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-Thursday, October 15, 1970 - Women's teengroups to aid S.C.k MODEL ' .. I IRAMD ' 250 TYPEWRITIR hospital drive for $1 million -MIK! \\ The Ladles Aid Society and the Junior ilevator lobby .with their gift. . ' OCCICIAll Auxiliary of Elizabeth General Hospital have The Junior Auxiliary comprises three groups in cot* committed $130,000 to tbe hospital's million- -, of tecnaged girls who serve In Various hospl- DISTRIBUTOR The Zip Code dollar public campaign, according to Albert", ;'tal deportments and conduct fund-raising \ • • ". . .!.•'••• . Leu SI. wyouw»,twaod • calall Davis, Initial division chairman and hospital^.- events. The three are Candy Stripers, Blue Typewriters & Adders , •-, SwJyiS!'Si1, ^76-0400 for Police Department for Springfield is trustee, * ' . •„--..• -Bells of Batton High School, Elizabeth and General chairman John R. Haire declared < Nightingales of Union High School, Sold 'Rented* Repaired •'• CALL 688-6044? ' , or Pint Aid Squad the pledges by the two organizations a dra-; The Ladies Aid Society 'represents more 376-0144 for Fir* Department matic boost In the effort to provide funds to, than 300 women who.operate the giftandcoffee 07081 renovate and\expand the 90-year-oldIn- ;. jshop, Uio hospitality carffor.pattents andpro-. /: v i stitutlon. '. • ' !•• • \vide oilier services to the hospital and patients. CONTINENTAL OFFICE SUPPLY CORP. Published Every Thunday by Trumar Publishing Corp, Mrs. Benjamin Priest of Union, president of In addition to raising funds, through special 41 Mountain avt,. Sprlngflflldi NJ.070ST -686-7700 1 tlie Ladles Aid Society, Bald the women's activities. / ' . ' ' ' '.:.,-• group pledged $125,000, tentatively earmarked, officers working with Mrs. Priost include 1873 MorrUAv*., Union, NJ. • v rl VOL. 42 NO. 2 Moiling Addnm > Subscription Rolt Stcond Clots PoitaQ* for the new coffee and gift shops in the future, 1 ;Mrs. C. Dewey Runyan, Mrs. Henry Waltz, 376 Brood St./ Newark, N.J. • 482-2250 T V^,/ P.O. B«x 69, S|»lmHtlJ, N.J. 0701) SPRINGFIELD, N.J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1970 1 15 Cents Per Copy ground-level lobby. • '.*.'• '^Mrs. David MacBlaln, and Mrs. 'Charles Se- • M.50 V.mly Polo ol Sprln8ll«ld, H.J. The Junior Auxiliary subscribed $5,000. .bastyan all of Union; Mrs. Carton S. Stal- r • Monday thru Soturdoy 9-5, Monday 8. Friday Evenings 6-9,«,; 1'awnna Jackson of Elizabeth, president, said ;'.lard of Springfield, and. Mrs. J. William the girls wore sponsoring the first floor", ...Dravis.oi Roselle. • , • . THE NEW VOLKSWAGEN«For 1971 VW has Introduced the super beetle, the car on the left, available soon at Douglas MotorsCorp., Summit, According to Peter T. Llebman, president chool board queried on member's political of Douglas Motor?, the super beetle is a little bit larger and packed with extra comforts at • a price that is guaranteed not to bug •you—it's about .$60 more than last year's custom beetle. Among the 53 improvements built Into, the new models are a larger front trunk, gas tank and front brakes, a 31.5 foot-turning radius, stronger bumpers and fully car- peted Interiors. .And the custom beetle Is still available at a price $59 below last year's, Llebman said. ' ' . - . . no says Rep. Dwyer hails agreement heacfed as on credit card curb measure WASHINGTON - A joint member of the conference trlbution of credit cards; House - Senate conference committee, said the confer- "(2) iimlt an individual's dnindiyidudl committee has apporved leg- ence A agreement, when ap- liability tor unauthorized use. islation, nearly identical to proved by the House and Sen- of his card by another person Boardmernber backs that introduced by Rep. Flor- ate and signed by the Presi- to$Sl; "•••;• ence P. Dwyer (R-12th Dis- dent, will provide consumers . "(3) require that credit trict), which would prohibit with "themostcomprehenslve cards contain n means by. opptnehfc of namesake the unsolicited distribution of and • effective protection ever which die holder con'be pro- fey ABNERGOLD . . . ' ". • credit cards and limit the lia- accorded' holders of credit perly identified;, Questions on the extent'to which a board of bility of consumers for the un- cards," "(4) provide, that a card CHICK PEAS, 1ED KIDHEYor education member should take part in apoliti- authorized use of such credit The bill, Mrs. Dwyer ex- holder be adequately notified cal campaign occupied much of tbe meeting of cards. . plained, would: of his rights, and liabilities; CANNELLIMTBEANS CHUCK the Springfield Board of Education Monday 20-ox.coni nlghf at tho Florence Gaudlneer School. : .Congresswoman Dwyer, a "(1) ban the unsolicited disr and "(5) place upon card issuers STEAK ROASTING The discussion was prompted by a handbill the burden of proof of esta- TOMATO CALIFORNIA a JLJUc distributed by the local Republican organization blishing the liability of credit PORK and containing a statement by August Caprio, cardholders." SAUCE ,eIOV who* has been a school board:member for the Under' the legislation, she past 11 years and is a formerboardpresldent. 'said, companies may renew ifH the handbill, Caprio noted that he Is not.' existing credit cards on an. TOMATO 8 fit) related to Arthur Caprio, a Democratic candi- unsolicited basis if holders PASTE IMPORTED 6-OICOIU ^F W date for Township Committee. The statement, either originally requested wfllfch included August Caprlo's Board of Edu- them or.acutally used them. SPAGHETTI A 4>|| catlBA" affiliations, also included his personal Noting that the Federal L under die supervision of Henry T. King. This Saturday has been endorsement of the two Republican candidates. Trade Commission lias pro- mma mefliod designated as parents' day, vrith an invitation to watch tne youngsters Mayor Henry J. Bultman Jr. and J. Scott SAUCE " ^W progrffitn every Saturday momlng from 9 to 11 at Sandraeler Field, in action extended to parents and other interested adults. Donington. " • .-, ' '• . hibited the distribution of un- 1 solicited credit cards within WBH 3-LBS.CHIOVH ^ J:.-.•„— u-.c. ./:,:^.^!'V.::..,J.u:.-:..-:i.',:.:l..:...... :-:...-.-:-;^.-r.v:.^:..^^.^.:.:^. ;: .-.:'-..:...:.••-..::::..•:-: ,, .V: -~ • ' ; (PHoto by Dennis De Leonard) Questioners from the floor stressed the their area of jurisdiction and CLAM *"> "Inherent danger of putting the school board that the House recently passed SAUCE WSSTE GROUND lrftopolitics." "-' ; .'• ' • • . . . a hill to ban mailing of un- Caprio declared that he had acted as an GLOBE ONIONS Individual and that he bad not discussed his solicited cords Under certain THICK CUT SK6ULDM CHUCK 4 candidafes Dq y16n program ta she w circumstances, Mrs. Dwyer OLIVE WISH EXTSA UAH • >"' ^j^, action with any member of the board. pointed out that both actions 60.5^ Ijeymour Morgulles, board president* noted OIL PURE. tf.WI. LONDON BROIL GRAPEFRUIT tjiatthe fact the candidate and the board mem- How to tell how used would be limited in their ap- TASTY ' ' ,;-,'• "' '" . '• • GROUND ROUND , 79 FRISHOIHIN ' debate tonight plication.. ber have the same surname must be a factor a used car is. Candidates' night, the-only public on use inlBSy discussion.. He added that the board has The New jersey congressi- WINE .•::•- SHOULDER STEAK CABBAGE /orum at. which all four candidates: for nd'rule concerning political activities of indl- Until no.w; that hain't always been easy. In fact, it's always' wpman, second - ranking 4 "The People Next Door,".anEmmy-wlnnlng "All interested adults are. cordially Invited UANiTINMR the wo contested seats on the Township to attend. We .want to hear' what you have to villaal members.'.. , . been next to impossible. minority member of the Bank- VINEGAR £ DAIRY DEPARTMENT Committee will appear together, will be TV special, and discussion groups will hlgh- . wsord members noted, however, that'.the Used car dealer! just don't hove il in their nature to blow a Ing and Currency Committee . light a community program on drug use and' say on this matter of concern to all of us," sale because a car blew a piston. participating In the confer- MINESTRONE, UNTIL, 4 of \yomen Voters of Springfield, thedls- :> board members against;political' activities. ence, estimated that up to. one ton Regional High School. .;, admission charge. ' you want to know about a car. Not just what a salesman wants eusslon; will'- take .place at die Edward ' .:' ; •'' •*>••' '••". ••..•.'• : • million credit cards are lost l FRESH • / ; Sponsored by the Springfield Mayor's Cbm- , Names of the discussion leaders will be you to know. MAC. & BEAN SOUP t LB, 'AV«itoh'aiHo6tr:j' :•:?:•:: :•'•;•- announced next week. , •., . OTHER /BUSINESS, Margulies warned "Svensk Testad" is n 22-point inspection and repair procedure and 300,000 are. stolen each -imlssion tax the Prevention of Drug Abuse in the temporary •school bus service pro-: originally developed in Sweden-thc country with the world's year. HAM SOUTHERN toughest used car inspections. • OR .by the'township for children in the By examining the "Svensk Tcstnd" inspection form yog'll Congresswoman Dwyor BONELESS ROAST SALE I GOVT. INSPECTED CHICKEN R.qck road area will expire at the, end noted that the credit card BUTTERMILK find In every "Svensk Tesiad" used car. you can sec exactly whai ' Toward ttw purdtaM 61 QUARTERS WINO ON ear He'.expressad^ the. hope that any was wrong with the car when we look il in. And exactly what "blizzard" has raised to $13 for, the-first half, of the program. .... , sltv^&on becomes aJddJJf crisis. , e>-. ,t —b we've done lo make It right. billion, as of June^iy60, the HILLS BROS, TOPROUNl - Silence will beiaMe to que'stibn-th1*1 ib.Kjm Hunter, and prite-^ ' THe' children'do not live far enough away So while you'refinding ou t CHICKEN BREAST ' 6f;-the".'-dr4i9tl.c* a*J>tt_^..._ ,_T ,, amount of credit outstanding : : candidates during die second half of the' frOm school to.qualifyforrldes'undertEeboard how used our "Svensk Testad" from the use of credit cards. INSTANT tQf FEE QUARTERS BACK ON - " " '''-•' evening. (See editorial on Page 4.) .' • the misunderstanding, lack of communication used can are, you're also finding " . 10.01. JAR in "SILVER ji?SL V* and distrust associated with the generation gap.;' school.bus policy. The Township Committee .. out how good they ore. MNUIU. last spring authorized the busing because of "Over 1,000 consumer . OMilMhMriitaOiiyi. CHICKEN ... The film revolves around two families who ' credit cord plans are now in face an ordeal involving one daughter who perilous walking- conditions and because the. existence," she declared, . RUMPROA! LEGS "freaks put" oh LSD, a brother whose'hippy children would have to walk through Mountain- "Involving hundreds of mil- appearance causes animosity and distrust In Idwriship dcliah side, where Ideal authorities could not to re- lions of cards, millions of BOLAR ROAST .r»1" icans his father, and the boy next door,', whose Arthur Caprio and Robert Weltchek, Demo- sponsible for their, safoty. " PILE-IT PROJECT — Eloven-year-old Nora Ennis of MiUtown road is one of the first consumers, and hundreds of FRESH FRUIT SALAD apparent respectability actually disguises.his Board members also 1 discussed the trip to . people in Springfield to get started on cleaning up the las'! leaves of autumn. 1 erotic candidates for. Springfield Township thousands of businesses. The TRIMMED SHORT CUT GOVT INSPECTED-3'i-,'.O AVG FROZEN FOOD DEPT. role ass drug""- -— - ' • ••• ' Committee,: this weok Issued 5 "Blueprint for Colonial WllUamsburga Va., planned edchyeor LONG TERM LEASING AVAILABLE breadth of this operation has ffTVftiumt COUPON Ig^ifsjR "The girl s eventual committment to Good Government", In Springfield. It consists for seventh graders, at acost pf ^ome $55 to brought with it a series of MINUTI MAID • F«OM HORIOA FROZEN WaW for ^change' each child (with, provision's for those unable c| ROASTING mental institution emphasizes the tragic re-, of seven proposals they will make If elected extremely difficult problems Toward the puntuh m VA1 suits of misusing drugs such as LSD," sold to bring "full- dtlzeh j)artfclpatlon"'.to our topay). ••: '• • V; , , •:"• Teacher to be guest speaker and much personal hardship. 1 ORANGE Robert Southward, chairman of the Mayor's government. Bach of these proposals,'Caprio Plans to extend the trip from four to five NESTLE CAN i STEAK CHICKEN I days have been dropped because of sharply SNYTHE "Innocent victims have been Commission. • ' ' and Weltchek commented. Is heeded to correct campaigning increasing bus and housing costs. The. board hounded by bill collectors, JUICE The timely film will be followed by small' short-comings that 'they feel, exist under the MILK COCOA fefl CITY CUT SMALL REG. SWIfT PREMIUM current administration. The proposals are: expressed concern over tho.cost and wondered at Historical Society meeting threatened with lawsuits and Mayor Henry Bultman and Scott Donington, group discussions led by qualified personnel whether a trip to somewhere closer to Spring- VOLVO INC., jail, seen their credit ratings CDADF LEAN 6, jtefjublican candidates for Township Com- from the local, elementary school system and "1. Appointment of a citizens'committee The Springfield Historical Society will meet the materials, colors, methods, craftsmanship CANNED mittee, this week announced their agreement field, could be substituted In the future. destroyed, and witnessed their the Union County Regional High School Dis- on municipal land purchase. ' Margulies noted that the board does not pay Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. in the Cannon Ball and customs of the early -settlers of Spring- employment placed in jeopar- RIBS HAMS With the concept "that it is time for a change" trict. ••' • '. '.. . • • V • •• .-• "2. Enactment of a comprehensive housing House, 126 Morris ave., Springfield. field. '• . . UL 1005-70 ta Springfield. ' 1 for the trip, and suggested that a way might be dy. The emotional drain, the "Here is a perfect;opportunity for mem- code. ( , '....• found for groups in the community to assist The guest speaker will be George Benson "With the supervision of the art depart-. 326 MORRIS AVE., SUMMIT loss of time, the legal ex- j MMKUMuwntnuimrvRiiv -**«*.• OKA*MAYHALLMIAT©•ALLMPttWD ., They said,- "It is time for a change in the bers- of the community to open the door'to "3. Review of our Republican-enacted zoning' with the costs. ' •'• • • Jr., art. teacher at di? Florence Gnudineer (Continuod on page 14) penses thereby consumed are C type of political campaign which is being waged an informal dialogue and oxpress their opin- ordinance. . School, who, through the use of colored slides, SALAMI MO. 99 BOLOGNA '&*W by 'the Demqcrats. in Springfield. The allega- ions," Southward said. . • "4. Annual municipal performance review. OTHER QUESTIONS from the floordealtwith more than mere inconveni- i safety problems at the Keeler avenue entrance will explain the teaching processes by which 273-4200 ences to those who have been lOKAIMAVKAUMIATOiAUHIf ' _ _-'. TWOOUVfUKM «» «. ..Jk«h. tioas--that they have substituted for a positive Among those helping to plan the program "5. Citizens recreation committee. 'the seventh grade Springfield students fur- caught in the credit card trap; program to provide for Springfield's growth .are: Dr. Joseph Tamburo, assistant super- "6. Screening of Municipal Appointees. to the James Caldwell School grounds, including nished an entire room in the Cannon Ball PI A at Regional C 6 c are an Insult to an intelligent electorate," intendent, and Mrs. Lucille Weiss, teacher, "7. Strict enforcement of municipanunldpall or- location of the crosswalk, a need for paving in they are nightmares." Toward th* purahau o DOWNVFLAKIHOMIMAM several spots' and the condition of the fence. House with, authentic stylings of the American [FRANKS ». 7S COLD CUTS 3 p^9 " 'political pollution' as a campaign plat- Springfield public schools; and Harry E. LinWn, dlnance." . Colonial period. form may-inflame arid grouse the voters but director of adult education, and ErwinM. Folk- Caprio and Weltchek'went on to elaborate James Adams, board member in charge of open to students LESTOIL WAFFLES , buildings and grounds, and John Berwick, Howard W. Wiseman, program chairman, , 2S-OZ.ITL tyfyat will -It provide for the future of our erihelm, assistant to the superintendent for on the reasons each proposal is important. stated, "Through the very fine efforts of the ROMAN UMI • SAVI20*^ -community? Many of bur residents moved to public information, Union County Regional They said: .,..•' superintendent of schools, reported that sev- administrative and several departmental staffs The Jonathan Dayton Regional High School Oa«d wily «t Two Ouy*. IS eral improvements are scheduled for the Im- 'Springfield to get away from this type of High School District No. 1. "1. Citizens' committee on land purchases: of the Guadlneer School, the children studied PTA last week voted an amendment to its 49 Hudson County gutter politics, and to have Springfield owns many parcelsof land through- mediate future,-and other trouble spots will be by-laws establishing it as a Parent-Teacher- CHEESE PIZZA checked'immediately. ' candidates for office use this as a smoke- IllllllllllltllllllllllllUIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII out the municipality and will, no doubt, have IIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Studeni Association. The officers of the as- screen to cover their lack .of accomplish- occasion to buy others In the future. We will The board approved the first reading of a sociation have issued the following statement: ments and lack of program does not forecast recommend a sppcially appointed citizens' new policy on tuition grants to teachers con- OPERATION "This vote now creates an organization in 'a bright future for our town if they are elect- Blood donors Committee to consider each piece of land pro- tinuing their studies. Tenured teachers may whiqh parents, teachers and students will parti- ed," Donlngton stated. posed for purchase by tho municipality. We receive up to the full cost of tuition for a cipate as dues-paying members w.ith full in- CHOPPED , Mayor Butlman declared: "Veno.mous rhe- must prevent exorbitant profits by, or needless maximum of nine semester hours ofcreditper MAIL CALL dividual rights, privileges, and respon- toric as compared with nine years of dedicated, still can register purchases from, those friendly to, or involved calendar year, for approved courses. This newipopor it preparing to sibilities, Toward the purthou el in, municipal government, . The board also voted pay increases for two resume iti "Operation Mail-Call" '-'The concept of lugh school PTSAs woo TWO GUYS GIANT SIZE HAM progressive leadership offers the voters a There is still time to make donor . HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER , DIET RITE clearcut choice • on election day and we call "2. Enactment of u housing code, for staff members who have Just completed courses Fisting of all local men and women evolved by the National Congress of- Parents • upon 'Oil the people' of Springfield to see appointments for the bloodmoblle visit months ago, Nat Stokes,-lone Democratic of study. Frank Wasyllko, who has received a in the armad forcei,- both in this and Teachers, which has urged its 'adoption COMPACT AM/FM/FM STEREO RIPE through this veil of confusion and deceit and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. ntSt. township committeemon, proposed a compre- master of arts degree In elementary educa- country and overseas. Names and by high school PTAs- since 1-158. This philo- WITH BSR CHANGER -AND 8- James Church, a Springfield Red Cross hensive housing ordinance designed to prevent tion from Seton Hall University, goes from complete addresses should be sub- sophy of involving the high school student as to select the candidates who will continue to spokesman said this week. Appointments $8,700 to $9,500 per year. TRACK TAPE PLAYER ... IN OLIVES serve our-community as they have in the past. the deterioration of our residential neigh- mitted as soon as possible (or inclu- a (ull and equal partner in the PTSA process 1 MAGNIFICENT UNITI Scott.Donington and I have enjoyed manyyeors eon be made with donor group chairman borhoods and multi-family housing. It set William Lonney, who has completed 33 sion in the column. also has the endorsement of the N.J. State Sorry, we can't advortiso the price .or by calling Mrs. Daniel Kalem, blood Congress of Parents and Teachers. dt service to Springfield, and have developed standards for. maintenance of property, called ' . . (Continued on page 14) ... but you'll recognlzo tho valuol 'platform that will provide fresh new ideas for program chairman, at S76-OS82. Donors for issuance of certiflc'ates.bf occupancy when- Illllllllllllllillllllllllli "The goal of PTSA is to narrow the com- the, future needs of a growing community: without, appointments will also be ac- ever tenancy in a dwelling'changed, and sti- munication gap ami broaden mutual, under- ' "1. A. senior citizen housing project. ' cepted on Saturday, pulated machinery for enforcement of die or- standing as parents, teachers and students, "2. A tenants' rights committee that Is Although noting that the donor age has dinance. To date this ordinance has not been work together on common problems and con- already in operation. been raised to 65, Mrs! Kalem declared, passed, and it is needed,in Springfield. cerns." "GLAMORENE" "Anyone*- over 18 is permitted to give Officers of the Dayton Kegionol PTSA for the Toward tht purcrwu ol "3. Implement ,a flood control project and see • "3. Review our Republican enacted zoning it through to completion. blood, and those few young people'who ordinance. We believe people moved to Spring- i970-71 year are: Mrs. Leonard HarriB, ' PUNCH 4.OZ RUG SHAMPOO . "4. A traffic division within the Police have become regular donors know what a field because they wanted to live in a resi- president; Mrs. Paul Weisman, vice-presi- Department that will make for safer streets. very real and satisfying way. this is of dential community. Increasingly, office Ixiild- dent; tan Struthers, vice-president; Robert VISIT "S.B.P." FOR FABULOUS DETERGENT helping their fellowman. • • La\anture, hunorary vice-president; Mrslp, RIO. 2.99 (Continued on page 14) niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitimiiiii (Continued on pago 14) Robert' James, secretary, and Howard Bern- stein, treasurer, • DISCOUNTS ... HUNGRY JACK BUTTERMILK PANCAKE MIX %£ 39 WHh A fcod Purthau «l 12 or MOM Low, Low Prices on Washers, Dryers ORAHJiaV OR ORANCI MARMALADE NAilSCO CAMEO CRIME SANDWICH . HOUUWAMSNPT. . st r & Refrigerators! JAM LOVERS "^ 39' COOKIES Committee 9 fAAtudy_ "- SPECIALPURCHASE! snvimmt COUPON UrE Mayor Henry Bultman and J. Scott Donington, partment store.. .They added UlatCJruen pre- "3. These are precisely the facts 1 guvo at on housing for seniors FAMOUS MAKE 17 CU. FT. FREEZER Republican candidates for Township Com- pared the deed transferring title to the land the public meeting on May 5,1970, at which my - The newly-furm«l municipal Senior Citi- , Slim wall Installation III Toward thcpurchoMol mittee, and Stanley Oruen, township attorney, for the projected shopping.center from Lester appointment as township attorney was ap- . Poreolaln anamol llntr 18" COLOR TV im haVBi>retained an attorney who this week re- Robbins, as trustee, to the group acting for proved," • ' , ' zens.' Housing Committee has embarked on a Tharmoltatle lamp, control Reg. $355. queswd retraction of statements which ap- Alexander's and acknowledged the deed, 'yet survey to determine the need for such a , Door Jock 50 8 JARS HEINZ SUB ROLLS The material from the letter requesting facility in Springfield, according to Ben Yar- 90-Day FREE, S.rvlcel 269" peared in a news story in the Springfield Leader . when questioned about the transaction at a R.o. $259.95 184 CHOCOLATE MOSTED Township Committee meeting, he could throw retraction as well as -from the news release row, chairman. STRAINED FOOD OtCfcfcltCfcfcS. . . 1 submitted by Mr. Gruen Is quoted here in un The attorney said: . ' little light on the matter ." lie urgc-fl all senior citizens in the com- CREDIT ARRANGED. ASK ABOUT OUR BUDGET PAYMENTS. DONUTS effort to clarify and to present Mr. Gruen's munity who have not received the question- ' "ispeclfieaUy refer to the following llbelous In a statement issued fpr publication in point of view. ' THIN TWIST materials 'Robert Weltchek andArthurCaprio, naire being distributed to fill out the form today's Springfield Leader, Mr. Gruen makes printed on Page -1 and send It to him at tho Democratic candidates for Township Com- the following points:. Mr. Gruen has clearly made the point thut IE mittee, .this week Issued an open letter to his client was dealingwlth Office and Industrial Sarah Bailey Civic Center. WAREHOUSE OUTLET :« PRETZELS their, Republican adversaries questioning the "1. The purchaser and people with whom I Center, Inc. and not Alexander's and that he hail Wisdom of the Republican administration's ap- conducted all negotiations on behalf of my no personal Interest In the transaction otiicr pointment of Stanley Onion to the office of client wai Office and Industrial Center, Inc., than as attorney for the seller. ' Teen Council hayride /S\ 568 E. ELIZABETH AVENUE township attorney. and not Alexander's, and not until many Rl. 22 at months later did the name Alexander's be- The Leader accepts Mr. Gruen's statement The Springfield Teen Council will sponsor a LINDEN, N.J. ICOR. ROSELLE ST.I MMMt : "'.Weltchek and Caprio noted - that Gruen as a true representation of his position in MorrltAV*. PriMf (HtfUv* thru was named township attorney last April 28' come known to me. :. • , - Jinyrlde this Saturday night. The price of $3.80 TffLtimmwtUM the land sale and Is happy to present it as a Includes bus transportation, die hayride and o» HOURS: WED., THURS. 9 • 5 P.M. over, i *« objections of the lone Democratic "2. I had no personal interest in the trans- response to charges' made against him and comWtteeman, Nat Stokes. .,' CHAMBER DINNER — Azegllo T. Pancuni Jr.. center, was honored by the Sprinrfield bonfire cookout. Anyone Interested may call FRI. 9-7:.IO P.M., SAT. 9 - 2:30 P.M. action other than as attorney for the seller. candidates Bultman and Donlngton in state- 37b-5B8

1 1 : '•:,'? ,••.'';•;.'"•: •••:'..'''. .'- '.''. ' '•'•': ..•'•'. '. :'',' '!;•'• : • -Thursday, October 22, 1970 - "TC .:. " •'•' - Thursday, October 22, 1970- TO PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN! Would you like some help lnpreporlngnew«poperreleo«ei? its "Write lo this newspaper aqt) atk for our "Tips on Sub- Springfiila mining Newt Releases." . • ' The new bank buMng for tie 1 foe's lack of Office of the Union Center Nadouilbani will musfc.director of the : open for business today at 783 Mouniiln ave. y; Orchestra, fliist " In Springfield. Opening cerem<«lei'>jttirtlng ».;program for me-first i residency at 9 this morning will be. atteadedlby the "iPlS*s.;The "•"- - president of the- bank, Jack McDotuel£ and tflifemlly concc Daniel F, Lundy charged UNIVERSAL TIME • members-of the board.of-dlreetor*, together p^School on Sunday, Nov/ this week that Rep, Florence with officials of the township of Springfield. Dwyer (R-12th Dist.) "does Mayor Henry J. Bultmin wfll ptrtielptfte In in all^orchestrBl t not represent the real Inter- GOMES IN. MANY .' tteoftenlngcaremoal**,-.••*./ ,,•' bjBAetboven'B Overture to _,^ ests of the citizens of; this the structure, designed by EUasBer &. •••"*••- , 200th snnivelcBary of; district. The fact, that she Miller, architects. Is planned to harmoulzo .Wfc. •-•'•••,•,• ;-.'/- ••>„ ' lives outside of die district SHAPES. with existing commercial and residential iiXrom the Mother Ooose Suite is symbolic of thefact'that she structures In the area. It is protected by Ravel: win also be.played. is out of touch With our prob- advsneedtorotective devices* -,, .'.\$i&" S-'it «sa pisnoduet for two chi _s lems." ••••.... - UNIVERSAL-GENEVE AT MARSH ,• :•. /Since July IB, 1969, the gpHngtietr&lco -*/ two'child pianists gave tfje'dutt'! ' Lundy, Democratic con- ,-j.yt the bank has,been providing baakla£;iwr- rformance.' Recognizing, that** gressional candidate in the • vlck' in temporary moBiK ouareewgit tho »:hed musical value, Ravel converted, Twelfth District, said that ." OHM. «J>4^..- '•:.'..• ••••: ../ ;•. .".•«*».. , jallet in 1912. The orchestraUsultle^ meaadrt*s. C;•& l$$F: "Mrs. Dwyor is a resident of !., ,:BxpresBing gratlfleaUOtt for public iccep- tWMe ballet score; . .•"'•' Elizabeth, which Is riot in her "Jfte concert will be excerpts from Vwnce off these banbankink g servicesst;t;«cD•. lug the highest rates ol interest permitted stance, which are described musically, were residency with that of on "ab- "a leaf bh'angtrig Color'" and "the first star Annual lectures at Temple Beth Ahm ;,.'/by./ law; .extended'.daily .banking hours^and : sentee landlord." He said •'. '-banking service on SatuWayV.v; >'.'. tf] coming out/' .;• "Such landlords go Into their L';> VTbenew banking hours are frbm 8 aim. Antonjq. Vivaldi's Concerto for Three Violins: buildings and the surrounding •M 6 p>n. daily, Monday thMugh Friday, and Lunch tbO short, too crowded holding sessions . will also' be included on the program.- The areas only once a month to v*.>^. ««• «,'_—-ss^jua^"-rpeMqnnel Various students In Springfield were asked: related information - available and because :: Italian priest and composer Is best known for feature senator,author,TV' .ft-.newscaste" r collect the rent, Mrs, Dwyer lonfidential "What Is your opinion of school, policy in his violin concertos of which thls.ls. one of the Hfc ,{: .' •-.-,/.. . •...;•.... • , ..'i . ; comes into her district only ,CONG A WELCOME E — Mayor ;HenrHenry J<. Bultman Jr., leltld,t some of. the counselors'.don't seem genuinely eyer/ Thursdayi most rbytfmlc In desim andnoeticallylytdcal. ' Martin Shindler. Temple Beth '•EWphasis'' and-Hosting the "Today Show" once every two years to run —.,,. . ... havajpro- Jonathan Dayton Regional High School?''The ciallzlng in 18th century literature and recently ; Republican"candidates for Township Committee, illustrate their p p interesbed In assisting students. ^ •.': • ;• taught a course in It. She also taught in New for'J'Hugh DowhBj coyerihg crises' at United . for reelection. She. circulates -'—lswiramlng pool open, to all residents at a price they can afford, 'rather than ot>*V~ Vldea drive-in banking, al' well, as .ample replies were as follows, according to the One also feels that the schp6rehDUld>»mare' - The Wesley Choir of Springfield Emutuel this week, that U^. Sen, Abraham Riblcoff, 1 , parking faeilUtes for our depositors."., SprltlKfleld Teen Council. careful in hiring its teachers.Jt should make rnowtment of Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4. York high schools after which she wrote short NriUflns and floor reporting at national poli- questionnaires that are skill- a country club fora selected few.' • :' ; United Methodist Church, Church .MaHl.itf author Bel Kaufman and commentator Edwin ; .Raymond E. Leojui$ ;tt61ttani cashier in aWH.'.workwas written for Madame von Meek, 1 Stories for Esquire, Colliers and other maga- ' tical conventions. fully designed to promote her' Ed Gersteln, a student at Dayton, feels mat sure the- teachers .are not-only:qualified to Academy Green, is holding sesslonsonTlwifs* «dtltii*hom:Tchaikovsky had a unique corres- Newman will be. the principal speakers in the zines and then, moved to her present career political Interests rather than '..fharge :of the office. Issued an Invitation to with the Increased number OtetudettSi because teach but that they are also able to control. days from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in Fellowship Hall} third annual, lecture series scheduled to be .Larry Goodman and . MrsV Edith Callen, •'everyone in' the area to visit ttia hew quarters the students; and there should be a specific . IHnitenoe: and friendship. • • of college teaching.' ' •' • c*-chairmon of the • series, said that each discover the real problems of : of the freshmen from Mountainside attending according to the Rev, James Dewart PoSor held in the sanctuary of the temple. Regional really has good sports J#ltti^:.'.Vpw:,.^rflc*Sind .a*e;,\Vell walned, retirement age for older.teachers, becausa •lOSOW Summit series will also present con- Her best-selling novel,' 'Up the Downstair- • evening will Include a question and answer ' the district. Dayton, the cafeteria lines ^ very slow. The' Dewart. directs, the group pctlvlties,'anSiig «e«s, on Jan. 31 and March 21. All begin at . The lecture series will carry a. general case,'1 was originally written for the Saturday' •quallfiBd'.'SDa'eager to serve In. all phases "once the .teachers become .old, they; lose • assisted by Mrs, Marjorle Ferguson/piattYdrJ period. • •-.,•.' "She does not feel any need »•'". 'ftlB.atliletoo and fans In the Union County . schools.and their communities, and toencojfr*. 1 students must spend more time buying lunch l«J0J.p,m., and will be held at Summit High theme, "Challenge of Change," • Review'as a short story entitled "From a m banking; We Invite everyone from Spring- and have less time in which, to eat. Ed feels touch with the students' and don't coinmunlcalie and Mrs. Eleanor Keller. ••• '• >amti\t The first talk; is scheduled for Sunday 'Temple Beth Ahm lecture series'committee to do more, since she believes Very'Swiss and. very beautiful suggestions .from the ^Regional High- School District are "real age favorable attitudes of fair play lri Tftll field; Mountainside and this-area to visit us with them" as effectlyely." '•'•: -•' ,.•.." ":' School. Por further Information and reserva- ; Teacher's Wastebasket" She. Is at work on a members.are: Goodman and Mrs. Callen, co- Marsh collection of fine Universal Geneve watches. that the lunch periods, should' be lengthened. • ••••.••.•• > . , ;.•...•- '^oB' tions, readers may call Mrs. Stuart McCor- evening, Jan. 17, and will feature Sen. Ribl- she is secure, in her job," #jwne," according to a district spokesman.. aspects of lnterscholastic competition through' 'during the-'openlng cslebratibn from now to This student also thinks the school is over- : new novel and lyrics for a musical, . chairmen; Mrs. Ruth Black, .Wally Callen, Lundy said. "Mrs, Dwyer, Clockwise from top left: Oval lady's sport watch, $145.; •'.•C3ov, Livingston Regional High School, Ber- Karen Kaplan, another Dayton student, feels Bach Thursday session includes recreational,,' nttdlmt 273-7090. coff, who has served in public life for 30 of • * • . ' the players, coaching staff, faculty and admin- pcv 20, We have free gifts and refreshments rowded. "A school'should hot have to.resbrt',. . ctlvlties, refreshments, choir, stor; Dr. 'and Mrs; Harry Farb, Mrs. Iris Good^ like many other congressmen 18K textured gold bracelet watch, $300.; Lady's wide Iteley Heights, and Arthur L. Johnson Regional istration, the, entire student body, the-spec- that the Board of Education should, cancel •>mlx •[-•••• ., ' • • i his 59 years. .' • . . THE FINAL LECTURE of the series will be man, Rabbi Reuben Levine, Mrs. Blanche Jjor everyone during.that tune and.they may ' school, when it snows hard. If they don't use to study periods in the audltorjum where,. and' crafts. Presently the children area. He is the only active American public - from one-party districts who oval sp6rt watch with beige dial, $150.; 18K'gold long- iHlgh' School, Clark, came in first and second, tators and the community." '.'•.'••. - ... enter the contest for-the big console color . . because .of the- uncomfortable seats and the held on Sunday evening; April 18, featuring '. MMsel, Leslie Rosenbaum, Mr. and Mrs. are secure In the belief that raipecUyely, in the annual balloting among Hie trophy is awarded t» the school rtcelvlng the allotted "snow-days," the school year 1 a mural of "God's Beautiful World of ,C official to have, held office as a member of commentator Edwin- Newman, NBC's critic • oval, roman dial, $300. • . . 1 Wevision set. The contest Mil take place at poor lighting, It is almost Impossible Mac- ' which they have decorated With leaves, i llN^nhiversqry Ed' Rosenbaum, Martin • Shlndler, Mr. and they will be reelected, has.dis- Jniember schools in the Watchung Conference the highest total number of points aa'determlned- should be shortened. She also feels that : the - Connecticut state legislature, municipal at large. He received the. Peabody Award Mrs. Zul Venot, Stuart Wittenberg, Mr. and r :Uietfflc*at6p.m. ott.Oct,SO." Pass/Pair grading should be'used for gym complisb any studying."' . ; ' •••'..,'••'-'• J- and flowers, Each is also making,a box out Judge, member of Congress, governor, cabi- regarded many of .the basic sjtjjf' MM annual sportsmanship award, it was. by the member schools. Last year, Arthur Li •:;.: Orgdritoea in 1923, the bank has total assets He adds, "The Schrtol shbuld set aside two t Citation last year in which it said "two of the Mrs. Seymour Wortzel and Mrs. Irma Zeller. needs of the citizens of the •'announced this week by John Brown, health Johnson WBB first and Gov. Livingston, second. > and some minor subjects. .of popsiele sticks to be used—••--"-••" - net officer, as secretary of Health, Education qualities that give Edwin Newman's commen- ;'to' excess «f '$70,00(1,000'and operates four "The dress code is good," sold Eileen rooms for study periods. One should be a stu- will be observed and Welfare in President Kennedy's cabinet A special patron ticket will be available at Twelfth District. Her support ;kvl physical education coordinator. .The Regional District comprises Berkeley additional offices and-a drive-In banking dent lounge where students could Have meetings their possessions. taries their special distinction are his wit and $25 per couple with reserved seating In the -of defense contractors and S; Brown said the aim of the award is to "pro- Heights, Clark, Garwood, Kenllworth, M6lin-< Francis, but she feels that instead of the and U. S. senator from 1962 until the present depth of understanding." : . PINE JEWELERS V SILVERSMITHS SINCE l«0t ; facility in Union. ' and discussions, or a 'talk-study!* the other A Halloween party will be held Thurfl ( 1 HWJt section of the sanctuary. - other special Interests has 'tnjfte the highest ideals and attitudes of good talnslde and Springfield, and operates four seven-period day, Dayton should resume the time . .' •'• ,-' .,. . • '•• His agenda Includes narrating documen- previous rotating schedule. should be a classroom where students con Oct. 29 with the children wearing costtM. Womdn s Club He is a member of the Senate Finance ^'Further Information and tickets can be drained federal funds away Millburn, New Jersey: 265 Millburn Avenue 'JjSortsmanshlp among the. seven member high high schools. .... •':• only study, with no talking, at all. This would There will be games and refreshments. taries, conducting a weekly interview series obtained from third annual lecture series; from education, housing, Newark, New Jersey: 189 Market Street ' ' Two other students from Dayton, who pre- well' as die usual time for singing,1 rs.^Arihur Robinson of the Springfield' Committee, .the Joint Economic Committee titled "Speaking Freely," doing bis own early.. Temple Beth Ahm, 60 Temple dr., Spring- ferred to remain anonymous, had several be the 'silent-study.' The students could be and.the Government Operations Committee, water purification, health fa- Millburn: Open Mon.fiThura. till 9 P.M. Newark: Open Wed. till* Vdyhteers needed allowed to go to either study they prefer and ' children will participate In the i ' '" ^""••J Club has announced Springfield will afternoon newscast, reporting the evening' field;, or by calling the temple office} 376-' cilities, transportation and comments. Both feel that the guidance system ship services on Sunday and iorate the United Nation's 25th annl- where he heads the subcommittee on executive news," occasionally moderating "Meet the 298?j,;Shlridier, president of theitbijiple, 376- is poor because there is not enough college- attendance could be taken to avoid-student reorganization and under which he was ln- other 'people programs'need- a Community of Friends Oral cancer cutting*: • . ' •"•: • :• 11a.m. / on Tuesday at 8 p.m. In the Municipal. Press," acting as a drama critic on the late 3616; Mrs. Callen, 379-9533, or Goodman, ed in the 1970s." S AAobile Medls • . - .riJJUIJa Building. .: . ' volved with 'investigations Into automobile news, as an observe on NBC's radio series' 379-3571.. .„, ;, ..' .' ;i. •>• "This way, students who don't have any work , . . • ' • . i. .• ~ . .IT safety resulting In new traffic safety leglsla-' Mlss Children from kindergarten thro'ugh^tlw,, The' emphasis of the program will be on exams free to do wouldn't be forced to sit wasting time, UWlfcEP; Qna of the features- of the program tlon in 1967. He has also been involved in the M help hbusebound Hofsaess and students who sincerely want to work sixth grades are welcome to share in thewaoHy,,, J field of pesticides, aiding new research and A free examination for oral wouldn't be disturbed by noisy, students in rehearsals and activities. For further, Inform„ wfll^be remarks by Marina Frohdni, an safeguards and programs to control water 35th year cancer will be offered to area iivirtr: Anthony T. Testa, chairmen of Mobile triKPC the same room." '. . • ' :••." niatlpri caU the church office, 376-1.695,; Tfj"^ ArnVrlcanPield Service exchange student from and air pollution and promote conservations of ' J* • \J 'i -' '•.' '.•}.'. V> \,J i ! (..'• • l.i 1.1 ileals of Westfleld fltmbuneAd At'tharaoulnrlv ' ul*c» Milan, Italy. Residents and friends are invited OMN7DAYS PHONE 376.5050 ta3ttend<:Mrs, Robinson added..' '• natural beauty and resource. adverse weather and tinder the .•#;•*•"'•'• . • . • •. Barbara Hofsaess of 197 Chipmunk hill, iTheWomah's Club was representedrecently.' -1 THE SECOND SPEAKER, Bel.Kaufman, will Mountainside, Is among 86 student nurses from constant threat of attack, the avm»*seventh' district fall conference of the' 1 Vernon S. Patton of Madison 8 p.m.' summer months.' "As,a rtmJlt, we need more DFC given citation stated, ' ' ' - lecture' dm Sunday evdnlrtg, March ,21. ;Mlss this week celebrates his. 35th' WEEKONLYI volunteer diHversind jwnplers/' declared Mrs. the schools of nursing of Elizabeth and Perth Newjersey State Federation of Women's Clubs •KoufmaH, 'German-born, spent.her childhood : ; Amboy general hospitals who are enrolled this by Mrs. Fred. Mercuro, .436 Mountain ave., anniversary with: the, Jersey Registration will be in the Testa. '. "•'..; .'• :• . • • • ' .•;.'".• He was presented the medal EXPERT, REMODELING; ; ,ln Russia where her first poem was published main entrance lobby of-the semester In the nursing program at Union pcesidenti Mrs, Henry Wrightfc SS Colftut rd. ,' Central Power Si Light Com- ' The:program has had to, turn away clients Caprio for during ceremonies at Wurt- tn.a Russian children's) (nngazlne whert she . : \. •.- • hospital, after which patients because' of a lack of yolunt^fei idrivers who College, Cranford. . smith AFB, Mich,, where he AND firjjt'vice president; Mrs. Walter Anderson,' pany. He is superintendent will be directed to the* out* ' could serve people on additional: routes. One The 86 student nurses are among 2>900 now' serves as a KC-135 CUSTOM of the Gillette Operating Dis- u trict in the utility's Central , !-{'Vi-i patient clinic for examination hour once a week oj' once every two weeks is students who are enrolled this semester In Stratotanker aerial refueling I'L'f ". duty in Viet 1 NEW FURS Division, ; .. ' ' • . ' ! by member's of. the Overlook ' aU the volunteer driver'andjumpfcmustspend Union College's 38th annual academic year. pilot with a unit of the Stra- . • i >) i v, medical staff and the hosp'l- .:'.vi"» this cMrimujtlty project.- -f*?T. ' The student nurses earn 28 college credits OSCODA, Mich.—U.S. Air tegic Air Command, Amer- A , na'ttve. of., Peorla:, ,U1., : ':]•••'! .'• tal's community nursing staff.- Juftibers and driveifs'.work.tti.Mams ««two.- In two semesters in English composition, Force Captain' Vincent "A. ica's nuclear deterrent force arlT. general psychology, sociology, anatomy and i District chairmen outlined The examlnaUdn- takes five" The Jumper takes the;fooda««/the cflenfs Caprio of Springfield, N. J., of lorig range bombers and 1 ; •' • • ' io\ s , Miss,, Kaufman, receivpdaBJk. degree from adyanced to first class line- minutes, consisting of a sim- home-while the other voluntewonyes her own physiology, general chemistry; and micro- has been awarded the Dis- interconttnetitol ballistic mis- I goals for the coming club year. biology. •'•.'•'• siles. Hunter College where she was a member of man. He was made line, fore- INTRODUCTORY SALE I ple inspection of the inside of car on a, specified route, Theminejinvolved is tinguished Flying Cross for LEONARD J. ZANETTI Phi Beta Kappa and was graduated magna approxiniately 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. any The schools of nursing of Elizabeth and ' aerial achievement while as- man in 1949. NEWEST PROM KODAK the mouth and.facial align-, The captain-was commis- MASTER FUktiilER "X, cum laude. She earned her M.A. degree with During 1962 Patton was ment. , • . weekday."Mrsi Bartram BUmsted, volunteer Perth Amboy general hospitals are three-year, ' signed at Bleh Hok AB, Viet- . highest honors at Columbia University, spe- KODAK INSTAMATIC X chnlrniah,' is encouraging retired couples to diploma-granting nursing schools. The college nam.' ... ; ' ._ sioned in 1967 through Of- Erskine finishes named to head JCPL's line Part of a broad preventive credits earned at Union College are trans- Copt. Caprio, son of Mr. and ficer Training School, Lack- 273-1257 school in Whippany and was CAMERAS . medicine - program,! the oral'. ciUe Meals'is a'prbgrani of home-deliv- ferable to. other institutions of higher learning Mrs, August Caprio of 12'land AFB,, Tex,: . •. •'., .,' • promoted, to assistant dis- Pricei Slaihed During Our screening is sponsored Jointly by student nurses desiring to earn bac- Berkeley Rd,, Springfield, 6 Beechwood service in Army trict superintendent of the., ered meals to thos^'who are unable to shop A 1961 graduate of Joria- Boonton Operating District in October Introductory Sale. by Overlook Hospital and four or prepare meals for themselves. The area, calaureate degrees. distinguished himself as a U- than Dayton ' Regional High . . Summit Holy Name holds other area hospitals in co- now being, served includes Westfield, Scotch Miss Hofsaess, a graduate of Gov. Livingston 10 Courier light transport School; he received a B.S. Sp. 4 Ernest W. Erskine, son of Deputy 1963. He advanced to super- operation with the Union Plains, Fanwood, Garwood and parts of Clark,; Regional High. School, Berkeley Heights, is pilot. He flew extremely degree' in 1965 from Lebanon Evenings by AppoinfnienJ ^k.jChief .and Mrs, Edwin Erskine of 167. intendent of the Gillette Dis- County Unit of the American Mountainside and Rah way. The only qualifying the daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hot- hazardous missions through Valley College, AnnviUe, Pa.' noeri ave., Springfield, was discharged last 'sweepstakes ball' trict in 1964. saess. She Is a student nurse at Elizabeth rrimth., after, serving with the Army for two Patton is married, to the FRAGRANCE Cancer Society and the Union : factor is that the.client's home be within. """" "t|u;H.e;is a 1966 graduate of Jonathan The Holy Name Society of Our Lady of former Hllma Kronberg of County Dental Society. * ' . a' reasonable distance' from me Mobile Meals ' General. , • Lourdes Church, Mountainside, held its annual - 'kitchen in Westfield, This insures the deli very Ktjy in Regional High School, Springfield, and Summit, They have three chil- ery: a hot dinner and a cold supper. Everything •id hid been on apprentice for a tool and die firm ball last fiaturdayevonlngatthepnrish auditor- . 242 MOUNTAIN AVL PLUMBERS,r'Aft iiffiBiirs«ri".' ' of food-while it Is sfllT'tetr-- - ... ium. A casino atmosphere was created for the is packed in disposable containers. Summit when he was drafted. Erskine is ' | IIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII your •ervlcm to 30,000 loeol ., ':' A professional cook prepares the food In the Readers may call Mrs. Bums ted at 233- "sweepstakes ball" by Steven Susskd, chair- familiti with o low>ecTftt Wont ' '.kitchen of the First Baptist Church In West-'. > turning to complete his apprenticeship. ' man; Russell Cardoni,. co-chairman, and Eu- Ad coll 686-7700.' : field. Two meals a day are prepared for dellv» 0223 or the Mobile Meals kitchen at 233-6146 SPRmCFilJ)StAfE BANK HAS COME UP He did his basic training nt Fort Dlx and gene Kelly, president. Music was provided by if they wish to volunteer. ••I'jii vmt to Fort Gordon,-Ga., for further train- Lofty and His Dominoes Orchestra and re- I THOUGHT '•I lig. Erskine then was sent to Vietnam where freshments were served. WITH A WAY OF THANKING YOU 365 TIMES \ of conversation and cottee, b i earned the Bronze Star for single-handedly ' The highlight of the affair was a drawing, FOR Y will show the hour-long show will be FOR JOINING OUR 1971 CHRISTMAS CLUB capturing two Vlet.Cong soldiers. One of conducted by Daniel Grace, sweepstakes chair- presented. ese was on officer. . man, John H. Palmer of Greenwood rd. was Dance and rhythm classes Erskine was in Vietnam about two months . FOOD lien he was wounded. He was struck by shrap- winner of a 1971 Cadillac coupe de ville. Other For an energy cocktail, THE ; new; clothes are available for three to winners Included Charles J.HartmonnotHick- combine 1 can condensed beef five-year-olds as well as tl when a personnel carrier in which he was ory lone, Gerard M. Gallagher, of Indian Trail, The latest looks and lengths ding struck a land mine, Following this broth, 1/2 soup can water, babysitting for children 18 Vera and "Anthony Ferrore bf Dogwood way, and 1 con (12 ounces) "V-8" HAMPTON In fashionable apparel that a. months and over. lshap, he was sent back to recuperate in a M, E. Dudlck of Sylvan lane and William Leber woman con. create for her- ispital in the United States. . , Juice. Heat or chill. Serves Further information about of Cedar avenue. 4 or 5. Rich contrasts in .if-:" self will be featured in a Kaffeeklatsch may be had by I After five months in the hospital, Erskine fine Calfskin, tailored "Cavalcade', of Cottons" phoning the YWCA 273-4242. vias sent to Fort Ord, Cal., for retraining. For a quick hostess cup, fashion show at the Summit ' His was transferred to Baunholden, Germany,' stir 1 can condensed black for a perfect fit. . ;.- bean soup and consomme. YMCA's morning Kaffee- fiere he was an Instructor in land mine Joanne D^AItrui takes Over 100 pages of happy TACKS Black with Brown and .•;.'. klatsch on Wednesday at 9:45. irfare. Blend in 1 soup can water Co-ordinated by the Cotton her teaching internship and 3 tablespoons orange holiday hints lor decorating, Taupe Brown with shadei'.;;'.; Producers'institute and Me- , Juice. Heat; stir often. Gar- gills', foods, entertaining, of Tan. Handbags to matcHi.;' EXPERT nish with grated orange rind. Call's. Patterns, the collection Cooper f'saf Pierce Joanne Marie D'Altrul, the daughter of Mr, Serves 4, fashion, and beautyl suggests the right look'for . and Mrs. Joseph Philip D'Altrui of 1052 Sum- any activity-of a typical fall CUSTOM mit lane, Mountainside, is one of eight New Here's a popular dessert;. day, Cortfortable knits, stylish 11 >: RINDGE, N. H.'— Leslie F. Cooper, the Jersey residents who are taking part in the Combine 1 cup graham crack- wovens and a variety of novel- FRAMING n of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie V. Cooper, 1378 Intern teaching program at the University of er crumbs, 2 cups whipped ty cottons will be modeled. opel Hill, Mountainside, N, J., Is presently Tampa in Florida. cream, 1/4 cup chopped mar- . ending Franklin Pierce College, according aschino cherries and 1' cup Separates, .'•:,dressy, drosses, All participants are education majors, and ORIGINAL 'I I Frank S. DiPJetro, president. crushed pineapple. Spoon Into tailored garments, children's will be certified to teach in Florida after com- freezer container; freeze Un-. clothes, pants, mldls, maxls. pleting internship and other educational re- til firm. •• and minis will be part of the GRAPHICS quirements, I fashion filled morning. Add ,1/2 cup coar-slay." This valuable Idea Book is yours 'o/ice report theft crumbled potato chips to your • . Kaffeeklatsch will begin at THE 9:45 a.m. After a half hour Joins university chorus favorite bread stuffing. The lountalnslde police are investigating a theft chips will add Interest and when you open a ART-CORNER n the Jolly Troll Smorgasborad at 1025 Bonnie Obenchain of Mountainside is among crispness. NEED HELP! 22. According' to police, about $1,150 the 79 students at the University of Maine to For a peach cream pie, Aiiln.^po, '.fvrHELP WANTED ' cash was. taken from the office safe last Join the university chorus, one of three student soften 1 quart fresh peach, ad, in tho (.• -?l|l|^ page* of lesday. . choral organizations on campus. ice cream slightly, at room thii nowtpaptr wMJ r.vocn ov«r temperature. Spread Ice 30,000 noarby r«adtr>famlltat. cream into 1 nine-inch grn- To place your od, coll •— inn '/It L Hi (HIM AVF. hnm cracker crumb crust.- 686-7700 ...: It's a pure linen towel that also doubles"as a calendar. It's FRIDAY DEADLINE Place in freezer 1 to 2 hours. All itoms other than spot At serving time, spoon 2 cups a handsome addition to any home. You can obtain yours sim- WHAT TYPE OF WINE IS EITELSBACHER news should be in. our sweetened, sliced peaches ply by opening your 1971 Christmas Club with us. You'll be offlce'by noon on Friday. over pie. Top with wiiippwj at First New Jersey Bank KARTHAUSER HOFBERGEM BURG BERG1 cream. CIRCLE BARBER thankful "you did,.36Siimes,during 1971. . this week! $20; Antwtri A Sur win* tram Ox MUII «• HnuW. Riuumtnuch. i'ngor in. PROUDLY ANNOUNCES' BASS TACKS are for going places. Ttih li ont of the nunv qimtlOM fr*. formerly with BlnaminRdiilos qwntly Hktd our wlnt eoiuultwit, INTEREST PAID Wherever your fancy takes you, great looking, MR. PRANK Dl RENZO "8udv, tlw Win* TMMT," Htr* tl Ih. Win* Shop HIM doM not hMlutt to Hk Bass Tacks make the trip. Comfortable and $24. (oimrtly of Mupif Squirv Bmbvr Miop on all inv.t)o»ttlon rtliUd to wlnt, bwiHM easy. 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•••/•' •+; ff 4-Thursday,,October 22^ 1970-SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER SPRINGFIELD LEADER PAGE COMMENTARY AND FEATURES mmy ; Editorial Comment ,. .,.,..,."v., THE HAT10HAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH ^ni>itJfiitJt"8»*s has. finally recessed, One of the most agonizing frequent dramatic results, but feDwyer .is looking forward to this and these rallies are a perfect opportunity YOU are cordially invited to the opponent and his children, unto, paljis. of man is caused by: some patients experience side •-•y.to sea as many of • her friends for everyone to extend hor tliolr greetings/' effects such as dizziness, With the annual municipal the third generation. Scott Donlngton wants to win, very much, in :. He pointed out tliat-tho entire "Flo Dwyor the .affliction of die face anything he does.'But he wants to win accord-- rters as possible," Van Dyke Pollitt, . known as trigemlnfllneuralgin nausea and vomiting, which election candidates' night de- - County campaign manager, said. Line" of candidates is expected at.eudi Now that the . matter has ing to the rules. rally. . . '.'':•. ••,•.•-.. or ticdouloureux;Thesespas- make the drugunsatlfactoryln bate scheduled for tonight, we come into the open, however,. " He notes, for example, that he served as T v that thousands of people are anxious modlc nerVe pains of'the Jaw . some cases. GRAND OPENING of the are confident that most of the and in the interests of truth, township prosecutor and as counsel for the' JjJeUo to plo' as she.enters the final usually attack people over 40, Findings of one scientist Springfield Public-Library from 1967. to last .Cliercampaign." -.,.': and can be debilitating in their suggest. the neuralgia could spontaneous questions to be 1 he will be glad to read into the spring,' but that she resigned from both poBts —ifwllles are scheduled in Roselle at effects. •• •" "•••'•; result from an allergic re- asked from the audience have on receiving the GOP nomination. He says, "I gmijijCrariford at 10t80,' Springfield at 11, New officers picked 'Tic douloureux generally action to excessive liistamine record the following five pages -"flWd at 11:40, Fanwbod at 12:10 p.m. new SPRINGFIELD home of the been composed, checked and of sworn testimony, complete felt It was the moral thing .to do. • J''.•, .,.;! affects only, one side of die bodies in the, bloodstream. • mittieographed. Born in Springfield'in 1935, DonlagMn played , /JWlhfleld at 1 p.m. The final stop wlU face, often the right, and is Another hypothesis is that, tic with action photographs of the - varsity football, basketball and baseball for #.;N«w Providence at l;30. Rally sites by Chdrriber panel most common among men. The douloureux may be caused by We must, of-course, except opponent slipping an ace from Jonathan Dayton Regional High School. He .. Ifjijlectad to insure a convenient location Intermittent stabs of pain may misalignment of thejnw.caus-. the small portion of the aud- played basketball for Susquehanria University -"—ni within the dlstrictto demonstrate The WestUeld Area Chamber of Commerce last a few seconds or as long ing • the trlgeminul. nerve to UNION CENTER NATIONAL BANK the bottom of the deck. ' before returning to this area to receive his ;.-»«^* Flo Dwyer, board of directors recently elected officers as 30 minutes, and may occur be stretched abrasively K'Say HeUo to Flo" day Is jointly ience which will come in a The third type of question is bachelor's degree from Seton Hall University. for the 1970-81 year: . : many times dally or at Inter- across bony tissues. Re- 1 AT 783 MOUNTAIN ,AVE. serious effort to find out what directed toward an opponent, He graduated from the Seton Hall School of Iped'byher volunteer organizations, Christopher R, Wemple, executive vice- vals of a week or more. searchers report having re- kind of men are seeking their Law in 1962. ,.••'. ds of Women for Flo" and "Friends president of tho Suburban Trust Co., was re- Patients are usually free of lieved patients by teaching with the aim of showing'up his . While building his professional career, he elected president of the Chamber. Elected, pain between attacks, butoften them to retract die Jaw by SPRINGFIELD, N.J. votes. inability to rule. devoted much of his time to local recrea- vice-president, was Robert Siegel, president suffer Intense fear of .the next holding the mouth open wide These good citizens do ask Can you justify, this ques- tional activities. Donington has been an umpire, *, Snyder, 76; of the Phylbert Corp., which operates the Clara . ' assault, . and pressing backward on the questions -- usually identifi- chief umpire and then a coach in the Youth Louise Shop, •'• • Since pain may be brought chin toward the, painful area. CELEBRATE WITH US ALL WEEK tioner might ask, the practice Baseball Leagues from 1955 until the present. Elected as treasurer was William S. Pallo on by the slightest stimula- Patients reportedly relieved able because they don't con- of setting the parking meters . He coached in the boys' football program from ' rices are held of Cosmalr Inc. in Clorlc, where he is con-. tion of sensitive areas of the in this manner exhibited Jaw OCTOBER 22rid —30th 1963,161966.. ; . : . troller. Jeremiah O'Dwyer, partner In the. law face/-patients characteristic protrusions, related to dental tain'any. fishhooks. in front of your brother-in- •.J services wereheldSundayinBrook- He organised the present Recreation Depart- -firm of Johnstone and O'Dwyer, was elected cally avoid moving or touching problems, suggesting preven- Most of the others, however, vQMeti. Rose Bnyder, mother, of Hershey ; law's store to give 75.minutes ment boys' basketball program, which'has ' secretary,'. -.' " • '.. • :;\'.' ":' ." ••'• ' the face. Often they avoid eat- tive dentistry may prove to OPENING CEREMONIES come in threo categories. of parking for an hour's worth •"0,303,MlUtown .rd., Springfield, who' . Wemple has issued a lost call for reserva-. - ing, shaving, washing, talking be one solution'Jo this afflic- gained recognition throughout the area, .and Bt'Wednesday in Mercer County Hos- First is the type known as of nickel, while his competi- has helped lead it since 1963. Ho has coached .tions for Wednesday's trip by.the Chamber to . W smiling from/ fear. of tion. ':;.(. START OCTOBER 22nd at 9 A.M. —, rrenton. She was 76. the redevelopment areas' of Newark Airport triggering an attack, The. National;)- Institute' of the batting practice pitch. This ' the Minutemen,.town all-stars, since 1963, Mrs. Snyder, was born in Russia. She came tor's patrons must pay the . Donlngton also coached the baseball Minute- : , J.SCOTT DONINGTON and Port Newark seaports in Elizabeth and - V Trlgemlnal neuralgia Is one Neurological.. Diseases and ' is the easy floater which the Chlsholm School, which is sc to this country as a young woman and settled Newark. _. ' • .'.'.' / . '., of the most common of all Stroke, one'of the National same nickel for only 48 min- men from 1955 to 1965, and he organized the fn librig Island. .'•'..... asker's candidate should be utes on the meter. present men's Softball league. ' - closing." '. •• . ... .,,,- neuralgias, Although its exact Institutes of'Health, supports i IIIIIIIIIIIIIII iiiiiiiiiiiii iiiMiH miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiii She also Is survived by two other sons, cause (or causes) is not known, research into the .causes and able to knock out of the ball He was a playground director for the Recre- On expanded use of the swlmpool faejljj^ irry of Bay Shore, N.Y., and Ted of Brook-' ' •, FRIDAY DEADLINE • - • ! • A variation on this is to ask Donington comments, "'People are,, m'ortljy I its symptoms - often arise in treatment of trigeminal ation Department from. 1954 to 1957, play- »yWi" two-daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Salvage of All items other than spot news should be park. . about, something which the ground coordinator from 1958 to 1962 and responsible for what they say and.do../I)w r connection with Infections of neuralgia and related dis- Wllllngboro and Mrs. Mae Starke. of Las in our office by noon on Friday. £ the teeth or nasal sinuses.. orders of the nervous system. It-usually calls onhimto re- candidate can't possibly know. KNOW YOUR GOVERNMENT assistant recreation director from 1962 to •Vegas, Nev., and three grandchildren. state something selfevident . This citizen might ask why • 1965. ••-.•• would not be used evening hours and winter Occasionally, this neuralgia WIN A CONSOLE COLOR TV From N.J. Toxpoyors Association Donlngton is now associated with the Newark months. We cannot tum our backs on this IdHd | is associated with tumors or which he has been saying all playground sandboxes are us- law firm of Morgan, Melhuish, Monaghan, Me of compact without their agreement. We can't . other disorders of the nerv- Keep those along --, such as, if elected, Cold and SplelvogeL cry about the residential character of the town I •. pus system. . - . ing California sand, rather • . VOTING AGE QUESTION ••'',•• state and nation; that yours In all states .>••••••.••-••• ' one moment, then break a pact like this the are you determined to throw than the more economical : where referenda have been presented In the if untreated, aWack's tend to , UP IN MANY STATES. " - past decade have rejected lowering the voting next." . :•••••••• • ' -I (or kee'p) the' rascals out. At least 16 states, .including New, Jersey, HE RECALLS, "I didn't become involved become more frequent and electrical .brand, from New Mexico. This age,, • . .;' ,. ' .' '. ' • .- sssss severe. None of. several The second type is known will have proposals on the November. General In all these things becatise I wanted some day ..OTHER MAJOR NEEDS of the town, he says, 1 • FREE DRAWING can be a little'risky, however, Election ballot to reduce the voting age below With a lower voting age, New Jersey 18- ; 1 methods of treatment has to run for the Towhshlp Cpmmittee. I did what,; Include, that of- finding a solution to traffic nitinv 1 • 1 .' 1 !§1 • m as the phony curve. It is also since the candidate just might 21 years. . ' year olds would be able to run for various I did because I enjoyed it. ••''• .' '. ' >.. proven completely', satisfac- gifts Handy local offices provided all other eligibility re- problems. Donington urges, "We should have §1 • 1 • tory. Severing the trlgeminal ENTRY BLANKS are available a set-up, designed to let the happen to knowi . New Jersey will ballot on the question of quirements are met. Under present laws, ' ."I'm -a very Involved type of person, I like ' . a special traffic bureau in the Police Depj*fi. Small electrical appliances reducing the voting age to 19. Last year, involvement, perhaps because I have a lot of nerve. is a certain means of candidate get in a few low Still, the program does of- however, they still could not purchase and ment. They could anticipate where trdffifti relieving the pain, .but this are very popular gifts for at our Springfield Office voters rejected an. 18-year old minimum. excess energy. Living In town all my life, special' occasions. Putting blows he couldn't fit into his consume liquor In public, serve on Juries. I've seen all aspects.of the community, and might break out. S5SSS5 surgery often leaves portions fer the voting citizen his only Information assembled by the New Jersey seek election to the Legislature, bet on races. - Morris avenue, for example, is 555 small appliances to good use or you may use this one. Taxpayers Association shows that at the 1 from different points of view as I get older. of the face without, feeling formal remarks. • chance to-seethe candidates in or buy and sell property without thelrparents dangerous for children walking toj and the -Jaw sagging. Still, Is then, the recipient's job. present time Georgia and Kentucky have 18- or guardian's consent. Males under the age of ''Springfield has.done so.much for me that; •• school; We need/stricter law et' Make these gifts work for you A typical partisan might action, under the impartial year mlnlmums, Alaska 19 and Hawaii 20. many patients have found this No deposit or purchase required; 21. would still need parental consent for mar- I really feel adobtto.returntothetlownwme'' •slow. down, the traffic. This Is operation the only meanB of by being familiar with the ask, have you heard the well- sponsorship of the League of Meantime, Congress has enacted legislation ' riage. ' measure of thaWks.by way otltservicr/And ta 1 'many other areas. ' - relief from the agonizing pain. equipment and keeping them documented report that your Women Voters. which would allow 18-year olds to vote In all my mind the'epitome of s'd'rvice is as ''*.;-; •/'With the use Of specialists . In handy places.. Federal, state and local elections effective VOTING AQE STATISTICS member of the governing body." '• t r J|i Another method is the ln- worthy opponent cheats at sol- Lower Voting Age Proposals on . the case of accidents, we would not tie up ou ? - lection of either alcohol or Take, for example, electric Anyone who really wants to in, 19.71. This has been appealed by several Donington adds, "I really got Interested in patrol cars." Donington adds mat the townca i hot water, directly Into the hot trays. Have you thought of CUT ALONG pOTTED LINE itaire? know what the voting is all • states and a Federal District Court has al- November, X970 Ballot • politics only about three years ago, whenlwas using them near the hostess' ready ruled In favor of the legislation. K die State ',.,..' , Age obtain federal funds to help establishrA'traffi • nerve. This results in aries.-' The candidate, with a ges- about should .fool obligated to practicing as a lawyer, and felt that my ability bureau. • -•••.• . "•"•" . 'Youngsters today want the new, the exciting, • thesis of the nerve and im- seat ot the dinner table? Allot ' ENTRY COUPON FOR COLOR TV United States Supreme Court upholds the had come to a P^jrfutte it equalled my tray will keep food hot. and ture rehearsed for no more Alaska He also sees a "desperate.need fpraisenio • ".mediate relief for the be present tonight at 8 at the lower court ruling, varying state constitutional 18 interest, *nv*.ni • .». 1 save trips back into the than two hours, might reply limitations would be wiped out in favor of Arkansas citizens' housing program, Uke'the'one now i!'" the eye-catching.. .and Edwards has just •'; 'sufferer, but results are often Edward.Walton School. ,« ." '."hs a- candid f personal bltter- rmmnot under way, • 'impermanent. kitchen. ... . a uniform age nationwide. • •''• Connecticut 18 MBB of this camp_ Deposit your Entry Coupon nely hard to'take, ' ' declaaresi , "ItJl'ssaddehlngtoise that! Yet smart and mod as these new shoe , Many drugs have been tried, If n family member is late • Numerous.pro and con opinions' have l»en Florida ,18 I .would very much /unjustified attack for dinner, use the hot tray Name advanced in the lower voting age argument Hawaii: 18 people, whom I knew as contributing citizen •but none has been found to be at the Springfield Office iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim on me — and I would' hot want to launch a ,a» !l! grew, up/itow;locked in ofr fixef Income to keep his food'warm and Those favoring, point out that the ffi'to Massachusetts 19 personal attack on,ariy6r|elelse." styles are, they rate an A for quality . , 'effective for all ticdouloureu x and afraid they can't afford to HvelnSprlngUeli '{patients. The most promising,' appetizing. Set the thermostat or mail it. H;0; 20-year age group is otherwise called'upon Minnesota 19 at warm and coyer the dinner Street Address,. Letters To Editor to perform adult responsibilities; that'they Montana 19 I i 1 I'i.I flnjf(lpriger:as,taxes|and other-expejisasygo uf workmanship and.comfort. Super material, ' carbamazeplne ' (Tegretol), - 111 11111 1 111 'I know we musmu t providpoidee serviceservic s to all th plate with aluminum foil. , Drawing Friday, October 30th ^^ifm^ " * " '' :iriiiiMiiM(iiiiJMfin iMiuriijraxriiiiiMfii JuriiriiiiiiiiriiiiitiiiiTiintiiiiMMiiiiiiiiKiiiMitMitfitiiiiiiiitiiiiMiiiiiiiitiiKiiiiiir are probably better educated/Informed'ami Maine he'wants to The, electric -hot tray can politically knowledgeable to exercise then-vote ' Nebraska • people .,of. thev community, but.we on L 1 Town ....•• State .....Zip the editor's discretion, and never If the letter •. "I was -drive- Aur blder'ddzehs out of lib* me see us tpdayfor the widest i^V*,; also be used to jieat food for Letters to the editor must be received than many of their elders; that'the yoUngo? ' Oregon • Jiiirrt PUNCH LINE - at 6 P.M. at Springfield Offfce no later than noon on Monday of the week is of a political nature. Tills newspaper . "espe-| I :»vit> a meal,Slices oUpftpver.roast | population presently 'is under-represermiti m . Rhode Island to :*e basket. can be wrapped" In foil and •.Phone,... they are to appear. They sliuuld not exceed reserves the right to edit or reject tiny letter. South Dakota .-•:•!;!. ; OF THE WEEK elections; chat the right to vote''"can trfWlUe 19 irol of the Donlngton remembers, "When 1 was in Me heated right ..on rFiho tray. 350 words in length and should be typed with ballot box routes to expression's'of-dlsserftj-' •• Washington 19 wvtudgLuu lewQiiujaiTH, wnon i was in mo double spacing between lines (not all in capital 1 .school, I could walk from my homefflrMorri . Another good une is for warm- PRAISE FOR JUDGE . Those opposing, contend the' lower voting ' •'• Wyoming • . . . _ ; now, we,.have toil refurbish some^fi ing frozen' coffee cakes for letters, please). All letters must be signed. age group lacks maturity for serious con- Naw Jersey 19 li.flvenu•--e : threr^vr-QUaTterSe -auarters- oOff a nuimuea tn&«hnuj^penone The writer's name will be withhold only at Our courts are only as good as die judges the-playgrounds.: We he^mbre bull fleWi, * -,-Ugh^tii.^; woods, .crossing only onB'.Btree breakfast^/ who are appointed to conduct them. 1 feel sideration of the issues; that the 21-yeai-level STATES WrTH VOTING AGES.BELOW 21; particularly with "tho recent-' success of the 'h .Are. you making full use of We're Convenient to serve YOU best — 1 .... 4 not passing any residential propek-ty.' Springfield is fortunate In having a man such brings a greater sense of stability and re- ' girls' softball^program'. We, should have'4-"^V 'We' miist do what we can. to brflrtct th . -toasters, sandwich grills and as Max Sherman as it's municipal court judge. sponsibility for dealing with the problems of State Age Year Adopted basketball league for-.glrls^wohave two school present residential character of tnS'iommu ' waffle irons? Store them near I have had occasion as a spectator to observe i gyms available on Saturdays.'-" - nlty. We must have constructive growthT" your eating area in a cupboard OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT NOW! A MUSINC | him in action many times and have been im- Georgia ' 18 1944 . "Weneedafuil-scfllfrecrerltioncenter.with or on the counter shelf where Kentucky 18 Donlngton' and his wife, the former Pamel pressed with the sincere, compassionate :.'• ,1955 more space and more facilities than the Sarah Francis, are the parentsofrSuzanne, 9; Rebec an electric outlet Is handy. manner in which he handles the cases that School Lunches Alaska* 19 •••••.•.' 1959 Bailey Civic Center can house; 1 hope the town Hot grilled sandwiches and from the desk 1 Hawaii* 20 ca, 7; Jessica, 5; Amy, 4,^and Rachel, 1-plu appear before him. Every defendant is given the -. 1959 can reach an agreement with the Board of another Springfield citizen expected to arrivi ' waffles can add variety to your FINEST SERVICE-At Any of Our 6 Locations j.On»-Uners I wish they would ban from all opportunity 'to state his case fully and is not Education on using facilities of the Raymond any minute. *r . ' - • .^rf-\ meals. Dessert waffles maybe '**•• Hiool reunions: brushed off, as so often happens in other . .FLORENCE GAIJDINEER SCHOOL • Included the lower voting age' in their a new .treat for your family. courts 1 have visited. " • Mondny; Oct. 2t\ -- Juice, raviuli. grated' original state constitution. J[y, you haven't changed a bit in 20 IIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlilllllllllNlllllllllillliiMllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiii^ Another popular gift Item is All of this is for the good of Springfield, cheese, green beans; French, bread, butter,, the electric knife. Keep It in a We Pay Highest Rates Permitted for Deposit Certificates r vanilla ice cream and chocolate sauce, milk. SOME RECENT VOTER REJECTIONS , but you've changed." ' as defendants and attorneys from all over the OF LOWER VOTING AGES . . handy place with a wooden cut- t happened -to all the hair, old state come before Judge Sherman and im- Tuesday — Juice, roast beef, gravy, nuodV Springfield Public Library report* ting board close by. The elec- 2 Yr. Certificates ($1,000 up) — 5'/i% a Year les, carrots, breail, butter, milk. pressions are Important. It.therefore follows State . Proposed Voting Age Year tric knife is a real boon to that proper respect and cooperation be given Wednesday - Juice, sloppy Jou on bun, persons who always had Higher Rates Available for 1 Yr. Certificates ($100,000 or More) ertalnlyl remember you," to aur judiciary-personnel. This Is necessary French fried potatoes, fruit, milk. PEOPLE trouble slicing roasts and —"I can place the face but not the name," Thursday — Juice, hot uirkcy s.nulwicll, Michigan ' 18 1966 on newest books for local readers if their work in the court and on various com- •Hawaii 18 1968 SHOULD LEARNl ' breads. Experience will —"1 can place the name but not the face." munity committees Involved in rehabilitation gravy, cranberry saiicc, corn, I lalluwuuicook- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|iiiiiniinii|ini iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . sharpen up your skill In mak- —"•What ever happened to..." North Dakota 19 1968 and other important functions is to be suc- ies, milk. • •' Nebraska TDTELL -THEIR. ing slices the desired.thick- SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS AUTO LOANS —"A doctor? He flunked chemistry in high cessful. • ' . Friday — Soup or juire, urilleci rliwsu or; 19 1968 APPLIANCES school." .Tennessee • 18 1968 By DIANA A. CONSTANTIAN , ' ness. PERSONAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS PERSONAL LOANS A judge cannot involve' himself in political hnm'on rye sunJwich. dill pickle, fruit, milk. Ohio "If It Doesn't Work, Read the Instructions,' Don't use the electric" knife All menus subjyci. io change in case of 19 1969 The Springfield. Public Library lists the by Charles Klamkln. —"Do you remember the time..." • harangue. He Is obliged to render decisions New Jersey . 18 1969 following titles among the books recently at the dinner table—it's too BUSINESS CHECKING ACCOUNTS BUSINESS LOANS on the basis of the facts before him and not emergency. ' The electrical appliance Jungle - n jjyjde ii noisy. ' •" ' —"Where .are you living these days?" Oregon 19 1970 acquired.- buying to help avoid costly and " —"What kind of business are you in?" indulge in a person's political affiliations. I JtllllllltlJliilllllllUirillll tUlillllltllllUlli tllllMMIMIMIIf MtlllMMinUUJIIIIIIIItlII(lllMltl(I1llllllltllllllJJIIII(lltllltllllllJUMItlllllJillllllllllJlltllJtUlJlJllltJIJ HEALTH Old standbys such as elec- SAVINGS ACCOUNTS HOME LOANS therefore consider it unfair to attack him on a . mistakes, ' tric skillets, electric mixers —"How many kids do you have by now?" 1 ., • • "More Than Skin Deep," by Thomas H. UNION BOOTERY political basis, because he happens to own or : .- BEAUTY and blenders can find new uses SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES IMPROVEMENT LOANS —"Oh, you're not married my clear?" The Senior Citizen Housing Committeehas baen asked to determine whether Sternberg, MJD, / • "The Seventeen Book of Fashion and Beauty,1 —"Gee, it's good t» see theoldgiingagain." is a part-owner of several office buildings. One of the nation's most respected, experts if they are easily accessible. STUDENT LOANS The Sherman family has long been involved as thero is a heed for Senior Citizens' Housing, and if so, the housing require- • by the editors of Seventeen. 1030 Stuy vataht A v«nu«, Union With rack in the bottom and FINANCIAL COUNSELING —"Okay everybody, let's sing the old alma on the care of the skin and hair, Dr. Sternberg A complete revision and updating of th builders of homes and other structures In I ments. Accordingly, anyone interested, is asked to assist the committee by discusses the questions which concern all of the thermostat set low, the thar,er;" Springfield. I should know, 1 purchased my | answering the following questions: best-selling Seventeen book. It Is an idea electric skillet can become a us from time to time in a very readable fashion. guide for any girl who not only wants to lool 686-5480 i -iV'She wasn't a blonde 20 years ago." home from them more than 17 years ago. 1 1. a. Name CRAFTS . warmer for breads and other >JS""Oh, so you own a new Cadillac." Why not continue to expose those political her best but also hopes to develop self-cOnfl foods. • Age • • "A Second Treasury of Knitting Patterns," Open Daily to 6; Mon. & Fri. to 9 FREE GIFTS and REFRESHMENTS i .jjjrj'^hort Hills? Isn't that nice." hacks who profit at the taxpayers' expense, dence and poise, Try your blender for some by Barbara G. Walker. JUVENILE sleep-in maid? That's nice too." ruther than impugn the good name of a man b. Names of other members of family and relationship. - This second volume presents over 700 knit- of the'diverse uses suggested "Teenage Secret Agent Stories," ed. 1jy by the manufacturers for yly . country club is nicer than tills." who has an important job to do and who in my 1 ting patterns, most of which are illustrated, Age . . A.L, Furman, For Everyone During Our Opening Celebration She always was bulk," opinion is doing it very well. same in color, h'or the advanced knitter who making soft bread crumbs, t-et's not wait 20 years to get together. EMANUEL MEYER In this thrilling collection, the editor gives "Ceasefire la the way [to end the war]—a oeasellre that la mutually binding and grinding coffee, or making Age_ fancies fancy stitches. enforceable. For about (our years now, as many of you know, I have been proposing ' 108 Mapes ave. young people the opportunity of outwitting the your own fresh peanut butter. TRAVEL villain and solving the crimes. such a ceasefire Initiative—a series ot- Initiatives II necessary—In newsletters, October 22nd thru October 30th! I1""11'"! ""HI I Illllllllllllllll I Illllllllllll Age . ''Billlon-Oollnr Sandbar," by Polly Redford. Experiments with small he prize for die couple with the most "The Horse Who Lived Upstairs," by Phyl- speeches, statements, and |n letters and personal conversations with Presidents John- appliances can bring you new A biography of Miami Beach, how it came to son and. Nixon, their ohlef advisors, and my Congressional colleagues. But never » goes to..." c, Address lis McGlnley. conveniences and pleasures. be and how It isnpw, amusingly told by one who An easy-to-read book about a horse named before have the timing and the clrcumstanoes—and the need—seamed g» immediate Come In and Get Acquainted! Tf you do away with these lines, you're bound 1 Our I knows. Of speclnf interest is the appendix, to have the quietest reunion in history. Joey who lived in the city but longed for the and right, and hopeful. . • , ' devoted to tilings to do In-Miami and Miami' country. A tale of his learning a wonderful —Rep. Florence P, Dwyer, Report to the People, About the only tiling that's loft to.say Is: d. Years lived in Springfield? |;;• - Beach. . , !'..•! —•"Let's have another drink." I representatives I truth about contentment. June 4,1070 i r ENTERTAINMENT • --J.O. HAWK HiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii e. How many'parking spaces required? ' "Alexander and the Wind-Up Mouse," by "How Sweet It Wqs," by Arthur Shulman and Leo Lionnl. . . Are you interested in an apartment in a Senior Citizen Housing Roger Youman, , , . The one and only Alexander, city mouse, his CONVENIENT BANKING HOURS ' Television: o, pictorial commentary with IN WASHINGTON Development? t.V friend the Wind-Up Mouse, and the Magic 14:1 pliotograplis uf every; significant per- Lizard' are all involved In a combination of SENATORS sonality and event that has appeared on TV - MONDAY THRU FRIDAY .8 A.M. to 6 P.M. If yos, which of the following apartments would you prefer? fantasy and visual beauty in this picture book. She Makes a Difference Clifford P. Case (R) of Rahway Pledse check. • ..•'.' since 1946. 315 OldSonato Office Building a. Studio (kitchenette, bath and living room) - . . ' iiituiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiriJiittMiiiiiiifiii^iiiiiiiiiJiiiiititiiiiiJiiiiMiiiiJiiJiiiiriiiifif iiiMJitntjfiiif iiuni iiijiiriiiii riiririjuiiujif iiiniin^ MJiiiiiiiif iiiinniiiiiiiii SATURDAY ...... 9 A.M. to 12 Noon ...with Jrilch hot baon njorjod ills Sprlngllold Sun Wpshlngton, D.C., 20510 . . b. One bedroom (kitchen, bath and living room included) "My purpose In writing Is. to express my ."I propose thr? al! aV"ied forces through- 41 Mountain ave., Sprlnyflald, N.J. 0708*1 Harrison A. Williams (D) of Wostfiold deepest hope that you will announce a out Indochina cease firing their weapons 352 Old Sonata Office Building c. Two bedroom (kitchen, bath and living room included) Sttcond Clan Postage Paid at Sprlngflald, N.J. U. S.-lnltiated ceasefire In Vietnam ... and and remain In the positions they now hold. 6 Big Banking Days Every Week . . . Publlthedsach Thursday by Trumor Publishing Corp. Washington, D.C., 20510 Please check as appropriate. that It be both designed and explained In This would be a 'ceasefire in place.'... It fiiiiiiliiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiIn i REPRESENTATIVE Tense terms that will convince the world, the Awardad first place by New Jersey Press ( | Own home | | Rent .' .' • Live with family iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii would accomplish one goal all of us have Alloclutlon In 1967 for gonerol o»collonco -enBmy,~and-ourown~people-ofyourdeter-- Twelfth District What is your monthly housing oxpertije,at.present?_ ONE YEAR AGO the duck season closes. mlnatlon to end the killing and destruction been working toward: an end to the killing 2421 v'o/burn House Offlco Building Springfield celebrates United.Natlpns Day... • • * Phanei 666-7700 What rent arc you able and willing to pay for the apartment of your In Vietnam and to enoourage the negotia- ... My hope is that It will break the logjam Washington, D.C., 20515 The Springfield Board of Education warns 15 YEARS AGO Tin; UNION choice? ' - • •>•;' tion of a more permanent settlement there." NEWS AND EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT citizens against propoouls before the State DR. WILLIAM H. WEST, county superin- In all the negotiations." : ' V tendent ot schoolB, proposes that the Regional UNION and SPRINGFIELD Abner Cold, odltor Department of Education which would take away Rap. Flownc* P. Dwyar In a recant Prcildant Nixon In a nationwide ork IN TRENTON Do you belong to any Senior Citizen organization? FJ Yes Q] No the autonomy of the- lpcul elementary school Board of Education, admit students from Wln- CENTER Robert Llbldnd Janice C. Adler fleldto Jonathan Dayton Regional High School... ' letter to Pmldant Nixon address this month MAIN OFFICE — 2003 Morris Ave., Union: Los Malamut, director NEW JERSEY SENATE, 40 MEMBERS If yes, what organization? - system ... BARRY MITTERHOFF, head of the Springfield Branch of the Voting Age Township Committeemen FREDERICK A. • Mon. thru Frl. - 9 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. - Frl. Eve. - 4 P.M. to 8 P.M. MAIN OFFICE LOBBY WINDOWS: Coalition, appeals to local residents to vote HANDVILLE and RAYMOND W. FORBES issue tit.. NATIONAL; BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Nicholas S. UCorte(R) Why not coll Mon. thru Thurs.-2:3O P.M. to8:30 P.M.—Frl.-2:30 P.M. to 4 P.M. S6 Hilliide rd. 9., Do you have any suggestions on Senior Citizens' Housing? to lower New Jersey's minimum voting age to a Joint.statement accusing the Democrats of L DRIVE-IN - 2022 Stowe St., Union: .,„„.. Robnrt H. Brumell, advertising director IB on Nov. 4 ... MRS. HILDA DUNN re- "broken promises." ... It is announced that What Congresswoman Dwyer has been striving to accomplish has now Elizabeth, 07208 Mon. thru Thurs. - a A.M. to 8:30 P.M. - Frl. - 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. tires as the school nurse atSt. James School.,. Judge HENRY J. McMULLEN has resigned as become official U.S. Government policy with broad bl-partlsan support. BANK '' BRANCHES IN UNION at: ' Sam Howard * * * A mini-grant Is awarded to the Union County counsel for the Springfield Board of Education... todoy 356 Chestnut St. — 2455 Morris Ave. — 1723 Stuyvoaant Ave. . Publisher - 1938-1967 Francis X. McDermott (R) Regional High School W,-.crlct to develop u The Alliance Club, affiliated with the Polish Mon. thru Thurs. - 9 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. 312 Massachusetts st. course in oceanography'. . ..Vietnam Mora- National Alliance, Installs officers ... State Frl. — 9 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. and 4 P.M. to 8 P.M. Trudlno Howard, publisher Send replies to: Ben Yarrow, chairman SXI-: DRIVE-IN - 358 Chestnut St.. Union: ' Westfield, 07090 Senior Citizen Housinj) Committee torium Day Is observed throughout the na- Senator KENNETH.C. HAND stresses the Milton Mlnti, executive publisher ' need for a Republican .victory in the November TELEPHONE 688-9500 Mon. thru Thurs. - 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. - Fri. - 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. « * * tion ,',. Jonathan Dayton Regional'High School's Coll WALK-UP - 356 Chestnut St.. Union: „„„„_,, . „,, Sarah-Bailey Civic Center cross-country tetuh streaks to its IStEsUrolgbt t-dlettldn ... War. ^oharnj"'with HENRY FONDA Afhar Mlnti, builntis manager Matthew J. Rinaldo (R) 1 Mon. thru Thurs. - 8 A.M. to 9 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. to 6 P.M: . Church Mall, Springfield ' Vlctoryi;. The brant huntlrig sVasoh%pe)la' as 'Hs playing af A! rfearby movie theater. Keep Flo Dwyer in Congress Frl. - 8 A.M. to 9 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. to 4 P.M. 142 Headley ter. 8PRINOFIELD BRANCH: 783 Mountain Avo.. Springfield Union, 07083 illllllllllllll imilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IMIllMllli^llltllMHIIIIIttlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUUIIUHUtlUUIiUUHIHUtMHHUM* . Mon. thru Frl. • 9 A.M. to 6.P.M. — Sat. - 9 A.M. to 18 Noon hM l« by MMIII •!•«• Dwy«. Mw. W*. TrMHirw, HI Ctritwl Av«,, Hnln««W, N. J. 686-7700 Member of the Federal Reserve Syatem •i .-Thursday, October 22, 1970 - * Gruen issues an answer Fellowship to hold 'SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LE^ER-jThursday^October 22, 1^70-7 Girl ScOUtS prepare program Attends Pierce College RDVDOE, N. H.-Mona H. Fleischer, to c(" ^ * daughter of randMtoplWH, 22~ , Stimley Mohawk dr., SprlngfleloV N. J., is attending ney, this girls are also planning an outdoor day, Franklin Pierce College, according to Frarff to charges . ditbU8bedn»wUw«tbe '- mte.United M«thodlPt Vouth FeUo*»hlp of - 1 Springfield Girl Scouts are busy working on S. DiPiotro, presldeht. flags of various countries for their program Mrs. Paul Miller's Junior Troop 755, spon- municipal al .time. Priof to thatvUme tha normal procedura : dlst.Churcheg, will hold a llnlloweeti'p^.ln honoring the birthday of the organization sored .by the Raymond Chisholm PTA, Is He d«ell followed throughout.the sute of. New Jersey working on the hospitality badge. The troop "I have was that dlsijuailfloatlon aloiie was allthatwas," Wesley; House of-Springfield EmnnuellUrUtisd. founder, Juliette Low. A special program will required If any'membar of a board or an attorv MBtljbdlBt Church on Sunday from 3:30 tOiS be held ot St. James School On Sunday at has chosen Japan as its country for tire WE REPAIR A REMOUNT om) BESTYLE ^ld Juliette Low program, Mrs, Dorothy Stall- JEWEJRV y % ney felt there might be a potential coiiflirt p'.ni*. foe tlie 'children .of the three%thurch 2:30 p.m. . ' • • ppwiy ori' Rt..aj pdrchaise(i by regarding a matter under discussion. • scliools." The-party wftlul» for cliiiaWffW&m The Brownies have been having investiture worth, music teacher at the Chisholm School, i :O OOHlc e industrial center, toe; and the will teach the girls songs and dances of l tlio nursery .through the sixth grades, with ceremonies this week. At tlie Investitures, the Valoo matter. I beUeve that the resldentso? ''3, I did, at,,tbe request of the Board of nursery nnd kindergarten clilldron having ac- girls wear their Brownie uniforms for the Japan to be used at the Girl Scout fair in the. Springfield are entitled to the full andtrue Adjustment prepare tlio resolution; after, a tivities Kiiltnblo for their oges, ,;; •»••;>;; first time, pay their Girl Scout dues, receive spring, - Jr Hof Shoppes 36-D^^ (acts, rather than the half-truths and lnhu- final decision had been made and! merely put Pnstor James Dewart of the Sprlrigflold tlieir Brownie pins and become official mem- eridos contained In the releases by the Oumo- Into legal form' the actual' decision of the • . . Into your own euafom dmtlgn board. 1 did not alter this decision, nor did church siild that die Senliir. High Youth had bers of tlie Girl Scout community. ' crats so that thev can determine for then* Mrs. Leonard Scolfo's Troop 840 In the Bring In yMiroutmotUd |«w«lry ond w> will Thirty-six days hath Octember. This offer from JR. Hot Shoppes is so big an ordinary month get you two things for the price of one. Royalburgers, Pappy Parker's Chicken, Do-lt-Yourself I Influence the members during their consid- • dcqktcd upon this as Its first service project DISCOVEK submit tillmotM en fr«ih, ntw "on«-ol-i selves If them Uai ariyduhg ln^rope*^ . nt n meeting on Oct. 11. During tlio session Jnmes Caldw'ell School held its Investiture, as just couldn't hold it. Starting this Sunday, October 25, you're in for thirty-six delicious "buy one, Sundaes, and more. Well over ten dollars worth of free items. Good at all the JR. Hot Shoppes my.conduct. Cer^nly, .Mr.jWeJtchBlTas a eratlon. , . . ' THE hind" plaets d>slen«tl (or you alcx. ; four plnnning committees mot to discuss pro- did Mrs. John Mahoney's Troop 753 on Mon- WORLD get one free" days at JR. Hot Shoppes; Check the calendar. Every date is a coupon that vyilj ; in this area. Hang this calendar where you won't forget it. Octember is the month we prove lawyer, should know better than to attack mo f 'I call to your atto'nbon tliat, In voting against grnms, service-projects, fund raising mid rec- dny. The girls made pencil holders as well for representing dlenttf lh a normal and usual- my: appointment' as; township attorney; Mr; ro.ntlon. One of tlio programs will Include a as "slt-upons". and. "miser bags" to be used OF GEUACK Jewelers ••.•'•-.:.' that two can eat as cheaply as one at JR. Hot Shoppes. : Stokes stated that ho did not question my ability 1 visit, to Temple B'noi Jcsliurun In Short Hills, on hikes. "Miser bags" are used to collect TRAVEL DIVISION. BRAUNSCHWEIGER BROS./ "The facts with respect to the Rt. 22 pron- or integrity. It would seem tliot it'has now r nnd nttehdnnce nt one of the Snbbath services. stones, leaves and other Items of interest. TOURS . CRUISES . AIR erty are: : . •• . " become politically wise to attack my Integrity, 241 MorrU Ave., Springfield / Tlie llttlluween pnrty .will be directed by Mrs. H. V. Clickenger Jr.'s Troop 869 in STEAMSHIP . BUS .RAIL e u chMer not directly but by Innuendo, •'•';'"',-• •'• DOMESTIC . INTERNATIONAL • Open dolly to Si30, Frl. to oa) DR,6-l/lO A "? P " and people with whom I • Janet Condon -witii' assistance from' other tlie Raymond Chisholm School, hold Us lnves- ' conducted all negotiations on behalf of mv ' "I sincerely hope that tlie above recitation member's of the (JMVF.'fliere will be games, titure Inst week. The girls are planning a ASSOCIATE STORES cUent was Offfca and. Industrial Center, Inc7; of the actual facts will make it clear that the Springfield Travel Service : pri-^ei) nnd refreshments. Children who attend Halloween party Oct. 29. • MAIDEN LANE JEWELERS and not Alexander's, and |ibtunUlmanymonths Democrat candidates havctmaliclously slanted. are nsked to wear costumes as are the Senior The girls In Mrs. D.J. Duffy's Junior Troop NEVER A SERVICE CHARGE Villas* Shopptnl Ctntur later did the name Alexander's become known' tbd. facts to make it appear that'wrongdoing- 260 In the Coldwejl School ore working on the Naw PcovldMO* to me, "..••. • •' • occurred where absolutely, no wrongdoing ex- • Hiphs conductlnK thepurty. DR 9-6767 BRAUNSCHWBIOBB BROS. worldwide games'bodge. They will hnve n . 37 Soulh.St.V isted." " The Senior I Ugh group will rotate Its meet- 250 Mountain Av.., SprlngfWIt), NJ. "2. I had no personal interest lntiietrans- ings at tlie three cooperating churches.. , Halloween party complete, with costumes. Tlie Uoirlitowh . , ;. Hot Shoppes. actlon other than as attorney for the seller.. . Limit: oritiilsmio a.customer. Limit: one item lo a customer. ^op Tfor _», j. Hot Shoppes.' There was no jreason for ma tolnqulro since | Oiler good only:. Limit: one Horn 10 a cuilomaf I Bring this coupon to JR. Hot Bhoppea. Taring this coupon to JR, Hot Shoppes. ."1 SrSo this coupon to JR. HoTShoppes- ' Oiler cood only: Oiler good only Limit: one llem'to s customer. I Limit: one Hem to s customer. • .! Limit! one Item lo a customer. J Limit: one Item lo • ouslomtr. the transaction] was acasrftr'ansactlAhandwas Oiler good only:,. I Oiler good only: Iml..— *- •— OCT ' OCT not subject to any conditions Involving the town "-" ""^ OCT OCT in any manner whatsoever. • y-•,...••,. er MONDAY TUESDAY OCT ; WED "3. These jkre pi*clseJyr,thVfacts t gave • FRIDAY SATURDAY at the pubUc meeting oil Miy'S; 1970, at^nich . my appointment • as township attorney-'was approved.. i » ' ' • '(••"•• "The facts Mth respect to the Valcdcase endprsehi^nl are as follows:' .••• •' .•••'•: "1. When tfte Valcb application was heard The Ripon Society has en- by the Board *of Adjustment, I disqualified dorsed Rep, Florence P. myself and. removed myself completely from Dwyer (R-12di Dlst.) for re- the hearing ana from any. deliberation of the election to Congress, calling, America's board with resfcect to the tnjtttr. rspoke.wlth . her one of .54 Republican Faster:t I 1 no membor of t w boardftbout It. * •• "•' congressional candidates PRICES GOOD Growing •FREE , . —~ IFREE "2. Judge Barger'sdeclslonthatdlsquall- throughout, the country who, THROUGH together, "represent tlie.best 1UNDAY )rug Store\ •DO-IT-YOURSELF jFREE CHICKEN 'FREE H/4 CHICKEN .of the Republican Portyj" jFREE IFREE FISH FILET llllllllllllllllllllUIIIIHtllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllM : Tho society is a Republican.' Chain SUNDAE IPLATTER ROYALBURGER I .research arid policy of ganiza-,,.. I when you buy one lor AS' Iwhon you buy ono lor $1.19 ! (2 pieces) .when you buy one lor 60D I whon you buy 14. chickon lor 05c I CHEESEBURGER I SANDWICH I HAMBURGER I 'tlon whose members'; :are ^ • whori you buy one tor 356 . Iwhen you buy one lor 3S« I whon you buy one tor 25« • " , j I Bring ihis coupon 10 JR. Hoi Shoppes. IBting this coupon 10 JR. Hot Shoucoi. Tiring this coupon lo JR. Hoi Shoppos. ''younger business, academic ' Mo VALUE I Limit: one^item to a cutlomer, • uniit one item 10 a customer. ^l Bring ihi> coupon to JR. Hot Shoppei. Bring this.coupon to JR, Hot 8 wmu: one nem lu I I Limit: ono item lo a.cusiomor.. 'Limil: one ilem to.'a cuslDmor. • Brinolhli»counan W.IP. Hninhni*««« .. .•nri«*ii.i»«*•>"«iBiIng this coupon• IOJUi» •«. Hou*.«u—i 8hoppes— . «.,—*•> - — -• — ^^ 'and' profMslonalyptejr.'and •-•• Oiler good only: . Oiler good only Limit; one Hem to a customer, I Limit: one Jlem to a cualomer. CANDY CORN I Oiler good only |Ollor good only:. I,Oiler good only: |umlf: one Item 10 a cusiomer. . women. It supports candidates ECHO PLAZA „ . |Oileir good onlyonly: ;. • '••••, ', I .bag of a NOV NOV in they call "progressive and in-.;: NOV NOV NOV ' hovatlve witli ideas and a spirit . Halloween favorite. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AMTI-PERSPIRANT THURSDAY FRIDAY AT SARAH} BAILEY CiyjC CENTER ,' of Independent thinking within 800 VALUE SHOPPING Today - 9i30-ll:30 a.'m,, dressmaking, the Republican Party.' ' '..•;••'•.•• Florence Alexandor, instructor. 1 to 3 p.m., Referring to CongroBswom--,^. PEANUT BUTTER holiday workshop, Annsbelle Llnpincott, In- DEODORAN KISSES CENTER structor. 3:30-5, p.m., children's art class, Baa of 100 . >Y,:tliU Lillian Johnson' instructor. 7-8 p.m., guitar, COSTUMES Mountain Ave. & Ben Cooper • the sale William Jennings, Instructor. 7:30-9:30 p.m., SOo VALUE, go PIECES craft potpourri? 8-10:30 p.m.', rehearsal for coslume thai Is name retardant, has big-eye Route 22 "Mame, Springfield Community Players* f. l^A^l BAZOOKA Friday:- 3:30-4:30 p.m^Cdie^ClubV.afSO- TOILET BUBBLE GUN prool masks. A good 5:30 p.m., teen art class, Helen Frank, Instruc- assortmonl. SPRINGFIELD, NJ. jFREE tor. ' 'J • ••••' V ' •.•••'" J (FREE TISSUE 11OZ.BAG '"' ' SAFE, HARMkCSS, PUN IDO-IT-YOURSELF |FREE CHICKEN Monday — 9|jO and 10:30 a.ni,, pre-school IFREE 1 MAKEUP 11/4 CHICKEN 'FREE |FREE FISH FILET |FREE HB MH^ VMMf VMM MMM VMM MBM1 MBM MBW> MBb* MMM Mfet MMMTMM^ MMM ^B^ ^M^ MH^ ^^^ HERSHEY ISUNDAE IPLATTER l(2 pieces) r. ,$i.7sVALUE >-'-vi*««r: .. TE MINIATURE BARS I whon you buy ono Ionise iwhon you buy ono for $1.10 I ROYALBURGER CHEESEBURGER SANDWICH HAMBURGER j '•i\,.f ^bpimittee de*aU! ^ Bring this coupon, lo JR. Hot Shoppos. I Bring this coupon to JR. Hot Shoppott. I whon you buy one for 358 • Jwhen you buy ono (or 35« / J when you buy one lor 2B» '^j' ._• g 8:30 to 10:30 im., ceramlVs>iLou'Ventur^l(!l^|,'J^g;;" ' \]? Ic official who' has dedi- REESE IOiler good only. . •Oiler good only.. J J NOV M0^ NOV field Community* Ployers. ' y'O'i ? "• t!»'] her power W'niepublJ(j CHARACTER WIGS NOV SHOULDERS PEANUT BUTTER SPECBALS Tuesday — 1113 p.m., lecture* n W? leadership I mill III Hi. I ' f 'I! Jl 1 •SUNDAY ' li^Jl MONDAY THURSDAY elation, Rabbi rfeutanl^vlni./'tj) , I' FLAMEPHOQFi VENTILA children's .sewta {-JfiT'OkMiMuvelN •\a& area of VonsuMlB, «.6llVAlUE,CUmOL i; •... a 8 to 10 p.m., stuipture,' Lillian iqtlon'has been notable, R. 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J48 MORRIS AVE., SPRINOCIBLD ^Thursday, October 22, 1970-SPRINGFIKLD (N.J.) LEADER - Thursday, October 22, 1970- #?•• Overlook health career day *f discusses the meaning MODERNIZATION WITH IMAGINATION & t. Roche named registrar Y sponsors draws students from Dayton of holiday devdted to learning of degree programs and the educational re- The following article on the si Of reader. The follow, flHnftHfl r f Over 100 high school students attended the •Jha-Jnwl ah • fettfwd-ot-Qnriwt fe. it Jersey City State College TttjJ«WIJ.K74JUB.| pjf VTO4a> f*0 MIHHIWIPI .— »«§ (f|« BarfaTWUB -NurBlHg H6M01 Career- Uay « OvdrlboK H6d- Boscobsl Restoration, at Temple, in-service education instructor, spoke starts tonight, was prepared by Rabbi Reubeii' tne entire five books are covered in Garrison-on-Hudson, N.V., I'nul La Roche olSpringfield hns been pltal last Tuesday in a special program P a year. , . named registrar at Jersey City State College, on'Tha Nurse's Role in Social Change." " R. LeWne of T«riple Beth an^S^SSgfwii wlU be the destination for sponsored by the Overlook Women's Auxiliary Jewish wvereace tot learning 1 sisyrnboUzad Slmhat Torah Is a holiday celebrating the replacing Timothy Kobinson who resigned fur in cooperation with the guidance departments Students toured the hospital, visiUngnursing Summit YWCA-sponsoredtrlp floors, emergency arid out-patient cUnlcs, as by the. central role of the Torah ln'religtous termination of one. reading'cycle-and the next Thursday, Oct. 29. A a. similar position at Kamapo College of New of 11 .area high schools, Including Jonathan beginning of. another. The name of the holiday I IMPROVE! Jersey In Mahawah, well as the School of Practical Nursing. . services. The focal point' of the ZE chartered bus will leave from Dayton Regional High School, Springfield, and archltecturaljy Is the Holy Ark contataLw means rejoicing over the Toralu" It reflects La Koclie, who IKUI been assistant registrar Holy Trinity High School, Westfield. . A film and talk by Dr. William p. Mlnogue the YWCA at 9 a.m. and return on "What Nurses Mean to Doctors" began tha .the Torah scrolls, eachotwhldi Is a hand- the gratification of having been able to study at 5 p.m. and scheduling! officer, came to Jl'SC' in 1964 The program was the first in a series of written parchment'document containing the and teach-this body of sacred learning over ENJOY MORE LIVING SPACE after several years nf teaching in. the Maple* health career days to be presented by Over- afternoon session, which concluded with work- BoBcobel, an historic shop groups in the nursing specialties of : first division of fteBible , known as the Five the year. It is an observance of great festivity restoration in the 18th Century and A NEW HOME ATMOSPHERE wiuul-Soutli Orange school system. He had look during the school year. The calendar of and exuberance, in which children areespe- been in student personnel feirfour yc.irs before psychiatry, intensive care, coronary care ahd_ Books of Moses. On Sabbaths and holidays style of Robert Adams, stands 'dates for coming health career days includes: as well as certalnweekdays, a scroll Is cere- ... HAVEHAIT& REED CREATE:, moving into the registrar's office two yeiirs Radiology. Day, Nov. 10; Medical Technology pediatrics. . The content of the Torah scroll Is Only a' high above the Hudson River, ago, • Auxiliary members serving on the program moniously, taken from the Ark and selections segment of Jewish religious literature. In a commanding a sweeping view Day, Dec. li Social Service Day, March 9; from it.are read aloud by a spedaUy appointed A native of Jersey City, La Kocho is a Multi-Discipline Therapy Day, May 4. Included Mrs. John V. Farad, chalrmani Mrs.' broader sense the word Torah, which means of the valley. The mansion has • A LIVABLE FAMILY ROOM \%% been furnished completely graduate of St. Peter's I'rep. He eamcil botli Nursing Day began with a panel presentation Calhoun Howard, assistant chairman, andMrs. .'instruction," is applied to all forms of his B.A. anil master's decrees from Soton I kill Donald Louria, all of Summit; Mrs. Donald learning that humanize man ond make him with examples of 18th Century •AN "UP-DATED" KITCHEN ' by Mrs. Lyda Sue Cunningham, director of craftsmanship. Trippers will University and is in his final stages of Ills nursing, who spoke on career opportunities. Selfert, Berkeley Heights; Mrs. William aware of MB ethical responsibility. doctorate studies in behavioral science* nt ; Mlnogue, Mountainside, and Mrs. Joseph Kal- convicted When, we "rejoice over the Torah" we are. have guided tours through the • A MODERNIZED BATHROOM ;.:/j Evelyn Mignot, director of (he Overlook School historic home as well as New.York University, of Practical Nursing, discussed different types bacher of Westfield. . - expressing our appreciation of man's ability As registrar La Koclie Is responsible for • to receive knowledge and to. transmit It to through the gardens. • A "YEAR-ROUND" providing appropriate courses to fit the needs of driving while his others. We are asserting the conviction that Following the visit; lunch of die student body, which now includes 4,(K)() man's potential for-developing a justandhappy ' will be had at the Bird and Bot- USABLEPORCr fulltinio, daytime" students, ' Group to see film NAACP talent search r society lies In his use of intellect ln'under- tlo Inn, which is also part of •ARE-DESIGNED "We luive 300 tii 400 different courses and was im - standing human-needs, and in the application the American heritage. about 900 different classes," La Koclie ex- of his best knowledge to the way he lives, * YWCA-spbnsored trips to. HOUSE EXTERK plained, "Because our overall tirili/utlnii of 'about hyperactivity The Trl-City.NAACP is looking for persons William H. Barnard of Hamilton Square was ; sites of interest are open to classroom space is hipher ilimi any, oilier to participate In its annual talent show. In- convicted last Wednesday of driving a motor members and non-members WE FURNISH BLUEPRINTS, PERMITS, terested persons who can sing, play, dance or state college in ilio stite, and because many A meeting of the Union County Organization vehicle .while impaired. Judge Jacob Bauer Insurance expert of the .YWCA and to men and AND CARRY OUT to Aid Children with Learning Disabilities will paint may contact the group at S John St., presided In Mountainside Municipal Court., women. Reservations for the of our students must work, it's a bin problem A COMPLETE GUARANTEED INSTALLATION trying to accommodate each student." be held next Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. at the •Summit. • .,'; He was fined $155 and had his driver's license Boscobel trip must be made L.i Koclie said that his office "loans back- YMHA Green lane, Union. revoked for six months after being Involved In advance. Readers may in an accident oh Kt, 22. West.. attends conference phone the YWCA, 273-4242, ward" In an effort to'accommodate students A film, "The Hyperactive Child," will be who wish to change classes to fit in with work To Publicity Chairmen: T.T, Goldsmith 3rd of Rutherford paid $15 ' Edward L, Russell of Mountainside, manager for further information. \ >+• *" . shown with a question and answer period to of Uabllity-property-suroty claims for CNA schedules. follow. The film and discussion will be pre- each on two. charges. He was convicted of not '•'Because of the nature of our college — the ( Would you like some help changing lanes safely on Rt, 22 Eastandfor Financial Corp., in New York City was apart-, sented by Gustave Perella, a professional . lcipant at the recent four-day claim manage- mUTiRKD PAUL LA ROCHE fact that we are situated in an urban community representative of the Ciba Pharmaceutical in preparing newspaper re-;! driving a vehicle that was overdue for in- JACKBOMBERG where rigrea t many of our students musf work spection. •' ' . •'.•••' ment conference In Pine Mountain, Ga. The 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Co.. •-..•- ••••., leases? Wrtye. to this news-? conference was sponsored by the LPS claim to support themselves and their families — CANDIDATES BACKED -r Nelson Gross,'; R#ubllcan candidate for the U.S. Senate, this • Plans for the winter recreation program paper and ask for our "Tips, .The Hertz'Corporation of New York City COLLAGES HIGHWAY 10 • WHIPPANY, N A. we try to help them arrange their schedules week endorsed J. Scott Donington arid Maysr. Henry J.Bultman Jr., GOP nominees for was fined.$20 for .falling to have a vehicle department of CNA, a major all-lines insur- on Saturdays at Newark State College will !»• oh ..Submitting News re-!, ance group.. '''••• l Drivers uninjured to fit in with their work schedules," La Koclie Springfield Township Committee. Shim; 'from left; are. State Sen. Matthew. Rinaldo discussed. Non-members of the organization : inspected. Anthony L. LePage of Union paid NOVEMBER 2 thru 30, 1970 FORA SURVEY OF YOURHOMt' added, • (campaign manager for Gross), Donington, Gross and Bultman, . leases/.' . • , .,-.•; $15 on the same charge. More than 60 claim managers.Heard pres- are welcome to attend. . entations ounq-fault Insurance, concepts and . All of the scheduling is now done by compu- • ' mr~ •" ' Other fines and convictions were: David T. OR •• • 1 m four-ccfr accident ters in a tie-in with the five other state Hogrellus of Berkeley Heights, $20 for care- systems; the insurance industry and pollution; unfitted gallery ' colleges. • .. ' ' "'..•' less driving on Vasser road; William E, Am- Insurance needs and demands in the seventies; 23 Halsey St., Newark AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE OUR One of La Roche's major projects Is trying mon 2nd of Summit, $15 for falling to stop centralized administration and electronic data processing; and personnel management In a (201)632-4642 NEW IDEA-FILLED SHOWROOM near Rt. 22 diner to project what the needs of the college will on.Trracy drive of the Watchung Reservation on DAY TO REMEMBER — Joseph DIPalma, president of the Springfield Chapter of Unlco a'poUce officer's signal and Douglas H. Stroz changing sociological, economical, and poli- Phone 887-1122 or 7B3-2000 be each year insofar as the type of courses , National, and Mrs. Michael Passero; head of the local Ladles of Unlco. change the street Monday'thru Saturday 10-6 A four-car accident,, in which no one was and number of sections needed. of Colonla, $15 for driving on Hie bridal path - tical society. Russell lives'at 1009 Charles St., Mountainside.' - sign on the mall in front of the Muncl^al Building In observance of Columbus Day, Other Wednsiday & Friday 10-9 ©1970 bv Han a Rood Corp. .•„' injured, occurred Saturday evening on Rt. 22 "A great deal of Our planning is based on onthe Watchung Reservation. . members of the two groups look on. . (Photo by E. G. Cardinal) East-by the Lido Diner, according to Spring- projections of what, we think the incoming MODERNIZATION WITH IMAGINATION -fftld police. MedsiMarb Drugstore freshmen and students will want the following »A- car driven .by Charles A;. Purcell of fall," La Roche said. 'It's like shooting In the ipronto, Canada/was making a left turn into dark, but we are flexible. Our only problem MORE? ie diner's parking lot when' it was struck by is that we're always working with limited 29,017 friendly little prices. KA\U^7- |.car driven by Joseph Greber of North classroom space," • laihfield. Greber's vehicle then struck n. At present the average classroom contains talced car belonging to Joseph A, Nuford 25 to 30 students, although there are some L'Elizalwth.- Nuford's car was then forced with as few as IS and others with as much as ' " jriher parked car belonging to Alice ,35-38. ' ^Somerset, police reported. ill Now police that he was traveling ,.,„.. the highway and had his left signal Liquor, cigarets, •OMKMPtl You Can &),-turn into the diner's lot. Greber said M^hedid not see Pur-cell's vehicle which ";edly cut him off. Nuford ojidMrs.Gnrtlan money stolen from Have That r.j,;in the diner when the accident occurred, CREAM OnlyAr ilice said, ' "Custom Decorator Shop-Rite! Elks last weekend 1 A three-car accident on Morris avenue last m CHUCK ' •- ' • • '•.•.',• . OVEN ar TOT OILICIOUILY T*>TV Wednesday morning was reported by police. A - 'OLfftHEfi flflatl Look" Young Readers A break and entry at the Elks Club at 80. : 1 L LP Q California Pot Roast Cross Rib Roast VALUABLE COUPON tar driven by Herbert S. Muse of Morris I; St.l9SI2E12-OZ.l9SI2E12O . • OURR REGULArT4/27RGLff27e mm'' ''SUM) SIZE 4-OZ.-TUBE OUR REQ. B9t HENDRIES ' OUR REQ. 99t8-OZ. BOTTLES^ )•. OiP9, , K. '\ Springfield ave. was reported, by Springfield NATURELIBRARY LtAN.TMTVlFMSH 'lains collided with one driven, by Nicholas police. The custodian, John Lucianno, called ToHot In Your Home CHUCK . ••..,•••• ••'• ' '" •. •' 1MFO Towordl DM purchau «f 3AB0 Uossa of Chatham. Alossa's car was pushed headquarters Friday and told police that he y Brack Ice Cream 8-pk.Cott ) VOLUMES i ' i Boneless Pot Roast Ground Chuck Ib, 79* a5>lb.4-«i.lMi(sf Scope l L B Ivory Soap wl!!, 2!?h .w d!»h.i!h'wr VOLUME 6ON SALE into one driven by Llllie M. Dula of Union, had found the rear door open when he came in At Less Than HftVjttlWj'^Wl THIS WEEK police sold. that morning to clean up. Mouthwash PlPersona' l ConcentrateShampoo 'Fun'1/2 gallon Tissue' Punch - According to police, Muse's car was facing Police said that the door, which had been . ThcCost of $1 99 £oet on Morris and Mrs, Dula's cor was nailed shut, and the door leading to the liquor 10 HfcWttv Detergent Stopped facing west on Morris. Alossa was room had been forced open. Eight bottles of • ROLLSi . sdtarPrlu $1.37 .wriheauiMin $1.07) 4* (Mng south and was attempting to enter the •LIMIT Ordinary vffiii r/lKi Birdi Hill null IK • ^WITH THIS UmMiOM"r»aa»IUaiiySI«a4Ual^MniHiiliil. • MFO L.M. Terracing-of Elizabeth, who was re- ALtMIAT.NOWASTI rODBlilAIBINOiuPOTTINO ' .,, mm'w t. car and stepped on his brake but was unable painting the Rahway Valley Railroad trestle GREAT GO TOGETHERS! Wtb'iiop'in'time. Muse's care struck Alossa's on Meisel avenue, called police last Wednes- Shoulder Steak >t Beef Short Ribs ib.75* on>the xlght side and pushed It Into Mrs. Uula's REGULAR or THICK ; day to report that six ladders and 25 gallons • y PRU AWARD-Ronald K Orr, right, receives OUTFORITEW ; , .g • •!•' e VALUABLE COUPON of paint valued at about $700 was stolen from V>19 community service award from Kenneth C. Nichols, Smoked Pork Chops ib. 99 the site. Police said that the paint had beeh SHOP-RITE Vv'i'senlor. vice-president of Prudential Insurance Company's BeefChuckfi ,! THICK CUT-BONELESS Towordl lha purchaia ol 3AU dumped into the river and that two of the ; fiastern home, office in Newark, A special agent with SLICED BACON QUARTERED CHICKEN ajollonDolllaof ladders were recovered in the woods. SIZE "iTA. R, Snltzer 8i Associates, Springfield, Orr is among Legs w./Backs Fresh Brisket M. Feuerstein, 55, A woman's coat, two dresses and two sets EXTRA-LARQEB'OZ. >26New Jersey-Greater Naw York winners. - GrouKd Beef of draperies were stolen from a car belonging Crest Toothpaste Breasts w/Wings Wesson Oil to Mrs, Genevieve Bush of 1 Essex rd., 1 0x-food distributor Springfield, according to police. Mrs. Bush $M .•..'• EARLY COPY .' • .59* ,69* Umlti Ont ctuMii p«r tulUmtr. at Medi-Martaaafavorite haunt for values UflTU TUIC C»upsti«pinaO«l.», l«70. told police that she had locked her car in the 59 •^Publicity chairmen are urged SHOI' IIITi: USDS GUAM. A lot at Echo Plaza and the items were missing OUR REG, S4 97 4QUART •3.39 SIZE Musical set -Quality FreshFritittand Vegetables... Shop-Rite Priced!— Wlin ini9 Ciup.iiHidn.nvlk.p.lll.luMnn.pl.l. ^Services were held Monday for Mortimer Pick fw^pbserve the Friday dead- Mf0 Ji Feuerstein, 55, of 148 Briar Hill circle, when she returned. There were no signs of COUPON Electric Corn Popper ASSORTMENT OF BEN COOPER Pals 100s Sflihl (or other than spoj news. FRESH EGGS BIPE LARGEI SIZE FANCY RED DELICIOUS - Springfield, who died Friday at Overlook forced entry, police reported. Dig 4-quin SIM Sptid MULTIPLE VITAMINS «It.i I .irfi' White L.-irpc White Medium While pop* CMICIOUI ponewn From Our ^Include your name, address by auxiliary FLORIDA SEEDLESS b Hospital, Summit. ' An oil painting valued at about $150 was wihoul thoking of tti'iing 59 Apples ba «c taken last Wednesday from the Smith and Sfwcul coalina on bain ,-iaij'd phone number, C C C Tomatoes b rMr. Feuerstein was born in Jersey City irwwdt up popping •ciion. Halloween 2 VALUABLE COUPON fSpecial Selection Of] ORI1N FRESH and had lived here 15 years. He was a food Smith Funeral Home at 441 Morris ave. corn ii itidy FASTI at Overlook SI.B9 SIZE 49 45 35 Mstrihutor for many years. He was an Army Police said that someone took the painting 1 Bartlett Pears ib.29* Grapefruit Cabbage ib. Towordl tha riurchow si from the wall and removed It from the frame. • Costumes FOILS ' APPLES veteran of World War II. Mr. Feuerstein was AnaciniOOs The Women's'Auxiliary of EXTRA FANCY IA«OIMBINTO8H i. ftft U.S. •IORADE , a" member of Temple Beth Ahm iind the B nal Fifteen battery-operated saw-horses were Colorful, tcarv and funny chBraotori In ANACIN • SWOT CIDER Overlook Hospital, producer Yellow Onionsi*. - reported stolen from the Channel Lumber flame raurdanl "Salln .Sh'aan" rayon FLOCKS of 21 annual shows, has an- COOl, CONVENIENT COOKING WITH"\ Apples ib.19? C hocolate Covered B'rithliddge of Springfield. frciholdtr.nadt daily, navar building site on Rt. 22 last Tuesday, accord- ' taffata. Wide, wide aiurirrmni lo chooia PACKER'S LABEL . • He leaves his wife, Mrs. Edna Fox Feuer- from. At tnli low. low price, you can af*' 97* Any pratarvatloi>i Pufflpklna, nounced Leonard Bernstein's FROZEN FOOD ORIENTAL GRASS |burdi> Indian com. fraih Cella Cherries ing to police. The horses had reflectors which ford lo outfit Ihe kidl in drovat. 8Ba SIZE ASPIRIN ; "Wonderful Town" as the next Emperor Grapesib 29* Mixed Nuts 'A! stein; two daughters, Miss Mlndy Feuerstein, COATEO •8BitPf*§arvaa. mapla ajrmp, : are used as.warning signals. They are owned CLOTHS Overlook Musical Theater MENU PLANNERS 6 39 DIAMOND ' I at home, and Mrs; Lynn Hooton of New York; _ WITH pura honay. CALIFORNIA IWIIT —. -»—.j. UflTU TUIC UmlhOfMnifB«np«r««'29* Walnuts ib! Wlin 11119 CiupmiaplmOii.14, uro. • David, and a sister, Mrs. Beatrice Schlmmel, which is working on the building, police WET & MATTE 4 and 5 atSummltHighSchool. COUPON *"»•" «•*!•'•»»«"••«»• lu»«rin.ik.l. reported. Roula 202 - Macrlatswn ' all of Jersey City'. 10-in. Frying Pan 49' HANDPRINT "Wonderful Town" Is the 2-lb.MAINDISHES Quality Groceries... Shop-Rite Priced! I DroELH COO SIZE ANTACID musical version of "My Sister- VINYLS Eileen," the Rosalind Russell 10' ill Mrs. V. Smith, 81, Di-Gel 100s comedy set in the '30s In 3 PLY I'HINTED WHY PAY MORE? VALUABLE COUPON Driver of pushed car SCULPTURED, Greenwich Village. The direc- tor is Al Oumals, who has VANITY FAIR SHOP-RITE CORK MFO Tov/mdt th# purchottof 3 ABO is arrested by police deacon at church P directed for the Maplewood TOWELS FLOUR a 6-ei, or 7-oi. jar of 3S«SIZECHILDREN'8. Strollers for many years and 0 Services were held Tuesday in Bethany SUoteph Aspirin also teaches theater at Pace Maxwell House . Donald Liddle of Summit was arrested College In New York City. Monday by Springfield police and charged Baptist Church, Newark, for Mrs. Virginia 3D with driving while under the influence of Ashby Smith of 69 Ruby St., Springfield, She The musical director will be Instant Coffee alcohol. According to police, his car appeared was 81 and a deacon at the church, Kevin Psrrellt who contributed 5 39 so much to the success of m UflTU TUIC Umlli On*twp«nperci to be disabled and was being pushed by another Mrs, Smith, who moved to Springfield in yJustPrdmlsB to Pay Us Back... Wlin ini3 Cuipu ••>!»• Oil. 14, l»70. IRACH'SIIVi.OZ. FUN SIZE BflACHS 1-LO. 2-OZ. ^CURTISS 33-CT. "How To Succeed In Business •a iM 1 car. ' '. • 1958, died Saturday in Clara Maass Memorial colon lor nlghl I Without Really Trying," last COUPON *"•••" *" •»»«•"»•'«• luiwmn A person who is operating a vehicle, whether Hospital, Belleville, Mrs. Smith was born in Candy Com Milky Way Autumn Baby Ruth CREAMY or CHUNKY SHOPRITE\ ,».-,«, CARNATION INSTANT the ignition is on or not, is responsible for Virginia and lived in Newark for 43 years Jumbo 10-in. Favoriti Bart Cindy Mix Jr.Bm year's OMT show. • <:! whatever happens, police said. Bail was set before coming to Springfield. The dance sequences wlU.be BUTTER\%',' £;?': 99* fPumpkin directed by. 'jerry Cummins, a PEANUT 89 DRY MILK at $200. Also at the Newark church, she was on the OUR REQ. 15c 79' WHY PAY MORE? KRAFT _ _. SHOP-RITE CHICKEN , usher board and a member of the Unity Club. Follies and Musical Theater Let Us Fill veteran responsible for the 10 $ Surviving are four sons, William V, of MFO Towardi tha purchas* of' 2AB3 : many dance numbers over the MAYONNAISE NOODLE SOUP EARLY COPY Newark, Ernest of Rahway, Humphrey of LIMIT TWO VburNext LOW PRICE ,r 59* 8 ir l a 3-lb. ton ol Springfield and Dr. Calvin Smith of Orange; to tioll«ctitwi r nun years. The three profession- Publicity Chairmen are urged to observe Prescription als are hard at work freshen- a sister, Mrs. Emma L. Burks of Charlottes- OMnga m un- MILK CHOCOLATE MOf30 the Friday deadline (or other than spot 07e * 07c $4.75 per roll ing the show with the modem , DISPOSAHir DIAPEHS Maxwell House ville, Va.j a brother, Henry Williams of . STORE HOURS: news. Include your name, address and Newark, five grandchildren and six great- HersheyJrs. stage and music techlnques of OVERNIGHT TOMATO Coffee ; or KrackelJrs. D* DAILY 9 AM to 0 PM-OPEN SUNDAYS the*70s. . phone number. grandchildren. BAOOM0 11+ OLD TIME aajaa* Every Roll Savefin Film 0 Sale prices effective thru The business and production PAMPERS JUICE Leaf Whoppers 7r law Breakers// Saturday, October 24,1970 committees are complete. All • iJWITH TH_IS_ JS^r,5SSe6j.»;ri7o'' Wl RIBIRVt THI HIQHT TO'LIMIT QUANTITII9 [ COUPON CiuiU'iam'alanyllwhllMluaarm.rkM. MFO for Halloween 6-PK. OF PLAIN •"••/. 6-PK. OF PEANUT _••/> Guaranteed in all some S00 volunteers will q c 1V«' be involved in the Musical CONGRESS HAS RECESSED AND Snaithots M&MCandy b/ M&MCandy5/ Theater, which serves as the *'lj OO-COUNT Efle 20-COUNT ••<«• First Auxiliary's major fund- 9 C Medi Save 30% on Bazooka 99 Wrigley Gum 79 raiser, and has netted close to Quality a quarter of a million dollars From Our Dairy Case! ' Delicatessen... Shop-Rite Priced! FLO DWYER IS HOME all Photo Finishing Bubble Gum Pack Halloween Pack Marb for the hospital. Last years Health & Beauty Aids I MFO Towordl lha purchau of I ABO show raised a record-break- o box oil 00 at Medi-Mart® COLORED or WHITE IND. WRAPPED 8H0P-RJTE ALL MEAT or ALL BEEF y JOIN THE and many more delicious candy treats! ing $18,000, s record the com- CHJE8E TRUST COMPANY mittee hopes to shatter In AMERICAN OSCAR MAYER Tenderleaf 970 : CREST a-~or a s fr pdg, UTTUs HA|N>1lLD. teOTCH H.UM • WWTrULD TOOTHPAST SINGLES BOLOGNA f§Qp TeaB g STORE HOURffDAILY 9^A,M.TO10IP.W., SUNDAYS9 A.M.TO8P.M. NEED HELP? Find lha RIGHT 49 f SAY HELLO TO FLO" &IRLS Skip WITH THIS Until!Onanupanparloil.m.r. ';•;':'' '''uauHK a> mn aaaaair WHVPAVMORIt ntomoANA All MEAT or All BEIF >.#»* paraon with o Wont Ad. Coll «>Ml limn CiupanaiplraiCKI.H. l<70. • ROPE- CtwuA i 'is '••..;>••.'. IHKMAUU aauwmiiwi 486-7700. Bayer Aspirin Orange Juice Armour Franks & 69° COUPON Cauaait aaad>l any lhap.->l|a lupaimailiil. MR) J" RALLY OSCAR MAVIR. BIS ©IRLS 800 Morris Tpke • Next to Stop & Shop # Short Hills • Tel. 376-4705 IHOMITUOaOWlAUl . EOFTMRKAV 166 Mountain Ave. Saturday 11:00 - 11:30 AM SKIP Spray Deodorant Margarine Variety Pack SHOP.rllTI . AlLMIATorAllDIIF , Springfield Oct. 24 BIRTHDAYS Next Time Rent SUM* SIZE ' - '#»<» 4 Swift Franks Scope Mouthwash ' .;r89 Sour Cream Towardi tho purchaia of Econo-Car. any brand or Shop-Kit* 530 call Aonetizerti... Whv Pay More? CONGRESSWOMAN DWYER IS LOOKING Seafood.,. Shop-Rite Priced! Bahem Department Valley Street It costs a ORWARD TO SEEING HER MANY FRIENDS SHRIMP SALE! Maplewood lot Bess. WHITE BREAD !*••••• • MI aaM Umlli Onataupan par luilamai C $ c WITH THIS. eaUp.n..H.STo.~J.,|.>0. COUPON USED CARS DON'T DIE ... 99 , l thay lull troda-owoy. Sail youri Paid for by Frianda of Flo Dwyar, Bdw. Bailln, Traaaurar, wlfii o low-coil Wont Ad. Coll 531 Cantral Avanua, Plalnflald, Naw Jaraay 686-7700. -Thursday, October 22, 1970- -Thursday, October 22', 1970- „.„ „ . j . A tomfc medicine at Memorial General Bank officer heads Williams backers THIS Harvest musf be mechanized Gerard J, Dunn, assistant vice-president of Williams. "His re-election is of utmost im the Suburban Trust Co., Westfleld, Is portance to our state If we are to malntal Dr. Abend's 'photos' coulq be life-sayer$ , organizing New Jersey businessmen to back and Increase a strong concrgnnlnniH vnl, WEEK'S y«ne«aHiwpltalr tne re-election bid of Sen, Harrison A, Wu- for New Jersey," .• Union, here are charting new paths through New Jersey tree fruit must become "un- llamsjr.(D-N.J.). touched by human hands" ordisappearentirely Small apple trees have already become There are many of us in the business Dunn cited Sen. Wlllfams' seniorityandriote the use of nuclear medicine. Beyond lies the he is in line to become chairman of tha Labo HEALTH promise of significant aids in carcinoma from the fresh market, according to a Rutgers standard, because certified rootstocks can community who know and appreciate the ac- therapy. But for the present; the Information fruit specialist. ... • be grown.from suckers from a single parent. complishments" of .Sen, Williams," Dunn said and Public Welfare Committee if re-electe attainable for the first tWw makes it possible "K we. can't find! ways to harvest fruit These trees grow to two-thirds normal size in announcing formation of Businessmen for with a Democratic majority. NEWS for hospital surgeons to perform their life- satisfactorily by machine, we simply, won't and are uniform in shape ~ to make maximum saving work more effectively. ••' use of every square foot of orchard sunlight. By FRED QRKENBERG,.-R.P.4 have it," says Ernest 0. Christ, extension LL At die heart of the deportment Is a $45,000 specialist at the Rutgers College of Agri- It's been estimated that these trees can HOSPITALS APARTMENTS The American Indians were the world's Pho Gamma scintillation camera, a diagnostic culture and Environmental Science. ' produce, UJOO boxes of apples per aero and greatest pharmacologists, along with the instrument designed for rapid Visualization of Christ helps peach growers lowerthe pro- pay for.: themselves' in three to four years. NURSING HOMES OFFICES Chinese. Prom them, we obtained knowl- human organs and glands containing compounds ducing areas of. trees closer to the ground, - Along with the distance fruit has to fall, oa quinine for malaria, cocaine,, mesca- labeled with gamma-emlttlng Isotopes. - creating a band of "fruiting wood" from four there Is also the question of how many ob- FACTORIES GARAGES Ulne, peyote, curate and others. They wero An element is injected Into a subject who is to seven feet high. Machines have been'de- stacles It Is likely to hit on tlie. way down. -klso good surgeons, but the Hindus and placed on a specially designed table. Eachele- veloped to shake peaches off,trees and then Growers try to prune their trees so there SCHOOLS CHURCHES ' • "Egyptians were better. It was against the ment is used on a carefully predetermined harvest them mechanically. The lower height . Wdn't be, any large branches directly be- religion of the Chinese to cue the body. dosage because of Its effect on a particular reduces bruising and damage. . ' ,-ne^thto ripening fruit. , ' With his instruments, the high priest of organ. The scintillation .camera can visualize Growers control the height by special prun- .. ALL USE the American Indian opened the chest the entire organ of interest and follow the Ing techniques that have themselves been partly ; lonty warn thir wint.r, .., when, it comes to ripe fresh fruit broke to heat It _ read ( PREE DELIVERY . .. BABY NEEDS ... presented for service in Southeast Asia. Capt, Klefl Is the son of Mrs. Elisabeth Kiefl of QUARTERBACKING the team of hlghly- cttip. '.-•."•.••• ••'•.••. ' • . • ••',•' r n ' (»£•! 300 Central ave., Mountainside. , . ' '« '" '- , '1 CsklUed and finely trained technicians is Dr. ^•People don't like to use ladders," Christ": thout llM liilll r and hlBh SURGICAL SUPPLIES ... PRINCE GARD- L "S':^Vi""''^ ' ? "' - Hundred of thouaanda or home ownan and apartment opera..,.. v NER WALLETS . . .CHARGE PLAN ' 'Morton Abend. In addition to .being In charge says, "and.they can pick much faster with-..' ^JS^ 112",""^^ estpertmentol work like mention hoepltela, hMele, molele, nunlng hom.e and.builneae aali of the nuclear medicine department at the mat-.of Christ"and others which will put "Nude PaperSprmon' to unfold mania) Ihrouthout the United Statee, have .Uncovered Radiant, AVAILABLE ... RUSSELL STOVER AND out them." . , ' • '•.."•• ;; : 'it there;-:;« " •..';- ••••• • . . '. •' •• • Heat to t» Juat what tha dootor ordered for oonfort and what tn'i .,._r BARTON'S CANDIES . . . HALLMARK hospital, Dr. Abend; also functions as director The Newark State College Council .oh th{% telligible, logical, then mystifying - is the ordered for eoonomv. , . . •I/-J1A\ CARDS. of Memorial General's radiology department. subject matter. Old and new means of com- i ' / AF captain receives awards Dr. Abend, whd has been licensed by the Performing Arts .will present Eric Salzman's,; HOMEOWNERS Mil oi th«lr homai hove navar" bean mar* eoml * • » LOOKING production of. "The Nude Sermon" on Monday munication are used as well as verbal and That'a beoeuae Radiant Electric Heat warm a • room equally thr-_. HELPFUL HINT: Never forget the virtues Atomic Energy Commission to perform 35 Meeting planned at 8 p.m. In the Theater for the Performing, non-verbal sounds.*' The New York Times y . Than la only a J degree difference In temperature between floor end of Vaseline for curing squeaks, as indoor different procedures/with radioactive ele- fora- Arts on the Union campus, called the production "total environment con- • _.. .celllnd. Convenllonal halt variaa aa nuoh aa 90 dejreee. hinges. after tour in Southeast Asia ments, waxes enthusiastic about the potential on noise pollutjon "Tha Nude Sermon" has been described: cert." It has also been described as "a -^j,——HOMEOWNERS Mil ua their health hoe ImprsVad, Thet'i beoaui.ik. of nuclear medicine;' 'It's such a tremendous ' .J'.'olrio Heat doeen't dry out tha air In tha houae. Mo nor* atuffy •InuaaaJ ;'; -">w. \i as "renalssnnce-electronlc music theater" multi-layered sound drama, that celebrates 1 BITBURG, Germany—U.S; Air Force Capt. ' Cross for extra-ordinary aerial achievement In . aid.to surgeons,"/'he remarks, "The"pos- ' Noise pollution — what to the end of one Renaissance and the beginnings ~ ??'«', "I hmltora. ato. Tha raya ueed by Radiant Blaotrlo Hrtt"*W| NEW do about It and how it affects which utilizes consort, chorus arid electronics, — Identical to tha beneficial i*ya (Ivan off by the aun-they hava a purify-1 Michael C. Klefl, son of Mrs. Elisabeth Klefl Vietnam. ' sibilities are enormous." ATOMIC IMAGE — Dr, Morton Abend, director ofnuclear medicine at Memorial General The Nonesuch Chorus featured In the pre- of another." The Newark State CoUege Chorus • .ing effect and combat jerrae and vlruaM In your home. ' NEIGHBORS WANT YOUR u.ed ll.mi. Tell 'em of 300 Central ave,. Mountainside, N.J., has . Capt. KM1 distinguished himself as an HH-43 ThThe AECC certification if ' process is a long, Hospital, Union, studies X ray photos produced by, melhstitution's Pho Gamma scintilla- ' the community'-- will be the will assist In the production. wnat you have. Ruri.a low-coit Clotelfled Ad. c subject of a conference next sentation is under the direction of; Joshua T^^ •— . HOMEOWNERS Mlla u> rhay en|oy low lull bllli. That'e baoauaa ipaulali Call (16-7700. been decorated with the Distinguished Flying Huskle helicopter pilot on Nov. 7,1969. Maneu- Involved procedure mat must be followed Hon camera. Abend predicts significant progress In the diagnostic sciences through ., Tickets are available to the public and fur- - ^~- . in* alaotrio ratee are available In thoie who haat with electricity. There! : : Wednesday at Rutgers Unlvor- . Rifkih, the musical director of Nonesuch vering his aircraft through enemy territory, for each radioactive substance and for each such techniques. , . „• . ' . "•'••• •'..•••' -" H IT TI Records, and composer of "The Baroque Bea- ther Information may be obtained by contact- "la n o weetajwtajee of heat up tha chimney. In roomae you with to keopcoolekeop.codltr ally. New Brunswick. -.than othara, or lit roona you are not uilnj. A themoetat In each room the captain landed on the dock of a Coast Guard way in which It is used. For Instance, the tles Bcod," and arranger/conductor-for .the' Ing the information and services desk at malnUlne the temperature, you want - and heat can be turned on or off tn vessel off the southern coast of Vietnam, prospective.'licensee must be certified by an COAL 4 Oil CO. Judy ColUns albums, 'In My. Life,'* and' the Union campus. ,- e.nr room with the fUck of a ewitoh. - evacuated a critically ill sailor and, despite AEC approved school, and proof of training It will be held in Hlckman ."WUdnowers." *...'.•. V , ,• x HOMEOWNERS en|oy traubla free heat permanently. That'a beoauee oil a low fuel supply, transported the victim to a must be submitted along with supporting re- Hall; Douglass College, under ; "Tlie, Nude Pap?r Sermon" with poetty burnera, emoke and.aeh ara completely eliminated, So are heating equlp- medical facility in Saigon. . ' ' • search, that usually runs to eight pages in the-' sponsorship of the Co- by Jolin Ashbery and Steven Wade Is des- Helping unemployed ' ma.nt haadaohaa - for there le no noUel no fuel worrlaai no tank, pump 373-0110 operative Extension Service of , . or boiler rosalra, no velvet to leak, no chimney or air flltere to clean During his Southeast Asian tour, Capt, Klefl length. ' ' ' .' • . - cribed as "exposing the endless barrage of. Di sndy untnged persons affected by continuing or. replaool no damage from leaking plpaei no maintenance, 'repalrior also earned four awards of the. Air Medal ..•••••' FOR PROMPT DELIVERY .the College of Agriculture and preacher, politician, TV personality, news- unemployment will be given short-term job .roplaoeraent'everl :••.'.' •-•'•'••• DR. ABEND,. a native of Brooklyn, was Environmental Science and the •A for sustained aerial flights completed under HEHI6H VALLEY COAL State Department of Health. caster and oven poet. All those who use experience through STEP, o program developed In Juat a few mlnutaa, without abllnatlon of any kind on your part, we onn hazardous conditions. graduated in 1957 from the Chicago College •HUE COAL words to manipulate others. Spoken language- by the Labor Department's Manpower Admini- •how you how Radiant Bleotrlo alaeehem will make your houe« toaaty If you He was presented the medals in ceremonies of Osteopathy. He spent seven years as a gen- heard nnd overheard, intelligible and unin- stration. . warm, eliminate heating problome, 'and out the, poet of heat compared at Bltburg AB, Germany where he is now eral practitioner In Michigan before going back with your praeant ayatam. . serving with a unit of the Air Rescue and Re- to school for training in radiology. Dr. Abend ohUl1 lvii oaUi covery Service. ARRS performs combat and . studied at Hahnemann Medical School In Phila- ^AS • • " • * ""°* mercy air rescue and evacuation. . '. delphia and spent three years In residency at Grant awarded to FDU MVU «*L I Captain Kiefl, a 1959 graduate of St. Bene- the Metropolitan Hospital there. . dict's Preparatory High School, received his When Dr. Abend came to Memorial General' t •-•£•: , , ,. WFill out the coupon or phone . B.S. degree In 1963 from Newark (N.J.) Col- Hospital in 1967, the radiology, department n't start had a single X-ray, machine. However, the GLASSHEAT 549-836 lege of Engineering and was commissioned department has undergone a phenomenal ex- foEdwarr dBeverwyc S. Rutsdi, aasls- sopn-to-be-destroyek homed dimang- I OF •...„MlbDLESEX> & COUNTY • ITAQ there through the Air Force Reserve Officers tont professor of anthropology' slon. . Training Corps program. pansion since he arrived. There are now five 66 RIEDER RD,, EDISON diagnostic rooms. The X-ray equipment in- ; at the Florham-Madlsoncam- The work has been the out- ., eludes a- closed circuit TV system, an Image ' pus of FDU, and Fnlrleleh growth of research jointly ,; application device in each room and a vldco- Dickinson University havere- sponsored by the. American AUTHODIZEO fBANCHISEOOISiniUUTOR IS celved a grant of $6,000 from Civilization Institute of Mor- CD WhDlfhouu)*wl*n| .., tape recorder, in addition to the Pho Gamma (pl»IMth«M a CfltdiownhailiiMI Couple helps plan ,. camera. . •..•''• the federal and New Jersey ristown and the Morris County Dr. Abend and his wife, the former Helene departments of transporta- Historical Society, GLASSHEAT using Shirley of New York, have three children, don. ••••' Professor Rutsch started homecoming rites ; : ;David 11, Paul 12, and Lisa, 7 months. They The funds are to continue th" research In June 1969. of MIDDLESEX COVNTY ,,live at 1399 Knightsbridge rd., Mountainside. ' archeological salvage andhls- The project will be completed TCLirHWI NUUA[H_ • Mr. and Mrs. Anton J. Companella' of 46 V;..-Dr. Abend is a member of the American, torical research of theBover- and reported on somedme 66 RIEDER RD. -EDISON Denham rd., Springfield, are members' of the''.. • • New. Jersey, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Coun- wyefc' Mnnoinnoil sitse in Parslp- •»•» « 1>ee construction date set 1.970 homecoming committee at Upsala Collegq'''' *.. . lil-1.Jrf«H _. 1 ¥I^I-._ ^* ... «. . • .fee pany-T oy HillsHill . ThT ee ssitewaw s tentativelil yt tor 1971. 549-8363 in East Orange. The committee is planning n, once' . biggest t/StVini in, New 1 the Osteopathlc College of Radio- > series oC homecoming events tills weekend'"! ' tlie Society of Nuclear Medicine, Jer8ey*and |ontalned a nianor which will include a large parade through fe of the Memorial General Hospital WITH THE -FAMOUS ~\Melvyn Ai Usehlh W 1331W Valley rd., Mountainside,', housd vlsitlrjdbyGeorge, Wash- East Orange, the dedication of Upsala's new radiologist, Is a demanding one. He and MB sport's stars Joe' Narriath and Mickey Mantle out side the door of Mantle Men and Nam ington 'aha his staff officers NOW $1,400,000 College Center and a jcqcictail party assistants take turns providing 24-hour blanket Girls, Inc., a temporary employment agency in New York City. Uschln, an alumnus <>f (luting "llie Revolution, The and awards dinner. • !• " coverage for the department every day. "One Northwestern University, has been named"vice-president and general manager of the firm : tnanw house will be destroyed li MAPLEWOOD will) the construction of access RICCIARDI BROS. Twelve high school bands and 25 antique of us is either here or on call at all times," which also has offices In White Plains, and HlcksvlUe, N.YH Atlanta. Ga., and Vancouver, cars will be featured in the parade, which he explains.. Wads- for Interstate Highway will begin at 10 a.m. on Saturday, immediately 80 right-of-way which adjoins When vacation time rolls around, Dr. Abend •the Bevcrwyck property. - following the dedication of the College.Center. takes a busman's holldaybyservlngasavoluti- ZIP Prize-winning uuthor Ruth Winter of Short -'' The grant is the first of its LADIES... teer physician at a Pennsylvania boys' camp 'kind to be made in New Jer- Hills, who graduated from Upsola in 1951, operated by tlie Middle Atlantic Region of the Miss Mollen wins will bo honored as the "Alumnus of tlie Year" DAWSOBI FORD, Inc. sey. It marks the beginning . National Jewish Welfare Board. Why? "I Just of the federal and state gov- at an awards dinner tomorrow at the Carriage like practicing medicine; and to tell you the ' (Formerly' Schmidt Ford) , '' STEP OUT Trade. Homecoming events will conclude on Rider College honor ernments' participation in re- truth, I get a big kick out of it," Dr, Abend is continuing the fine tradition ' search of areas to be de- Saturday with a reception at the. college's explains. stroyed by construction of Alumni House following the Upsala-Juninta . Alice Mollen, 0 Rider College Junior from ;, ' of. ','•, IN HIGH College football game, which will start at Springfield, has been honored as a ,tpp scholar public roods. 1:30 p.m. . . . by the college; An elementary education major, low, low prices Archeology classes are how Four new members Miss Mollen was selected an Andrew J.;Rider Investigating features about FASHION scliolar during the college's annual. Founders • the existing, manor house, Day observance. -. . ,1,.;:.'..;: QUALITY SERVICE • A-l USED CARS combining research work with with Two enroll at Stevens for Kiwanis Club Miss Mollen is a graduate of Jonathanijayton' . nWAUTERA-RIEQuER, - the training of students in Regional High School and Is the:daughter of •• OENERALSALESMANAOER excavation techniques. Other CODE, 1 John Buschmann of 262 Holly Mill andHenry Past president Milton Ogintz will Induct four Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mpllen of 28 Derby,,*d. projects Include a film on the J. Marchell of 1565 Brookside rd., Mountain- new members into the Mlllburn-Springfield The observance also w.ab designed to pay tri- 290-306 BROAD ST. house, and the research side, are among 27 Union County residents en- Kiwanis Club at their luncheon- meeting at bute to Rider, who founded the college in'!865 process and.the recording of rolled in the freshmsn class at Stevens In- Pete and Charlie's Restaurant on the Snort and who also served as a Now Jersey asVeifnWyi all significant features of the stitute of Technology, Hoboken. Hills Mall today at 12:15 p.m. They are man. • • • • -.•.•;•. ,'"• -• .•.'.••• >••'•>. ;••' Jack: Hansen, executive of Woolco of N.Y.; PLUMBERS, ATTENTIONI Sell your eervlcae to J4hn O. Grom, retired division senior vice- 30,000 local lomlllai with o low-coit Wont Ad president, Bordon Inc.; Everett R, Jacobson, . lights On' Coll 686-7700. mist officer, First National State Bank of ENTERPRISES we're all ' N.J., ond Douglas Riddle, vice-president for LOOK business development of the American Na- MARK IV -INC- the Parkway tional Bank and Trust Company, UllllllinillllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII PAINTS FUNERAL DIRECTORS AHEAOI The New Jersey Highway Myron Graubard, a senior account executive Authority yesterday renewed at. Oppenheimer & Co.,, members of the N.Y. HOMEOWNE its yearly program of remind- Fred H. Cray, Jr, Pr»i. & Gen, Mrjr. Stock Exchange, will be the guest speaker. Illlltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli C, Frederick Poppy Vice President He" i will discuss "Investment Strategy in the ing Garden State Parkway RICCIARDI BROS. (Realdenl of Mountalhilde) DOES YOUR HOME motorists that the return of Current Market." , Eastern Standard Time- in • i • ! NEED REMODELING starting at 2 a.m. Sundajt— LOCATED NOW OB REPAIRS? MORE THAN 12 MILLION MEMBERS KNOW will require them to readjust Conference on Youth for driving in early darkness. "It Pays to Belong" BAIL AND ARREST BOND PROTECTION! Chairman John P.Gallagher IN MAPLEWOOD slated for Washington FREE BONUS GIFT OFFER of the authority, which oper- and bringing you more than 37 years experience in the Carry your own personal $5,000 Bail Bond and $200 ates the Parkway, said that paint business, is most happy and proud to announce ritCC with EVERY SIGNED ond APPROVED CONTRACT • 29,000 EMERGENCY SERVICE STATIONS Arrest Bond Certificate. You're guaranteed to special prompter.signs have our Fashion Consultant will be available to answer The seventh decennial White House COM- • been posted and leaflets dis- Establish!"/ 1897. ference on Children and Youth will be hold I Irulomotlc Camera Offer Enplraa Oct. 9 1970 COASTTOCOASTI V make bail-not jail I any questions you may have in the choice of high I •With Evary Job Ovar $300 CALL TODAY 687-8416 tributed for the toll road's trouble in!., Washington, D.C., from Dec. 13 to 18. ninth annual "Lights On, fashion color for any room in your home ..... living ' WISTFIELD White House Conferences on Children and •?•• The nation's largest network for prompt, reliable; roam, dad's den, the children's room. Youth .have been hold once every decade since r WORLD'S LARGEST TRAVEL COUNSELING Please" alert in the interests William A. Doyle, Manager HELP SAVZ 1BZ LIVE OF A • CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING? • SIDING? ?i friendly service 'on the road" or "at home" r 24, hours of safe driving. 318 E. Broad Sue.! the' first one organized by President Theo- a day, 365 days a yearl v ;. ; SERVICEI dore. Roosevelt in 1909, FRXEKD OR NEIGHBOR..HOW? • aVdT&o AWNINGS? D R00FING7DALUMINUM Gallagher pointed out that WITH STELLA D'ORO PANTS PHONE 233-0143 The 1970 conference will be divided into Bohedule a prograo for your One-stop, personal travel service-land, sea or air any- the program, which will con- you'll obtain one.cool hiding power and outatanding protection. three parts, focussing on tlie present clr- olvlo olub, •oalal group or STORM WINDOWS & SCREENS? QNEW BATHROOM? PERSONAL TRAVEL, VEHICLE AND where. 850 offices-over 4,000 experienced travel tinue through Nov. 28, is con- Stella D'oro, palnte are carefully CRANFORD cumstunces and future prospects of: (1) in- religious orguiiattoa that REPAIRSorPLUMBING? DNE'.V MODERN KITCHEN? ducted with the Intention of formulated ond taefed ro provide you PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT PROtECJiONi counselors to attend to every detail, every request! keeping motorists aware of the with the very lataet Improvement! Frad H. Gray, Jr., Manager fants and young children from birth to age may lava a life. The In houee ond wall polnle.... 12 Springfield Av»nu« five; (2) children from approximately six to Awrioan Canaer Sooiety vUl Q ROOM ADDITION? Q TILE & FLOOR WORK? traffic dangers which can de<- for tfio horntmaker and the pro* At no extra cost, World-wide protection orj every type velop. in the weeks following PHONE 276-0092 fourteen; and (3) youth aged fourteen to twenty* arrang* a free prognn, • • DORMERS? >D PAINTING?. Q OIL OR GAS of scheduled Transportation, Vehicles and v: fetelonal.... the very llneet ontj, (UNESCO FEATURES) . •. . . the switch back from Daylight and eho'leeet ealeetlon of tailored to fit the nrcdi HEATING? D GARAGES? Q BRICK WORK? as a Pedestrian I • ' " and much more! Saving Time to Eastern Stan- huae..atomatlngly low prlcae. of your organisation. For dard. pitUIIIIIUIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl additional lnfomatloa D PORCH OR PATIO? D COMPLETE ATTICS? After timepieces are turned oontaot the D CEMENT WORK? • RECREATION ROOM? back an hour, he noted, dusk AMERICA* GAHQIR S00IEK •'•^••••••^••••••••••••••PMI falls while the homebound Puzzle Corner) D .SHINGLING? D PORCH ENSLOSURES? MAIL THIS C6JIPON NOW! 100% ocrylic latex REG. SALE iJyMILTHAMMER. Union County Chapter commuter__travel_is__at its_ -MS VMtMbitirAmififT ^COARANTEEb heaviest. houtt "paint. .'.'.".' Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli' WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED SEE AMERICA I'IRST DISCOUNT PRICE One HinovorRosd. Florham Pork, N.J. 07932 25 mlt.7373 liquid vinyl-acrylic On die left are some well- I SAVJ- 40N - WE NEED WORK NOWI Gentlemen: . . Women's group celling ond wall point . . ' 4.9B 3 °OAL. known tourist attractions. On We or* one of tha Lending Homa Remodeling Building D Encloiod limy check for $2B.PIoBtoonroll me ««n member tlie right, their state loca- apaelollilng In home rtiodamliotlon of tha club and tend Informotlon on oil mv benellti. . plans gifts lunch superlux non-yellowing 50 tions. Can you pair diem? CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE • Tall me more about metnborthlp In the AAA. I undenland enamel 8.10 OAL. 1. Grand Canyon a. Colorado NEW JERSEY AUTOMOBILE CLUB | thli doai not Obligate ma In any way- ' . The Northern New Jersey TREE REMOVAL =•. 2. Mesa Verde b. Oregon SHINGLES DEAL DIBBOT Branch of the National 100% acrylic latex 240 Iba, l«lf aaollrm Women's League will hold a 3. Natural Bridge c. Kentucky FREE ESTIMATE,- DAY, NIOHT or NAME. toffll.gloss S.9B OAI,. FREE DELIVERY: CALL 762-3830 4. Mammoth Cave d. Arizona <100" One HanovefRoad | regional special gifts luncheon Fully Insured for Your Protection 5. Crater Lake e. Virginia '28 Iniioll.d SUNDAY - H> Oblm on Tuesday at the nome of Mrs. ADDRESS. Meyer Lefkowltz, South • * • ' Whit. ATumlumlnun m Laadtra 4 i CALL COLLliC I florham Park, N.J. 07932 " Orange. ^ZIP CODE moves the mail! ANSWERS ' alt. '•I IIOIIH SL-KVICI The event, for persons who N. -=«•» •» / •q-S '3-(. 'o-E 'u-j 'p-j 687-8416 CITY OR TOWN. SCHMIEDE TREE EXPERT CO. Initallad . donate $100 and over, will koofim Roptlr* Immediate!) benefit our area-wide project FRIDAY DEAOLINE MARK 3TATE. .ZIP CODE. for the Torah Fund-Residence RICCIARDI BROS. All items other than spot news WALTER'S ROOFING Hall campaign effort of Na- ,-. advertising contributed for tha public good CALL 322-9109 1 IBM STUyyil^MT fVB,, u«.-^ „... i tional Women's League in A '; should be in our offico by P. O. BOX 225 Bdlien '. Affiliated with tha American Automobile Anoolstlon HONORED ALL OVER AMERICA, CANADA AND THE WORLD! 1915 SPRINGFIELD AVE. (N.» Pro.P.ct s,.) MAPLEWOOD Member of Chamber ol Commeree, Llconied by Itola o(+),J, behalf of the Jewiah Theo- noon on Friday. 317-2*47 442JJM logical Seminary. OPENMON. THRU FRI. 7-9; SAT. 7-6; SUN. 7-1. • FREE PARKING "- S" «"WW »^W

> !|':£i?-TlMirsday, October 22, 1970-SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER .Thursday, October 22, 1970- rfbung GOP urges A record on J/C *?fl| UC will be host PIN WIZARD — Mrs. Karen Heilman of 2744 Morris ave.. Union, displays what one can do with old clothespins, like this A record high enrollment of 2,674 students for Union College for the current fall Indian village. She won first prize in a contest sponsored by semester was reported this week by Prof, Elmer Wolf, dean of the college. '' support for —Bligabethtown-Gas-on-the-crentlVB .pnnBlhlllHes for Pins no The total includes full-Bine and part-time, day and eyening, and degree and non- to the parents of longer needed because of modern clothes dryers. Mrs. I'rank Ruiz of Elizabeth and Miss Tammy Howard, 11, of 1125 Dill 'lalnfield. exemption question ave., Linden, placed second, receiving $25 savings bonds. Prof, Wolf reporbJd a total of 1,44? students In the day session, including 1,171 .' at the .Cranford campus, 137 at the Elizabeth campus, and 141 at the Plainfield.' is year's-frosh i The County Council of the Young Republicans Cash prizes of $10 went to a 9i»year-old great-grandmother, Mrs. Fannie Datesman of 625 Hubbard ave., Union, and Mrs. campus, ana lk425 In the evening session in all three campuses. • - Union College will welcome the parents of 6ft Union County, inc., adopted a resolution . Union College's enrollment for the fall semester last year was 2,112*—all at the urHng die pubUc to support New Jersey Public Bertha Czerniak of Perth Atnboy. Mrs. Heilman won a $50 the largest freshman class in Its 37-year bond. ' ' • . • Cranford campus. The total included 1,177 students in the day session and .935. history on Parents' Night tomorrow'at 8 p.m. . Son No. 2 which will appear on die ballot students in the evening session. , . . . ;.' .-iv pV;1 3, They also formed a committee to on the Crnnford campus, . note the question and a committee to study 1/3" Parents of all Union College's day session "les in New Jersey's real property students on all three campuses—Cranford, n in tuoeciun ncuii i'«|cc,,'utr com r.p.c,, IOMLUIU " Elizabeth and Plainfield—have been Invited ...,, .The actions were taken Monday at .. .uu ""••''""•...CWOLKIWASCN qr AHMIM/MJrf?:''.;.:',, Ajilgie's Colonial Room, Clark. Stamp club to attend the meeting aimed at giving parents C '•> ijX '"Yes" vote.on the question would amend an insight Into college life as their children 1 tt* State constitution to increase the present aro experiencing it. . . '• |9cj,;.'exemptlon to $160 from property taxes discussion The parents will be greeted by Dr. Kenneth for. qualified senior citizens; W. Iverseh of Cranford, president. Also ad- . Stamps of Switzerland will . dressing the parents will be Prof. Elmer ••'tJiij'Sefior citizens llvhig on fixed incomes be discussed at a meeting of Wolf of Cranford, dean; Pro'f. John Siburn of sufferfelalrly from Inflation and rising prop- tho Westfield Stamp Club on Westfield, assistant to the dean, and J. Har- ••••«)ty taJfes. These factors force many to lose Wednesday evening, October rison Morson of Edison, dean of students. their Kdkies. We consider it Imperative to 28th, at the Westfield Rescue George p. Lynes of New York City, director •' «s' vote,"declaredJaniesFulcomer Squad building, South avenue of admissions,, will serve as moderator of foster a . and Spring street. The meet- f R" ithe group's county chairman. Sup- the program, •.'.•• ••••'•. pow for'jfc resolution was "overwhelming" ing starts at 8 p.m. and per- After the general session, the parents will ' among die Council delegates present from the sons interested in philately' be divided into groups according to curriculum Organization's nine area, municipal, and are. welcome to attend. V areas In which their children are enrolled. college units. . Harlan F. Stone, president Thoro they will meet with faculty.members of the Helvetia Philatelic who will acquaint parents with specific.probr BEJEWELED— Past Faithful Navigator John Gorman, center, was recently awarded;"". ' (Catherine Fulcomer of Rahway was appoint- . Society of America, will dis- Past Faithful Navigator's'"Jewel" by Faithful Navigator John Gulden, left, and Faith- ed chairman of the committee to campaign for lems their children mav encounter. cuss the philately of Switzer- Parents ore then Invited to an open house ful Friar Rev. MBgr.. Francis X. Coyle of Springfield at annual dinner of Union's John. . the proposition. Others appointed include: land starting with the early Fitzgerald Kennedy General Assembly of Knights of Columbus at Clinton Manor In Rt, 22. - • Thomas Heyns of 9 Burwell st., Union; Gary for observation of Cranford facilities and a . covers of the Helvetic Re- reception. •' : . Hills of Summit; Otto Picard of Elizabeth, and public through stamps of Miss Veronica McGowan of Scotch Plains, The following Friday evening, Oct,-30, open today,, including such items house will be held at the Elizabeth and Plaln- as' postal history, soldier's field campuses so that parents of students' stamps, and early pioneer attending those campuses might become CRICKETS ARE CALLING air flight stamps. familiar with their surroundings. The meetingwlllbe followed According to Dean Wolf, this occasion pro- RESALE THEFLOORSHOP by refreshments and a. trading vides an opportunity to explore with parents Women's & Children 's Clothing .e.ST. 1934; session In duplicate stamps;: some of the. problems Union College has uncovered In Its 37 years of experience in Carp.ti LlnoJ.um : Tl la dealing with college freshmen. He added that 2 South Street, New Providenci QUALITY UC council it Is helpful to acquaint parents with the edu- "AT A COMPETITIVE PRICPRICE TRYUS" cational and studdnt activity services available 464-7676 r •at Union College. • 540 NORTH AVE,, UNION : i, picks slate IN CAWLIi'SSTEAD^•State!Sen. Matthew Rlnald6i atlefliiof Union,•' ' citation, as Edward H. eiday thru Friday 10-4 Thursday Eviilaii 7- (Neor Motrli Ave.) John W. Lynch of South 25 years of hard labor for $1780.* 1 "representing the Governor,'presents Herbert W.'Mlckelh, chairman ' i no ceremony tooK problems funniest or most scarey cos- CONSULTAN" Include your name, address tumes. Based on the response General Hospital were Eileen plaguing Union County Carroll and Barbara Swiss' and phone, number. "Mind if I take a look?" residents, . • from previous years, many TOOLS \ miss parents have come dressed Benefif set tack. (or the occasion. Nurses from Overlook Hos- \ marianne There have been some very pital Include Ellalne Balling, clever costumes, Novello BABY GEAR! for society Judy Gill, Beth- Jewett, Le- sold, so the committee will - anne Schuette, Carol SllUman Mrs. William T. Cahill is and Judith Huzar. also award a family prize, honorary chairman for the fall DEMONSTRATOR and as was done (or the first luncheon and fashion show time last year. Mrs. Ed. Wy- Ladles, Is your present water heater leaking or not zykowskl of Roselie Park Is providing enough hot water? Then find out now FLOOR SAMPLE SALE! + In charge of the judging, aided of The Pamlly andchlldrens Three hikes about the best water heater buy.on the market today Good Thru Sat., Oct. 24th by William Carraclno of Qganlitlea Limited . Many One-of-a-KInd Society of Elizabeth. The two- to replace it. . .the A.O. Smith 'Aristocrats Don't Union. day benefit will be held Mon- & DRY CLEANING wait for your husband to do it • I can tell you about A puppet show'wlll be pre- ¥ *uos day and Tuesday attheChanU'- set by club the Aristocrat • woman to'woman! sented by Cindy Wolf of Ro- dec, Mlllburn, beginning at' The Union County Hiking selle. 12:15 p.m. Club has scheduled three hikes Games will be conducted All money raised by the and a 20-mlle bicycle ride this by Mrs. John Eckstein of committee Is contributed to weekend. CM/AM CLOCK RADIO Union, Mrs. Joe Burkart of The Family and Children's On Saturday, Michael Her- Automatlb wake-up or <*% • 20 DRYERS • 44 WASHERS TAPE RECORDER Buaaer Alarm. Roeelie Park,. Mrs. JohnBen- Society for the support Of its bacsek of West Orange will 7" reel, 4 Iraok, 3 apaedi Sleep ewltoh, dall of Elizabeth, with as- Ampex MICRO 87 Stereo Cassette lead a ten-mile hike in the DELIVERY Monitor control foster home program, the llihted olook and more. and radio dial! sistance from Leslie Lomakin Tape Player/Recorder System counseling to unmarried par- South Mountain Reservation, Ree> S100.0S Reg. $54$$3395 and Kim Brzezlnskl of Ro- The group will meet at the $117 Deliver* A room filling 60 watta of peak mublo power through ents and to couples interested selle Park. Tulip Springs parking area In 14" COLOR two 6" x .0" dual-oons speakorsl Reoords In atorso from in adoption. These services «DRY CLEANING MACHINES Refreshments will be the reservation at- 10a.m. ' WITHIN 1021(|. In. Pieturo, Solid.itnto, Portnbj* Color mikes, line/tuner Inputs, or magnetic phono Inputs. Push- are available to all Union Tolovlilon (14" picture momurod diagonally) served to conclude the pro- When you place a "For Sale" ad in .county residents. In the past Also on Saturday, JudyBurt gram. Mrs. Lillian Brady and button funotlon oontrols.., eliding bass, treble and level ' Eaiv to tramport thli 43 ib. llnhtwolght Mt controls. Two VU meters; digital counter. Swltchable Auto- year the 'committee of 90 of SomervUle will lead a 20- Initant plclurn ond louncl. 100% -. . Mrs. Carraclno aided by Mr. members raised $20,000 for mile bicycle ride from Flem- ALL WASHERS & DRYERS FEATURE PERM PRESS CYCLES tranllltorliatlon. £qulppnd with nutomttla' Victor Hoffman andMrs.Aud- mallo Level Control. Deluxe walnut cabinets. FM/AM/PM clii|)au'• ,', . - . ,.'. —-7 p.m., Slmhat. Torah family ser- 300 CENTRAL AVE;, MOJNTAIN officers for the new term last week at the S, They also formed a committee to REV. GERALD J. McOARRY,.P Towers Restaurant in Mountainside.- lote the question and a committee to study i;'?? —B p.m,, Bet class; consscration REV. GERARD B.WHElAN Mrs. Edward Collyer turned over her presl- lUes in New Jersey's real property ; . •VOIM-MWHOLN tlC(UM IUOOWICO >r.mirmeci i»ireo«t r,o,c.,iMimuj ' denttal gavel to Mrs. W. Texas Jackson. Other j The actions were taken Monday at 1 REV0LAYMONDD,AUMACH',, IIHCD DCittn'ocuvcav WM.ir »NV, IDOlVloNAL, •WtKiw*ftlHOI'*MtaiM(IM(r? -Ji ' y^Tlpa.m.vSabbath services,-: . 1 officers Installed for the new six-month per- le's Colonial Room, Clark. Stdrinp club .••...••:..•. ASSBTANTPASTORS. . •• iod were Mrs. Ronajd Heymann as vlce- 1 A "Yes" vote on the question would amend —8:30 p.m., Men's Club meeting. Sundayr-Msises at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 y-*-8:3O p.m., Deborah meeting.:,, ' L ; president; Mrs. Benedict Juliaao, treasurer; is state constitution to Increase the present "yS73p> Pre-OSy meeting* d12'noon'^/ :v,;.. ••'. \ . -'f,- -'• -. Mrs.' Charles Dougherty, recording secre- H' " exemption to $160 from property taxes cliscussibn Weekdays—Mas: at 7 and 8 ajni First tary; Mrs. Henry Ziobro, corresponding sec- '' ' r tjuallfied senior citizens. Stamps of Switzerland will riday,7, 8. and 11:80 ttm. . " .,^'' retary! Mrs. Robert Cohen, social activities Miraculous Medal Novena and Mass: Monday r citizens living on fixed Incomes be discussed at a meeting of ' PRESBVTERIAN CHURCH" '•'"The tteek. morUt will net alfaet church chairman; Mrs. Albert Earle, hostess; Mrs. tho Westfleld Stamp Club on • at8p.m. '• • • • • • • ••' ••• •'•'•' •••(& William Kennedy, telephone chairman; Mrs. fairly from Inflation and rising prop- MEETING HOUSE LANE, MOUNTAINSIDE : alvlnol.'. .thar itoek marl<«t will not of- ! erty t4%g. These, factors force many to lose Wednesday evening, October 1 MINISTERS RBV^ELMER A. TALCOTT JR. Benediction during the school year on Fri- 'vv Mel Llschln, decorations chairman. their Howes. We consider It Imperative to 28th, at the Westfleld Rescue . DIRECTOR dF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION: daysat2:80p.m. • •; . ..The. outgoing president presented corsages foster eras' vote," declared James Fulcomer Squad building, South avenue FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH1 Baptisms on Sunday at 2 p.m. by appoint- to the new officers and the following Incoming tt Rahwaysthe group's county chairman. Sup-.- and Spring street.The meet- j/,r^iP a.m., Christmas > MORRIS AVE. AT CHURCH MALL ment. • ' . • V' ' '.committee chairmen:- bridge, Mrs. Homer pert for Un resolution was "overwhelming" . log starts at 8 p.m. and per- I Choir rehearsal, f ' -.'..; SPRINGFIELD : . •• Confessions! Every Saturday andeveaof Costalos; bulletin, Mrs. John Kovacs; child . atnong the Council delegates present from the', sons interested la philately PASTOR: THB REV. BRUCE W. EVANS, DJD. Holy Days and First Fridays, from 4 to 5 care, Mrs. Geoffrey-Meyer and Mrs. Robert—• organization's nine area, municipal, and are welcome to attend. • JO !a.m,, Carol Choir rehear- ,' DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION:. and from 7:'45.to 8:30 p.m. ,' . . . Kler'spe; civic representative, Mrs. Errol college units. Harlan P. Stone;' president ;••'•'•'• MRS. SHEILAKILBOURNE". Melsner; directory, Mrs. Irvin Krause, and L'v, of the Helvetia'Philatelic , ouoQay^—y-B.niM departmental teachers' Today—9:30 a.m, to i p.m., rummage sale • HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH •- publicity, Mrs. Albert D'Amanda. (Catherine Fulcomer of Rahway was appoint- . Society of America, will dis- The membership chairman, Mrs. Robert ed chairman of the committee to campaign for • meeting, 10 a,m., morning, worship; .Church < sponsored by Ladies' Evening Group. 5 to' 7 '(THE CHURCH OF THE RADIO "LUTHBRAN cuss the philately of Switzer- : School; j grades .1-8, kindergarten, nursery, p.m., Junior High fellowship for sixth, sev- HOUR" AND TV's "THISISTHE UFE") Cohen, Introduced Mrs. Anthony Cincotta, JACOB M.SNYDER the proposition. Others appointed include: land starting with the early' Mrs. Gene Flick, Mrs, Robert Johnson, Mrs. Thomas Heyns of 9 BurweU St., Union; Gary • cradleroll. .11 a.m., Senior round table. 7:30 enth and eighth graders in the 'Parish House 639 MOUNTAIN AVE., SPRINGFIELD . . covers of tho Helvetic Re- .. p.m.iSeworHighFellowehip. '/..,. '. auditorium. 7:15 p.m., Girls' Choir rehearsal. , THEREV. .K.:J.'STUMPF, PASTOR'- ' Robert Keller, Mrs. Ralph Ughmer, Mrs. Hills of Summit; Otto Picard of Elizabeth, and public through stamps of Jesus Perez-Santalla and Mrs. Howard Sadt- Miss Veronica McCowan of Scotch Plains, . ••;...'.- We?Sssaay,*r'i.- p.m., confirmation class.' 8 p.m., Senior.Choir rehearsal.-... : Today—8 p.m.,-Adult Choir. V • • v today. Including such items • 8 p,m.,Chancel Choir rehearsal. . . •' Saturday'—10 a.m. to 3 p.m., partidpatioa ; Sunday—8:30 a.m., divine worship. 9:30 ler, who were attending their first meeting as Hadtissah tq hold as postal history, soldier's In blood bank at St. James Churchi - .- prospective members. Mrs, John Arado, Mrs. : a.m.> Sunday School and Bible classes; Chris-', stamps, and early' pioneer, '-:' '• • '-'^f;r MOUNTAlNSlbECHAPEL^; '• '•'•;.!,':•• Sunday—r9:30'a,m., Church School. Classes ' tlan renewal series. 10:45 a.m.,: worsnlp with < . Robert Benno, Mrs. Allen Calvert, Mrs. Mi- air flight stamps; I •• ,.jiHK3HWAY;22,MOUKrAlNSIDE ,';, on a graded basis for children and young , Holy Communion. 1 p.m., Holy Cross Youth chael Guarino, Mrs. Scott Schmedel, Mrs. Thursday meeting . The meatlngwlllbefollowed people - aged 3 to 14 are taught in. the parish 'Charles Sturgeon - and Mrs. Richard Van • : \ ..TodaV.-fr.6:45 p.in., Plbneer Girls (explor- , 1 Fellowship picnic,.H. Freudraiberger home. .:, Springfield'Chapter of Hadassah will meet THE FLOOR SHOP by refreshments'and a trading *. ers]|. 8p.ni*v'cholr.. .. - . * * . iiouse, Nursery' service on the second floor .. Monday—9:30 p.m., World Friendship Cir- MRS; W; TEXAS JACKSON ' Benschoten were welcomed as new members on Wednesday, Instead of Thursday, because session In duplicate stamps.- ; Sunday^9:4S'a;m., Sunday School, adult of the chapel.. 9:30-and 11 a.m., identical cle, 4 p.m., Confirmation I. . of the club. The club said farewell to Mrs. of a conflict in programming. The meeting • clasB.) llop.m,i morning worship.(nursery), Worship Services.' The Rev. Dr. Bruce W. Tuesday—4 p.m., Confirmation II, 8 p.m., ' Frank Falter and Mrs. Ellis Peak. will be held at 8:15 p.m. at Temple Beth Carpstt •' Linoleum • Tile : 6 p.m1,, youth groups. 7 p.m., evening worship. Evans, will preach. Child care provided for Christian renewal series.'- - ', ' It: Mrs.'. Joseph - McMohbri, social activities Ahm. Final plans for the antique show and UC council ,• ;.'. Mondayr-f 1:30: p.m., .Cottage prayer group.. - pro-school children on the • second floor of the' Wednesday—1:15 !p.m., women's Bible [Dinner oh 0cf. 29 chairman, announcod the formation of on restaurant to be held at the temple on Nov. QUALITY chapel. 6:30 p.m., Senior High seminar led by antique Study group arid reminded members kT- A. COMPETITIVE PRICE ... TRYUS" ; 7 p.m.i.Pioneer Girls. ' .'. / hour. ' . ..-• ••••'.-. . . • . . Jl 11 and 12 will be made. - '. Wednesday—18 a.m., Ladles'Aid. 8 p.m.. Mrs, Oliver. Deane and Donald Auer for high that art lessons will be given, in a series of Jacob M. Snyder, special business consul- 540 NORTH AVE., UNION picks slate , prayer i and Bible study. 9 p.m., deacons' ' school age. young people, 7:15 p.m., West- for Women's CRT eight sessions by Mrs. Henry Sterling. tant to the Jewish Agency on private invest- (Naor Mo"(i Av«.) ; meeting. . ..-.- - . , minister Fellowship meeting; planning for Mrs. Irvin Krause' announced that the new ment for Israel will speak, Snyder is a spe- John W, Lynch of South 25 years of hard labor for $1780* Halloween party to' beheld on Saturday, Oct. 31. Open hou^e, bake sale ".'••' The Springfiisld Chapter of Women's Amer- •chorale will meet on' alternate Fridays at OPEN MOM., THURS. >o 9 Plalnfield has been elected cialist in International business and Israel's ; SPR1NOFIEJUJ EMANUEL"-, Monday—3:15 p.m., Brownies, 7 'p.m., - lean ORT (Organization for RehabllltaUpn . 1 p.m. in her home and that new members economic structure. The public is urged to president of the Evening Ses- : 352-74OO this year, everybody's Introducing anew ecotj- UNITED METHODIST CHURCH' . Girl Scouts. 7:30 p.m., Evening Group banner at Sartdmeier Monday > : ; through Training) will hold its annual paid-up were Jnvited. to Join.. • , ; , attend, .especially men, according to Mrs. sion Student Council at Union The board dinner wi)s held Friday night at Park In bur lot oJ|oc«nl to bulldlrfo CoUege. He succeeds Patrick omycar,, ... .'',.'., :• CHURCH MALL AT ACADEMY GREEN group. ' . .-';'• '• ' .['.'.' .••?• .. •'•..' ;' membership dinner next Thursday evening, Aaron Kazln, president, and Mrs. Clifford 1 The Ttielma' Sandmeier PTA, Springfield;?; ; ...Oct..29, at 7 at Tempi* Beth Ahm, Baltusrol the Kings Court Restaurant, Springfield. The ' Schwartz and Mrs. Anthony Denner, program- R. Garvey of 1707 Essexsve., -,.•', "Volkswagen-steed."' ;\ ,;. ' . '.-, -.• '.••-.. - retiring board held a silver tea on Monday in • co-chairmen. ' '• . Linden., : .'.-•• "Volkswagen-priced," .-' •'-. . •; i : evening. Parents will have,an opportunity to ; Today—3:30 p.m., WesleyCholr.rehearsal - class taught by Dr. Evans. 2 p.m., Elizabeth •;• ^Mrs. Milton Oglntz, president, stated that . honor,.or the incoming board'at the home of. Other officers elected were So not to be outdotie, we've done the same. . •>.;..( '19V meet -their children's teachers' and become Mrs. Krause. . ' William Brennan of Bound •:'and craft-period, 8 p.m., Chancel .Choir, Tri- Presbytery at Dunelleh Presbyterian Church. .ail members are invited to attend their mem- . Except, of course, we didn't have toi ilart'fram ./,'•; . 1. •• acquainted with die work being done; '•'.':, ,'bBrshlp dinner. Guests will be charged a ' The November meeting will be held at the Certificate Englewood woman is named Brook, first vice-prtsldent; ' -vettChapel,•.'• -.•'•-•. . .'.'.•• •'•"• •• 7:30 p^m,, Cub Pack 70. ' ' ;;•• .' '. BY SPECIAL DEMAND - 2ND SCHOOL OPENS 1 - scratch. .- '..''' . • -."•, •:' Wednesday—3:30 to -5 p.tni, -Discovery A. bake sale will also be conducted that- •sSnall sum which will be applied toward, their Mountainside Inn. The guest speaker will be . DAR chapter schedules Frank D Antonio of Cranford, • "•-. Priday—8 p.m;, Busy Fingers of Wesleyan : day at the school, from 1 to 3 p.m. and again - the Rev. Norman Werling of the Order of the second vice-president; Miss for years, while everybody else has been .•,:-•• ' Service Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. crafts group for fifth graders. , dues if the guest becomes a member of ORT. jumping from model • to model and worrying . ,•»•:. during open house hours. Proceeds will be -Information may be obtained from die dinner Camels. Father Werling is a graphoanalyst. • business, lunch meeting Sylvia Helnkele of Elizabeth, ' Peg Young, 47 Clinton ave., Springfield. used to further PTA projects. The cake sale ^l candidates night moderator about looks, we've stuck with our original arid .' ' - ' Sunday—Reformation Sunday, 9:30 a.m., • chairman, Mrs. Roger Keehn at 376-8978. Chairman for the event is Mrs. Charles INCOME TAX secretary, and. F r e d e r 1 c k wiU be headed by Mrs. Jack Usdln. M _' •;;'•; The Springfield Church and Cannon Chap- era of the Joint Commission EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH ;;'The prqgram chairman, Mrs. Seymour Dougherty. Miss Mary Louise Nuelsen of Englewood, of Plainfield, John Mottley of Elizabeth and Stinner. of Rahway, treasurer. Improved the way It works. . . ' • ; Trlvett; Chapel service. Pastor Dewart will ter, Daughters of the American RevoluOod, on Accreditation of Hospitals former president of the League of Women Harold J. Seymour jr. of Cranford. Republi- Miss Janls.Peterson of 127 Artdso'today, while ours maynotlookllke the . V! - speak about "Prophets without Honor" as he 242 SHUNP1KE ROAD, SPRINGFIELD .:Sternbach and Mrs. PhllUp Ooldhammer, have has approved the recommen- can candidates who will attend include Jerome '• considers the-difficulties encountered by re- WILUAM C. SCHMIDT JR., PASTOR announced that the. evening will feature afash- will hold its business and luncheon meeting Voters of New Jersey state board, has been Sheridan ave., Roselle Park, , newest economy car, It's the most developed. ;;')' : School to honor seniors at the home of Mrs. Richard Swain, Living- dation that the full accredita- chosen to be the moderator at this year's M. Epstein of Scotch Plains, Thomas W. . was elected senior represent- ™l : 'formers in any area of life. 9:30 a.m., German Today — 7:30 p.m.,.choir rehearsal. Church women to hold ion show, presented by Betty's Dress Shop of tion of Muhlenberg Hospital, It's the only one With a sealed steel bottom. To •'•;' Friday — 7:15 p.m., Ploneet Girls. • Millburn, with .ORT members ns models. Colf- ston, on Tuesday at noon. •.'"•'' candidates night for Union County freeholders. Long of Linden, Arthur A. Manner of Berkeley ative, andMru. Wendy Roberts protect Us inside's against lust about everything [,„,'-, • language worship service; sermon, "The Holy I Plalnfield, continued for a Heights, and-Charles S,, Tracy of Hillside. ; Spirit In Connection wlthOur Ministry," Eman- Sunday — 9:45 a,m.,SundaySchoolwlthclas- 'furcs (or the models will be provided by Studio at mother-daughter tea Following the meeting members will tour All candidates for Union County freeholder ol ScotchPlalns, Juniorrepre- outside, Including time. • "-' .... : .benefit tea for seminary j die pre-Revolutlonary Force House in Living- period of two years. have been-invited to speak, at the meeting, sentative.' ' uel Schwing, lay pastor.. 9:30 a.m., Church ses for all ages. 11 a.m., morning worship in of MorrlB ave., Springfield. The Certificate of Accredi- Miss Nuelsen has a BA degree from Ohio ths only one with an air-cooled magnesium-, u •injf ston. This home was restored by the Living- which will be sponsored: by the. Plainfield . School for all ages, nursery through sixth service. Pastor Schmidt will continue his School colors, boue and gold, will dominate ston Historical Society, of which Mrs, Swain tation is awarded to hospitals League of Women Voters. The candidates Wesleyon University and an MAfromTeachers - -• . alloy engine. To eliminate boiling over and (reez- • grade in -Wesley House:' seventh' and eighth messages in the Book of I John. 11 a,m,, Junior Church Women United of WestfieW ana* the scene at the fourth annual mother-daughter : : f is a past president. who have passed a detailed College, Columbia. She is past president Provides supplies ' .,. :,. Jng.up- .. '.' '.'.-•• • • • ' ' !••:..'•> ••••/ "ill! Church under the leadership of Mrs. Robert vicinity will hold a benefit tea for lfaandaX IjDeborah chapter to night wiU be held next Wednesday at 8 p.m. . grades on third floor of church annex; senior 5 tea in honor of the senior class of St. Eliza- lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllKII! inspection by field represen- at the First Presbyterian Church, 525 E. of the englewood. League of Women Voters. . "• •••'• And the only one with a free electronic dlag- .nut!. ;- highs in .fellowship ball. 10:30 a.m., coffee and Donson,- 5:4S pirn'., youm -groups. 5:45'pim., Seminary tomorrot w from 2 to. 4 p.m. at the"'; : beth's Academy, Convent Station. It will be tatives of the Joint Commis- Miss Nuelsen is moderator of WJRZ's "Lea- - A large part, of UMCEF -,viV; visitation training class, ,7 P.m., evening home of Mrs.. F.. M. . Rugg,'52Rugg,525 Lawrence ««*/• Charge for Pictures ' •——H'l Front St., Plalnfield. -•"•• '"nostlc system. To spot problems early qndihelp ex-; - buns served by the Church School staff in 1 garage, rummage sale held lii the library of the. school on Sunday sion on Accreditation. gue Spotlight" program and secretary of the aid is given in the. form of '.'0. Gospel service; Congregational, singing,'spe- Each candidate will make an opening state- • • • ; tendllslife. ' , ' '•; •': : Fellowship Hall. Donations will be used for ave., Westfieldstfield . Mrs* Fredrick Christian will f from.3 to 5 p.m. . . There is a charge of $5 for wedding and 210 Broad St., Elizabeth, N.J. 353-6072 Muhlehberg wan commend- newly formed Bergen. County Council of the equipment and supplies, UNI- cial musical numbers,! and n'message by • ment, followed by a question and answer Best of all, compared to; all the new domestic • the Acoraimes Mission Circuit in Bolivia, twice show slide's of the school, at,2 arid 3..':,- :, Tlie West-Mount Chapter • of Deborah will In charge of arrangements Is Mrs, James engagement pictures. There is no charge for • Plau* land me Iraa Information about Ilia 1071 H»R Block Inoom* ed by the commission for New Jersey League.' She is an officer of the CEF has helped to equip over Pastor Schmidt dealing with the sodnl-.and V o'clock. Mrs. Clar'ence Clark is-chalrtnariofv'' period with the audience. Candidates will also 1 "Volkswagen-priced" cars'Introduced this year, f 11 a.m., church nursery, Wesley House. 11 hold a garage and rummage sale at the home .F. Smith of Springfield, chairman. The faculty the announcement, whether with or without: Tax Count. This -li- a raquaat lor. Infomtallon. only and placaa rn« maintaining standards de- Northern New Jersey Board of Christian 14,500 educational and voca-' moral ills of our day. Nursery care at both theteSi' •'•':-. -•.'•. s "-.vof Mrs. Rose Checchio, 541 Forest- rd., Scotch undar no obligation to enroll. • 1 make concluding statements; Democratic can- ours costs about $200 less. . • . - ; 'turn., morning worship; sermon, "Prophets : : will attend, and each senior will be presented • serving of accreditation and Social Concerns of the United Methodist Uonal training Institutions; • without Honor." 3 p,m., confirmation class church'services. -;. .;.'.':' ,'•,-.,,' ..'•'••- ' •'.-• j-''"-' '•'•': '.-bands,'',Seminary;-"one of "the projects '&'•?"• Plains, today aiid tomorrow. N with an autumn corsage. Sister Kathleen O'- picture.' Persons submitting wedding or didates who will attend Include Henry J. some lOiOOO welfare institu- r NAME : __ : ;———: —— for making constant efforts to Dnnlemon of Elizabeth, > Everett C Lnttlmore Church. . ''':" So even if ft doesn't look the newest, maybe ., ' will meet with Pastor Dewart and parents in Monday — 7:30p.ni.PloncerGirl Explorer Church 'Woiiien United' of New Jersey, is s>y.< The hours are. 10 .a.m. to 3 p.m. today Brien, principal, and Mrs. John Bendokas, engagement pictures may enclose the $5 improve the quality of patient tions'; 45,000 health centers! i how .Itlook!i the best. :the;trivettvCliapel. 3 to. 5 p.m., Halloween 100-year-old; junior and senljrliigh school-5 'and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow. All profits president of the Xavierian Guild, will bepros- payment or include a note asking that they care. and over 8,000 nutrition in- for African women near Durban, South ;Afrlca.~ will go to Deborah Hospital, Browns Mills, stltutlons. UNICBF provides •party will be directed by Senior High Youth oht In the recolvlng'llio. ' be billed. . ,, Sen. Rinaldo to continue Halloween Douglcif Motors Corp V^'t3i4 muiumiiuiliiuiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiumiuiiiiimmiiiiiuiiiuiiumhni STATS- _ZIP CODE such supplies as textbooks, School. 5 pimivSenlor High Youth, M BTAia. ~5>-Tb7i Officer of Merck audio-visual teaching aids, . 4 '. Hall, 6 p.m., Junior High Youth. V .il agricultural tools, medicines, Summit. CLIP AND MAIL TODAY survey of county traffic festivities at and hospital equipment. . , Tuesday 7—8 p.m., Women's Mission Circle. . '•• TEMPLE SHAREV SHALOM joins UCboard AN AFFILIATE OF THE UNION OF They Said It Like The election, of Herbert H, State Senator Matthew J. tour on Oct. 9, will also, take • '-'-• 'ST. JAMES •'.••''• AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS Blevins of Scotch Plains, vice- Rlnaldo announced this week part in the tour Tuesday. • 5 Points Y S. SPRINGFIELD AVE..SPRINGFIELD- - S. SPRINGFIELD AVE. 61SHUNPIKE ROAD that the second leg' of His The inspection of traffic MSGR. FRANCIS X. COYLE, PASTOR president, management infor- The Five<'Points Branch 1 SPRINGFIELD NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME... mation systems at Merck 8i traffic tour of Union County trouble spots is scheduled to :',>", .-REV, EDWARD OEHLINO RABBIWWARD.SHAPIRO will be continued on Tuesday. begin at 1:30 p.m. in Plain- YMCA will have its annual ,REV..ROCCO L. COSTANTINO Co., Inc., Rahway, to the board family Halloween party for . CAr^RIRVl|»;KR^ERMC^RIRVl|»;.KR^ A r of trustees of Union College State Transportation Com- field. The itinerary will in- . • •-'' ii my. PAUL L.JMCH•/!; •:• ; was announced this week by missioner John Kohl, who clude stops in Scotch Plains, members from Union, Roselle i« ti •ASSISTANT PASTORS • ,„• Annette Sqhwartz,^'daughtelr ^f? ikr? ani What we obtain r . Hugo B. Meyer of Summit, joined Senator Rlnaldo for bis Mountainside, Berkeley Park, Kenilworth and adjacent Saturday—Confessions from 4 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Frank.''Pederovlteh-.JLorlRtfseUe- Porki" chairman. 62-mile, eight-community Heights, New Providence, towns' Sunday from 7 to 8:45 BUYERS COME RUN Mass at 7 p.m. ,' • was called to the Torah as-the Bat Mltzvah . cheap,; \ye esteem • • • Summit, Union and Hillside. p.m., according to Don No- at the Sabbath morning services last Saturday.. The election of Blovins vello, program director, and . Sunday—Masses at 7, 8:15, 9:30 and 10:45 Tomorrow — 8:45 p.m., Sabbath evening WQMflN brings the membership of , "I was heartened by Com- a.m. andatntionT missioner Kohl's receptive Mrs. WlUlam Bashford and service. Rabbi Shapiro will preach. 7 p.m., too lightly; it is Union College's board to 25. Mrs. Walter SheUer of Union, Daily Masses at 7 and 8 p.m.. . . Sisterhood progressive dinner. Meyer said he has asked response to the problems , Confessions Monday through Friday from highlighted during the f I r s t co-chairmen. 7:15 to 7:45 p.m. No confessions on Sundays, Saturday — 10:30 a.m., Sabbath morning' Blevins to serve on the board's r service. Rabbi Shapiro will preach.' clearness only that finance committee. tour,' Senator Rlnaldo said, Families are encouraged,'to FURNITURE Holy days, and eves of Holy days. . ' "I amconfldentthatthesecond come in costume as the party, Masses—On eves of Holy days at 7 p.m.; on Sunday'.— 7 p.m.; temple teenage dance half of the tour will lead to will begin with a grand march Holy days at 7, 8, 9 and 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. class. 7)30 p.m., youth group meeting. gives something YOU CAN EARLY COPY . badly needed improvements to select the winners with the Baptisms at 2 p.m. Arrangements must be Wednesday — 8:30 p.m., Sisterhood board Publicity chairmen are urged in Union County traffic.1 know best costumes. Two boys and made in advance; . meeting, . ' WQMflN two girls will be. selected on its value. with our WATER HtATER to observe the Friday dead- Commissioner' Kohl shares line for other than spot news; my determination to correct the basis of most original, funniest or most scarey cos- CONSULTANT Include your name, address transportation I problems TAKE IT WTH YOU plaguing Union County tumes. Based on the response v and phone number, "Mind if I take a look?" . residents. from previous years, many TOOLS .. THOMAS PAlNE* i-TS7- miss parents have come dressed for the occasion. \ marianne There have been-some very • • THE SKEPTICS Clever costumes, Novello In these modem times, said, so the committee will there- are. motto's that many also award a family prize, live by. You've heard them in. DEMONSTRATOR and as was done for the first many expressions: Never trust a stranger. Always count . Ladles, Is your present water heater leaking or not time last year. Mrs. Ed. Wy- I FLOOR SAMPLE SALEI zykowskl of Roselle Park is your change. Do unto someone providing enough hot water? Then find out now in charge of the Judging, aided else before they do unto you. about the best water heater buy .on the market today Good Thru Sat., Oct. 24th by William Carraclno of Never give a sucker an even to replace it. . .the A.O. Smith 'Aristocrat'! Don't Quantltlai Llmlt.d . Many On.-of-o.KInd Union. break. ' ,' wait for your husband to do it - I can tell you about A puppet show will be pre- " We are, as adults, skeptics. Nowth^yredark. • the Aristocrat - woman to woman! sented by Cindy Wolf of Ro- We are, perhaps, sometimes selle. overly cautious. We think Games will be conducted there's always a' 'catch" when we see something that out- REEL-TO-REEL by Mrs. John Eckstein of PM/AM CLOCKK RADIRADIO I Union, Mrs. Joe Burkart of wardly appears to be of real STEREO Automatio wake-utft-up ooir I value. When someone Is TAPE RECORDER BuiaarAlsimi Roselle Park,. Mrs. JohnBen- 7" r«l. 4 truoU. 3 apaad'. Sla*p twitch, Irlehdly, or does an un- DELIVERY lighted olodfc . dall'of Elizabeth, with as- Monitor oontrof ^. _ _ _ requested favor or act of kind- and more. • sistance from Leslie Lomakln Rag. 1100.05 $117 R«H- IS4.03 and Kim Brzezlnskl of Ro- ness, we suspect they have selle Park. an "angle" or will ask for 14" COLOR TV, Refreshments will be ./Something in return. WITHIN 10Z i» yimr i-,vi-». you wished fur. WAREHOUSE OUTLET thi'y Henr In mlnuliw tn it nirar nilorlt'HH Inm • Dtcoratlv* Plumbing Flxturta • Custom VanltUa Comi- In anil null nlioui » |mlr mmli' tnr ymir • Lit*a • Madlclna Cablnati • Gold Fauc«ta NOWAVAII.AUI.U AT • Aec*atorl*s and H*atlng Equipment /S^ 568 E. ELIZABETH AVENUE HH WHEN YOU USB THB LINDEN, N.J. (.OK. KOSIUI; ST.I CLASSIFIED PAOBS Just Call 686-7700 WHEN VOU USB THE ROUTE 22 WESTBOUND • SPRINGFIELD, N.J. CLASSIFIED PACES IN THE WORLD OP TILE BUILDING HOURS: Wll)., THURS. ') 'i P.M. . 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l^Tfaursday. October 22, 1970 - SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER v.- /-. "-. > end discover what's) best far •Thursday, October 22, 1970- .you, Mori tharf Jiiit-;a new length, fashion offers a look to the new look. Nations Children's Fund helps Civic Center h d/Wayf issue that's soft, easy, and slender. When It comes to planning UN 'insurance' the world's children with aid come up with a way to bridge exposure with mldi style. California designers ex- your own wardrobe, you may The world's future depends to. education. When you help will be shown fo^ the'polarltatlon 1B hemllnen Whether you're an out-and- press the fashion message In not want to be the first lny- on children. Unless they re- UN1CEF you are buying life — .—.ntallow »„, ^ffliinolKITpTJWIcTrBlir they bring"'thtTmldl and the ou" t MSI— rDfUtBTraaroTT in i mi-..I.. . ii IJ i • I'lfi ' i come celve TfiSthe —itltf and— education Insurance for the worlcC f room for fonce-itraddllng, ellned to the mldi can also otfers the best of the two fa- mini together by simply but- diehard for the mini, this ls . knltt, ribbed and riblass cord- but on the other hand, make they need, they will not be able to grow Into useful pro- TEEN-AGERS, rind |ob, by run- the clatwt co^pouforfd by the Spring(Uld wear the tunlo ssparataly as » shion looks Is the button-front toning malr skirts only half- ' the season to experiment with uroys, and velveteens that take sure you're not the last to lay Tbe Sarah Bailey Civic Center, Springfield, nUdl-sklrt, The young have way down,..thui Insuring mint fashlon...put things together... to the supple shaping so vital the mini aside. ductive adults, The United ning Wonl Adi. Coll 686-7/00. la Indeed a center of activity dWM dtyi. In Regional Adult School," ttattd • spoktimfa mioiit[x^a the •> The B'nil B'rith Women of p^ . some cases the chairs are JuM about put iw«y for the Sprlngflald Recreation D fCdHo»rcoi)nellj •? eom- Asubtle way totaseintothe Sponsor a luncheon and Inrftall fashion show from one activity, when the tables mutt get The ceramics clus on Mooday.nlglt, 'Wldewala cotton cord- longer mood of f»shlonl97Ols on Wednesday at noon at .the Cedar Hill via the gaucho,'Borrowed from pulled out or the floor cleared for another double an acceptable- size so the cU»s(tlJ8e mt In the new longer Countxy_Club> Uvhtotpiu Tickets Include a .group activity. The building is literally used was doubled In order to give everyone p*r•owl . a matching mlnl- the. Argentine :j cowboy, the complete luncheon,'the fashl6n show,' enter- for little children (pre-schoolers) to-Molor attention and time, at the potter's wheeLiJlte :: mid-calf gauchosare the pants tainment and prlres. •••,;;•:.; innss t •'*«'! --• -'" ' that are a.divided sklrt...and dtlzens, • - dus now begins at 6i30 p.m. and concludes 1 vlce Peshlon commenutor will; be Mr*. Nurlt "We ore particularly pleased with the re- at 10)30. Lou Venturl, the tastructi»,"ha ™S& versa. Either,way, you sponse to the adult program, which indudeg mixed and carried hundred! Of pounds of Wtf >m .m. short of,.tool c at lt( tto gaucho ls clear- .. j illustrator and. editor of an Israeli news- »the second floor studio room. ••—- —--•: : weekly. Mrs. Soriano is a; graduata of the tlllllilllliillllilillli Tuesday-night wu sculpture night.with- v>fashion. Design School of Waihlngtofii ac, H Lillian Johnson, instructor. Slxteealmwjtnd 4»iia now writers for a daily paper and a wom- women were busy creating three dlmJnMdhal fall apples highlight i( : v •rfeh's weekly magazine. •• .\.v,'-'-% ':";,".'.; '.- BUYING objects from day, plaster, parts craft, wood .;: The fashion show wiU feature Beged-Or's and wire. Everyone worked at his ownjwlect .•^complete line of Israeli: faahlowrasi.well as and at his own pace. . •• V-,TUI ,..-. for ihoniietriiakers .vilothUig from other Israeli manufacturers. WiSlEtY Wednesday night was life class.with,H»1«O i4 "s'tSicy' scent of' me. new - (>«ny ways. They are good'for. ;-"BegeoVOr,' the Israeli leather fashion house, .- Prank, instructor. Models Co-op sentarapdai,' nA'a'P apples and' their "eating out of handi for baking, 1 ••.;•, received first prize In the International Leather From Batter Builnttt Bureau Wlilllliot Metropolitan N»w York, and about 20 serious artists tuned u " lUleytartnesswUlhlgh- cooldng, making apple pies, draw. This class is held every WeA IB fall menu for many' for-eating 6n a stick, for apple 'M«>.;&ini -PUler '61 .ffie Bp.rlngflelrf:chapter and anyone who wishes to draw from ai irimakers, says Mary E.; : dunking; for parties and for lll provide piano background music for the DeorLarrie, -.'. ••-...• '•'.-. may do so for a $2 model fee. :.,»;,^w. 'eaver, County Home Ecorioi. between meal snacks. I^^ffflshlon show. Mrs. Judy Schatiberg of Llvlng- My boss got a box of ball point peas from i. .=«i i,, • ,. • • • _ For- pies and applesause,. : ' some charity' organization. He. didn't order '. . TteddaynlghtwasthefirstlnaserleattjUlpd ? ;^ ! . . i'- ;Vston wiU: entertain with a rfiedtoy ,6f IsraeU "Craft Potpourri Workshop." This Is aserlea you'll' need tart, or: slightly 1 '• '";ioags, accompanied by Mrs.' BaifbaraTarshls. them but he has been asked to pay a dollar Wft 8 good season for apples ;••- pf one or two-ulghters devoted to a partlejilar 'ftHa"ffle prices are attractive, acid varieties, like Crouen- ::;ij.Tlctots. and reservation^vwhleh' must be each for a good cause. I told him he wag 1 crazy to send the money when these-Just, craft The first night was n demonstration Of '•WBorB the.U.S. Department steln, Grimes Golden, Jona-. •linada In advance, can'be-obtained fww Mrs. batik by Lori WarhofUg, who Is a professioflal «,.^.. • .pjijtin!379tKte8i ;MW.'Matttu;Karp, arrived in thfe mall. What .do you think? than or. Newtown. : ' • r in this field. She brought Some example* of ^^ be 'served to For•': baking, choose the &3?6»3901i or Mrs. Mllttn Steinhoff, 376V2- ...'.-' EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Dear Executive, ' ' .:..•'• . ' ' ;. . her work and thendemonstrated the procedure. firmer fleshed varieties like •> .Mrs. EmU SUverm&n, rand-rals^V ..After that, 25 women each crea I think jour boss is lucky to have you on Northern Spy, Rhode Island ^president, is chairman for the eventWththe batik. Four, burners kept the v Greening1,1 Roman Beauty, ';•-: assistance of Mrsi'Mem Shafman,'lri:chargo his staff. First, these pens did not come from a charity—this is a promotion handled by a • while with brush and wax and die's I . Wlnesap or York lnjperial. .'•of,decorations, andMrs. Robert Welttbeck, in .'created their designs. They they i If apples are firm to ripe, , .'cfiarg« of^wlels. MrsVSlduey, ftUerlsi#Bi- professional agent. Second, you donbt have to . return or pay for unordered merchandise.' .wax off onto newspaper and went on to i mey will' keep well In..the .,-'6>nt-oftheSpringfleM-diap^eif.. ' :;.;'. if layer. The 25 and several guests, some who refrigerator for two weeks. Larrle O'Parrell, • -Better Business Bureau arrived as skeptics, went home with batiks Here" are some apple -and looking forward to the next-Thursday, recipes-from other'countries in; '•"•*• • '..-,••'••• which Is to be tie dying. . -:.ii-.^'!.' scroachmMtWe will, jfeylew the Republlcan- to Louis Cdstariza; a refund or another ring and they won't do ' 1/4'cup milk ., : MsctM zoning ordinance and encourage anything; Can you help? 3 eggs, beaten ' • '. changes to preserve the residential character 2 tablespoons ..butter or LIBRA . ,•: margarine :;. ;ef our community. - . , i . to live in Elizabeth r Dear Libra, .'''-.••• .••••;• •. "4. Annual, municipal performance "review: " ' confectioners sugar Mrs. Marion Oreer- Wexler of Highland No. You've had the ring for four years and . Peel, ,core and 'slico apples . ;Web«Ueve the running of Springfield's govern - by your own admission you really like It. The' ' .'ment shftuld be characterized by .two-way flows Park, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham : very thin. Cover .with 1/4.cup Wlnokur. of Brooklyn,, was married Sunday store is within Its legal rights to refuse a re- • • sugar;. poiir sherry over all ':-, v of.information between th6 citizens and public fund or to give you another ring, I happen to 1 FASHION PREVIEW - Mrs. Nurlt Soriano, center, who will be commentator for a fashion. officials. Therefore we will propose an annual to Louis F. Costanza, son of Mrs. Nancy and let soak one hour, Com- : show to be presented by the Springfield Chapter of B'Nal B'rlth Women Wednesday at the Costanzi of Elizabeth and the late Frank have read the same book you did—and there bone flour, remaining, sugar, • event in- which the various departments of are many astrologers who refute the findings. '-.. Cedar Hill Country Club, Livingston, models an outfit for Mrs. Sidney Plller, left, chapter ' government will render a review of their Costanza. salt and milk; .mix until .: president, and Mrs. Emil SUvermon, chairman for the day. ' , ' .'; •• Mayor David Crablel of Mllltown performed Meantime, keep on wearing the ring, you may creamy; add eggs and mix - , year's activities.This review will be open to turn out to be Scorpio after all. (And they, -'- die public and onch of the following groups the ceremony at the Greenbrier Restaurant, well. Pour mixture into North Brunswick, A reception followed. say one of the traits of a person born under greased shallow • casserole; . . will, be specifically asked to appoint a rep- this sign is their generosity and ability to drain apples and place oh top resentative: PTAs, religious bodies,1 service Mrs. Roberta Hankln of Livingston served as James Ellowitch matron of honor. Frank Costanza of Elizabeth concentrate on things that really matter.) of batter. Bake at 350 degrees - organizations, community associations, Lea- ... Larrle O'Farrell, F. for 10-15 minutes until gue of Women Voters, PBA, First- Aid Squad, . was best man for his brother. Mrs, Costanza is the former Marlon Greer Better- Business, Bureau set. Serves six to eight, ' ••::>;• volunteer Firemen,.. Police • Auxiliary, Civil * * * is engaged to wed Winokur.. She* attended Hunter College and '.•.-• . • • • • • . •;. ... '• ••; :; i-Dtfehse'arid, similar' segmftnts'of our com- . 1 '•'•'• munlty. Recommendations from this group will Middlesex College. She studied drama and Dear Larrle, • ' FRENCH APPLESAUCE •'„.': be solicited by the Township Committee. dance at the Henry Street Playhouse, New I wont to buy a wig. How do I go about It? 8 medium tart apples, .'•':.. "5.. Citizens' recreation committee: We pro- York City. Active In New Brunswick commu- READY FOR A CHANGE pared, cored and quar- . • pose this committee.t6 -aid our professionals nity affairs, especially in fund-raising proj- Dear Ready, . ' tered -.••/.In recreation and .to augment thehard-working ects for the Neighborhood Day Care Center, Go to several major stores with wigdepart- . 3 tablespoons water ,.';i leaders.in our youth leagues, this committee she also performed in "A Thousand Clowns'* ments, Try' on different types of wigs and in 2 tablespoons butter or §- :> will, give these people many more eyes, arms at Roosevelt Park, Edison. ' different styles. - ' ' margarine '-and legs. They wlUoversee and make recom- Her husband is a 1959 graduate of Cornell Before you buy, And out the actual content 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon , imettdations on Springfield's recreation pro- University. Former vice-president of Keyes, of .the wig—Is it 100 percent human hair or. peel, , -granis. Nat Stokes offered a resolution to form Martin and Company,* an advertising agency is It a combination of' synthetic fibers and utvtuus 1/2 cup sugar , such a committee, but none of the four Re- in Springfield, he is president of Marketec human hair., ••' .. • Ponchos are all the rage. 1/2 cup currant Jplly , publican committeemen would so much as .Associates, Inc., Montclair, a marketing and If the wig has a lifetime set, ask about the . > 3130 'comes In three sizes! 2 tablespoons water second the motion. •• " -i;, < advertising firm. process used, to give It this lifetime set. 30 1/2-31 1/2); Combine apples,Mwater,buiS> ' '•.. "6. Screening of municipal appointees: All . Compare the price of the wig in local stores dluny^bust 32 to 34)) large ter or'margarine anil iomori '. municipal appointees- will, bo careful to determine the retail cost. , . , . ';. >\'i hov. flxwl It.bul my wtl ... *»«tS6fl&).w Medium size.. •paelp,'Slmmer (pM 225 de- ... vestlgated and screened to prevent the. If the wig Is to be dyed, find out if the firm , call you . . .you know how womW-•! LANE ' BUREAU, Morris James Nathan Ellowitch, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'final," no exchanges, no refunds and no - 1 i, N.J. 07950. . son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank H. Stevens Sr.of "2. Quilt a6£,000-volumefreepubiiclibri>ry • 1•. Davi- d Niven A. A'ctlon of the!' MARIHUANA FACTS 17 Crest pi., Springfield. Sheldon H. Ellowitch of 100 Stone Hill rd., (Continued from pag* 1) . . credit. They're not trying to cheat you. The Tiger Pertinent facts that dispel Springfield, and Ha.Uandale, Fla, •:.,;•• in a most beautiful setting; that In addition .only way they can afford to give you this value', The bride-elect is a June graduate of semester hours in the Graduate School of provides outstanding services. •*'..- 2. Troy Donahue B. Inherit the Wind) fables' about marihuana are Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Pa. The bride-elect is a graduate of West Library Service at Rutgers University, will at such a sale Is by not going to the costly 3. Van Johnson C. Rome AdventurC given In a concise leaflet Is- "3. A street improvement program Uidt has bother of exchanging, refunding and so on. Speaker set Her fiance also attended Muhlenberg Col- Orange High School. She Is a Junior at Hofstra be raised from $14,650 annually to $15,200. witnessed the upgrading of every municipal ' 4, Ernest Borg- D. The Lady Says sued by the U. S. Department University, L.I,, where she is majoring In '. Berwick,' In his' superlnteadent's report,' : Larrie O'Farrell, of Health, Education, and Wel- lege. He is a third year dental student at the ; street to A condition with increased lighting nine . No New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry, Sociology, ••:. . . .'- • :i'bbted that the XeroxCorporationlsproducinga • to mnke our streets safer. . . Better Business Bureau S. Spencer Tracy E. The Catered A® at meeting fare's National Institute of 'Jersey City. Her fiance graduated cum laude from the': film for teacher training on thecareahduse of ' • "4. An outstanding recreation program that uiiliiiliiilillllllllliriinillillilillliiiliiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiilllllliiliiliiiiiiig fair Mental Health. '••' A-June, 1971; wedding Is planned. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia,-with ; animals in the classroom, using facilities and encompasses activities for all from the senior o o o • • ' sM.' Mrs. BeaRettig, social ser- a bachelor of science degree in economics. •Childrenat the Edward Walton School. . ':: ncol administrator of the Flo . Under the title, "Marihuana T : citizen to the pre-school child, andafullrange I OBITUARIES 1 It's also been.a long time since we told-!' Fables and Facts," the leaf- .He is associated with Century Associates, of .' Ke also• reported that.four Peace corps of cultural accomplishments also. . you the name of the best dry cleaning^'i 3kbr Cancer Relief,' will-be a the Guardian Life Insurance Company, East. "volunteers are undergolng,thrce-week intern- let summarizes 10 Important Jobs for servicemen "5. Construction of Mount View road that and laundering establishment in thtowi [uew speaker at an annual misconceptions and then pre- Orange. • .. ships in the local schools. They are studying FEUERSTEIN — On Oct. 16, Mortimer J., area; ECHO CLEANERS ls the name, anda.r nembershlp meeting Monday, • Retiring servicemen will be offered Job unified our community and made better police of 148 Briar Hill circle: sents the true facts about A June, 1971, wedding is planned. <. .elementary science teaching, under the direc- and fire protection possible, and at no cost to Its conveniently located in the Echool/ Mo«il9;' at8p.m. at the Le Seul, opportunities, through a computerized service ./'•tion of Mrs. Roseame ,01111s, the system'fs • GROSS. — On Oct. 18, Hazel Johnson, of them, based on the latest sci- the taxpayer.. Plaza Shopping Center, Rt. 22 and Moun^St J25-iSpWngfleld ave., Irvlng- entific knowledge. which the Department's of Labor and Defense i,; ^clenceJmatlfematics. speciallsu All four will' Belmar, formerly of Springfield. :on.'i'She >wlU. discuss- the 'Ore developing. The service which would match , "6. New traificlights and controls ntdiinger- tain Ave., Springfield. ONE-STOPSHOPKK. Examples of these fables 'spend tlie next two years, training science' SMITH - On Oct. 17, Virginia .Asliby, of'69;. PING service is our motto: visitustoday/i jrojiti's' growth and accom-' a man with a Job is called Program Referral. ous( Intersections and school crossings. And facts: •• . . •. teachersin Korea. "" • Ruby st. •'•'.:'• ; for the laundering of shins, dry cleaning! pUBhments during the past 38 "7. Prudent management of the taxpayers" SNYDER - On Oct. 14,, Rose, of 303 Mill- Fable: Marihuana is harm- (Continued from page 1) Berwick also outlined a series of five in- money which gave Springfield an Improved of drapes, shoe repair. (copyright);:/, service programs for local teachers on meth- town rd. . . - ' ' . • ' •. Lerner, pro- less. our winter-wise casuals are warmly lined ment, home economics department, shop de- financial rating wlilch has resulted In the W1TKOWSKY.— On Oct. 17, Benjamin P., of.' Fact) Instances of acute Everybody LOOKS aiT~ ods of dealing with drug abuse. The programs sayings of many thousands of dollars for both jram ._., will introduce partment, and social studies department, they are being planned under the leadership of Mrs.'.' 46 Wabeno ave. nlng's entertain- panic, depression, and psy- the township and the school boardst chotic states are known to created a bedroom as It would have been mate ,LuaUa Welss. j^ superintendent commemed ImentB . comedian MarcAndres. four WINDOW SHADES! by our Springfield forefathers in thelate 1700s. . -that ^ ^ - cooperating in this , '8. A Police mid Fire Department of un- have been caused by mari- 9chool syste ls j cooperating ' paralleled excellence manned by a dedicated . Mrs". Doris Levy of Spring- huana, although they are in- The handmade pieces Include a bed, quilt, '/area with the Regiona* l ;HlghSchoo^l District anil field, ls hospitality chairman arm chair, chest, of drawers, cradle, doll,- group of professionals and volunteers. . frequent,' ' " • •'• ,••;* london fog's all-.season coat is of washable polyester-and-cotton • Jthe: Mayors Commission. on Drug Abuse. "9. An outstandlni! record of bi-partlsnn for the evening. Refreshments lantern, draperies and hooked rug dyed with •:>S: poard, member. Mrs. Ruth Weisman noted Certain kinds of individuals .appointments with emphasis on including ail will be served. Door prizes can' also ' become . fvcr- cooked tree bark dyes, a wonftanV dress.- • thut the. projected hew policy on guidelines for'- - and table souvenirs will be "Benson and his associates have captured' ; races and religions on all of our appointive lnvolved in marihuana use and canvas with a toas'ty warm zip-out lining ... ideal for dealing With drug probloma 'is being held up boards and committees In order bettor to presented. Members are re- the enthusiasm of the students,, and-the fur- , until the series is coitipleted. < center their'lives around'it. serve the,community. . , . quested to bring new mem- We do not know the effects nishings they have made are a monument to bers. ••••. , , , the finest educational teaching processes In llllllllllllll y"O0. An effective garbage collection systom of long-term use of mari- year-round wear. In navy or bayou blue, sizes 10 to 20, 70.00. rwhlshincludes mondily cleanup service at no Mrs. Muriel Hlrschel of huana, , , ' ' America. These slides have already received Charge for'Pletuwt Union, pfflsident, will preside. great acclaim when they were shown In Wll- 'cxtrjTchst to die taxpayers, as is the cuso In Them is a charge of J5 Ipr wadding and many ofiur neighboring communities." Narcotics are opium or Its liamsburg, Va., and Winston-Salem, N.C., at engagernent pictures. There is no charge for derivatives (like heroin and special teaching seminarn." ! ' t 'We tJiave done a lot and we will do more", naman's full-cut coat, qf polyester-and-cotton canvas is vinyl ' the-oiinouncomehl, whether with or without a Bultmni) and DoniiiRton stated, "anil' wo Invito" llecHon Day morphine) and,some synthetic Members and friends arc Invited, ho added. chemicals with opium-like ac- A short business meeting will be conducted picture. Persons submitting wedding oi •yetrTThP voter, to comparo the candidates solely on tltolr records of accomplishments : Elizabeth tivity. ;,>•• .';- •-.• '." ' by the president, Mrs. Robert D. Hardgrove. engagement' pictures may- enclose the $5 • Fable: Marihuana ,ls addic- trimmed and has an acrylic pile lining. A great look with Refreshments will be served, and the program that they offer for the. future. payment or included note asking that they We sincerely hope tliat you will support the ....s Catholic Woman's Cliib tive. ..-.•." be billed,; : ; v . Bultmnn-Donlngton ticket on Nov. 3." FEUzabeth will hold a Day Face Marihuana doss not or without the hoodl In ale or brown, sizes 8 to 16, 75.00. PLUMBERS, ATTENTI.ONI S.H your Mtvle«» to Recollection Wednesday produce physical addlcation 30,000 local lomllln with a low-cont Won) Ad, g-at-the-Benedictine -because..symptoms.do.nQt-QC-._ : Coll 686-7700 •- — '—^-;- * 1 *--:•------•-- - ••—' rflflfK'" " • North Broad cur when marihuana Is sud- denly withdrawn: But mari- Revi John M. BaUweg, huana can, produce psycho- smug interprets the all-weather coat as a smartly saddle-stitched MHS. CARMEN P. ROWE MEN'S WIGS-$35t UP .w.=f* of theology at Seton logical addlcation or depen» cordially InvllOH you to broWHU ill University, will'be the - denoev called habltuaUon. ' BEARDS- UNDETECTABLE TOUPEES • it speaker. The sermon Fable: Marihuana leads to polyestertnit trench coat with a zip-out lining of JACQUINE'S nOUTIQUE ' Increase In sexual .activity. WE SERVICE THE NEW PROCESS be/'Pray for Peace." A Specializing in distinctive Ion and answer period Fact! Marihuana has no HAIR WEAVING follow. Father BaUweg aphrodisiac or sex>stlmu- acrylic pile. Rust-brown, in sizes 8 to 18, 70.00. fashions and accessories,. : assistant pastor of latlng properties. ATTRACTIVE, LARGE SELECTIONS HAittSrVEAVING • CUSTOM MADE ...iculate Conception Fable: More severe penal- including fashions for brides fnBUzabeth, ' ties will solve the marihuana and the entire'wedding pbrty. WIGS FOR YOUNG AND OLD in will be served, problem, : ''•• '• . \ ""•SHANTUNG * LAMINATED VISIT US AT OUR NEW HOME itlons may be made Fact) Marihuana use has Designer Coats; Hahne's Famous Fashion Floor tV* WOVEN * DECORATOR b_y, ctlng Mrs. Joseph Increased enormously in spite' ;• WOODS FABRICS DolobachD , 53 Sayre St., Eliza- of severely punitive laws; ' Fable: It Is-safe to drive ' Mr*. Rows will afto.iw liopfjy '" I Man. thru Sat. 9i30 •» Sl30 "V FRIDAY DEAPLI^E .;•... • :.. Fact: Driving while under Wutfleld open 3 nights ^ Mon,, Wed., FrK, 9,30^.. to 9,00 p.m.. Mbnt.lalr, Newark open 2 nights - Wed., Fri,, 9:30 a.m. to 9,00 p.m.. Other days 9,30 to 5,30. Drlil*s-Brld*im'al«ia-Mptti«i-All«atlena » PAINTIR5, ATTENtlONI Stll 577 MORRIS AVE., SPRINGFIELD J»O-S»1 UNION AVE. IRVINGTON with All Items other than spot, tlflll o JO.Od.OdO ((omUU with ':•. J89-710O or 379-1S9I ! T«lt 373-8181-8182 762-0579 530 VolUy St., MapUwood Q a lawcoil WonWt t AJ Coll. news should be in our,., cant •< ':.,V.. "• >• 684.7700 nowl >' . ' QUALITY & SEW1CE October 22, 1970 •_•

• •<•.'•. • • . • . . - Joan Ziofaro weds /^jss Wendy no Union church to sponsor -Thursday, October 22, 1970- JohnA" " ~ %•: ,/.- .,- , -,.. , program on sex Ifeg in Oct. 3 ceremony The Junior.department pf rellglous and medical; will be Miss Wendy U Motta, daughter of Mr. and "•- "Jwach SchoolNof .Con- available for purchase.. ' j Mrs. Jerome La Motta of 2711 Academy rd., ut Farms Presbyterian Leaders of the program an; for you Union, was Married Friday evening to Michael ehA Union, wUl sponsor the Rev. Russell C. Block, Flood, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Flood of •"-•am for parents arid associate minister of the Con- •27«:Hiclcoryrd.,Union. •-.. In grades utree to necticut Farms Church, and Ur\ior\! •,-„ The Rev. Raymond P.-Waldron officiated " • wife, Nancy T. BI ,-••• at the. ceremony, in St. Michael's Roman . In the >< Catholic' Church,' Union. A reception followed public Is have been active,. In sexuality Fall fobtball thenre at the Manor In West Orange. ./y education for many years,.__, „— program on 'sexuality Superintendent of the Junior v.f, The bride was escorted by her father. Eliza- education will Include a film beth La Motta of Union served as maid of department of the Church set for Mqrylawn screening, first to parents, School In Mrs, Robert Clas- honor for her sister. Bridesmaids were Cindy and then to parents and chll- Wllhelmson of Bayoime, Karen Krausser of ser. Assisting her with other. . —-..,.area, A. M.PV.UOB1UdiscussionH oif mthoeuba BUD-- arrangementss folor Hithde nftcraHor- fashions, luncheon! . ..West Chester, Pa., Susan La Motta of Union, jectandaquestfonandanswerject and a question and answer. noon program will be.Miss 'couslir..pt."the brldejr'and Yana Ermanls of Denod iarnatv*n»ai.,iiti«*UMU ' i .... «r- ~ :*• _• ''Fall Is the Football Season" will be the. period forparents will be held. JacquAU e Yetteru u, director of SunWnlU. Nancy .La Motta of Union, sister of Literature on the subject, theme for the Mother's Club of Mnryiivm of • the br.lde, served as flower girl. ... Christian education. „••'. the Oranges' luncheon, bridge nnd fashion .. The basic audio-visual mii- . show ,it noon Tuesday nt the Mayfnir Farms,' George Flood of Union served as best man terials used for this program . West Orange. Mrs. James Cicenia and Mrs. ' for bis 'brother. Ushers were Alan La Motta are produced by The Concor- of Union, brother of the groom; Roger Ward., BUTTER Good Health and Good Nutrition Go together Frederick I'ederici of Newai-k, co-chairmen, dia Press, a Lutheran Church . have fashioned studium-type tickets as an- of Fords, cousin of the groom; James Bll- Club holds agency^ entitled "Wonderfully ORAND UNION SOLID • LIMIT TWO nouncement. The color scheme is yellow and charz of' Roselle and Lt. Paul Wllhelmson of Good Health.means an active, happy baby - a peppy, brown. Bayonne. Thomas La Motta of Union, brother "It is Imperative," anld of the bride, served as ring bearer. Heinz Ke attractive teenager - a mentally alert, active adult. Women iiltemlinfi the affair will receive a a luncheon Mr. Block, "today, when sex- chrysanthemum corsage, a tiny football and Mrs, Flood, who was graduated from Union , ual standards and practices a mini bottle of perfume as a souvenir. Table High School, attended Union College, Cranford, i The Past President's Club, are being questioned nnd Good nutrition and good health are natural go-to- prizes will be mini nnd mail cosmetic bags She Is employed as a dental assistant by Ed- Seventh District. Keldalunch- changed, that families bonder Prunes auately informed concerning gethers, regardless of age. in yellow nnd brawn. ; ward Klein, DMD. - • eon Monday at the Bloomfield The fashion sliuw, presented by Doops,-will: '. Her husband, who also was graduated from VVoman's Club House. Mrs. the facts of. sexuality, as well Union High School, is In his senior year at Rudolpli. Wariiecke of Sprlng- an encouraged, and supported Smart food choices make for good nutrition. We at feature the two competing teams: Mini versus morally. • The Christlnn Pop Tarts 'tr Midi. • ' . ••;• ^t; , Palrlelgh.Dickinson University, Rutherford, . , field served as chairman. En- . Grand Union want to help you make wise food choices . Where hejs majoring in chemistry. tertainment Was highlighted Church, or nny rollglous In- The sweepstakes will feature a seven-day. 1 ! sUtulon for tlwt matter, must from the four basic food groups you need each day. Our cruise for two to Nassau and Freepo'rt-'aboalfij: Following a honeymoon trip to Aruba, the by a program of piano music . couple will reside in,Scotch Plains. . take responsible loaderahlp LIPTON the S.S.. Homeric. Second prize will be o mih.% by Mrs.. Felix Wallace. toward thnt end." ' , key signs in the store point out the foods in the fruity • hat and bpn and 'n color television set will Mrs. Alexander J, Howard), and vegetable, protein, milk and bread and cereal be third prize. . :•'•'• vice-president of the Seventh TEA BAGS Sister Kathleen Timothy, S.C., principal of District of Women's. Clubs . groups. .,: Mnrylnwn, is honorary chairman. Mrs. Ray- Crystal chanty ball and membership chairman for ; (DEAL LABEL) - LIMIT TWO mond Nuench, president or the Mothers Club, the past President's Club,:re- ,, . , slate- d Check the keys and select carefully for the good nutri- is in charge of sweepstake prizes. Serving on ported that 12 of the outgoing ii i . the committee are Mrs. Robert Soscliih, Mrs, scheduled Nov. 14 presidents of the women's /VAOnCJay Ifl Pear Halves A tion and good health of your family. Louis Casalino, Mrs. Joseph Montemurro, . clubs;in the area have become .''•'• Mrs. Daniel'.Cecere, Mrs. FrankMeehan,Mrs, tnetnbers of the Past Presi- DOG OR •' W, • Prank Marino, Mrs. ThomasCozzoneandMrs. dent's Club. Other women The Rarltan Valley Zone CAT FOOD : by ladies of Unico FRESH WESTERN GRAIN FED PORKERS 1 lJR J t S yS L UI Est0 an 2 Joseph F. Curran. . ' • . >,| from the area were.honored will hold a fall rally Monday ^iwil^Vi, S,ii r S? " M i ? , ™ . -V2; as she makes a contribution '• Flowers' and folljge will accent the 13th at the luncheon. They are from. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in . to the Ruth Estrln Goldberg Memorial for Research fund-raisWg campaign. Laura is MRS. MICHAEL FLOOD Grace Lutheran Church, , the daughter of Mrs, Arnold.Estermart, left, qne of the chairmen; Mrs. Matthew Dermau. MRS. JOHN A. MATL06Z crystal'charity ball' of the Springfield Ladles Mrs, Frank R. Tell of Union, another chairman, watches The third chairman is Mrs. Pot Tokajer of Springfield. The ^ Miss Joan Ziobroj daughter ol Mr. and Mrs.. ot-Unlco-on-Satucday. evening, Nov. 14. This state chairman for youth con- Union, ' . • •••,... Campbell's , REGN group will hold its 22nd solicitation drive in Union, Monday through Oct. 31 The Stanley j. ziobro of 111 Paris dr., Kenilworth, year the ThanfcsglvWg event will be held atthe oerfvatlon, and Mrs, Joseph There will, be a guest members have raised and donated nearly three-quarters of a million dollars to cancer was married Oct 3 tb John A. Matlosz, son- sautonomia ufm War jo," state chairman for speaker whose subject will be ' t ( 'rHelp A Child," and who will rosciiircli, • . . of Mr. and MrB.iJphn Matlosz of Elizabeth. • Proceeds' will benefit the Springfield First social services. LOIN PORTION BY.THE PIECE LOIN SIDE BY THE PIECE The Rev. Richard Vltale officiated at the Aid Btiuad. •Mayot 'Henry J. Bultman Jr. and .1 .'!A. All dub women of the dis- discuss college students of ceremony and nuptial' mass in St. Theresa's Mrs; Bultman and'.Mr. and Mrs. Richard schedules dinner trict were Invited to attend Concordla, Bronxville, who Roman Catholic Church,'^Kenilworth, A re-, Amos will be honored guests. Amos is presi- the Oct. .30 Federation Art help underprivileged young- • ••-.•••?• Meeting set The Northern New jersey Chap sters in inner-city congrega- ception followed at the Town and Campus'," ' dent "of the Fir sr Aid Squad. Mrs. Michael tonomla will hold Its annual donor ainneijucu jj DdV'at the Montclair Museum. *f Allkl*T • CHUNK LIGHT Union. . / '.....-' Passero' Jr., president of the Unico Ladles, It -Will be the only statewide tions, to cope with problems. 29 at the PatrldOn Caterers, LivlngstQn.,Gu?5fe;) The Rev. Frederick Dodge is lbs.. The bride was'.escorted by her father. will do tho welcoming. : speaker, will be Dr.* Alfred Smith of .Flower., celebration scheduled for this by Brandeis Jeanette Ziobro-served as maid of horio'r for • Chairman 'is Mrs. Domlnlck La Morgese r area;' A special tea table will district counselor.' * | WE CATER Fifth'Avenue'Hospital, New York. •,(,',•;.:,.,'/.' .„,}• The Ladies Guild of the Ib. The annual fall meeting of her sister. Bridesmaids were Patricia Kelly with Mrs. Prank Parlnella as her co-chair- Howard Kudler, president of Dysmitpnom^Boi ' be presented at 1 p.m. fol- of Elizabeth, and Mrs. Albert Augustyn of Lit* Grace Lutheran Church has the Essex-Union Counties man. Others on the committee are Mrs. iadon, Inc., will, be presented \rtth fl] ' Iow8d;by an art lecture. State Chapter of the Brandeis Uni- den, sister of the groom. Stephanie Joy Cho- .. Azegliq"Pancani Jr., patrons; Mrs, Fnrlnella, . 3 0 . officers will be present to announced - that. sandwiches $ ONE AFFAJR AT A TiiviE from the group. It will be usod:£or t$gm versity National Women's vanec, cousin of the bride, served as flower tickets, with Mrs". Canlo Casale; Mrs. Vin- meet, clubwomen.. may be brought- along and 1 coffee and cake will be served, complete privacy for your function Committee will be held Si.rl.' ' :.•..•'.' '. :• cent Bonadles, prizes, with Mrs. Philip Sta> A cocktail hour, dinner and entertainment PAN FRY CENTER CUT PORK. CHOPS PRICED SLIGHTLY HIGHER Wednesday, Nov. 4, at the .Eugene MoAulay,: of 'Elizabeth served as tile, Mrs.. Anthony Zarrelld and Mrs. Joseph ... A Chinese auction was held in 3,elegantly appointed rooms provided by the "Entertainers," will hlghllshb^ _^ ••,•.. __. at the'guild's regular tnee.t- ut C Northfield YMHA, West Or- .'best man. Ushers were Robert Reid of Ro- Pi Leo; Mrs. Nicholas Di Giorgio, decora- the evening. \ t^noVJ ange, from 10:30 a.m. to .2:30 se lie and Albeit Augustyn. '. . tlons; Mrs. Charles Rapa, Mrs. ErnoatLlguori, COnTeST S6l ing Octw U. Refreshments Pork Chops «««AST * 89 p.m. Luncheon will be .served. Mrs. Matloaz, who l\vas graduated from'sti''&'flptor.s;-Mrfc JBrtitab Marinq, Mrs* Vincent : '• , 'were served.. .. "Becoming Sensitive to Mary's High School, Elizabeth, .and; Nancy iSefflsrirT|uKI'5jMrsj;/Nlcholas,!Montanlno, Jr., yd C Ourselves and Others" Is the Taylor Secretarial school, PlalnUeJd/ib em- ' hostesses,^and^rs. Michael Passerp Jr.,. Newark Golden ChairT by St. Joseph s .—-—- Beef Liver SM ,.59 title of the program to be ployed in the plirchaslng department of New St. Joseph's Parish of Departure Hyatt Bearings Division of General : Maplewpod will hold a Thanks- C MAPLEWOOD presented. Miss Vivian Guze, , ^saHraaoria'ma^^je made, by calling'MrV." f 6 meet Tuesday evening Children giving 'dance in conjunction , • '• ': a psychologist, who is pres- Motors, Clark. ,- . • . • Domlnlck La Morgese at 376-S853vor M?s.; Ground Chuck r "» 79 J ; with its annual contest. Fes- D ently affiliated with-"Work- Her husband, who was graduated from, St. Frank Farinelja at 273-0552. !, ' " Newark' bliik No. 3, Order of the Gold'eJ^' l Mary's High School arid Hagerstowh Junior' Chain, will meet: Tuesday evening at 7s™ tiyltles will begin at 8:30p.m. K shop Institute for Living' t f Crystal Learning, "will conduct a par- College, Hagerstown, Md., also attended, the at the Elizabeth Masonic Temple, 668" ' The U.S.D.A. GRADE'A' WHOLE ticipation and demonstration evening division of Newark State College, Broad St., Elizabeth.'Members of ' dren will hold Its" annual paid-., SPLIT OR QUARTERED program. Union, where he plans to continue his studies. .Girl born.to Snydor group will be honored. C be Initiated..:' | ,, . , , : ; up membership supper TUBS- ' Reservations for the pro- . He is employed as a junior buyer for'-thD 'An elght4»4iil»Jour-ouncejdaughter,;jin, aoor, ana res- day:at 7 p.m. at the Kingston LB.33C . LIVIN08TON • gram and luncheon at $5 a ' American Cyanamld'Co;, Linden. '; '•-'• • All u master: masons :and membera,' UL mo, H-Jw « full table of ; • VHERB POLLAN-' nlfer Ann Bcyceland, was born Oct."l2,19W, m Restaurant on Morri'svavonue, person may be made with . ^Following a hqneymbon trip, to.-theS. ( order are Invited to attend. • ^ ®° g PlOshould be made by ••• finflT .v,,-.i'!',.".'• -;..iV'. ' .''••'• } •••• • Pormonont WndillnR Chupol ln-Tho-Round ' Overlook. Hospital, Summit, to Mr, and Mrs. Union. . , • Mrs. John K. Levi. The pub- Mountains, the .couple; will reside Ini" JSWfc/BrycelahdJqf'lll Locust St., RoseUe' Nov. 1. . . The evening's program will • SmqrRQHbord Loungo • DlnlnR Room lic is invited to attend. Memory progrirn PLUMBERS, ATTENTIONI Soil your ••rvlc.i. id Dancing, and refreshments feature a fashion show by %?pTTen!Br • TOR FAIRICS Ccziy Park. Mrs. Bryceland is the former, JudltJi 30,000 local (omlllti with a low.coil Wont Ad uck Steaks 49 • Country Mansion AtmoNphora on 5-Acro ENIUIO will be served. SkiperofUnipn.; ••;., '•• ..'.,'! Call 486-7700. < Maison Petite of .Elizabeth; A 1971 hardtop sedan and a Mrs, Floyd Jayson of Union For Your Special Occasion—Phone 762-9500 FRIDAY DEADLINE• slated by Deborah 23-lnch Zenith color tele- Is /Membership cnairmon, 'latv vision set will be awarded. APPLE- Q SHENANDOAH * Herb Potion',, comedy' writer of the bonk, Mrs.'Herbert Buchalter Is All itepis other than spot news '..-iM Mr. Eugene Gergely has been IMPOUND SIZE |b. should be in our office by "Picture Words,".-and .director of a nu'mury mnn president of the guild. named-chairman. The Guild for Jewish Chil- Hens noon on Friday. training school that offers special courses to industrial, and. business personnel, will be Behind every well-dreiiad woman...!* an interested mon|> dren is a women's organiza- —...... - 4-$ featured oh the program, of the Suburban CARPENTERS, 'ATTeNTIONI tion that has, for the past 25 w Sill yoorulf to 30.000 lomlll.i MpTT's^rBOM^piStANo^^:...^'';.; Qeborah League at its meeting Tuesday at* with o low-coit Want Ad. Coll years, helped emotionally 8:30 p.m.'in Temple Beth Ahm, Springfield. 4B6-7700,. disturbed children. The theme of the program will be "Even CHICKENS " You Can Remember," and Pollun; who has Roasters UNDER.* LIS. Gulf ShrimpZ< been In the memory training field for more than 15 yoiirs, will conduct an audience par-; Pirwrtn' SWIFTPREM.OR • tictpation event. ' .VALUABLE COUPON ynlCKeriS LEOS WITH IACK Ib. OT DUV.UII IAZYMAPLE5MCED The public is invited to attend the meeting. •• C Mrs. Bernard Eichler is chapter president, CUirbanc . own.""*'.' ,. *^Q and Mrs. Robert Rnmus is program chairman. EXTRA Franks •ONUS Vw.niCKenS MUSTS WITHWINO ib. O7 BLUE Troth announced WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN OF $7.50 OR MORE :• ^ • of Nancy Shields ALLL PURPOSE -U.S... No,, 1 SIZESIZE'A'A' fkfk Ml (Except items regulated by law) .^ COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., OCT. 24 fSfif Limit one coupon per customer \Ev Potatoes 20 79 I 15 OFF FIRST OF THE SEASON - FLA, NAVEL . Mffk P|| I 8 » p.m., Sunday, 9 a.m. W 6 p.m. of modern Touch-Tone^service, the additional leases? Write to 1;his. news- pictures may enclose the $5 payment charge covers all phones on your line. i New Jersey Bell paper and ask for our "Tips or include, a note asking that they 995 STUYVESANT AVfE., UNION Kt.5 on Submitting News re- be billed. ' . ' • VliltyourTrlpl«.SRtd.mptlonC«nt«, Modlion ShopplBO Cintir, Main & Dwy.r, Modlton. leases," iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiii Shop Mon.&frl. 'HI^P^MRK FRE|>-.. ,.v••, ^ . ^ Cllitei Av., Irvligtoi Opin Thun., 'til » p.m. All Rodomptlon Conttn eleitd Mondoyi, ptao ^orppjmbrtiWIth ui ,

• • .. • ' .1 are brilliantly painted with the grave and mystic eyes of Buddha, placed so In order .f; iliac he may see in all directions. Thursday, October 22, 1970- A FEMININE LOOK All aroung tlie octagonal base, In niches and at u proper height for hands to reach, are metal NCE, engineers drums which whirl. They look as though they are J 1070 —spools On swindles, only In this case they are about eight to 12,Inches high. On each spool or sponsor seminar drum is etched a prayer, or a set of prayers, Balancing the factors In- fo~Buy or Sell - - appropriate to each niche. The idea is to whirl TRU0INA HOWAR- volved ln| rebuilding existing A Fifth In a Series and Is located at ttie top right of India as you tlie drum,* In which case,the prayer Is being quarteravjor constructing new r uig we , ; OFKATHMANDU offered without you doing the prayingl Since it facilltieEMiasbccomeerltical- look at it on the map — Just below Tibet. Meeting a famous city Is much the same Really exotic, aye? So."namaste," is customary to walk around the stupa clock- ly important to industry as the as meeting a famous person: you marvel at And that's not a swear word.ltis the friend*' wise saying prayers at each niche, and the economic crunch has tight- die fact that you, YOU are there. ' ly. greetin. g_ o f Nepal. . Place .you r hands togethe= r required.one at that, tlie prayer drums are ened. ' It was that way with Kathmandu too. . P«l«" to palm and place them In front of your great time savers, needless to say. . The merits — and disad- For Personals- - or Personnel - I- pinched myself-" to make sure I was really • toce- andsa say y"namaste "namaste"" wit withh a little nod, an- nnrd i While It is true that Nepal Is changing, we vantages »- of both avenues saw one village tliot was one of the most prim- approachinpproaching thee city that hass hadd sucuchh a llong you'r,, e a goo---.d- Nepalese-f —_--., o-r .-.-r-v or even Will be explored, next month' NewaN r aB Nl itive, yet Inhabited villages, I have over seen. when Newark College of En- and glamorous ..history! that reputedly only some Nepalese are called. Anyway, Pottery making, by hand, was Its main occupa- . Marco Polo, perhaps some Chines re adventur- j'neorinn, in cooperation wldi M.—ers, .som n«ie Indiain~ emperors-. -.., .som e .Buddhis * *t you're In. It's a greeting which no Nepalese tion—and still Is. And Uiere they were, all over ' Engineers, Inc. and ilie pilgrims, and some Asian nomads visited, but Buildings, Rehabilitation or mysteries, of glorious mountains- and- exotic NEPAL ISA HINDU KINGDOM, the only one . - - ' .. .\. ' Yet there WAS a change. New Construction, Patterns names; and which now is the capital of the tiny in the world, and His Majesty King Mahendra, Believe it or not, there was a souvenir shop. for Decision. . - ' I , Find Antique Mugs? country of Nepal, half way round the world the tenth of his line, rules the country today, however, according to Prime Minister Kirti- Our hearts were crushed. The conference will be held 1 . from here. His son, Crown Prince BlrendraBlrBlkroni nldhl Blsta, who Invited us to tea one'flfter- at the Robert Treat Hotel In Yes.Ttwa. ws quiteqie,: aa thrilthrilll tto meemeett Kathmandu Kathmandu.. ' %**. ^i^J^^y^"^!va, 24, recently married the daughte1:^^r • • noon at a former Rana pnlace of 800 roomsj ' NOTHING'ELSE was disappointing .in. Nepal, Newark on Thursday, Nov. 12. Yet there are those who are hardly aware of of a retired Army general whose family, the .. "times are changing." . •'•'.'• f ' though, although I must admit Kathmandu did the place. wealthy Ranas, ruled the land for many years ' And so-'they are — for nil Nepal. • • not look the way 1 thought It would. .-.....•••» The brochure had- said, Kathmandu at the It '. :i- There are: people, say in Los Angeles for before King Mahendro's father ousted them In SEE? POTTERY BVERYWHEREI Even on the roof. The Coats, Renting Boats "ild l li" i i 1951 EVEN IN STAYING for just a short time the foot of Mt. Everest" and that's whatl expected. nstance , who have n e hd f Kathmanduh , n 95. , : famous pottery of the village of Bhadgaon, about 20 inM^Wtobw^jjM^KiiSid^' •••!SS i2S!^i'J !i5i' signs and sounds of building, and tourists, vyers 1 expected to come out of tlie hotel door, iilng Who do not even know whether It is a city or a The wedding of the Crown Prince early tills... : miles from Kathmandu, which still is made entirely by country or what. And If it Is whatever-lt-is, spring wns six days In length and the time was i noticeable. Yet with all the.new ventures and my head backward as far as it would go to gaze hand. The pottery usually-is black when finished. where the blazes is it?? chosen according to the stars as die most, the new policy Of open borders, KatlimandttstlH up at the towering snow-capped Mt, Everest WellWll , by h tlie same token, theroe are peoplpeople £avoraU?*!>t ttliepriiiCB.Ouw.lsatthefestlvirteh i C h s was quaint and pleasantly provincial. No high4 peering over me.SortofaiaSwiss-tlglit-llttle- Sitters, Puppy titters In Kathmandu who never heard of Los Angelos. were gWen 186 delicacies on gold and silver rise office buildings marred the view, no row valley-style. Aha,' but not so. The valley Is so How. about that. platters during one night's feast, the hometown after row of modem apartment house com- broad, the foothills souri-snowy, thomountains So therb you are. What's fair Is fair. '.•' folks were treated to huge parades,'and die/ plexes scarred tlie landscape as is so true of so far away, that from the middle of the city FURNITURE But here we are, approaching the exotic groom presented tlie bride with some 500 trays the Soviet Union, and no crush bf traffic*• you are hardly aware of being In the presence . Kathmandu, pronounced Kat-man-doo, which of fruit, sweetcakes and other gifts. In among blocked tlie streets. It was heaven. But It vlegp ,of the mighty Himalayas, pronounced "Him- SLIDING IS a city in the country of Nepal which Is. the gifts' were two dozen bottles of various greyer than one would expect. The houses/ mnh-yas" by his excellency tlie PrlmeMlriis- Roofing, Siding, were grey-lsh and square, few were painted, ter, If you care to know; ' DRAPERY located in central Asia, Furthermore, the city shades of nail polish and several trays of Max clothing was mostly drab, many streets;were consists of 120,000 persons, its elevation Is Factor beauty products. 1 could not.help but compare It with Kabul, ••A tnn.M—v —J •- • • -' ' narrow and dingy. The temples, stupas, pago- ' pronounced "Cobble" would, you. believe, the : das and odier holy places were golden, how*.'• capital of Afghanistan and almost-nelghbpr- SLIPCOVERS ever, and elaborate, even though some; wees !;: million, people. Is about the, size of Illinois the chose the Now, • of-Nepal. Kabul somehow is more spectacular. v faded. Some on the other hand, werepaliUeu ' The rugged, snow-capped, Jagged Hindu Kiish . rather flamboyantly, almost billboard-like, (Caucasus Indlc'us) surround Kabul, but close but all were entrancing. n« ornid plulh'carpeting, tropical plentt o&'llih, er's FOR FAST RESULTS YOUR AD CAN APPEAR IN make Barton one of tlie largest eon meat, diced : in a so.flly uduclivi south i«o island olmrti?H«r«. ' ' savings and loan associations 2 cup cooked rice . 1/4 cup chopped plmlento .Choose from in the state, with assets In •excess bf $190,000,000.. .1/4 cup chopped parsley whole broiled Main^lobsters, cup chopped ripe olives Sheridan Schechne'r, presi- 1/4. lobster, tails, surf and turf, dent of Barton, has simul- tablespoons finely chop- 8 NEWSPAPERS steak en bcochette or-prime ped onion taneously announced the ap- 2 filet mlgnon ... plus, our pointment of John De Tore, cup grated Cheddar Sale • IRVINGTON HERALD • UNION LEADER >.. 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By BRIAN MULLEN cijt Union Colleg • The Jonathan Dayton Regional High School Call 6S6-7700 Call 686-7700 . Bulldogs dropped their second football contest Sfven Springfield residents are among 651 of the yeor.losing to the Bernard Mountaineers, DEADLINE! TUESDAY NOON DEADLINE: TUESDAY NOON New Jersey students who launched their college 'S6-0. The BuUdogs(l-2-l)wlllfaceKenilworth FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION c«r«ers this .semester In the day session at in a rood game Saturday. ' Union. College, Cranford, a "two-year com- The Mountaineers took the opening Idckoff JOB GUIDE * inunlty college of the academic disciplines." .and marched 70 yards with John Maddaluna 0O M«OC«»O««OO0««O«OOO«OOO6««OO« M«oo««««ooeoo««o«oo«ooooo««< )««o»»ooo« >O»600O0«OO6O«O«00Ov00«OO«O6C x»oe©o«o<. cooeo •• • They reside In 65 communities In nine New scoring. Maddaluna, went off tackle for the two- Help Wanted-Wamen • . 1. Help Wanled-Women . 1 Help Wanled-Women 1 HelpWanled-Women 1 Help Waited-Women ] Help Wanted-Male 3 Help Wanted-Male 3 Help Wanted-Men Help Wanted-Male 3 Jersey counties: Bergen, Essex, Hudson-Mid- M06»00«0«00<0ft000< X>0«X0 point conversion, making the scon) 8-0.. )0«60OO«06»M6«OMO006O6O6OM '»O»O0C««0O0»»M6«6«O»«OO00Ot >«ooo»»««o«6»o»»o«»oeo««ooo»' >»OMoe»6«4oo»oo«o«o<>oo«««oo< »oo6eo»»«000 •>ooe«o<>eo«o«e©«o©vOooo©ooo©e< _ dlesex, Monniouth, Morris, Passalc, Somerset . On an onslde kick, the Bulldogs fumbled and lf EXPERIENCED >U snund oporllor. and Union. ,NOtt«W.TPB GLERK TYPIST with uiunr's Ueeiue, Fiflbwlnf STENOGRAPHER CLBBKS TYPISTS MEN PACKAGING DEPARTMENT the Mountaineers took over on the Dayton 39. P WANTED vttierred, tor s new stlon. Herdwere end Industrlol supply. ' > More than 2,900 men and women are enrolled LAW DEPARTMENT IMHEOIATEASSIGNMENTS CLERKS - To work on packaging machines; They drove for another score as Phil Ricco - For buay purohaalng 8». Ireffio ••:• . 873-OTM • HIO/W. Qeneral clerk, J deys, Pomion- •took handllns and packaging of i dept. of growing Intemetlonel Qood wegea end pleeeent dey- ALL OFFICE SKILLS Factory Help ent. Oood selery, excellent op. in both the day and evening sessions. Union took it in from the 14. time ' working . conditions * In food Ingredients In cartons and j conpanv. • Dulles to ipolude en- H1OH RATES - NO FEE TO YOU LOAN& porlunlty for reeponslble fern- drums. , »j. College offers majors in liberal arts, liberal pedltlng of purohaae ordere .h Maplewood, N.J. Qeneral Office, Steady work as process as- Uy men desiring sleedy Inoome. ( The Bulldogs received the ball on their 27 FEMALE ASSEMBLERS with peld hotldaya, penelon CASH BONUSES 1 arts-education option, engineering, physical treeing of -customer's, shipment. HeusewWes •hlftio n.m. J p.m, sistant on our swing shift EAST-PORT U1LL SUPPLY Hi oh P»V rates. proBresslv* .. and moved to,the 34 before they were forced to Quite a bit of telephone work In^ plen plus Blue Croee-Blue Shield DISCOUNT Increases, many company p«n*f - and life sciences and business administration "Assemblers needed for smelt end paid vacallone, i 106 First St. Elliabelh punt. Bernards then mounted another drive volved, light typing only. J8 hour perle^sssembly In eleatranlos. A-itemporaries FIRST NATIONAL STATE operations.' No experience ' X 10/33 fits, uniforms supplied, eafetetiit, : ' for transfer and terminal students in both day week, eveellent frliwe beneflte In- Apply liondey throuih Frldoy on premises. .,,, '•; t and scored on a 12-yard run by Maddaluna. . Pleesent' woriclna oondltlonSr 1585 HOBW^AVE,,,UNION SANK OF NEW JERSEY necessary. Will train, full u,l and evening sessions, and a major in law en- oludlng company paid Blue does, benefltR end edvenoement. Ap- giOO A.M. t« 3:00 P.M.,'Employ- CALL OR APPLY! 6flB-033O Dayton got the ball on its 30 after the kick- Blue Shllld 8. Rider -J-,'llfe In- ment Offloe, ISO Boyden Avenue, union benefits. Blue Cross/- forcement In the evening session. '• 101 NO. WOOD AVE.. LINDEN GRIFFITH LABORATORY; ' off and a,quarterback Bob Janukowlcz hit Mike surenee plan, tuition eld refund OBNBRAL REED CO. • Moplewood, N.J. Openings . a currently PRECISION ' Accredited by the Middle States Association ogram. The ' Individual we de- • • '02S"lo00 available throunhout our. Blue Shield, Rider J, .11 paid 8SS Rahway Ave., Union, NiJ. Stodler on a 10-yard pass. JoeRapuanoranfo'r 10 Welnul Av«., CIsiV, N.J,' PUBLIC SERVICE • O 10/33 ilable throughout of Colleges and Secondary Schools, Union Kre nuat be able to work on her Exit 138, Oerden Slsle PUwy., system .for . mtperlenrod holidays; paid vacation. Ap- An Equal Opportunity Empl&yer five 'yards and a penalty gave the Bulldogs Ma ajwlfGiHovu&c&'dlKrimi. own' with a'minimum of eupervl- or P.S. Uus'No. 40. COORDINATED TRANSPORT loan and discount clerks. . CUTTER GRINDER College Is authorized to award the associate a first down. nsUoh sttlnM tho snnloynant of olusr . alon. 'boated In Unlon/Borlmt- R10/33 on both the Junior ' urid ply alter 9 A.M. of arts. degree. About 85 percent of Union penjonl and ««cwujd«r*l (nyloUiion .field erea. Apply In person to . An.Equal opportunity Employer senior levels. We offer For Internal Tools SEIIVICE STATION. ATTgWDANt, After an interception by BiU Ogonowsld.the r :• '• •': TYPIST on excellent starling sol-. PARTJTIME NUIITS. CAMPIBSUELL! College's-graduates transfer with advanced " ""•" " lntarmitton about the Mr. Oelfand et • ' Immediate opening for --,-. GENERAL GUMMED . 0OT-3SM. ASK FOR TONY TORU9H Mountaineers drove SO yards with Jim Polwin •' FACTORY HELP .(WOMEN) Modern lenoed roea-oerd operator, pleaa- . ary. full benefit program NIGHTS . Standing as juniors to more than 400 colleges tood nwauliu oompMy boated in and pleosant working Tool room nxpurlenca only. L*tid- X10/S3 scoring for Bernards. . Verona Corp. / . ftJtOjU, N.J. Ins openliua on our ent worhlnc oondltlom . good conditions. PIABBR apply PRODUCTS INC. '•1.;. and universities throughout the United States. Union Uetrapolltan.Pk., Mtfit thltt, We otter mmy bit Sales Worn eh company benefits. Contact Mr. any weekday ol tho 531N. Stiles St. ing manufBcturer of precltlon SET-UP MEN The two-point conversion was stopped again lMlndlnf OoodWaies Tik Hensen. • : , parii* Yisor round over tlmo, no Springfield residents who launched their Springfield Rd. Union. N.J. or PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT lay of/i, Outitahdlna company for Power Pressee and Power and the Bulldogs trailed,.26-0. • tele. 686-3700 (Parf Time) Linden, N.J.. Brakes. Hours B - 4<30 p.m. .college careers in the day session at Union Dayton started from Its 20 after downing Sargent Welch Scientific Co. 550 Brood St., Newark An Equal Opportunity Employer paid btnoflta Includina profit Ah Eouei Opportunity Employer 35 Stem Ave.,SP>lngfield 376-70 JO An Equal Opportunity Employer R 10/33 •hsrlng and pemlon In modem COFFEE-MAT CORP' College are: Joanne F. Crosett of 17Tooker. .the ball In the end zone. Janukowlcz pitched Experience Preferred; We An Equal'OpDOHunlly Employer air conditioned ..hop. ave., Julie E. Haberberg.of 83Sevemaave.,. X 10/33 251 Soutlt 31st sU out to flankerback Carmen Bove, who threw Offer Many Company Ben- Apply tnperiong toll. 1 to 4 dolly; Michael P. Johnson of 98 Edgewood ave., and a 30-yard pass to Joe Rapuano. The Bulldog GIRL FRIDAY CUSTODIAN tor Elomentsry. School.'. MAINTENANCE Sat. 9-11 or Call 687*4100 Kenilworth; 241-8400 XI0/J, Allen M. Musko of 42A Wabeno ave.' efits. ."• . Block Soil license rwjulred. Hours drive then-stalled at the Bernards 48. Immedlele poelllon, sveltable for TELLERS- 3 am. UJ U.p.m. Apply: Mountain- MECHANIC . . AMERICAN . Alsoi' Rosemary E. Nunez of 24 Crescent ', The Mountaineers took the punt at their 13 CLERK-TYPISTS • gel with aood offloe .skills. . APPLY IN PERSON • sloV Boud of Edusauon. 1301 U.S. SALESMAN • rOHNTTURE DENTAL, Assenrmlors Route 11, Mounuunsld., View Jersey • Products Co., Inc. KENILWORTIL No sxperlenoe mo? rd., Russell T. Panckeri of 762 Mountain '•} and, in eight plays, drove to the Dayton 28. Typing, filing, dlotaphone end 9:30 AM To 9:30 PM EXPERIENCED Permantml poiltion for on »K- osswy. Oood stsrtuw siUary.'CiU I°* 'Bxptrienod In •••embly of FIRST NATIONAL STATE telephone. Excellent- compeny perlenoed molntenancemechaR- 610 RAHWAV AVE. UNION, N.J. sppolnlment. (600)-sil-7811. • iao/aa ave. aM/Debbylynn Sobln of 48 Evergreen ave. ; Linebacker Ardiur Welsbrot recovered a fum- •Billparie in wlrlni ind toltmt- benerlts.' .Oood stertinB • eolory. Miss Crosett,. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ln« of fairly Intrlcots eleotro- BANK OF NEW JERSEY FlhST NATIONAL STATE lc*" Some knowledga of blue* - An EQuel Opportunity Employer ble for the Bulldogs but the 'Bulldogs were' meohantael equipment. Onlyep- Content. P. Pen, 686-2S00 !~~ ' Robert Hdll Clothes COMMUNICATIONS. . • printr useful. Work involvei Francis 'Crosett; Miss Nunez, daughter of BANKOFNEWJERSFY maintenance work ai well as ; TOOLMAKER-PLASTICS' forced to punt. Bernards drove to the mid-field plloentt with experlanoe In uee . Exceptional opportuni- : WANTED- Ambitious yojng man mB Compression end transfer Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Nunez, and Miss Sobln, of ' httrtd tools, end soldering ties currently silil for WEST BOUNDLANE, HIGHWAY 22 Opening" •*•> currently • with baalo knowladga of eliac- maintenance af production " strip where tlie half ended. . . . . «voll«ble throughout our molds-some deslon experiikhde . daughter of Mr. and Mrs,. Donald Sobln, are Iron n«nd apply. . typlitb • In downtown. • trlclty. Will train for Inatalllng ehlnery. Experience on coating FULL TIME 130 A.M. rnqulrad* Very hlBh ealaryr.,. The Mountaineers opened the second half N«wari( and our lubur- (An Bquol OppoAunl'ty Bmpjoyer^ aystetn- . tor^ experiencad* and servicing audio syatoms. and itltUni] equipment A plus. permnnent-good opportunity. graduates of Jonathan Dayton Regional High ••viaavlnam s . and. commsrolsl Auto required. Call W. Sheridan, A^ply In person or cnU (201) Some experience Accessory,'Good the third TO by Maddaluna. The Bulldogs, now - - ' We' offer • oompleta benefit ban Orange office. tellsra. Wa offer an ««cij- peqkega. ' Theie poiftlom pro- 984-81 US, 8>30 a.m. lo .10130 a.m. 925-0900. . Selsry, liberal fringe benefite. EP.OXY •PLA8TIC8 MOLDERBV School. They are majoring in business ad- . trailing 324), started from their 20 but fumbled lant starting! salonrsalt , full 110 Colt St. Irvington . ministration. vide, varied. Uilereit- .bsneflsnefltt program anand plesssnt . ' X10/3J CALL OR APPLY 6SS-0330 ; on the goal line with Bernards recovering and - ,\ Call or applyl - Ina work In. the exalt* - CORPORATION' SECRETARY working conditions. Plsais GRIFFITH LABORATORIEIES xiofla Miss Hoberberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. scoring. The 2 point conversion was successful, Mrs. P. Roberta, 73H-1O00, Ing field of banking apply any waakdav at. the GENERAL GUMMED and finance. We offer 330° Vauxhelt Rd., Union, N.J. Immedlete positioneveileble for 8SS Rehway Ave., Unionn,, N.J. Henry Haborgorg; Johnson, son of Mr. and making the score 40-0. '. I'-- -• B«ti 501 • An Equal Opportunity Employer applloent with steno end typ- PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT PRODUCTS, INC. • R 10/110/13 TELLERS Mrs'. John Johnson, and Panckeri, son of Mr. •n exoeltent etartlng R 10/33 Ing'slillls to eeelst edvertlelng 550 Broad BU, Newark. , The Bulldogs again went to the air and lost Thomas A. Edison Industries ealaiy, plm, an out> maneger. Thle le e orowth po- An Bdual Opportunity Employari DISHWASHER 531 No. Stiles St. and Mrs. Fred Panckeri, are enrolled as iUndlrtB benefit pro- • X 10/33/ EXPERIENCED the bail on an interception inside their 20. The --. . MoOraw-Bdlaon Co, Sram and extremely tential poelllonwlth «n expend- Linden, NJ. PARTS MAN liberal arts majors. They are also graduates Mountaineers went In to socre,maklnglt48-O, 81 Lakeside Ave. W. Oranie, N.J. ing oompenylri Springfield eree. FULLTIME . LINDEN COMPANY SEEKINO FIRST NATIONAL STATE. • of Dayton Regional. ... . •' pieiiant working con- Help Wanted Applloentmust be Intereetedin An Equal Opportunity Employer MAN WITH KNOWLEDOE OF Dayton took the ball on Its 34 and, with the Niial opportunity Employer ' dltlona. Pleate apply asteadyposltlon.Apply Person- Excellent beneflta and working AUTOMOTIVE FIELD! PAST SANK OF NEW JERSEY Enrolled as a law enforcement major, Musko running of halfback Neil Anderson, moved to the ^!:'V:: -'• • o lo/a •ny weekday at the. nel Menager. 370-6052. oondltlona* No nolld'aya or 8un- EXPERIENCE HELPFUL. -Openlnas are ourrently ' '.a the son of Mr.> and Mrs. Albert Musko. Womert K 10/33 • High Pay < - daya. (But you will reeelyo pay available > throUBhout our Mountaineers' 35 where they gave up the ball PERBONNELDEPARTUltNT for holldaya). — systom (or eiperlenoed •>Iu is also a graduate of Dayton Regional. BECOME A TOY DEMONSTRATOR, '••.'• Bdnuses A:l EMPLOYMENT ' on downs. • EARN-1500 .OR MORE 'TIL XMAS 550 BROAD STEEBT. NEWARK MESSENGERS savings and oommerolal. 1 CAR NECESSARY, An Equal, Opportunity employer IMAGINE A NEW YEAR SECRETARY (EXEC.) 'JOl NO. WOOD AVE., LINDEN tellers; We offer an.excel- Neither team was able to mount a threat until a«»?MM, Mi-aoia, ain-oia^. RT/T "'X'IO/29 We offer a diversified sedre- Vacation With Pay . Saks Fifth Avenue 035-1600 lent startlnc sslanr, ' full Bernards recovered a Dayton fumble and went SCORING POWER — Veteran backs for the Jonathan Dayton Regional High School football tarlal poaltlon to an eppUeant FifiST NATIONAL STATE . benefit program and pleasant WITH NO BILLS! . . Part Time or Full Timo Springfield, N.J. 1555 MORRIS AVE., UNION wnrlrlns eondltlons. Please In for the score, making It 56-0. team Include Carmine Bove, left, star pass catcher, and Danny SUverman, varsity BABY SrrTER-hnuikuMlr, Hours, who poaaeaaeB good eteno end BANK OF NEW JERSEY 064-1300 apply any weekday at the-. dive optn. Nlos mirrmiivllnis, plea- CLERK TYPIST typing akllla. Thle position And Best of All 310 PARK AVE. 8C. PLAINS fullback. - . ' . : ' Por Chemical Salei office In would Inolude oarreepondenoe nevr pjllti 1 Temple will offer aaitt woMdnj oondlUona, Own trans; Sellingfor Christmasnow- ' NO FEE APPLY MR. MIDWOOD 333-B300 PERSONNEL DBPARTMafthr':' • r Dortatton, naoent nlmaMMjW oonvfnlent Union* N.J. Dutlei (both domestic end foreign) for curror-Uy pvml obi o , O 10/15' SSO Broad St., Newark. areyarloua. lnoludlnff typing on beauti fully designed and our seles msneger. We ere en IViroUKhnifl Eutav, County An Equal Opportunity Employer an eleotrta maohlno. order International food proceesor .. THAT'S WHAT TEL 376-7000, Ext. 241 for indlvlduali with a ^ BAKERY SALESWOMAN prooeaalngi general clerical du-' looeted In Springfield, N.J. Now J Co., BKILL9. • DRIVER 5Ml nrofld Rl* NvwArk RETIRED MAN- TtH time for iKlos. •tatting, ealaiy depending 35 EvortroeA pL, E. Oranje.ORJ.ilJX JOIN THE SERVICE Delivery and Unlit mainten- Springfield, will offer Its first annual film Wt'thava •' position for you. upon experlenee* Excellent CALL An (tquot Umiorluiilty Employer FEDERAL PLASTICS CORP. trlal oifetsria. Cashier b niunl in municipal court ^ • V40/33. THAT CARES ance work 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. . X 10/22 tloi, Union are, hra. flt30 a.m, U series tills year, on five Sunday nights. WVara Intorastsd In you If you fringe beneflta. Contact lira. , 353-4880 or 731-8100 824 Livingston st;, .Elizabeth p.m. ClUISO-nOOext.334, K10/S it. •M.lntSMstsd In belnga CLERK Linden or Mr. Jenuaa, 984-1130 Apply In p«r«om On Nov. 15, "Nothing But a Man" will be Gary A. Winters of Mountainside was one of TYPIST with diversified du- SARAH COVENTRY Needs tCIe, *" to 110 par hour, part time. Havi, a OLSTEN ALPHA TECHNICAL SERVICES YOUNO MAN FOR STOCK WORK D shown. On Dec. 13, ''Shame" is scheduled. three persons convicted of speeding Monday tltarlnoludlna orsdlt work a» TENNECO CHEMICALS INC. FOR oaah XMAS. No Invaetmant, . Mon With Knowledge Of DAY WEEK. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. New Providence tied, 2-2, Intsrvl.wlni) In our Installment 3816 Morris Ave,, Union, N.J. BENEFITS/CALL BETWEENO-1 P.M The Jan. 17 film will be "Red Desert." On CtUt61-M81 X10/10 • PHOTOGRAPHIC in Springfield Municipal Court by Judge Max loan d.pt., or • BOOKKEEPER KewportDlv. Unlon.N.I. Irvington & Vailsburg -JION 9C4-S3S3 Mechanical And Electri- 378-4014 RJ8J8//« Feb. 14, "The Knack" will be featured, and Sherman. Winters was fined $40 and had his or'vYICR PROOF MACHINE 1065 Morris Ave. 6SD-3363 cal Components. Hours . Bxperlenoed eutometlo printer. >0«0«0«0««0000««l>0««0«0«>900<' the series will end on March 21 with "La OPERATOR In our bookkssp- . CALL SECRETARY FANWOOD Full or pert tine. OROVE •''.' driver's license revoked for 30 days for going SEE FANNING FIRST DEBrT AOENTS 8-4:30 P.M. Call For COLOR LAB. Cell efter 0 P.M. 't. Guerre est Finie." . 375-2100 Fanning Pereonnal 087-0300 Mon., Wed. t> Frl. (1-5) ' For eatabllahod Life Insuranoo routs. Help Wanted-Men & Womeri 5 in second-period comeback 65 miles per hour In a 25-mile zone.pn Moun- \Ttie Union Center Nat'l Bank 1061 Morris Ava., Union, " 283 So.' Ave. 8B9-1730 Salary and car'auowMicepluacommla- Appt,, 241-8400. . 1MM tooo90o«to90o«oo«o»<>«<»o«ooo««o Each film will be followed by a discussion - ELIZABETH slons and bomiicn. Full training pro- " ' HAIRDRESSERS A MANICURISTS vlth ;'-n tain avenue. 68B-55O0 FOR gram. Call for appointment. 620-1131, led by Jonathan Plaut, a New Jersey film r- • !• • - ' or Write P.O. Box No. 7 135BroedSt. 354-3939(0-3) COFFEE-MAT CORP. or wllhoot (ollovtai (or new ewtaslve > The soccer team of Jonathan Dayton Regional to 1-4-2 os it meets Millburn Tuesday and The other speeders were William J. Radom UnlOn 07083 . NEWARK * X10/22 281 8. 31*t St., Kenilworth . salon In Union. Will pay top-top sal- critic. ' . : Roselle & Linden SECRETARY 34 Commerce St. 643-0333 ary after six. Mr. Tit, WI-UWoV ' 20. High School tied Its only contest of the week Verona Thursday. , • of Belleville and Gennaro Russo of Summit, An Equal Opportunity Employer CLERK TYPIST |105 X 10/22 1 Tickets for the five-film series may be • ;• * 10/JJ CALL . R 10/33. EARN PART TIME, without dleturb- 2-2 with New Providence in a home clash The Pioneers got off to an early lead In the — Radnm'was fined $40 for going 75 miles per Advartlilna . *nd promotion- lng your nroaant'lob or Ineomo,t300' JANITOR- y obtained from Herb Melsel, 86 Jefferson ter., last Tuesday. The tie brings the team's record. 353-4880 manager needa o ••oratory/sal plus per month. Savoral positions first period, scoring two goals on the Bulldogs. M hour In a 50-mile 'zone on Rt. 22 East. Russo NE OPERATOR i8 Friday. Intarattlng. dlverilned available to .moot expulsion projram. OPTICAL LAB TECHNICIAN' Sprtngflfeia. Further Information is available opportunity In headquarters >f DAtalla by appointment. Muo or PORTERS Unle and female. Full llmaWiKi"' Dayton came back strong in die second oi flaid: $45 for going. 55 mph in a 35-mile zone imlUoBkHw. "For otfloi'aniHlonliil 'laK Will 1 at 376-7186. ._._-.! with an ax- retail choin* Aoourate typlns* Fomale. Call S80-0013, ll.J p.m. DRIVERS Ing10s In youyo r nres. No expwflehffe'^ train. DENTCO'DENTAL'STU- 1 quarter, however, with a score by Pete May. '. on.Morris avenue, I oo,' lootiM ft Uiuon-Spruu- ability to follow throush eaien-, necessary, will train. Call^lilEtVI '•Nothing But a Man" was done in 1964 by tlal* Some iteno helpful* DIO. 930 8tuyvelQnt Ave.,' Union. ,We are looking for.Janitor- independent film makers. "Shame" was di- The game-tleing score came on a corner Charles M. Ruthfordof Chester was fined ti. Join a oonnnUloUlosstaS, HOUSEWIVES-WORKING GIRLS Coll 687-1313. , [ For And About Teenagers kick by Ray Danziger, with Alan Schlanger • Ms?., W0.8004.K 10/53 Pull company beneflta. Inclu- , , X 10/33 Porters to work in our Plant rected by famed Swedish director Ingmar $25. for careless driving on Rt. 22 East; Rich- CLERKS- work In salss Bern 14 - $6 per hour pert time ' HIGH SCHOOL . PLATFORM heading the ball in for the Bulldogs. mars aooeptsd, as e representetlve of Bare Cov- ding hoipltallvatibn. Insurance, Maintenance Department. Var- SALESPEnSON • FOR FURNITURE Bergman, : department. _. WOMAN MATUnED-Bwltohboanlopar- ••G. ard A. Nygnard of Morris Plains, also paid BEE LINE FASHIONS 3T-1/3 hour weak./ amployae bene* entry. For Interview. Cell etc. _ . • • • GRADUATES ied duties related to general SAI.EEL PART TIME DAYS. APPLY Italian Michelangelo Antonlonl directed "Red The half time score was 2-2. $25 for careless driving on Morris avenue, fit erMBOO ator treoeptlonUt. Pleasant oHIos In WORKERS FLAOSIUP FURNTrURE, RT. «£ Neither team was able to go ahead in the HOUSEWIVES-EARN I3S-J40 .CALL- 933-0660 Irvlnrton. Will train woman with good With New JprBoy Driver's custodial service and main- UNION 687-aill ^ .'MO/ii Desert," which features Monica Vittl and Robert J, Johnston of 57 Melsel ave., PER EVE. FREE WARDROBE. FOR APPOINTMENT V paraonaUty. Loial roaldent preferred. Richard Harris. second half but die Dayton hooters' moved the INCLUDED.. FOR INTERVIEW 374-4000. .. UconsBanddrlvor's aofo- tainance. of the plant. 'Springfield, was fined $35 for consuming an CALL - • HELP WANTED FEMALE ty record to bo couriers • Appro*. $4,30 per hour ' STUDENTS • EVENINGS- SATURDAYS ball well after an adjustment. Ray Danziger CLERICAL SWITCHBOARD PART TIME csnvanlant to Winston. 14 PER HOUR; CAR NECESSARY, • Noted British director Richard Lester Is alcoholic beverage on the grounds of Jonathan ' 8SS-B98S KINGS SUPER MARKETS INC. for major Printing and 1 We offer a complete benefit CALL rbR APPOINTMENT. OOi-OJoJ and Dave Minimnn went to the line with . '..- • X 10/23 L TRAIL HOURS J«or6 Bueas 95 b 14 stop at oornar. Ad 163 Show nve., Irvinaton 25 WOMEN NEEDED 3 weekt vaoatlon after 1 year- responsible for "The Knack," which stars the Dayton Regional High School, atenoy to Newark. 1» a,lru.to I p.m. Lithography compony. employment program including paid hospital, popular English character actress. Rita Tush- John Sariclno going to fullback and DaveDubln Other convictions and fines were: Leon H, RJlnJ, nnaral oUlce, gooil w Ui R io/aa OLEBhVrVWST. flpSaK.paU «a3-a»B. ' Hio/io Due to T.V. coverage* Cuitom- Excellent opportunity to 1 medical an'd life Insurance cov- to halfback. Bristol jr. of East Orange, $35 for riding over .Qooo 'WiiJt' ufUFtatf u|nt typing to n€lp ere ewaltlna your oelt - 3 nalU learn nil phosoB of print-' Completely paid pension. Inghnm.' Other players for the DaytonbootersInclud- per hour will give you $4 car Dental, optical and hospltalt- erage, plus stock purchase 1( the curb, on the sidewalk on Mountain avenue; Ing buslnosB for develop- xation plan T.V. MODELING La Guerre est Finie" is by Alain Resnoid, THE WEEK'S LETTER: "I. am not yet a ed Justin Schinder, Bill Stefany, Larry Stern- Bxperlanoed. L.«aTang70, Union Laadar, HOI EXPERIENCED ASSISTANT Apply in person or call • make it short. One day, while on the school Stuyvssant Ava., Union ONE GIRL OFFICE • . R 10/33 character faces. — Mature.types Welsh Society Staten Jr. of Newark, $25 for loading a vehicle ISM. M10/M BOOKKEEPER, WANTED: Jradn fashion ahow di- or write to: olio noeded.'Call 9 a.m. to 8'p.m. bus, a boy told me he like me. I liked him . .' X 10/33 Aboount oheokinB.e«narallBdei)r, Assist 4 salesmen and branoh rectors. Will train. Average $3B pur AAA The Welsh Society of Central New Jersey so that it could spill, and KurtS, Perez of New - •ooounts payable, and rooalvnbtv. manaser in small one slrl aalea mow. 38J-03J5, oiB-ano, leo-iatfw Bob Lee 687-0250 too. I still like him, but he doesn't like me- EXPEHTOCEDWMTREME8 Salary oommsnaunita with ability. MAINTENANCE MECHANIC TRUCKING CORP. will hold a "Noson Lawen," night of enter- Brunswick, $20 on the same charge. office, looated in Union, near OSt-1390 • XIOA Nllht shift —. 10 P,M.-8:30 A.M.: Varian/Eastorn Tube Civ. at least, so he says. The other girl at school Garage sale aids Good bompanybanaflti. For Inter* Springfield. Friendly, congenial 1401 East Linden Ave., tainment, on Saturday evening at the Masonic • PETERSAN DHEH view appointment contnott atmosphere. Must be pleasant >«oooo«o««o««o«oo«oo«o«oo««o< steady position for a food processing likes him. I think she told him things that MU 7-8M0 . K10/4J co. looatod In Sprlnttlald, N.J.;toyork Linden, N.J. 800 Rahway avo., Union, N.J. WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA Temple. Pork avenue and Seventh street, Plain- and capable. Domestic HelpWantod-Women 2 on pftcluiElnE and illcInK moohines, An oquol opportunity employer . SELLS rrSELF, BUT CANNOT DO SO weren't true. She is very Jealous. I would do > Iquai Opportunity Employer M/P UNLESS YOU SHOW IT, FREETRADI- field. A welcome was extended by the presi- »o«o««oeo»««o««o«eo«o«o««oo< ols' c iWsi^liajrDui>lhsljDnil:'|i»d<>P K 10/33 anything to win him bock. That is why I ask addiction centers JAMES S, KEMPER & CO. Dictation, typing; filing, answer DOMESTIC * Irvlnffton" > 1 day a waek, portunlty" . ConCvct Mr. ,w«lSw, WS. . O 10/33 ma ASSURES Youn SUCCESS, (>ULL dent, Marion Whitney, to all members and your help. What should Ido?" Peace group asks CILERICAL Sprlntflsld, N.J.1 ins telephone. Excellent em- poulbly two, llttht cleaning, Innlnc, Gooo. on PART TIME.) FOR PROMPT'tO- . A garage sale sponsored by Mrs, Harold 376-8830, Bit. 33 ployee beneflta. 8alary convr . 633*2278 .' II10/I9 PART TIME SHIFT, APPHOX 5 TO CAL INTERVIEWS, CALL M8-B1M -people of Welsh heritage. Refreshments will, OUR REPLY: You shouldn't get excited 10-P.M. EXPERIENCED SET-UP MAN BETWEEN S I>M-0 PM OR SATUR- mensurate with experience and Man to work In sorvloo station. Pull Help Wanted-Men & Women 5 be served and prizes presented. Admission Jensen and Mrs. James Rizzo. was'held re- R 10/33 ability. Phone 887-3242. for ap- WOMAN WANTED, one day a weak. AND OPERATOR FOR ELOX E.D.M, DAY MORNINGS, .0 10/33 just because a boy says that he likes you. If CLERKS-CLERK TYPISTS • tlm», Appw In person. Tom's Sunoco MACHINE COFFEE MAT CORP.^Dl XK0«0O«0«6««0«O«O0O0O0«OO«0< cently at the home of Mr. and Mrs; Daniel for support at rally pointment. Most be capable and raUahK, n»- Sorvloe, 30B Oranco Ava,, Irvington, is free, a boy really likes you, his actions will prove JOIN psrleneed, noferanoes required. $1B SOUTH 31ST ST., KENILWORTIIl Maldling Jr., 232 Milltown rd., Springfield, MuathaVeexperliMi. . n 10/43 CALL FOR APP'T., 34MM00, X10/32 that he does - not his words. Also, if he likes - . HELPMATES MOORE PRODUCTS CO. plus oar&re. OM-IOM. ^^Blo/J2 WHnllllUIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIulMinilMIHUUIItllllllllllllllllUIIIMHIIIU you, and gets to know.you, he isn't going to for the benefit of Teen Challenge, an organiza- SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES 9730 Morrii Ave., Union, N.J. tion with a "spiritual rehabilitation program" . The Springfield Peace Committee this week And earn .hlaheet rates for your . R 10/23 believe untruths about you - unless you give typing, eteno, clerical abllltlea. Help Wanted-Male NEW & USED for drug addiction. called on local residents to join in a rally him some reason to believe them. Be your- Saturday, Oct. 31, in Trenton In support of • PROFIT SHARING PLAN '3000 Morris Ave., Union 064-8770 >o«oo««oo«««o««»o KENSON ASSOCIATES • The Rev. David Wilkerson, founder and . ' XIO/Jl START A self, be good, be friendly, and don't let your the Richardson Bill, "now blocked in the PRODUCTION WORKERS Automobile head be turned by every boy who does nothing executive • director of Teen Challenge, has NEW CAREERI . • :• • PERSONNEL COUNSELLORS stated that 75 percent of the young people judiciary committee of the N.J. Assembly. • GROUP INSURANCE APPLIANCE We have several immediate openings-on our second.and.third more than says that he likes you. Rumember, The bill would declare the war In Vietnam un- .KEYPUNCrfOPERATOR. If you an n houitwif*. or If - who complete the program remain free of Full time daya, Minimum, 3 yeere shifts for machine operators and packers. Excellent pay and TOP POSITIONS Dealers' too, that a boy may .say that he likes you constitutional and bar the government from you are In a rut on your proitnt their former drug habits. eiperlenoe. Unlon/8prlnifleld . Job, why not start a whole ntw SERVICE fringe benefits, • .. when he has no Intention of wanting to go requiring New Jersey draftees to serve there. • MODERN OFFICE location. 888-4038 career ai an offloe temporary? In Every Job Category • - Guide "steady" and Is not really "smitten" by The central Teeti Challenge building Is Union County participants in the rally will R 10/33 Work days, weeka or monthi for located in Brooklyn. Other Teen Challenge For interview appointment call: a variety of ootnpanlea. We have Call or Visit: Office - Data Proc-Management iiiiuiiiiuiiiiniuiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinl your charms. And then there are »ome boys gather Oct. 31 at 9:30 a.m, at the hew Peace LIFE DffiURA E SALESWOMAN. NO fine ollenti who need •eoretai- MEN centers are located In Garrison, N.Y.; Rehr- STEPPING OUT — Consistent scorers for the Jonathan Dayton Regional High School cross- Mr. Crater, Tuesday at 277-6200 EXPERIENCE ECESSARY, WE WILL lei, typiati, olerioal woriferf, who like whichever girl they happen to be with Center at 249 Morris ave., Elizabeth, before bookkeepers or any office •kills TV •'.•"•. FEE PAID Positions For QUALI FIED People at the moment. ersburg, Pa.; Washington, D.C., and Philadel- • country team include Todd Herman, left, and Robert Rlpp. - TRAIN. MH leaving for Trenton by bus. Further informa- you have. W« never oharae a fee* Must know oofdr. Monsanto Serving SUBURBAN Essex & Union Counties. If you have a teenage problem you want phia. A new center will be opened in the Come In and teiui about chana- , Bench nn.d Road men IN SUMMIT-IT'S tion and reservations can be obtained by DESIRED tne oareert* It'a never too latel N. 8th Street & Monroe Avenue to discuss or an observation to make, address Elizabeth area Jn the near future. calling the Peace Center at 355-4333. EASTERN FINANCIAL MATURE WASHERS . Complimentary copies of "The Cross and Konilworth, New Jersey ACT TODAY • CALL your letter to FOR AND ABOUTTEENAGERS. REFRIGERATORS : SMYTH E COMMUNITY AND SUBURBAN PRESS SER- the Switchblade," a book written by Pastor SERVICES CORP. WWLEWSBAKERY „,0/M OTI SERVICES, INC. 276 2900 VICE. FRANKFORT, KY. Wilkerson, were distributed, A motion picture Unbeaten runners Oflice Temporaries TOBIA'S APPLIANCE An Equal Opportunity Employer based on this book will soon be released in 2401 Morrii. Ave, Union,. NJ. MAIDS NEEDED, OOODWOIUONO SPRINOFIBLD 467-1310 1305 Liberty Ave., Hlltildo HOUHS.BENEFITS. WA 3-77(!B 355-9000 Child Labor Law 446 Morris Ava.' VOLVO this area with Hnt Bonne portraying Mr. 1 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER HOLIDAY INN - KENILWORTII • LIVINOSTON 004-1370 H/tl SALES-SERVICC-PAHTS Wilkerson. oppose Millburn X 10/33 H41-4100 RID/it 139 W. Mt. Pleasant Ava. 570 N. Broad St. Near North Ave. The federal Child Labor Law proliibits die R 10/33 (and ws moon tarvics) Candy being sold employment of youths under 16 in dangerous The Jonothnn Dayton Regional High School PART TIME SALES LADY, MUST BE CLERK...... $85 WAREHOUSEMEN THIS WEEK THE PHONES WORK 326 Morris Ava. Summit 273-4200 Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll farm' Jobs, such as operating most power- cross-country team kept its undefeated record EXPERIENCED PHONE OR CALL STUDENTS • Youni viinen, H you . CHEZ MODE are interostad In BUpplementtnB your driven equipment, handling or applying in- as the harriers beat New Providence, 25-32. ' In the St. James Ladies last Wednesdays ; BANKING US HULL - Ideel for H.S. Bred. Psylnoreaees Tour Seasons Bowl, top scorers were.: Rose- '•) Incomo, oonttot us. Plsasant sales within 90 daya. Mlao. .olarical TECHNICIAN imiwiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii by Cub Pack 172 secticides and other chemicals, or using ' This brings the Bulldogs season record to 8-0. work with a leading oosmaUo. com- dutlea. Will train beginner. Cell PART TIME OPENINGS Only Mother Nature ahn Waryn, 154-153-166-473; Nancy O'Grady, • (BERKELEY HEIGHTS) pun. No nptrlenoo neoaasary. We 376-6800. blasting agents. The team takes It streak to Summit on Tues- Grafii. CaU J71-BB10, between »-S wn, FOR SPERCO L day and Millburn today. Star distance-runner. 185-453; Ann Graziano; 158-425; Natalie Co- ; MILDRED MILLER AOENCY Inhalation With u goal of 5,000 boxes of candy to sell, can grow the finest Norm Roinhardt didn't run because of a cold, sale, 163-434; SallyChesley, 152-425;Theresa .• PROOF MACHINE OPERATORS RECEPTIONIST 109 No. Union Ave., Crenford Springfield's Cub Scout Pack 172 of 60 boys Schmidt, 167-424; Marlene Horlshny, 153;. If you an a teirtble typlit. but SECRETARY R10/33 MOONLIGHTERS MOTOR CO.Inc.L j Two neighbors on Kipling avenue, but Ken Hnll, Gary Street and Marc Hollander have pltaaant wayi we have a was out this week in full force to break sornu . secured the Dayton victory. Jane Planer, 400; Kay Schelder,. 152-404; - In sales depertment of Urae Theraphy Springfield, have raised a crop of giant Lois'Vesey, 406; Winnie Liguorl, 163-405;. Job for you* Call nowl . wholeeale dm In Union. Famil- records. (SUMMIT) iar with all phases of offloe COLLEGE MEN Cadillac-Oldsmobile'-P Cubs Brad R. Roth Of Lenaperd., and Jimmy vegetables by following the precepts of Lois Lalor, 415, and Ruth lnsley, 167-403. all-organic gardening. They are Joseph prooedure. All oompenybenefits. Technician 491 Morris Avo., Summ.it 273*1700 Craner of Twin Oaks oval, said, as-they went Rubin plays, for Lehigh Team standings are: Lazy Daisies, 10-2; State quatlfloatlona end aalery Supermarket! General Corp. (Pothmark) SALE,*-SERVICE-PARTS through 'their first selling experiences, that Lisieckl of 90 Kipling' uve, and Edward I CUSTOMER SERVICE CLERKS requirement writing to Box 0073, ' Complete Body Shop Ssrvict .' . • Hollander of 84 Kipling ave. § Starllters, 9-3; Go Getters, 7-5; Lily of thef Union L'eedsr, 1301 Btuyveeant due. to our lncrea»ed volume It looking SELECT USED CARS •their efforts would help generate funds to Ava., Union. . > . ; rRAIUEES , This specialist job Lisiecki has Just harvested a pump- g Alley, 6-6; Rail Rah Girls* 6-6;' Mum Bums, i X 10/J3 ; for additional part time warehousemen. S.rvinu the Suburban At.o 40 Year* support Cub Scout activities for a full year. in fall tennis tournament 6-6; Perky Petunias, 6-6; Grass Roots, 5-7f WE WILL TRAIN YOU Gubs Tyrone Parker of Diven st. and David kin weighing 45 pounds, with a clrcum- i FOR A FUTURE IN THE takes your breath away ... HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIItllllllllll Bowling Belles, 5-7, and Point Set Us, 5-7. (New Providence) SECRETARY EVER GROWING COM- EXPERIENCED FORK LIFT OPERATORS Lerner of Redwood rd. also marched door to ference of 4H Inches, us well us corn, | Jeff Rubin of Springfield, a singles tennis peppers, beuns, toniutuca and potatoes, 5 Mature a> efficient for diversi- MUNICATIONS INDUS- (1 a.m. • 6 a.m., 4 nights weekly) AIRCOOLED AUTOMOTIVE door, as did others. player ut Lehigh University, cpmpeted.in the • • * 964-0880 fied offloe work, typing r«- ... Saint Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston, N.J. • Richard Murshull, Cub puck committee Hollander has a crup of jumbo tomutuus.' g Middle Atlantic Conference fall tennis touma- 1061 Morris Ave. Union, N.J. quired. Knowledge of some WAREHOUSE ORDER PICKERS Mrs. Lisieckl is reportedly trying tu g SISTERHOOD TEMPLE BETH AHM ." TELLERS|_ 0 a.m. to 0 p.m Hon. thru Frl. Frenoh helpful. Oood potential offers an excellent opportunity in Ihe field of inhalation chairman, pointed, out .time purt_ of the..funds, K!P/33 with this nsw flimlnentsd In • Twining et Full Pey No experience necef sary figure out how many pies can be made |j —Hy-Way-Bowl-—-Eleanor-Axelrodr-170; r LldiCeiroar«M ~ • theraphy.-We have positions available immediately-lor AuthomH VW p*al»r derived from the candy sale have been donated Lehigh hosted tslngloa and doubles teams •g peld Holldaya (Weekdayi 6 a.m. . 10 a.m., 4-Shlghts weekly) experienced Inhalation Therapists who have graduated - to the Children's Specialized Hospital in Moun- 1 'from u 45-pound pumpkin, s Angele Krichllsky, 401;' Doris Koplik, 415; [ Beeretery' . . K 10/31 • pree Hotpltelleetlon . from Rldor, Bucknell, Uelnwnre, St. Joseph's, For 10 a.m. • 2 p.m. from an accredited school and are members of Ihe tainside. Rosaline Gerber, 403; Freddn Pedinoff, 422;. SALES SECRETARY (oflor 6 montha) illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli Amenjim, Lafayette, Gettysburg and West Edith Schwalb, 156. 9 p.m. • 2 a.m. American Association of Inhalation Therapists. Ultra- Chester. • Free Ut' Insuranoe Pros and trainees ALLSTATE Ineuranoe Company Sat. only on call batls modern equipment in an ultra modern setting makos this hee en opening ' In Its Murrey • Tuition Rafund Program 6 a.m. • 2 p.m. Hill Regional offloe for e aaore- • Pension Plan a uniqti(i job opportunity. Continuoous in-service edu- '.atgt S»lt':tion'l 00** tery wltn |ood typing end ateno. Domottic & lt4l« Calling Cards, Note or to epply X10/BS SUPERMARKETS GENERAL CORP, or cell 377:7733 Employment Office SAINT BARNABAS Memo Pads in Bright Save Tlmel Save Meneyl For Further Information Call ELECTRIC Colors from the Convenient- Full Protection 301 Blair Rd. MEDICAL CENTER. Dodge W Personnel Department—'277-620Q Woodbrldge, N.J. DANIEL D. KALEM AGENCY :OMPANY,lnc. Old Short Hills Rd. 312 Springfield Av*T ITEM PRESS /instate* Mon. thru Frl. 9 a.m.-8 p.m. . A Complete Insurance Service Livingston, N.J. Summit & Elizabeth Trust Co. N.I. Installation O.rganlsatlon Sat. 8i30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. New & Used Cars S Trucks 20 Main Strest CALL 376-4300 AnEqual Opportunltr Bnmloy.r An Equal Opportunity Employsr Millburn Call 688-5950 Mountain Ave., Murray Hill. N.J. An equal opportunity employer SUMMIT 367 Springfield Ave., Summit, NJ. K 10/22 . ' His 273-4800 Service 273-41 376-4600 Far Quality Futl Oil S Oil Burner SerWco S^, N.J. An Equal Opportunity Employer a 10/31 lUUMlMUIHtlllllHIHIIIIIIIII IIIH tlinillllllllllllMII iniiil J AN :5QUAL pRPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

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Situations Wanted . 7 Garage Sales 12 Merchandise DORS, Cats, Pets - Thursday, October 22, MC4OOOOO«OO«OOOO4OOOOOOOO0OO< I'HGAN, WHIIM'AltY I'AHT, Wild HAllllh-n mill II IM , PRINTER GIANT GAIiAd; SALE N1HTA1III, IIIKI', HII 1 I II. roarlMi ra.1. Mwlai, unrililil .t« VI'.ABK ACCUMULATION Expansion work Foreitiem o>r tealstenl••lUtunl,, ull i I.IK1 -NI1V. CAU L-V< nlnua, wan, .lob and Newspaper cupyr mnM a HOUSKN; OLASH. |-,\| | ;!7lj. U,1rt TMIWII ' 1110/18 Station .lohee. Hen*1 roinp.uHIMon, make* <-HINAHIA,, CLOTHfc^—HATK-nCOTHfc^AT - UPI loi:k up, layout, linotype RIIOKHIIKH , nnoKPKP, NIT-NAC-S. Keturdny • 10 to 4; Vrrtlunnl Kofn. .._ Ti-'iintrii i operator, inmt nreea wark, WHAT N0T8. PICTUKI'H. F.TC. chair*, t'onaolr Cnrdjvt'ofli>r l Mrli« 1/ ii'iiinlfa, tmuitllul, liny, Breaks paper culling* etc. 30 yelirH In H1JRKI.Y ON P. ni' THE I.AKCl Tablm, 2 Kltclun Hrf« >|IM. h) q bki lloula. li33g 110/11 "A?ARKWODSPACE AV TIONS place* on Call 485-1032, 1 - 6 P.M. P.M.. SAT.. OCT. 34, AT .In siAtoNi II iiAiii) wiiun,Hi'i.rr ANII Can take 30 Itin.ATrVI-: tO Til II PAIIKDM between the houreof 7 A..« -~ . ..„.. "Jesus Christ - Superstar," the long- at l\alf-way mark i H T/l' MILLTOWNKP. UNION, N.|.. a>a and oil heeling, gas liolli or as soon Uu-riMfteraaUiomiitlcr- W VHIKLVB UPON Sllfll AN APPRO- CUT IN 20 INCH l.lVlt.TUK III- 88 Sonrord Place, Newatk other 9 pay your umeniea. Modem awaited serious rock opera based oa the KAIN DATE SUN., NOV. I. Wanted conditioning, water neatrrs, Z10/33 idtohana Vbaths, oil heat, garajea, PUI1L1C STHHKTS AND TIIHIITOII AND The expansion construction on the Garden I4VI It'll UIAII llVIII'l/3 1111(11 eoftntcre, bathrooms; kllclii-nn, WAYS; PHOVIDDIU TOII TIIK seven last days of Christ, has-been recorded UOTHER WILL BABY SIT IN MY RAMP. TIMR. low down payment for qualified buyer, « ar for tho foUowfawofacee, v »:5. I'AI I CRn-331.1. K 111/22 systemi, Wm> oan bo arrawr INSTALI^TION, UI'KIIATiaN, State Parkway In the Woodbrldge-SayrevUJe HOMF. EXCELLENT CARE. FENCED Y. 1O'.>2 mvmoTON Delia B, Pollack, Re mrrm FWAN. A United stateaSnubrfromthealaU In England and will be released In the U£. YARD, REFERENCES. CLOSH TOU1V- To Buy LI8TIJI 8THIN INC. f. fil«om etoeeti MtlNTKNANfK eWKHVK of New Jersey for a term of six area has Reached the half-way mark, John.P. SIU'INC. MACIIINr,fullynuluiiiiitlr.tlp 773 So. Mill St. Painting S Papethanglng 73 SROOMSnaUablaNov.lat. Ucl'andUss Bt«3; H1ON, IIKUULATJONANlH'OH- as a double album set on Deccs Records next tNOTON CENTER. CALL 375-1030. OCT. 34 4V~25, kltrlii-n counter ton z.\f., prt *» t .m-U'. 1 'inry. liliu-uirn, » t»l aul own uUllU.a. ihuaa utro.*, years. Gallagher, chairmen bf the New Jersey High- >ooo»ooooooooooeoo«60oo«oooo( uUa. et, and uowiV B Tltor. OK TIIK • USK OK A Member of thi Houae of Mapre- b sink, clothing £ oilier Iti-ma, Slrrl- uutu>n ttoliv hliiKl ftUlrli, twin ni-nllf. p PAIIKDHI MITHIW; lUOTNDM! p Tuoadny. ' way Authority reported this week. "However, Inc. nd. t nrookulilt '>r, (corner) in fmi- \V;ilnul i-nnwlr (COHI $350 •-. _J| , liBrmra Heiiw-ixwaani i»- sentativaa from Uw 13lh Congrea- KONTOS linOS. ASSOCIATE '.371-1041 Z 10/23 'SuvloVoTara a Av«aU', SL AND HIOVDimil KOU TIIK proved by Uu Ustallallcn of s ton fool term of two Included In the all-star cast are Ian GlUan," '" fYPDJO t OFFICE WORK 687-0422 b 887-9587. 7. 10/22 mvrr univtrkiNt •• orti'.ln.-il lilrtinir Wanted'To-.Buy I'ADJTHIS • European painters, ex-- Houses Wanted .112 Henry Street WMl ISTAIIIJSIIMrWT (IK PAIIK- alonal District lor a t f t Gallagher said,, "while progressing fast the done in my homo. Will pick up if 1 .Hoapital d Hoaotlr jttrn't tdrt fence end apnirlnanrra, together rears • • • . ' lead singer with Deep Purple, as Jesus Christ; l,"\l;ir;nrtt-cj *.icrllio- *l;l'» (privuli ). HERMAN BUILDERS, INC. > ti-rior und Interior, Bpeolal prices x>««<>o<^>«o<>o<>ooo8eo<»»<>oc>o( are er r f s prs oeorgo-e ' Av VSBi£F8Pi8Pf8M& Dm MITHII MINIS UI1W & of nletlng four foot massive construction program will still have Meuiuy. Clll J78-30<8 Iwtwren 3 GROUP SPONSOI111) - SAT I SUN. •W7-M01. . /I0/22 SPRINOFIELD M000000C«0«O0«0«60«O«60««0O( MTOI WAHIi IKJI1I.IC STIIHintH ANII IIIC1II- .hroe Manners of tho Hoard of and « p.m. dally. K 10/22 lor ruiny day PAWWOVALL WORK la In IllllUtySarnee or la a pattent In sritooL NO. l m Tin-: I'ITY chosen Froeholdere for UK County Murray Head, who bad a recent hit single with OCT. 24 - 25, 10-4, Ml Munmoulli . WK i> ,11 AND QUALITY WORK- ? ? PLANNING A MOVE ? ? . WAVH: liRUVIIIINU KIMI TIIK _ . Ho» TL Jtiat eild improvement to constrict traffic movement in weiin^ntps ltd.. Klliubc-lh. MiMcell.-imioua iU-nia IIUY HOOKS Wf wprrlui.KO in •iiir ntry> TOWN HOUSE APT. 376-8193 Automobiles For Sale. 123 OF LDJ1IIU, NIW JHIUIX of Union for s term of threu yoara. "Superstar" from the opera, as Judas Is- SWIMMIN IMlll. 4 IT X 10 IL mtmonry nnrt ull. tviuM »( work MANSHIP. 988-aiie, 7 a.m. to,II Hpun.-nr will InkB your homo in WIIDRI'.AS, the lloardofKilucatlonor KNKiltlMiNTtlKIIH»)rANIi I . shall be ooostructcl is a icuorsl Im- A Member of Uw Hoard of Choaen ahead as the Parkway Is widened'and re- Woman will cure (or 3 children In — Many good buya, • '/ 10/22 330 I'Allh AVI;, I'LAINI-'llil.K p.m. ' XT/T 1 BEDROOM LUXURY APART- u b e blbald NNovembeb r SSrdd, 10701070, .'my home, or elderly lady* 5 days. l.ini-r ni-w. liootl comtllion. 10.14 Murnt-I in ihr |tul(ilintl(ilint> trtnlr, M-hmir trodn. OR, wo'll purchuui* II f OU Ihr dry of Luidon,lnlluTountyofUnlon, provement and th- ooat thereof ahaU rr>«holdiira,Uncxplre plans, mlttMi of Uie Township of Union, ., "Motorists are advised to. be on the- alert Mt-8451 cvfi. K 10/2: 5JJ2 WWVPLEWOOIV ) AVI-;. ROBKLLK iWKii Von WRAP ttliiiH, .wlilitwulks UIMI « liiniiii>yii. jaloualad porch. Prlvote garopie. Illtntlan. Cull nowl thai It la aNraenry for thr f iiy torola r APPHOVKII OCTOIllill 1,1D4S, other leading pop and theatrical artists. VI-;. ROBKLK 1 expert workmanship. Paper, Toll, apeelfleattona and profiloa lor aaldwort- ttiri* veartcrm. • . for changing- conditions and facilities •Iri-the PAPARKK , aquariumai , Irnnrltr lutrlnw n .$315 month. Boo agent -on Rre- funds In the amount of OneHunflnitslxly -. AND AB AUIUDlll) ANUSUP- EXECUTIVE SECRETARY • ExMrl- - THIUFT b CONSIONMFNT SHOP lll> (mil mOtlnmlKlnK old nldlnnHt . Flank li Fabric Hanging. coW» i SPENCER REAL ESTATE PLKMI-VTKIL ' nropared by »<• City numm- and on •nil- tallowing PohUo CtuiaUona will A six-piece rock band consisting of three camrrnrnaaj tinby iti'ma, lamps, ninny 5119 PIT 100 Ilin.; No. 1 i'i,|i|»-r .-10 Stains mixed to match, Raaldentlal In- mlaea, Apl. 43 ' Thousand Dollars MleO/xM) to, flninTJ Kir In his office and Uw aamr aliall appoar on Iho GMeral llecUon lUUot: construction area by watching posted signs and MUM, legal and accounting. PartUme. TAI1IIII1 I'IIILII|I|:N ABSN.. 1.T7 So. (n'r Ih.; Ili-.ivy limns .20 in-r llu Alm> Inlt'rhir b cxli-n r |Milnt- Ralmy lity IJw, and Hlgnr lloait d r m unuaunl iti-iiifl, terior ft Exterior Painting since 1014;. thp oomplrtlon of tho conatrurUon of on nn rr (muAWMi'iiy TIIK COUNCIL be S*12"S ."•* l«'"'l«l'».of the ftirmor members of Joe Cocker'sGreaseband: 0-3 twin. Write la BOX mo, Suburban WOOD AV I,;LINIH-N025.4522.Tu™.- Inu, All work flunrnnlcr CLARK ARBA -3O3-644« CADILLAC 1084, air aiv&Nl) llBTIIltlllBTIIlt-l-ii ll»Ir« bounJBl C> n Kail Article IL paragraph 3 of Uw continuing to exercise extremecoution.tijrough . 710/2! linen K. ]A:,,I :ini Hall, rli'K, \ bP p. HOPPE ft sons-en-Mjo «r tstv •anst numoer, name BO addition 1o thr «daUw»ihool to. 1 In OF Till'. CITY OF UNIIFN: SeeUM TThal U»r, shall be and PjuK|,ln,Corp.,lMlStuyvc«u»lAvr.J S.it. 10:30-3 p.m. Fri Neta. 0:30-1) urn; Call 757-842.1 poer, bronco tone, eHoeUentoond by WW>o«l l Av/nurA , ffdwayrvnnl.l i ilnllll- (VmatltnUon br amended ao as tochang e Bruce Rowland, drums; Alan Spermsr, basfi; l>AI>ltll STOCK I'O., 48-54 Ho. 20Ul UNION . • . WESTPIRLD ARBA 3.13-832.1 tary addreaa. VeUrans d City, inrludlag tlio arquislUon of BecUonl. An ordinance to farther hereby i» aulhorlied lh, laauance of Iho age ojuallfleaUons of a votfir from 31 the' shifting travel lanes." he, said. .-w • • - C 11/12 roaJ, Stalm U'nni-llapu Triuwll II»U- _ jpssary furnlahtaga, furnllurr, rqulp- amend and aupplemenl on ordlnanee on* OCT. 23rd I 24th, 10:30 . 4:00 SCi Irvintfnn, (l>rlri' tnilijivltuclinnfti-) BUSTNISS COUPLE, 4 room with tlon roust furrdah the aim, rond,nivl Idgur luiod.' •> bond anticipation nou-, ami bonds of the. to 10 yeara? • - I lenry McCulloch, guitar; Peter. Robinson of Gallagher said "the latest shifting iff pave- .__ ' 0 13/10- Florldlan room, hoot ft hot walar CRANpbRD ARBA 272-HJOO ABSENTEE BALLOTS: metat and apparatus uirrsfor, ami nrchl- tilled, "AN OUDlNANrK RKLATING TO City of Unden (or thr purpose of finan- Sull tho amondmrnt ol Article vm, WOMAN WBHES CLERICAL WORK I:I.KS rain. ' ANOKLO'B PAINTlNOtj PAPtlt.. Tllntli IWTII«7i IMnt.uMiulr.1 by. ' * idleplfn's,Mldamounllx'lng TRAVKIC AND I1I:<1UL.\TII4U Till: USf: Quartet-mass (keyboards); Chris Mercer, 60 8PRINOFIi;i.l) AVIi, • TRARI! X- Tltl:,\UHH|-S\l,l" WO — INTUUOR AND BXTKll If you are a Qualified and ... lrar Itoad, Vint InMk Iirivi', TWi'lftli cing Uie ooat of Uw atoruald purposes SwtiM 1, paragraph 4 of the Constitution mentin the Intricate step-by-step process has TO HE DONE AT IIOMF, .h-wt-lry, bnc-.i-lir.u-. HUIIU- ;mlinii'-»t. CORVADl 1081 MonM.automatlo.MH, voter of the State woo eicjecti to be 1 b Uir smounl of «MO,oo5 OK PUIILr BTIIH.TS AND IIKIHWAYS tenor sax of Juicy Lucy, and Nell Hubbard, COPD WITH FIOUItEB SPRDtOFirU) % 10/21 MAXWIilNSTHlNliflONS Household cleaners 56A IIUKPRICBB, - —- 'itl, Tm'lltll SirWt, mm In ait amount not exceeding tiTeio.oo, of tho State of Now Jereny granting an removed from the Parkway ndrthbound the For tn'ni'fit of lionu-li-HH iinlnmlB. tVL lluylni- Scrip Mt-t.il Kim-.- 1020. 3420 W/W now Urns, good condition. • . . ' abaent outaluo Ihe State on " *—* authorltrd foranlil tairwai!, IN Till-: CITY OK LINDIJ4; PIII'SCROW amaial UeducUon not to oxcocd (IU.00 371-8004 K 10/23 oo«o«««oo«oioooooo6< CALL.37e.61S7 XT/F and It aprtare that a Iru.- com o/ said DIO RH1UI.ATKINS UHLAtlVi: TOTIIK being theTetftlrted amount o!oi)ltaUons ex-Juicy Lucy guitarist, 24, (roln 12 Noon- 5 1>.M. .it Morris Avc, (nrarilurnil Avr.) Union NEED HOMES FOR YOUNO EXECU- ' iiso. of Ue City of Unden lo be laaued for from the Tax bill for taxea on real New Brunswick avenue entry ramp (Inter- AI1C ANIMAL 1IIIITII CtlNTIIOI, -6B6~B3:l» XT/I' UNION • ' . TIVES TRANSFERREDTOTIIISAREA. Z10/33 'atlon waa hrrrtolon' druvmil to PARKINd OF VKHK'l.rB UIUN SUCH property as Uterftln provided of cortain A full symphony orchestra (85 piece), con- IRONONE IN MY HOME, HE A-1 Rummage Sales STOP USING POISONS! • •DOBIlOOSE.PAINiKR* Csll 378-8324. member of the nonnl of School PUIIUC STIli:iTS .AND HKlllWAYSi' the purpose of Hnanolni sold Improve- change 127A) and put It 6nto a partially relo- 13 1174 Morrin \yi'., Union 7.10/22 PAINTINO ftPAPE R HANGING 0 ItOOMS, 3 HEDROOM apartment. NHX SEROTA REAL ESTATE November am, IMO.but becauas of tna^niojaaUnated tobl cost of said cltiacM and roaldonls of thia Stabiofthe ducted by Alan Doggett ahd Including the SONABLE RATES. 7 x>ooooooeoo WP hnvo non-toxic, non-caustir housor ljtJloor/3 family houae.rnllabla , EXCLUSIVE BROKER :1 Ulnau or phystoal disability, or because OPERATIONPROVIDIMO ,FO MVUHTbNniKT.euivKR THE WBTALLATON;. age of 89 or mom yoara instead of Uie eated-Route 9 for the same direction of travel. SPWNOFIELD AREA SPECIAUST8»INTEmOR ft PONTIAU H8« OraiM Mx,• -,- -' OPERATION MAmTtNANrl'SUPfiH' — I* staled lone Ihe nun of UP TO 60% OFF hold mnlntonanoe produrtu. Snip to use E)lTimiOR»«»7.1225 X Tf Doc. 1. Tenant aippllM own-heal. . 403 Colonial Ave., Union _ oxoellpnt condition. '- '-' of -the observance of • reUtbuJ holiday mat»oifttir?ityolLlndm,inthi'('ounty VISION. RIXIULATVN AND CONTROL MO.OO deduction presently provided on string's of Tho City Of London Ensemble - "The connection with the Parkway north-/ Jie-ajee n io/2: nunmci: SALE: OTTOui:n25-2i>-27 ON MOST ITEMS • Business nnd non-polluUng, 1219 month. Children accepted. . 888-8387 7 10/22 Woman owner. ' ;'-r pursuant to the tenets of your religion, of Union, Nrw Jersey, by ri-eolution OF TIIK USKOF PARKING MCTKHSj the tiggregato aaacBacd valuaUon of such (loader, Malcolm Henderson), TEMPLE KM.\NU-i:L, 756 t. DI1OAU CALLS71-W4B OH 373-3222,, . 864-3337 . Z 10/42 • Call 318-3313. Z 10/33 «.b«iuse.of reaid«*. ilManca al I adopMon the 7lh day ol Octobrr, 1970, DKFDHNa AND PROVIDINa FOH THE . 4i.There la hereby appro- real proporty, and providing lor l/3o! bound will now be made further along Route • >««o6»»69609000«bffOO««Oa»9!> ST., WK8TFIIXI). mMI AND tISKI) MUSICAL l)IBCOUNTCI-:N'l'l-:il HOUSE PAINTINO-OUTTERS-LEAD- .dufilrWmlwd that the purposes dfa-' 350 North Av,-.,-Garwootl 78{)-ll)3U .7. 11/13 PLANNINO TO SELL YOUR HOME WTAUUSllUIJn-OF.PAnjaNClMrTEIl priated 111 addition to the o&Upfiona such deducUon to be reimbursed to Three Choir.'; - A classical choir under the 9 via a turnoff onto old Route 440 (King Business Opportunities 8 ARTirLfS NOTF CH,\NCF OF TIAIV, KRS INSIDE ft OUT81DE. FRj:E ESTI- eruwl In the aboveparagrupharenwoe- ZONES UPON PUBLIC sTRCI-m AND hereby authorbud the sum nlijlM.oo, mwlclpalltiea byUicStaleolNowJerBey, II H'Srt Direttory MATKCREASONADLE RATtS. CALL UPPERVAILSBUHO ~ CALL HARP AGENCY FOR FABTSER- lOYOTA COROLLA l«70, ptrfaol airy and duly Oxcd und determined the direction of Geoffrey Mitchell, a rock choir 10 A.M.-3 P.M. rosrrn'ULY NO AU- 6 ATTRACTIVE ROOUB, available VICE 941-8181 or 343-681)4.. condlUon; R b 11 Daya call'37t>8700: HIGHWAYS; PHOVIDINO FOR THF. UN' whlth aunvhu bem mad, svtlliujbj bu approved? Georges Post Road). TJius, Intercbangpl27A >o»ott»$oo«oo 27O-48TJ BETWEEN Oft 0 P.M/ ir_343-8 1th Street, o line sni fNtcoa amount woNiaary toberalaedasUwaum ronCEMENT HKRKOF AND- PRO* led by Lesley Duncan and including P.P. MITTANrr DEKORF 10 A.M, 7. I0/3J Womt'n'a evening gown Hire.10, cran- Kitchen Cabinets 62 XT/F Nov. 1, AdulU only. Write P.a Box IB LOWELL.•PL.'"^- , NNEWARK Ext. 31, alter ol3O call 373-3S84,- of One Hundred Sixty Thousand Dollara ABSENTEE HALLOTS permanently disappears as a northbound P. ark- BAROAINB GALORE - Wholveale ten- MO, c/o Suburban PubUshlng Corn.. 1 id parallel lo Clinton Strrrb VIDINO PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLA- of tne Clly..©t,Unden aa a down pay- AppllcsUons for CIVILIAN AllBKNTtf era! merchandlae of every description. Rummago Salr: BAturday, Orlobrr 24, berry veh/et/pink brocade $20,00 UCENSED REA,L KIT•AT. E BROKE1 i, ' Z10/BS SfiOONIVDOTniCTi IWnt-.Uoundwl by («l«O,0O0), and It oppmra that rortlfl- Arnold, Sue arid Sunny and Madeline Bell, and way entrance to be replaced for such access never worn, Sniitli Corona porUihle 1201 Stuyvoaant Ave,, Union, 2 IOAll- cates of said determuutlon.were-doiy ment, aaloV Mm Seing not leas Itunfive BALLOTS for the'General Uectloh to . State Wide Diet, 501 North 4th St., Townlcy Proabytrrian churrh, 0:00 SI<:K RUfLDERS FAIR'S factory slow- PAINTINO ft DECORATINO. EnaUant (9)per oent of the oblliationB authorised be held November 3, 1070 will be fur- The Trinidad Singers, n London-based West • A.M.-2 P.M. Saloni Roadal Hucut-not manual ly|u-writer $35. CnI11376-831l B i Ai' Conditioning 22 zn/ia laUKl nopld Tranalt Railroad, ttlgw pared and hrrttoforr delhriirod tolhi ; by lnterchahge 129, which Is also the road's Hsrrlaon, N.J, 482-3344,-- Z 11/12 room, Route 33, Springfield, Kitchen workj Free EeUmatea- tanSadT UPPER VAILSBURQ li hnrevlUi am«vl«d *9d aupffltminlM nished by Uie County Clerk, Court House, Avcnuo, Union, N.J. n. 10/12 aftt-r (1 p.111. K 10/22 I »>390«00000000«000000«00<>00< doalgn aorvlee £• moderniiing by ono JOE PECIOTTA Rood,;woat Brook. ivlv« lilh Btrivt trd of Education of, Ihr City and to the Indian Choir. - . full link.to and from, the N.J. Turnpike at 6 rooms; hoat auppli«d; oxceUent lo- I roojiell of aa Id city: now, therefore, AI lallowa: • _. It.la hereby determined Elisabeth, N.J.. or Hie Township Clank, 000O000 I ELECTRIC of New Jcraoy'a largest manulao- Call MU 8-3750 cation; convenient to buaei, shop- Income Property 114 nwlK'ted, l»h .«rwt,.'.lt.lps Sttyft, The fOUowtiw U hmwtth ufctod to the that the period of uaefulneaa of the Munleltjar Oullilnc, Union, N.J,, toa m Mong Synthesizer and John Llll, the pianist Woodbrldge. • : •' ' ... .,.."...- • V/-YOMING PRESUYTCTIAN l'Hui«"ll WKIlllING GOWN, nlzo 0 - 11. worn turitra of kllehen oaulnvta. call 370- XT/r E tr-ORDAINKD BY THE crVV once-, Hlanehi - orlginnU Magnificent I ALL ri.nTKic wnitNc ti REPAIRS ping, churohoais or 3 adulta oSyi >«»oo©eoo««ooo4 COUNCIL OF TIIK C1TV OF LINDEN, IN ordlnuv-9 to whtohtJ.li onUnuiot U aloreaald fittproremenia, the financingo! qualified, rogtateredvoteruponperaonal who recently won the 1970 Tchaikoysky Award .. Instructions, School 3 432 WYOMING AVI:., MII.LI1URN R070. . • i. • RT/r •mmdatory nui.«ly: - - which Hie akreaaldobllgauonsarehere- orwrlttenreQueBLThoexooutPdappllRii-. "Direct Route 9 entry to the Parkway ponh- hundplecc, Kxcellent f-ondltioa, Call ! Am-coNnrnoNi-m CTC. rent $170. Available Nov. 1. Phone EUZABETII THE COUNTY OFUNION.NEWJEHSEY: ( THURH.. OCT. 2Mil 0 to 4 u,m. 1 373-4165, • Z10/32 (•) No ptraotL linn or oorpoyaUon by laaued, lathe period of fifteen (15) lion must bellied In Uie office of the in Moscow, are featured in the opera, which is bound from, below New Brunswick fWemie.'.re- >0000tfS . FRIDAY, OCT. 30U) 0 to noon after 0 P.M., 680-0650. Z 10/22 . OR 2-B704 ASK FOR JAMKS 4-FAMILY, all brick, 0 yeara THIRD DETRICTl .DellU bounded by Section I. That purauiuV to the provi- PIANO LESSONS DM YOUR HOME BE- All nliaaoi of Idtchth'thmodellni, Ca- ^erA»ae4MesbaUotw% be% sions of Chapter 34 of TiUe ISA of the. ihtlTpMiitltf tuitturlct or illow yearai that the ouppUmental debt etale- cwnty CUrk no less than eight days the most formidable rock project ever re- X 10/22 blnna, countertopa, alterationa. Wo 4 room apartments, hot water niahed or forwarded to any applicant Weal Brook, MUabcth UHy Line, NW the rtpiir, wrvlc* or ovtrtwtl ment has been fffS in th« office of the prior-to General Election. mains available as another access polrttln the O1NNERS-INTERMEDIATE, CALL YARDOOOUS , heat. Excellent condition, York State One, Midaieiex I'ounty Llnoi Revised Stahfta of New Jy; andoUur city Clerk and that autheutement show, FOR APPOINTMENT. EDW. MALK1IV I Central Air ConcllUonlnj Inalalli'd l> d^lrtJb'MIEmZF^ utoeaa . reqaaat therefor Is received of- *m nutomobUc. track or tnctor Applications for a Mn.lTARY BER- corded.. . -.' • • • area, pending later work progress.\t>a- the IF n"S WOVEN TRY ALPF.RN'S. For GOHCZYCA. AGENCY not leu than eight daya prior to the. Raiwiy City Line, alinHOO ti>ft north- vshlole of any dtuoripUonupon any VIctBALLOT will also be famished by WICZ 345-'D34, Z 11/5 CUSTOM SIIOP-AT-HOMi: Itaoralor RcpalriHi, Window Unllp AlaoSi'tvleod. woeooK 140 re.H aouUwrly and narailel.to Sin northbound reraUgnments," GaUagWW said. Lost & Found 1 Ryan Air (Mndltlonlng Co. . WE NEED JUNK CARS ,:- - election, end contains the foregoing In- of th* publla hldiwayi. ttretU or the county clerk or Township Clerk to 14 Sorvlcp for DHAPIS, SLII^COVEnS, PAINTINO ftDECORATIN O 331 Cheetnut'st., Roselle Z10/33 Strfot, a lino (M faeTnistorly i:« illtya of Uw Cfty or LlndMii tx* any member toth e military service; or rt. UPHOLBTl:il\k)^JlI:l«PllKADS, CUR- 241-0505. If no ana. ClI 1-1113 J 10/23 HOUSE TO SHARE-MIDDLE-AGED ANY YEAR, MAKE OR MODEL . >» ' BSr&uUon. * naMliel to-Clinto n Street,' a tin.' : J Free Eatimatea • kaured sssafifsisafifees The Allowing U a list of (ha Public - omt meh rtpatrtf that are Mew to any retieut In a veterans'hospital who • "DRIVERS NEEDED- Found - nlnck Fnmalc dog with Rod TAINS, A phonr ciAl bringa our Decor- . Landscape Gardening 63 MU 8-7083 J, OIANNtNI FEMALE COMPANION WISHES TO >««««O4«0O0«0«O«««O0«OO«9Ci00< TOP PRICEB - QUICK PICK UP , feet southerly mldpajraluiS>««ttiareO', poae: of paying the coat of Uio completion City Ecosystem' taeey f0 $peak pffioea to be voted lor at Iks Outers] oMheconslruollMi.ofan.addjtlontotho •lnUvd by an iintMdlatt •BI*T* haB been releaaedordisonarged from the Train now 'to drlvo' aentl truck, Collar. Vic. of Gniyvpaant Ave, 6 alor, with Humpies, Advice and Ruler. ^6)ooo»<>o»eeooo . Oll/lt SHARE HOME WITII SAME, OWNER Industrial Property " 115' . . 343-8818 ZT/T , a line 318 fwt eaaierly aid poraUel to military service of any war towhic h local and ovir the road. Dlose'l CUSTOM SAVINGS EXAMPLE: Llnod HAS 17 YR, OLD DAUOHTER ft 8 Election on Tuaaday,: November 3rd, Clinton Street. ' Slanloy Terrace, Union. Call 004-I3SO Aluminum Siding 22A >«0«0«O«O«0««O0«O«l»00oC!»0««O<: (b) Where an automobile, truck or the United states hoo been engaged. Any ' or Baa; experience helpful but or oBB-7102. II T/F ' Drapea. Menaurod, Hung on new roda. SCREENED TOI'SUIL YEAR OLD EON ft WISHES TO SHARE >0«00«009000000«««066 Ei PAINTINO, DECORATINO ' One United gates' Senator (or a full motor vehicle of any description Secdoo fC The sum ol noo.oo la relativo or friend of such voter may alao Fairleigh talk topic U.S. attorney Frederick B. Lacey is- the ' not neoeaeury. You can (mm . inaUlHl, 130. by 00 lnohca, $07.84 x»oo»oeo<»oo«> ORADINO ft LANDSCAPING I FAMn,Y HOME WtTH ANOTHER UNION Mobile Homes 126 ataied aa tha aggregate amount Included procure an appUcaUon and execute eamo PERMANENT PAVING - AND PAPER HANOINO -MIDDLE-AOE WOMAN, RETER- WAREHOUSE SPACE • 3000 SO, FT. alxyesr terjn. . • haa failed- in * operation upon a Or. Paul G. Pearson, chairman of the guest speaker tonight in the first In a series over 14.50 per hour after ahort . complete. Similar Savinga on all fab- TOMBS CONSTRUCTION >O«O0O0<>O0«006«O0OOO««OOoOO0< One Mimcer of the House of Repre- airy, Incidental or appurtenant thereto. public highway, afreet or alley, of In Uie cost oTfte aforesaid Improve- tor Uw voterT Applications mat be fully tralnlnR. For Interview atfd ap- rioa and aizua, from Ihnlargoataoli'C- 370-0058 G 11/39 THOMAS awruoiiT ENCES. CALL 688-9148 AFTER 5 plua air oondlUonod office, Princlpala inoHdlng, but not limbed to, lead ai3 mant tor aneineering and Inspection executed and HledprompUy In the County of free public information.programs planned Aluminum siding, roofing, windowa, P.M. HTP only, mtereeted parUea caU 887-8817 AttnnUon." oampors, sporting oluba, eanUUvel of the United SUUa for the a linn midway Mtvom _.. . KeCltyof linden, emergency re- Zoology Department at Rutgers University, plication, call 203-225-D710. or .tlon and color range. Al.PHlN'S, no doors, 1 plico gutter b loaders.* 7811-M44 X T/F etc. a partially converted aohooi boa 13th congreeelonal DiaMet for a fuU ID' Deraue Place ana McUilvray ?1MI , archHecTe fees, aoVorllalng oTordl- palra necessary fc plaoaaalS ve- coats, coats of enthorTilnf, selling and Clerk's Office to expedite mailing of For Sale ROUTE 10, WHIPPANY, N,J., TELE- after 6 P.M. . Z 11/8. nancea and notlceeof siloand other costs will be the guest speaker at the second this year by the Cornell Club of Union County write Safety Dept., United Sya- n. TOMBS »«06«0<>Oo<)0e«««()00«9«OoO«< that waa to bo uaod aa a oampor. two ytkf ufttu Edor Road,- Park - Avenue, Pewayl- hicle In operation may be- mad, taaulng ohllgaHftH^tncludlngadverflalng each ballot to the voter. PHONE 887-4718. Mourn: 10:00 A.M. I Lawnmower Service J. JAMNK >C«6(X>0«««00«««O0«O6«««««0C•'•••. : ' charge of the,police Department polling place of your voting district may which Is an ecological con\munlty together Lacjsy's nomination as a U.S. federal Judge ANTIQUE BUILDtNO MATERIALS™. P.M., SaL. Oot, 24 at 312 Netfjiraev >OOO*00 376- 3800, ExL M, frohl8 A.M.-4 P.M. more fully deeorlbed aa follows: k, the first of which ahall be BEAUX AHTS STUDIO Fabuloua flnda from Early American, ft WINDOW FRAMES. DISTANCE NO Z10/32 ImmSdlately, around-floor, parking HOUSE TRAILER - 33.H.,fully equip- forafuUflireeyeartarm. • • • • NDJTHWARD -. .< at Uie time bf the emergency. be madeon any bnatoeas £y between Uw with its physical environment. was recently approved by the U.S.' Senate. BEOINNERE - INTERMEDIATE ' Avo.,, Union;; ziorti OBJECT. CALL ANYTIME, 371-3864. FIRST DISTPJCTi Being bounded by Erection and construction of anew ' ' (o) "- *— — ^-.,-*- payable not Mora than one year from hours of 9:00 A.M. and 4j00 P.M. at the Georgian, Victorian It EngUalt Tudor TV SERVICE - AIR CONDITIONING facilities, reasonable rent Call Mr. ped. Coll Mr, Wolf, Atmoa Engineer- , One CouMllnan of the let ward of addition to School No. 1 located on Dr. Pearson will discuss how-an ecologtst He will speak on his recent investigations • 270-T751 Z11/15 oatatoa — hewn beama, wine tlooringi Lawnmower Service 64 Doran, ft8.0O40i ' Z 10^3 • the City of Linden for a lull threa SL Oeorte'a Avenue, colunbU Plue, he date of jnelbonda and- no annual Office of the Township derk-eU-lUO, »0«C<>0«0«e«06«6«<><)06«<>000«9< COLOR TV SALES AND SERVICE ing Co,. ^ ,~ 1 the wuhlnc, •slunlnf or s natallmeni.-abatt exceed by more than or at the Board of Elections Office - barn aiding, leaded windowa, panolUng, CLINTON APPLIANCE INC,702-3800 373-7373. vcu tirttL • • • Academy Terraoe, DeWWTerrace, Mal- examines ths modern city using the techniques into organized crime and crime In-public doora, mantela, window glnaa.columna, One CouneUman of the 8th Ward of roae Terraoe, and Wood Avenue. . of iny trutor trailer type taruek Withe anoantof Ihe imallaet prior KJ-9000, : Boats & Marine 16 78 Mlllbura Avc. MUlburn LAWNMOWERS b BNOWBLOWERS SAVE MONEY Prefer duplox-near grammar aohooi; East Curtis Street, to Inolude within r tank trock upon *nyo( tht public nstallmenJL •''•'/' • employed in analyzing ecosystems, • office In the state. . •••,•' SEMI DRIVERS NEEDED roofing alute, millatonea, nlc. • YOU CAN DO IH the City o! linden for an unexpind SECOND DbTRICT: Being bounded jy Inquiry may be made on Bection Day Bvpertenew helpful but nut >oo<>o<>9©«c<>oe<>oo<>oo<>oo<»<>«o«< . , • G 11/20 SHARPENED ft REPAIRED . 371.-0365 ' " II T/F MelroM Tei race; DeWltt Terraoe, Rar- •aid addition a ceVeteria, gymnaa- Section I. Th»- full faith and credit between ths hours of 7:00 A.M. and 8:00 ' 530-4212. 2 11/26 FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY We will paint top half of your house. Trucks For Sale lum, auditorium faculty and four of the City of Unden, New Jereey. are naceiaary. for local and over- CLAYTON 23', 125 IIP, head bunka, You nalnltjie bottom. Why tsieohanoea? AMERICAN 128 One councilman of the Oth Ward of Ibm Road, Cranford Townahlp-Llne, and P.M. at Uie Board of ElecUona Office - 970-5222 n >V,i REWADLE BUSINESS WOMAN needa the city of Linden for a full threa year Wood Avenue, - olajsrooms, with renovsuon and al-. Section a. Any person, firm or c 393-9000. tha*road hauling. You cun RDF. nxcnllont condition In water, 00 Estimate free, Gutters, leaders, pa- 3-4 rooma, let or 3nd floor, upper 6 ' teration of the third floor of the aam 110,000 to $15,000 per BABY FURNITURE t acceaaorlca; air muot aoll thlfl week. No roaaonablo 'term - ' TENTH WARD . prinelpu aMlnUraBt on ouof'tha bonds Following la a liat of the polling places condlUoneM, 32.000 DTU (uaod 1 icn- 4 oo««» perhanglng, repairs. Frederic!! W, Irv./Unlon area, SopL or Oot. oeou- CANCER CHEVROLET 1053 Pick-up Truok udstlnt building, to accommodate or noua laaued' purauant to thia ordi- Sale will climax year If you lire wllllne to offer r-)fuaed. Coll evca 688-4370. • Asphalt Driveways 25 MoharnyMl-lftoiS, Union, . XT/F good oondlUon 383. All now Ursa, .The .aUowui«aueatlona,wfll be voted FIRST DISTRICT! Being bounded by in the Tovnahlpol Union: CROSSWORD PUZZLE aon) b oaoo'DTtjanow blower, lawn Call betweeno and 10 P^Mj, ' and nravlde for quarter! for thead- flne of not mon than Fifty Dollars nance, and thB auma reeoired for such II Hi Mi. learn. For application call Z10/22 Liquors, Wines, Beer 6SA 1 SQCIETY bucket sells. CaU 086-5477 after a PM on at the oEn. Election U/a/fOt mlntalraUve and supervisors staff,. DISTRICT mowcrp atoroo AM/FM: (i other Itema. •" or 687.0174. H/T/r PUBLIC QUESTION MO. 1 foleTRSiW^^ (190.00) or Imprisonment for a Urm payments shall In aach year while any NO. LOCATION (301) 548-533B or wrlto Ad- 6B7-1350 Z 10/22 ©9©oo< »«<>««<>«0«0«OOI>00< S ft L Contractors, painting, Int. ftex L together. wHh all neaqsaarynnmlah- of the aaid bonoa or noUa are outetandk 4-H Beef Show ASPHALT driveway*, parking lota, AU Masonry, alterations, cloolHcal wer*. Terrace; and Columbia PUea. ' not exceeding live IB) days, or both, vance D.Tr' Dept. Edlaon In* I ADULTS WANT 5 rooma, SECOND DIBTmcT: Beingboundedby lng», furniture, eipilpment and ap. at the tuacrenon of the ocurt tribunal; lnj be Included In Ihe annual .budget TodayYAntwer duatrlalCenterAdmlniatratlon . Dogs, Cats, Pels 17 work done with power roller. AU Idnda 8 POINT LIQUOH MAId Flee estimates. K. Sehrelhofor, 987- CONSTITtmONAL paraW, as aliall be. reouTred In Livingston School Gymnas- New Jersey's 4-H Club BABY EQUIPMENT, masonry, .lamea LuMorgone, IB Paine loo Cubea 3713. Don LetUeri, 34S.0J16, x 10/ij Irvtnjton, immmllato oomipanoy. •i •urtiiiKiiiiiiirtiiiiiititiiiiiriiiiiiMrMiiJiiiriiiii tjiiriJiie*itiiiiiiiiMiiititiitiiriiii utit t AMENDMENT-REDUCTION Academy Terrace, SUlea Kreet, Elm- Section i AU ordinances orparbjof and raiaed by taxes levied upon all ium, entrance on Midland AdtOSS Bldg. SO. Route HI, Edlaon, Kitchrn aet. >0005000<»000000«OOOOOOOCOOO< Call anytime wood Terraoe, and Dewltt Terrace, order to complete aaid addition to orolnancaalllcoiudatentherewlthao*oooo»ooooooooooeovoo«oeoo< 573-38S0 Z 10/03 TOlvVEAM THIRD DISTRICT: Being bounded by and the aame arc hereby repealed to Ihe limit aa to rat* or amount, . > 3 Ltvtngaton School pymnaa- . l.l&n food name , Z 10/S: renovated and altered area of the term 4-H beef project by ex- Call273-77n X10/32 Repeat breading Alarlcldun Afgnrni, (At Fivo Point Shopping Center) Y«a •mwood Terrace, Wiles street, Valley •vliiliw HdMlog, jnobdlng Inolden- extent only of such Inoonaieumcy. '. Section 0. The Invalidity or Inctfec- lum, • entrance on Midland - 5.Cirtbb*tn 3. Cinnabar,. 23. With- Call Fred Von Anmnn, P. PASCALE b ALOENB Piano Tuning 74 « ROOMS WANTED Road, Clark. TounaMp Line, Wlnfleld Section 4, Thia ordinance ahatt be threnau of any one or more terma or Boulevard hibiting and selling their G 12/17 DEATH NOTICES tal' a. ^ ^* • lend fees. - country for on* out 1 BASEMENT CASH SALE - BAT. d 241-200Bor«7-0337 WATER- PnoOFING D MASON WORK for 2 adulta,Unlon,ll80-f 170month, Shall Article n, Baraeraph Township Line, - Bales street, Clark submitted to Ihe Dlnotor of Motor Ve- provisions of Ihs foragolng Ordlnanoa, 3 Kawameeh Jr. High School steern at the state 4-H Baby De Vry Technical Institute _. B 10/32 ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS xx»«oooooooooooooooooooo«oo< Nov. 1 oooupanoy. Call - ,. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiniiiiiiij 3 of the ConMUiiUon be Tmmahlp Una, Rahway River/Rarttan Section C That said auin of One Hmv hloIaB for approval and ahall take effect or the Inippllcahlllty thereof to anyprr- Oymnaalum, entrance loto &. Portion 4. Earth place Sun. OcL 31 & Nov. 1,10 . B, motora MU 8-1427 or Mil 8-4815 dred Sinty Thouaand Dollars (I160.0M) Beef Show and Sale next Tues- ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN L electrical aupplies, window fana, PIANOS TUNED 887-9U7, Z 10/19 attended ao aa to change the Road and Dewlft Terraos. . is provided V la*. aon or- ureumetanoos, anall not be David Terrace . 10.Alpht.Md . Koddcu - (L. EDUCATION 867 RAY AVE. UNION. N.J. Maintenance Service 65 C ALSO E01 l l A C1 m ul age quiMHcaltons of a voter lie. and.the same la hereby appropriated deemed' to affect the validity and effeo- '* • .City Federal Savings b air compressor, mod u»la,furniture, BRITTANY SPANIEL PUPS S J!j7.?i If i. VLSi !% ! %> HELFEn-AVALLONE-Aniola, onSa. for the - purpoaea alatad In Section 1 PASSED: OcL 6,1070 day and Wednesday. S.Compoxd abbr.) 064-1500 booka, dlaliea, etc. 31 Dupont PI., Irv. 11 wka. 2 males. AKC >o«oooeoo««o»««oo«o«oo««»oeo< PIANOS REPAIRED BUSINES3S8 ami, required efficiency/ from 31 yeara to1 0 yeara? EDWARD MURAWSKI UveneBa of the remalningterma and pro- Loan, Blertuempfel Rm,, Good atock. ' ' C. GOSC1NSKI - ES B-48K . Newark, beloved husband of Claire M, turday. October 17 1070 af faevayk 1097 Btoyvesant Avo, The event Will be held In 12,T«l«phone 3343 Morria Av... Union sck. ahota, wormed. SMALL OFFICESCLEANED ip-u-tment, furniehed/ unfurn- (neelloi^rlh)i.devot«lf.th, ofjo.e'pi; ^eliftSlate'Enirj,'mother of SSl!; PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL visions or the applicability of any Urm 6, Indeter- 24. Pronoun ZT/F Boo-1017 B 10/22 SUBURBAN PAVINO COMPANY . O 10/23 ished, Vnlon/lrvugton vicinity, as soon r STATEMENT . Linden Uader.ootiM,*. W0. .-; . APPROVED; OcL 7,1070 or provision to other persons and elr- 5 Rlmmale'a Flower Shop, the Coliseum on tho Trenton DOCTORS • DENTISTS - BEAUTY SA- Peggy, Dolorea and Hilda; alao 3jrand- • fVeei IIM.lt) nanelM llw ooat ofihe" """"aea'delt 1838 Stuyveaant Avenue wire minate 25. Barks BICYCLE 8ALE PARKING AREA, DRIVEWAYS, CURB- LONS - Etc. REASONABLE • HEL1A- aa possible Phone 375-7160. Z10/32 r The proposed conaUtuUonal crlbeduseoUonlhenoLtluirelihereby cumataneeB! but each term and proviaion ING, FREE ESTIMATES. WORKGUAR- PIANO- TUNING —-—ivi_- —^ K- 7^""~«i.7" • ohlldren. Funeral was from "dalanta JOKNT, OP.EOOMO . shall be deemed to be separate and In- lluadojuartare Fire Co. n Fairground!), the show begin- 13. Deceive degree 26. Singu- ORGAN — PIANO — ACCORDIAN BOYS OR GIRLS POLO BIKE • I3t,v5 BOXER PUPPIES—AKC roll. DLE, CALL 023-4104. R 12/17 Mrs. Margaret Rosen, Mra. otllla Funoral Home," 406 Sandford Ave Amendment authorises the lowers aathoriud the Issuance of negotiable MAYOR •" 3403 VamluU Road, rear . POPULAR — CLASSICAL — THEORY Pot and ahow, champion hloodllnca, ANTEEft MU 7-3133. o 12/17 .AND • 3 ADULTS b 2 children, want 0 rooms, Ing of the voting age of a voter bonds of the city of Linden, in theCountv to. AUmaUsrarelatingtothe 6 ning at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday (Jwd.) T.SaWUlf lar ACCORDldN RENTALS FOR BEGIN- REPAIRING GroM and Mrs. Marls Loheokaj grand- (Vailaburg), on Wedneeaaj^ Reoulem ATTEST: entrance IStfO Mdrflo Avc, Union 665-2363- FLOOR REPAIRINO ftSANDMcVSand- Irv./ BeUevlUe/Unlon, Immediate oo- father of Joseph A, Beoht'The funoral Haas,- Sacred HesrtChwch (Valle- from 91 to 10 years of age. of Union, In en agrrigile principal HENRY J.BARAN l not herein specifically aet and the solo the following party 27. Sharp NERS. CALL HONNY FRAONER, 370- 5B4-S400 BIO/22 >«oo«oo«o«oo<>»ooocloo«ooeo*oo< J. Z1DONIK cupanoy. CaU PUBLIC QUESTION NO, H amount of not ecoeedlM One Hundred Jelferaon. School Auditor- 14. FV»t«d vtM 3511, - •211/1' ZT/F ing ft refinlahlng on old Ct new oaora,i DR. 8-3075 XT/F crrv CLERK may be determined and provided T ium, entranoo on Hilton Ave- day. , 8. Stir up 29.Wa«te 3S.MadlMl Carpentry 32 rug cleaning, W.W.- oorpot b uplioliiter- 780-4016 Z10/33 M m c m AN ORDINANCE TO SUPPLE- Sixty Thouaand Dollars (1160,000), pur- Unden Leader, OoL 39,1070. 15. Shed CONSTITUTIONAL aunt to the prorleJons of Chapter 34 of 5. Strike society BEAGLES — llandaomo, aturdy, pup- >o«oeo««o«o«o«oo<>o«o«ooo««oO«000«0VUW00O90O9«»00«O00«< TlLSZSfr » 8SSB5S5 S$ ' * "^ '• "•"«» " " MENT AN ORDINANCE EN- . . ' ' (Fee: eTbyTSKf Jen-oraon School Auditor- fetther* allow- - 44-inch Fruitwood - pica, AKC. Johnaon, (40 Rlvoraldu oatlmatea. 024-0407 — 824-UOO, COUPLE b CHILD a««k 4 rooma Inr./ TITLED, "AN ORDINANCE TO TlUe IIA of the RevUed SUtntee of New 11. Borne ance (abbr,) CARPENTER-CONTRACTOR 1 Plumbings Heating • 75 HlUaido/ Union, Nov. lat oocupinoy. on Friday, pefcber Hi to SacrSl Heart . ^ Jereey, and other applicable atatutea.' Section ll'. Thia ordlninoe ahall take 6 ioffl| entrance.on Hilton Avc- . 18. Cobb Fr«nch Provlnclol Avo., Lyndhurst, N.J. ' -i- .!.'.. R11/38 1 effect in the manner proscribed by law, 37.B1nilM 438-0033 B 10/22 All phaara ol romndnUngtalteraUona, >oooocK>o«oo«< Church (Valleburi) tor a High Mass of LEITENBEROEl»70, of 14 Prlnoetoin - t Dorothrtoad, yCranford M. (ne! e DEDUCTION INCREASE BULLSEYE! 17. School 13. Blooming- 32. Ex- : , IBIVA TRAINING addlUonaa,, dormn 1 . beloved wUe of SJoseph B. Leltenbert-W ' AND STATE TO PASSED: Oct. 8, 1970 Union Hlgli School, Room BREAKFRONT dormnrn, kUchonB, bath- 373-4407 Z 10/42 method o/aala and/or delivery of saM SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY red hauated «.Tib«t rooms. All••'--' typu- - ipnirlng. P, EXPERT CARPET CLEANING, FLOOR CemotSv. * '' "'""" erS!»HS>»: devote.d ."& mothe . "^»J.liSfaBr.r of Joseph C Lell- SHARE COST " u lEDWARD MURAWSKI , 0 109, entrance on No. Third mark* COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COLLIE PUPPIES- BERTALONTCS - Jota| onThuraday, bonda, and all other details not detor- CHANCERY DIVISION . Street ' To reach :the person you want,, 15. Super-. (2wda.) CURIO Holnzu. ' WAXINO, WINDOWCILKAN1NO, DRAP- •nMrgeri daughter of Mra, Anna Oeb- i Shall the' Amendment of mlned herein ahall be determined by Bub- 10. Period All colors. A.K.C. reciaternl, had 087-2001) placements, gaa tirod bollora. Now 3 ADULTS aeek 4-3 rooma, upper Oolober 19,1170, of a stnlthfleld Lane, hard. The funeral waa from "Haeberle Artlole VXOM Section Lnura* UNION COUNTY '- PRESDENT or COUNCO.' Burnet Jr. lUgh School, use an inexpensive want ad IBM KEYPUNCH all nhotH. phone K 11/26 FRY CCEANINOilALL 1ULLY IN. conatructipn, modem aower clnaning. Vaileburg/IvJ lim areas. Nov. let. ecQUBBt TMftlutlftna adopted purauant to plaintiff ' '' Jl. market 33. Dirties «.-r CABINET 81IU:D. CALL FORirjttE ESTIMATE. Florham Park, formerly of Newark, b Barth Colonial Home," UOO Pine graph 4 oHhe couStuUon APPROVED: OctijinO 10 Room 104, entrance on Cald- In. Milt newspaper. It's so 440-man • B 10/22 Call llorli Trloflor, ES 3-0800. XT/F ' occupancy. Coll 043-1000, Ext. 301, law.-- -j. • "-^ -•• . • . . '•• • - WALTRrt IOLDE-. Docket-No, Item ATLAS.CLEASjNU^tRVlCE beloved huabandofTeelale(nooKovaos)s Ave,. comer of Vauxhall'Road, Union, of the State of New Jerery weU Avenue Mllland, 34. Brewer's -43.X IBM DATA PROCESSING 1 Section 4. That pending tholnuBitdeof Socrlllca .... $260 "All types of carpentry, porches, clos- B77 chanci'llor Avr,', lrvingttiri.^ 0-4 P.M. Or 373-0500 nlternS P.M. devoted -fulher.ot.Mrs. Emma.Cunthor on Wedneeday.f'October 81; thence to rrantlnr an annual dadue- BRAND. M-1043-70. Bunwt Jr. High School, elmple ...,'. actor 18, Hot rodder* need Short Courui, Tuition PUni. nta, paneling, block coilinga, elc. Spu- WALTER REZINSKI and Mra. Drone Reason^Brandialhor of SI .Antoninus church, Newark, for a Son not to eweed 3160.00 the permanent bonda aulnorlied by Sec- ""*""» VE. CIVIL ACTION ATTEST: „ 11 Room 138, entrance on Cald- worth 1595.00 ciallxine In omall Jobu. Fully Insurnd, CaaUMarv.U , 371-81118, Unn3 hereof, there may be taauedbyUie Defendant ' - (Matrimonial) SNItVJ.BAnAN DIAL 22,Grub (al.) R 12/17 PLUMBMO ft HEATINO Robort Ounther, MmBarbara Lyons, High Maaa of Requiem. from (he tax blU for taxes ' i well Avenue Approvvd for Velarim by N.J. local Illllalde enrpenlur. Call In A.M. KITCHENS ft BATHROOMS MODERN- BUSINESS COUPLE, no chUdren; want Marilyn byan. dj 3SharoiOviaaon Erei. . alao sur- City promissory notea or temporary r EIUKA HILDEBRANI NOTICE TO AB- crrv CLERK Christ Evangellcsl Lutlieran 24. Submarine call 763-8234 pn or after 5 P.M., 020-4180.. KT/F bonda toa n aggregate principal amount ol STATEMENT Stat* Oapt* of Education BIO/22 IZED, OAS HEATING 373-4038 4-8 rooms, Nov. I occupancy. < Ceil vived • I bywu'eonduotedffomVHaeberie.; 3 .great- ErandohUdren, . provided of certain eltlxena SENT DEFEND- 13 Church, Morris Avo. Ii 686-7700 for appointment. 334-6050 HOME CLEANINO SERVICE John, 687-5040 unUl 4:15, or3Yi-6l IS Funeral waa•<---•*--* •-- • -•* LESNESKI - On Monday, October 13, not exceeding One -Hundred sixty Thou-' ANT OF ORDER The ordinance publuhed herewith haa 27.O»nufl*et SCHOOL OF Window washing., floor waxing, rag X T/F b Barth Homo; to» Funerala,!' 971 1(70, Ruth C. [FreemanX'of 38 DoWltl and resldenU of this stele Starling Rd? : Ash lor Classified H/tf tutor 8 P.M. > Z 10/32 Clinton Ave., trvlnglan,. aand Dollars M1M.000), pursuant to FOR PUBUCA-- been flnaUy pissed and lha 30daypariod Kawamenh Jr. High School 28. Aria DATA PROGRAMMING ' DOG FOOD, Have Your Dog Food ahampooing, kilchin walla and woody Road', EUiabelh,.N,J,l beloved wife of ol the age of »5 or more Ceilings 35 Chapter 34 of Title \u, of Iho ReWaed . T»N . . ,JI of limitation within wntch a suit, action 13 Gymnasium, ontrancs 1686 39. Vietnam 1018 Stuyvvunt Avtnue, DeUverod To Your Door. Alpo, Trl- work oluanod. 028 - opgs. R 11 /5, Fiaii-i- INFLATIONI Don't pay more to BLACKBOURN-On October. 18, 1070, Vincent L, Lesneskl; devoted mother yeanlnBeadof.thalW.0O Statutes. Said promissory notes or tem- STATE OF NEW JERSEY: , . ,.. or proeaedlng can be commenced, aa ri>modiil your bathroom. 3pc.balhroom WIDOW fi 8 year old son wishes 4. f Doctor Albert C, Leaneald; alatar deduction - preiently pro* David Terraoe Public Notice Union-.964-1144 K Jj/fl BAR wmi 3 STOOLS. 5"X4"XU In- umnh oUu.r brando. 25 & 6oTK ban ' Myrtle E, (nee Soheell.of vlt Lafayette porary loan bonda ahall mature In not ex- TO: EIUKA IULDEBRAND >: provided in the Local Bond Act. has hoildiy oi Klbhli-i Frenh Beef and Iloraanwa" NUW f1USPENL)l-:D CEIMNOS outfit, Amorlnan Standard flxturoa, rooms, utilities supplied, $128 month. Ave,, Union, wue.ofTnoinaslLi mother f Albert E. Freeman. Alao aurvlved vldad on Ihe aggregate tfr> Lee Mylea Automatic ches. Formica with black vinyl and Florence Ave., Irv. area, tall 371-1764 seesedvaluiUonofeuchreal By virtue of an Order of thuBnpertor begun to run from the date of Uie Bret 14 Tranamlasiona, 1418 Btay- SO.Man'i gold motal trim. Call 353-4S02 bo- 4041b. Alao Cot Food. complete price ONLY $350. Stale Use. . of Robert'W,} also survived by & grand-, from tuna to ttma by Bimllar notes or publication ol thia Statement. ORDINANCE NO, UC MM ' ovi:n YOUR OLD PLASTKH Masonry 66 plumber, .lobbing and Altorallons. cull after 7 p.nv . Z10/33 Court Bf New Jersey, ChancnyDmsua, vesant Avenue ENTITLED nlckiuune twoon 0 and 5 n,m. z 10/22 • Call 300-0225 B 10/22 RAIILHARPEK children, Service .waa, aonduated-from temporary loan bonda. but the renewal mada on the BUidayofOctoba&lvT^ln a ;\ . . Clly Clerk XX»O0<» Itorry, 341-4808, . X13/3 "MoCrsoken Funeral . Home," 1800 ^daSSSStota St. . Michael's Parochial AN ORDINANCE'TO AMEND 241-3000 DAYS, 686-5771. EVfS. »oo«ooo«oo«<)o<>«o<>«oe«o<>6«<>o< notes or temporary uan'bondB ahall cMl action wheretnWalterHillebrudls Unden Loader Oct. 3 J, 1070. IS School Auditorium, Orangt, 81. Warm COPPER TONE GAS STOVE, German Shophord puppien, oucollont ALL MASONRY, STEPS, WATER- Morria Ave,, Union,. Tuesday, October relmburaed to MunicipaU- mature In not exceeding Uie time pro- Uw Halnttff and you ore the Defendant, AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, Personals SUPERIOR PLUMBINO b HEATINO Board, Room, Care 103 JO. JnUrmTOt ResUand Memorial Park. 'ties by the State of New .••' (Fee:)3T.0i) !T!N ORDINANCE CONCERN/ ov«r BRICK FIREPLACE, guard, ohamplonahlp, oxcenent blood- PROOFING, SlUtWAUKS, WALLS: vided by law, • you are hereby required to. anaver the . , __1 Chestnut CALL ES4-001S SELF EMPLOYtDft INSURED. OUB lluat InsbUled - Repairs - Re- Jeraey, be approved?. Section 8. tt Is hereby determined and complaint of the pialnUfl on or before it INO OFFICERS AND EM- SB.Bxuuuna- line, extra large, bones. AKC Reg., to. modeling - Electric Bmmt cleaning— »O0«O0«000000«O00O0000o6000< gS&»«H8aJ5S& STATE OF NEW JERSEY Street PLOYEES OF THE TOWN OF AFTER 5 P.M. Z 10/32 malpa. Alao atud anrvicn, 370-3240 Cemetery Plots 36 /„ ZAPPULLO b SONS, ES 8-40711, CONOVER - Virginia M. (nee Krae- Wermont Hollywood Memorial ParK declared by this City council aa follows: tha ithday of December, W0,,by serv- ROOFfNG MV STATION, Uon MU 7-6476.^ 011/12 24-Hour Sorvliie — Call 374-6887 or ESSEX QUEST HOUSE OF MONTCLAIt mirj, on Saturday, October 17, 1070, union, ... STATEMENT.. Ellsabethtawn Consolidated iwiNOTON, ESSEX COUNTY, 0 10/22 540-8705. XT/F (A). That prior to Ihe passage of thle ' ASBURYPARK .17 an Co. Bufldlng, Green M. Number DINING ROOM SET. PECAN FRENCH Residence For Senior Cltixona " age SO yeara, of 31 Lenox SL, Newark, ormnanea onflrBtreaduu-aBuppiemefttal PBOIECTNO. 144J NEW JEBSEIV UNDER THE Full Board McCHESNEX-MUdred A, (nee Wir- unendment authorlasi y 1 Lane •Personals 10 PROVINCIAL,' 4 ABM CHAIRS, 4 SIDE HOLLYWOOD MEMOHL\L PAIIK, Inc. ) ALL MASOM1Y, PLABTEIUNO. wife al the late William R, Conover debt atalementwas dtuyBlediKlheoffloe and • . - - - PROVISDNS AF THE crvn, (uffbt GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPP113 - 746.5308 Z13/3 man), on Monday, October 10, 1070. '•• n the annual tax Franklin School Gymnas- CHAIRB, OBLONG TABLE WlTII 3 AKC, BEAUTIFUL, 111 HARRISON "The cebictery Uoaiilitul" Stuyvi-Bant . WATERPROOFING' BRICK STEPS, devoted mother of Mrs. Helen Mmgan, of the city Clerk, and that said supple- LOCATION it SERVICE ACT OF THE STATE Doraey P. and William R. Conover Jr. of 31 Locust Ave,, MUlburn, wife lot to tI60,00 mental debt statement ehowe that the net ium, entrance ou Undy Tor- 38. Card fame v LEAVES, B0FFET d SERVER J400. AVE!, ROSELAND, A.J. Ave., Union . I48B-70 SUiyvcHont Avo. SELF EMPLOYED AND INSURER. Rest Homes 79 x>«ooo«o««oeoo6«oooooo«oo««o< the late Robert D, Mocheenoy; dovoteb OF NEW JERSEV, AND WRITE BOX 003,. c/o SUBURBAN Union, MU n..|300. • G li/12 A. NUFRIO - ES 3-11773 • O ltf/30 . Alao aurvlved by 0 grandchildren ahd aohooi debt-of the City, after the Issu- rendered against you as tho Court ahall 3r7Avenue'Ai Battle 11D1 Sohool Auditor- ADOPTMO APPROPRIATE S9 Cll 328-0858 B 10/22 1 great-arandcnlld. The funeral waa ' mother of Mrs. Betty Jane Loria ahd ance of me t»nds authorised hewin, will PUBLISHING CORP., .1201 STUY- Furnished Rooms For Rent 105 Mra. Janice Frits; alater of Mra, ome Is under 15,000,00 think uquiSnle and JuaL You ahaUtUe SL, Aabury Park,N.J. 10 ium, Cor. Remmoa Ave, b TITLES AND SALARY RANOES 41. Trim JTYPING SERVICE VESANT AV,, UNION, OR CALL MRS. GREAT DANEs"^ '. SALVATORE FRICANO — MASONRV CHERRY HILL Heat Home for ihs from "Haeberlo and Barth Home for not axeeed four per oentnm of Uie aver- your Anawer and Proof of Service In nuurD. state of New Jersey SELLER 735-7004. H/T/F Funerola." 071 Clinton Ave,, Irvlngton Florenoe whltmoro, Mrs, Fouato by awludlnc •oclal lecurlty bene- af* eojuallsed valuation of taxable prop- Kllllan Place 4J.—-Of All kinds of typlno aervicea avdtl- AKC, quality, blanks WIUi sound struc- C-leaning Seivicenlei WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES. Aged and Retlrod — home-Uke atmoe- Yanaga: Alexander and Herbert Pier- duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior sealed bids (a) for eac.1l of AMPLES OF WORK AND RE- 36B VAILSBUnO on Tueaday, OoL30|thenoeto8aorod tttt, from conaidersiton fit con- erty anSe School Dlatrlct of the City of Court, Slate Houae AnnesL Trenton, New branches ol work, and » '- 30 . Firat congregational DunoelM abla for Indivlduala or induatry. ture and tpmporamnnL X-rayed cltiar. BATHROOM TILING - CONCRETE maii; alao aurvlved by 3 grandchil- nection with the annual d QJIREMENTS FOR EACH OF 320-8007 • . BIO/22 <6 WORK - PATIOS. 0Clll r i LAROE, olean, comfortable room for Heart Chureh, Vailaburg, for a High Unden,' aa provided In Article 4of Jersey, 08838, In aceoroanee wiBi tha Church, Burnet and Doria Uaaa addreaains;, lettQra,roaumea, DESK, blonde oak, executive atyle: KOMFORT KLEKN r retlnod buslneaa woman. In quiet Maaa of Requiem, dren. Relatives and friends are kindly Chapter 34 oftltle IIA of tho RevUed SAID OFFICES, POSITIONS AND 4S.*hw»rU 4rafta,*eto. Loweat ratea. wide ranjo phonograph: . Roto Broil • . . 277-0211, BU/5 ^ stairs " T T>f. Invited to attend the funoral sorvioo rules of olvU praotlae and prooedura. 21 Townloy Fire House, Morris EMPLOYMENTS Dry Cleaning Laundromat private homfcj Reference. r«,u.r^ 8tanltes. ' ' ' 44. Back talk broiler 400: maple double bod. CaU German Shophurds, 0 wk, old A.K.C. >O«C«O0«6o0OO«9O««0609«OO0 Darth Colonial Home," 1100 PIDHETTI-Emll D,, on Wodnosdny, elecUon dlatrlota lorthe City of 1 trinoe aldercd for final passage and was finally DOWN Clothing, Household Gifts 37 inaured. 373-1163. O 1C/2D ot la the aggregate eum of One Hundred Linden, New Jersey O70J8 publicly opened and read aloud. No bid 34 BaUle HUl Sohool Auditor- adopted on OctoKrlWi 1870 after a Reasonable. • Moving & Stoiage 67' UNION ; Pine Ave., corner Vauxhall Rd«, Union, October 14. 1070, agod 78 yeara of Sixty- Tho5CT*Dollaj-a (• 180,000) and DATED: October 19,1470, wS b?accepted after the hour specified. l.Baktenti ELECTRIC GENERAL ELECTRIC 330-0703. BIO/22 «ooo«oo«oooo«O«>»OO0()O00000«OOC«000000000000«090< brother of Mrs, Sadona Thorno of Irv- 3D School M d sxeoutlon tom e lum, entrance on Whitewood TON, ESSfeX COUNTY, NEW PARTY. CALL 748-2022. X 11/13 SERVISOFT conditioned water BOARDING, OHOOMING, TATOf.iuNO, batli ftentranoo , #54buapnaseadoor. lngton, Mrs. Oertnido Roae of.Boston, bers of Sacred Heart Society, Third JERSEYTUNDER THE PHOVI- Second Reformed Church Florcnco b Elmwood Avea. helps you full time. f|elpK AMBULANCE S V. HVIC K. KI:NNU£ I1ENTON <1 HOLUKN, INC. TREE SERVICE Elderly gentleman only. Call Ea, Order of SU Franoia, Our Lady of nKrtlnanc. riudl lake Roail (Basement) Maaa., Douglas and Freeman Crowe! Hi pu»|* and poblicitlon Washington School Oymnas- SBNS OF THE CIVIL SERVICE with bathing, cooklna, rilith- open dolly* 10 11.n1. to Q [i.m,, ^int, LOCi.L ii LONG DISTANCE MOVINQ CANADIAN TREE SERVICE SPECIAL- 4-8195; zloTffl Mra. Molly Engram. Mra, MolltaSaun- Sorrows, Orotta Mlnarda Society, In- 32 Second Reformed Church Floronno Ii Qm»ood Avis. POETS-See your beat worka In print lormont lloly Sepulchre Cemetery. . he "State reaervea the right to reject Inro, entrance on Whitewood ACT OF THE STATE OF NEW waahlnu, laundry. Ancf no |n. b Sun. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. CLINIC. STORAGE — ALLIED VAN LINES IZING m TniMMnro AND REMOVAL. dora, and Mra,. ll Herrltt, all of JERSEY AND ADOPTING ' AP- (Basement) with other budding writers, share in expenalval CallHULTS SER- Mon. Wed. Itld. ami Snt, ID o.in. t^i (47 Yeara Dependable SMVige) . FREE ESTIMATING, FULLY IN- »«ooc«»»o««o«oo6«««< Leader,OcL23,1070(FeeJ4Mo) Road The First Cong, Christian Church CUnton AVB. 1 Clvlo Sq. ;. ooets of printing private edition. Pro- ; Canada. Relatives and friends are kind- G afternoon ofsald day. *°EaohWdde'inuac deposit with bis bU. 93 Y.M.C.A., 313 Salem Road 2 p,m. Tuna., Thurs., 4 to n p.m. FL 1 - 2727 O "/.36 fessional critiques offered free, Wrlto VISOFT, 1046 Rl. 46,Moun- SURED. CALL ANY TIME, 836-3088. Furnished Room Wanted 106 ly Invited to attend the funeral aervloe SCHEUERMANN-Anthony (Tony), on talnaldn Tar u frnehame dom- '24 ICvergrnon Ave,, Nwk, (3 blocks - J11/0 Mb 1 .Sunday, October IB, 1070,ohlsMyrtle NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT OF ALL that certain vast or parcelof aeottrity in the •mounCform and sublecl 34 EUiabethbwn Consolidated Sanford Hiigjita United .844 Sanford Avtiiue^'i'- . .. * pax MM, Suburban Publishing Corp., EXPERT ALTERATIONS oooqoeooo " ", K! *, Barth Homo for Fu- land, situate, lying and wine laths to tha conditions provBed In Iho Instrue- Go Co. BuUdlng, Oreen onalrutinn. AD 3-1 200 from Ella, line) opp, 000 Frelinithuv- DRIiSSI-S, PANTS, SUITS, COATS, nnjla-OTl Clinton Ave., Irvinaton, on _ , MUlburn: nuabahd of the late ORDER FOR PUBLICATION TO BE g3nwR Presbytsrlan Church 1201 Stuyvessnt Ave., Union. ' ROOM b BOARD OR 1-2-1/3 ROOM sen Ave., Nowark. [j 10/22 Moving & Storage 67 AUoe (nee Zeltler), Survived by four PUBLISHED AND MAILED City of Undin; County of union and Lane DBFD«rK)NS, EXAMPLES OF MorreUlllgh Sohool 1253 Clinton Avenue ' JW 10/22 ITC. FOR MEN ft WOMI-N, UNiniJ FURNISHED APARTMENT wanted for Stale of New Jersey: Ition of Udders la particularly IS Connecticut Farms School 175 Madiaon Avenuo ARKA - 087-5420 - 687-5381. K 11/12 >oo©«ooxoo& Vacuum Cleaners 94 mature woman, up to $130 month/im- mtermenf' in Hollywood Memorial Park. eons, 13 daughtere, two 'alatera, one SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY to the reojUremenle as to condl- WORK AND* REOUmEMgnj Madison Avenue Sohool brother, 33 grandchildren and nine ' DOCKET NO. M-870-70 KNOWN anddeslinaiednyna Gymnasium, Stuyveaant FOR EACH OF SAID OFFICES, Madison Avenue School - 170 Madison Avenuv . Antiques. FOR SALE- .-.TWO_ P-MS-_ D QUANTUM MINIATURE POODLES, AKC >C40«09«00000«OO«00OMO0«0O9< mediate oooupanoy. Call 375-4108' Lot Nos, 1MH, 10O£ane)lBO4 In imploymant tob e observed and 175 Madison Avenuo IDA REGISTERED. xxx>oooooooo««o«oo«o«oo«<»oc< : Z 10/ , great grandahlldran. Relatlvea and •ATE OF NEW JERSEY: w«e rates tob e paid under POSITIONS AND EMPLOY- Madison Avenuo School BASE SPEAKER CABINETn-S^, wilh now KELLY MOVERS FALK - On Tueaday, October 13,1070, frienda are kindly Invited to attend the mock « on MapMlBUad "Realty 38 Connecticut Farma School MyrUe Avenue Sohool SIS Myrtle Avenue JB Lansing Spealtorat also new Dual BLACK (1 CIICCOLATIi. Drugs & Cosmetics 42 BOUailT-SOLD-REPAIRED Richard L. of 1110 Fall* 'Terrace, Trust Map No/37 of 4400 Lota Gymnasium, Stuyvasant MraSaaY CERTIFY that the above funeral aetvlce at luuberle 6 Barth virtue O ordlninoe %. MC UU waa introdooed MyrUe Avenuo School 315 yyrtlo Avonue . ANTIQUES - Pino wajhatanda, pine Showman AmpUflor. Cull 757-5747 754-2338 • B 10/22 )0<>0«0««<)«0«0<>0«<>0«C>COOOO»0« 3S2-13B0 .,.•'• ^-radb-lna aceeptei'. Union, N.J,; beloved husband of Flor- Colonial Home, UOO pine Ave., corner of .ChsnceryDlvialon, altuated at Tiiwii>.iintenr?withdrar w Ma bUwlUu onl - - Ave. entrance TOWN OF mVINGTON after 2 p.m, II T/F Alio Aifonl For KIRBY VACUUM CO. Houses For Sale m ence li, devoted father of Mra. Haiel Union Methodist Church, en- atuVTui' & of the Municipal Council draaaara, ISO auhi powter It corner Vauxhall Road, Union, on Thuraday, fof September. 1070, ***-WL J8 i y ** •"** "*** 97 of ™e Town Sf mrtnBton, New Jersey, TOTH PHARMACY CH 6-1602 North American Van Lllioe. 144 Illllalde Ave., HUlalde, 033-7200, E. Daily; brother of Mra, Haaal Wool- r e trance on Berwyn SL u>d ait>r mmboardmmboardaa , 1100 upj cherry drop lleaff MINIATURE SCHNAUZER >OO6OOO0«C«OO«OO«O6OOOOOOO< October 33, at 11 KM. Interment «relnT!,UCY XNTO-' held on September 1™ '""• tablea. 180 upj many more itoma. OAS RANOE - Tapping, $25 and MINIATURE PDNSCHEH puppies 204 CHESTNUT ST., ROSELLE 1'AltK The OENTI.Emon of the Z 10/23 ey, and Mra, Ethel Oardnor, alao Woodland Cemejery, Newark. NUCCI Is Uw plaintiff and youara the OF THE TREASURY 'Good condition. FREE DELIVERY OPIiN DAILY Moving Indiutry , . ANTIOUA WEST INDIES - VlUn - 4 survived by .1 grandchild and 4 great- lalon of Duilduj and Construction Siblieition aocordlnl to law was further AKC >oooo«oooooooeo«ooe«o«oo«oo< defendant, you are nereby required to considered for Una! puaan and waa WAIID DOT NAME u Call FrL, bntwoon 1 li 5 P.M. KLOSTERHOLK KENNELS 350-4207 600,000 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLFD R T'P batha, 4 bedrooma, kitchen, 4 private grandchildren, The funeral aervloe answer Uis'complalnt of die _„;.-.:DONALD- A-.suLLiv. SULI»AN,r " G 11/26 patios - Beautiful oooan view with waa held-at the "MoCraoken -Funeral STRUBLE-On October 10, 1070, Union Leader, October 33, M, 1070. ffl dtd on Ootoberli l«Oefter ES. s-7610 I) 10/23 Vinyl Relin. & Repair. 94A aeons' W, Struble, of 80 Uguardla or before the let day of Dec, Director. . (We tDt.40) 1 AuniaUStroot School 105 AU|USU Street TTQUES'S8faJlJk®*, 0C000O« >xy>«o«oo«ooooooo«>w lonnia, swimming and .beaoh rlahta. Home," 1800 Iterrle Ave.. Union on by aerrlng an answer on wuut Premises an known as IIS Unden Leader, Oct. 19-13,1070 B0 Coll Street 1 Z 10/23 Friday, mtermant, Hollywood Memor- Ave,, laelln, N,J,/beloved father of 1 Colt stroot Fire llouao County). X 11/5 MINIATURE SCIINAUZUt, P.O. Box 8311, Soaradale, N.Y, 10583, iftSNER. ESQ., plainUfFs attorney, ttoCandlau Street, Under, New (Fee: IJ4.08) 56 Cheattuit Avonue MAPLE HUTCH, electric ludso trlril- Electrical Repairs U FLORIDA SPECIALIST ALL'VDTYL REFINISHDia b REPAIR- M T/F, Eugene, WlQlam, Elmer. Wesley and - 3 Veterans of Forolpt Ware Quality pupa, genealogy line, INO KITCHEN CHAIRS, SOFAS, ALL John Struble, Mr*, alia Sohults, Mra. wkosai aldress la UNION COUNTY Post 11041 mer, 3 Orlontal table lamps, attic Reasonable )«0<>OC»X)90«00«0<>000<>«0000«00< LWL'SWVICS. CORB.^J.4 East 111 Montjomery Avenuo fan, all good condition. CaU TYPES OF OFFICE CllAmS. REFIN- Mary MookitouaU, Mrs. Margaret ESTATE OF ELIZABETH ANNA 4 Eadea HaU 608-1351. B10/22 ISHED LIKE NEW, LAROE ASSORT- OARDNER- OnOotoberl4,llr70,Adole lillten, Mrs. Anna Flynn, Mra. Augusta RR1EDRICIL deceased. 5 American Legion Hall 30 Itarrlaun Plicu 607-7579 Z 10/32 JOHN poLrro Ueensod I'3ectrloal Goo: PATON Assoc. (Menken), of 3333 Bo, Cameron Ave,, PurauantTo Uie order of ANTHONY E. 20 WaahlnitonlAvsntio Contractor,. Hnonalri lira b malntunance., MENT OF COLORS, WORK GUARAN- Diller and Mra. LydlnMoakwa. Fu- 0 Fire House ANTIQUE SHOW Male, pup, 3 moa,, black, ahort luiired TEED. FREE ESTIMATE. 688-3M3. Real Eatate Droller Morlaogoa Tyler, Texas, wife of the late Edward! neral aervices Thursday, Ootober 33, i Room ORASSO, Surrogate of Uie County of 7 Union Avanuc School .433 Union Avenue HEALTH FOODS • we oarry a full No lob to amall. Call us loyprompt mother of WlOlatn A.. Edward It,, John Board of Uie City of linden to tra Essex, Ads day made on the application 433 union Avenue COMMONWEALTH CLUB line of natural fooda-NUTS-IIONEY- with tan markinga, ralaua with mothor, DON'S^ at 10:30 A.M. atTerrUl'illomelorFM- tolJNDENINN,INC.,trailnias L Town Clark 1 Union Avenue School sorvioo, EL 2-3445. K T/F 33 W.Wetfld.nve,Roe.Pk.34'l-8%6 R,, and Mra. Doria bo Soli alao aur-- Demi* PL %HS* of the undersigned, Executor of said de- 105 AugustA Strtni! 551 Valley Hd., (opp. Bond,a) SALT-FREE li SUGARLESS FOODS, ahota. nirala, 880 Stuyveaant Ave,, Irvlngton, Irv. Herald, OoL M, IIW0 (FeeW.U) 0 Auiusta Street School 088--8072 or 880-4000 1110/22 ECONOMY MOVERS, INC. vlved by 11 gnndchlldnn. Servloewaa N.J. Interment, Hollywood Memorial duplicate with the Clerk oeased,- notloe Is hereby given to Uie 10 ML Vernon Avonue School ' '4B MLvomon Av«tui«. mVlNOTON HEALTH FOOD STORE-' at the "McCraoken Funeral Home," oredltore of eald deceased to.eahlblt to 4B MUVornon Aveiiio 0 Oranje Avu., Irvtajton. ES 2-6803. Wealhoi shipping 98 rcourl, state House An- 11 ML Varnon Avenue School POODLE puppies, blaok mlnlaturei, LpCAtrfr.L'ON.G DISTANCE ROBBLLB 1800 Morria Ave., Union, on Monday. New Jersey, 08615. in ao the subscriber, under oalh or affirma- TOWN OF mVINOTON SUMMIT HEALTH FOOD BTORE-404 • Floors Scraped • 47A 3412 VAUXHALL RD MOOO«0«««0««« Ootober 10, Interment Arlington Cem- TONDO (nee Formica) - Suphla, bolov- 1 tion, their clalma and demanda JONTCLAIR Spruigfleld Ave., Summit. CR 7-3050, ' ' wiui chlldr ^ champion par- tha rules ol or- ' — PROPOSAL ents, ahow or pot. X>9000«0«<}0«000«0«000«<>0««0( 687-00.15 INTERLOCKINO METAL WEATHER LOOKING FOR A RANCH? etery, Koarny, . . fd wUe of the lalo Philip^ onialstod anunst the eeUte of said deoouedwUh- EACTWAnD 3mtrt>, Prl.. Sat. 1 to 10 p.m. ZT/F STRIPPING FOR DOORS AND WIN- Or 1| c m B six months from this date, or they (301)233-4383 B 10/23 KARL OANTNKR We have It I 3 bednsotni, dln.nn Sk ^"' £ l ii * °™ mth f none, w in, m**ml be made Sealed proposals will be received by NLW AND OLD FLOORS 8CRAPEI1. DOWS. MAURICE LINDSAY GRAF-Adolph, on Friday, October 16, will be forever barred from proaecut- WAHD DIST NAME ADDRESS LIKE NEW-UA1IY CARRIAGE 4 ELMWOOD TEH,, DIV. • ES 3- 1637 rm,, Int. floor laundry thlavatory. 1070, aied 78 years, on 138 Buahnell Italy to wrlfihg to Mr. Henry J. tog or recovering the some against the POODLE- - Female 11wka, , old. Black, AND FINISHED, 246 Lincoln P., Iry- ROBIIDNS b ALLISON, INC Secretary, AloohoUo Beverage 1 ROCKING HORSE. ROCKINO Dl/cK, champion bloodline; A little beauty. Inilton. 373-lHOo, h/F Fully flnlihod baiement area. St., Union, beloved huabond of Anna TOWttSKIPOPV- eunsarlber. BL Loo's Sohool 130 Myrtle Avenu» 'JO 0g. 22,23,24 1 CRIB WlTl/ MATTREfB MOVING - STOF1AGE - PAOtyNff au/n Hot wotor heat, (Mlly enrpeud. Kruot arafi devoted brother of Mrs. dMre.Joeo- Board of the City of Unden, CHARLES W, FRIEDRICH Apsrbnont llouav Basement 30 Marshall Street Reaaonable, 534-4410, B 10/12 .. 213 SOUTH AVE... CRANFORD, N.J, ASSESSMENT HU 8-4833 K10/43 Pine Esit-Bnd looatlon* -clara-OreeD-of-Qermanyj-aleo-aur—- • - - *- -- - -,. mdohilUrfliu^" Deiodl Ootober 13,1870 Apartment House-Basement .14 Marahall Street 50 Top Deal.ra, ERICKSON MOR. (ALLIED VAN LINKS) jS*O»S vlved by niecea and nenhewa. The 661 Orove Street Admlaalon $1 with thia ad. POODLE - Female, mini. Window Cleaning 99 ">>»«• 'romthe.Raymond Funeral PABUOl(M.«,Un UNIOM COUKWTKOAL SERVICES LOUS R. dE FtUPPIS, ATTORNEY Fire House LOVE SEATS, 2 new Spanla'i, THIS IS REALLY ' funeral ssrvloe waa at "Haeberle b Berkeley School 780 Orove Street Silver gray, a moa, old, reg, Furniture Repairs 50 V U bUr 199 Maplewood Avenue X 10/33 green A gold oruahed velvet. »°<>oo«o«oooo«ooooo©«eiooo«oo< Barth Colonial Itome," UOOMneAve., ij' "eoBi Maaa' * " tSv" Berkaliy Sohool 780 Grove Street »«<>0<>C<»»0«0O«00O«0«0000«<5O< SHORT LINK MOVERS • SPECIAL corner yauxhall Rd,, Union, on Mon- - ._.-PJittmiNT OF C< 961 Grove Stroot . Beat offer. 070 BIO/32 WINDOW CLEAN • SERVICE 8L Fire House FLAME MA1IOOANY SECRETARY - 277-1160 KITCHEN CABINETS RKI-INIBHED. PACKING ll UTOKAGE APPLIANCE If you have no time, day, Ootober 10. Interment in HoUy. APSnOVEDtbeLT, 1M0 Polish National Hall 415 • 18th Avenue Oothlo anhdoc.-aiVlctorlanbvaaoata; FURNITURE TOLISHED, REPAIRING, MOVING, 24 HUURSERVIOEi . Call me and save time, wood Memorial Park, . ' JOHWT, OMOOMO Crave Street School 610 Grove Street drop leal tablaa. WATTS of MILLING. Riding Mower Poodle-standard, AKC champion atook. ANTIQUES HUSTOBED, REFINIBHOIQ. 409-7307 !»T/F Also rug ahamppolng, 383-8470. • "WfflSm? TOWN OF IRVINGTON TON (Naar the Button) 41 giunyaloDa. IIKNRY RUFF MUB - 5668 The Boyle Co. or Wonderful pot, and watoh dog, home- 3 11/111 GRO38 — Haael Johnaon, on «», A««T, ..«*"" commlsn to ascertain the cost Garden Traotor raiaed, 7 wka. old. $100 u> 1150. XT/F 7iii5Tt7" P7TOWN*SEND7 AOK Ootober It, 1970. of 1300 LSt,,-... HOLLYWOOD FLORIST HIKRYO and expense of the Improvement of WESTWATID 744-4533. Bio/32 LIED VAN LINES, INC, MOV" The Qallery of Homes—Realtors »«<>e«o<>ooooooooo««o< TIRES li TUBES 1143 E. Jersey el., Bits. 383-4200 mar, formerly of Springfield. Wife of 1683 Stuyvosont Ave. CaUwalTptaos by the Installation of 1,400,000 AMERICANS aiae 6-13 STORAOE: FIBE PROOF ' ESTATE OF ELIZABETH WILKE, De- ent concrete curbing ad other (reu».41) WARD DIST NAME ADDIUSS Garage Sales 12 Garage Doois' 52 332-4464 and 000-4168, Open Dally 0-B; flat. 0.41 Bun. 12-3 Union • Irvlngton Cleated Urea give exaeUenl trutlonon ST. BERNARD - Z 10/JJ We apeelollie In Funerol ARE CURED OF CANCER )00O000C«)000QO0009C4O00O«06< Real Estate ~W ~T Chanoellor Avenue school BB4 chanoeUor Avenui] PUPPIES tto*x>oo Deialiin and Sympnihy . 06 Durand Place Oarage doors inatalled, garago exton- W 3 Fire Houae OCT. 13 4 34 — Attsntlon WestHeld b PET AND SHOW QUALITY Music, Dancing, Dramatic 69 UNION Arrangaments (or the bereoved i w 9 Redeemer Lutheran Church 40 • 41at Street Mountainside — 1 analytical balance, albna, repalra li aarvloe, elootrio oper- ORCHARD PARK 1330 Bprlncflold Avenue II T/F |H0 TO $378. 334-8650, fl 10/83 ramlly. Just phonei W • 4 Florenoe Avenue Sohool solid rook maple bed, aprlng b mat- ators and radlo-oontrola. STEVENS .ooo»ooo«oooo«oo«o«oo«oo«o««< X©00 uul oenler hall colonial, 1 epa- w 9 rirat Reformed Church a30 Lyona Avenue treaa, desk, children's toys, akia, OVERHEAD DOOn CO., C)I 1-0740 11 MU 6-lBJa 81 Union Avenue JATTRtssta, factory re eoUj from TERRlbH PUPS — Small, allots b DRUM LESSONS TAUORT BV w a Houalni Project • comm. Room boots. antiques, 857 KUIalda Ave,, B 12/3 COLLEGE STUDENT TO•'• ' Apartments For Rent 101 ..•2KK' JS1S.JfSi.rSfl* *> w 1 Chanoellor Avenui Sohool 884 Chancellor Avenue Mountainside. z 10^3 B.OB. Beddin} Manufanturera, 159 N. wormod, terrific temperament, top ETERS" 1045 Stuyveaant Avenuo >ark SL, Eaal Orangal open 0-0: alao house pet, $35. BEOlNNISRSt HARD ROO »OOCvOO«00«vOO©«0000<»«0<>00< ted in person, by a w 8 Dance studio CALL 762464 IRVDJOTON W 0 Chancellor Avenue Sohool ' 884 Chanoellor. Avenue 609 Weal Front SL,l>M5iaU. ll T7F 885-5332 B 10/22 renreaantative of the bidder,whenaaued 39 M1U Road Home Improvements 56 3 LAROE ROOROOMSI , heat At hot 1walar tor by thePurohuliii Committee uvl not W 10 Norie Laundromat aupplled, Immediate ooaupanoy, NEW WORLD BOOKS - entire let. 0X>»0««««00«0<0<>« -i, tor. Open dally 0-0|'weekend,. Ul B. AUQF. VIZSLA PUPPIES - AKC Reg, Puppy Odd Jobs 70 business eouple, call ES. 4-Tv26. . "'"'iDB W/JLL NOt BE. ACCEPTED Voters may obtain Ihe location of Iho PoUlniPlaoelnthedlstrletbiwhlehthey reald ilOUSEIIOLD rURNISIUNOS. odde b with acltnoe b yearly tupplamanta to ahota, excellent hunting stock, point- ••FIIED STENGEL*' Z10/19 Z10/92 ate, plua AUaa worth I960, uMni 0« • DY MAIL by oHIm Ml-7100 daily 8 A.M, to 4 P.M. axcopl Saturday! and Bundiya, ... era ft retiievera. •ALTERATIONS The Irvintton Parklni Authority re. 100. MEDITERRANEAN BAR, with Call 383-4410, BIO/22 •REPAIRS Sundays. Drauoa ton that opana, comnletaly ODD JOBS yiNOTON UOTON aervM the rliht to aooept or releol any • FORMICA TOPS Jape Cod 4 bedrooi or all bida due to any detect! or ln- , A.M, to . Ml NMM Jrd,-M» O^^c^KS-B fitted with bottle holdara t loot Ex? •CABINET WORK OF ALL KINDS TRUCKINQ, RUBBISH J-l/l room new gartm J KSBOARDF EL VIZSLA PUPS - AKC, Sire and .. JID FROM YARDS, AT" BmorElmoroa sectio—•'n -at "Union, "oo P/iOrie . formaUUea and not aoherini to the oallaitt condition. J100. MlMolUneoua dame Imported from Hungary, • •9BB.6833* T/F •• •—•— or for any other reason, Elmer J. Herrmann . houiahold Itema. 170-0148or 37D.9140, tl CELLARS. .,--. >: lot. asking j!l,OO0. Cell'lor dark A-1 pointer, -1ALL6B7-I0H Vv poAttment after .3 P.M. 3I3-! .SATURDAY, 480-8303, BIO/32 fifEN-AOERS, find |ob. by run., Springfield to!£pL?Admj£stnlor trv. Herald, OoL IB, M, W70. (Fee. 113.91) ning Want Adi. Call 666-7700. gJaMy - Being bounded by trv. Hen Undeti LaMw,o«iB,!f«(ree ILM)

,{_,! i',! .-,.,• f i , ., . . . r.(; .-.: .-(•. ., '• ' •' .•- ., . .'• ., \ - Thursday, Octoberj^^^ UC will be host Thursday, October 22, 197Q-A3 to the parents of this year's frosh it;; Union College will welcome the parents of. FALL the largest freshman class in its 37-year history on Parents' Night tomorrow at 8 p.m. on the Crnnford campus. we welcome Parents of all Union College's day session' FOOD STAMP HARVEST SALE students on all three campuses—Cranford, Elizabeth and Plalnfield—have teen Invited SHOPPERS •••51 to attend the meeting aimed at giving pdrents 2nd Big Week an insight Into college life as their children Ite whwl Ba hMHhy. are experiencing it. The parents will be greeted by Dr. Kenneth SLICED W. Iversen of Cranford, president. Also ad- dressing the parents will be Prof. Elmer APPLE CIDER PEACH1S or HALVES Wolf ol Cranford, dean; Prof. John Slburn of Westfiold, assistant to-the dean, and J, Har- FINAST rison Morson of Edison, dean of. students. FINAST George'P. Lynes of New York City,'director 11b. 13 oz. can of admissions,: will serve as mpderator of the program. After the' general session, the parents will be divided into groups according to curriculum areas In which their children are-enrolled. •?••• gal. C PORK LOINS There they will meet with faculty.members FREDERICK W. CRAVER who will acquaint parents with specific prob- BEJEWELED— Past Faithful Navigator John Gorman, center, was recently awarded- bot. SAUERKRAUT lems their children may encounter. Past Faithful Navigator's' "Jewel" by Faithful Navigator John Guldera, left, and Faiths 1 • At ful Friar Rev. Msgr. Francis X. Coyle of Springfield at annual dinner of Union's John:; 5 Craver returns FRESH. TASTY v =• Parents are then invited to an open house Fitzgerald Kennedy General Assembly of Knights of Columbus at Clinton Manor in Rt. 22. -. for observation of Cranford facilities and a 79 reception. The following Friday evening, Oct.-30, open . from sabbatical house will be held at the Elizabeth and Plain- , Frederick W. Craver, son of Mr. and Mrs. field campuses so that parents of students'. CRICKETS ARE CALLING Bradford Craver of 1291 Poplar st,, Moun- attending those campuses might become Chunk Light Tuna familiar with" their surroundings. .talnglde, has returned to the faculty of St. Chicken Noodle RESALE John Fisher College, Rochester, N.Y., as an •-%"*" According to Dean Wolf, this occasion pro- . assistant professor of physics after a year's vides an opportunity to explore with parents Women's & Children's Clothing sabbatical. . some of the probloms Union College has . Craver received an A.B. degree in physics CHICKEN uncovered in its 37. years of experience In from Cornell University and an M.A. in phy- CAMPBELL dealing with college freshmen. He added that 2 Soutjh Strset, N«w Previdenc« sics from the University of Rochester. Before it is helpful to acquaint parents with the edu- Joining the faculty of St. John Fisher in 1967, cational and student activity services available 464-7676 at Union College, , Craver was a teaching and research'asslstant ' 1 at the University of Rochester, SOUP IN,CiMLt'S'STEAD — State'Sen.MatthewIUhald6iat>l6fe,:ofUnion,. , citation, as Edward H. TlUer, county freeholder dlrector.JOokaoi^ oiday thru Friday 10-4 Thirsday Evtiligs 7- "representing the Governor,1 presents Herbert; W.'Mlckalh, chairman \v) Tlte cerernony took place at last week's opening of the group's FRIDAY DEADLINE of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers of New Jersey, with a, ,/ exposition at the Westfleld Armory. Rinaldo later addressed the All items other thon spof nows should be "Can't you read these signs?" Beth Ahm to hold 1 •. group", .• .•'• •• ' '.. •• ' • ••••. ..••,'.•••,'.-'••'."t'f:) in our office,by noon on Friday. \ 6 /2oz. student services Technical schools.•''.• Three UC aides Nurses get-

• -Teinple Beth Ahm) Springfield, will hold a TB course , consecration service for the second grnde feportincreased to attend parley students of the Religious School tomorrow Three members of .the counseling and ad-, at 8 p.m. URGE, • missions staff will represent Union College at certificates Special prayer books will be presented to enrollment qt night the annual conference of the College Entrance . Seventeen Union County the children by the president of the temple, 5 to 61b. Aver. ">. . Seventy-five, evening courses at Union County Examination Board on Monday andTuesday. . Martin Shindler, and the chairman of the They are: George P. Lynes, III, of New York nursos received cerdflcates Technical Schools, Scotch Plains, have at- from the TB-Resplratory Di- school. Board, Arthur Kessolhaut, « tracted 250 additional registrants more than City, director- Of admissions; Anatole K, Col- During the consecration service the students CALIF., BONE-IN, CHUCK bert of Cranford, director of counseling, and sease Association of Central JUMBO OLIVES FINAST DONUTS last year's programs, according to Richard M. .New Jersey after completing of the class will participate by chanting some . Kay, director, of continuing education. Kay said Miss Patricia Kurlsko of Cranford, assistant of the prayers and will also present a selec- admissions officer. a bne-weok training course 1,250 registrants have been received for the in respiratory care. ; tion of songs under the direction of Cantor LINDSAY HJSDA( ORANGE * SPICE evening courses this year, while last year's The meeting will be hold at the Waldorf- Lawrence P. Tiger. The faculty of the second RIPE (CHOICE VITAMIN ENRICHED ^ of 12 fall .'registration totaled less than 1,000. Astoria Hotel, New Yoric City. , . The certificates were pre- 2626MORRIS AVE. . grade class consists of Mrs. Shelley Goren 3 .89 . Lynea will servo as Union College's voting '. sented by Miss AanetteRlor- Pot Roast Kay said the students include those who wish and Mrs, Lillian Ettlnger under the supervision to upgrade their skills and.knowledge in an delegate. ' H--1 • •.' . . dan,' managing director of TB- of Rabbi Reuben R, Levins and the principal, Kraft Mayonnaise CUT ONLY FROM FIRST FOUR RID Kitty Kat Litter ; effort to improve their present occupation, as The conference will Include the annual busi- - RD Central, during a .cere- UNION, NJ. Benjamin Margolis. well as those who wish to change their occupa- ness meeting of CEEB as well as seminars on mony at St. Elizabeth Hos- pital, Elizabeth. . Finast Saltines ^»2!k 100 Gold Cups > oz. «a tions but are forced to work full time during the such topics as an evaluation of the individual pko59* change-over. "The program also attracts ap- in open'and selective admissions, minority The course, first of Its kind Phone: 687-9848 ***-*•• Straw. Preserves '«amm 2159< prentices taking courses necessary for Ad- students, public funding for postsecondary to be offered In Union County, Acroii {ram Woldbaum't Rib Roasts Tetley Tea Bags education, and credit for unconventional study. Devlins to receive vancement within the trade," he sold. was presented by TB-RdCen- and Shop RIM or ROAST PORK SHOULDER ; Enrollment In the Technical Institute offers Union Collego is a member of the College trol In cooperation with Eliz- Finast Borax 3lb.7ot.pkg.49e Entrance Examination Board. Pork Chops CENTER CUT Smoked Picnic WATER ADDED ib 45c collegiate' level programs and associate de- abeth General, Alexlan Broth- For 40 honors for writing HOT or .. "JO, SKINLESS or grees in chemical; technology, civil technology, ' ers, St. Elizabeth and Over- APPLE CIDER 6 Finast Bleach electronic technology, computer service engl- Italian Style Sausage SWEET '"' / O look Hospitals. The program Finast Franks All BEEF ! VYehde and Harry Devlin of Mountainside Brookside HALF BONEIESS c - n6eriiig,v.in&chanlcfll.>deslgni technology^jdata. • : was financed by funds derived" C NabigcoOreo S^W J£45« -processlng-accounSnar and data processing- will be honored on Friday, Nov. 6, at the 11th In Our Doi.ry Case GAL. Fillet Steak CHUCK 99 Colonial Sliced Bacon .™H ,N "79c from the ChristmasSealCnm- 'annual New Jersey Author Awards ceremony computer progranunii)2, • • . , paign.. Cars In 39 Pnlll PlltC UO'S SUC6D BBBF/ ', In Atlantic City. The citation will be for their Calif. Steak CHUCK 89c Ice Cream Pops .*»*.• Diploma programs are also offered In dental UUIU UUlo CORNED BEEF, PASTRAMI t assistant, medical assistant, data processing, Designed for the registered children's books "How Fletcher Was Hatched" two concert series nurse who is responsible for and "What Kind of House Is That?" which Ground Chuck .TASTY drafting and design, and electronics. Pork Sausage OSCARM*™ *. . Apprenticeship registrations are expectedto direct patient caraln the com- are published by the Parents' Magazine FRESH, Two consecutive concerts to be given this munity hospital, the course Press. Ground Round IEAN IB 95c VARIETY PACK reach almost 400 students this year, Including weekend by the New Jersey Symphony Or- Rear! Oscar Mayer 140 In the electrical trades and 235 In machin- focused on intensive resplra- The awards are sponsored by the New Jer- chestra mark the beginning of two new concert ' tory care, with,emphasis on 1 Ib. voc. pock j OSCAR MAYER ing and tool and die. sey Association of Teachers of English.' About Mizrach Franks series in Union County... the management of patients 100 New. Jersey authors will be honored for NOODLES Braunsweiger Henry Lewis, the symphony's music di- . afflicted with chronic breath- current contributions to the. literary field. INTERNATIONAL SEAFOOD DBPT. MR. DELI (Where Available) rector, will direct the orchestra Friday at SPAGHETTI ing disorders such as em- Writers will be recognized for works ranging PENN TV enyoy is selected Newark State College in Union, and Saturday physema and chronic bron- at Westfleld.High School.' Both begin at 8:30 . Attendant from essays and biographies to children's DUTCH 5AUCE chitis, y books, drama, economics and education. They • All p.m. •' • . • • i Fine, Mod., COD FILLET CORNED BEEF for White House talks Gary Graffman, pianist, will be guest soloist St. Elizabeth Hospital nur- also will receive citations for fiction, history, Drocul Varieties .law, music, non-fiction, poetry, religion, The executive director of the New Jersey In Beethoven's Concerto No. 5 In E Flat; ses completing the course In- science and sociology. . ' FRESH, BONELESS half . Public Broadcasting Authority has been ap- the "Emperor" Concerto. ' clude Marcellna Cruz, Lollta Ib. C COOKED The program for the concerts also Includes Floras, May StoweU, Dolores 7 A.M. ft SKINLESS pound pointed on official New Jersey representative Always 65 99 to the 1970 White House Conference on Chil- Beethoven's Overture to Egmont, "As Quiet Szymanskl and Patricia Mc- SNO.WHITE dren by Governor William T. Cahlll. As" by Colgrass and Debussy's "La Mer." Mullen, :' HEINZ BEANS C RATH A/C Organ recital set Halibut Steaks CENTER CUT-FROZEN ' ' 3" Genoa Salami . 79c ', Lawrence T. Frymire of Trenton, who Tickets in Westfleld are still • available Prom Alexlan Brothers FRESH, FUUY COOKED IU OQl- heads the new TV networks in New Jersey, by calling Mrs. Charles K. Andrews, ticket • Hospital were. Eileen Howard, 10 P.M. C chairman, at 233-4080. In Elizabeth, concert On Duty Crabs HARD5HBU ">.OO Sable Pieces will join other delegates from throughout the Susan Mlkesh, MarvjjUlman Pork or PINEAPPLE tickets may be obtained through R. A. Krlnz- at First Baptist CLEANED . READY TO COOK ib 1 qt. 14 state at the conference in Washington Dec..13 and Donna Guarrlello. • Vegetarian man at 354-9077. : '••..•.•. Whiting 3 IB. 80X11.13 39c Luncheon Meat• *»»*«**»»• to 18. " Representing Elizabeth A public recital on the new organ of the General Hospital were Eileen First Baptist Church of Wostfleld will be held Heat & Serve Smelts "•69* Macaroni Salad -, Carroll and Barbara Swiss- Sunday, :Nov. 1, at 8 p.m. Installation of a tack. • ' • new pipe organ at the church, 170 Elm st,, Benefit set Westfleld is the culmination of study, lnvesti- Nurses from OverlookHos- , gatlon, anil planning over the last 15 years. pltal Include Eilalne Balling, Judy GUI, Beth' Jewett, Le- Most recent efforts to secure a new organ flRST O' THE FRESH PRODUCE for society FROZEN FOOD FAVORITES DAIRY SPtCIALS anne Schuette, Carol Sllllman were undertaken by an organ committee com- Mrs. WUUam T. Cahill Is and Judith Huzar. prised of Mrs. Robert Hardy, chairman; Mrs. honorary chairman for the fall Robert Heckman, who is' also chairman of the luncheon and fashion show music committee and has served as assistant SARA LIE CAKE sponsored annually by the organist and director of choirs; WilburBrum- GRAPEFRUIT ORANGE JUICE Children's Service Committee Three hikes field', Eugene Koger and William Haug. Ad- of The Family and chlldrens visors were Mrs. Donald E. Bleeke, director . CHOCOLATE 12 02. FLORIDA half Society of Elizabeth, The two- & DRY CLEANING of music and organist, and the Rev. William Pkg. . day benefit will be held Mon- K. Cober, senior minister. SWIRL CITRUS gal. day and Tuesday attheChantl-. set by club 58 FLORIDA SEEDLESS The Union County Hiking' The organ will be featured at the dedication cler, Mlllburn, beginning at service the morning of November 1, and at an Sw c h ln ea. 12:15 p.m. Club has scheduled three hikes evening recital. The guest recltalist will be 'TV Dinners a,r.n = °?X X 57c INDIAN RIVER Kraft Cheez Whiz All money raised by the and a 20-mile bicycle ride this weekend. the Rev. Jet E. Turner, formerly the church soi. J"|- committee is contributed to organist. o 9 On Saturday, Michael Her- Little Chef Pizza X49« Nat. Muenster ,-»•• plg. The Family and' Children's »20 DRYERS -44 WASHERS Carrots 2 bo,", 25« Yams °""» 2 »•• 25c ' Society for the support of Its bacsek of West Orange will CWWIUOHTINM WEIGHT WATCHERS Chfait Spraad Slngbi 12 oi. Ampex MICRO 87 Stereo Cassette lead a ten-mile hike in the { > CaiVPra.,Wrllr«,Y(llow pko, foster home program, the STUfFED POTATOES 10 o,. «•» DELIGHT Apple's & zi. 3 33c Turnips ••«««. b 8« Tape Player/Recorder System counseling to unmarried par- South Mountain Reservation. bOfl Bord.n'i lilt Lin* Padch,i . « 4oi.conti. I wllh CHEESE, CHIVES pkg. A'1* The group will meet at the topko. ents and to couples Interested SlrW.or«l«lil»rry Delivers a room Illllng-SO watts ol peak music power through In adoption. These services Tulip Springs parking area in > DRY CLEANING MACHINES ' two 6" x 9" dual-oone speakersl Reoords In stereo from are. available to all union the reservation at 10 a.m. mikes, line/tuner. Inputs, or magnetic phono Inputs. Push- county residents, in the past ' Also on Saturday, JudyBurt SAVE HEALTH A BEAUTY AIDS SAVINGS I OVEN PRESH FROM "FUSSY" BAKERS I button funotlon controls... sliding bass, treble and level year the committee of 90 of Somervllle will lead a 20- ALL WASHERS & DRYERS FEATURE PERM PRESS CYCLES controls. Two VU meters; digital oounter. Swltchable Auto- members raised $20,000 for mile bicycle ride from Flem- On Your Authentic ^ matlo Level Control. Deluxe walnut cabinets. ' the society. ' ' lngton to Slumbervllle. The Brachs Royals ASST PRIH MPUi. group will meet at Majors, SHAMPOO - ' Includes two dynamic Mrs. Frank Cowan of Sum- MINCE PIES : Route 202, south of the Flem- . ALL SIZE MACHINES wt.Fkg.8ge Eoyal Mail DINNERWARE Ampex microphones mit is chairman and Mrs. SOFT WATER Brachs Satchel Donald Skoog of Mountain- • ington Circle at 10 a.m. THISWUK'SFSATUREIKSFSATUREI With On Sunday, Ned Sllvlus of *»•*• 7oz. FINAST lib.6 side is co-chairman. Other Nestles Bars »••.*• 99« lath Plscataway and Fred Dlouhy bot. FRESH oz. pkg. C *3.00 committee members working CLEANING MACHINES HOLD UP TO 20 LBS 77 Dinner Plate 44 UNION'S ONLY STEREO CENTER. on the event include Mrs. of Union will lead an eight- Mounds Jrs. mile hike along the Appalach- Personallted Service Te All Customers Walter Sacks and Mrs. Otto SALT Aqua-Net Hair Spray "««' ^ 59c Finast English Muffins Altenburg of Union, and Mrs. ian Trail In an area known as In Your Hem*. W* Sell Only The Finest 100 Bubble Gum *«• J N .George Ramsey of Mountain- Lehlgh Gap, Pa,* The group -J00 lbs. Creirie Rinse ?NOM°o »m!iro^ IUNK & WAGNAIIS In Stereo And Tope Equipment. side. _:_: :__: will meet at Route 22 andWest. Delivered Candy Corn STANDARD -ttWHINCI— ~r^ End avenue, NoruTPlalnfleld, WAiTiNGI ENCYCLOPEDIA at 8i30 a.m. ' Candy Corn HEIDI 1u.ib.pko.45e Also on Sunday, Thomas %••'*• Vols. 2 thru 9 Only ADL will honor Halsall of Verona will lead a Coupon 75 GENE DERINGTON'S 16-mlle hike from. Hewitt to Plainfield man Haskell, The group will meet at the Packanack-wayne Shop- THIS COUPON THIS COUPON APC THIS COUPON THIS COUPON THIS COUPON e 3 331 Broad Sir—t David H. Rothberg, Plain- ping Center at 8:30 a.m. ENTITLES YOU TO ... WORTH o WORTH WORTH ' WORTH WORTH 10 s >Otborn«Av.' field city councilman, will be Tswardi th* purihoi* el Towardi tk* purchai* of the guest of honor at a tes- constructive human relations Towardi th* purchaia of Townrdi th* purchoi* ol Towordl Ib* purchaia of WATER SOFTENING •• a IOOI. |araf a pkg. si SO or 100 timonial breakfast sponsored (3) 15Vi oi. |<.n of a qt. pi, bst. of a 1 p|, IS •«. bot. of leadership." EQUIPMENT • RENTRENTALA S • IRVINGTON by the Anti-Defamation Lea- Karl Asch of Linden, Union DIXIE gue of B'nei B'rith at the Twin SALES • SERVICSERVICE LESTOIL MAXWELL County- prosecutor and trea- 1 FREE WASH HEINZ LUX 1301 Sprlhsflald Av«. Brook Country Club, Wat- surer of the N. J. ADL re- SPAOHITTI JAUCI LIQUID DITIROINT HOUSE REFILLS * Brow Plow 2013 MORRIS AVE. UNION, N.J. chiing, on Sunday morning, gional advisory board, will CLEANER (12-16 Lb. Machlnsi Only) INITANT COFPII . s ex. SIZI 964-8781 ' Rothberg is being cited, ac- speak on tensions confronting HULTS Limit 1-flood tfsupirflniit limit 1-Good it SupjrFlnilt S Limit 1 • flood at Supar Flnatt cording to Murray 0, Qood thru Sat., Oct. 24th S Limit 1-Oood it SubifFlniit Open Men., Wed. «, Frl. Evenings 'Til 9 P.M. the democratic process. • flood thru Sal., Oct. 24th flood thru Sit., Oct. 24th Qaod thru Sit, Oct. 14th SPRINOPIILD Matthews an! Aaron A, Flaw, 104a Rt. 22, Mountolnild. You Must Bring This Coupon MFO £ MFO MFO 727-763 MorrltT'pk* bourn, chairman and co-chair- ' PUUMBBRS, ATTBNTIONI Sill "SERVICE WITHOUT COMPROMISE" man of the Plainfield ADL your (irvleti to 90,000 local 89AVAVAVAVAVAI •V MOfrif tnHrMMf Cabinet, for" "hlscommitment ' lomlllti with o lov-coit Wont AD 3-1200 i^AVAVAVAVAVAlH 39AVAVAVAVAVAI SftAVAVAVAVAVAl to the pyrsult of Justice tad ' Ad toll 6U-7700. 24th. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. PRICES EFFECTIVE- THRU SATURDAY, OCT,

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A2-Thur9day, October 22, 1970 Channel 13 to air| Williams: Boost • •','.\-;.'-,u. PARTY.RENTALS September jobless hits teeth which curve inward. As rat with a climbing ability Thursday, October 22, concert for youtri§^pusher'penalties Starve that rat! a result it is difficult, if not but they also, offer conceal- you will eliminate the most JOHN DAVID a 12-year High in state Senator Harrison A.-Williams, Jr. believes i ' , > J ' . imimpossible,-for rats to gnaw ment. And smooth surfaces common nesting places. Then that penalties for professional'drug pushers -•— ---, hard surfaces. The ' can be climbed if the rat can block and screen dwellings so FIGHT CANCER CARXY-MNXAIS —T-otghmeMptoymene-ta-New -employment. rnt> rHppwl hy. It isn't hard to-de— t-flnd-an- edge -arlilr- -brawrhlmself agUHgi a pipe they KB Bgttt, ihtn we have WIIH A Jersei.ramy; lasloott: montmnnth wau.as a«tf titus 0.55 to 5.2 percent of the wor\ k His comments came in a special statement openlng gnawing wedge and or a corner. at least an .even chance to force (the highest September Channel 13., New York's educational T^, Other suggestions: . . by. twisting and turning his As for swimming, rats are "Starve the Rat," Dr. Heal RENTALS OF highest level (or any Sep- station, will televise the New Jersey Sym». to weekly newspapers released by Williams' "Starve the Rat" Is the CHECKUPTCHECK tember since 195S despite an rate since 1961.) Compared state campaign headquarters In Elizabeth. new challenge cry In Amer- —Anyi opening in a build- bead he gradually gnaws a known to have paddled as far concludes.. FINEST EQUIPMENT with September 1969, the Job- phony Orchestra youth, concert at Symphony ica's effort to eradicate the ing over one-half inch In dia- hole. From that point it is as a half-mile in open water. over-the-month drop In the Hall,. Newark on Tuesday. The concert wUJ be" Williams said! FOR ALL TYPES OF number' of persons un- less volume rose by 48,400 nation's most persistent ro- meter should be dosed, only i question of time be- This Accounts for their ability directed and narrated by Henry Lewis, 'the., "We are all painfully aware of the fact that fore the rat is home free. PARTI ESI employed. Joblessness fell by and the rate by 1.5 percen- drug abuse has reached epidemic proportions, dent. —Edges that could be to gain entrance to buildings tage points. symphony's music director, and will' begto.at... The technique is simple, gnawed should be covered with 'Homeowner's', should note, through floor drams. 19,400 from August to a total 10 a.m. . • ; • ry;:;Vl! spanning all geographic, economic, ethnic and of 160,700 in September, ac- The major reason for the racial barriers, At the same time, many citi- says Dr. Ralph E. Heal, ex- sheet metal or hardware doth, says Dr. Heal, that rats are And rats ara known to have cording to preliminary esti- decline between August and Channel 13 presents a weekly two-hour/ zens are disturbed that'our national resources ecutive secretary of tits Na- —New concrete floors or excellent climbers, Jumpers Jumped as much as three feet. 76M631 mates prepared by the Divi- September was the continued community affairs program entitled "Here, <:' to rehabilitate'. addicts1 • are'' shamefully ln- tional Pest Control Associa- walls should be constructed and swimmers, as well as Or,. Heal has a final and Now" and has selected the New Jersey: > tion, "You block and screen with a curtain wall around the tight-wire performers, Nor- reminder.. Rats will nest •MSB sion of Planning and Re- withdrawl from the work force • adequate. It is for this reason that I have search of the Department of' Symphony Orchestra youth concert as theprd* 1 OIL IURNER him out of food and, water outer edge 34 Inches into the' way rats are known to cross wherever safety can be found of students and other tempor- submitted legislation to' provide federalsup - wide city streets by' walking Labor and Industry. gram to be shown Tuesday evening at 8:30. sources." 5, ground., close to food and water. Com- 104 Vallty Sr., Sou* Orang* ary jobseekers. Also, there port for bom government and privately run on telephone wires. , At the same time, the un* . was a decrease of .7,700 un- The cameras will pick up the reactions of stu- addict rehabilitation cejfters, as well as pro- SERVICE CONTRACT The rat population continues —Concrete foundations. monly they nest between Rats can climb most ver- - employment insurance claim- dents and teachers to Lewis' unique pregenta»> grams of education. Mayor portions of my to increaseintheUniteqSutes should be at least 12 Inches double walls, in space between tton'of the music , ';;.:ij;i despite efforts to legislate above the ground to prevent tical walls of brick buildings ceilings and floors, inclosed- ants, largely because of sea- program are on the verge of being enacted. and even ' stucco • iff. rough sonal recalls; * "Many of our citizens, especially our young him out of buslrfess. Best gnawing holes. in spaces around counters or The Symphony Hall box office is still re-, estimate is one rat for each enough to permit climbing. wherever they can bo hidden celving applications for attendance by BC$61^ people, are victimized by the professional —All building corners• HOW IVIUCM do You The manufacturing sector FREE OP CHARGE PENCE HIJM OUT — Tbfire's one ruforevery human being, human or roughly 200,000,000 should be covered with sheet Vine-covered walls have a and not reached. groups at this concert, according to Joseph.. pusher. They need our support, and they need - two-fold "appeal to the rat. enjoyed the largest drop in FIRST YEAR according ta die National Pest Control Association, and rats. metal above the floor or "Eliminate Utter, rubbish, claimants over themontheven Leavitt, general manager of the New Jersey' our help in their struggle to return to a, nor- . Sports Weay Not only do they afford the want for Your Money mal and decent:life;^-;j'.' •'•••-.• v ,'c / •' '••'; yj the only way fat eliminate the country's most peralstent Their very existence is dis- ground level, old cars and lumber'piled and though It suffered numerous Symphony Orchestra. • •; tmtlngthis Halloween, ttwill costs $2 more than vacation-period shutdowns ards their children will face Next best approach, accord- i Dr. Heal points out that the be fun for most but, unfor- WWHW JUSirS UKIST •UrKMMMIWMU lUTtllll MIC. combined to substantially off- lOMESTIAD OIL CO this nights, warns Agnes Ing to Or. Heal, is to restrict key to ratprooflng is the con- set, the volume of layoffs. tunately, a few will be Involved Beaton, women's safety ac- the rat's ability to obtain the struction " of ttffe rat's upper To Publicity Chairmen: DIHL: 9*4-1050 in accidents and may be seri- tivities director of the All- two main needs for his exis- P|oi» should During September 3,000 ously injured or even killed. tence — food and water. ORANGE MATTRESS CO. persons were involved In Would ypu like state jfosurance Companies. labor-management disputes Homeowners can start with some help in pre- "Your child's customs cap garbage cans. Covers must PROTECT EAST ORANGE — 8,300 fewer than a month »be^a source of trouble it- to taste .. PLAINFHELD FAlklAWN HOMES earlier'. The largest group of paring newspaper be secured and tight. Metal 't05W.«ONTJT. U3N.PAIKST. «Tt 4 (MOADWAY) self. It should not be so long Is preferred. I—-p — employees who returned to releases? Write to that It will trip the child nor UIHf 1& II. work did so in response to the 04u N.IM U 4- y llrKW' this newspaper and so loose that It might catch 0VI COST PL Li 01 2.1100 JW t.««05 settlement of the work stop- on fences or bushes. Boys To Publicity Chalrment page In the electrical mach- ask for our "Tips itf 5?7 J BU $ 21 to culd wyouk Income, awe should not wear heavy boots Woi/ld you Ilk* Joint halp 4/JOT. inery industry. Of the 3,000 on Submitting News and girls should not wear In preparing n*wipap*r n- FIRE A SYSTEM 5 workers idled by labor-man- a caM at 355* 8290 Releases." : high heels. Sharp objects like l*ai«i? Wrlt«thlhlin*wi> TdWM IUCTRICAL agement disputes in Septem- LINOLEUM & CARPET malce-belleve swords should |pop»r artd oik (or our "Tlpi TdW ber, 80 percent were Involved |on Submitting Newt R«. •EnCTIVEAKICVNILSENaiUIID SERVICE N" be avoided, Call 686-4165 l IMMI," r>lrtUTI|(wtlDlllllllnoCo,,N.V.,»4WMl , in the stone-clay-glass In- HWmi JM«tTICETv EUZMCTII. MEW JEBSEV PH: 355-8198 dustry. ; • TABLE PADS WWl "Fire is a serious threat on Halloween," Mrs. Beaton From AugUBt to September, . ONE-DAY SERVICE KITCHEN CARPETS! SHAGS! SHAGS! TEXTURES! I the unemployment rale moved continued, "Bad burns maybe avoided by dipping costumes downward in 11 labor areas UUMN1EE0 iAH and upward in four. Only in and wigs In a fire retardate the shore areas did the im- N 18" solution purchased at your pact of seasonal layoffs out- retail store or made at home 3 Pc. with nine ounces of borax, 1 weigh that of seasonal with- r.'l U.S.OOV'T.OHADEDCHOICE drawals from the workforce ACE TABLE PAD CO. four ounces of boric add and causing the Jobless. rate to one gallon of hot water. Also, "THEKIfia OF ROAST BW . rise. . light that Indoor jack-o'-lan- PANT 642-6500 tern with a flashlight instead Among the major labor 1. DU PONT ANTRON* NYLON of a candle." Rare value.. Deeply-tufted In many 1. COMMERCIAL TWEED areas, Jersey City regis- Kitchen or commercial carpet. Re- tered the highest Jobless rate lor'combinations. 100% nylon, Extremely durable Densely-tufted She pointed out that, too ' sists soil. Heavy rubber back, SUITS (6.3 percent), while Trenton rst.'quality. • • . • nylon pile Thick rubber back First; frequently, children's cos- again recorded the lbwest(3,5 Bieom* An •**- quality, tumes are made of dark IMPW CON. FIL. TWIED NYLON 1 NYLON SHAG colored material which in- coat-pant-skirt percent). The Newark area re- i 100% nylon shag, won't fuzz, pill ported the most notable drop INVESTIGATOR fwjxury is the standard'.. . In 7 c'ol- 2. ANTRON NYLON HM0W creases their chances of not DISCOUNT FOOD CENTER «- 5,800 — in unemployment SECURITY EXPERT JjV;:for responsive modern decorat- or shed... it just lies still and looks Thick, stain resistant Solid colors being seen by drivers as the Reg. $60. beautiful. First quality. • youngsters cross streets at volume. . This pushed that Earn $11» SIB . jPeople' texture. First quality. 3. HEAVY TEXTURED KODEL area's jobless level down to PER HOUR night. "Parents can help to WE REDEEM U.S.IU, FOOD tTAMPl ION PRINTED CARPET 3. POLYESTER KODEL Random shear Delicious colors It correct this by making or Our 43,200 and its rate to 4.7 Plui EKD«ni«i percent. Of the smaller labor TRAIN LOCALLY IN Gay floral and geometric designs Fluffy plush. Outwears 'em all. wears . and wears Deep bounce purchasing light-colored cos- Price '43.99 areas, Phlllipsburg posted the YCUR SPARE TIME led. to; heavy foam back.' . First quality, back pile, < ' tumes." lowest rate (3.4 percent),. WHILE HOLDING- &,..• '"Children should be in- In October, unemployment YOUR PRESENT JOB -o/lnyl>a8bestos by and with no muii or fun I < '-V "Drivers should take extra SCIENCES You just peel off the paper (Plate 'ri caution on Halloween by driv- 1957 Anton Avs., ing no faster than 20 miles Breaded Shrimp ^t: '1.79 Union, N.J. 07083 (Armstrong Press has its own adhesive rlghTtfryiiJ per hour in residential Opan Monday* Chirps • Worth repeating 064-1155 the back).., place the tile in position areas," Mrs. Beaton urged, Mrs. Smith's PieS-49« •Til 8 P.M. Available NAME with new self-adhering . . . press .,. and it's on th'fl •floo^'B Finally, she urges home- The Sunday School teacher owners to make their yards Potatoes SKi? iv;4^.»l wishing to quiz her Bible class ADDRESS stay, It's that easy! And,:(t'ddeinjtil TOYOTA e ! v safe for roaming trick-or- " in religious knowledge' with cost a .'fortune either.:' ':',: i. ', 4f5f - I SALES & SERVICE! treaters by tying strips of Golden BIEntzesA ^49 . a trick question asked: "What PLACE 233-0020 K white; cloth on guards around Silver Star Ravioli ^69« .was the difference between TIL ..AOE... RT. 22, Norih Ftainliolii '"^7.V:""',\:::'"Z"" newly-planted trees. It's also Noah's Ark and Joan of Arc?" PRESENT JOB...... MllAHLl .NtW CAR OIALILR fOUOVLR ?() YIAK<, wise to leave plenty of out- Freezer Queen 'JL 4 sss;.*l 127 CENTRAL AVE. "Noah's Ark was made o( "n side lights burning. V wood, and Joan of Arc was 0 WESTFIELD 'maid of Orleanol" came - Seatood Dinner^ ^59 prompt reply. ABOUT PRESS" —MILTHAMMEF BANQUET ENTREES TRAVELING • (Ulliburv Berlin 1B an amazing' city. • BMf It would be a highlight of HAVE • Turkey any person's world tour. At . Casserole present though, it Is compara- tively neglected by tourists because few intercontinental travellers realize how easily DAlRVVALUiS it can be reached. West Berlin certainly looks ANY BROADLOOM Inaccessible, stock In the CREAM CHEESE FRESH FRUITS 8. VEGETABLES middle of East Germany. REMNANT IN OUR There is, however, no prob- ^"Americano" Oinelte Hlllaor lem at all. if you do what STOCK SELLING FOR Colonial Otaim — UbtialV Royal Dairy MC1MT0SH APPLES GRAPEFRUIT we did: fly from London to. tiiil W«. Will rMowr .your old | West Berlin on a' regular m OR MORE Ml like iww— In faihlon- scheduled flight such as Brit- i New Crop 1 abla 1970-1971 upholiUry Swiss Slices^., ^! Full of Juice ish European Airways pro- LARGE SELECT/ON 12'xJS colon. vides. AND EVEN LARGER Cottage Cheese^.'«£! This takes you in one easy hop over, but not into, East Only *50. %H Fruit Salads^ tl Navel Oranges» li> 69° Carrots Germany. There are also good air connections from c Frankfurt. Once in West Ber- Pumpkins 9m.,,19i8. M.d.um29$a.u,0.49V •""•"» 59 oa. lin, you can easily venture through the wall, from West to East Berlin. BOILED HAM If you do — and it Is an SWISS CHCKSK extremely interesting expe- LINOLEUM SAVARIN GREEN CIANT rience — just call on a West ' Combination Berlin tour agency such as -. - .Sale '•• Berolina at 220 Kurfursten- EASY-TO-INSTAIL ,:. damm (the main street), RUQS_ OZITE CARPET TILE,' - u Hand over the equivalent of Braunschwe!ger j;Hr»99« $2.70 and you're set for a 3Mi MADE OF OLEFIN FIBERt Choose from these fa-^K v? hour tour of East Berlin, Never needs wsxlnfj.er pblljhlncp' Cooked Salami *-.>*- 1*119« No visas are needed. The mous nome rugsln tile, ^n bscaDscause I If*carpet. BullMrvfbam Ail'' guide writes down your pass- floral and geometric de- if nibb«r• back.tnresistantback. Staln-reslstant. ;« <%#fe> • •. '% i port number and how much 1» colors Wr unlimited design, A money you are taking across signs. You've seen them . anap do-it-yourself projeotl • the border, and this Informa- advertised for $7.99. tion is given to the East SEAFOOD VALUE«£. deal yourself a new German guards at Checkpoint Th re ua worl( 1o f le| Charlie. lOFIttiOARPET SW0RDHSH STEAK The entry formalities at wav of life « - • Otlk » M MM* MMIII tl «i (ft CNIMIIM. ' Salaotad ""; v-" **»'—' sure just outside your Checkpoint Charlie usually Cake Mines ; 3 door with a numleck of no-maintenanco Redwood., takes ten minutes or so. Our StoraSlioad 89 Cold Cups All it taken In a little imagination and "Design coach wended its way through Decks". We have literally thousands of deck, patio, narrow gaps In tank-proof ob- ' Golil Medal Flour 49 Paper Plates terrace und trazebo Ideun utilizing our exclusive fac- stacle courses and halted in tory-built modular construction system and compo-', a park for passport check. Potatoes 'v 3 1 Hi-C Drinks nents. Pick from standard or custom designs - let , GOURMET APPt£ PIE your Imagination run wild - we cun. erect It - in as Then off past the grassy, Reynolds 2 49 Hi Flavor Drinks I Mill' us one day. Try iin . . . wo huvr denlimH for YOU. unmarked mound which was the site of Hitler's bunker Motts Apple Cider 69 Welch Juice I ATH'S HKl'KS/TKlillAI'KS/flAXKHIIS and past the remains, some Hill Kl. I. Kiliurm, N.J.08817 restored or prewar German I'ull c(i(k-vt I'Jol I Hl!ll-77(ifi government buildings, Write, wnt'tir plmnu for the duatur nuaruit you. . During our visit we saw SPRINGFIELD METIIOUS: Ground Lovsl nr HHIIOCI ,,. Cnntllovor Sup)iort... Multilevel... Attached signs ofa far smarter East SPRINGFIELD AVE. MON. to SAT. '):30 lo 9:45 ov Datauhed. OPTIONAL COMPONENTS: BnrhocUe . . . Planters . .. Rock Gardeni Berlin than we had seen on NEAR VAUXHAU ROAD SUNDAY 9:J0 lo 6:00 .., fltomiro Soots,,. Oinuimmtul Poolt.,, Sand Box Pool.,. LlRhtinu Units .., Outdoor a trip seven years earlier. Thuattri . , , Built-in Furniture. PENCUS: Prlvacy-Glan . . . Bench & Planter . . . Then, there had been an over-all Impression of gloom and drabness. WIMHRVITHliliaHT TO LIMIT MlCEB IPHCTIVB TO 8AT., OCT. 24th. NOT NISraNtliUl FOR TVPOQRAlfllCAL ERIIORi

v|V;;K^^ Thursday, October 22, 1970-A5 \4-Thursday,. October. 22, 1970 rtadvej inor* ridlitiaa tbu poupltilvla,' tt PiAt • 'tTAFf-GOOD DEAL • ITAW-COO0 DIAL Ml J*v«L tUlUUttl df Denver in WjoiA to Sakplanm r, Guild offers Press jjNiup 800 mimrtmi ofnttitftlradlitloatMfayur} Tnelsri^lVerelnwiilboiai Htm JeWMy rttldwu to.about 180 mHlir«mi sale next Thursday,- Oejy»i r Itf."- Hai A MOON Multi-Service Center, 17Mul- The occasion-was the press group's confer- vide privately financed life- . ~ In the Jdod budget. Not yoii, certainly. Nor do we. Rigid quality standards and PLANTS ence on "Nuclear Power and the Environment" 1 ; * PAMOT _^_ 19.96 berry st., began yesterday. time assistance for 100 chil- .' " ; ;-''','B^verii our meat buying, itoraae facilities, cutting and packaging —•• WNONKK The Clifton group met today aboard the ' Secon4Sun,"a(erryboatwbichbas dren, who. could become pub- * ' under 'die direction of Mrs. been converted to a nuclear Information center ' ,•'-.;•,::; g'udro'ntee you dependably fresh meat, uniform excellence, every PAMO* .29.95 lic charges' without adoption ::; : Stetz. Mrs, Leo Norton will by PubUc Service Electric and Gas Co. It was placement aid. ; •' ' .\;' 'V 'fe*W)f;tf^the year, -'.•.'' .''.;.- ,'.•'•. ' . , , . ' ' AFdCAN O»ly docked at the company's Burlington generating «^^?^ UNI OF DOC, CM AND HDD SUfPUIS • qualify for certification by tho noted, and added that "some critics are de-

Library of. Congress as manding that'radioactivity emissions be com- • •«•••'/; official Braille transcribers. to benefit museum | pletely eliminated.' • • . . Guild. volunteer trans- The proceeds from guided tours of Advent "If thlsthlnldngisappUedacrosstheboiard," Eye Round Roast UJHITELUflV PET SHOP . scribers produce Braille ma- ture Hill Farm will benefit the Clinton His»' Dr. Larson said, ''the' city of. Denver would terial which assists blind and torical Museum on Oct. 31, or Nov. I,1 lit have to be evacuated because residents there V.»j'-.r3K-.']w-i1 • 950W ELIZABETH AVE., ELK. - 353-8610 visually handicapped students tm BONELESS the event of inclement weather. • :''.8,^«h.:e;;r« OPEN THURSDAYS 'III 0 P.M. and adults- in pursuing The farm Is a private organic project,, ';•• ie>.r'.'. u..-:.j.: academic and career goals; with tours at other rimes by appointment, Porterhouse Steaks Italian Veal Cutlets •••••••••••••••••••••• The Guild maintains a Braille A wide variety of ducks, geese, peacocks,' Fresh Ground Beef M,o library of more than 6,500 pigs, sheep, goats and other common and not-- FUEL OIL Cube Veal Steaks NEED HELP? Find the RIGHT PERSON with a Won! Ad. Coll volumes; so-common varieties of animals and fowl aw, 686-7700. • .• . . The Department for Vis- - fresh (jrouiit. Chuck ,M 3 „ „». Shoulder Lamb Chops exhibited. . '. - ~'i~; Grad«16.2^ C.O.D. X p ually Handicapped. Is under • Hand-crafted. products are on sale, and , HOLR the direction of Joseph R.No- the museum Itself shows how items' were, ' Grade A'Fried Chicken PACK Ib. California Roast vack of Parsippsny. Special manufactured before the Industrial Revolution^, CALL NOW Lipton's Tec I Education and Braille Co- ti&''(M&. Smoke !hops CNTEAcur b 99' California Steaks ordinator is Sister Agnes Ro- To recondition, your furnace land of Fair Lawn. Bloomfield C history^: and burner and SAVE on your' "WE SERVICE " M6# Public Notice Publication of "Bloomfield Collegei-Trtwf. fuel bill, WHAT WE SELL" or Broiling Living nt> 1M .finest In. a.moot First Century- 1868-1968" was. announced OFFIcii OF THE TOWNB10P CLEBK this week by the college. The IQO-yearjhiB^" MEMBER OF THE •% economical fuhlonl Enjoy Fish- 1 COMPANY I ing, Swimming, Golfing,'Bonchcs . NOTICE OF OENERAi ELECTION tory was written by Dr. Harry T., Taylor, ^ ;: BETTER BUSINESS nnd Boardwalk in o holiday re- Pursuant to tha provielona of an Aclol professor emeritus' of history at Bloom- : Fuel Co. " BUREAU OF UNION the LeiiaUhira of 6ieSUt«olN«w Jaraay1 use sort Betting thai Is Ideal (or either enUtleJ. "An Art to Raltlllte EjMtior-' Held College, who accepted' the..dssignnieflti N.J, GUTTERS & LEADERS! vacation or year round. . ami the unandmenta thereto and npue- two years ago. duruig the centennial', •^•a'*"* WoVejrly 3-4646 on - «JT- . One or two-bedroom monta (hereof, • ->w"- vionco at the college. •A.SPECIAL:p#2g| ::M KK and 8:00 ESTATE OF AUOUST P, 6CIIAUFPEI1E m -• i time, forUHKirpoaool Daoaaaal , . Jeneral Election torth a Fnraaant Is lha order of MARY C, SIDING election ol candldataa ai feuowa: KANANE, Surretala of (ha cooAr o>- 1 Unltad stmtea Senator Union, mada on Ina Oth day of Oot A\D.i 1 MemberHouaaofnepreaanta. 1070, upon (he appUeailon of lha nidar- ANNOUNCING" IN THI CITY OF . Uvaa. Ulh Diatrlct - dinid, u ExecnCr of lha aaU(a of eald Bottom Round, Crati Hlb, 3 Mambera Board of Choaan daoaaaad, noUoa la haraby (tvanlattia an MAY. N. J. FraehoUera aredltera of aald daoaaaad (o udilbtt to • IWHLNfi Chuck! Tap Slrieln or • 1 Member Board of Choaen lha eubaorlbar mdar oa(h oratOrauition' M Top Round FrcahoUara UnexplredTerm Uiolr olainu and damanda anlnat lha OUR FABULOUS WINDOWS JAIOUSIIS 2 Mambera Tomuhlp Commlt- eatsta of aald daoeaaadwKhlnauimonlha rrom (ha date of aald order, or (hay. * SYNTHETIC wlU ba forevar barrad. from proaaoot* li« or raoovarinf Uia aama ajnlnrt lha. • VA-SSORTMENT aubacrlbar.. to r AY . NO OBLIGATION Chicken Rump Roast 'Hall, lower level oft llarry A. SahauUala FREE ESTIMATES sum parking lit EwKtitor a American La|ion Bulldinr, N, • CASCADES. & Trtvett Avenue t Center Kreet Brmm,^ijaVik & TurndoH, AUornaya tHicirts ; '"is.4 BONELESS Ib. 3 American Ledon Building. N, VVIfttETS...... 0.96 ALCOA WHITE ENAMEL-TRIPLE TRACK Trfvett Avama t Center Sfreal EUubeth, RJ.' •MitLS.;...... ,, 24.0B ithei'sentences below.-Find it 4 Preabvtarlan ParUh Houae. Union Leader, OM, 19,», 1K0. COMBINATION .,.by Joining two adjacentwords, Country Style Spare Ribs Churah Mall, lower level oil (oaw>wFeaatl3.14) •TENDRILS....i. 2.00|*ir GOOD DEAL PRODUCE SAVINGS! ,or parts of wok% Their state !Sti Pork Loin Sale RD END OFFICE OF THE ' m itrythat'ir 24 HOUR SERVICE T7;;i ^cSg.SSp1S5 am ^J^INEND" |,,'.< /IV^,' !^-•»?., ' T Floranua -M. aaudinaer .Sohool. tymna^um, South Soriniflald -•«« ;•• orr ALL SETS ONE DWECTIONSl JtrirrflrCii/ir M«n ami /olha> Villain B noranoe M. baudinaar Sohool WINDOWS WEEK ttortl to Ihl medtt huntl. Open h'ftrti llaii u to s. nmtnaaluin, South Spriniflald ONLY rl.'won't be long.';6ea,?' pie that,buys together. Avanua v 1 POI*k VOIllbOe ' IHIBENDS.3 LOIN ENDS Ib. /T ' U.S. NO. 1 0 Raymond Chlaholm Sohool nrm- • "Installation Extra wlBi Jim.iintuT come .-.i'Catf Uvo more .happily luunuin, shunpika Road • line. Said L UaekiKCaUfdrnla) . ;, ,: ALL 10 toymoiid Chtaolm School OTO- OUIoe of OieTS. (Bring thli ad {or thlt prlet) : . together, • AM .die place Grade "A" Cut Up Fryers ^ 33' PURPOSE .. nulum, Shunplka Roid aWa (or publte t_r '• 3. A Nomad Is on tHe move '' to shop together happily iiiniiiiiiiiinHimiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiuiniiiminiiiiiii . 11 Tholnu L, Sandnelar Sohool Elamora i Worihlntton fcontinuoul(Wil) ( prmnulum, South Sprlnzflald Tmnuhlp Clark : . is our showroom.^. •,l^. Fresh Chicken Legs BACTSON b 39 Avanua Spdd Laadarr,Oota3,I070.(Faa, : IW8) »<*, "we wio PAWCC" So whether yoii like to iM^---* J 19 Ethnrd V. Walton Sohool tym- Fabulius Prices And Quality Fit For A QQUHH I • mix' :or,matdi, our. dec- : 19 EdwaS V. Walton School tym- U14SOUtH. AVE...W., WESTFIELD 2064 MORRIS AVE,, UNION, NJ, .day.;tohi6),: ::: .: . . orators here at Wljder- f^aMM-*^*^**-}£*$PiM9* S& " 20 ^ (89 naslom, Mountain Avama To Publicity Chairman: ' 1 • Aaaorjed feehlen etrlpee &• This Is* one nut I can't' VOtter's, 910 Springfield l For informaUon ranrdlnV location of Would you Ilk* tome help • loosen' mAid: wrthth. (New" pollinf pUooa, oaU Tha Ofilca of the In preparing newepoper re- I Dial 686-96611 end; -tolara. SM eyrll Aye., Irv,. are at your ' Center Cut Pork Chops b 99 | Golden Ripe Bananas 12' 1 Tovnahlp Clark, 378-0800. duriiw bual- ..'York)-.:.' :! • •-••,••••• .-•• . . .-:,•, service' Without cost or. w's naaa noura* • .' ^ ' .' - leo«ea? Wtlte to this newt- Open Dirty 9:30 to 6:30- 1 1 C C ELEONORE H. WCffl*ItWOTON. paper and atkfarour "Tips Mond»wrt(|.TJiur»tiavnni9 W, vUiiMi methlne waih< • ,6. Remember Chic, a goat - obligation. Open Dally Townahlp Clark Is "a ciid-chewlrig mammal. « fc Picnic Pork Shoulders w ••« 49 I Yellow Onions *«•'««»« * 5 Spfld. Laadara, Oct. 32, JO, 1070; on Submitting Newt Re- B&M'S FLEET OP TRUCKS IS ALWAYS READY ' (lUlnols) • :. ' '.-•; -.:-'«;v;•'.'•••-,- leat«t." ; i: '•• ' • • ••••.,« '•:». • •,:':-r-:' -. jr FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS TUXEDO CENTER TO SERVE YOU BESTI I Seedless Grapefruit 5for39' NOTICE TO CREDrrORS ••.•:.•'•••• - ANSWERS:?>;r'- -A;r ESTATE OF MAX FRIEDRICH, Daoaaiad OmUS C Purauant to tha ordar of MARY C, for Cwnllora ^ APPETIZER SAVINGS KANANE. Surrapta of tha County oi Orange Juice .1, ' gal. Orange Juice Staff I5 Distinctive Union, niada onMha l«h day of Oct. •youn,,,...,. JlOJpmHdCIBUD'AVE; I INEST 0 E IRVINOTOM ,399-1100 Mb. AAc ' P /^ 5TIC •'.-'• A.0., 1970, upon tha application of tha 5 ovaa undaraltnad, aa Emcumx of tha Batata .CfcJ ^ /• M -•KOSIOVW.••\*.8» 'r f 4Ciiht) of aald daooaaad, notlca IB haraby given "s^^^WQssJ^ i r Formal Wear to tha oraditora of aald daceaiad to ib. ndiiUt to tho aubacribar under oath or 5£69, Chopped Ham affirmation their clalma and damanda anlnat tha aatlte of aaiddMaaiadvithln Bt'occoji Spears OR CAULIFLOWER ' 4'r?«?'-'-*l • BOiieanamsEiECTEo-iEAHart! N /Ph expertly fitted.. auc montha fromthodataof aaidOKiar.or ,•-( '•'.-• they will bo forevor barrad firom praee- Borden's Biigg 10 BiscuitBi s cuilni or raooverlni tha aame acolnat Polish Keilbasi OLD FASHIONED Ib. tha aubaorlbar; Polish Keilbasi OLD A Ema A. Hoffman Grapefruit Juici e $»»*».• Executrix Wb. 98' Beard t McOaU, Attornays *i" I Fresh Cooked Roast Beef 1127 - 29 Elizabeth Ave., MElmSt. :, . Waatfleld, N.J. SpOd Llacler, Oot. 33,30,1070 SEAFOOD SAVINGS •v' 1 Elizabeth (oivlvFaaa 113.31) UTTLENECLI I I LtiNuwnK. O\snR .• - _ • NEIGHBORS WANT YOUR SOAP c uied itema. Tall 'am what you have. ' -Run a tow.coat Cherry Stone Clams 69 Charge It... 352-4888 Cloailllad. Call 6B6-7700. d0I T C I .••+ 1 Panama Pink Shrimp ?O I?N° b 89 - bars $ 39 COTONS Rock Lobster Tails 0VN°CES .b. 2 ,\ ,; You aim cordially to the Red Delicious Appl 45" wlj« ouluain print* -SHOP THE STORE NEAR YOUI" 6nMlt>*|". '• Children's Chewable Vitamins DELICATESSEN SAVINGS IRVINGTON MAPLEWOOD MILLBURN IRVINGTON GARDEN CLUB'S C 10 Mill Rd. *19 I'vlngton Ave. 293 Main Si. 1 SAW 200-cHEws Now 2,b*k. M MEAT Lisferine Antiseptic ' H 69' Oscar Mayer Franks BEEF 79' vWATCHUNG CHATHAM P CHRYSANTHEMUM Colgate Toothpaste :, 69 Oscar Mayer Bologna r/ 69 . Blue Star Shopping Or. ' 393 Main St. P The Royal Red Delicious Apple is an improved variety BAKE&Y ^VfWC^f Land 0'Frost

with the characteristic sheep nose shape and a deep : 1 On Guord •;STAFF.EI>iRICHIpi.' ">• ,'• ^ ;V' '>'V/V;;' '.,•-..''' • Sliced Meats HAM, CORNED BEEF 3 Shopa Dutch P burgundy color. The crisp and Juicy flesh, thin skin and ,."•:;' S • Seelt Deeoraleil Chocolola Bowl Cleaner |ii-lb. $1 " Towela 4i Off Hormel Ham 6Y,-ot, com. 69< cracking good flavor make them Ideal for eating out of King Size Bread I Jpk. 45«c B*oi. cent. \ hand. Alrwlck Liquid WWLWUEW Allen's Danish Ring Sootl Aaao»tacl ' Shopa Dutch Von 11 la Room Deodorliar START YOUR DECORATING PLAN WITH... Our 4000 trees were planted In .1968 and this Is the Towala A) Off Allen's English Muff ins HORMEL HAM Spk. 45« first year we have harvested enough to advertise them. 8.o«. conl 5U-oi. bolt. 554 s.'fko-' We feel that these apples are really outstanding and we Allen's Pound Cake

Sn whol's mngnllkentl/ ntw In floor fashions Ihot irtali a luxurious recommend them to you. Progreat'e Tomolo Seuee Llvor Flavor Dog Yummiaa . faacbfjraund for living... now at Special fall prices! Choose from the l»yiNC|TOli BRANCH Ask for them by name, Royal Red Delicious. S S'Oi, cona tl. • Broadeatt ' Red Heart dladPoed HiC Drinlci v«ry Until fibers In a molth of wonJarfut telnrf. , B-oi. box 294 rlHICfMOMl 91» Jprlnolleld Ave?, Irvlnoton, N,J. Pregreiie Meet Seuce • . Dog Feed PRICE INCLUDES INITHLUTIOH OVER RUIBH OUIHIOH L-to>ei,.««rl.'J»«__ _.J— Aim-ayon. nieitiTiii i Corn Beef Hoih Storage Bag«- Lo Choy Soy Sauca ' Pregreeit Mer'liwn ieuee' Variety to-oi, ten S9< 5-oa. bolt. 23c MOHAWK BARWICK ;, \ Lo Choy Noodlaa 15M-«- let* S0 et. Embenid 100H mtt.t\ Scatplored UOtt Preoreiie Muahreem Seuee ton •"** 69« 903 en 23# •ylu till. It in- /fill nylanpll* dailgnid U-oi. con39« , -, -.^ • Lo Choy Chop Suay Vanatoblai vv ertlar nhn. T«a f for. every n«i» In Walchlto Oropa Drink .yi, Sunsw«tt NeitU )6-oi. con 39« yourheuie. J50 Lehmann Red Cabbage Lo Choy Fried Rica ^PrkretieCeVelllnl Beene :' fl.ai. con ISv PrunsJuic* 18-OI. con '294, Mortal* UH-oi. 39* or Lo Choy Shrimp Chow Main . Proo»aao,Chioli,Pa(ia '. '. 32-01. MAGEE Pluih 1009WILTOa riylaq. N >-'^ Welch Crenbany Julie Cocktail boll. 47* Lehmann Harvard Beeti 6o>. 33< Bl Pock 42H-oi. SI.OS CA (ill. ling wearing, Lo Choy MuahrooM Bl Pock Uv heir value, li l». 50 Ptograaag Red Kidney Beene 33-01. belt. 43< v • ' 40-OI. 16-os. can -o.. 59< unout lolott. , 20-01. Mn37< . '. ' boll. 29< Chow Main 42W-oi, $1.03 -^ .'• • •••''•' Lo Choy Beef Chow Main 7 ao ColKomlo Plirae Bl Pock 42H-O.. $1,05 VanUh-TM ^ Fretieh'a Muaterd Wlndex Gold Medal OHHDEPUNt Lo Choy Chicken Chow Main I»HK»MERIO«O 1224 3J.6I, W^? 24-oi. |or 36 Bl Pock 4JW-M. $1.(H MMTER OHMOE Flour Lo Choy Pried Rice &'Chltkan UNIOJIRD • FtPUN Jj'.'Clom Seuee B.C. Pie Crual Ml"7* OH |n,duatrlol Drono Dahold Purnltura.Pollah 303 en 43a SPRINGFIELD •\:i\ Lo Choy Pried Rice «, Shrimp PLEHB ••INO VOUt > Vlnajor 7-ei. cont. 79% lOOMMUIUMMtHTI 35-01, ten 8 tt 303 en 43« AVE. •.'•.-•• •-;•.-'.,•'•* Opp. Lyeni Avt., Irvlngton PHONE ES1-5900 "•^••- ••••' 'i, ' "',.> '..'''•:*• ^.'" .-).... •.';'-•''"•'/:' ••." •••'',::..•'• OPiN MON., WIO. 4V FRI. NITIS 33-3444 "560 Springfield Avenue BUY NOW AT DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES! ; l : : ;;; /V ••••; ; :,;.- »;,^ v,;,. .;•—:V . • ,.•• •V•^^\vl'i••• ^^•' ?^ j'1•' ••'•V'' '•'"••• '" Thursday, October 22, 1070-A7 ,'A6-Thursday, October 22, 1970 "One hypothesis among . other potential freshmen (eel Andersen stated that young having so WMyewmple* ( : engineering educttor* con- they can achieve lite same in- people brought up In, or near, success around.tf*ni.«. f ELECTROLYSIS Generation Gap U.S.A. Newark State innovation Agents hail cerning the downward trend Is come and. states of theengi- an industrial environment are NCE's student enrollment up "M to a J J B'nai BYith's campaign UNITED STATES POSTAGE 6 CENTS that many young people; neer through parallel attracted,to the engineering IS THE brought up In on-age of af- careers.1 profession .by Ae virtue of insurance fluence, associate engineering ANSWER * Professor ndnrted ombudsman as freshmgn class tops 900 -oar«ers-witlrintensive-effo orHriauHtNT RHMOV Martin 8. Buchner, associate profemor of legislation More than 400 new members membership drive will con- . are.other keys to NCE's sus- many of these students pre- Of UNWANTED HA|« Many colleges, and engi- (eel we have a reputation lor fer to seek a college educa- fine arts at Newark State College, Unite, has have Joined the 37B'nalB'rltb tinue until the Council's as- tained enrollments! rellable and responsible pro- New legislation which will neering schools In particular, : tion that calls for less Work, rtm COMSUUTATIOM been appointed theCoUege'sFlrBtombufljman, prohibit full-scale cancella- men's lodges affiliated with signed quota of 1,850 new '•We have an ndvantageas fessionals education and they the Northern New Jersey are reporting smaller enroll- both ot college and "after- "&N0NG KWG »BV APPOINTMENT ONLY The term "ombudsman" comes directly tion of insurance policies was members has been signed up a professional school since ments this fall; but one lead- know 'our ^graduates- are wards," Andersengays.."Still frdrti the Swedish term designated for public Council, B'nal B'rlth, during by the individual lodges. our currlculums are nil engi- hailed this week by the New .v.-v/ ing professional school, New- nighlyiiought by industry." IN SPRINGFIELD IN-LINDEN officials who*re charged with the responsibil- their current 1970-1971 "Join neerlng and engineer!ng-re- HOWARD JOHNSON'S Jersey Association of In- ark. College of Engineering, Holtzman says. QUALITY HOTEL SWAN MOTEL MIRIAM ROSEN ity of hearing grievances and taking appro- Us" membership drive, lated, Holtzman snys. This, US ROUTE I : . JCT. US Id dependent Insurance Agents has a bumper crop of fresh- But both Holt/man and US 22 Eat* . priate action; The word literally jtifauis "The success attained by means we rarely attract the CALL FOR APPOINTMENT CALL FOR APPOINTMENT CA£L FOR 490 SALEM RD. UNION as a major victory for New men. NCE's Deafl of Engineering, MR. KIRO • UR.OEOHOE ''people's man," The Newarrk State College die Individual B'nal B'rlth student with only n small In- Jersey's insured public. th NCE has 814 freshmen who Dr. Li.BJ*yqo Andersen, are TEL: 63^2700 964-1720 - "ombudsitym-'-will servel thhe expedltodltor anand f lodges during their initial Sun- Mothers! terest in tlie Hold." , well nwarfttliat imtioiuil trends TELt 379-6880 M553 .The*measure, titled As- United Nations 25 Annfversary have • entered directly from developer of resolutions problems brought sembly blll'1067, was adopted day morning door-to-door • Do You Have A Traditionally inos't of New- of student;interest |n engi- (For 3 Doy« Onl 'walkathon,' Indicates Jewish ^JEW STAMP — A six-cent postage stamp to mark 25th high school and enough trans- •Wrtam Roaan la aooradllad to bis attention by std s, faculty and staff, by the legislature in emer- Hard-to-FIt Din|fct«f? ark College of Engineering's neering have been downward, Oct. 22,23 & 24 by qlraolorr'or erafll both academic and . men in North Jersey are anx- .» anniversary of United Nations will be Issued Nov. 20 in fer students to bring its total ... SELECT FROM HIS office will ha gency sesslort and was signed Sliai 10W tall of new students to over 900. students ' come from estab- Tlioy maw/no predictions: of Ijeojrololat cademlc problems ious to join our 127-year-old New York City. Arnold Copeland. the former member of lished middle-income fami- . long-range, clinijscs at their OVER 7000 HOW MUCH DOES A • non-academic concern into.law by Governor Cahill. service organization," re- » the Citizen's Stamp Advisory Committee, designed the Enrollments in the other wlUch MB office might with Include areas "In effect, this bill wiU N*w Fall Fashlois classes bring the undergrad- lies of Northern New Jersey. own institution..' IMPORTED FABRICS CUSTOM MADE SUIT COST? course required, ported Sidney Plller of Sprlng- For Girls • Teens -horizontal stamp, which will be printed In three colors. pf admission', registraddh, course req, block the reckless 'dumping' ; field, chairman of the coun- uate population to over 3,000 They arc attracted by NCE's See the display of tltl d the/ ; The New York City artist has collobornted in the design accessibility ?fthere are no ments, quality of Instruction, tultlqn and the/ of policy holders," said Oli- cil's membership committee. Subteens •}. of 12 stamps. The design is bold - a large U In red and ' keeping NCE oneofthclargest Hong Kong Bedded grading system. Non-academic problems which ver.. B. Conover of -Spring dormitories as yet and near- -Sw«o)«ri, Bdadxl Imported BIUTWOWooL l Sulti "They realize how much Call , an N in blue. • ••••', engineering schools in the BIOIMH, B««)*dH«i) '.Suparflna Worstetdd SultSuitsi ^t\)MBER5, ATTENTIONI Sell may be brought to his office include the sreas Lake, president of the 5,000 t ly all students commute); by IFS TOO LATM TO MEMO ~ ' • • country, _ Dacron Uohair Sulla B'nal B'rlth is doing locally the college's low charges for B«a'> BtoJ«J Olov.f, Cashmara Wool Sport Jackets jeui services lo 30,000 loeol of on and _pffJcampus housing, employment* member assoclotlori which' Miss Betsy But why are NCE's enroll- Knll Sulrt, Raw • Ilk All Wool Top Coal " ev.wlth o low ceit Want and Internationally, and they direct educational costs (less .,, use of facilities and services and many others, supported the bill. ments up while other schools . Suits.and miiy. nsni Ladlee'Knit Wool Suit - "»8J II itt 7700 ' want to be a part of It," Plller tU-mj ef SSMUI tlinn $500 per year); and by H. J.DEPT. AGRICULTURE CtRTrf |M itHUOM BJJtEtMSS -' .' Postage ana Duty extra "DttddyO. . .1 treaked-out In'Erio"''' «'"" today Buchner will serve to remedy the problems - COnover explained the bill are declining? kwiullhil things at sold. Dallr 10-5 jua.1 No' A Bible group plans benefit many examples of engineers omoilnnly law srlnil brought to his attention by himself, or will will require a company which "National economics,, and ' MANY OTHER SUITS ON SALEI B'nai B'rlth's "Join Us" moving to top management Com* brewa*. qiilckly refer the problem to die appropriate cancels an agent's contract to Felix Mendelssohn's monu- tional and interdenominational regional- economics as .well, positions. agency at the college for action.;Dr. Nathan give 90 days written notice mental oratorio Elijah will be work of the American Bible play a large part in our favor- OLD FASHIONED Snow plans Weiss, president of the college, stated, "our of the termination. The com-' presented next Wednesday Society, are available through able position, but other factors "The largest portion of our Albart will halo ta lit all alias, no nwtlar what tin you.ar*. community is no longer small enough so that pany must also renow all poli- evening In New York City's the society's' concert office, are also involved," reports entering freshmen come from PUTS YOUR LAWN IN SHAPE—FAST Just salact (Ha lobrle ohd laova It ta Albart to fit you. Albart COSTUME problems can be easily recognized and dealt cies for six months beyond NEW COFFEE SERVICE Philharmonic Hall at the fifth 1865. Broadway (at 61st the top 40 percent of tlieir asuelally lahas eora about amn long, abort and mtn stout Neil D. Holtzmnri, NCE's di- llguras. Na'mattar how stout, short, tall you at*. Don't ba el- are lined up with." Ho added, "as the size of the college HOW SWEDE IT IS—MartinS. Buchner, newly that termination date, except annual benefit concert for the street), New York, N.Y. 10023 high school graduatingclass," TURF GRASS, INC. For OFFICES & FACTORIES rector of admissions. (Mdad, cama one* and *n|ay custom moda suits. • has increased the problems that are brought appointed ombudsman, at Newark State'Col- in the case of "bad risks" American Bible Society. (phone 212-581-7400)-, or at Holtzman says, attributing the f . ••• (UBarta'a'St'liiMU '•• V • ' t~yt HALLOWEEN BALL Holtzman feels that strong to everyone's attention usually could have been lege, discusses a problem with a student. where a company may decline' '•'. The performance will be the Philharmonic. Hall box influx of bettor studolfts to the. per points in NCE's favor Include t WUOW AND BLEEKER ST. MILLBURN. N. J. dealt with quickly and effectively at the very In his new post,'a concept .originating in the renewal but must give the under the direction of Lukns office. Prices are $5, $7.50, confidence parents and high by Turnpike CU low basic costs for quality • \ •'.',:£ ,'•• • DR 4-6040 •• ' •...*- .•-•• '.••'•, FRIDAY, OQ. 30th. start. The campus obudsman will serve'as Sweden, Buchner will expedite and develop agent 60 days'notice. Only & P Foss, music director of the $10 and $12.50. .. education and n long-term re- school counselors have in SATISFACTION GUARANTEED the "where-to-go" office,on our campus." -The association president NCE. . . . • • • ,. DUl DIRECT WITH THE MOWER AND K SUK 0T i#Si C0T SOD OR MONEY REFUNDED With the necessary men and solutions to student problems, ' "'..,•'.:• Buffalo Philharmonic, who liance by the middle-income machines wide? oopttact, the Dr. Weiss added further, "we hope to elimi- said these requirements will Fr«ib brewad coffee In 3 min- "Parents we have talked to ^^^^APPLEDUNKIN -COSTUME utes lor ellices or ony type .will lead members of the New families of New Jersey. The maintenance department of the na.te the need for open and hostile confronta- provide sufficient: time to se- York .Philharmonic, The Shaky land recognition of management New JftrfleyTurnpikeAuthori- tion by eliminating problems as soon as they College and. holds a master of arts degree cure coverage elsewhere/ butlneii employing 4 petiple -Westminster Choir, and four opportunities that come PRIZES CONTEST PRIZES arise." • from New York University. He is known for - or mere. Equipment requires As many as 245 earthquakes ty is ready for thetorstinthe soloists; through . engineering and the his furniture craftsmanship and has exhibited no cleaning. ' have . been recorded in one form of snow. \ Dr, J, Benson Parks, dean of students, • Tickets for the benefit, increasing community in- DUTCH TREAT'COCKJAIL PARTY v Contracts bBve been stated, "Mr. fiuchner has so far served most widely throughout the northeast; Ho -resides' CHRISTMAS THINGS EQUIPMENT I INSTAIUHON week in Guatemala. /em fj. i£ jh V Which will aid the interna- volvement of the engineer. FOR THE FINEST IN««»»» a,warded to three contractors i capably In this Important post, and within a with Ms wlf.e at 78. E. Madison ave. In Florham - • fREEOFCHUPGE ., for snow removal operations few weeks the position has already Justified "JPArk ' '• / ' •••; .;' ' ,' A-D-V-E-R-T-l-S-E-M-E-N-T .' FOR QUALITY IN ©••'••• COMPLITI Mil COURII HOA5T TOP this coming winter, A fourth Itself." Buchner added, "students frequently SIRLION Orilir DINNER contract is still In effect. feel victimized by the system, and do not ~* ..EARLY COPY- ' > • flEABotta ORBBTWOS Mainline Resistant lenses FOR SERVICE IN «<»••••• The three contracts, total- understand many of the procedures In attempt- WEATHERCOCK FARM- Help offered the Publicity Chairmen are' • ..' ' '' State Bar Association most dramatic move ln>many years to'protect , alt taxes and tips three years, and Finn's for - Wilmington, Del. — If you are looking for the^eyesight of the American public PRE-WINTIR CHAiy LINK NNCISAU CALL 352-10d0 Ext. 928 FOR RESERVATIONS one year, > With the three-year con- _ L 3-BIG straight facts on your hearing loss and what "This is unquestionably the most far- p No ticks** sold ot the> door , GENERAL CARPENTRY tract of Burlington Concrete approves Cahill's stand can be done about it, send for a free, Illus- reaching development in the area of blindness CHAIN II AMPLE FREE > PARKING trated easy-to-read booklet today called prevention, in this country in a long time," ' COMPLETE REMODELING of Burlington at $60,000 a Governor^ William Ti Ca- Hughes ahd Cahill have both Prestige Lighting and Horne. Fbrntehings VU?rid A THURS./ FRI«/ SAT. .."HEARING LOSS -Hope throughResearch." said Wilfred D. David, MJD,, the society's ' year, the total bid price for hill's endorsement of a strong supported the Bar Association It is offered at no charge and contains no executive director. "It directly affects an CLEANING SERVICE snow fighting this coming sea- conflicts-of-interest bill ap- position firl la strong bill. One I ."sales talk." . ' estimated 100 million Americans — thosowho - son is $217,000 or $10,000 , proved by the New Jersey State proposed confllct-oMnterest Bar Association was '.'wel- ; This completely unbiased, authoritative wear prescription glasses. In addition, the' more than 1969, r,^, law passed.both houses of the Cull Now For Our Special Hates comed and warmly-approved" ! II" RUORBCINT report published by the U.S. Government new regulation will protect. the eyesight of •Roofing • Slate Repairs The work, based'on hourly Legislature' last year. Gov- Bread's*., Elliobert. by the Bar AssodatlonTrust- tells what causes hearing loss and explains hundreds of thousands more - those who PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE rates for the period from ernor-Hughes, vetoed it, how- UNDERCOUNTER DIMMER 1 ees, it was announced In Tren- the different kinds of hearing loss. It tells wear non-prescription sunglasses. November'through. April, is ever. He pointed oiittlint some ton Tuesday, - v UBUT LIGHT . you how to select a hearing aid; when ear "According to the FDA's own estimates, CARPET CLEANING divided among die four con- provisions seemeduoo strin- • Leaders & Gutters Daniel L, Golden, South ;l SWITCH surgery is Indicated and what you can oxpec: about 75 percent of Americans who wear noon WAXING CROWH tractor? who yrtll supply a gent; others,'too w6ak, River, president of the 7,500-' • Guoronleed from It. ' glasses are wearing ordinary crown-glass .'. Fully limited . total of 103 snow trucks and ., The latest bill,, Hajnes said, WINDOW CLEANING UILDERS INC. member: attorneys' organiza- substantiaUyf Writhe objec- fer2Year> - - You can receive a copy of this booklet— lenses," said Dr.'David. "These lenses are pickup. vehicles. Buck ." FULLY INSURED tion,'explained that this type tions -to-ilj^ltyear'st'"We hope without cost orobligationtoday.from"Better thin and break easily, shattering into po- ASSOCIATED COMPANY Brothers v will range from Reg.$«.U " DRAPERY CLEANING of legislation on conflicts has that G,oyerh6tirtfahiU's sup- Hearing — Beltone," independence Mall, tentially blinding slivers upon impact. Docu- BUILDING REMODELING CORP. CICCONE WELDING WORKS, Inc Hlghtstown to Newark, Finn SALE . Square IS WNITI nmt received their vigorous sup- port of' the tti'e'as&re will be Suite 65, Wilmington, Delaware, 19803, mentation of such tragedies runslnto thousands CALL 371-6888 CULL COLLECT from Deepwater to Barring- . vralnutflnlih, • Vinyl CautH win port for many years.: • decisive,". Beitt\ett'.concluded. 344 of cases. • ' •' I Ask far. Mnrv Stelnborg" 76 Cleveland St. Orange ton, A.Sij from Elizabeth to plui shade; 077 Chancellcir Avc, IrvitiRton Phono 283-0446 lOilvinliri ' North Bergen Including the • "This has be'en a first- ' The resolution, adopted by 672-1466 • Wood Mkui Hudson County Extension, and priority item on the agenda of • the association:-, trustees • de- FREE ESTIMATES 574RT, 27 ISELIN Ul <: ••''.•••• .•'.•'•• or . ' • Ulum.wlniliwi I DMni> Becauae of ... .Burlington from Camden to nearly every l^pwjerseyState clared a-comprehensive con- IELE'S ***** i UmlliitOdCuJtemM Luncheon planned I 672-1467 Visit Our Shoroom Display nntt$tiM»rti Jamesburg., -, ,, ....-,,. '•Bar Asaoclation president for nict-of-Wterest bill tobe vital '" • ^ ilieiiisMi to a Cuitenwr' • SPORTINO GOODS, INO. I " the last decade," Golden re- to the pubUc Interest, and, M ,.called.yVWo intend to back this called for passage without CARRYALL SCHOOL BAGS • FL C by Rose Society. *ai«tbi tfe nit, afid"we are delay.j-),.v>v-'«;-a*i •> > > The- annual luncheon.moetlng of the North>-'-' the LAV^N AN/WfST says: ASK ABOUT;0UR VANNUACtfSEXSbNS" SERVICE «"th OoVWhor'a SPECIAL PRICE 4 , Jersey Rose Society will be held on Saturday, SPRIN'RING • Heavy,, PqwW'laratloPqwM%ratlonn A F(JJrScoprSope • .•iTT^ST" 1058 Sprlngflild A vs., Nov. 7,'"at 1 p.m. at the Echo Lalce Country LATE SUMMER • Lite pftwsr deration •Fer- -10' AWHRITIS planned v^g. COMMNATIONOMM inVINOTON CENTER Club, Westfield. William Rusterholtz of Erie, Fertilization (25- 15- 19) • Re-Seed Ing (1 Ib. • tilization 38% Urla* Fungus Control •Chinch Hi : ;• The Ladles 'Auxiliary. of "' The bill prohibits a legis- liNfirttaMut STACK TABLES 1000 sq. ft.) • Pre-Emerge Crab Grass Control lator from acting on any bill u l -37I-3I3I- Pa., will present his new film, "Rose Show Bug Control • Weed Control •Post-Emerge Crab Ho- WABBES the Holy Trinity Greek Ortho- 2 limlwiji8k' Le|i Blues," which features Lake Brie as a roso 3* • that would directly affect him: • Grub-Proofing • Weed Control • Contour Grass Control. . . -, ,-. •; dox Church, Wffstfleld, will lOG IMPORTED and grape growing area. Power Rolling.' '.''••"' SQUARE FOOT, hold its annual Greek Festival ; monetarily, .without filing a" Reg. $14.95 OR ANY OTHER MAJOR DISEASE, 'Statement affirming his im- DESK The film will include artistic arrangements, FALL • Heavy Power Aeration • Full-Scope on Friday, Nov. 6, from 10 SALE HEAT WITH new rose varieties, Lake Brie vineyards, EARLY SUMMER* lilte Power Aeration • Full- a.m. to 11 p.m., at the Com- . partiality; and from appear- GROOMING . . LAMP DON T modern grape harvesting, antiques, comedy, WOOD and CHAIN LINK FENCING Fertilization (25- 1.5- 10) • Re-Seeding (Mb.. munity Center, 250 Gallows ing before nearly every state ** • • Re«.$SO.0O SETTLE KOII Scope Fertilization (25- 15-10 plus Fertiliza- 4 8" poetry and music. Rusterholtz is a news- Aluminum Doors and Wlntlo'ws Services 1000 sq. ft.) • Weed Control • Grub Control • Hill rd., Westfield, Pondtion agency on' matters in which he SALE Rtg.$6.«9 LESS tion 38^ Urla) • Weed Control • Chinch Bug , has'an interest; . • ,: :. U",Marprool paper man, rose grower, artist and musician. .Aluminum and Iron Railings, Minimum Contour Power Rolling. • will be SO cents per person.-, . Value Topi , Officers of the North Jersey Rose Society • NO JOB TOO SMALL-REPAIRS and Sod Webworm Control. 4,000 sq. (t. Now FERRUGGIA & LIPPMAN Inc. Children accompanied by Similar bans would, apple ' to all state officers and em- , SALE OIL HEAT COMFORT are: President, J. William Dravls of Rosollo; . OFFER H0SPITAUZATI0N, DISABILITY IN- adults will be admitted-free. Moves In all. vice-president, James P. Donniaon of Bloom- The proceeds from the event ployees under-the bill. Upon positions, Include! it a passage, s code of ethics would 3" fleld; treasurer, Julius C. West of Westfield; ART CRAFT FENCE CO. FREE COME PROTECTION AND ALL OTliER FORMS /Will be placed in, thi building desk clamp Umlhl too Customer recording secretary, Mrs. Jeanne Eldorkin of aa be composed. ^'iimiiii to? Customer LOW COST LUXURY FOR of Clark LAWN ANALYSIS ' 1 OF HEALTH INSURANCE POLICIES TO . fund foir the" cohBtructlon' of Bloomfleld; corresponding secretary, Richard Estimates 356 8.895 OraanskeaDera to the American . th'eT sanctuary for the first ' • Mt, Holly attorney Martin HOME OR FACTORY NO OBLIGATION j THOSE PREVIOUSLY DENIED COVERAGE. L, Haines, longtime member . C. Lancaster of Montclair. Locally Owned Anil Operated Eastern Rite Church In Union ,OP%$ 24 HOURS • 7 DAYS CALL NO Wl 382-4554 County. Services are now held of the Bar Association's CbVi- ECONOMY IS A BONUS - fllct of Interest Commikee No Othir Hett It Oleutir . In the. recently constructed Community Center on Gallows and, now Secretary of the *s- Or At Safe! Show set at Drew CALLM4-87H - sodatlon. and Conflict Cojnr PeHNCH Hill Road and are attended DOGGYTOWN IMPORTED 3.U0HT IMMRTIOCKVSTAl ALUMINUM SIDING by people of the Greek Ortho- mlttee Chairman Elmer B^n- We Satisfy Your Complete Heating CONCRETE STEPS nett of Newark said thatneor- ' Grooming With a Gsntle Touch CHANDELIER by *M urns' Society Pre-cott dox faith living In the many 24-PC. STEMWARE Requirements And Save Vou Money VISIT OUR • VINYL SIDING neighboring towns. ' ly every session of thelegis- • :lp8W.SoOrano*'Ave. The New. Jersey State Chrysanthemum So- - 760CARLTONST. latur.e has seen proposals on Reg. $13.95 CALL FOR A FREE SURVEY SHOWROOM SHAWNEE South Orange • • OIL BURNER • Conversion! and clety will hold its 17th annual.chrysanthemum OoneriM Sttpt conflict-of-interest' intro- ' SALE show at Drew University, Madison, on Satuj> Linden, N. J. •DRIFTWOOD duced, but few have eVor pro- Closed Mondays - Installations ' . day from 2:30 to 9:00 p.m. and on Sunday md Plitftrmi SIDING gressed.- .- " • FUEL-OIL - Sales and Service from 1 to 5 p.m. in the Baldwin Gymnasium. wild pre-cast stone 762-3158 ., 8" FUEL OIL 14.7 Gal. • Laodlng Brand'eVist Una Product : 30 Vt«r suaranOawith •H The theme of the show is "Mums Mystique." : and tolling! ,. • produot. Open 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. 10 y«ar Buarantt* on Antiques festival There will be 222 classes in horticultural'and • SIDEWALKS workmani hip ; by Appointment KINGSTON CO. artistic design divisions. A Chrysanthemum Service Contract DkBldlrtotwlthonverNsJ.'s • PATIOS forimoit •lumlnum, aiding 215 Highway 22 W. Queen, elected by the students of the univer- Everything In Masonry . contractor* iriH. Y. armory Hillside. N.J. sity, will be crowned on Saturday at 4 p.m. ''PLAN C" "Serving The Public For 35 Years" The sixth amjual National. Admission Is free and there is ample per 7928 PULL COVERAGE INCLUDES. CLEANOUT, PARTS » LABOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION Arts and Antiques Festival parking space. will open at the Seventh Regi- Umlhl too Customer 686-0690 ' 686-5552 UPON DON'T BUY A GUN 41095 PROGRESS ment Armory, Park avenue BUYS DOG Research grant won INSPECTION NIC-NAC Remodeling Co. at Lowest Price and 67th street, New York (190 aoi. Mln. Del. C.O.D.) (N.J. Slot. Llcenied Conlracler) City, Saturday and continue through Nov. 1. • 24 HOUR SERVICE CONSTRUCTION CO. by professor at NCE 46 Lexington Ave., Bloomfleld . . About 300 antiques dealers, ^Chargawlth Bonk Amarlcard 2515 Vauxhall Rd. Union 686-0801 74S.3AA7 7-PC.ILACK. f BUT.... don't choow thi fIrrt urvln or collectors, artisans, artists P MIRROR Ml MSE AND BRASS Harlan'J. Perils of Teaneck, professor of ,tht low»rt prlc«l' wrvle*» Miki your arid sculptors will participate ' DOORORWAU electrical engineering at Newark College of choice bind on rtputttlon, '••in , the display. Virtually, . MAMIO Engineering, has been awarded a National NOW YOU CAN recprhminditlon and fict. Han araioma everything will be for sale. MIRROR Science Foundation (NSF) grant of $50,000 termites, facti about Caieide Dlipar Sarvlca which Proceeds will benefit The Reg. to conduct research on adaptive control theory SPOT WELD FROM wa comldar to ba tha : bait' urvlca -. Community Committee of The for water pollution problems. $10.95 pests? ' Brooklyn Museum. ' SALE ONE SIDE - MR. LUCKY TRAINED. DOG NO SHOP COMPLETE DIAPER SERVICE WASHING FORMULA* State RNs elect Dl .'wnrk Nuwv l II" 38"x31" Firescreen, Andlreni, OWHATION WATM TIMr> TIM! R.N.. Was electedsecond vice- li)ilVNiwiNY l THERE TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL -. 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:>i*itiiijl;Jiit'J:i'L»Wiii;Lii:is A8" -Thursday, October 22, 1970 ; : Young star seen IIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIUIIIIIIIullllll Theater Time Clock iaa™a^e«e™ Lohigh refuses Thursday, October 22, 1970-A9 on two screens& AH rimes Usted are fur- THE BIRD WlTH THE CRY- Tues., 2:23, 7iS3,, 9^:58; NeuM Oscai*-nonilnee. Liza Mlnnelll. stars ?*• Officials hope that 'float plans' i ; STAI. PMiMinn (r.HT>fB- Sim., ?, «tM, - " Ecreohs tills week in "Tell Me That You Love ter, 964,8977 for ttrjieclock). featurette, Thur., Prl., MOD., Me, jlmie. Moon," film version of the novel Tues., 2, 7130, 9:35:•••" ART CINEMA (Irv,V—Z, . •••'•.••'• D«:?J»m«8 C. Smith of PloMd» State Unli. BETHLEHEM, Pa. — The about a scarred girl, a young man confined to MAPLEWOOD- TELL ME Sun,, 3:35, 6:30,, 7:35, will buoy boat cruise safety TIMI IS RUNNING OUTI a wlieolcliair, and another who suffers sposnis Monday throuojb Priday, 7, vanity, will- addr«0S the Seton Hall Univer- so-called "Princeton Plan" all tryipg to live together. The Maplewood 9:34; Sat,, T.Xi, 9149: Suit,, 5, THAT YOU LOVE ME, JUNIE sity Club of the Sodeiy of Sigma XI today at Tlie New Jersey Department o'( Environ- been committed to a printed form. The program of recessing college classes. WILL YOUI CHILD II IEADY? Children folk sing Tlioutor;und.the Elmoru Theater in EUgweth 7:20, 9;40; Matinees, WIZARD MOON. (Call Theater at SO 3- RIALTO -.'( S R,m. In MoNulty Sdeace Hall oa the South mental Protection has initiated a printed ts administered by the department's Bureau beiore the November political OP OZ.'Saf,, 1:30, 3:22; Sun,, of Navigation. ':' ' '-' • • ,-•-. •'•• are highlighting the Otto Proirilngew pictujS. 3100 for tlmedock). .: . M»A*S*H, 1 . Orange campus. The Society' of Sigma XI is a "float plan" form designed to Increase the elections has been rejected at 1:15,3:07. • ';••• ' natlbSal honorary edettUflo organlzatloiidedl- safety of pleasure boaters. - ' . A supply of the forms is now available . Lehlgh University. The film, in color, which ulso'stars Ken • '•. • "•/-•.«•• •: .••:' Pri., .7:30,9:55: \ _,,., Cast announced , ,/., . •• •••»:.- : ... , at^l, to excellence la research/ ' ' for distribution. They may be obtained by The action of opposing any SAT. PREP.COURSE set for Metuchen / Howifd.iirKl Robert Mooro, runs by itSlf MAYFA1R (HUlslde)— 9:55; Sat., 2, 4:15, 7:30,' The filing' df a float plan with marina writing the Department of Environmental Pro-: l ; ELMORA CEUi) --VIVA HELLO, DOLLYI Thur., Fri., rescheduling of classes and • SMALL CLASSES A folk sing for children entitled "A Hallo- nt tlie Mapiewood. - •"•'5,','. Sun., 1, 3, 5, 7:30, 10. Dr. SmiA, who li a professor in the ua- operators'has long been a suggested pro- tecUon.. PoBt Offlce Box 2S0, Trent»ri,fN.J., • EXPERT INSTRUCTION The Elmoru' Theater' hus an ussoclatetfea* MAX, .'Thur., Pri., Mon.Mon., , Tues., 8:15; Sat., 4:30,- cedure for boaters embarking-on extended for Guild comedy providing'two weeks of re- ween Treat from Marilyn Winston," will bo partment of Psychology and Institute of Molecu- leased time for all students ; • EPPECTIVE FIVE WEEK COURSE nire witli "Junie Moon." It Is "WviUsStifv Tuesi, 7:30: Sat.', 1:15,^:45* . 6:55, 9:25; Sun., 3:44, 6:28, cruises, according to Richard j, Sullivan, The Union Township Theater Guild an- presented at .Theater SIX, Main Street and 8:20; Sun., 4:10, 7i45rTELL •" UNION (Union lar Blophyslca at Florida State, 1B the national Officers of the JMow Jersey Marino Patrol and faculty members to en- Middlesex Avenue, Metuchen, Saturday at 1 film about a Mexican general who rotakeirthe 8:50} ON&v.GIANT -LEAP, lecturer for 1970-71 for the Society of Sigma department commissioner. But ..this is the nounced this week the cast for its production FREE DIAGNOSIS AND REGISTRATION Alamo In this decade. The spoof on the absur- ME THAT YOU LQYE'ME, i Thur., Fri., Mon.fTuas., 7)25; LOVERS AND ; first time In 'New. Jersey the projpm has also will distribute the fo*is as they/make of Woody Allen's comedy, "Don't Drink the gage In political campaigning p.m. .'•'•.. JUNIE MOON, ,.TInlri,.(|»ri., STRANGERS, Thur., ._ _ their rounds of. major iwrinas and' boat was taken by Lehlgh's new, WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY, OCT. 24th dity of military confrontations, right-wing Sat; 1130; WIZARD OF, OZ, i ;Wat»r." . • FROM 10 A.M. IN ROOM 205 AT The benefit performance, featuring folk Mon.; Tues., 9:05; Sat.,'6!20, 1:45, 6, 10:: Fri»,vl:45vajr liveries. :; ."••. ' • ."' J • . • .••• '• •' Joint Gtudent-faculty-admln- vigilantes'.and. trigger-happy officers, stars ! Sab* 2j Sum, 1 (SO; singer Marilyn Winston, is for children three Peter Ustinov in the title'role, with. Pamela 9:55;;Sun., 2:15, 5:45, "^ ••-.•..••..••• .id.** • ". 10:30; Sex., 1:15, S«5, $88} . Before departing on a Hrlp, boaters are • TIIB cast in order of appearance, includes: istrator assembly. The new 1018 STUYVESANT AVE., UNION to six years.old. Included will be story songs Tiffin, Jonathan Winters, Koenun Wynn and 8, 10;30; Sun., 1,^3:10, 5:25, urged to complete tho-fotni and leaver it Father Drobney, Bob Jagusak; Ambassador' campus body Just started and activity songs with audience participation. Alice Uhostly. The picture is In color and was 7:35, 9:45; GRAND TOUR, 70, with the marina operator or other responsible Magee, John Brochu; Kilroy.Joe Willmore*. functioning at Lehlgh (luring 964-3180 LEARNING SYSTEMS INC; This will be the fourth benefit performance directed by Jorry Paris. ••' , '; • i Tues., Oct. 27, 3, person, who can be dopended upon to notify Axel Magee, Steve Toth! Marion Hollander, "-the current academic year, presented at the Theater by Mrs. Winriton.Sho. authorities if they, are overdue. It Is also Fran Goldberg; Walter Hollander, BobShlraj 1970-71. . is a professional nursery school teacher, suggested that o copy be mailed to the point' Susan Hollander, Gall M. Woodruff; Krojackq, guitarist,-and trained singer, specializing in The Rev. Dr. Donald M, of destination. Bob Young; Chef, Frank Slawinskl; 'iijeSultan, folk music. Her work with children includes Melsel was elected moderator' The float plan form in addition to providing Frank Napurino; Countess Bordoni, Maty Lou Head Start programs, housing project schools, :,';(: Information as to departure and estimated, ,TAMMY GRIMES—Actress Joins Brian Bed- 'Grand Tour 70; ; of the United Presbyterian • Wiatroski. ' • • summer camps, and her own nursery schools .•fe'-. Synod of New Jersey, meet- time of arrival at a specific point and the American Tickets are $1 for children and $1,50 for . ford; In recreating tliolr' roles in Noel ing lh Ocean City last week. route to be taken, also Includes other per- • ' The - director is BobYoung; Alice Rad adults. Reservations are advisable and can •: Coward's comedy classic, "PrivnteLfvcs," tinent data to aid Marine Police and tlie Coast - • opening at tlio Paper Mill Playhouse, Mill- WALTER MATTHAU—Oscar-wlnner.iwfio " Dr. Melsel has been pastor of . will be stage manager. . V. M©torla*i be obtained by phoning Theater Six at 548-2550. at Union Tuesday makes Ids musical bow In "Hello, Dollyl," ' • the First Presbyterian. Guard. • •..••' i. .'. : ..':•. :'.'*',"'/ burn, Tuesday evening, Nov. 3.MissGrimes . Included ore name,..make, registratitfn,: MANUARTtlS M» (SSIX t UNIOlt (MWtlES won her second "Tony" award, for her The Union Theater in Union Center is. fold- now at the Mayfalr Theater, Hillside, stars' Ghurdv Princeton, for the ' . The performances will be held Nov. 12,13 opposite Barbra Stelsand in the bit imiBlcaL past ten years.'-/ : number and size of the craft; color of cabin Broadway performance., show will run ing over "Lovers and Other Strangers":tor and hull; communications facilities' aboard," and 14 at Union High School's Little Theater. through Nov. 22. .'..'...• another week. . . •'.;>> '(.'u Saturday and Sunday madnees at the Mayfalr '. The. new moderator of the . •Tickets'may be purchased at the door or by *South Pacific' due will feature "The Wizard of Or," starring approximataly 204,00 member plus a list of all persons, aboard; their ages calling 687-8325. . . ••• •• The martagementliasannouncedthntaspeclal and addresses, ' \ i. << feature will be shown-Tuesday only. .It,is Judy Garland. '. .,•-, 'New Jersey . Synod pursued' "Grand Tour, 17O...WIiere It AU n-»rf*-(«.-i theological studies at Prince- at MeddoWbrooki Tlumage' movie ton- Theological Seminary and Notice Hlllllllll|l|tllltll|llllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII^ "WE HAVE AMERICA'S screen .presentation by prize-w: ;t:«CHUHPLATTi:iBR:() PROM rti. BAYERM •• Jean-Pierre Aumont 'will be seen as Emilo ducer-diroc'tor Andre de la.Varre Jr. the University "Of Edinburgh. BOtlOUOH or ROSeL RoomUtt, SoUtt, Mo«t Economical,T8»»t Styled, de Becque in "South Pacific," stage musical Tour '70" Is •a contemporary motion picture, 7/ movie , He has served as rfiodei^tor Puzzle Corner 3 Most ComfertobU, Strong«*t, Moit Man»uv-_ due to arrive at the Meadowbrook Theater now on Fox screen of; the. Presbytery of New NOTCB OF ODSHULE^ECTXW r and through .modem sound and filmtechnlgiles, NOTICE O HEREBY OWEN that in CAPITAL-wisE HELPFUL Atnnix •rabU, Moit Popular C • Restaurant, Cedar Grove, Nov. 5. "The Bird With the Crystal plumage," four rfioods pf Tour different lands are pre- ' Brunswick, chairman of the MSMuu with an Aot.anUUad, ''An There are16 state capitals The Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, suspense film about a,killer in Rome who; sented^— Rome, Greece, Israel and Egypt. now at Art Cinema • synod committee on theologi- hidden in this letter mix-up. Sldllon Wd9o«.'**r taken from James Mlchene'r's "Tales of the : goes about slashing women, and an American . It portrays the timeless splendor of man- cal education, and chairman Find, them bV moving from one ABMIT ft SMEER RICKY CROSTA ' of the mhilsferlal relations South Pacific," features such numbers as who becomes involved and who is determined kind's shrines, the landscapes of the .'Sun- "Z," political'film thrUler exposing con- letter .to the next. You con. , Pretldtnt "Some Enchanted Evening," "I'm In Love baked lands, .the new life that has arisentin .committee of the.'synod, • : • to find, the killer because his awn.life is ditions in Greece .leading to a seizure of BfiBSSSLf start ou any letter, and ench IN BUSINESS. Rlehonfl Matara o( Union With A Wonderful Guy," "I'm Gonna Wash 1 tlie ancient part .of the world. Greece and the Dr. Melsel also his been move may ba inany direction /endangered, arrived yesterday, at the Fox power by a military'Jaunta, arrived yesterday VOYEURISTIC PHOTOGR'APHER ~ Karl I TUESDAY, Nwambar aTTvio That Man Right Outa My Hair," "Bali H'al," Theatejv Route 22, Union. . Holy Land are visited at Easter. Itlivrfde-. at the Art Cinema'.in Irvington Center. The a member of the governing' batwan Via bosni o(7KW a,n. aad IKK) - across,, down or diagonally, "There Is Nothing Like A Dame," and'.•Young- screen cinemascope, the film views the Egypt the morally-corrupt photographer' in "Whlrlf. boards of Bloomfield College but you 'can't sldp letters. The, picture-stars Tony Musante.Suzy Ken-^ film about a left wing deputy who is assassi- erotic psychological thriller, with international stars, er Than Springtime." ,.••.••••' doll; and Evu Renzi.-The. fijni,,photographed of tlie Nile,'an excursion Into the paBt,through and Blair Academy, . Bowlle P«tk ta haralnftar dtaltiulad. HtOvBO'D V E R A HORNET nated and the independent-minded investigator CARPENTERS, ATTENTIONI The musical will run through Nov.. 29. modern eye?; ' . • ..''.! ;",,'.,' Vivian Neves and Pia Anderson. The shocker opened t rollmrSi an tha Publlo OfJSSto B 6 P'E S: E N H E L in dolor, was directed byDarid Argento. who tracks down the killer, hoB YvesMontand, yesterdny'at tlie Ormont Theater, East Orartge, *'' ' Sail youuilf to 30,000 (omlllai bawtadlm •» Irene.Papas and Jean-Louis Trlntignant in wllh o low-coat Won! Ad. Call PLUMBERS, ATTENTIONI Sail • O IN K TO N L, E B 686-7700' your larvlcai'to ,:30,000 loeol - A UnlUdBUUa Suutor - t : P S B'O.A L I N A A • • .. r ..•'••' • •• ' '••'•ivr'./ leading role's. The miisjc is by Mlkls Theor " "'- '• •-".' .."' ' '. • .•'• •:• 'J.£ ::': :/• SPORTABOUT 50B MAIN ST. tomlllai with, o.>weoit. Wont ' V MAYFAIRN UNICEF HELPS TREATMENT ..!.,:_! ' dorakls. . ..,'•' ' • . • AS soil 4B6-7700. ARtmaii^ja8fub«r ofa th a (UlhCo'Muu nol ' 1 EM:A L N C AT N EAST ORANGE . 'About 60. million persons in the world, are '•)'•' naaalMU Dlatrttt) <-'3yaar R R S RiC U O L LY • ' OR 5-2600 BARBRA STREISAHp UNION 6UA-D37J The Art will feature a kiddie show maUnee • PAINTERS,. ATTENTIONI Sail ttt) '3 threatened by yaws, a cripplingdisense.,For' yoiirialf ts 30,000 fomlllai with' 9 Umljira of tha Boud of 'E. I r X'K E L N A T : NERVE RIPPINO AS . .WALTER MAT.THAlT, 990 Slu,v limit Saturday and Sunday. The picture win be "The chum rraaho)din - 3 y«r. 2-1/2*,. UNICEF. provides :Se penlclUln. to a . loweoit Want At). Call , B N S.BM-.V-R.U N A THERE AREN'T "BABY JANB" "LOVERS AND OTHER v Wizard of Oz," and will be shown twice In the HELLO, DOLLYI' cure n child of yaws. • . "" P. i • afternoon on both days. ' '": «8&-7700 nowl , : . • ,: 1 UtubarofthaBaudofCho^ P E A'D O J UN E.A "WHIRLPOOL" STRANOEhsf' «n rrailioUara - unnplrad •H O L A US.T I N U ANY OTHERS. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY _ SAT. & SUN. MATINEES. , 7 IN COLOR . WIDE SCREEN 6IG.YOUNG Excellent Entertalnmen A Mayor lor RoatUi Park - < ANSWERS e \oaM you to earn ' RAXED X ;'THE WIZARD OF OZ" .BOB.DISHY ...... ANNE JACKSON A Cnmolliniii tor lh, and Wird •nvawnr- 'xiNaoHd 'ANva tt gdod salary'. LAST CALL FOR 1970 EXECUTIVE CARS! "ORAWD TOU« 70" . Revelers » 3 yaur tafni' :' We want you to meet A CWDoUnuniortha SlhWard -TV 'MOHVTMSia'fVXNVTXV *Y ONLY TUBS. OCT. 17 ; s new people . 3 BIO SHOWS 3 P.M. if 8130 P.M. The Revelers- Dramatic. The GOLDEN CARROUSEL .'NT03Nl I ""Wan3H 'NOlL dreh;piay.-written and.dlrect- Ma7tUortn|%>to*Ua Rafaranda -soa 'niniONOH 'vsadox We tiiunt you to fvork. JAVELINS AMBASSADORS AMBASSADORS A CHILIER THRILLER Club, 1696' Irving St., Rah- ed by:,Michael Jordan of One of New Jersey's "most Interesting" ara alao to ba wtad om - way, will present "Indlansl ; PUBLIC QUESTION NO. 1. CONSTI- 'Niisnv. 'SaANao 'aaaard • uikere yowwdiit • CRIST-N.Y. MAO. Maplewood, on Saturday at The TUTIONAL AMENDMENT. REDUCTION Indians! Indlansl" a chil- 2 pjn. at. Roosevelt School, ChrlHlmns, Easter.and Gift Shops 'wanvs' 'aaAdfl 'SSIOH Wti umiit you to be happy '2695 'SH0CKI600SEIUMP St. Georges ave., Rahway. Virtually avary 'flitd li span ta IVt.l 4Pr. VI, Pwff tluiht, Wit*.-Wm, ,lr,M.,M,W.W. Public Notice r.!:,WM«WiKI«ri. talk & Demonstration Program (or Clubs "THE SOUND OF MUSIC" woman with ucrakirlat illlli, from fl ACritif, »«!»., Kxtia. Tirtt, Elccltle TjH*la. TENSIONI' SATURDAY. KIDB •Tickets are available at the GIGANTIC OCTOBER SAUI ? . . . 7 JudyaarIandrn.".Th* Wliard of O> STATEMEOT . SHEMrFSA£E thaalra or|> ta publliHIng, (ram. GROUP wNETWORK . ..1:30. 3i TVGLEE ; A Merry-Go-Round ofHolldoy All donlgno and kits - Tha propoiod contUntUonil Amand*, SUPERIOR COURT OF MEW JERSEY, odwHIilnj'tb straiiMKa. Vw^an The'cas't!lncludesMrs.Bar-\ wjllbfe held ; "^ CHANCERY DIVISION. WOONCOUNTY; 1 AccoBBoriaB, Decorations, orglnal creutlona raant tuUtoriiaa tha lowirbu of tha werlt wlrh iop VKacuHvai In avary ATTENTION "THE BIRD WITH .bara, ,Ppy«flak and Mrs. Ted SAVE STEPS voUnf it» of a voter from H. to ID DOCKET * P-W3S-«e OUR BUSINESS IS BUILT ON 4%°. by Flormce Fox Cox - E3TELLEDKHMAN,PUW1«,»». Induitry Imsglnabta. .' ••: Romankdw<6r Union. The play InsttuotlotiB and Rlts. . 1:15,3107 SOLID-STATE INTERCOMS . *Srauc*QUE9rioN NO, n, CONSTI- SLOAN KlNOtatua,!atSuD«f«lduita. JEEP BUYERSI THE CRYSTAL • wlU :bWjJresented through Sunday, November 1, at 3 P. M. TUTIONAL AMENDMENT - SENIOR CIVIL ACTttN WRttoFbtECUTION RECOMMENDATIONS. OVER 80% OF Groons and Materials t0 make CITIZEN TAX DEDUCTION INCREASE School RICHARDS IS YOUR PLUMAGE April Mfi'lor tlie benefit of, your own unique doslgn*. . FROM FANONI AND STATE TO SHADE COST. Shall tha PTA .or^nbiatlons, nursery amandjnwt of. Artlola vnL Sactlan L HEADQUARTERS OUR CARS SOLD IS REPEAT Phone R»wrv«tlont Accepted narafruh 4 M tha 'Coniututton of th« Cor aala by pubUo VMdaa.'.la room O sioess groups,;ifi«it groups, chart-. 6SU oOIaw. Jara«y (rwUiur >n anruil In tiii Court MOM., fc Ih.'city of EUu- FOR 4-WHEEL DRIVE table organloations and clubs. (505 Boulevard, Kenilworth, NJ saad I1U.0O Item bath, N.J,, on Wadn«adayj«ui ISthdayof BUSINESS. COME SEE WHYI Box Off ice DR 6-4343 OotoW KO:, itnO/IttK,o'clockInbia Call Nowl 351-5150. Organizations interested' in «,, tin bin for taxai on ran er afternoon of aud day. (MNIWARK AVtNUE (201)276-0104 u tharaln nrovidtd o! carlaln o < AU tha tonoirtni tnot'or puctl of booking '^liaiansl Indlansl In- •nd raaldmCroI Ihla SUta of tha land antuia pMmlnu hmHianiirpaltl- . acreu f nm Kay ford diarisl". .tt(liy write to Mrs. Houra _ i Inataad of Ui eularly daaorlbodt.altiutw. lyink ud .lUZAUTN, NtW JlUtV. Junt oftu.s. 23 mtl Oardan Slate PAPER MILL daddiuin"family wwldtd on"firi?•, bnbuin Uta nofoijh «nffi«»U.,Tii th. WINNING "USED CAR" HITS «*. Zuk, 90A3O. «i55 : or Ted Rom>iikow,TheRevol- .... •: Holiday Inn RxladMnl | Sunday an4 Monday - Mlllburn, New Jersey %'•'• trtiwrutj-jiiu jmuilw torW»at aiuh • •-" lrVHU-S 1.1 SiiS^aAUifiSifbamni ta irranlcl. MATINEE WED., 1 1 tta. atata.of Naw Jarwy, in ,.»AMASM«OlaSSt » l '47 AMBASJIADOR <• SAT,, 2i00, 4tl5. 7i3O and I... era presidanv.l668.VanNess .- 3 la Chooaa Praml 8Iua 'STATEMENT 3-Dt. Hardlspa . I Oraani . , 3-Dr.VAUIp . WUta . BbH. I lirValir Priandi 10.00 P.M. ter., Uhloni™,; '";;. . Wi SUN., liOO, 3i00, 5iO0, ultimata In low cost, two-way communication. , Tha piopoMd cwuUtuUotiM i 1 Blua . Auto . pull Powar bw Buy of Tha Waakl a Poralpi Baauty m«fi mStltu nlaliu lha o tf Air Caridt A nraal Buyl $1395 UK 7i30 ond 10 P.M. S'ERfiJDinJ |ot»"b» run- ' ^ ' ^ ''- ithem anywhere with a 9V battery (not Included). it. Acl,;,,,Call 6B6-7700. B 'M*A*S*H'is Installs In mlnutea. No warm-up required, . . «lM.oo ami b»adana ttia "it .CempJatewlth'SO feet plug-In cable. v . anrail .Ineoma la undar i '<« DPL •67CHEVIE •ti CLASSIC EXCLUSIVE AREA ENGAGEMENT axohidiig aoolal aaeurlty 1 S FIGHT CANCER WITH A 4-Dr. Sadan . Auto . BUI UaUbu Hardtop 660 Baauty . Auto . Blua again at Rialjtd '• PS . Air Cond. . Blua Baauty Top Shapa In Looka 70th Ctrtiuiy Foi prtwnlt '^.^Mm , ftn FOR ENJOYMENT IN EATING OUT AOarai Parfaot Pamlly Carl ft Uaohanloallyl taJMOiNnr Jtraay o g| CHECKUP AND A CHECK Ingo Prcminger ."M'A'S'H," ferociously' danta Ka hilf of tha tax lota . institution of war with mobile the tudns dla&lfit, ' M IMPHRIXI '61 CHEVIE . Thla Chryalar araatla Only' '65 RAMBLER Army. Surgical Hospital ex- TELEPHONE POLLING PLACE AMERICAN Conv. UaUbu ..Auto 4-Dr. 6-Cyl. . Auto . Light ploitation In Korooi continues <>ou>t Cover .••;.v • alio known u -FltED MONAHAN Hara'a a Brljht Jdaa for tha Utht of your Ufa. Par- '67 AMBASSADOR ; _ '66 RAMBLER '64 RAMBLER * Bulldogging i addad'aTffaoUon Bob liag.a, .tanoM CICNIC OROVB DUIUKL I ' * 4-Dr. Auto . RhH "THE '".in. yourjavorita, •" Purwut to ttu onUr 61 MABY C. sr plaaaura. Polda for traval. HJ-lntanalt* Uoht (or Waaon, Auto .Turquoli Wagon . Auto . RbH . ' 'All Girl Barrel Racing .Ohar'aJCIuk.;... HALL RHNTALJ •— •" *-| of Qia — -l Powar Stoarlni > Graan Thla Ona.Ia Parfaot Jet Blaolc Amafiean 1 PARTIBS Powatfully tmpraailval Por Unola B1UI Immaoulatel * Greated Pig Chase To produce story $1295 NUTCRACKER" Medal 337-B FtpURESCENT DISK LAMP ..Ra ,flO.«S, . M.ll $195 $695, Reg. 219.95 O 'ADMISSION: Children $1.50 To age 13. Adulti $3.00 (A bollat in 2 octi) HOLLYWOOD -."Hocendn- do," an original story bypro- OPfH DAIIT TH 9:30 P.«..SAI. Til 6 Director ALFREDO CORVINO IRVINGTON POLISH HOME DR 6-0489 O?EN EVES, to 0 P.M. ducer-wrlter Sy Bortlett, will I v, SAT. to J P.u. •ESTAUIANT - COCKTAIL LOUNGE DR 9-9830 JULIETTE M«I.ICTP»)M DECEMBIR 20,1970 go into production In late fall tha data v* —n, w.u«r, 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. as one of 20th Century-Fox's 415 • 16th ^v«.r Irvlngton Bxi;i44 AC/BATTERY OPERATED ba fermr banad. from PLAINFIELD HIGH SCHOOL major releases of 1971. An . ' OorJanStola Pkwy. 950 Park Ave., Plaln(leld,N.J. off-beat western-drama, "Ha- PoHih Dtlleacl*;* N.J. Polka Banting Ctnttr hew about trylnQ W?' Broadway Comes To Orch., M»n. JS, Ratr mati,$2.S0 cendodo" will be filmed en- Bonquar 'PaellHIet • Sandwich*! Sirvd Dally . PORTABLE CASSETTE For raaarvad iaola, main chaek tirely at 20th's West'-ood- For any occailon • •'' MARTINO'S poyobla to N.J.D.T.O.-mal) wllh Studio and Mallbu Rar.jd B5, ITALIAN '•: "Am«iioa*a ftbowplaoa of Panoui Branda» _iu PAPER MILL •lompid ••K.adtlraiiad anvalop* TAPE RECORDER U.S. ROUTE aj • UNION • 68B-8841 to 1372 Outlook Dr. Mountalnalda opd Fresh Ssafoodl (Naar.Plaiahlp-Eaatbound Una) . SU Mlllburn, New Jersey N.J. Spaclfy oft. or ava. part. * Com» at you or* . .•,: SOLID STATE INSTANT SOUND (R) RBCORD ti PLAYBACK, NEED HELP? Find tha RIGHT 595 CHESTNUT ST UNION 686-6566 rn TO THE DICKENS caiual wtar and bring puihbutlon piano kar ttrla parien.wlth a Want Ad. Coll November 3 thru November 22 :. your family •,- • oparatlon. PU dynemlo apaak- tm •:•• at. 1-7/S Ipa tapa apaad. Now thru Mom'b apple pie MEET YOUR N% HOSTS Sanata. oontrol djmamlo ml- 95 November 1 : VAILSBURO'S FINEST RBSTAIIPAUT orophona wlUi Hand. Oapatan Tammy H Brian Make a Date , dtlva. Raoord Intarloek pra- and vantt aaoldantal araaura. Hl«X GO. asAmerieami LUMCHBOM Impact plaitlo oablnat. ,; Bedford 1US0A.U. W JlSO P.M- (Cw.Halitaod St.'Cmu from UtNat.Stata Bonk) _a "OLD-EET -DINNEM H Rodjers and Hammersttin's lUONOAPKTITdlObM REEL 'IE SOUND DICKENS sst . PRB-RBCORDBD"TAPBS IncreoMi the value of your home. Never needs pointing. Ooei up easily over wood, oibeitoi, OF MUSIC GIUSEPPI'S tfueco, or maienry wolli. Doei not abterb,moliture like wood — does not iweat.llke metal. "PIIIHIE LIVES" SERVING PINE ITALIAN .I2ou.no>JttonliJifltt.il clean— With sponge and soap/ Water — or tlmply hoie down. Erik By Noel Coward and AMERICAN CUISINE .' • • ' Pining Hour»i Unlted Mttal AMERICA I Man. thru Tliura. 5 P,M..to 10 P.M. COMIUMIIOH « special Family mom -Tuesday & Wednesday Open NlUty (Bxotpt Hon.) Fri. & Sol. 3 P.M. to 1 P.M. 215 Clarlda* Dr. 7)30 to 11., p.m. Sum 1 P.M. t« KPJU. • _ IIMOUR-FIRE Mon.,avail, fornrlvat* partial ARM Vtrono, K.J. One Child Under 14 Admitted FREE ' Matlnaaai 8att.. Bunt, and 121 E. 2nd Av.. ROSELLB Holiday* 3 to S p.m. • With the Purchase of Two Full Price Tickets Admlailont Mat. .Q0 - - 245*8313- Bvanlngi $1.00 ' A DIVISION OffIDt*ATED NKCHAW, IHC. FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE-^CALL TODAV LIVINGSTON ROLLER RINK jiWtDANT OLDE BOURBON; 134 year* pt America K 613 So. Llvlnoiton Ava. in tvery drop—how come it doesn't aOMt more? ROUTE 22, EAST 99J-6UI {201)239-6664 STATE, ' m : OUT OF TOWN, CALL COUECT ~ ! -— e SAT. OFFICES IN VERONA, PARLIN and MOMftaNOONDlMlD .'•'' V ' . ' '" . "J '•v Teachers to hear Thursday, October 22, 1970-A11 AlO-Thursday, October 22, 1970' PLUMBERS, ATTBNTIONI Sail your larvleaa » 30,000 local f«alllaa Cancer Society names Rone Insurance with o law-coil Want Ad. Coll 686-7700. , -,'•'... , ,'-* • Cancer Society, Rone has also been active In EARLY COPY Nader at session other organizations within the community. Drs. Shenis, Handler, Finch named to head 197 He has been president of the Vlneland lav- ... •..~r—- v. w» TUIMM1I11 MY-- the Friday deadline for other than spot doss-startr C. Victor .Rone of Vineland Is the newly cees and was voted outstandlngpresldentof the of state convention He has been a president of the Cumberland New Jersey Jayceeslnl962-63andOutstandlng news. Include your name, address and appointed chairman of the 1971 .Cancer, Crut County unit and a lay delegate to the New phone number. - The onpual convention of the New Jersey ; node of. the American Cancer Society's New Young Man of Vlneland in 1963. CENTRAL COLLECTION Education Association will draw an expected. Jersey division. In addition, lie has served department heads at Newark State at uPsaia ' Jersey Division; according to Wilted C. Nel- ' Presently vice-president of Rone Funeral 50,000 public school teachers to Atlantic as a member of the division crusade com- Service in Vlneland and president of Robern A. new course on fundamen- son of Bound Brook, presldent'j3f the diyl- mittee and' as area crusade chairman. Tlirce persons liave been named us depart- of'Early Childhood. THERE'S NO FUTURE IN IT) stay away from him, . , City; Nov. S to 7 for three days of study . sion. Car Rentals, Inc., Rone and his wife have Dr. Shenis has been serving as head of the tals of life insurance will be Dear Amy: • • I need your advice because " Besides his association with the American ment chairmen at NewarkStateColloge, Union. offered by Upsala College's of educational problems and prof esslonal im- three children, Thomas, Renee and Lori. newly formed Department of Political Science I am s married woman with 1 m on^,M...M They are Dr. June Moss Handler, early child- Institute of Insurance Educa- provement;'/ . • ' • '•".-' In accepting the appointment as division hood; Dr. John Shcnls, political science, and since the beginning of the present academic two children. I also work and I .•'•'•• Cloud Nine General session speakers will include con- crusade chairman, Rone said, "We will'dobur 1 tion and Research, starting Mandl tea Dr. Eugene B. Finch, economics. year.' He and his /wife, Shirley, reside In P.O. BOX 8075 am verymuch in love with my Dear Cloud Nine: sumer crusader. Ralph Nader and newspaper . very best to'surpass the'1970 crusade total Wednesday,' Nov. 4, and con- 'boss. He Is 20 years my Dr. Handler/who lives in Tcaneck, ha a been Hillside. ' Newark, NJ. 07106 • •/.i Clouds', are 'for dreamers! columnist Jack Andersonl Anderson, author of $1,648,860 and with the help of allot New A graduate of Upsala College, Bast Orange, tinuing for 20 weeks. • senior,- married and has 4 Come down to earth and back bridge garrie at Y serving as chairman of the Departmentof Early 374-8595 . . 372-2013 of •»* . ' • , • Dr. Finch, his wife and'family.reside in matics ?nd reading. In all;' the convention Upsala . Professor Kailln gbihg and with whom.rWelli . . ' An active civic and community leader, Rone, West play, James Monroe of ;10S9 SPRINGFIELD AVE., IRVINGTON WHILE ON THE- FACULTY, Dr. Handler Rahway. A native of India, he received WB 1300 STUYVESANT AVE. program-: Includes, several hundred meetings, .Union and Mike Fried of Eliz- bachelor's and master's degrees from the Tuan, director of the institute, HOCKHOCKSONfARMS you were rlghtl You told me who is also a vice-president of the New Jersey Op.n Mon. ft Frl. Ev.t. 'til 9 P.M. has served on the faculty senate's executive said the course will be of- workshops and conferences to examine,edu- division, has been with the society for a number abeth, second, and Morris and graduate committees. She has taught University of Allahabad, Allahabad, India, • • UNION, NJ. ••-.•.• ROUTE 537 - CALL S42'0635 not to worry, that the one girl cational problems or Improve teaching effect- fered each Wednesday evening I did know wouldn't be the only of years and has served in a.variety of Hertz and John Carroll of most of the course offerings In the Department and a doctorate in economics from Syracuse (B«tn«n Tlnton Full* mil Cells Nt.k) iveness. .-.;•'• • ' • '. . •• •• .••••.•;•';*• . Roselle, third. . University, Syracuse, N.Y, He previously between 6 and 8. Registration Exit 100 Girder. Slate Partway . .one, .'••• • '•• •.; •••' .•'.•• •:.-,- '.. • capacities. . . . served as an assistant professor of economics will take place on Nov. 4, the MU. 7-5658 -Now I am dating a girl, first night of class, in Room tnmiEiiTF tntTvi at the University of North Dakota, Grand ?e OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. ,10 6 P.M. quite respectable I might add, Study cites Forks. • •. ' ' "* 204ofPuderHalU UNDER NEW but one thing has been bother- • ••.•• :•.,.'• ing me since I started seeing HOW MUCH .The' Institute was in- '. HE IS THE AUTHOR of ' The First' FlVe- her. We always talk and ex- ARBYfcUB YAMAHA I lOWHY... Ptiiei ui Orgai* augurated Sept. IS and is of- . change pleasantries; and per- low salaries Year Plan of India: Uttar Pradesh, A- Ca$eIn- DR. JOHN SHENIS fering courses preparatory MANAGEMENT" Wednesday afternoons .." (GABE BARROSJR.) . / '• sonally, I find It hard to sound .Point." Dr. Finch,is a member of the Amer- for examinations by .the.In- FRESH CIDER ican Economics Association, the American surance Institute of America, and act affectionate toward .. Esso Research and Engi- and others to golnjinslght into her. • ': ' • .'-•. •• . , • ' : NO PRESERVATIVES ' Association of University Professors'and Chi and, the Life.Office Manage- 1 neering Qo, has resumed its Industrial research, its na- of mayors Specializing In ;'I .have always been bashfuL Coma In Sewn Por A 6amon«lfollonl : I'f New Jersey's S67mayors: •Eta Sigma, an honor society. '•'. - . :;. ment Association. annual. tour program of itsture, environment and career' . While in India, he served as a teacherrlh • STYLING s- •,'sometlmes extremely so, and' Linden Research Center, for opportunities, a ,,spokesman JOCKEYHOLLOW had* to depend on the salaries- Four course's will be're- this' seems • to be somemlng. FRUIT FARM" they receive for their hours the Bishop Wescott Boy's School Of AUaha-' • HAIR COLORING high school'Junior'and senior : for the company sqld. IIT . bad, the head of the economics departmentat peated at die spring semester • FROSTING deep inside ma. My question, science or CQllege prepara- ' A brochure containing more HARDSCRABBLE RD. fiat of municipal services, more which begins in January. They Amy, Is How can 1 make our . B^RNARDSVILLB VALL .118 FOR than half of them would be in the Ewang Christian College there and aS.tlie • And we especially tory students,, science club's,, detailed Information'Is avail- principal of the Baldwin Boy's High School of include general principles of dates more, enjoyable? Out teachers, college sdencema- able by writing Essb Research 766-1595 ROUTE 22 WATCHUNG, N.J. 756-3708 the sub-poverty class, ac- insurance, principles of fire, cater to of 4 dates, 1 have walked her ' FREE ESTIMATES-EASY TERMS cording to a survey by the New Bangalore. Dr. Finch, was elected president Jors and technical societies, and .Engineering Ci/ Public CLOSED MONDAYS Opan Dally T1U 5 P.U. ' ' of the All-India Heads of European Schools marine and allied linos insur- PERMANENT WAVES to. her door but I didn't even' ' Tours provide a glimpse of Relations;. P. O.^Bpx 172,' SUBURBAN GAS HEATING Jersey Conference of Mayors. ance, principles of casualty 1 and try,to get a handshake. Please ' EXCEPT HOLIDAYS • Association in 1965. • • • •• . scientists 'at work at theLinden, NiJ..,07036. . MHHMttHIIIIPn "With all the growing im- Insurance and security bond-' '.tell; me what a, nice girl,like world's largest petroleum re- AND COOLING CO. portance of the office of majlor . He assumed the department chairmanship at GOOD HAIRCUTS - the beginning of the present academic year. Ing and principles of risk "that thinks of me? (I haven't . search organization creating in the over-all structure, of. even put my arm- around her' 227 W. Clay>v«., Since then he had initiated a series of courses .,management, Two new. Opan Dally 9 to Si30 • new materials from petro-. government In tills nation, fi- courses are planned for the Prldoy Evanlngs at a show.)' • , .'•.•• nancial gain is apparently not to meet the needs of businessmen. Dr. Finch leum. These materials Include Rostllt Park also lias expanded course offerings in'.the spring semester.. They are Cloaed W*dna>tltiya : Amy, what do you think 1 fuels, heating oils, lubricants,, a factor In whatever moti- principles of insurance and "should do? •: '." "•.." •'•: vates a man or woman to seek new major, .• '• l; : waxes, synthetic rubbers and 245- 2100 property-loss adjusting and ..v ;' : •••'• : Hopeful chemicals, ."'. the highest elected office a principles of insurance' and municipality can offor, "the Some 1,800 scientists and liability, claim adtusdng, . Dear Hopeful: support personnel work In the survoysaid. . ' I'm glad that you found my "With federal and state 17 faculty artists research center's labora- advice helpfuli •.'."•'-••• tories conducting basic and leaders, Including President ...'...Thejtaet that you find your- RENT FOR LESS! Nixon and the' SO governors, exploratory research in sup- ' FOR A FREE ESTIMATE self bashful in the company of , port of the world-wide opera- calling more and more upon in show at NSC girls is due to thefactthatyou CALL COLLECT NIGHT OR DAY Daily - Week End - Weekly Monthly the mayors to lead the. way in tions of the'Standard Oil Co.' Works by members of the Newark,State -are young and 'that your .exu (New Jersey). The research (201)925-9606 solving the avalanche of prob- College, Union, Fine Arts Department are perience with the opposite sex house lems facing all governments, center Is located ofl Route I Jersey City 434-1134. displayed In a double showing entitled "Seven- Come in and meet Mrs. Anita Cerreto, a professional has been limited. As you grow on Linden avenue in Linden, me unrealistic salary sched- teen Faculty, 1970." Works by JW. Carl Bur- older, you will learn' to be ules covorlng New Jersey model and dancer, who will personally supervise your '. A typical tour, which takes ger, Carol Cade, John Cornish, Austin Good- more relaxed with girls and two-and-one-half hours, in- mayors • become abundantly win, Pearl Greenberg, James Howe, Johann individual .program. Beauty consultants by Miss Gale, your experience will teach you ' clear, • cludes an orientation talk Jochnowltz, David Jones, Bernard Llpscomb, .when to Idss a girl goodnight, . about the company and four "There are 106 New Jei> Michael Metzger, Alec Nicholescu, Leonard formerly of Cosmetic Bebuty Bar, Springfield. when to shake her hand, what plus pennies pur sey municipalities which pay to six stops, with the selec- Plerro, Fred Schwartz, Charles Slmonds, to discuss', and what not to tions geared to the interests F i oin SO pi't rh'ty their mayors absolutely noth- David Troy and Theodoslus Victoria are being You con have smdrt, colorful Ceramic tile discuss, ing. Twenty-six of these do Fabulous Results With Our Accelerated Program of the group. Tours are held shown to two Newark State, galleriesif the installed in your kitchen at a cost that's often ' If you conduct yourself like during working hours and are allow their chief executives Little Gallery of the CollegoCentor, and A-102 Size 14 trim to size 10 In 4 weeks a gentleman,- nice; girls will less than that of substitutes. It's your best generally scheduled on Wed- the reimbursement for out- of the Fine Arts Wing. The exhibitions i Will Size 16 trim to size 12 In 4 weeks appreciate your company. It of-pocket expenses but only buy because It lasts a lifetime. And say nesday afternoons, run through Nov. 25, Monday through Friday Size 18 trim to size 14 In 6 weeks is not necessary topardcipate . Popular tour stops include' in connection with their of- from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. '. . Size 20 trim to size 14 In 7 weeks good-by to wax, polishing, painting, re: in sex to have a good time. the Enjay Polymer Labora- ficial duties. "Seventeen Faculty, 1970" emphasizes the However, I think you should.' "True, many mayors do not Size 22'trim to size 16 In 7 weeks deeorating-arid^replaelngJ It's the. prje: tories, .where the search for differences rather than similarities in bring- know'that-1gttl!>.expects |a' new Wfrthetie rubbers from serve full time but a time ing together artists who vary widely lrf op-* aSn't bum,. won't - dent, -little-show of-affeerJion-j^-U * study of the hours which all petrdBBW'fis^esrrlea 6ut; •meT' You'll glide NU-SASrt* up. proach and technique yet are all members w •''•• We Guarantee It... or 6 Months FREE SJKratch or; stai^'No substitute has the .you feel. affection-, for her, | Gas Qtfbinafographlc Analy- mayors devote to their muni- the Fine Arts Department at one college. Con- • iong-^ange'ecbriomy: of Ceramic Tilel and down easily. \ cipal duties each week in- I tical' Laboratory where un- siderable variety is represented by this ex- UMITfD TIME ONLY known components of solids, A vinyl sash track, for less friction, dicates that the most grossly hibition from the 17 painters, sculptors and W YOU MWMLW1WHJ, RKOMMBJD A RHJABU Dear Amy: and mechanically balanced springs . underpaid public servants in . VU CONTIACTOR TO DO TW WORK KM YOU liquids and gases are sepa- ' designer-craftsmen who not only cover a wide Is it necessary fora bride' rated and Identified; the Mile- give you finger-tip operation.' ; New Jersey are the state's range of styles but who also represent *, SPECIAL I and groom to give gifts to their 567 Mayors," the study points age Accumulation Dynamo- You'll tilt-In BOTH sash for wide range in geographical.origins and edu>» 50 bridesmaids, ushers, maid of meter vjhere cars travel thou- . easy inside window cleaning. out. • • ' cadonal backgrounds. The exhibition Is coott per monlb Free Pickup And Delivery Service honor and best man, or is this sands of miles a year with- This tilt-In pivot action makes, The study shows that the dlnated by Miss Zara Cohan, also a member lo first 50 to Mil , only . done if the bride and annual average salary of a MEDICINE CABINETS out moving as fuels arid lubri- cleaning easier. Safer. And cuts of the Fine Arts Department of the colloge, 7 All STYIIS t JI1IS-IAWJON- . groom can afford it. or come cants are tested; and engine New Jersey Mayor Is $1,655, down on your cleaning time. . . - The public is welcome to attend. ' rim TRIAL VISIT A ANALYSIS MIAMI CARIY, ITC OUR WO. PMCIS from wealthy parents'?? laboratories containing highly . "somewhat less than the min- AM LOWU THAN OTHiRS'$AU PWCISt She 8i He You'll cut fuel and Car Stolen or Wrecked? imum poverty level estab- sophisticated ' equipment lished for the nation's under- Make Up Course Included Free of Charge I •Dear She & He:'- • ,''; ".'•' where company . personnel air-conditioning bills. privileged by the federal gov- It is proper and expected search for better ways to con- • Insulated Jambs and Inter ernment." NEWARK TILE SUPPLY CO. .that the bride, and grqom.gtye . trol. automotive air pollution. locking weather • stripped their bridesmaids', maid.of Visiting the Linden Reseach check rails seal out winter MAMSEllE Figure Salon OUR 42nd YEAR .honor, bestman and-ushers Center will enable students colld anand dirtdirt.. KeepKeeps ththee air- '• conditioned home cooler. 324 Ch««hiu»Sff««», Union gifts as a momento.of the oc- INSTANT College alumnae OPW HMOAV Nm|Dua SUCK T U f i II I) III'f year. cacomistlo, • Halrplaoaa HolrCutiA and DEAD AIR "We expect, to visit a total Shaping Halrwaavlnj SPECIAL OFFER ON of about 120 different schools SPACE throughout the county from CARPENTERS, ATTENTIOHI BARITAN SNOW TIRES! Sail younolf to 30,000 (omlllti DUAL GLAZING THIS MONTH November through next wild a low-eatt "am Ad. Call MSN'S HAIR STYLIST March," he said. "Since the 486-7700 •..: Call For Free Consultation BUY = NOW AND 1204 Rdrltnh Rd., Cronford 272-5210 . SAVE!! 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Thankailvlnj momlnii annd aftamoorlaftamoorl,, ChrUtmaChrUtm a Sva, Railway Fuel . Rah way M1>M4>SUI Jtruy CUM^MIU Paul's American Tire Exchange (Sundiyi to 8 PM; wwkdayi to 9 PM> HOCKBY. SCHOOL QirUlmaa DaDayy, tin Vaar'ii Eva Nu-Sa«h 10S1 PtBinvlvaiila Av«. Tuaadav Aflarnaona 4100••»i30 Saturday Morajma 0149 -t0i4» A FACILITY Of. THE • ALUUIHUU BtPLAl Lldn, M.J. 07036 355RT.22 m-mound, SPRINGFIELD SKATB RBNTAL •7B y«wil« l [APBMrH.M • . ESSEX COUNTY PARK COUMI ©1970W»lth«r:8aal I DAILY TAPED .INFORMATIOH Honeywellf A.FACILITFTYY SOF i % Mile fait Echo Lanes/, 379-6126 I BSWMLCOUim PARK CO V.------..- • •I •mm A12-Thursday, October 22, 1970 Union College-Tech setup Mental health center opened of Middle States Association. The contract "The arrangement In Union County utilizing Under contract with' the Union County between the two, -institutions' creates (Kflib* Union College and Union County Technical ' ordlnating'Agency for Higher Education, Ui stantive change In the operation al by the Mount Carmel Guild )n.rinit« In H«i nf a rniinly rnllw la HIA Pnllogw nnri I Inlnn rwinty. Technical Irntl best of any county in New Jersey," Dr, Al- are providing higher educational services to College,Dr.M , ..._„ trator. The center, which projects a $100,000 bort E, Meder, Jr., dean-emeritus of Rutgers meet heeds as determined by the agency. In . The former chairman of the Commission . The Mount Carmel Guild opened a mental conjunction with this arrangement, students on Institutions of Higher Bducation, Middle health center last week to serve all citizens budget in tlio first year, will be staffed by University, New Brunswick, told a Jolntfaculty States Association of Colleges and Secondary, In ease of wAknuney of' Union County. Located at 10B Alden St., a psychiatrist, psychiatric social workers, meeting of the two Institutions at Union County at. the Union County Technical Institute..In The Zip Code and a director of the partial hospltalization Technical Institute, two-year college-level programs can earn Schools, said a self-study in preparation for call' 7 . Cranford formerly St. Michael's Convent-- Associate lnAppUedSclencedegreesconferred a visit by a team from Middle States answers the center will offer out-patient services and program. Dr, Meder outlined the process of accredi- three basic questions: Does'the institution; 376-0400 tor Polio. Department for Springfield is a partial hospitalljiation program. Initially the new service will center on out- tation of the Commission on Higher Education' by Union College, Cranford. . . . or Pint Aid S^uat) patient programs Such as individual and group., of the Middle States Association of Colleges Dr. Meder explained that It Is because clearly know what It is trying to doT'Ooes Monslgnor Joseph A. Doollng, Archdlocesan and Secondary Schools, and discussed why the of the arrangement between Union County and It have the resources of all kinds to do it? 376-0144 "for Fire Department Director of the Guild announced the appoint- psychotherapy and counseling. Shortly there- "Por brcnkfaii I cai Krunchia. Now for lunch I have . And does it provide sufficient evidence, t6 after, the partial hospitallzatlon program will burners, fries nnd ihakci al my Drive-In looted al Ihe two Institutions will be Involved In a self, Union Tech that Union CollegB's-accredltatlon 07081 ment of Michael Permlson, MX)., of Short study during the Current academic year. needs to be' reaffirmed under regulations Indicate it is meeting ifJ objectives? 'i->r Hills, as medical director, and the Rev. be Instituted as patients for tills program be- Irafflc clrclel" • - "i M'I •".'- 'r Miilry i'i' i'.. 376-6440 for/hot line Salvntore P. . Citarella as clinic admlnls- come known to the center. This aspect of the on drug problems center will tfnclude a variety of therapeutic Pubh«h«d.Ev«ry Thuridov by Trumor Publishing Carp activities such as arts and crafts, music, TWO GUYS MEDIUM WHITE 41 Mountoln ov.,, SprlngfUld, N.J.070M - 686.7700 group discussion, physical fitness, and patient Officers installed government, among others; The program will ,070i> SPRINGFIELD; H.J./THWR^fep?:TOBER 29, 1970 Subscription Rats Sacond ClaM Po«tog« be open five days a week: 9:45 a.m. to 2 p.m. WO M.50 Yearly Paid al Sprlng(l«ld, NJ. .15 Cents Par Copy by Palsy League Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and on Tuesday from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. GRADE EGGS DOZEN The opening marks the fifth location at FOOD SUPERMARKETS which the Mount Carmel Guild conducts mental at dinner in Union health services. Other out-patient c.cnters ' are located In Ridgefleld Park, Jersey City, and Union City, and a comprehensive com- VAlUABlt COUPON|Srt=r1 ' ' .' '.' ' ' '..'. • ..'" '.;.-f''-;">*S -on munity mental health center, which, includes Toward th* burdwrw of out-patient and in-patient services, partial '••• " —• i' • V1',' .,'._..— •' ' MI _•.-• v.^^k,.^h'^i^t^ --.- ,. • •..•..•!..->,•».•„-,•;..';',.; hospltalization, crisis intervention, and con- MAXIM FREEZE CHOICE sultation and education services, is located BEEF In Newark. • DRIED COFFEE Dri Permlson has been on the psychiatric 4-or.siu i Handshakes staff of Elizabeth General Hospital for the GOOD ONIV »T TWO 8UVI. ' past 16 years. During that time he Has also .OrMfeuBonpM aiitoM*,'. * ' Saul 1K.U Sal.. 0 problems aired ; GOOD ONLY AT TWO OUVS SALE! CHOPS H. ••„• qssbjkd as'polHkal-' • Association, JUICE By ABNERGOLD , Fees for services at the new center will FROM FLORIDA ,' A brief folk-music concert sat the tone of In a.sharp departure from the acrimonious be based on a sliding scale, which includes the' Township Committee meeting: Tuesday .tone of much of the local political Campaign, family income, number of individuals in fam- TOP ROUND illght at Town Hall and, with few exceptlorts, the. annual candidates' night forum lastThurs- ily, and other extraordinary expenses. The .the mood of harmony prevailed throughout day at the Edward Walton School was preceded s center .will receive financial assistance from ^the evening despita the proximity to ElecUpn by bipartisan handshakes and conducted in a the State of New Jersey through a - grant COUPON jjrpr ROAST r«»y next Tuesdatiiesdayy . Some SO citincitizenss attendeattendedd. . generally dispassionate atmosphere. administered b'y the Union County. Mental -.', The concert was presented by two students Health Board. . .: , • Toward trw purchaM ol 'from': Jonathan Dayton Regional'High School, The program, sponsored by the Springfield CROSS ;'Amy Hertzoff arid; Jeff Kampf, both of whom League of women voters, was.kept under firm WELCH'S ORANGE U| . 'Hire' singers and guitarists, they were part control by the moderator, Mrs. John Markuson RIB FRESH 3-LB.PKG. OR OVER of the Chatham LWV. She ruled out. several Considine to head MARMALADE ""' ROAST BOROEN'S YEUOW OR WHITI . -, < jflf a commemoration of the 25th anniversary • • questions from the floor which appeoredheoded JULIUS R. POLLATSCHEK • 1»< WITH COUPON - Vi WITHOUT COUPON GROUND of the United Nations this month. ' for a discussion of personal charges made dur- GOOD ONIV AT TWO OUVS. AMERICAN CHEESE 55* ;_ The program was presented by. Mrs. ArtKur.- Julius R. Pollatschek, township attorney ; ing the campaign,. In Union, was Installed as president of the 95 CHUCK i Robinson oftheSprlngfleldWoman'sClub.Mrs. The speakers were the four candidates run- Yule Seals' drive FROZEN FOOD DEPT. United Cerebral Palsy League of Union County FRESH . B. Charles L. Ouettel of the United Nations U.S.D.A, CHOICE FIRST CUT • _ •.; Assodatiqn In New Jersey, spoke on the ' ning for two three-year terms on the Township at a recent dinner held at the Town and ON-COR FAMILY ENTREES week of UNlCEF, which will benefit from Committee. They are Mayor Henry J. Bultman Campus Restaurant, Union. in tri-county area CHUCK STEAK b 49' GROUND ROUND * 79 children's Halloween "trick-or-treaUng this Jr. and J. Scott Donlngton, Republicans, and Pollatschek, who will begin-his 22nd year CHICKEN CHOW MEIN- A. Arthur Caprio and Robert T. Weltchek, as president of the county league, was pre- GOVT. INSPECTED CHICKEN • FRESH PORK SALE! IHF-V6ALPARMICIANI '^atuifday,: : . : LWViofettwHo won Democrats. ; sented with a picture of himself to be hung TURKEVW/GRAVY'- .;" '"•' • •• • •,' •.•.*•"..•••• ; ,- . yeor's lAbunfaihsid^ The first half of the program was devoted aTY CUT FRESH PtCNtCSHOULDElI '-. SALUMWY STEAK- }'. A DISSENTOKJ. tiPlNION[on "die''value, of in the treatment center at 216 Holly St., Toward tr» purchait of TURKEY CUTUT- in municipal election to comments by the candidates on questions Cranford. CHICKEN TURKEYAUORATIN .the UN was offered during the public hear- proposed in advance by the league. The meet- Other officers. Include Carl Kirk of New ting period at the -end of the evening by The Springfield League of Women ing was then thrown open to questions from WHEATIES THIGH ON Ib. ROASTING PdRK«. 49' . Allan Zeller of S. Springfield avenue. ' Voters will conduct a "Who Won" Brunswick, first vice-president; Daniel Bern- Ml WITH COUPON - 10c WITHOUT COUPON CITY CUT COUNTRY STYLE -.^ year at Day ton Regional the floor. stein of Plainfield, second vice-president; . 49 '•' Noting that the governing' body has sold' . •service Tuesday evening from 9 to GOOD ONIV AT TWO GUYS • » • REG.' ( •It barred polities from its meetings, Zeller 11 to provide voters with the (results Mrs; Frederick A. Meyer of Westfleld, re- , On* coupon p'w (uitanw. By JANICE ADLER Paulino Keith, social studitts coordinator Carl worked on a Title 1 program which is STYLE SPARE RIBS b59 called the UN presentation "the worst politi- of that day's municipal election. THE FIRST TOPIC was the town's traffic cording secretary; Mrs. Clinton Crane of GoodlhruSoi.. Oil. 14, 1970 CHICKEN Mountainside freshmen will, again attend for the four Regional, high schools; David continuing into the present school year. The and parking problems. CITY CUT REG. STYU SMAU & LEAN cal BropaBanda ever."" v '...'. . '•• The League has requested that resi- Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, Spring- Carl, a social studies teacher at Jonathan Cranford, corresponding secretary, and Robert Ib. .. • Mayor.Henry J..Bultman said he had asked dents call onlyduring the hours listed. program's goal is to determine what Is meant Bultman noted that -his administration had P. Ostertag of Union, senior treasurer. BREAST SPARE RIBS 69 field, next year. . . ; • . : Dayton, and Edward Brown, music coordina- by being educationally dlsadvantaged within started action to obtain two new access roods Mrs.jRoblBspn- to prepare a program which. Numbers to call,for election results Upperclassmen from Mountainside will con- tor for the high schools, .reported on summer the regional district, CBBB studies are being . Guest of honor at the dinner Was Edward 59 wquia>;Btimulate attendance and build Interest - . "are: 376-2795, 277-6507 and 376-7573, tinue at Gov, Livingston Regional High School, to Rt. 22 — an overpass from the end of US.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS workshops they participated in. • done to determine characteristics of the dls- Tiller, director of the Union County Board of lB'.'ttB'.ahnlversary.He emphasized his view IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUUIUIMIIIIIIItUUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlUillttUlilllUlllllillllttllll Mountain avenue to the eastbound lane of thn Freeholders. He was awarded an engraved STEAK SALE! $109 said.. on such feeder roads .as Hillside avenue and • U.S|>:A.CMOIC< UMA BEANS . *-•••»,.••-'' ± ' ••"-'^^ -.—attiemin ftobert G. Planer told Zeller, as this'year's policy, designed to deal Vfith e 'was to develop resource guides for The. students help plan the programs and the Fall horse show 100/5-oz. SHOULDER STEAK $ i rtaUy"'taaVMuy your point of vlew.'The^ dlstrlct-wlde overcrowding. f'• ' v v' • > : follow-ups. Professionals,' such as dancers (Continued on page 6) GOOD ONIV AT TWO GUVS." LEAN & TENDER END OF STEAK ROAST >b 1 8(l«aker talked about possible world govera- 109 VEGETABLES^ 3 and pollUclans, come in to speak to students CUBE U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS ; :J )*": i'i!." (Continued on page6) of all ability levels. . due at Watchung APPETIZING DEPT. '.'••'•• • • BOLAR ROAST healthy rappprt' Experts will lead talks AT LAST MONTH'S MEETING John E. STEAK "»• ' OOV'T. INSPECTED^ OOV'T. INSPECTED" Dems contend The 37th annual Watchung Troop Autumn SWIFT PREMIUM VAC PACK "We're, fightingflffhttnor,. for a brindnlprinciplen and ththa e • ' ; / •' . ' Conlln, board .member from Garwood, an- Horse Show, a mid-season event for nearly C CHICKEN Springffelcl *guide' decency of Springfield and for a standard upon nounced that he would introduce a new motion 650 youngsters, will be held at the Union SLICED BACON ». 79 ROASTING which political campaigns should be coo- . 4%n for an expansion referendum. However, he County Park Commission's Watchung Stable, . COUPON |jgjpf|a; SWIFT PREMIUM ALL MEAT OR __ QUARTERS ducted,"-Mayor Honry J. Bultman Jr. and \j have Joined' together regardless, of race or scheduled to start at 8 p.m. in the auditorium, tlve means for this purpose and we hope that arise. • by their Republican opponents, will ride in toe-regulation uniform. The mounts Disease Association of Central New Jersey. as .'well as a close look at the recreation BANANAS APPLES LETTUCE WEEKLY SPECIAL department, library and schools.•'-: • religion in many civic, cultural and recrea- will be followed by small group discussions. as many people as poBsible will take advantage . The board-also mentioned the possibility Caprio and Weltchek also offered an eighth they ride will b£ regular school horses drawn The campaign, which TB-RD Central con- yT. GULDEN RIPE EXTRA FANCY FRESH CRISP ICEBERG tional programs in unprecedented numbers Discussion leaders, drawn from the Spring- of diem after the film is shown," he said, of pre-englneored structures to increase class point fo go with their seven-point "blueprint by.lot. • ducts in Union,. Hudson and Monmouth counties, Special, features' include schedules of all' MACINTOSH municipal and Board of Education meetings, an because they feel genuine affection for their field public schools and the Union County . Those, taking part in the discussion groups space. Dr. Fred Hagedorn, board member for good government" issued last week. This will open Tuesday, Nov. 10, when area postmen town. For the leaders of the Democratic Party .Regional High School District, are: will be asked to fill out a short evaluation form from Berkeley Heights, gave three reasons was a pledge, if elected, to propose legisla- deliver appeal letters to families In the tri- Toword the purchoso of • iiij GALVANIZED PAIL analysis-of the 1970. tax rate, information on the, seven bus routes in town, a listing of to try to tear this asunder merely to satisfy V /Elementary.schools: Helen Shepard, social for the committee. • ' ' Why the board is considering this: the cost . tion that would limit the number of consecu- Welsh Society to hold county region. . , CONTADINAisozaii Itfl i0-quort copotlty. Htovy duty, Ink- their desire for office does not bode well for -worker; August Gavornlk, director of special "This will give us some indication of just is lower than regular construction, It pro- tive terms a township commltteeman could Miss Cass noted that this year marks the facilities at the. XI playgrounds, the 1970 the future," what direction ^ we should take," Southward vides for a more flexible use and the con- serve to two. fourth regional'fund raising effort sponsored COOK BOOK SAUCE UU "IOI budgets, enrollment figures, at all services; Mrs. Beverly Dvorin, psychologist; Woson lawen' night ic- and parochial- schools in town and "The growth and development of Spring- Mrs. Lucille Weiss, health education; and said. "The planning committee has spent many struction time is much shorter. "This will make it more difficult for a by the association. The tri-county group was OOODONLVATTWOGUyS. Mil CALIFORNIA SLICING U.S. #1 YELLOW field over the last decade was not by acci- Helene Kosloskl, assistant principal. hours on the program and the evaluation form. In the public session, a resident of Berke- group to become as entrenched in critical The Welsh Society of Central New Jersey organized in 1967 when the TB and Health On* coupon p,r cuttom,r. lUons of polling places for the various Good Ihru Sol, Ocl. 14. 1970. i dent, >but the result of the dedicated labors- ... Union Couniy Regional High School District: I urge the community to turn out. I know it will ley Heights said that as far as he could see governmental positions In the future, as the will hold a "Noson Lawen," night of enter- Leagues of the respective counties merged, TOMATOES 39' GLOBE ONIONS 3 & IT Mlons during the year. • of many; volunteers, appointed and elected prove an educational experience for the adults Republicans have over the past nine years," Considine, whose column "On The Line" 691 The booklet also provides a listing of all Charles Drew, psychologist, Jonathan Dayton; (Continued on page 6) tainment, on Saturday evening at the Masonic officials and a spirit of accomplishment that of Springfield. they said.. appears in hundreds of the nation's newspapers, WITN A NH» NKH»SI «UH houses of worship and organizations serving Edward Ammann, guidance counselor, Arthur Temple, Park avenue and Seventh street, Plain- has attracted so many more wonderful people L. Johnson Regional High. School; Benjamin "The film, a CBS Playhouse special of IIIIIIIIHItHHIIHHHIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Their statement follows: field. A welcome was extended by the presi- will spearhead the fund raising effort with the PRINCE SPAGHETTI«. ALL FLAVORS Springfield, a complete street map designating C HOUSEWARES DEPT.; voting districts, and a list of important tele- to our community," Mayor Bultman stated, Quattlebatim, reading disabilities specialist, several. seasons ago, ejcanujags some of "Citizens should have the facts before dent, Marlon Whitney, to all members and cooperation of Richard H. Guess, D.D.S. of "Just ask yourself, why did I pick Spring- Jonathan Dayton; Mrs. Ellen Addis, psycholo- the drastic and tragic consequences of the mis- they go to the polls to vote. We have waged people of Welsh heritage. Refreshments will Elizabeth, Union County campaign coordinator. THIN SPAGHETTI Hl-C DRINKS 10 i. 99 phone numbers. Mrs. Herbert Forman, LWV president field for my 'hometown'? Regardless of Whether gist, Governor Livingston Regional High understanding, lack of communication, and Polling places a vigorous campaign to bring home to the • be served and prizes presented. Admission ' 'We are Indeed fortunate that TB-RD Central KRAFT "KITCHEN FRESH" _ HEINZ. ' it was because of the municipal pool, or the distrust, associated with*the generation gap.. stated, "We found our survey of Springfield to' School; and Erwin Falkenheim, assistant to the r people of Springfield, the facts about govern- Is free. has again been able to enlist the services of CRISCOOI1 library, or for.'some other reason; I think superintendent tor public Information. It's relevant, to say the least.' . ment in their town over the last nine years. The program will feature a film in sound Bob Considine in our efforts to eradicate and DEL MONTE be a fascinating and exciting project and believe you will find,.upon reflection, that the re- 1 MAYONNAISE 6 59' TOIMTO SOUP 10 S 99' 4I.OI. that, the League has provided useful information The public will have the opportunity todlscuss Members of the planning committee are; are announced Unfortunately, these are not facts that the about Wales entitled "The Red Dragon." control emphysema, TB, chronic bronchitis, sults of the thoughtful, consideration of the any aspect of the drug problem they, wish In the Dr. Joseph Tamburo, assistant superintendent, Republican administration Can be proud of. Norman Coombs of the Griffith'Piano 81 Organ asthma, other breathing ailments, smoking and ALL VARIETIES RAGU . • PERSONAL SIZE bU. and items of Interest for every local resident. The polls will be open Tuesday, Elec- We are sure that at a cost of only $1, every Republican administration over the past nine . small group get-togethers following the film, and Mrs. Weiss, Springfield public schools; tion Day, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Polling "Our opponents have tried to supress them Co, will present an organ recital of Welsh air pollution; because the Christmas Seal ROUND UP SALE! 4 C years played a' large part in your decision, which stars Lloyd Bridges. ' " and Harry E. Llnkln, director of adult educa- and they have tried to discredit us for re- melodies followed by a community sing of Campaign is dedicated to all these vital health SPAGHETTI SAUCED 59' IVORY SOAP 2 49 Springfield family will welcome a copy." tion, and Erwin M. Falkenheim, Union County places in Springfield ore as follows: SWEET PEAS, PEAS & CARROTS, COFFEE The booklet will be on sale at various public "We are proud of our town, and Scott and A number of first-floor classrooms will be Districts 1 and 4, the lower level off vealing them. They have called us names traditional Welsh sows. concerns," Miss Cass stated. :.•'••... •'••.•'..,''.'.• (Continued on page 6) used for the discussions. Participants will be Regional High School District. galore, including hypocrite and demagogue. CREAM OR WHOLE KERNEL CORN, ALL FLAVORS-SUM '•• HAPPY JACK _ J, OFF LABEl gatherings during the next few weeks and is the parking lot of the Presbyterian Par- They have resorted to the cheapest of political ( ( also available directly through the League. For ish House, Church Mall; districts 2 and devices: the filing of a libel suit against us, CUT GREEN BEANS (.6-oz, DIET SODA lO^r 69 PANCAKE SYRUP "b;r 39 SANDWICH COOKIES .145' futher Information, residents may contact Mrs. 3, the American Legion building, North funky Sounds' Sol Tauber, sales chairman, at 379-1267 or Trivett avenue and Center street; the candidates mi the 24 members of the FRENCH STYLE BEANS, ___ SUNSHINE CHEEZ-ITS 3 -sM Mrs. Leonard Zucker, editor, at 379-7861. districts 5 and 6, the gymnasium of the municipal Democratic committee, • BOWCRAFTi at college dance James Caldwell School, Caldwell place; "This suit, answerable a week after the SLICED CARROTS, more for your money ... districts 7 and .8, the gymnasium of the election, is a desperate political move and an Florence'Gaudineer School, South Spring- attempt to intimidate people who are merely PLAYIAND . A "Funky Dellc Sounds" SLICED OR WHOLE supporting the candidates of their choice. Our dance will be held at Union BEETS (17-oz.) to hold field avenue; districts 9 and 10, the Route 22, Scotch Plains, N. J.l College on Saturday, In the 4 89 SANDWICH RAISIN 04 c APPLE *. gymnasium of the Raymond Chlsholm opponents have done everything but make a con-, 2330675 Campus Center gymnasium on PINE ORANGE OR PINE-GRAPEFRUIT _ _ _ School, Shunplke road; district 11, the vlnclng case as to why they should be elected WHITE BREAD .b 04 STRUDEL V 49 gymnasium of the Thelma Sandmeier to give Springfield a continuation of the same the Cranford campus. R 0R COCONUT CUSTARD OR annual campaign School, South Springfield avenue, and, type of government we have had for the past FUN FOR ALL AGES The dance Is being spon- . DRINKS pfcK 3 89 nine years, sored by Society for Modern BREAD The United Nations Children's Fund districts 12 and 13, the. gymnasium of l-Li. PULLMAN PINEAPPLE CHEESE PIES 21" OVCRNITE CASE (UNICEP) will conduct its. annualHalloween the Edward Walton' School, Mountain 'ILet us review what the main point of OPEN WEEKDAYS, EVENINGS Reconstruction, an organiza- avenue. our campaign has been. It Is that many of the tion of black students dedi- TOMATO SAUCE 10 99 ITALIAN STYLE ..• . . MJr. . ••' • REP.7.57. ' 'Vi fUnd-raislng campaign Saturday. The money AND DAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY cated to the preservation of collected by youngsters will be Used to aid inillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll (Continued on page 6) their native culture. TORPEDO ROLLS ^».«29 children throughout die world. STEWED TOMATOES 4::. 99 WHEELS ^ _ SUGAR ' •_ 'The money will be collected Monday at the 39?. ( various schools and will theiy be turned over JEWELRY DEPT. for counting to the Springfield branch of the Springfield will vote Tuesday S.C.M. MODEL ELECTRIC TOMATO CATSUP 4 '89 PRETZELS O';35 D0NUTS^35 -Nmonal-Staw-BanlG-The-banlc-wiU-isBue-a- BRAND - 250 check to UNlCEF. NEVfl TYPEWRITER Chairmen for the fund drive in the'local REGULAR OXYDOL TIDE DASH BOLD GAIN CHEER JOY DISH IVORY schools arei Mrs. Sandy Sliver, Raymond for two committee candidates LOW Cnikholm'School; Mrs. Mary Ann McNelU, A total of 9,324 registered voters will be publican; Joseph Job, Silent Majority; Julius 5250. NOW DETERGENT DETERGENT WITH ENZYMES DETERGENT DETERGENT LIQUID: Jlmes Caldwell School) Mrs. Joan Geltman, Levin, Socialist Labor; Joseph Mans, Inde- XK SUDS Thelma L, Sandmeler Schooli Mrs. Thelma eligible to go to the polls In. Springfield on L«ll $50. Par any 49-OZ. 49-OZ. 54-OZ. 32-OZ. Tuesday to elect candidates on the federal, pendent, and William O"Grady, National Con- to In 49-OZ. 49-OZ. \ 32-OZ. t Snider, Florence Oaudineer School, and Mrs. county and municipal levels and vote on two servative, Lett $1, " Vou bring thl* M99. C C Angela Cooper, overall chairman for Spring- proposed amendments to the state constitu- Also on the federal level,' Republican Con- Typewriters & Adders Plui a Free 49. tion. gresswoman Florence P. Dwyer is opposed by carrying cms OZ. Voter registration In Springfield has de- Daniel F, Lundy, Democrat, for the 12th Con- Sold * Rented • Repaired 83 83' S3< 83 83 791 • creased from last year's 9,394. Registration gressional District seat In the House of Rep- 75 resentatives. 83* Movie for teenagers also has decreased on the county level from CALL 688-0044 270,806 In 1969 to 258,458 this year. Among the contenders for the position of to be shown next week On the local level, the candidates for two county freeholder, four of whom will be chosen, i ',;•"""... "' n-f l three-year terms on the Township 90mmitr.ee are Everett C. L'atUmore, Democrat; Thomas CONTINENTAL OFFICE SUPPLY CORP. . if» Springfield Recreation Department will are Mayor Henry J. Bultman Jr. and J. Scott W. Long, Democrat; Harold J. Seymour Jr., OPEN DAILY »i30 A.M. 'TIL 10 P.M. Rt. 32 at Wi rturvt Uw HflM.«« Mn* quw«IM«,v.l iponaor a teen movie night Friday at 8 p.m. at Donlngton, Republicans, and A. Arthur Caprio Democrat; John Mottley, Democrat] Jerome 1873 Merrh Ave., Union, N J. SUNDAY 10 A.M.'TIL 6 P.M. Not MiporuW* I" typoflrjpMwl wran. ,-P the Raymond Chliholm School. The film will and Robert T, Weltchek, Democrats. ' Epstein, Republican; Arthur Manner, Repub- POR SALES ALLOWED BY LAW UNION Morris Av». Prlni iflirtk.. *ni Sat., Ort. M. WO. j be "Walt until Dirk" with Audrey Hepburn, Oh the federal level, candidates for the lican: . Charles Tracy, Republican, and Henry 376 Broad St., Newark, NJ. • 482-2250 AUn Arldn, Richard Crennt and Efram Zim- U.S. Senate are Harrison A. Williams Jr., Daalemon, Republican, • Monday thru Saturday 9-5, Monday & Friday Evenings 6-9 • . the Democratic Incumbent; Nelpon Gross, Re- Two amendments to the state constitution >u;$toirincti(lld ttenagera are invitid, tha OTHER SIDE OP ical'ABSOciatioh layi,there is no other chemical suitable for will .also appear. They Include lowering the. .••iinoun3ment added. Admislon will be 75 field UluMTMei . IS sweat corn, and that the corn worms will be much worse ; voting age'to 19 and increasing the tutor » -* .<• '' •''.' ..." •. • . , oUUW fte UM'oi'DOT. A ^..u™... ~ 'Vcitlten^ox deduction, •' . '' )'{' ; : : t i y •v .*.••."• :^;.\'l '.;^^iVv'r'.!'t ^#'> ; ': '

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