 9-8. alto Appliane«-Parii>Rapaln cn£e necessary. ' Hilary 1.25 to start. HIGH SCHOOL STUDINT SOLID STATE MICROWAVE BEST 601 West Front St., Plainfield, V/p/0 Tftt parking,' Phone BiS-3750—9 to l6 ARCADIA APFUANOB A« or S to 6 FM—Union. Mr, Q. MANPOWER, INC. Situations Wanted . Male CIRCUITS TECHNICIANS PRICE MIMEOORArn MACHINES. IIS UP. Electrical Appliance Hepalri a 1801 E. amna -it. Eiiiabeth MOVEL CO., 1517 IRVINB BT, Washers • Drjeri • Dlihwashiri With the completion of our new building, we now have openinii for tech- ALL MODERN BEDROOM; LIVINO , ' BZ.B4 lira St., Westfield Their ituden-- t want —ad i have -been ' nieians to perform diversified assignments In the area of Solid state .'ilerowave, ng siipoiali • stoves - HATUBI BABYSITTER NO FEE CHARQIO TO YOU ROOM! BiraiQEKATOR: DINLNO MOVING—Must sell Using room, dining Reasonable Ratei placed by Kith school itudentt and ] component circuitry, design modification, prototype assemble and testing. If you ROOM; KITCHENETTM: BTOVEBi a 80 ffmTWD, BEFERENCEB—Union area, V/12/J3 erie as a com room, bedroom brealtjrint, ' other IS B-tslt •re run free of eharie as a comJ . have trie equlva'»nt of a two year teehnleal proiram, plus at least tnree years PANS. ETC, BI S-4030, WA 3.8114. 6i7-70M -raunltr" lervlct durln"i- th'- e pre-hollda'- y-- of directly related eitperlence. • ' T/F raise, items, all iouth Bpringfield A T/F- S V/12/9 weeks, Emplejeri ihsuld note (hut ave,, Springfield. 371-0533, J/ii/i TEMPORARY WORK - NO FIE mlnori under 1« jean of ate *re re- quired to have worltlni paperi. ALI, NEW DICTATIPiO MACHINES NXLQff CARPETINO — Close outi on Art InUroctlon ^ MATURE WOMAN R & D LAB TECHNICIANS SSD.flJ mllUenas and dlieontinued colon «nd Ts- eaU on newcomers in Union, ear UNION, BPRINOPIELD, Technicians to serve as aides to research laboratory leleHlilll, Will, devise, EXECUTIVE gECRETARIAL SKRVtCES pRtiern!, iilS im<7t nylon rugl fSS., •IBntial, call for aDpolntment; IRVINOTON Hlih School senior deslrei fabricate, and modify experimental equipment fueh as laboratory glassware, test 1511 stuyvesant Ave,, union - ii7.§4rjo other ilzes ccmpanble valuei. Embasiy AST 1.NBTIWC1ION 1 part time Job during chrutmas sea. v/i/s Bay or tve. Call B, Brown, AHSASBADQR SEBVlCI INC, AD 3-0003 IWO'8 - TYPISTS - CLERKB son, Please call 374-6340, fixtures, mechanical and electronic devices, will also carry out and h?Ip to Mills, i!S7 Iprlnifield Avenue, Maple- = . - ' ,V T/F evaluate experiments in a variety of research applications covcrinB electronics, wood. 7il.4liS, R/a/3 EL, 3-55B4. day or eve. KIQM RATM CASH BONUS physics, and chemiitry. College level courses In the physical sciences plus related AKTXQUEp Falntings, aculplure, old 427 Railway »v«., Sllllgetta, J/12/16 CUKTEH HAUBRICII, M41 Morris ave.. iiperlenee required, ' glass, Victorian Furniture, WY 2.4914, | piANO,, RnEIKHARpT -- upriiht, mi Union, rm a high school senior and Mon. thru Bat, 10-4 Evenlngi by ap aogany, good condition. CALL wining to work at anything, polntment Child Care 1! 371.8052 pPPORTUMTY i'OUNG WAN wanti job.' willing to do REPRODUCTION SERVICES CLERK A-1 anything, li years old, 686-1081, Hlfh School graduate to make copies of blue print! and other documents on AROUR MOVIE PRBKCTOB, 6 raonthi B/lS/i old,, and Brownie Movie camera, never - —-——• — LOVING CAR! FOR BOSINISS A EMPLOYMENT IEBVICK Ditto, xerox Oisild machines: Perform minor maintenance on equipment and maintain files of materlali, prefer rel*Ud experience with reproduction equipment. used 130 PLAXER PIANOS, bought *J iold. Pump YOUR CHILD - 382.4176 418 PARK AVI,, SCOTCII PLAINS, N.J, Demestie Help Wfd,, Female MU I.JSM I er, electric, coin operated, upright or lUNLMTEO 1I2.M0O B/12/B i grand. Any condition. AmBieo ft Duo -'- 'Art rolls, 817-0131,' -—-.- EXPERIENCED DAY WORKER THE MICROSTATE ELECTRONICS Corp, BABY CARHIAQI, Bllt-RltB, grey it HANOVER GALLERIES, 140 Route 10, A suoaldiary of Raytheon Co R/IS/18 Asphalt Driveway* T Ws'rt eiperieneini GRGWlNa Help Wonted —, Men, Women With refcrencei for rrlday'i. near white, esecllent condition. MS." Hanover, K, J, "PAXUS and have Mveral open- Union Center; §10,, plui carfire. CaU LIBERAL FH1N0E BENEFITS 687.0593 116-0945, , V/13/9 151 FLORAI, AV«, MURRAY-HILL. N, J. PIBIOEEE COACH OABRIAQE, srib, ASPHALT drlMwayi, patklai lou bu/.t, -. _lnzs in our clerical stiff. J/lS/9 high chair, stroller, and car bed. Good All work done with power roller. All- MAN OR WOMAN GENERAL HODSEWORKKR An Equal Opportunity Employer v/ia/B condition, complete 175, Call iii-0775 kind, ol BUBO work, lamei LaMerieit, - 4>ENStAL OLIBICAL—Piefer maturs Per fener*! office work. Fine home * days per week, from 9 to 4;30, BELOW DEALER COST, nationally known 12/a II paint •?•,, In. Ea a.aoi). T-F Woman with typing and adding furnishings store, 4:30 t« 8:30, Mnn,recent references, call, mornings or -a dr, refrlierator floor models, never paehlni experience, to do general through Fridsy,. Write to Max 191afte, r 5 P,M, . DR MSio. V/ia/9 uied, 5 yr, juarantee—1109; free de. POOL TABLE—5 foot—eneellent eeudi< A *. FAIOALE * A. J. ORNIl .jflerieai dutiei In our Accountjnf e/o Union Leader, 1391 Btuyvesint Ave,, ELECTRICAL & _ livery, ! yn, to nsi». Linden Htove Co., tion—(!0, THOR Automagie Qiad, Water pioofhjj ABB Maion W'elt.1 , Union, : ' V/13/8 1314 . E. It. Qci.rgt Ave., Linden. iron, very good- condition—ilB. call AlBB*lk Drlfiwaya Help Wonted — Man HU i-isao. j/ia/i IDR 'e-iipl ah« i,"P.M. v/ia/i 952 tUkl Ave, gnloo • VOX «JRK—Perftet for the re. BErEHINCE HBBARIAN—llbrarF de Bnt high school graduate with BICTCLEl CaU tm 6-1427 or MB #-*81» " gree; Jr Library aiiistant. High school INSTRUMENTATION DRAFTSMAN RArlSTAN-C0NVEyEB_18«i ft, lorig, . • . . • O/12/1I Ii Bttie or BO work iiperleact, w» IERV1CE WITH EVER* IAL1 portable, wired for 115 volu. Alio '30 Mil train. . gmduitei full time, civil Service, hoj. pltai st medical imurasH paid. Call ADMEN Now and uied; big discounts; 121 It. of gravity rollers and 1 so degree APICBLLO BEOS, CONIEAOttNO CO, - Mn. Hunt — MB 6-0420, 3 to S P.M. models; repair ipeclaliits; parts: ae.. curve roller. All items In good .wdrk- Asphalt Drivevafs, parking Lou, a'' CREDIT CLERK—Intereiting work For progressive group of With Designer Potential ini condition. Call M, Minti, i"18.7700 m our »eti™ and growing Finance, V/12/9 ccsiorieii S4 yean In business. Victory Cement Wort, Work Guaranteed, - DRAFTSMAN ' DRAFTSMAN licycle, 5589 Morrla Ave,, Union. for appointment to Inspect, T/F Eli 2.1741 of MB i-Ji7»; J/S/4',; gnit. Mull aw* preYioui eredlt ABC iuburbon nswipaperi MU 6.3313, - - . - . T/F llperitnei or umi jchoollm ttUr DRAiTSMEN-DRArtiWOMEN Oppof tunltiei with irowlnf orianlia. 8 to 6 yean eiperienei •cbematlo and other wiring diagram! for industrial Blh ichool. J maehiriery_.,ebntr.5Li.Bfff«E-iome:. MBtrleneaion, je6nuoL-panel,.and.-cablnet-«- PIECE LIVING ROOM IE* •UBTO8AJ) FAVWa UOMPANf tjon, Srtany_ eomaany^Benentl...la-... _ BR0ADL0O3I RUOrBURpUNDV COtOB, MOHAIR, BEgl OFFER ^Heid~l«vFriirPerioniritf Bit BiinpiV cluaing- hospitalliatlon and pension, drawings, Work on industrial process control jyilems involving eleetrlesl, MV 7-3133" Detail and Lay-Out Wort, iuceessful mechanical, pneumitle and hydraulic components, 8 Jt 12, #35. CALL AFTER 4 F,M, MU 6.4814 Parklnf areai, drivewiTf, surelian, &MIBIMSAPH OPERATOR — Btartlng lalary dependi upon el, Tite iitlmaUi, Work UMW Muii htv. racial nperiansi or Applicants Must Havff frame ol Mind perlence, Bend full resume to; • 379.6597 B/W/B lni To Do A Btpetltive Typo of Work, Good lam Howard, aOBUROAN PUBLISH- , • : ., „-.;,,"J/M/8 Opportunity for a RETRAINTO Of Older INQ CORP., 1J91 Sturveiant Ave.. WELBILT GAS RANGE. 4 burneri. go6d Penon, Union. MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN CKMKTERY PLOTS condition. Call Saturdays. B««r> - Wins* - Liquor* — W« off.r good »t»rtlng ulirlei. Cnsipany P*ld BeneflU. HT/P ESTATE $33.1 -i Graves (» Burials). •~«e»ent benefits, tdvtncemont nigh school graduate required, nlghl collegi .tudtnt desirable. To Uarn Oracclantl Mcmorlnl Pk.: Fctpritual 687-8804 — opportunities *nd pleuant machine design, process piping and process equipment Can-. El, 2-n!)Ci7 (eves, EL 5-9222) (Non- B/12/9 ^ working conditJons. WRITE BOX 103 DRAFTSMAN B Point Liquor Mart To work In new research laboratory EXCELLENT OPPOnTUNITY FOB ADVANCEMKVT Secrnrlaii) (Will Divide). O/2/10 SHEARED UFAVKlt COAT, worn only e/o Union Leader, 1291 gluyreiant ATO., MU 6-3237 - Free Dellverle*. - 3 tot inttrvlsw, tpply In person located In' Union, N. J. Mechanical NEW. MODERN FACILITIES CHRISTMAS tilh'TS few times. -il?e 1H. cleaned; cont Vnlnti, New Jeritj draftsman capable of laying out and de- LJDERAI, EMPLOYEE BENEl-'ITg *700, sell for MOO. Wonderful gift. 840 Chestnut St , ttalM ^ _ of C*1I: Mr. Grow, 461-2000 a/12/9 MODFI. HI) LIONEL ELECTItK,' TRAIN l3D AM-3:30 PM any weekday. tailing maclllne parti. Must have basic SKT—10 plec:e« of track wltli jwltehes. AD 3-0736 (At Fire Folnt Shopplnr CtnUrt _ knowledge ot mechanical motions. Call Saturday Interviewi cart bo arranged power IJacIc, 4 can plus 3 operating J/12/9 6B7-8990. V/13/9 cars. Stores, houses, church, tunnel, = . ALLSTATE NOW HIRING Call Mr, Keenan for ApDOlntment or send resume «tc- Almost new. liest offer. RINGEIt SKWINO MACHINE Carpentry ESTABLISHED Real Estate office In USED Ei,Kc:rnic. $20. - INSURANCE COMPANIES FOR DAY & NIGKT SHIFTS nnlon, pleasing personality and gonj DR 6-1824 Mjpnlnin Ave. Murray Hill. N. J, CALL ANY TIME. MALE & FEMALE mannen, experience not necessary, will a/13/23 HO 4-5522. J/2/H — Equal Ojsuortunlty Employer train. Call MU 8-3434. V Graver Water Conditioning Co. A. BARTL & SON Z SNOW TIKES- Slightly used, tubeless Kltcuen Cabinet*, Aluminum WlDdowa. - •5 a/12/9 TOP WAOFa AND OUTSTANDINa CHRISTMAS TUo Bathrooms, Weather Stripping. ~ Irlnao benefits for all who qualify ai FRY MAN U. S. Highway 22, Union. N. J, 687-8300 FOR CHRISTMAS Town *t Country. 700 X 13. ntRFECT PART TIMK JOD, tot a busy Man for frying In kitchen. Immediate SO 2-5480 ES 3-5389 WIRERS - SOLDERERS An Equal Opportunity Employer" TOIU.D HOOK ENCYCLOPEOIA Jtpunwife. YOU TOO m*y qualify, If (fpr Electronic Assembly) opening anil good «al»ry FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY jou h»T» 3 apart nu, It love imart BLUE DOLPHIN SEAFOOD FOH PHICEB AND TERMS CALL TaSilons. Get your wardrobe robt free SHEET METAL FABRICATORS V/12/0 AD 2-C841 OH BB9-6183 THE KN1CK-KNACK-KNICHE — Come CAUPENTUY. kitchen cabinet!, alum. 1 evtry all month!, and average K5O-173 RESTAURANT WOODCRAFTERS 0/12/23 visit us for unusuau l bric-a-brac. 3 to uhlte storm windows, _doors_ . 'a**- . peir week, with no Investment. Call 8 Points MU 7-077-4 Union (i weektlnysy . Eves by y appointmentit.t 74740 |0 ings, railing!, patio tops. Joseph Bank*, 17£5071 V/13/9 MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS mili Di Oae O~R 6-U77G. '|356-6920 - ' , J/12/21 • H/13/9 COLOR T.V.. ALL MAKES milling Drive. Orange D/12/2 HANDY MAN, garden apartments In BrECIAL SALE FROM #B3!U>0 interview daily Union county, experienced, good me- YOUNG MAN WANTED (IMMKDIATK UliL.) BF.LL, APPLIANCE TPRODUCTION^ H-wr S», Union, N, ,1, ~ (WK-Blinii TAKD GOODS FRED STENGEL CALL FOR APPOINTMENT chanic, 5',4 d=y weefc. apply — 1750 IF if'B WOVEN TKT ALTERATIONS * BKrAUt* Walker Avc., Union, Weekdays (I to B a/u/8 For CUSTOM BHOP-AT-HOME DecOt ? OPERATORS 925-6700 - Ext. 53 V/U/9 VORMIOA TOPS FULL TIME »tor Bervloe for CHAPES, BLIP-COVEHS, CAU1NET WORK OF ALL KINDB THE AMPEG CO., INC. CON\AI,FM F.ST AIUS, mnl clidlri. UPHOLSTERY, BEDBPnEADS. OUIt- 6AH-GC3* -AND TRAINEES LABORERS milflif«. common TAINfl A—Bhoiie .call HflJiKJ our. nil) DulT.lfl Unurl „—-J-Unlau, y. . erettrs, etc Sale1 Decorator, with Bamplea, Advice and lailurlng processes "in" the production WAREHOUSEMEN DrUKS. 1031 Bprlnk'llfk! Avt , Irv , Ruler CUSTOM SAVINGS EXAMPLF or—semiconductor duvlcfl Job lniolvel Recent High School graduate wanted to do Circulation M/T/P Lined Drapes, Measured, Hung On new HEINZE CONSTRUCTION - lhg*handllnii of small parts and uio of a HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT HELPERS Work and Advertising-Circulation Deliveries for group* of rodi. Installed, 130 by 96 Inchesches, 79 DO mmoscopf Will train qualified appli- CONTENTS ol 7 room, house lor salt. complete FHmllnr BavlnRi on all fab- Kemoflellng - Altefntlooe - Repalra _ cants Ttlth no experience. Opening* on Situation! Wanted • Femalo Applv ready for work Including office rrn tuie. 7<> Durand Place, Irvlnnton. -• yd AI.VERH'S, Route 10 and 203CARPENTRY _ Ko Job too large oj placed hj hlffh scllfinl nturientn and for temporary job. B/12/9 In Morrli Plains JE 9-1718, small, eo reksonable you must eaU ~ g The Microstate ar« tun - free nf rharce as a r-nni Assignment in Union Company Benefits. Hourv 10 00 A M" to lO'OO V M Mon. to for free estiSate WA 6-2973 _ munlty tertlce dilrlnit thn prr-hnlldiy DAMASK SOFA, Plum color. »5O; Wing Tit 10 00 AM. to 6 00 Bat. * Sun ES 4-3436 J/13/30 ^Electronics Corp. wee>». KmDlojrn nhoold note that and Essex Counties^ Chnlr. Sl.V Mahogany Tables <2). *10. ~ A Subsidiary of Reytheon Co minor, under IS yean of •!• an Call Mr. Staehle, Circulation Director at 686-7700, Call alter 5:30. Liberal frlngn Benrflts requtrrd to have working papers. In NEWARK ES 4-H111 Dog*, Cut*, Pet* Cematory Plot* 1* Moral Ave, Murray Hill, N. J. 174 Washington St. between 9 A.AA. and 5 P.M. for interview. B/12/9 —An Equal Opportunity Fmployer mnn KcnooL STUDENT winhes babv- 1 ilttlng Job. I have experience ^tth In ELIZABETH DEN FCaNiTURE, a piece tnam sec- PEGGY'S POODLE SHOP LLrWOOD HEHOKIAI. PAAK, [NO." - M/r younc children. Call MU 8-4449. Ask tional, lamps, baby Items, best offer, Bathe "em. groom '0111 & lov» •TUB Cemetery Bauttful" atuyvej»n«_ for Janice. 152 Jefferson Ave. H/T/T MU R-OTJB Ave., union - Mu 8-1302. Eieo, OMloe. ~ V/12/8 WA 5-5129 — Linden. 60 park PI., Newark—UA 3-36»0. itmtNG M4CHTN« OFERATOns WANT. JOBS DONE, INC. E/12/9 J/l/20 fcto. Bonut' plan In «Heot. Apply to HIOB SCHOOL IHinlnFM Senior wlnlies Help Wanted • Men Halp Wanted — Men O/1/27 yiffOrt Builder Foundations, 1060 Com- office work or selling. Kiperlenred in — NO TEE CHARGED - DININC. IIOOM SET, 2 living room Kve Union. V-T/F telling. "Call MU 8-4449. V/12/!) pieces, tables, lamps, other household CHIHUAHUAS - AKC PART TIME PART TIMK MAINTENANCE WORKER artirWs. good condition, be-l offer Call BR fi-7447 EVES. Clothing - Household Gift* - TELLER STUnF.NT—High School girl wants Job Frl A. Sat evei , for delivery of —(8 to IS A.M.) agei 21-S0, . Call after 5 MM S 4054 as a salesgirl or cashier. Please call Newsboys Wanted plJzs, all around reitatirant -work Mrs. Hunt — MU 6-0420 — 3 to B P.M. J/l/13 THINK SMART! LOOK SMART! BUY "" BprlnBfleld Offlc* 607-4H47. MU 7-7077 V/12/9 DOl.L CARRIAGE — Large cOBOtl. ex POODLES GROOMED—* bathed, picked - NATIONAL STATE BANK IRVINGTON - VAILSBURG V/12/3 cellent condition, reaBonahle. up and delivered. 4 lb. white ttudi ex- SMART nt Merry-Qo-Round Reial* HIGH' SCHOOL girl wants Job as a Carrier salesmen am vanted by your cellent background, call before 6 p.m Shop. Lackawanna PI.. Mlllburn; 10-12 ™ Bpringfield — DB 6-1442 salesgirl or cii.ihlei'. cJtuilent at Union local weekly newspaper. It you are 12 TAUT TIME HEW WANTFD MU 8-7265 3-4:30; Oloied Mon., W«d. a/1/13; ycuro old or older, you can earn spend- B/12/9 MU 7-13.17 »- V/ia/9 High School. Please call MU 8-B398. 1 Wanted In Afternoollt PACTOUY WORK, Union shop, com- B/12/16 ing money' In your Hjmrr limn by SJERVICEMAaTEn Coal & Fuel •mnsa IN TOUH HOME, ADDBIESS CAPABLE teen ^per , will babysit on 139H stuyvenant Ave., Union GKNEKAL WORKERS DfO LETTERS ON OUR EUCTRIC 1 CAIXINfi MR. COOKE , FIRErLACK WOOD VltFNClI POODLES, TERRIERS, Saturday nlghts7. 686-7700 After 3:30 P.M, 12/9 Vif.c delivery and • stacking. . Call COCKER SPANIELS, 801INAUZERS. JM FRESH MINED COAL FISLD AREA: OFrtCK G22-3135 — Dellveiles only one dny ft week. RAPID ROLLER CO. Ha«kel Bros., . Tree Experts. 81)9-6785. NONl. BETTER 4T ANY PRICt HOME—376- ' 7. V/12/9 Tjfldcrn Sc Dlamoni] nds.. Springfield, N.J. Pekloatse, Chlhuahuai, Mlied Breeds. There am routes still open. n/i^n NUT OR STOVE . . S23.00 - WOMAN Situations Wanted — fomdla PORTER V/12/9 LINDEN PET LAND H T/P FOR SALE — Eltvnn CtMtltry Plots. 53 E. ptle* St., Linden, HU 8-89B1 PEA $21.00 BUCK/W $19.00 (Ltillea room attendant) apply or call PART TTMB, SATURDAYS. YOUNG MEN J/12/23 ^ ARCH RESTAURANT CniDREN'ft DAV CARE RENT THAT ROOM with a Want Ad TTTTTON • ARIA ~ CALL BI »-1800 Pour burlale each »280 per plot, STOKER RICE $19.00 Tnpk - DR 9-3WS ~- Short Hills part time, license, lunches will V/12/9 Full or part tlm«, »ooiJ «t»rtlm pay. call HU 2-4160. Sell all or any part. PERFECT CHEKTMAB GIFT only In jour home Available Only 10c p«r ward (min. $2,80}. Call Call DR 6-750B GUARANTEE COAL _ „_ V/12/lS-Jlt "mi r 1 i!ia New Year'» Eve—MU "6-7733, V/12/1 GBS-7700." • SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT • V7I279 9 weeks, registered, paper trained $100 No age limit, required, experience de- FOUR SITS OF LIONEL TRAINS,/ TWO AD 2-773G MA 2-7B&8 — MA 2-1600 tlrabls but not necessary. YOUNO MAN •1X8 TAHLES, TRACKS, ETC, J/13'0 BUY ANT> SAVE S NOTICE TO Full & part time, experienced In 354-3518 642-4130 delicatessen work. Apply In person AM, AMFRICAN, 1 year old, Hislf iloj, -JOB APPLICANTS V/13/9 Vlrson'i Del., 13(B Btuyvesant Ave., > ' R/12/9 Union. • V/13/9 llKht brown, all ihOU (Including MEN NEEDED SET-UP 8. MAINTENANCE 9 PIFCF MAIIOBANY dinIng room set rabies), lo\ei children, houie hroken. 1st Quality Coal ^ newspaper does not knowingly • DUTCH" so lively ti quick, nf eds home, »rc«pt Help Wanted nds from em- MAN for nlaitlo Injection moldlni iilant llk( new, girls 4 piece bedroom set free -- MU 8 52r,4 V/12/9 AToyers covered by the Pair Labor Young mnn with mechanlifal ability. Instruction — Schools and tnlephoile table and chair. STOVE Qland&rdi! Act. which appllei to Will truln person inttresled. Itosiillalli-.- MU 6-8140 SPBINOF1ELD POODLE BOUTiqUF, WPloyment In Interitate commertf, PART TIME atlon und other Ijtnefiti. Apply ^ln 11/11/25 OR NUT !*• they offer le?i than the legal WOMEN Clipping, grooming, bathing, profes- FIBEPLACl: WOOD — Chevrolet truck sional dog styling, pick-up service avail- ntnlmum wage of SI J5 i\n hour or MEDICAL KRCEFTIONISTl state ap- able, 22 center St.. Bofld., 379-3B2B. GEM COAL CO. (111 to pay time and one-lialf for SUMMIT AREA "'"MODERN MOLDERS INC. proved homo atudy course; placement full, 114. Call after 0. Ifflurs over At) n weet. Contact thf No. Bth St. Kenllworth. N. J. •eryliii,' Eastern career Schools, P. o. J/12/30 Ii •. Labor Department's local offlct Box 723, Morrlstown N. J.: Dopl. P. 539-1672 BIgelow 8-4309 Ptt more Information. Thp address V/12/9 B/12/9 B/12/2 a/1/27 Ukltuom 201, Federal Building. Fed- 6 P.M. to 10 P.M. SALES TRAINEE FUHNITliKEl Living room, dining room, methods. Asst s«or«tarlet, Lab & X-Bay Ttcha A BETTEtt CASH PRICE KNITIliD IR1&T* IBOETXNin GOODWILL MISSION STOKE, 65-67 Bedrooms, Dialog E00BU, Llvln) Career opportunity. Day As Evening classes. • CO-ed. St., Kowark, N. 1. Open Dally EEWEAV1NO DONE Qualified lob seekers of cither in writ* or Phon« for Free catalog 1$ T/P Roomx, Plsoos. Cotna, unene. Erie-*' •N Invited to consider employ men t OFFICE and SCHOOL CLEANING FENWICK MACHINERY INC. EASTEHN 9-5 30, W«d , "til B. Brae, Antlquet Kousettold Goods, eta CLINTON YULH A OIFT* Routa 46 228-0022 CaldWell. N. J. 1106 Ci'ouin Ave.. trv Cenur its s-ssss importunities In either the Male or tcnooL roa FBYBIOIANS' AIDES HOllSEnOLD SALE, 2nd fldor rear 29 Ktmalo Help Wanted columns. This . V/ia/9 23rd St., Konllworth, living room A: O/12/23 (Alforms to th« policy of provlsloni Good Pay • Steady Work B5 Fifth Ave.. N.Y. 3, CH 3-2330 LUBER—642-5444 SHIPPING & RECEIVING tn N. J. pbona MD 8-1137 bedroom suites. washing mRchlne. a/2/10 ETTA KINDER ojtha Civil Klghti Act of lDB-t which O/T/P drapes, lawn Items. B/12/9 l»oh\blt_ rtl^crlmlmtlon ln_emploi-_ IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Department needs younf'' man Will MEN AND WOMEN A J. PIXOR BUYS A SELLS Formerly of 62 Mill Rd., In., Now - mini on the bails of srx Thrie pro train man Interested: Hospltalliatlon MEAT BLICEH, u«ed only ones — ^ Better Grade liitfl Furniture OPEN AT . . . 1D37-A Stuyvee»nt Ave:. Hmlttonn will not be apnllcnble to and other beneflln. Apply in person: MOTEL MANAGERS, menrwornen- Union (New Btuyveiant Apu.) — couples: we . train you: placement Hostess: Sunbeam (rill & waffle ANTIQUES. CHINA, lyitC-A-BRAC m» employers under all clrcum- maker; good' condition EL 2-653B - MU C-RJ81 68-7-4091. For complete alteration*. on •Ttnces MODERN MOLDERS INC. service. Dept, P. Eastern Career clothes - Zippori - hems - coats * — 277-UU No. Bth St. Kenllworth. X. J.School), p o m>x 723. Morrlstown. N J 371-182B «7S Chestnut St., union. BAJ» B/12/S a/12/9 knlti - leather - nuedes. V/13/t V/12/9 I Thwr*doy, Dee, 9, 1965 Surveyors

BUSINESS DIRECTORY (.IIASSMAS.N, Kliril * M1\KH. IU Sunej nn • BUILDINQ • HOMES FOR SALE 433 North l'-n»a an »1 ALPHABETICALLY LISTED BY CLASSIFICATION liliibfiii, N. j,, »', w:;n ci IS APARTMENTS REAL ESTATE • HOME IMPROVEMENTS Drug! & Cosmetic* Musk, Dancing, Dramatic Tile Work & Repairing TOTH PHARMACY HAWAIIAN liANtINn — Piivnlr dm! 1(4 CHESTNUT ST., IKlHKLLi PARK sioun Ipjionli, Chlliifeli ,fc Aiiiilu, iiiiHiiiiiiiiiuMiiiiniiiiiiiinniiHHinHiuiiuiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinHiiMiiiiniiiiuiiiiiHiiuiuiiiiiuiiiiHiiiHit)1^ ii *s-i<<9: Mfl< Bluyvfjlint Ave.. Union, MI-HOP. SI'KC'IAU/.lNn In Crramifi tile work, Kn,, J7a.65B5 13 J3 Frii rick UP nod Dillverf service. fcunplett ju fire- 13,1,6 LKSSONK HARKY .ClRAMCKO 374-2048 Real Estate Newsbriefs I KRAVET DRUGS Home Ifuuiii at 11 Mures' Ave,, V/IW S4J Chetfsut at union <5 pelsitii , cm I! WAV n.ADIO Oil K-5214 Tutoring #rti Deliver! MU 8-1)13 R, 12 5 »!'irrl Rubin of Newark giii McMullcn Corp,, realtart , Hu. 3-10; Bun, B a.m. to S p m TUTOR was elected Vide President for of SprlnKflf-ld, won third prlie '* ir vor'iiK hiving B imriy punl ire ChemUUy and In the "Most Interesting ,:; looking for ft UtisH hf&ml. rai! Joiinir In MRilieriiftlie?, Fi\vj,lf?i ^.iiii J. iil the N, J, Asso- Dry Cleaning & Tailoring Hi fi ilic rifubcivi; 4-pitrf KFOUP with rrinch. 2U-IS0G. clatiun or Real Estate, Boards^ Trunsactlon" contest st the At- .,-» ii crmt npn- iniiiiii. e^a-7n:in. . n, is D cull 241.400(1 or J/I! 23 at its IBlh annual convention' lantlc City convention, In Atlantic City last wcrk. • • • ,, BU1TS - DRESSES $1,00 Odd Job* Typewriter Service • Mnriinisri: • Arthur Lavenllar . of North Adrian O. Murray ol Elizabeth, I illlUli MAIITIN'IZING BOll CHESTNUT ST., UNION ATTICS, YARDS i C'KLI.AttS CLEANED. TllliilV's TVPKWtllTKIt KKI'AIRS Plaiiiiielcl was elected Vice. was awarded a 50 year lin from • o.is i BOMEBTtC fi COMMERCIAL VACUUM ALSO ADDING MAglUNKS President for District g, Iloth the N, J, Association si Reil Ej-- CLEANING M [tunlilBH REMOVAL, 927 CHESTNUT ST., nOSKLLJ!. districts Include portions Of tate Boards , , , one of leven to" F.TC, ERNIE TIMPLt. . 37l)--flTB. CALL ANYTIME — !45-8l!H Electrical Service & Repair Ill 21. US Union and Essex Counties. be awarded at the convention, "* * * • • * * RESIDENTIAL — COMMERCIAL onii jniis UphQlilary - Slip Cover* Piibbi.'h, till rfiirnVFil; cellar Normivri M. KrisUurg of North A "Build America Beauti- WEB Eloytric Service vsrn.' flFftnfrlL .dump truck s 'lainfieid won thu New York ful" eonferenee, sponsored by - W. WINStUN — Mil B-SCinJ MA 3-25^1 - Cull Anytime • MU B stlPCOVKKS —• CAM, IIHK.-Mj Timos award for .the best classi- the New Jersey Home Build- " LICENSED — INSUUIO o Free rsl'.mttPs. Uovrnl prlers. V/I/S Ural Direct — No Middleman, ied acl of the year at the Re- eri Association, will be held CUSTOM MAnK UNION next Tuesday, in Radburn, sin, J ltor convention. Last year Kris- inteiftainman! Windows & Eifirms il ftned. PainllnE g placod second in the judfl- Bergen County, ll.idburn wai Heunlr Work, Cellltrr .V Y«f(is CIBIIII-Y the first planned comnjunHr, .- EL 2.3117 ng, FUN i MAfilO lor Boy BeguU, DlrLK. Wotcrproofing using open space principles •dM Olrllts, club.-., Y'l. ind nil • * • almost four decades ago, " — «ee»ilons. Mr. Etlwrifiis . ES 3.5030. Clip for future ffierencs II T/F uiting & Paperhenging Vcrna E, Anderson, of Geor- lli pe llillvli. Houses for Sals shliri', I'l- Houses For 5a!« FiurnSturo Repair FAINTING * DECORATING Mccllrtll ltRiit wsrk: rife Estimiici: d JOS. riSCIOTTA SUMMIT AEEA URNITUH «dS plinos pollslwd. MU B.J-J30 KXCELt.KKT STARTER HO5IE nesidentlal . commereiil . Induitrlal " pilrlnE of DrolktB furniture i s C, 1 21 Wofer Softener Living room, dlniiiK room, kttcneji, 2 Acreaie ~ INFIIH3IS%II>N, CALL ; • " " • i,12/30 THE VOUNCF.R SET, KB Mlllhurli Ave. 687-4385 or 376.1345 Special Closeout GORCZYCA AGENCY UNION THOMAS G." WRIGHT' 34 Interior - Eiterlof * PigerrntBglng Welding H 12, S RIKIR MILL 108 CHESTNtiT BTHKKT, BOSELLE Top euailty Woiknianship Gift Shop Dent ••WriBlit" Al The "Wrliht" Pries 241.2442 For Union Homes" CLL1 "Wrlfiif Mow MU 1.3481 Ni;WAUK (IRVIXOTON LINE) — S'i Furnished Rooms for Rent Only 6 Lots Left B/13/9 alter 5, Fre* Estimatei. j, PRATO WELDiNG rQgin^. 2nd floor, mBdrrvit bath, supply BAND CARVED orlfntsl wood tllurlneB. T/F Industrial. Hesidcniinl, ,t Comni u^n gft-^ hfflt, CQinhiiiatlen liluininum Models For Sale SCOTCn PLAINS * VICINIIl' Buy or Sell - C^l " • Tiki Igorot etrvinis. Monkey pea 331-7064 or FL 1-4511 sterm wlnfiiiws; S'J5 per month. Can fie BEND FOn TREE AREA FACT BOOK UNION—filecning room for relined Ken. LET US ArUlANOI. TO SHOW YOU eowlsi BAYANIHAN CRAFT, ill MOvris J/1,27 sriTt 4 to 3 PM, Inquire 3rd floor, 108 tlemali. Close to sliopDlnj & Irani, As Uttle As $3500 Down 4T8-, Bpringfleld. 376.9737. B/12,23 1-RANK DBI.LER ALL OF OUR VALUES lath Ave.,. Newark, K/12,30 poriation. Near Cpnler. Ad|aeent to New Riker Hill Sehoe Palr.tlnj Inside And Out 754.6760 WHITE REALTY, J. • DIRECTIONS; trim Newark or th. PL 7-6900 Mil S~i200 j G.7774 — Unlnn. 1, NEWARK—6 rooms, RtnBm heat & net R/12,.§ bun* - I REE ESTIMATES, 8.1,1, G-,'12-33 water supplied; closed In porch; £100 OranEO suburbj take Rt, 10 (Ml norman m. krlsburg. Realtor R/JS/S per month, Picasarit ave.) wfsi to Livingston circle 3)1 BOMEnSET SI'., NO, PLAINFIELU AMKRICAN HOST MfylOR HOTEL. Proceed half around circle to Beaufor UKION GUNI—BOUGHT—SOLD—EXCHANGED PAINTING & DECORATING 374-1751 centrally located 0B Houte 22, Spring- Open evenings and all day »ve, Right turn on Beaufort ave. am •.Saturday, and Sunday "" AH Ounsmlthlnf done on prrmlse!. Fres EstlmntiT'^" Insiljf'fl—™ field, The ultimate in living »ilh ail proceed short distance to inodel5.--ei era SHOP, B266 Springiitla Kit., Union modern . facilities. Health cluo priv. TlaTlinfiB—STOa—MHrttple—fcistlit«-#tr¥iee- UD B.MiS J, OIANNINI Sl:H'ARK i VAILBBIRG I—3 roonn, heat, r:sht. BALES - RINTALS - MANAQEMBNT , 6SG.S389 ileijes, fl-pe iontlnental breakla^t, con. ilALES AQFNT; BILTMOHE REALTY APPBAISALS •.... B/2/3 o/a.'io hot water *! BBS supplied, 3rd floor; ferenee (ooms avaliablt, ^Inter Weekly S'JMMIT. 373-1000. MODEL Oi•E^ PAIS'TINC & DEC0n4TINU Iffiftt BVBilatlc now. Cull belvccn 4:30 *J 7:30,ii menlnlj- ratei,, DAILY AND SUNDAY, 12 NOON TO Iieollent Work *Ea Free Estlfm.fei 3-4.II77 379.6114 M, MODEL PHONE 195-1032. CLOSEOUT 2 Gutteri & Leaders Interior « EuterloT B/1S/9 ' H/12/S B/12 *, N. BONIFACIO CH 5-1950 COLONIAL SPLIT UNION VjLLAGl A" J/J/10 NEWARK — » ROOMS, haal and hot MOUNTAINSIDE • A F BEPAW — ALUMINUM qUT 4 bedroonis, 2'i ballis, in immp.eulate supplied, in .Newark, HI Irv- Houses for Sale NEW LISTING Condition with cvtry -i;odirn conven, Installed 10c per loot. Wood clmned, "UNIXCELLiD" in;nBtoB n lline. Cull ES S.77il between 2-FAMILY HOMES ioitca. seiled 200 per lost, roof repnirs S Room Split Level !!nce en a beautifully inndsj»|iea lot DECORATING PAINTING 8 A.M. is 5 P.M. R/12/3 CRANrOKDl A terrific iiuy in the low 40'», 131,00. H, 3.3433—358-2074, •/1/20/B8 ESTATE Including den and family room, 1 ONLY 4 LIFT MMR BAhOINO. 333-0(141. DON'T MIS1 baths, separate- laundry, on. very large lo J/13/30 Real Estate is the^ most SOMERVILLE see thli Idraitv located • CERTIFIED SERVICE COMPANY Imjiortsiu investment you 4 ROOM BUNGALOW 810,500 Allsopp MUST BE SOLD ; Painting Contractors F & B PAINTING $14,900 CROSS COUNTY REALTY REALTORO DREXEL S 226C Only $6,200 down. Exceptional^ will over raakt and de- T ; Alumlaum Specialists * PAPERHAKOINO, lully Insured, You get MORE for ' ft gas steam furnace, modern kitchen, RlALTOnS Sprinsfield. Multiple Llsllngs free estimntes, sas-soij. . v/ii/ serves the most searching deep lot, low tales, B/13 9 valuts. Any reasonable offer Will; Ir.deri - Gutter! * Storm HTnilowl scrutiny before yon 'juy. 854 Mountain Ave,, Mountainside HURIll-l AD 3-5400 be accepted 6 roomi, 2 bqth-; B/1Z/2J PAINTIKO, INTERICm • EXTERIOR, Seek the services of an ex- your money at G. 1. Howland Inc. 276-5900 WKSTTIELD AREA FTOE EflTIMATES, tNBUnED, pert in the field. S/13 Frrf Hfoehure Ss Picture Book of Home rooms each floor. • ; W... THOMPSON^ - 484-7173 Healtor 13 iastrnan it. Cr.nlord en requrst- Wflte Of ishone MODEL LOCATED OK THOTTINO R BROOKSIDE B/IS/S YOUR WANT AD, JAMES J, DAVIDiOh, nr.llor OFF GALLOPING HILL HOAD Home Imprevamenti v/13/aa Consult one of the real 554 %, Broad St., Wejtflflel, AD 2-7550 eitate specialists listed be- It taiy la placi, Fhsnt 6S6-77OO CATT 2B9-ffIIl~ VBSMM CHAJsTOBD 1/12/36 ALTERATIONS, DORMERS, ROOFS BRAD MUIR low for the dream house of GARDENS • CiUTTIRS OENERAL CABPBNTIlTf Exterior & Intiflor, Neat, elearii ex jour choice. You'll receive ACT NOW! JSTIMAIES GIVEN FBEE pert work MU S 37R7 i-ftpr S P VI F BBEEDEI — BH. b 1240 J/l/13 J/12 personal, careful attention Heiaig Realty ioiTai hemc, 4 bedroom caldnii. and a wide variety of Hst- h&% bcrn recently jpnn^sipd large ^ *LTFR*TIOSS lei, 75 x 203 with towering trees. 1 grn**riil etirp'-ntry roollng siding TionO" Three to Five rooms ll fradrrs £- gutter free estimate Maco If you're planning to P<"11 [5 painting - Interior a ulterior Eip THi DEACON AGENCY norkmnnshlp rully ln-ured Llnroi» PIANOS TUNED — REPAIRED your home, the speciali^s $78 - 5120 Realtor — Insuror Home lrnpr . 117 E Gibbons «t Linden C, GOSCINSKI — ES 5-JS16 lifted b^Iow havs hundrcui 111 North Aye,, w. Cranford W* 5 01S7 - V.A S-S14T J/l/6 176 1051 O 12 23 of prospective buyers ready Heat Hot Water B I and wailing. BOILDFK c c 1 Beautifurl mm ftfflctisnd ^hyBog, TOP GRADE ou e soon a, pQa ibli ELIZABETn ROiERT NORK1N nR 9-BU33 Ywtr teotii get dean-Up-and'^owl SCREENED TOPSOIL Pt,UMBI^ a K 33 Jersey sue Eli'abpth EL 3-11500 2 FAMILY llUMDB TOF DRESSISO DB B OCI^H 2-1444 - IRVINQTON Ifil G01B R 12/9 VERY GOOD SECTION brush strokes at just Uw right a/3/10 V 12 30 IIILbllll J IlOOMS ANH n\TII IlfAT us/ness Opporlunitiei $200 MONTH INCOME speed effectively get into tooth BISIDENTIAl, IVtlW ItrMOVAL NU HOT W\rill SLPI'IILIl I\ call now tor free ntlmitej tedit & Televisioii Repair ELI i NT Trt*N«iPOnT\TI(>N — IIl\ T\IIAN HI«,T\UnANT In Inlniton, ONLY $17,9001 crevices to remove food particles Ii Btcpured for winter unow NDTON MBABh, UNION EII/\ sacrlfirr dur tj lllnei- Call Call §75 S078 1ETII AND NtW iOBK IHNSfR IIM F ... gently massage and stimulate R/1S 23 TV . RADIO - FHOSO LOCK qLILT HFIGHBOrEIIOOD DR 6-5157 - IS 2-4966 ThHeael BOYLEstate, afiif-Ee Co. HOVE & STORE Ain CONDITIONERS OENTLEMAN ONII E 13/1 355 Jersey &ve EL171 3 4200 gums ., • leave the mouth ieeKng >EW LAWS! MADE IDW RATE ba^emt-iif Personal brushes snap into power , Maionry v CHOICE LOCATION storm window A- ieiPen lofte handle. Kids love it. Rest Hemes axes. BAROAIN PHIOE §12,000, ALI. MASONRI, STtPH WATERPROOF Discount Rentals ENOLL'SLA'iN RLAI Tl COMFAM . INQ SIDEWALKS WALLS SELF EM MADISON ARMS ARTS IULI1T R McWILLIAMS, Realtor ReaUers - InsuroFS • PLOYED—INSURED A ZAFFULLO. J HILL Rtit Hsm* for thi 10 E MAIN ST, CIIESTFR, N J, J04 Ohestnut St., Hoiello Part 'ION, IS S 4O7D - MU 1-b476 Q/1/2Q Agid and Retired ^ hnme-iiles ftt 398 Stuyveiant Avenue CK 1-3600 mo^phere state &p|)£sved §00 Cherry OFFICE-879-5775 B/12/9 . Safe-It's cordless PLASTERING - PATCHING it Eliz El, 3-76^7 J/2'10 E»cAlnfs—434-2H6 or i!6-3"S7 Swimming Pool IRVINQTON lain lobi Ti» - atkitnmbl* I/12/i . Shockproof—can be Immersed J, OLIVA - MX) 8-1779 CRANFORD HALL Recreation Rooms STOCKTON 1ICIMTI ABOVE CENTER in water while operating Q'12'23 NURSING HOME Efficiency & 1-Bedroom Apfs, 3a Aeie1 7 room house, all improve I-FAMILY-Il 7,500 lents barn garage ether bldKS net (00 LINCOLN PARK, • I, CRANFORD • Rechargeable overnight atfl tinn Why not sse what we offer ack nleelj Irom public road Ideal lor VETS NO DOWN PAYMENT! , Moving and Storoje Tare Comfort, Companionship Unlimited iiorscs or d* velopmcnt Quick sale Se- ired Anklnu S3B SOB term? NON-VETS $700 DOWNI B/l/i FREE Near ST LEO B Msdl*on elementary. • Sealed brush holder stays ' BENTON #£ HOLDEN, INC. MOR APT 4 39B BTUYVESAN^ AVE POTTS REALTY ASSOC, INC, Archbishop Wiilrh School 5 loveh clean and dry Roofing - Siding • Repairi MODFL APT, OPFN 10 AM 1 PM 2H \eiiis ft Lie Broker rooms aulomntlc steam heat new unit ' LONG P"!TANCP lOrAL 4 STORAGI PHONE 375-0513 70 Main St, FIcmlnjton cabinet kitohen 220 electric ^47 *e»H Depead»bl» ielL 12/9 'B2-4B1H 72S 2131 • Charging stand holds FL, 1-2721 USANK STRAUP t.%1 I3H All klnfl inVINOTON—4 rooms, »un parlor ht-at Eii-ning i Sundaja Mr Potts 7B2 H14 6 personal brushes ALLIEU VAN LINES of Fonfs leaders &nd gutters QUQ hot ^ster supplied S110 per month B/1J/B Jordan Baris, Inc. HsonaBle prices GBB-54S2 237 Olol] Immediate oeeupancj Slfi ellnten n\e, BI 2>I1RO e Union _ T/ ES 5-7410 I RFEntlLD VirlNITl — B/12 9 MILLER'S MOVING — K«« ntci B/12/9 1 itgrliB — fret estiinitci — Insured *— 1, k, WILLIAM B VEIT TOPS IN VALUE 1 Almost new 3 bedroom ranch large ,INDFN & VICINITY Low priced at ^ incal — (oni d!st»nec - shors «Becl»l» Roofing - Leider* Quttera IRMNQTON I Ch 5 323B, Ch 1 237J, Fu 1 MRS Aluminum Wlndowi (Do own Work) IHlnfe room a/fireplace modern kitchen THINKING OF SELLING? Inlurid IS 3>lli3 Discount Rentals arse dining area 2 lull batliB, lull ihe fine stores Q/l/2' cellnr attaches garage on '» nere north CA'LL OUR OFFICE ; RQBBINS & ALLISON Ine PARK GROVE APTS. of Frrehold custem built S21 50Q FOR PROMPT iEN ALPERN, Realtor MOVING, STOKAOE Ji rAC KINQ Roofing Gutters - Legderi - Repair: 318 Eastern Patkway, rrvington COURTEOUS SERVICE listed below! 113 SOUTH AVE , CBANrOBD N Free Estlrnati*^ - Insured 4fi V, Main St Freehold N J 32 Qrberil" St Maplewood, h J Dial 4B^-b4r4 Klumai & Gen, Realtorl i ALLIED % AN LINFS, Zlh-nm* SO 2-1014 N, BABf.FH 371 id Efli'.tency and l-Bedroon Apts B/12/3 a/12/2: 613 Bt aeorBB A^e, Hostile Q/12 Why not see what we offer CM 5-4428 LINDEN; Maurice Adlet, 25 Knopf St, BF.NttV F TQWNiENB iOENT, 13/i ALLIED VAN LINES, INr MOVING Itonl., Sldlni Lflderi, Gutter!, G 1 Furnished Rosins For Rent V * 5 ROOHfiG * SKIING CO WESTFIELD: Adlois in Westfield, 219 North Ave. kSB STORAGEl HBE PBllOl VAULTS Mg\ —Apt 4FRE 316 EasterE n Parkway BAHWAY AD 2-4464-S-6, AU 3-44tt. WA 5-0742 (Linden I WA 3 2147 =2 single sleeping rooms, park- 1 J/12, 3 Apartment' Open 10 A M 0 PM KEW LISTING UNIONs Fields Jewelers, 1001 Stuyvesant Ave. O/12/ ing 1521 Moirls Me 3 IEDROOM - ONE FAMILY NE 371-im 276-5777 or 6BI-1663 OI'« NO DOWN IRVINGTON: Jay's Gift Shop, 1049 Springfield Ave. I DOM'S ECONOMY MOVERS Ine BtijNALD F TOMBS 12/ NON OIs ONLY S900 DOWN R/W/i KENILWORTH: Bcn-Mol Jewelers, 500 Boulevard • Moving - Storage - Packing Roollng Siding Gutter! Siorm Win Wonderfully located lust off We>t, dow» ES 5 E.I4 163 Lyons A/p IBVINGTOh—21 Mniile A\c 4 roonn UNION — Nice, room for Bentlcmnn in Lake. AVi I Modern kitchen, larfe dining HILLSIDE: Tobia's Appliances, 1321 Liberty Ave, MU 7-0085 IiUngtdn V/i 3rd floor supply own RB5 heat HOI private homo ncm No 91 by* room l«t lloor den, 3 taedrooma de- Water supplied tached larage. Bio (§UB TO MTO, UNION: Bali Appliances, Route 22 371-7022 weekends MU 8-3028 APP) - ___j DEAL WAY MOVERS Soda Delivery R T/ R/12/S CALL NOW TO SBE NEWARKi Gem Appliance & Gift Co., 998 So. Orange Ave, WE LIST EM A, WE BELL EM FULTON 8-3914 IBVINQTON—3 rooms, bath, with a —One large bright master hed- UNION: Dell's Drugs, 9S3 Stuyvesant Ave, LAKf SODA utllltleE furnished ne^ appliance raom sir conditioned In brand new The Koler Agency, Reoltor* Aet th« •! MeCollPJi Mo\« hgu-e in beautiful section with prlvatf Free atorage, fret Insurance Ag PROMPT HOME DRLIVERY eenvenlent loeatlon, Ideal for eouplt EL 4-4225 Open*&¥ery Day 371-20S3 bath, parking Spaci lor rent 687-1925 600 Railway Hit, niiabtth. H&tional Van Linil, Lbe&t Blid Worl call ES a^iiaa H/12/B Wldt Woven. • 11/13/ V/l/K R/12/1 Thurtdtiy, Due. 9, 1965 Houiai Per Sola Far Ron! Aulomobiloi far Sola tlic rarly part nf thf lornrtin, tVitW, f limn (truer iiiR IUNT 1 ^ 1 I iliv md I''' »'' " «••>"» UN I I(H41F[f IS IlSUtH j DEATH NOTICES { Small Game Hunting 1 Itilhinj 1 lit 1 11 1 il niinii'il i'»n Grove Terrace ^1*1 ' n !! r\ \ ill i it flu 1 '.lUniMiinMlliltllMllllllMIHUIIIlUlliUIMIIIUIMUIlllUIIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIinillMlllllllMIIIMIIIUIIIIMIIMIIMMIIh- t i|i > m.inv In, 11 , t,f fun spul L 1 11 .t tli'|i 1 nli t il 1 SPLIT LEVEL I *nn * Ut v.11 IIIK to fcti&i Ml iU I U\ II til 1 link IvFa* malile tr ( t I 1 romni n ici i n m m a lach^d ,1 II 11 I I rit*» Itt.1 llll LWKIP! I F&t i lli-i ii u ti M i Office Floor Equipment i Hun nit JBII. i[ 11 Mini irim * j Mate Ul. IMild' 1 1 1 1 I] II 11 I i in i To Re-Open Monday i i ni SI I rin ! 1 luukll II 1 p i HI ^ 1 I III Ii il ill It 1 t! i nil Mi-n Ji 1 1 Lilu 1 ii mi'-, .UL ' John P. McMahon I • , i] Mil Ul 1 hut ill ^ tun IiiiiUm, in Ni • |Nis SI.I MIL IIN'1^1! i M [i if li 1 llll uli 1 \t uil tiniL uaLh \M 1V SI \ HIM i I i 1 1 t i \w i 1 Jt ist s will ii -n| ii ii Mi tint Is, li'l- | in ii Prittigs Horn, end Qffi«* isri Mont* «!•> IiFALTOP MU H-1131 Mi il ll M Op*n duly 1113 fin >nn ami tin •* tlFifc Ml 1 M uiv 'P'ii t im n till lh(il I t(M I \C II M f 11 \ lilUiIlK UlL Llll nllt WLil if til Ll Mi II 111 II I II • i i rii , 1 I I I -i II I hrl I I luinlmi, ,111-1 nliiiK ti tin1 Uili- hunlln_ c indiliiiii iiiipnui i n,noit vwiM - 5 II 1 II , I hill I i\ BMOH .111' I I -S M LII In Ii rin i nrt-nnl t 1 H I IM llll 1 llll llUl 1 t inii nun ul Pl-li ami li.nui in t IIL th uiatlu 1 Hi 1^ Lul'li 1, 1 pi !•- I I ml II 4 I 11 n i i [ ll i i am KQUH'MENT NEAR UNION CENTER , I I Illll 1 ! I I niiillii i t I M fi! it DLIHIIInn lit uf t'i it ii\ iticii and l.ill\ fni 1 ibbit' qu ul ,mcl Rj Aiipiiintmrnl Onlv ©a riuiri' dfsd^end Mred, yt\ ju'nr 111! 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Oil . trnn-1 \piil ill in tht nui llirin prut of I GRACIOUS SPLIT nn 11 ii I In I airt llll I 111" H inn hr st ill 1 I BEDROOMS - Z BATHS ! ml i Ii 1. in nun s i SV ,\ II r L I ll i Iiu ^luntiny hiiiii ui IIIIII o n RECREATION ROOM II tin i eashora Property I 1 ll 1 ii tr LIVING ROOM - URtPLVCK Hill Hi iw ii iir lifiin .ifri i ,im c- i xupt I ll in il ml 1 i Ihrr I O 1 Mi V llll mi I 1nic n i.iCLtinii wlnth .in huntirl be- ATTACHED GABAf.E 1 Inil h III Htil Mr i ill iiu II II i i nli i i i n r f [i iii un nr 4 ^ KLLfl iin i t anfl tinli i' 131.800 $13,200 1.1 in li 1 lill ll t 1" "-nil rm r un 1 1 1 *• Llh < 11 hptsit^mrn htmltl utn lilt thr* CJHA5. G. MIIERDIERCK JR nil t I 1 it Hi I Ci ii-1,111 1 ill i ml liK I1M IS I I- llll r [run «1 II I i 1 mi "Inn I n ' I-'"' I' '" 1DG5 CuiiiliDiiriiunl tit fiiv> Jn n nSALTon SI 1 _Dn mm I t o** sn tn M* X BreilJ SI, WPitllelll AD 111,3 t in it In HLll Jill I I i innl I'nt 1HKIIN 1 o! 4J4 lamf La« , [f> I1.14 limits and Ii IS all bra lillu! mil air Motorcycles I nln l r Jnunfc fanch 2 tn In il „ tji 1,1(11 I llll In in llnl.it i n "I "1 III On llmn nd L , ot ,lm i il' itcl -" iar. ut I iiri 1 Hi t H ilikl bir>.t limp WT. "FIELD l 111 Mini nn li ifn of ;n r tmll to * HONDAS i 1 , mth i , Hi? N 1 t i Ifi- nr 1 r -1 ill 1 In ILIII tl lit 1 l.i ni Mi It t Iitin t in Phi - •iiai i» thi tn t titnp that Gorgeous 7 Room Split 111 Ir I I , h . , \ i. i ntlh lie ehslii llll I n Im Mi 1 illit I nn ' 1 III 111, IM« I i Itn V i flit ul 15Jphi a ant hunting has iL-optm ri — Hugs Recreation Room Ir II . ! •s<\' ,1 loi ill it t rif Ml i t! HI Irtlnpl n '^ nititr extra* IIOM1 \ in rt Ml 111 I ma -irlmll I inn ml i t 1'J *1M IH II ( its till \ un lit i 1 Ini F nr iftt'r dnri siM nn Hi- tnckin^ Balconied Living Room ^ i i 1'L 7 HUH II • » ll BROOKE REALTY CORP. BROKER H i t if J. u » 111 Ilnl II «.i 4 J !Liinlf II' j i Vail I It k if phi'iTinK tm Puhlic FhoiitinLT 111 H% un I] i 1, J hi I 2 Full Baths 5 FPINCFTON AVf Illlllii I i linrilt 111 lliili il i,[ 41 --aliiii Grriunrl ended v ith the dec" Mini Ilnl I'irt . % iihl irk ASKING $29,900 Ipa't af Liiurrllnn Clrrlri II/IW On » 01 27 Allrftl ol Ulntl Station Wagons for Sale U11LII11MC/—(,lll IIU1II II "n ^nlur- nason but nntivt- buds and Brlrklo An ti ii h w c oennain luFrnPrl ' Nr Appt Call 232-7815 h 1. 1 tin Di I 1 it Jn rph In luiid in % over finin thn ^Ittckin^ II i I nil 1 * Cm .III I t i rr r i in rin 1 1 I-IH\\1 11** mi Iliu I, J-i *iihiiit- 1- nf iiiiplam huilld fin m h ganil B»12 g uiinm it VI ilri I J 'i I fit ]rl • I r K of rinr> ii i t 1 ft! LlndPIi lick hin r 1 rS.Ii M»i I I I in 1 I', in ll I ri U irfll hunting nppoi tm itn , li,r,m_CJt, Nil ,1 Mm liln« nl br I ullir EL ^ Itm \ Hi II ih .- mil'illi'-i n- J k _j •4 ^liiiilrh Ir. n ' nF bi Hid if Am n Ilin Wmtiacrr- df Moitntii n lUi- Quill ft™ king % ill bp stepped 1 r IllMISkn fin Drt 4 Kstir 6' Clark AUTOMOTIVE f.3* it ITi I > i nil I Pnul m F.t I 1 up during *hi' pirt nf the «-pq- LOOK HERE! 1 1 mm- ri ' nr t jl [ I'nllt 1 Uliri ll HI II 111 H I" L IJOMKSIll un Utu 3n Fl^dtinr, el rhe birds arc* ii-'lia <*cl in I .lory BARN -with 3 mr pipiclli on NEED A JOB? (Uad Ihs Help Wsnlsd litulr Iiln HI un il II i i' 1st level J£ 2 doen thst ep»n Into hlih '.I r*rL nil Llll Irn eti\ e% tjf ttn an mObl Public Auto Services Sscltsn of th» ClDisin&d Pagei Yyu £an (.Omil \ Ln IJrr 3 Jw,ill J lunitlun tht 11 tn 2nd floor loft HIihwsv business iBne probsbly find en tmplafer whe cert uis a/tini? Giuund^ in southLin Pr.tty tr-td lot *lth 157 froaliit 6 'ii r 11 ' AH ti li tup K til riiimh *» i 11 ini.ii lire ' illllil room HOME with full buimint Hoofed your iofViEei If not hit your cjuelinca- ' • r, T\N(J^\lf/ On lie: * *IiU irl J, CAR >VA!^H i WAX ,, , % i i "<> i * llh 111 Him 11' | fttMe. low tsiea If you re loeklni far lioni in an gmploymRnf wented ed Just I, ml II n t c nf II MIIIII 11 •!iiiiiiii!iMiiiiiniiiiimiiiHilin i|iiiiiiiiii,i': > Borne wllh retill outlit mt-up, DON T SATURDAY t! SUNDAY ONLY n 1 \RUSIF VfU / -On Uf I fa ij hi call «86-7700 and atk for Ad.Teksr, rr-n i II In t 111 i tl A 114 ilt-iilhii lai r Tio P SIMS thl» ofit »t ilSiOG 1 US llll rt i Ii M JIIHNU Un ^f\ jit Jranrt? af 141 »15 LEHIOH AVL UNION N J I II- ni '14 Hull t lnlli.,1 i liu O 11 . nil i ad •> Vn 1 bum himl rt Ihr 'iv'r \.nr Kli-h drmn-rl - Bible Quiz KIM Ul Pic 4 rnUnrlif II of 1* f« 1 1 uf Ml- Cr > Ii .Ira Emu Clark W. Lbunsbury COLLISION i MSCH*MHL HEr*IHt Mr-anhr '• Vnll-hum y I, "II Fll itilh Hulfii an nliri [4MlUIM-nil I3PC 1, Jj5inh sf 3* ^ MILT HAMM1R An Extraordinary Shaver now EST*TF LAYNE MOTORS J! \fn Klrln tl q M I 1M 1 1^* |IHII"I^ By tt MAJLE STREET, IOMLJU ILLS, N.J LEHIGH AVE, I'MOS, MU 7-111* • 111 I^fi^ .n r S i. i a 1,1 ill I lulirrn be E. Blllitii SLI amble eaLh %i.oid beltiw ill f r if Ii-il rt Pull 1 ill < til 11 rnn -on Q 11 11 lyrm rH bprltikf rid It 722-7171 r \! ill' llirt ' 1, I"i ll l< p I Fit .if 310 PC; add 1he "plus"" letttr gl\en » II. nr * I [inn* 1T1 Cllnlrn n r ti\ p Um m mid f01 m tht_ najne of a Sibl available at a new low price I Enjoy Our Bed Carpet Sepvlc Automotive Wanted \ \ il un If ii-itlHi fit Pi dJlc MtTIl —Oil No 10 Synn nt %M man or v omdll C n a!< !J, Ot \ l^r uu,Ln MIth., Itinnt rl> of Llndt n. NEW HOME I Mill -fl.orur nf ai3 Vrrimml BV.',, I'EAIISAI.I,-Oil IMC. S, Hcrth* F., 1. MADE .pHis'S forms ??? ALL JUNK CARS WANTED ifHtiBtoii, brlovi-il liii«fanlli! of Amu I(i5 Ivy flt., Valiiburg. 2. ROAN plus A forms ','?? Wanted TOf noLLAE CAII1 WAITING . TiiT Hikniat; Mepfaihri' lif Joseph H-\3iSAY==-<)n Drc. 5, David M., of Every feature of the Schick Magna- Power o»U si J.iaesi Eve, MD 2-9437 KirlnUn or »i fill!; ilmr 'iiro!!ir.r of Third live, no-fl1.!!. . 3. BAtlE plus C forms 111 1 a,a-3 WliliRni .if ?^r^plk. Mfr; Irt.iiF Drum- iiilln— Ot, Lief ii, ^liirgkrc !. ol 14 4. RtiAD plus H forms 77? is there to shave-off not show-off. Stainless ALL 1OLD OUT, NEED UIJ3NQI i Union *VP,. irvlllBloil, . . JIINK TOUa CAB OB TRUCE Bf:hliH7. si! f i f LUini^toii, antl Ihr IEII-K-- On Vv£, 2, ,!e.*pph C, of 3' 8. Drawn plus E forms 777 "C" B1HRY, REALTOR imp Marl" Horfn-an n* Omiiijp: rtcnr steel cuttihgedgesstartsharp, stay sharper T61 p Dollftr Paid ^^ Parti SpfelsHiti f'litr; dr.. SprtngfiPld, Answers IMS MOIIBW AVE.I ONION; SIMM' MMQtVT AOTO WRICKim HIHIHIff uitcir 01 Mr'- film in Hon.ma of 1.1%. SI.MMO.NS—On Dre. 4, Ariam, of all O/l!,' Kills* 3-ll»6 Instill! Fur.TRl "as rrom th? "V.'or- tjiihitt tit.. L'hdcn, fonnrrly af riQr.clle .\\3Ha for years. And stainless steel is washable. U.'Z.'IS n!a'r; M»n'.i,-i!il Hnm"." 3-0 Myrtic SNVIlfcll—Oil DPC 3. HlChSltl A., -MV "S •vaOHH 'r Moving * Sterag* uit'. ,i'( !«!h use., Irfimjlnn; thfllCP Hprtti^ Vftllfsv N.Y.t formprly ef Lln- In H; An'V* fhtlffh. Kru-ft! k. -^ hr-: r n Pop-off the head, rinse, the shaver's clean e NOHVV 'Z :SVK3a 'I Autoi for Sola Ihtih MJM nf lii-'iult/iii ui uffrrMi for I ST.INTCIS'-Oii Dm. 4, Alice M.. of 3m: ' FSB A HOVOfO MpiHlBM bj t!-r rrjiarp of hU itul, IntFrtttriit GMf> I Bsniifgrd ave., Vliilsourir, In an instant. And with Magna.Power's expirlaBtea moven , , , 'iiiivni Crin'-'t-fy. I TOIilo—On Dec. (1, Michael, of Clurlt. AGENCY AIDS BLIND K E. JJALT A ION . . , Sftatl CUJILLAC—-li6Q 3 dr hdt , eoyo"-, il « itAN'I'.ii — Milt! I3e Baiilis) iorhirriy of He^clle Tarlc. Th(> Amorican Foundation for lo? Ofirfisun! V$,n lAnem, Ini. ir#r, blurt & white int.- full power, on calibrated comfort control and built-in side- Tiii-Mlay, Nov. Lin. lnfl.-i.- aiip'B5 yrars WEtOANll-Qn. Pee, 1, Clara', of 3 the Blind is a natinnal mm. IS 3-19SS bist DfliFi Call 374-102B or 791-30fi3. of 22 Olymnir; Irir.. frvthijtnn wifr of Kill? BVP,, lrvington, a/12/2 H T F tin- iniP rt-lrr Millie: ilfvntnl mnillf-r Wr.I.CKril On D«e. 1, Carrie, formerly profit edueational. research and burn trimmer, you get exactly the shave to of VlnriT.l nrtl thristi Mnnf>; Mt>. of • Irvington, tcrvice agency actina as a clciatr- Cidrii IlBcr. FliM nttti the lair Mlehni'l VKK/.I—- On Dec, 1, Maria, of 18 Foe match your face, your beard. ^;lllir»: ulsa iiirvlvrd In- 1 ursiitichUtl. ave., Vailshurg. inu house for the probk-ms at- ri-n niiH 10 nrniil-aiiintlehilclrrn. r»- nrla! WJS frr>ti! 'Huriii'rlP >'^ T^iiilh fecUns the nation's g*itimated Homo for Funpriilf," Ml Clinton «VB.. 355,00(1 blind persons. For In- Irvlnelon :l-\rncp ft) Si Pnul tlin USED CARS DON'T DIE . . Ih.y (uii formation, write the above at 18 Apg^lip Chijfrh. iFvlngtoii. tilirrP a ^Qwiiy, fell ysuri with IHsh Hsis of nnriilieiii Has nffprrrl,- West 18 Street, New York, New liuenni'r.t In Ht. OPtirijdii CemriPry, onl £S; CHllTi Hnhwny, York. IAKIONIH. JnUil, an 7.ti>l:t:nv. Nnvptt5Hpr an, IOH-,, nf 34H roolitlai! lirlvp, Kon',1- &nflh, hu^liand af Ihp IR'P Agnes ftirfi LariL'lipltji:- lirnlhfr of Jospph, Adsffl T., r«ul K., tictifcp, ClmrlPS, -Helen ADLIR'S and Ro'tilii I.(ii«!tiiiis. runpral fram '•HapliiMii? ,ii Rarlh Itnmc for runpr- til»," H71 rlinlnn AVP.. trviniilan: tliriieii to SI. TlioresnV Church, Kpn- Utvofth, for 1 High M»5« of nnniiir!n. JlilprmPIlt In Mt, CJivsry Csmetery, Lilltlfn. rIff>ONNELl^—On Saturtlaf. Dre. 4. lnr>3, 'Mnrle C, faalliiBhpri of 247 Phillips FILL ONLY ONCE A YE AM Tfr., Union. N.J.: Bfiavptl nifp of Fnink; dpvnipil nwllirr of Ffsnk J, Jr. anil Mrs, Vlliffllf IIPP, Hlavln; slsier of John J, CfaSlrifihpf and Mrs. Jantcs E, smith. Br- Also survlveil by four ftrnnUchlldriMi. Fimfral ni eomiiicietl Then don't miss the sclec- from the McCriiekBn Funprsl HoniP, RONSON Varaflams iry model tion in~t1ils nf Rpiiulcm" ai Bf. Mlcharl's Church, CROWN fled Bed ion. Check >«ur inipfmPIH Mt. Ollvfl Csmflpry, New. THEY COST NO MORE AT MIDAS! w, Most famous Ronson tabla MrVKU-Willmin Sr,, aged R2 yfiirs. on Ilahter styls now BUTANi, LOCAL PAPER FIRST: TiKaclriy, Nnvniibrr 3Ii, 1%S. of 2035 Midas &jai»ntees In wrrH?»ft every muffler, Tyler St., Union, hiubaiiil of the late fueled! Fashioned In rich for ev*ry make, model, year, They'ri Guar- Minnie tnee HeckniflHi; (levoted father silver plate,- of William II. Meyer and Mrs, Elsie rtd' tor as long n ym own year car. Fni; brother of Else FiPdlrich, Ariolnll mom ami Mri. Maria Schullze: 81'nnrlffllher EASY BUDGIT 11RMS SO-PVT MIR-a-S IN YOUR POWER. SEE of 5 itfandchlltlren and IB greilt Krnndclnldnn, Funrral sprviee »t NEAREST MIDAS DEALER NOW. -< VKtberlc A: Bill Hi. Colonial' Horn . • UNION—lili, STOYVESANT AVE., MU S-0G68 1100 Pino Aye.; corner Vim* Hall nd,, Union, Interment In llsliywood Cem. """ 1V4 miles N. 'Unloii Center, ete.ry, Uliiari. MKTZKIt -. Wllliaiii E.. on Thursday , (Dally i-i, TUM, & Pri, to g P.M.) Classified Dc-epinber 0, IPM, aBttl 6!) yrnrs, of 'So Eiiimuud AVi,, Minlfwooa, hus- BLJZABBTH-JS7 I, BLMORA AVE., EL 2-6001 hand of the line Eveljn Oaill Nletser ^- 4 block. W. TraffU Circle 1-9. Funeral service nl "Haeberlti .t Bnrth Advertising Home for Funerals," P71 Clinton Ave, p (Dilly |.g, Moa, ii Thun, to S P.M.) Irvlnitlaii Inlernieiit rtostlfiliil Memo rial Park, East Hanover. i ,*= * jltpislamtnt fr«* flKcspf for iervice chf, RONSON: Rates O'CONN'OI! —on Tursdny, Noyeniljer 30, • BRAKES * WHEEL AUGMNENT SERVICE Ififi,"), John P of 55 liari'lson Ave, Single insertion 70c per Uric Molitelair, N, j,. Unloved husbana 0 MUFFLERS • EXHAUST SYSTEMS • SHOCK ABSORBERS aeriiude iSmlth); devoted fnitier 0 I or morp eonseou. i Jiilili J, nnd Joneull E. p'Calinsr, tive insertions 84c per line1 and Jumps Flanagan. Mrs, John Ryan Mn. Edward Pox, Mrs, Paul Brady r- Mall You' CLASSIFIED New On This 10 or more cohsccu- Mid Mr«, Sharon O'Connor; brotho Only the New Schick Cordless Hve insertions S6e per line of Mrs, Leiler Sharp; also survived by an Krandchlldren. Funeral ^B. D2 eonsccutiTB conduclPd from the "McCracRcn Fu BUTANE GAS has POWERUTE iteral Home " ISOn Morris Ave,, union . EASY WANT AD FORM insertions 47o per lino Hlnh Mass of Ilequirm at Church, o TABLI LIGHTERS Minimum afl — 4 linci $ZtSO thp imiimculAto Conceiitioii, MoiitdKir. Iniriment, Oate of Heaven Cemetery, down in the middle of a shave. , . Ad will appaqr tn thai* I Newspapers TAlilB O'koilo wic/.—Knl lierjnt < nee Zlelnz Sehick'i Other IxeluiWs Failuros I * Futl In MeBnJllialil "»•» • j Schick wis f irat, too, with itointeii steel cutting edgai. Sh«rp- •Union Uad«r 'Irvingfon Herald *VuiIsburg Leader • • # Numltpf (if iliserllons nyi on Thurstlny. pnuembrrf a. inriS, of |, Oiip I Four I Ten Rued 02 years, formerly of 340 Dsy I yisri Th« full can't nspsfBtt! I na«B lasts and lasts and laitt. And bioauie A'a itainleis itee! f Time I 'limn I Times ion si,, Newnrk, wife of tho lat RONSOM Vamflamm Infti snap off head, you can rime the shaver clean In .an Frank .' O'Kolswlcz, Funeral from * Yeu eon dial thi flam* la ony • -* 'Springfield Leader *Mountainiid« lehe "" •> IIIIPI S3,R0 1SI "Hapyeiie .t narth Colonial Home, I ntUnL&hlcWL'&hlWs elMintis control lot. you.di. exatlexactly thh* 5 llnei n.nfl .L rs.-iii a.Hii 1100 Pine AV5\, currier of ymixhnl NORSEMAN hiliht, j shave that fits your beard, your skinki . PluiPl ; bltbuilt-inn iideburn ii Ilnci 81 'LrtideB Leader 'Suburban Leader "The Spoctator •s nd IJlilon thence to Bl, Michael': trimmer, Impaot-riiistant ease. . - llnp. 4.Sn 1 IB Clltiroli, Union, for-a MUM of Rea Slsek modem styling'In * ClianJiurrilriJ, eitarlm flam*, j 8 Hum /I lUi B 12 ulcm. Inieriiicnt In Holy Cross Hem geniilni walnut ino stim- _. .--i —, ^—J No other cordless can match theie Schick foatureB, still— 0 Hue. (Ult 5 Tfi 1 elei'i North ArllliKtou. less steel. Ideal (or hotni S§iS?I beSfeaturo jsyour face after a Sohiek Cordless shavi. 10 lines I.nn fi If). s.iio I'AWnAK.iHudaenly, on Sunday.- Bocetn MdbyfcniM. .'..,. L ^r only 14c Per Word ¥e»rlj contract raipj on -request her r> 10m, viiiceitt, devoi*d son o! or office."."-'"'.""""" *'•'""".;•'" piuIliH- I UM Wuleiidzlhsliil and lh( Fiv« (8) Words at Avtriii Length Will Fit.On One Line.- For lale Llld-R-lB! lnvliiK brstliiir.ot Hcler All clissilled advertising np- MeLaughilh, Mary Boher and Wallc Reaching ,36,,000 Families Each We'^k in. Union, Irvington, OQiirs In eight newspapers Pawlnlt FUneral on TluirSilay, Iron ihe ¥dWRfd 1>. LRSkowski • Funcrli Villsbujfg, Springfield, Mountainside, Linden, kenilworth with a combined eirculntion Home i40ri Clinton • AVC. at Balif Rtselle and Eoselle Park. ' in extcss o£ 35,000 •Irving- . Ave,, IrvlnRton, thence to 81. Hl»l ton Herald, *•Vailsbui'B Lead- ian» Churoll where, a High Man Extra kerna Words Allow Two (3) Spaces; (Be SurB To Coun I?"nnl™ WM offered for tun reiios ONLY Nlme, Addrei and Phone Number and print exactly ai you wan or, •Union Loader, *Sprlhg. of his mill, IiitPrmeiB Holy cms, field Leader, ^Mountainside rK[tl.KC;H-^-Iiarlmra V^mre Krcelki, p -A^to. Appear.^Eigure Your- Cost by Multip!ving-the^Number ,O. ^ii tlTrc(Hs" •Dcycnifti* ^-, li-M*5. n%? HI WbWs By 14o, Mininium Chirgo-^SZ.IO (20 Avermit Words). Echo, *Linden Leader, •Sub- vsn.ES of 16 Baker Bd,, L,i¥iriE**nl urban Leader (Kenilworth), .wife-of the late John P, PCKleek; de . * — Pleaii print or Writb Cleavly — voted mother of MBWilliam —gijburban Publishing Corp,, 1281 .Stuyvesant Ave., Union, N, J. *Tho Spectator (Rosclle & MIchslPK uH Mrs. Wllhf Roselle Park). alHo Burvivcd by a Br»ndehlli!ri;n »•» — lBSort thi follbwing Claiiilied Ad on the datt (s) shown: 3 • ureawrftodchlldron. Funefsl fron CIIINIIIC Untlllne—H^nn Tuesiliijr o( "llaoberle « Sarth Homo • lof Fill ,.v...... ntck of publicailnn. Hmiio tlmo eril- " 'i-1 Clinton, Avo., Irvinjitoi 1 (4). (S) for ifailc^natlnns. Ada may iiiJi lit; then'to St Philomenn'8 Church, .Llv : CD (2) . jilfleed. ftirfecletl or eaneniletl , tin inmtOH a, high Muss o[ Requiem wa —j . .. Si.tur.|»T. Huntli; or holiiliijs *t offer?!!; interment . Oil! of Heave: RONSON Varaf/ame PORRINGER which linn offlcei ate clesdl. The SUIIMHIHI PulilUhllif Corn. nil. in?ArR'n — I-ouise (nca Wnldelleli Auttuntle colonial desljn In Buiflei ne rFSnBnsthllUj for errors •formerly nlessllilt), oil Tuesday, No • ." (7) • (10) vemUer 30- 1905. of 11 Crescent Liin jiwttr finished nickel plati, • ADL (i) ; (a) utter Hie first Iniiertlon df tifrors -... _, ^ ]alo._,Herma llml (In lint, ^iihr.l.nlliiny ilffeet tho Irvlnyton. «-ifiLJt nic.iiinf «C'the' ad, Eritifs In ?«[• Sliaetcr- devoted__ miiihor of. Mrs • a. • ,eredlriE I^syci nivsf M. calltiil fn for and the late Vtcto (N LINDEN eprri>iii!iili hf lh» ..Ivorltitr lieforo also survived by 0 fram .1 (ii) (13) (14) xm TutiliiJ, noon Bf week of publlg>> nnd 11 Kroat-Bmtidelilldre. ,,„,,.„. service at '.'llacberle fc Blirti lion. 1 Maurice Adler Inc., 25 Knopf St.' Hoi Nilrnneri rhuji b« Ujcfl for recplv- Hume'for funernls,', 971 Clinton Ave ADLERS Ing,. repUe^ for n , fee of Ang »tid renllfs will hi forwmriltid If spnel- ' (16) (17) (18) (19) ^ (20) fied. In no case will hoi holder! IN LINDEN ,ii&Me be dlvylsed. Hollywood Florist Maurice Adler Inc., 25 Knopf St. TO PLACE A HI2 STUYViSANT AVI. IN WESTFIELD UNION - IRVINBTON ' • ••• •••••• • • •'••••• • ••' . •.•'•; '' •;• Phone CLASSIFIED We specJiiiie la Funeral Call Dcslen and i/mpathy IN WESTFIELD Atllers of Wcstficld, 219 North Ave,, West (it' idditlonal wordi art required,, attach separate sKtet of pip*r rranEempnts-ToF-tlir bereave Adlers of WMtfTtfraratB North^ve.1 West Imert Ad . J ,, Time (g) # ... per insertion - starting , Dati 686-7700 eamlly. Just phone! " ..... ( )'Caih (, ) Check ( )MqnQy__Orde; MU 8-1S3I or -MU 1-183S ' ' i • 24 * Thursday, Doe. 9, 1965 *_ MQUNTAINSlDi ECHO, Mountainside, N, J. Moms, Daughters Soccer Team Closes Season : Driver Receives Five Records Set To Get Together ; Two Summonses With 7 Wins, 1 Loss, 2 lies In Bowling League The soccer team of Duerfield wood team i-O, lion this year, Dick Docringer, a At Livingston Tea School, Mountainside, wound up Captain DOUR Rau, the only speedy- outside right, and BiU Seals Agency. Mountainside Lunchoonrtte The Girls Athletic Associa- the season recently svith a 1-U starter' from last year's unde- Ruff, outside left, 'scored thrrR ; In Mountainside was swept out of fii\Olives, Chinese Classes Author Will Adresi (Continued from Page 1) • LETTERS 1 Music in New York City, Area Christian Club The students taking the course The Summit Area Christian are: Carolen Beryl Bloomberg, Ito EDITOR! Women's Club will hold a lunch- Linda Goodling, Doreen Haas, eon meeting next Wednesday in Mary Haspel, Karen Htunmel, the Hotel Suburban, Summit, Shirley Hunt, Ken Jaffee, Bar- REPLIIS TO VIET MARCHER .So long- as paper is available for the antl- SIN"" 1BW which will run from 11:30 a.m.Loekwood, Lois Missendarter, to 2 p.m., will be a talk by Jeanne Musea, Joyce pawlak, American remarks of the young WESTFIELD CRANFORD Mrs, Avanelle S. Day, co-author Martha Pendoly, Joarme Peter- man from Mountainside (Dee, of the best seller "The Spice son, Karen Peterson, Rosanne issue), I will take pen in band A, Salberg Mgr. F, H.. Gray Jr. MET. Cookbook," Her topic will be Price, Jill Ramsey, Gail Richard- to defend the actions of this 318 E, Broad St. 13 SprlBflieia A "The Cook and Her Book," son, Pamela Rodgers, Caryl Ro- Great country of ours. I address AD 3-0143 BR 6-0092 Stewart Oarver of North mano, Kathy Romer, Carolyn this to him. Caldwell will also speak. Special Ross, Steve Ross, Patricia Rubin, If it wert not lor those "mind-, Susan Sprat!, Goraldine Tonzola es§ luper-paMots" (as you chose music will be provided by Mrs, to call them) lighting and dying Paul Freed of Chatham, and Wende West, every day in Viet Nam, your privilege to express your views would be, short-lived. You '• loom to wast r to do 'Villagers,' Group Of 14-YearOlds, something about this' poor, 'laundering great American so- HIPS CtSty, 1 suggtsl" you " lay ~ flown Play At Dance In DeerfeM Friday your pen and placard, take sword "The Villagers," e musical Rodee, organ, Mac Ramsey, n hand and for once in your combo of five 1985 graduates of guitar, and Rick Hutehiion, life do something American and IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Deerfiold School, will provide vocalist. The boys, all 14 years try to free the oppressed people the music for dancing at to- old, are now freshmen In Gov-of this earth. Through the years AnHtlpot.iS —• KKIIV. Ouarlir Bopinning Jon,, 1 morrow night's ' dance for ernor Livingston Regional High America has been the champion seventh end eighth grade stu- School. • of the hungry, needy ind (to SGHMIEDE TREE EXPERT CO. dents. The affair, sponsored by repeat) oppressed nations of this Mountainside's Recreation Com- The group made its profes- world. You and your minority FRED E. FEDERAL mittee, is open to all borough sional debut at a dance held group art not going to change children of that age ' jroup. recently in Community Presby- real Americans. 322-9109 Festivities will begin at 8 p.m.terian Church for, .children in .Thank God we had mindless Points Out Our and run until 10:30 p.m. the sixth through the eighth super-patriots In 1918 and 1841 "The Villagers" includes grades. They also played last for if we didn't no doubt a Craig Marks on the lead guitar, Sunday at a private birthday different flag would be flying Dennis, Ryan, drummer, Al party in the Mountainside Inn, in this country and we would be the ones begging for freedom. I implore you before you are NEW completely brainwashed (and it may be too late) visit some real American meetings .— the V. F. W,, American Legion, etc. — or better yet take a . trip through a veterans' hospital and HIGH look at some truly great Ameri- cans, You may not want to be labeled a Communist but let's face the facts. You are not for what 99 percent of the people RATE of our country art for and that is to stand behind our president, realizing that if the aggression isn't stopped on foreign shores then we will be forced • to do On All Insured the fighting on our own in the rt too distant future; In closing, I would say that when you grow up (and college Savings Accounts in all eases is not a sign of you .will realize that the,country in which you were reared so iecuraly and, with all toe free- doms la being run by much Paid Quarterly greater minds than yours and JOSEPH F, BARRY 111S Mountain sve. NG WAITING PERIOD ~"~ Open Accounts In Any Amount License Suspended Edward N, Frey, 20, of 108B DRIVE-UP HOURS Sunny Slope, Mountainside, has had his driving license revoked MOUNTAINSIDE — Opeit Mon. to Fri. 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Eves. B to R for three months, effective Nov. 28, under the state's point syi- WESTFIELD—Open Mon. 8 A.M. to 8 P.M., Tues. to Fri. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. tern, the Newr Jersey Divlslbn o Motor Vehicles announced thi I. week, .. •• Public Notices ifedtricaily...the gift that keeps on giving NOTICE OF BIDS SAVINGS BOEOUOHOr MOWflAINSIDE 1 Bsftigd bids will bs reetlvfd on D€eisi FIRST Perplexed about what to give for Christmas? Give the gift that keeoi on giving: arreltotrio B«r 31, IMS, *t the Eehobroak School W, B. Route #83, MountilBside, ..Nit appliance From elaotrlo clocks to refrig^ratdr-freeEers, when you give an eieotric appliance Jofiey, »t iioo P.M., for H'solini tfl hi used "(of bortufh owned VihleltJ. Bidde youknow you're iMrig something that will be cherished and give yeArs of service ind plea- required to supply " • premium iridi 86S Mountain Avo. Mountainside, New Jersey guoline la the ipprnlmkte aumtlty o! sure. Make your Christmas gift a joyful success... ^iveanew^lectnq appliance. il thouicaa eilion»," «-nfl to malnuii « iSe.giilon n, a. Uhk, iM to iuppl jnd m»lnt»|n_*n elwtrlo dispense 15O Elm Street Westfield,, New Jersey C0MFAN¥^ satf pump. The Boiouifi resefvei the: Hih PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC to rejoct »ny or. *U *Wi- HomrOffle* Utti Et.ho—l>ee. i, 1965 (res 13,40