other agents including die sex and adrenal Thursday, June- 177*971 hormones. What makes cholesterol such a potential Program needs teen volunteers biolog!car~bugefeoe, says the Union County Mrs. HaroldWi Maier.ott75HParkvIew dr.. The course also is open to adults. Summer vol7_ Brokers plan meeting A fatter chance for survival Heart Association, Is that an excesa^amount Union. Is urging boys and girls 15 arid older to "unteers in addition may serve as clerical •l\ of it in die blood may increase susceptibility participate In the'Eummervohmteeryouthprb assistants and telephone switchboard opera- The annual meeting of the Insurance Brokers TD heart attack. There's a lot of evidence that , gram sponsored by -fie Eastern Union County tors at the Red Cross headquarters. • In case of emergency Association of-New Jersey will be held at the Some clues about cholesterol when there is an excess of cholesterol it piles Chapter, American Red Cross. Mrs. Maler is •-""theZip ^-bde Essex & SuSEexJKoiel, Spring Lake; on Thur- -up in the coronary arteries (along with other chairman of die chapter's . blood program., • sday, June 24\W. Morgan. Schumake, N. J< Many Americans are aware that if they eat dieir risk ofTieart attack and stroke. But few - 4 fatty substances) and can reduce or shut off Blood aides are especially needed, and a Youths to join program 376-G400rfor-PoiicerDeporhTion deputy insuranc'e^ommissioner.-will be the foods low in cholesterol they-may retard tlie know what cliolesterol Is and what it does. blood flow to the heart muscle. Result: Heart .training session in thattield Is scheduled for™ for Springfield is x Cholesterol is not all bad. In proper, amounts, or First Aid Squad speakerr - - —— . —process of hardening of jbearteriesendreduce attack. . • ' Tuesday, June V)\ in the chapter house, 203 W. it is in fact involved In'a number of functions The body also makes cholesterol and the Jersey st,, .Elizabeth, with Mrs. Alice. Cos-- for study of watershed . Dial Operator for Fire Department— " vital~to- body-health, soys tlie Union County amount made apparently depends on the kinds grove, a nurse with the Greater New York A ^watershed-.study .program,_flLmed_at. Q7Q81 Firm named Heart Association. •..-- •-—:— . oPfat we eat. Animal or saturated fats tend to Blood Pro'gram, as the instructor. Registrants creating an awareness of the environment '-.- A fat-like chemical substance, cholesterol Increase cholesterol levels In the blood. Pre- are advised to-brlng sandwiches for lunch.- ' among young people, will be initiated Monday _^ on drug problems Is found in every living animal cell, reaching sumably. they spur me liver to manufacture Summer blood banks are slated for-July. .i 7at b'ylhe State Soil Conservation Committee,-in Published Every Thur.Joy by Trumor Publishing Coip. its highest, concentration" In the cells of the 41 Mountain ov.., Springfield, N.J. 07081 - o86-7700 more of itv-Polyunsaturated fats (such as those the Bristol-Myers plant, Hillside; Aug. •£ at the " peration with several other state, county local agency; -central nervous system. Not all of its roles found in corn oil,, cottonseed oil, eoybenn oil COO are clear~Eut~Hffs~cK"emical Is known to be SJE.81M. VernonCo., Elizabeth, and July 12 and" and jocai agencies. " Moiling Addtaisi S«eond. The Advanced Financial and sunflower oil) tend to-decrease cholesterol •VOL. 42 NO. 37 SPRINGFIELD, N.J. THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1971 Subscription Rot« Planners.. Inc.._ofJlnion_has essendal to the proper architecture of the cell levels. . • --1.-J Aug. 9 at Westminster Presbyterian Church, The projecLw ji) continue through Aug. 27 and- P.O. J8.50 V«orly fali ot S d. N.J. . : 20 Cents P«r Copy been appointeH a general membrane. As such it presumably plays a key - The Union County Heart Association suggests Ellzabetli. _ j:: .'."".. will involve about 50 youths, 14 older, from 4-H" ' role in regulating what, gets in and out of the Blood aides duties are to help register B - ... agency of the Travelers Ineur- that dipts be*modified to keep the-intake of Midd]esex d £merset Counties. Crtltiltftjr3r cell. It is also tlie forerunner of a number of —cholesterol within bounds. - donors, prepare plastic bags for blood dona- Conn. "-.- : : ' — •'•'. tions, and assist in the donor room and canteen. Located at 2400 Morris ave., Union, Advanced Finan- cial Planners specializes In all lines of insurance, mutual funds and variable" annuities. PLUS . Officers of the-organlzadon include Leonard H. Garter of -DOWNY I YOUR MOST VALUABLE Springfield, president, and OFF FABRIC SOFTENER if}- Leonard--.-EC" Welss-of West |WITH THIS '/j GAL! 99c WITH COUPON | TRADING STAMPS - Demsrback *Orangc^— vice-president. and COUPON, e - S^Sprih GOOD ONLY AT_TWO GUVS | may come "Treasurer: . . • Garber,, a graduate of New MFR. Onr more for your money FREE! PROCTER & thru Sal., . IV York University, Is- a-fiast- GAMBLE vl co-president of Tern pie Beth..—p by fRCSH All BEEF Abm of Springfieldrsnd isjiowrrrf" new building chairman. He is GROUND: K3 rents -a-mamSar of the NpwnH<-Aaao=. elation of Life Underwriters rd ll.o Dorclioir BEEF and the NewJerseyHeoHhUn- —j TSl'litAM derwriters Association. Ho is";- jf~the->Jationai.As-__. PRE-SWttWNEI* --;J5Jj. Republican memhrns. soclallon_9f Securities Deal- ers. Inc., and is licensed to ijNNY'FftCE rrl CHUCK— GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS rL znot present at meeting sell mutual-funds."- * fBESH EXIBA LEAN - Weiss, a member of dio- 4ianes insurance industry^for more GROUND y_ Volkswagen announces Two o^:cb^..tI.ir4c~Dcmo~cratic,.Jmcmbers-of; than IB years, attended Rut- iy traffic aide tlie Townsfii'p" Commjttee Tuasrtajriilght-en-:. a new kind off Volkswagen. Big. gers University ScliooLof Law - ROUND "•.;«::' and received a B.A. degree-, dorsccl u statement calling for tho w'illiilrawal * Who'd ovbr balievo it? "" '_ -from Rutgers University. .He COUPON of U.S. troops from"Indocliina_Jjy_thc: end of tliis year.—' '•-• ' : received h£s_CLU (Chartered Toward ills purtl>a»» o{ UrtACT .U:DA CHOICE - "''It appears that, a traffic signal may bo ~ jp rogulor car. ~ ' IWMJI BONELESBONELESSS . Tli<» rhii-d ulso exprcssed-his ugreement in Life Underwriters) deslgofc_; - INSTANT 10-OZ. JAR LJJ ' warranted at the comer of • S. _Springfleld CR OSS prlvate"rdlscuaalon'J,iollowiiiK-..rJic_meeting at And horfour big doors. '•- ' avenue and Shunpike road," Walter W. Gar- _tlon_from the American Col- '~ ; Town Hall. The two Republican members of -•And moro room and comfort than you've lege of Life Underwriters. - OFF CHASE & SANBORN jljj BIB . LB diner, traffic engineer for the Unloti'Wjunty HYORADTS IS fUUV COOKED . _J|ie_goveriung body; were absent. ' V _Jie LS_a_rneniber oU the Na- WITH THIST~ 89c wiTH-cbuppN ^fl Planning Board, said on Tuesday, following SEWI.BONELESS NO CENTER. sl|CES ' — The_BtatoiTient1 whlcli urged a "quick endto tional Association of Secur- TAYLORS a two-hour discussion of the area's traffic 'Arid nioro powor and-dccoloroiioD "lhan COUPON GOOD ONLY. AT.;T»/O GUYS . UJ M0VED 1 —":.. our lnvolveifienriij tlie Indochina war," was.-, Zides_Doalersr~Inc., and is MFR. HAM STEAK problems at the Springfield- Board .of Edu- _.you'vo'oVGr had in.a Volkswagen. -_ e_coupP udoinof'-- Good I SMOKED HAM " reifd by-• Mayor Nat Stokes. He J3,oted_t(mt_a_ licensed to_sel) variablo an- , STANDARD tliru Sal., June PORK ROLL BOLL ~J~ And moro (oalurosjisjlandard oquipmont >N similar-, resolution hail been app'rbved this ' BRANDS UL 6-17 ence Gaudineer School., than you'd ovor oxpocl in a big car: ' "_ —nuitles ond-mutuol funds. .montli by the-Natlonul Conference of Mayors • BONELESS STEAK SALE! vp The school board meeting had become the ~ Liko an automatic transmission.'Radial liros. arena for the hearing because the county plan, iind-ihat-another-had-been endorsed by the' Tp\»n..'_ Front disc brakosTEIoctronic"~(uol"1n|oction. .. TOP ROUND ROAST of.Wcsc Orange, ••' ..-• For the-birdr THICK CUT 5HOULDER colls for the board to give up a strip of land 1 Roar-window'dofrostor. - ~ "UXD.A. CHOICE CHUCK some 10 to 15 feet wide along the front of the_ .- ' Mayor Smokes said that he wanted to go on " ... And moro. • . • -Looking for Raven Rock? Toward iho purcha»-Of I __.record In support of tho stateripnt and that he LONDON BROIL Raymond Chlaholm School property. This would will make known his views to New Jersey Yos, aftor all thoso yoafsTyou can buy a It's a small community in New jILVERJIP ROAST : permit S. Springfleianivehut ija become four Jersey on the Delaware River NESCAFEJO-OZ. JAR TASTY ' • . • lt|WWtHlik big car as good as our lilllo car. . — . jfi.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS STEAK lanes wide through'ths area, to facilitate the immediately supported byCommittoemanRob---- about-soven miles north -of INSTANT COFFEE" SHOULDER STEAK fl6w~<5f tfafflc.. •— . ert Weltchck._ —— -^ =—Tho.41.1-Voll«woqen-4-Door Sudan... '- . . -LamberLville-JftLiIlaJlalan! : For- onlyJ2999;*'- RUMPIROAST — LEAN FIRST ( A group of 2S-embattled parents appeared - Following, tlie meeting, tho dflrcTTJoinocTalJ State, Park fronts on the' ONLY AT TWO GUYS LEAN » UNDIR Monday-iiljhc^o_ exprosi nrong objections-to. - A. -Arthur Caprio,' said that ho endorses the You'lcnowwKaf?" — Riverx' ..."" -.'...- u.s.D.A. J:HOICE CUT LB. the"traffic plan. 'IneyrsaroTKanrwould speed —you |ust ran out of oxcusos for not buying coupon Uilomor. Gdod-..l CUBE STEAK statemom—^ln-p ********************* •_• thru $al,, IK, 1W1. I _H-gf(lc through the area, reducing pedestrian : ENEhOmEAK ROAST „ favors a quick pullout of a VolltSwagon,- •— ''• • ——— —- -i UL 6-17J GOV'T. INSPtCIiD-— YOUR i J^aaVety, and they~calTecl "ftOCnSfflJOIgW.«o_ The .statement was not presented In the CITV CUT COUNTRY STYLE^ * Suggested retail price.-I-iocqt^tnxeB mdothe YOUR WANT AD CHOICE IB. j ehlldr«n-could'more easily cross the street form of li.formal resolution. Icwas sub- -(baler delivery chanEfli, U any, additional' CHICKEN iJI_.liiL_the area, which Includes the Gaudineer mitted-for tlio Springfield Comm'jnity peace_ SPARE RIBS T= u w and CMsholm schoolar St. Jamea Church*and Committee by Josoph Murzell of 26 Cypress CITY CUT FRESH PICNIC SHOULDER LEGS Z SWIfT-PHEMIUM-BUTTE(l-BAlL>- TTTJUS'I' PHONIC-_ ;_ Yawortl thg purthtim o1 SchoorandTempte Sharey Shalom. >...:.- * tor.- "•'_ •' .-•,_• . - - __ ,', " DOUGLAS MOTORS CORP; Gardlneri who conceded that he-was work- ._l-._.._. _• * • • •• . .-..•' . g •;•,- W-OZ; SIZE UJ ROASTING PORK TURKEYS \VAVG Ib. 430 MORRIS AVENUE ..; 'M6-77O0 - - PLYMOUTH ROCK OR ROSTOCK BONELESS ~ing" from jttatistics compiled in 196B, "508 THE COMPLETE —TE-X-T—ot- tlio statement TOP JOB CLEANER [IJ TWO GUYS.- STEER SLICED ' - that ha would examine the situation himself qx SUMMIT • 277-3300 ._A»k tor ;*Ad ,Tal<«Y' and -~ SMOKED during the Tuesday morning rush hour. •ho wlll^kwlp you-wllti a ' 49c WITH COUPON , fffl: _^'We, tlieSprlngfieidCommunlry PConv BEjEF LIVER Ib.- Hi a comment tfaart traffic 11 gliumuy vtm munlty Peace Committee,. respectfully urge ' Raiult-Gttter Want.. Ad. -1- —- GOOD ONtY AT TWO GUY5___yW FRANKS BUTTS SWinj PBEMIUM BROWN S SERVE be warranted'came after that rlsiKHe added,- tlio" Township Committee of-Sprlngfrpld to add On»—(oupoo I 'pVYMOUrH_RO.CK•— JJ-oi. PKG.v "Tjje^Sprinsfleld Police" Department is mak- thru-Sot.,' Jun. 19, 5 its voice to thoso of the. growing number o£ UL 6 KI5 PLYMOUTH ROCK (CRYVACK) SAUSAGE IS™ ing detelleV.traffic counts.Jpr-,the final study; communities throughout our land-who are call- LONOrJOHN FRANKS P 1 hoperio get sometnlng final wltELn'a month. ing for u quick ond.to our involvumont In the TWO GUYS BLUE LACK OR DONNIE MAID —: POLISH CAMECO IMPORTED • ,4 We will, of course, clear any plans with the Indochina'War by withdrawing all ourtroops mm^&ieimmm township before submitting them to Trenton SEASON FINALE^- The.'Brewers won the chqmpionshlpln the Softball league for fourth the play. At right; pltcher.Donna-Wllliams oftho Brewers fires a strike pasta-twins.!, hy Dec, 31. 1971. FARMERS SAiAMLX 1 SLICED BACON ^4 KEILBASI ,; for formal approval.' . " and fifth grade girls when tKey edged the Twins, 5-4, in'the final game lastErlday-nt batter. See details on Sports Page." ".' '" ' . __'Jpur community, as allothors ln'our coun- 1 the swim pool field. Above. Potty Murphy is out at •first as~Moira-Halphlh"niq)

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TABEF •SITE L NEW SIZE MAKES 'i ,,„; it „, 57 J "bonal—aia ami' "flUppbrf^o: —^^- a. Regrohal j-jlgh -ScliG.ri,'q WAtfRRRQQfb D-5«tWf~lAB8li rrTfie:past year. ~ SAUCE ITAHANfe REG. OR_CRINKtt CUT EMBASSY- ™ g J*egionul. - Ufstficj;".cmi. j -Bortel ~ 30-O1!. ~ Also receiving silver life cards Wero former through the courtosyfof the Recreation Depart--- •—•. -sliips,- to-Jrlarrlet-Kasglor. and. ^.m^. CEMENT PAINT "'—CAN 1 Heights, .'Clark, Garwood, Kenilwortli, /man; Sprijigfleld"Rotary eiub-Bofiolarslilps^to FABRIC FINISH POTATOES treasurers of tlie local: Robert Itoessner, ment to chlldroh of Springfield seven-years E Mountainside Und Springfield, unH oper- T Ajin Grabowy, Steven Kartzman.nRatrlcia MHT WEEKLY SPECIAL fBOM CASSATION - ALL HAVORS ' , ' _, _ CAMPBELL'S CHICKED. RlCf OR ST^ - • NO ADDITIVES IN THE CAKES OF Bdward Baumcr and K. Eugene PederBon. State of ago and over. 'There will be a July session oQasemonis. .oblock Wallsu 1 § ates 'four high schools with an'Enroll- § Mahon and " Robert »-Ripp; tlio^Sprlngfleld oConcroto '^ ; ' C C delogate Donald Schwordt i'eoelved-a—gold and an August; session. The children may s menjof ovor 5,500. . . g THE SPREADABLlS ' & S9 SOUPS 6 »'°"'89 life, curd- from the'1 state president, John chdose either one, but not botlj. •Teachers' Association scholarship, toKathryn SAUCEPAN-SET. .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiniiiiiiiiii Frosc, and the Springfield Woman's Cliib Colored wnnlool. Heffernan, j , • The registrationUor the July session will 10-Lb...... Roa.4.25. ...salo" Vour dick, ol col- R Awards for. 20 years of servlco to tlio bo Wednesday for children whose last names; 20-Lb...,;.Roo.7.25 ...s^iio nil. Coi'iiiU ol FREE PICTURE /R T°^°"RY XT* <^« BAKERY SPECIALS! FROZEN POUND CAKE department were given to Lts. John Baber —„begin -wit _h . .A- t-o» ..M. Childre™™n 'wltl...„i...... ^nameos ,from, WRECKING BAR •ij Vl, }, IVj. quart L lull pom. GENUINE SYROCO DECORATOR FRAMES HOUND IOP OR SQUARE DAIRY DEPARTMENT Tliotnas Kennedy and John Went/, and to Sgts." N".to^Z may register July' l'."*Ali"rcglstri(tions REO. 99' Louis Qulnton and Delno Tompkins.' Top graduates qt Gaudineer r ...i.. /-i..!...„_ .._J r^i_« T i.i— • . yiinbe at thq pool at 10 a.m. pifcilie specified WITH A FOOD PURCHASE OF S3 OR MORE II KING ^ Of} CHECK RED TAG 99C »o3J9/^QRTHIS .•- IMPERIAL Sgt. Sam Calabreso and Schwerdt received 'dates.- The—registration for the August sos- HOUSEWARES DEPT. ".EVENT ONLY rings for their louderslilp of die local during slon's will be July 27 and, 28. x 30.GOOSENEGK-BAR illWHITE BREAD 4 O7 die past, tliree years. ,. > -^ Swimming lessons will be two mornings a receive achievement awards PRICES 1WO CUIt t«*OING UiMP __ EGO MARGARINE week, either Monday and Wednesday or Tues- o< • SIX' MEMBERS of tlie Springfield Police day and Thursday. Children ure clusaiflbd in • Achievement awards will he presented today Craig Kozan, Laura liockateln,- Ralph Kartz- ONE BOOK SPECIA0 01ML I SANDWICH ROIL $% "» QUARTERS 1 r duut0 i f 'WC 39' Department were sponsored by tlio PBA local four categories-^beginnora, advanced' Win- -JP." , [; " '' ,? the-FloraicoOundlneer man, Rinnc Belllveaii nnd Susan Farbor, TOUR . '• «. • ,* .... loot CTT1 I !*." HORN 4'HARDART GRILLED. V IB. PKG. ners. intermediate und swimmers. ScUiwl, SprlngfiolcL • •., . THROUGHOUT UVIS • • ''to uttcjnddie second annual conference of the r $ "I 59 ONE II" x 14" PRINT 14 New Jersey Narcotic Enforcement, Officers _J t__ ' •" 'noy are: tlie flue arts award in memory of . AWARDS WlLL'ALSO bo prosentod to stu- . FAMOUS MASTERPIECE APPLE PIE KRAfT DELUXE YELLOW OR WHITE SLICES Association wlilph was held. Juno lS to 16 at . . ' • " . " - Edward V. Wulton for oxcollqlico in urtor mu- dents of all tlirea grades: for Outstanding per- ELECTRIC 69* 1 formance .In national physical fitness tests. 1 PLAIN SUGAR OR CINNAMON Atlantic City. • ••^rr .i _j_ sic, to Lori Wlpfler and Michael Hirsh; Amor- -^ REPRODUCTION lean Legion medals nwnrdo'cl by Continental They aro: : w^r' THE STORE! HOT TRAY ^ AMERICAN SpouKers WercTJov, WilUum T, Calilll^br. 3 WITH THIS O v gets funds Post 228._to..SylvlajL rumutni'ot'Land-Donnld . _ C)ghtli grado presidential awards, to BrAice or mo1 0 3'' a COUPON AND A <*<* ' DONUTS JOP Robert" 'Baird, State Police Superintendent CHEESE • David p. Kelly and members of tlie military lletze}; the Amoriciui Loglon Auxiliary awards, J31umoiifold, tLairry Burns, Ken Cohtu', Dttvid - I'LII1> ONC . UL/S17 PURCHASE • V. N und odier stutq and municipal law enforcement to Diane Schaffcr raid Duvtd Longman. Garner, r David Kesslor, Joey Knowles, Mitch laily ...... riLirj) On* <0U(K»« y«' eultunwt G«od lh«U Sal JtJndlV Open 7x30 A.M. to^'P.'M. Daily - Sat. 8 A.M^ to 5 P.M. cook (itij-'iarvtt, II ANGEL FOOD RING »; 55 LUCKY WHIP agencies. From-Prunco diore was an investl- for microfilm work Certificates.-of'merit, in Goi-mnn-wlU go to . Kotlciv Steven LlpschulK, Scott Meyerson, ,,..,k.. <>„ I.Ual TWO CIIYS TI1A0INR ' 8th WEEK PICTURE COUPON Lori Wlpflor and Reno SclinelclerLXuClifiCatca Vnul Naftali, Derok Nordono, Joaopl) Nutiello^, 9-o.. CAN Th«j SRrlngfleld Public Library Is one of (jilt. ma. ....i.m. STAMP HOOK TOPPING ~K. '". (Continued on pag.« ,10) POPCORN • .u 25 12 in New Jersey just awurdbd grants by tlio of merit In French.' t0 Deborah Armour, Lori . Billy Rosen, "Ken Stotnbach, Gury Zuriii, '. GIFT DEPT.. RX>0 MPT. iBere/.in, Leslie Binder, Curol Bultman, Pat- " Philip Zisiftui), Barbara Astley, Susuu Barrett, Stuto Library and N.-Ji HlstprlcalCommission 1 to microfilm collections of local newspapers, ricia Cuprlo, Carolyn Constimciii, Jo Ann D .. Jiuilco Blufn, CufolBultinan, PutCujnUo,Kutiiy. Holiday deadline "'• .f Ainuto, Kadiy .poiie|jaii, Hufbiiru Gun, Randy"" Hugenbush, Luura' Hockstein,' DeDru Lowy, ti was announced liiatweek in Trenton,— — Goldatolu, Lori Greensteln, \ndrew Kaplan, Purtlculurly curuful adherence to^thls The'local. library will microfilm buck issues Dlune SUva, Abby Szonger, Cindy Weiskottand .. •'i;j/.«.;.;,.;\,M:LiZU Maureen Kollpr, DebrU Kossolhuut, Giiry.K.oy^ . ThelmiiWi.lbum.' '. • ^newspaper's Kriduy news (loaillliio ig.urged (ott of tje Springfield Su)i und Loader for 1929- wordl, Robin Liobinan, Cindy Mucy, AiioVeai LUMBER matorlal Intended jfoe-publlcution In the July 8 ^4 !°nd 1939-70. 'Tlie state agencies' huvu Eighth grudo merit uwurds, to -Debbie Bell^- -Wo rulurve the right to limit quolitltloi. : Pjjf'IUEprtf Leon Ruwltz, toclil Slogul, Abbo Susan Budlsh, Wuyne Dostul, Antliony Francis,' QftU DAILY 9130 A.M."Til ^ f.U. Issue, HJIICO this office will bo.closed July 5 In - allocated $10,000 for.tlio project, wlthpartici- S'/uiiKoi', Steven Wolsa, Susan W.orfol,.Llsti' 2322 MORRIS AVL 1238 VALLEY RD. SUHOAV lo A.M. 'TII^ P.M. Rt. 22 at MorWi Ave. - Not responsible for typographical orrori. Kevin Mercer and Carmen Scoppottuolo. . FOR IAL«i ALLOWBO »V L*V UNION obsorvunce of Iiidopundence Duy. AH patlng libraries puying tne^Wrd of tlie cost. Wlntora: cortificutos, of merit in Spanish, to UWdM,N.J. STIRLING, M.j.~ Pricei,eff«tl«« thru Sat.; Juhd 19,19/J. org»nl'/alloniil,K()L-lalHiid other news Hems for /'10 Program is udminlsterpd by tlio .'Stuto Eighdi grudt) standard awards, to Ruthunn • • ..„.. „..••• . •, , „ , n i m L r i i the July II Issue should be s'ubmlttotfby Friday^ 'UIK'"^ s-ai'^ilVesmKl-iaatory buroauraidBd 'Adiimav Debbie Anriour, Jeanne Asilo, PegCT THE FINISHING TOUCfcU^-Soniors at/Jonathan Dayton Rogional High School, M6-M70. 647-1239 ; inHrLinda-BttrneB',-Eluluo-l3urone,_EllecnJL^ ^LSpnncjtjokl^ rocojvo caps and gowns tor tholr grdckiation oxorcisos,>/hhm wero July.2 *»— ' ' by « committee of tliu N.J. Library Assocliitlon. 'lunto.lw Shoo Shop, 245'MAIlll-Av*., Sprln0fl.lJ (Continued on page 10) hold last night., ~~ :-r--— — y— ^ (PKolc7by ^ob BaS<)or)r { '

. v -IELD" ,^19Tli3 Thursday, June 24r 1971 ChurcheswiU-joi Township library io host Mbreines awarded summer services B.A. at Harvard artists' exhibition next month Robert Neil Moraines of 20 .Shelley 'rd.y- lor twenty-fifth year Springfield wa.'j arn-Jiig the approximately 4,000 Union sununet-SETYices for the Springfield A traveling exhibition sponsored" by tlie "phoning Mrs. Johnson JI diejleci- aiiou IX;- --studenti-who.received, degcees M die 320th... Presbyterian-Cliurcband the Springfield Eman- .N.J.-State Council on'the Arts titled "Varia- parmient olfice, 376-5884. •..-* -. ^ commencement exercise;; at Ilai"Vurd Univer- ual. United Methodist Church will begin this dons on Paper" will be on loan in the Spring- To insure (ldequuie supervision'in the exlii- sity in Cambridge, Mas;;.. "Sunday widi the'worship service at 10 a.m. iield Public Library for tlie month of. July, hits, tlio library and ilie exhibit, conuiiiiice .lie received a bachelor of arts degree from in the Presbyterian Church sanctuary. This is1 The- exiiibit is made up'~of~31 drawiogs, ilcallc'd volunteers; .who would'Ix: willing die university, graduating cum laude. - the -25th consecutive y'ear that Jolng services watercolors and graphics by wmlwrs of die to act us iitientlantsar the cxhlbit{j for a few of these vw congregations Gave been held. . Associated Artists of New jersey, "• - hours when neccsuary. King earns degree Dr. Bruce W. Evans will preadi and music . 'lliis exlilbirjon was arranged by tlie library ~- " VoluiiteeVs were uskud to leave their names —will be provided-by the Senior tholr of TBe exhibit review commitieeL Lillian Johnson, ajrd"teleph"one numbers at die cumulation Michael Jay Kinc, son-of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Presbyterian Church under—the-direegon-of— chairman; Helen l-'rijrik,1 artist; Mary Feins, deiik in Uie library or tliroufh tlie Pricnds King of Springfield, recently graduated from, Jolin H. Bunnell. Mrs. Elsie B. Brooks will photographer, jind 'Riibbi Reuben Levine."TliQ of die Library, who are_coo|>erjtini; wJtli this Morriii-Harvey College, Charleston,. W. Va., be at the. organ. The. Sacrament of. Baptism committee met last week to plan a year of project, by culling Mr:;. Koce Sitnon at 37lJ-' with a-ijaclicjor of ;;aie|ice dej-.ree. Ileipajored will be administered. ---. exhibits for display in the library meeting 5390. in business admini:;triui"n._- Child care for preschool children will be" room. .-• , provided on the 6econd floor of~the chapel Tlie plans call for one exliibit a month. . building adjoining the sanctuary,: under the Traveling shows from'tlie Smidisonian Institu- '' Youths face supervision of Mrs, Emeterio"Rueda• and tion, Washington, D.C.; PrattGrapliicsCenter, '•; Mrs. Horace Porsyth. An informal coffee hour Nuw York,, die Old Bergen Art Guild, Now. THE NEW LOOK. will be held on die side church lawn following" " Jersey,—aud-rJie-New—Jersey-State Council on clrug counts the service, under the direction of Mr. and • tile Arts will be scheduled. In addition there _ Mrs. William Wood. "'••••, will be exhibits by local -artists, in small - ., Two Sliort HillflyouEhs^vrxir^ S:.WEDDRO BANDS groups and townwide, as "well as cluTdren's.'—'-'arrested over Uie weekend by" - For the July 4 worship-service,-the-guest- shows. The comminee said it also hopes to Snl-lngfleld.police speaker will be the Rev. Nancy Forsberg of arrange a pro-holiday craft show by recognized widi narcodes violations. the United Church of ChristT in Union. .This craft organizations. • ' "— - Jeffrey- F6x, IS, was ar- Ts" one of the denominations, together,, with The committee added tliat it plans-to compile rested Snturday wliile-visiting .Methodist and Presbyterian; engaged in"dis- a... complete list of Springfield artists and a relative in Springfield. Me is cussions _oh-Union through -the. Consultation- OFF.-.JHEY . GO—Eighth graders prepare^ to leave spot of the year for eighth graders for the pastjJecade cr.-iftsineiii—both^-professlonal and amateur, charged wldi possession of on Church Union. •"'... —Springfield's Florence Gaudlrieer School for the 'People an3"Ras won^ accldim"fr6rrrpT3r^m7:rTaj5e"rones~and f rom -who would be interesi;ed in exhibiting or other- marijuana and possession of to People' week of oUldoor_l)umanities education "at . educational authorities. Plans have already started for wise Incoming involved in community art narcodes paraphernalia; Bull Camp Echo in New York StateTThe-trip has been a high - next year's trip. ' - .activities, ..This, could 'be done by leaving-- was set at $5,000.1 lis arraign- tlie infoi'mation at die circulation desk on Parents review^ (Photo byFronk D'Amoto) ment date is uncertain because: Library; 376-4^30," drZI —Pox—was-brouglit-fr-om-coun _ by die_^pringficjd First -Aid— Squad to"bverfooK IIdspitni,-— Summit,...wliue. hc.is-being—,^ Gerep©iw .:.events : ParentSiOtlthe first and fourth grade stu- l — -tretitcd~for a Hevere-ca60 ;o|. _ _ . —TEE(N&-©Ff--'rA student golf team and a Jonathan Dayton ~ fallach bear^Teacher^Augus Giebelhaus, 5-4;~~Rirh' |.oh dents at Raymond Chlsholm Schoolearlierthis 1 . Regional High School faculty squad, augmenteUjy-alumni,-; _beat_CiebQlhdus^-2 up;.teacher Norman Pollack tjed Larry month attended a program and exhibit^ which William CBirclifield, 20, battled to a 5V3-5Vi^tTo last week at Bajtysrol Golf Club. Wymgnrtoacher Adam La Sota (former coach) beat Dan . culminated activities, under the language arts note inception o Ltravel to Paper MilF was arrested'Sunday in coiir ^ Coach -Roy Yanchus beat Stu.Garawitz, 6^-5; Jeff Schneider Kotoysky, 6-5; alurrinys.Jack Apgar boat Dave Hodes, 2-1. '~rninl-gfant~Feceived~ by -Claire' Hoopmann, nection wlrii Fox. Me is , I BoaHeac.hd"r Arthur Krupp, 6-5; Ellioi-Liebrrian beat Krupp, Shawrr-at"tho first teo are, froin loftr'kneeling, Kotovsky, . Joan Meyer and Annette Lacloppa. The pro-' charged with injecting himself- 3-2; Ken jJaroILbeat qlumnUs Dave Epstein, 3-2; Epstqln gram summarized this year's activities and 5 Postal, Sendee _ - with' a narcotic drug, posses- Schneider, Bob Seagor, Wyman, KruppT5tanding,'La Sotd, experiences,- enabling.the parents, to see.thcrrr^ for ^, Dolly' boat;tou:Kloirrr6-2rEpstoih boat Stetfe Rosenberg 5-4; Bob The inauguration of the new Unltejl States sion of marijuana and poGes- -Bollock. Hodes, Kloin,_Baroff, Lar>, RosonbergJ-iebmcTn, Matt results of their children's creative efforts, SOMETHING TO BRAG ABOUT - Ricky Caljjfano (left) and Richard AAaccia of Union . One hundrod tienloi- cTtlxens and 1OQ eightli Toltsor, Garawitz and YdrichuS; Postal Service oh JuLy 1 -Avill be celebrated sion~of narcotics paraphofnar- children told about their trips, sang display the unusually-large carp they caught while fishing in-Echo-Lake last week'. In Washington and in every post office across - grade students oi the Florence Gaudineor _ "ia. Me was released on $500^ related songs and performed a puppet show Callifano displays his lOrpoynder, Mqccla a 10-pounder and an eight-pounder, -^=r ..School in Springfield traveled together to the. the country. Springfield Postmaster Owen bail. '. . . .. u, ' arid various circus jicts. Morrison has announced thai the public is - - Paper Mill Playhouse in Mlllhuni yestorday Robert J. Archibald of Ellz- Dunleoyy is named Teenagers find summer jobs Tlie exhibits consisted of many languages. Invited to visit their local post office on July to see |]ctsy Palmer-ln~"llello,. Dollyr" The nbctU- was arrested Monday— rCSearcli and art projects iwhichrwere done Union youths land 3 big -carp 1 and enjoy the hospitality of die men and group has been mooting'since .Junuury tosha.rrl7Tle-wfl9— • tliej New York Aquarium,. the Staten Island Dedicatiorrcercmonie»-iii WasUngtonwillbe "Senior citi?.cn!>.. are important sourcos-of released on $200_bnil for a/. i^^^ Regional District '"" ynnj''R1ngllng-'B»^ithprg nirrim, the Spring- at EchorLake conducted by Postmaster General Winfon learning,"-, said FlelenJ. Kosloyki, vice-prin- court appearance on July 12. son of Mr. and Mrs. James-J. Dunleavy, 82-*- field Polico..Department, Gibson Associates Blount. Guests at tiie~dedlcation will Include cipal of the Gaudlneer. SchooL--In history, ^--According to police,-Arclil- -Troy drive. Springfield, N.J.',- is among 78 . A 'number^ of high scliool students, in the clerical and maintenance-tagks. thatrmust-be and tlie Statue.of LiBerty;~The parents also* Two Union youths' didn't come close to a anglers would probably be between five and six Union'County-Rcglonul_High School District 1 ""members of Corigross, former i>ostmasters for example, tho elderly can provide, first- .bald's car was involved in an • members 61 the Colgate ,Unlveridty:Class of accomplished, during tlie-Suriimorrarcrassujfqt^ had an-opportunity to see tlie many photo- record when they went fishing at Echo. Lake years old. The size of any curp would be con- • general, die board of governors of tlie new — w,pn't be facing a Jobless, summer this year. of being finished," a board spokesman-said &<, . .„-..- „_...... - . . hand infqrinution alwut the times in wlilch accident several weeks ago. 1971 who were initiated into Phi Beta Kappa Nineteen students have already been hired h d slldeg taken o{ uulul postal service jind tlic'ir Wives, Jin-well as the students did not live.-Many of the senior •Ho—told authorities dint his . Warren F. Uuban. director of operation and— %? u d ^ , ^ lasoclal sima£, - —Parkhaurfo, Mountainsider tlie afternoo, lasn twas WedndsUayrbUtUieff~ something to brag" antrolieiPbJciHd other factorsO foo, daccordin supply,g wate to WUIiumSomerr temperature- l -durlng-commencement weekend liore recently: b b as3istant.,p6¥fi nasters general, headquarters citizens have talents, speak languages^ orliuvo car had been stolen while he by the Board of-Ediicationfor.summcremploy- maintenance, ::said tlio suidoms will help the ' • • about. •'•:•••• vlllo,.general-£urajor ai_tlie Staten Island Zoo. To become eligible for membership in Phi ment as custodial helpers and unotlicr'-tltrae- r personnel-aiid oilier dignitaries. '. cultural backgrounds that they can share was-at a party. Upon further' "EM KnppoT^hationar sdiolastic honorary —regular custodial staff wlthsuch summertime Richard Maccla of 641 Twain^pl.>_and- Maccia; J6-y'eur^oia~flBrr of Mr. and Mrs. ' Visitors', to-die Sprln^fleld-Post Offletrwlll . will work In the district's print shop preparing Jobs as washing • desks,., chairs and walls, Rlchard Caltfano of 274 Crawford ter., landed ' Alexander Maccla—said he "and his partner, : with 'tliU"Students,..und_mnny_oHlio teenagers ..investigation, police sayohey" acloty, -senior-s--must-.have a 3.2 or higher PTA representatives _bo given a souvenir envelope ltn'prlntcd-with—- are quite surprised -to dfsebver' dial these •i found evidence that Archibald —forms, and other printed matorial for tlie next painting and varnishing bleachersand waxing 28 pounds of caip in three fish -'- two 10- 13-yoarrold son of Mr. and Mrs. EiruTCali- 11 cumulative average for" seven semesters of school year. floors. die old and new insignl:! af-the postal service. ..- older people can really "Swing. . "'. was -lii-tli'e-cnr-~at tficT time of | ——study. This year's 78 initiates' represent pounders and one eight-pounder, Tlie world fano, usedconimeal dough to lure tlielr. big - ThlBT-envelope will also; be m.-ida avnilnblirin^ A federally supported work-study grunt will—- "It's to our advantage to hire students. .attend institute, school record Is 90 pounds for a carp caught in a catch, ~~ " _ — - Theprogi'ain, thought to- be die first of Its. "tlie accident. ~16~pcrcentT~of— tile—graduatjng-'Cl asa-----an ^ providc~matchtng~fundsJfor~the"5tilarlos~of the "They can fill in during die-vacation-periods- limited nurnbers~as a-first-day-cancelladon, — " increase of 13 over losTyottr~aiia~Heorly The Mountainside PTA president, Kathryn Swiss lake. '' I've -lost u few-that-big,—says-Macclu,. kind in the state, depends on the good will print shop student workers and others who will of our fufltimo-Staf£.jrheac^fltudchts. want to for lust-the cost .oTairefght cent' stamp; "Fills of~TT?T'mtiiiibers und~tliiTtowns|x:opre for'sLip-" -double the number elected in 1967~68 (41) -be hired to perform a variety of clerical and work and It becomes a good learning ex- Dlllemutii, wldi Edith Klucewicz; vice-presi- - Although commercial carp fishers report -who-will enter Ills senior year-at-tliilon-Hlgh will be the fifc-st time first day-covers have RARRY TOLL when tlie_Clas8 of 1971 entered as freshmen. dent, and Lols.Alle£a"ttendcd theJJnlonCpunty_—hauling in 40-to.oCfepound carp (40 to48 inches SchooCnext fall. His fishing friend has com- port. Many neiglibors contributed tlieir cars maintenance duties at die four high schools. porienco for them,'l liesald." -been available in,all U.S. post offices. -for the theater trip and fqod for die dinner Holiday'deadline Dunleavy received- his B.A. degree on May Council of-PTA's institute and school of in-~^'iP length) regularly, tlio. two local boys did pleted the seventh grade at St. Michael"^ A photographic display of modern postal :; 30 when Secretary of State William P. Rogers, "The Board of Education is aware- time - -Thestudents_who-ar. . ,e beini. - ,,i, formation -la*itwt*Gk at the I ihTonTPbunrv Vo- make a rare"catch for this "area. A'spokesman School. party .that-followed '. ' because-of-die present-economic 0 service lobs and functions will help visitors Fronvthe M;Vrsh ccificcticui (il 14K— a_ 1934 graduate of Colgate, was the com- S^X^-and'' ™ Park Commission said- "But Maccia confesses that he's nevercaught Seven granted FDU degrees "One might say,—commented George R. - Particularly careful many employors are reluctant- to hire a vocational program.- and- jure in need learn'more about tile men and~Women of tlie - adherence to this newspaper's" and IKK vvcddjii^ rings, liom $40. . mencement speaker. Dunleavy_ was a French mal program ana jure m ueedlot • --plains.' 'that although_10 and 12 pounders .have been—a-flsh as blg«< as-the 10 and eiglit-pound carp postal ijervic5_andjipw each mailusei^cauiiclp _, Benson Jr., teacher oL art and humanities at Seven Sprhlgfleld residents were awarded once. . _ , ' • • the' Gaudineer-Scliopl'and'coordinator of the-— Friday news deadline is urged - concentrator.;at.CQlgate.._i_ r;.^!== . ~ •-.-- ~ fh^°'^ J k i\n win,, Tho'"purpose of die institute" 13 "to lielp.—-Caiight beTOre, it's very unusual. ._-. he landed and Califano's 10-poundcr. . them to ser.w_tJiv_cojhmuntcy better. Visitors lnl ( bachelor's degrees by Fu(rloigh Dickinson- • They, were among 2,800'persona Who Were, . prcigrnm^"that^we-have- opened the door to a for material intended for "tf ~ocI SworJ^^ 0'°y~ffirough- discussions, and coherences, local An ichthyologist at the American Museum of "it took-10-mlnutes to bring him In, and we will.DO welcome to tour the;post office from O 10 a.m. to. 8 p.m., Morrison added. , . University at commencoment exercises last awardeddegrees. Students who graduuted cume .. tremendous, ncw_and exciiingxorrelation be- publication in Ihe July II issue, its, Clark, Garwood Kenilworthi, Moun- ieadors make preparations for the comlne NaturaL-Hi story ln New York CltiTBaia:tliat""TSededjhe net," said Maccla. Maccia used a UHiUlllc from 284 communities.In-New Jersey, us well'-- itween the school 'and dre~cbmmuriiry,. and slncethis office will be'closed Nursery served : tainsioo - and -Springfield, and-roperates. four ^^^^^S^rSa mX»U f - based on the winters of the Union County area sixAoUnd-^Bt-llne^The-10--p°und-car{v • They and their degreos are: EUgeiid"Foiey, J 1 beTween young and .old." ~^Iuly~5~in""observa»iee-of In- •jwiin an enrollment oi over spokesma, n said,_,! r -^ and food supply in a body of wdcer tho size of measured two feet in ' "~ ———-—•-•— as from- New YorkY , 19 otfier states and'191" M'lSS ; •- bachelor -of--artsi—Kennedy Garber, bacliofor- : dependence Day. All • • ' Echo Lake, tho fish caught by the tvlo young '-'width. Wiscon si h^a wa r d s of arts; Konald llaselmann, bachelor of sci- foreign countries, — - ^— v--- organizational; sbciar~and Jersey: -16^ by Mobile Meals- ence;" Carol Langel, bachelor of arts; Ernest .... ,^_... Newark,-New Jeisoy:lRr)M,iil(:L'[ Stri.-i.-t ample,/finding and maldhguse Miss Goodman wins other news items for the July D Mobile Meals of Westfield has announced It Rlgal, buclielor of arts; Gary Stono.jjachelor issue should be submitted by Milllinrn: Open Mem. ii Thiif. till 'J.I'.M. Ncwaflc^-Opcn Wi-U'. till R in intern program Camp of"such cdiblcplantsassassa- of science, mid Barry Toll, bachelor of. scl- ; has bej>un serving hot lunches to "the'nursery - • _-fras ;lh-Hliat-aiioient woods-. bachelor's decree Friday, July 2. j_ of tlio Episcopal Center, Elizabetli,' Tlie^ day Margery Staub of 353 Shorfl dr., Mountain- Union day school degree from Wisconsin care center for threo "to fivo ytyu* olds is a. side, is flhiong499 undergrnduato andgriTduato •"--—men's delicacy, sassafras tea.- . [* —mission"oh"off St. Paul's Church; Westfipld, IUt iiss students taking purt in tlie fifth annual Interns will open- Ilighlight of the advanced Mrs, Iris^.Lyn Bradluse of. Madison, Wise, Jerilyn Goodman of 170 Hillside ave.. Spring-" headed by tlio Roy. Ilerbert-ArrunateguCoK— in-Community Sorvico Y>rograrii sponsored by camp is the tliree-day, two- •formerly _of Springflold, wa5~graduated with haslsigraduatipji field, received die bachelor._of arts degree night campout wliicli climaxes honors fro'm tlieCollege of-Letters.UndBcience Stanley V. at tlie .University of Wiscorislh's -June com- -St. Paul's-Church and is staffed by Spanish the~Ndw~Jersey" Department of Community each twos-week period. "For of die. Unlyorslty of Wisconsin, Mfldison, on speaking teachers for the Spanish, speaking Affairs. Sho is workihgfor the City of Eliza- on Mo ' ^Tlie first sixth grade class was graduated-, ..rnancgmenl! at Madlsoiijunc 1/t. _.-!. - boys who are unable to get out Juno 1^. Sho was uwardediu bachelor of arts yesterduy from the Solomon Schecter Day '-About the summer, it's "degree in Spanish. • ", compncinyzexecutive Church has, provided space In tlielrj.churdi The 11-wtjeli program, -which- began-last..'-.. stars, climbing a mountain to 1 1 School. Noxt year will see the Starr, of u junior ceive diplomas. Bachelor degrces.wc'rc sched- an Ideal, change of pace," Mrs. Bradisse, a 1967 graduate-of Jonathan uled for about .2,950. students. -About_U,i2S.- -for this-service..— ~''^_ ' ' ' week, places qualified ' students In summor gaze-atii-dlnosaur footprint, Newell asserted, Dayton-Roglonal-lUs5li-Scliool,"-Spi-inj>flelu,-.lS™. SdrviccB~werc—held Friday for Stanley V. iLigh_ school. All .tlio children receive a com- Volunteers-pick- up tlie hot meal at tlio jobB~with state and local governments in on learning how to ..find dinner r^——. .J . /. plote general' studies course plus an intensive were-Kchcduled fot^Iilgher degrees and 238 for "The • chance to experience^: die daughter of—Mr.-and Mrs^ Theodore '|. who died last Tuesday In Overlook Hospital, law or medical.degrees. ~ : - • Mobile—Meals kitdion In tlio First Baptist effort tt> attract-thom to public servfeo ca- inatTunfamillar woods. • Conklin. Sr:..of 23 Bnltusrpl.way,- -Spri'ngfluW. llebrqw education. PARK DRUG Churcji^of Westfleld and' deliver it to the reers. being- out-of-doors, "is Summit.-after along-ilhiess, .. '. ' Graduation exercises Were at Congregation i h reers Al..-.....•l of this Is par. t of•"the. bolstered • by the survival Shb,is a member of Sigma Delta I'l, the na- children at~noon ftvtn"days~eaclr"week.~The — ~—Community'Affairs Commissioner Edmund tional Spanish honor society. Born . fn Plalnfield, Mr,'.IIronk moved to •; Beth Shalom, Union. Tlie children presented, meals, ate tailored^ to accommodate cliild- -T. Hume said'Uiis year's participants wore Springfield 20 years ago. He was executive a cantata on Soviet-Jewry. Speakers'were I lor-- "sized nppetltes and tastes but otherwise-are chosen from more than 1,800 applicants. They DIAMOND vice-president of Ragen Precision industries. — aco- Bier,_former chairman of-the school earns degree ^POLAROID North—Arlington. Before Joining—Ragen; jie bdard;-Mrsr'GeTaldT:t'cIg7-PTA=prSsidentF= the same as Mobile~Meals clients receive, a "^wni~wprk~a~regular 'lO-liour^-flve-day wedk, INVESTMENT '-- HOUGMTON, Mich.—Bharat C. Slietli, son' spokesman, said. ".._..• , • . >. learning salaries based on tho standard Civil Monday,-- -..*:" y Johnson receives was director of manufacturing fo, r the —formejr v. and. Rubbi Elvjn Rose,' first principal ofTfi(7- --•Mobile Msals-la a non-profit community Service pay scnlo for student assistants. They ACCOUNT Gencriil^-Ei-t:u.iiiuii_luduaU.ics_lnc.,_glj.fto'n. _:jScliopi._.H!J.w4. -Fpig • Bpojce. .In Hebrew, and of Dr. K B. Shedi o^f II IDonnadr., SprinEfield,^ COLOR PAK FILM The camp is mortTtluimC : NwJ-.vreceived a bachelor, of. science degree- service of. Iiome- Give .your bmpWyods tin SPECIAL - TV afternoon when her cor hit a VALUES TO $28795 to you., • /. ' Employrnont Bonollt Plan . - Bob Lissnor, R.P, treu- on Mountalhvlewv Factory Freih JA ,,„, SERVE YOU; . - , -•' '• - ' maturity dato'. Wo call this ' orn'bonolits, , when on unidontlfled'yeliiclo' ,-P.acomak.or. Club, sponsored by NoWark. Both Israel Modical Contor, at tho , FRED GHFENOnRG EQGANEK- drawls boforo maturity. • • WORTH our S chcduleil Savings Smvic'o; BAnERIES.... X" came ln tlie opposite dlroction. -Organization's recont third annual lunchooh at tho'Mountalnsido Inn.'Showfi abovo, , • ETHEL GAMOURG .' RALPH CAPHI0- PAGAiliNI ', Why nol-cnll mo lodny. . Sho'applied tlio briikosbuther awards The Purchase Of'Any Raln.OLi_ • 401 BATTERIES '1.00foot sllppod-off the podal. The loft to right,, dro Sam Plcclono,of' Springfield, Son. Harrison E. Williams and • 1014 DUAunt'on Co.la'm ontortainor Phil Brlto, a guost of honor. EaVllo^WilUpm's had told tho 210 guests LET US MAINTAIN YOUR INCOME TAX RECORDS AT NO'COST TO YOU FOH nKTAIL-S , car then skidded Into .tlie tree. WITH OUR "TIP.TOP" CHARGE SYSTEM. CAI.L „ • Mad. Ear. MoW. and , that anuclqar-poworod pbcomakor wouldbeavallablo in 1972orl973. MR.EASTON Values to $22. •SUNGLASSES S Ae(oi«orlo» : | • OFFER VALID THRU JUNE io'71 '-.'.''- P ' GERALD • % S.«ult, All Mokq Alth fiOOD'GIHOICE of COLORS & STYLES COHEN Hedrina E)(dn\ in Your. ^ Jape firm trucks taken Moms or Our.Of^lcs ' NOT ALL SIZES in EVERY STYL£ '. •W Beverly Rd. . Two truckn. containing about cutting tho As' Always "• Sprln(i(lol'l, N.J. 273-I940 FoV'Anoolrilmtnl-'".. • BUS:]71S!O9 ' $SO,000 Wprtli .of tapes were'' aild then prying the "wllulow . HESl LAMINATE YOUR DIPLOMA Iutolen lasf'AVudn^dday night o|ien. An undotorminu^ amount, SHOP EARLY 20% OFF OH Soo Our Now 1971 D.ahlborg. < With (he New Look USE YOUR : •frum. in from of Multi-Tone. of Jewelry mid money -wjis, (In Tho Goni!iiil Gruun "Mlrii(locDr""Hiidrlng"AWr - Mutlc Finish, Minintwl Klectro'nlcs on Cornoll paek- taken. '' •".':' • .-' v"': " ' 225 MOKRIS AVE. Shoii|>in(| Ci'Mliji ) ^ ,' way, accordlne_toJSprincflcly .wlilch still wus loaded,with They belong to Leslie Aoker- Hillside Avanue at Route 22 - Entrance and'exit on Hillside Avenue HEARING AID CENTER • morchandiue,.wiis- recovered man of 121 Laurel dr. ancljo- OPCN7.PAYS.AWECK- • •'" • ' ; SALE ENDS JUNE 30, IV.71 PUTTER'S SHOES ln Mountainside where lt.ym'S' 1 1 j Metropolitan Life 12-16 Bank St., Summit r*YLUMINARi T aoph Knowle.H of 7 Tower dr. -. Wo'icsi'i- Iho rinlit io limit, tiuimlllloi . Not Rwijiiii'idjli (of , ' 333 MILIBURN AVE., MILLBURN . Springfield, Now Jersey 07O81 Nnw Yoik.'N. V. stuck in mud, police added;' The Ackei'mhii blkewus stolen iil wrors, . No Lio.ilorr,, |11CMM;. " . L • • ,; * HASOLD RtlSMAN, Munugor " -,r, Openjhi^s. Eves r-ParkingAcrossthwStril'ot .16 Syoiiitiort'oTcrracc, Livingston A breuk and entry .Saturday from Jonathan Daytfm Re- Wu Moll lil« iiinui nnsy. M0SSS7 " at a house on S. Springfield - 'gional IHilli School. t^^ ' Dili our uiisinoK!-, In III'/. - Cliumbnr ul (uiiinifxu,.. avenue wilu reported by police, v, wao .iitolen frftnr'ttTe liittry was made by someone John Connor to tho New Jersey • Sena.te.lA suc- Bus Route 2, 7:30,RobinHoodroadandFriar Dayton will go through Mountainside via Wyom- cessful corporate attorney, Connor is a man of lane; 7:32, Fox trail nnH r.rn.ioi.'l»n»: 7-q^ ing drive and Wood Valley road. It then will pro-, Would you like some help exceptional ability, integrity, and under" ceed to the exchange point on New Providence standing. He. 1B an individual of imagination road. •• , -— in preparing newspaper W- Daily Hours: 9 A.M. 'til40 P.M.-Open Sundays and foresight. He certainly possessesall^he Scheduled stops are Morris avenue aridShort leases? Write to this news- ' qualifications to become one of New Jersey's Dates announced Hills avenue, Melsel avenue nnri Waheiio-.ave- paper and ask for our "Tips outstanding senators." nue, Shunplke road and Mountain avenue, Hill- A native_of.-.PhUlipsburg, Russo earnedhis side avenue and Mountain avenue and Rolling __on Submitting News' re- Sanitary way through Lafayette College and Rutgers for Bible School Rock'roud and Charles street. leases." Mixed Nuts School of Law. He settled in Union in 1953 1 Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 639 Mountain .Peanuts, cashcws.'bra Napkins ( where he currendy praedces law. In 1960, he aye., Springfield, this weekannouncedthedates iils, filberts, almonds. Regular or super ab'.orb- ran for die Union Township Committee, and in EDWARD A. DEMB1TZ of the annual Vocation Bible School. GreenwdlcJ 13oz.tin encies. Limit one box. 1961 he and his running mate, James C. Con- —' The first session will be held Monday to - . N TEAM — Anthony'E. Russo- i Ion, were life first Democrats to bo elected Dembitz receives "July 27 9:15 to. 11:45 a.m., Monday through Union _(right). has boon to that governing body since 1929. In liis re- ~ Friday. This session is for 3 to 6-year-olds, elction in 1964, he, received "more Votes dian is i-d by John T. Connor Jr. of i _or-pre=scuooLlhV.ou£h-fir8Ujrade. .•_..._ r| (loll). Io hoad tho . lottor's, any odier-local polidcal cahdidute in tlie hls- L.- Sidney J. Greenwald of 46 tory .of Union Township up until diat time. In Tlie "second session of die Vacation Bible s. Maple ave., Springfield, has IN SACRED CONCERT - The Evangel Baptist'Church, in (or a soot in tho Stato School will be held Aug. 9 to 19, 9:15'a.m. to been named regional train- Kiib-oo is a iriombor of tho ,1969, Russo survived a Republican landslide. • CHESTNUT HILL. Mass.—Edward A. Dem- 242 Shunpike rd., Springfield, will present a He wiis die only Democratic candidate to win bilz, son of' Mr. and Mrs. AlfW.pembltz of 28 111:45 a.m,."Monday tfiroiigh Fridaytlfeflrst ing director for Mutual Of New concert-by Ron andPatricid'OWensTonSOnday .al.7_. pTCorriniiMeQ in Union. week and'Mdnday through-Thursday-the second—^-J£ork's greater New York re- MFG.'LIST.PRICE $1.59 TABLETS -j:in_Unton.,Township on die Democratic Une.;•" ElrfiWood rd., Springfield, N.J., was gradu- P-m.. ..BpJjl_Bon,-and_PQt ore graduates of trie" Russo js acdve in civic affairs. He is one ated Monday from Uie~Colloge .of Arts and ~weok. .'"•••" g'o«- • •- • OUR REGULAR $1.49,84,02. of the founders nnd a .director of die Boys'— Scioiicos-ai-BoBton-Gollege.' Tim closing program for the second session , Greenwald will manage Eastman School of Music in Kochester,-N.Y., and Club of Union. He la a founder and past presi- • ^Ajiistory majorj , hhe lplans to attend Cornell will be -held on Thursday evening, Aug. 19 at Enunifig~prbgrams for MONY -hov^4ravelecl—thro.oghaut^the__wqr|d Igjving~__ Wilson is : dent of "dio.Unico CluiFoTIJnion. He-servae— University Law~School~lnr the fall. He is a .7:30. .ZZZZZz:. life Insurance specialists-in classical and sacred[.concejrts. The puKllclsinvTted: --./ SizeTIDE Anacin;tuQs_ .. JISJi member of die Juvenile Delinquency Com- registered private detective in two "§tSBS^l _A' church~Bpokesman'added. "If yuu would~—che^-region, which includes mittee of die New: Jersey Bar Association, a Sen. Michael Mansfield, Senate majority ~like your children rohavefunthis summer,why ~30 offices—m—greutcr-Now— - rdbi pdin ien«i IU bachelor's degree : member of die Union Elks, Chamber of Com- • leader, delivered die commencement address not send them to Holy Cross VacadonBIble, -York, northern New Jersoy, headacher colds, r" Rt'i'L'i' |clfrcy~wnft5li-of7>louiitains!dowiifi - -merce, Midget-Eootball-League and odier civic and was one of 11 to receive honorary degrees ' School where they willhear Bible st6ries7woSk" —Westchester County andStam=— body aohe, neu- awarded a bachelor of -science degree in and charitable organizations. at the graduadoircecempnies. . . in work books, make projects, have recreation ford. Conn; - . . _ :u ut'TcnH'e by RuiiiJ^eiiier Polytechnic Insti- He is the Wihfieldtownshipattorney.ondwns lihd refresliments and enjoy good Christian A graduate of Rutgers OKP DETERGENT :. j., Proy, N.Y., ut commencemont.exercises, ".formerly an assistant Union County attorney.' fellowship. . ~~ versity and a veteran of. ser- "This is all free; for further information call vice with, the Navy, Greenwald kuiiyyelaer is a. technological university.,lc Connnr srnted diat he was '-'happy diat a man : THE SEARCH FOR HEALTH ijiluru undergraduate and graduate decrees in of'Russo's Background has volunteered to-lead Sawyer receives Holy Cross Lutheran Church at 379-4525. Any- jqlned MONY as afieldunder- urrhiiccture,. eiigineerin^, the humanities and my campaign. I feel tiiat his polidcal exper- one may attend. All children will be l^ i96ri ' _ : •' UIPUUIIOM '- •' social scienceb', munacemont and science. ience and untiring efforts will strongly, aid my chartered life underwriter do- , L-THE NATIONAL-INSTITUTES OF HEALTH - campaign." ••••'. "^—^r~~- bachelor^ signdtioiTof tlWAKSBf fcun Col- • . BIIHiSM. HltVlIND lego of Life Underwriters in _Tiidriias Stephen Sawyer of 1542 Deer padi. Summer sessions 1966. Miss Schiefelbein wins Mountainside, was awarded a bachelor of •— WI1ATIS thcirrcal extent, Which.mnKe MFG. LIST $1.29 6-02 Olson-is^ •selenca-degree in business and economics by MENTAL ILLNESS? them one; of the major, if. not V/Qllesley art award. - die University of Delaware, Newark, Del., at for learning center- X. Public Notice What the nature of the the major,: public and iri\ commencement exercises on. May 30. < , ice Arrid Tina Schiefelbein, daughter ol Mr. and Mru. Ho wus among 1,409 students who received Tlie Ebronix learning centers Iocated~Ih~ -m£atal_illncsses_is;—their dividual health problems of EXTRA-DRY degree in history OF THE extent, and how they aTfecir^the Nation. . R.F. Schiefelbein of Mountainside, has been bachelor's degrees at the college's 122nd WostfieldJ Metuchen and Nutley will be open .--—BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT-.^ M11L.K Charcoal 13"TableTop Grill awarded die Luminun-Freshman Art Prize by Robert K. Olson of Mountainside wus one of: commencement. Robert L. Bull, president of durlng-the-summer months. This will afford Notlco-|5 hereby given lhat-thc people are-questions that It has been estimated that, Board-of Adlusimont of Iho concern ovcryono at some about 1 in every 10 persons in OUR REG. 1 Of! Wi:llesley. College, Wellesley, Mass., where 17,7 candidates awarded die bachelor of arts Tood Business Associates of Arlington, Va., an opportunity for students who have been Township of SprlnQflold, County of H29 I.UU 1 point or other in his lifetime, "the United States suffers from 1.00 she has just completed herfreshnunyear.Tlio degree by Wubash College,'"Crawfords.ville, ' and a former faculty member at dio unlver- having academic problems to Improve their • Union,.Slato of New-Jersey, will ::: 10 Ib opacity r award, in die amount of $50, is . given in lnd., at commencement on June 6. He majored-, reading, spelling and mathematics skills. hold-a public hearing on Juno 29, z±jyjfw—tWfl '"mWil.i| ' a—muntal—ior—emotional siry, dellvored tlie commencement address. 1971 at 8:00 P.M. prevailing tlmer grip lor ( oz poration in Bloomfleld as a patent attorney. AlL-itcllli otlior thon spot nows shbujd bo ii^ cess oriented." . . ' . swimmer,-will be held evei-y practitioner. MPLWD/ 761-4260 or 761-6508 our offica-by^noon on Friday. day In four two-week terms summer savings •beginning July 6. Swimmers For the individual or family SPRINGFIELD BRANCH HOURS: __M9y_Jsign_up-ior-one-OE-m'ore concerned[with mental illness .-terms. Tots diree to' four directly, however,' the nature Peace group Mon. thru Fri. 8-ArMr-to-6-P7M: years old will learn basic and kindK-of-menlal illnesses _ Modern Living 19-INCH Coloring Books "skills, arid water adjustment are far-more importantihan "UL AnusolSuppos 12s Patio Table Garden State Farms SATURDAY 9TST.M. to 12 Noon • in a Water Babies class, which the Rrave statistics of .Ihofr—•- Outdoor Fogger ^f'nn open house will also be hoid everydayfor exlcnd. For yard~& patio. Mist 1.00 6*1 7 1 s ?1.'9 I.UU FOR l olkslnglng~students from -- -four- lormsir-July- 6^16,"July= —can—bo—••••* hangsintheairand kilts insects. 16'^-oz-. °l nn rL i t int (olds (Itioyn o r .in•v doy Jonathan Dayton Regional High 19-30,- Aug. 2-13 and Aug. classified under four major I : conipictly Our VI 49 -lun-roloriiui books School will entertain—wldv ~ 16-.27. For the,kindergarten headings :"> "psychoses, .ill popular r.ublccli " songs Und.guitar renditions at set, JCinderswim will provide neuroses, perKonality or the open house of the Spring. —:efP»rt swim instruction every character disorders, and field Community Peace Com- day for-boys and girlsr- ' psychosomatic diseases. - All Plastic .^niitteo Sunday from- 2:30-tcr5— C tee loal:n t0 sw1 30-MINUTE ~~~, °?f " - "'— Psychoses, which are. EVEREADY Speedboat p.m. atdieTirstNaaonalBank Blank Tapes on Morris avenue. for 14 to I7-year_olds will "usually wliiit a'fir "D'l Batteries With Cii6in; Nbiv-toxic, check our "insanity" I OR 8 TRACK Q $•• _ meetrvrice weekly at 7_p.m...._ .. . i i MrG LIST C S1 _Assorted colors. - The event will also feature a" whcn the o d crin No-Pest Strip 30c— DlOHl- CASSETTES CTORC.F0R I _groiip of Vietnam—Vetexans-- -A^TJo 25°for bSSS characterizeused," ard e by; strange Powerful flnshlight b«omen only, Ladies Cearn SPRAY STARCH P ERM IRANI military, The—Elizabeth disturtied behavior that is' 7\~ COTTAGE to Swlm.-pffering bqdi-beglnr. -seea-ln-the drug- addlct,4he=JrJ A FOR | r^entor, at. 249 Morris- averts— _-'— id advanced-siaUs-will _, DELUXE 26«72^OU)li Registrationschidyled open daily,, phone 355^4333™ chronic_ alcoholic,—oi'~the^;:: UJ bejield on Monday..and \yeaV__ delinqt " i irar The-SummitTirea-centeir la at ._nesd^y-iif teriiopns at 1: IS p.m.,.'. -.i21_:.Summit-'ave..-273-4-1747 - ^Modern .dance, pi-o—"^ahd •! PsycTSopma tic-diseases nre -postvnatal^-eitp'-f'l i«T lt^hJt =SSmrtt5^rrysteB!fbulr^bJct*.VT: Furtlier lnfbrmatlori can be —'PLUMBERS—A -^—^BFT- -Z. Set aside one day eachTnoBthJo-pay^fllLionpy^LotL 1 ohtaint'd by calling thlTMoun-" v^uf ioivlcot—ui^30,ooo flEBn^wiHtbtirnqi may-liave a. large' emotiohaM PHI MOIS1 "ntir7(l5|i!'~vTiyl mult DAIRY FRUIT h ffeep~TnSr1ey rrriatters weir Inland-open-a • : :: •iiil.lpw_Jta] ailirpnn ABSOCIU*- laTmlide .Recreation Commis;— July. Limltod component-- rncludctl- among- ~ National'Bank Checking Account."Keep your money In —fnonth~«{ Jl e9;, for final production of several in- A FULL women and children, and for MFG. LIST $3.20 KODAK SERVICE; receipt for every bill paid. 'recovery; and what tile tricate scones. The group will SCHOOL THIS YEAR — te'ona. Private andsemi-prl- avcrage'cltizon.can do about meet at the Mountainside BANK vato lessons may bo had by Superb f.hfuiui!. am llinl In: will IKJVC prpblnim, ncxr mental illness is brought out in Tanya Lotion FRUIT SHERBET Presbyterian Church, two eve- uppointmont day and evenliifj. a "rccontly. revised booklot fftr nines per woclc frorp7:30to'll. yf-cii uiiiosi he rccoivo'. holp now I -- Tho YWCA-also arinounced MidiBall-BQ— Movie Film INSURED BY frp.f.C. TO $20,000 the public. ",'Wlmt is,Mental LIST- beginning Monday, nnd will tliut tlie pool will bo available Illness," Public Health Ser- Charcoal Grill ASHTRAYS $135 .00 continue to Aug. 19, •-" •'' 1.1'ironixoffai.s nn individunr inotivcilional tutoi • for private parties and com- vice Publication No. 505,' $ Witli coco,unit oil and munity groups. Readers may cocod butter ?oz Illiano studied at tho Jull- inc| pi'ogrbnr)o,brinfj your cliild lo.grcido Icvol in telephone ~Mrs7~ Fr.unk uvailublo for 10 cents from the smokeiess'& clean. 18 4 FOR 1 llurd School of Music and .tho Konrjinrj*, SEojJirig or Meithotnntic'. 5Q. that lid"' THE UNION Schmidt, health, physical odu- U.S. .Government'Printing ' cooking' gri|l for every- thing you'd'cook in an American Theatro Wing, will-hi'ivn tho hasic skills nqcossory trF-achinvo . UNION-SPRINGFIELD cation and recreation dlroc- Office, Washington, D.C. SPECIALS ON SALE JUNE 24 20402. ' . > whore he was assistant to the . lieltrr grndoi next frill •— and -wo cjurncinttio CENTER tor at' the-,.YMCA, for details. director, lie luifi directed thu MAIN OFFICE: . . . v" • — Youth Drama Workshop of MK.rcis ! • ' I" ' ' Mqn thru Fri.- 0 A M. lo S 30 P.M. — Fti. Evo. - -I P.M. lo B P.M. •• THRU JUNE 26 Wustfteld for. two years. . • NATIONAL' MAIN OFFICE LOBBY WINDOWS: • ----;- — Coll for information on how wo may. help your Mon thruThurs-23OPM IO6 30P.M. —Fn.-S 30P.M lo4PJJ • Tho Mountainside workshop' STOW6 STREET DHIVE-IN: . . SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. JUNE 26,1971 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES is {Structured, to. Include those fhild, (jchibvo 'these skills, proper study habits Mon lluu Thurs. - II A M. lo G 30 P.M. -' Fri. - a AM. lo B P.M.,. MILK>BUTTBR-eOOS>ICB CR6AM-COTTAUe CHEEBE-BAKEO OOOOS BRANCHES IN UNION at: - Interested riot only in uctlng,- cind molivation to lcam,_;" , • 'asliClioslnul St. -.- 2455 Morris Avu. •- 1723 Sluyuosanl Avu.. bUt alliq in' stago technlquon, • Moh. llmi Thurii — 9 A.M.jlo 200 P.M. MEDI-MART*DRUGSTORES 1 MEDI-MART'DRUGStORES i MEDI-MART^DRUGSTORES iMEDI-MART* .Those are lighting, .3011111! . . ; (No chdrjic) for dicHjnoMictostiiiri)•••'.•• Fri.— 0 AM. lo 2 30P.M. iintl 4 P.M. lott P.M. OPEN 10 A.M. TOT 10 P. M.SEVENWYm S „ J PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS "fjaifleh techniques,' and sot nnd Cos- FIVE P.OINTS BRANCH DIIIVE.IN: ' .TELEPHONE 668-9500 " Mon thru Thuro' ^-(1 AM. lo 6 P.M. — Fri.- 0 AM. lo B P.M. W» toiry lh« Mo«^Popolar Brand. •' tume.design. ^ FIVE.POINTS BRANCH WALK-UP: • ' . Mori. Hull Thuru. -IIA'U.loOAM n rid 3'.0 P M. iff 0 P.M. H1LLSDALE CALDWELL WAYNE Tho fee-for 'this 56 hour : NEPTUNE CITY SHORT l rl. — H A M. lOvil AM iinct 2 30 I'M' lo 4 i'.M. . Adding Mochln** •, Calculalor. • 3M Copi«r», ;Mull-Riuv COPYl-MdllT HY r.AKOliN STATl! TAWMii INC., AND AXUKIOIIIVi WKBKKVKI> . course is $10 poV person; SPHINGFIELD UHANCH; 711.1 Mdunlairr Avu.', SprinnlioW •' Rte. 33 & W. Sylvania 432 Greenwood Ave. 383 .Washington Ave. BOOjyiorrisTii Bloomfie|d'Avev Rto, 23 & Willow/brook LEARNING CENTERS . Mon.jWuiPri; 8 A.M. lo &"P.M -Sat. 9 A.M. lo 1 2 Noon Tel. 545-4785 KuglHtrritl.on will .be hold on, FD*G Tel. 988-2100 % Tel, 891-1570 Tel. 664-3210 Tol.376-4705 28-3481 Saturday at tho • Echobrook Munibur of ihuTudornl Rij^orvu i>y JK OFFICE MACHINES SPRINGFjELD BERKELEY-HEIGHTS School from 11 a.hi. to 1 p.m. 221 LENOX AVENUE WESTPIELD, N.J. PHONE: 233-6121 . . SALES '• SERVICE • REr^TAlS • SUPPLIES . • '.'•.,' f62 Mountain Ave. '•« 45t) Sbn'ngfield Avo. ." SELL UAUVS 'olj.iiy., wliLn Want AJ. Cull 686.7700. . 2 Bdnk St., Summit 273-881 1

i _.j ; '.' •A: .'/• ; Thursday; June 24, K. .(!,.• have given up its tactics of violence. And It . "• Thursday, June 24, 197-v—^_ Mdndnd wrH~eqme Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice stresses the necessity of allowing blacks to "Kven more disappointing, the. behavior of soiiiehow imply that no new recruits arcjoining AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND UMMARYORSYNOPSISOF ^Iravirtheir own revolution and then attempts to national gilders who stigmatize every form of the counter culture, Dr. Baker said, when the in South America AND-SUPPLEMENT AN IT REPORTFOR PUBLICATION left^pbrase^not _-, —. REGULATIONS AND TO Cash, Investments and Prepaid . , ' understand that storm center known as the" slender, those which pull them ' apart are Kor the youth culture to disappear would American style, '" ' "." PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR DebtServlce ' $ S45.456.82 . 504,557.17 —-Jfhfi/etudents, all juniors, are takini; pan in - VIOLATION THEREOF." Taxes, Assessments, i-twis and New Left is to realize that asan entity it simply powerful. Blacks form a tiny percentage of the Open Door exchange* program. Tlie Open TAKAKE NOTICENOTICE,, that the Utility Charges Receivable . 44,009.9> 35,9B0.54 -does not exist, according to a Rutgers political those in active protest against the Vietnam foregoini g .ordinanci e was passed Property Acquired for Taxes — scientist.. waf. There are no black Weather Underground USD A rules out the use Mothers! x. Door sends'American high schooljitudents to* and approved at a regular meeting Assessed Value 4^025.00 4.025.00 ofhofthe Township CommtteCommittee ol.ol. the 44,781.4S 22,913.61 ^TSIariy,people seem to lake it for granted that members as far as I know, and militant blacks — Do You Have A • Latin American countries during tlieir aummef Townshih p of SpringfielSifildd IIn ththe Accounts Receivable (And Inventory) Fixed Capital .Utility there is a so-called New Left," says Dr. Ross K. llanl-lo-Fil Daughter? . vacation where tliey. Uvq witli host families and County ol Union and Stato' of New -321,337.06:—?a\2,8S7.0B seem to regard the new drug culture as largely Jersey, held on Tuesday evening, Deterred Charges to Future Taxation — Baker. "Actually, New Left is just a rathef a white phenonemon. -• of animaf lungs for food NEW SUMMER .; attend school,' . • , 1 June JJ, 1971. General Capital • -• 811,000.00 841,000.00 1 Two GoV. ijyingSIQnJlegional High ScJiool Elepnore H. W.orthlngton Deferred Charges to Revenue of • •• convenient term to_ use, but it is not very - "Whales, worse in the eyes of tlie blacks, -The--U.S.: Department of Copies of the amendment' X students will, be in Bogota, Columbia. They " Township Clerk Succeeding Years 13,718,48 15,898,10 ..' descriptive because the New Left Is &0_ex- white student radicals are themselves guilty of Agriculture will ban animal will be available upon request w Girl* - Toon* '. are Jeffrey Maccarelli of Berkeley Heights- Spfld Leader,. June 24, 1971 •••— traordinarily complex thing. In fact, it is a.form of imperialism andeven worse. White's - Sgbtfegn DfO**e» - end, - Bonds and Notes Payable »!,Q»l,00O.0O $1^131.000.00 very contradictory groups." students.into radical.endeavors that detract sumer and Marketing Service ministrative Group,—Cun- Girlf - BVj loliri his summer ;in Granada, Nicaragua, and pat- TOWNSHIPOF SPRINGFIELD Improvement Authorizations 80,367.72 161,766.29 "Membership in the New. Left Is.kind of a from the central fact of black existence, and' said the ban applies to" meat — rlcia -Dowd- of. Mountainside wilr~lxnTV El AN' OPniNANfF TO AMFNn Other Llabllltlesand Special Funds 156;»20!63 132,491.28 surhe'rand Marketing'Scrvice',,.'' AND SUPPLEMENT AN OR- Amortization of Debt of Fixed Capital spiritual'affiliation more than anything elseV that is black liberation. animals covered by the U.S. ^Department of i "car"'- Salvador, Santina Tripidi is tlieir Spanish DINANCE ENTITLED. "AN Acquired or Authorized sort of like Protestantism in the sense that you- "White radicals on the other hand regard _ teacher. ORDINANCE-ttMI-TING AND Reserve for Certain Assets Receivable Federal Meat Inspection Act. Agriculture, Washington, D.C. Miss Betsy RESTRICTING TO SPECIFIED Surplus , : . —• 'can be anything from a Prlmitave Baptist to a black nationalism as one of their most serious ._"It became effective, upon .20250. \ • . : Traveling to, Rio do Janeirowill 1)0 Leigh DISTRICTS AND REGULATING . ..High Episcopalian," Dr. Baker remarked. problems because they believe that any form of - - 35-1-7S37 or 35i-aJl Blair, a junior at the JoiVatliaiTTJaytoi) Ko- THEREIN BUILDINGS AND ~^ ~ , $1^783,328.81 publication of an amendment STRUCTURES ACCORDWG~TO 'According .to Dr. Baker^auUibr^Ta number nationalism is counter-revolutionary and that a-.- to meat inspection regulations Daily 1U-5 pjn.i No Snnrd« "gional-Hign"Schoo!—A-fellow student, liuurlo THEIR CONSTRUCTION AND . BOROUGHOFMOUNTAIN5IDE of articles on the subjeot.Jh*TriovemVrit Is so good nationalist is usually not a good socialist." Ross, Is'gotrig to Santiago, Chile. James Far THE NATURE AND EXTENT OF COMPARATIVE STATEAAENTOF OPERATION in_ the-Federal Register on THEIR USE AND THE NATURE ANDCHANGEINSURPLU5 —CURRENT FUND .;_ diffuse and the peregrinaijjoris of the seemingly June 17. •_ rell Is their teacher. BodistudentsareSpr'iug- AND'EXTENT OF THE OSE'OF endless hiunber-of groupacEiming to be New __DR. BAKER POINTED OUT that to be the fleld residents. LAND"IN~TKE~TOWNSHtJ> OF YEAR 1969 Street-wise black, the white student_jsl_aj_ Lungs affected with disease L-SPRINGFIEL'D IN THE COUNTY Left so chaotic that even the closest observer Is or adulterated with chemical, RICHARDS According to August Caprio, foreign lau- OF UNION AND STATE OF NEW REVENUE (CASH BASIS) kept hopping: „ • ...".. dillettante In the way of serious confrontation. ~ , guages coordinator, tlie young people will study , JERSEY, AND PROVIDING FOR_ Surplus Balance, January 1 Evcn the Weathermen are looked on as biological or other extraneous the,-Spanish language as well as the history THE ADMINISTRATION AND |lMlscellaneou5 — trom other than material will be condemned ENFORCEMENT OF THE "Local Property Tax Levies |., NO SINGLE INCIDENT illustrates the masochists who revel in the- glory. of being and culture of the host country. Latin'A'mur - PROVISIONS THEREIN CON- Collections of Delinquent Taxes-and and not allowed in pet food" TAINED AND FIXING • ; variety of the New Left as-starkly as the sen^_ gassed aricTBludgeoned, •"•-• ' HAS; THE h^reif DEAL •-.^Ipnn..students will' coine hero in die winter..-. -Tax Title Liens . , -Matters are further-compounded by-the fact Lungs not condemned for which is their "summer vacation" unm. PENALTIES 'FOR THE Coltoctiuns DT LUrrcnt lax L0vy_ _^^ • --—| sational trjaToTthe Chicago SeverCwith all the ~ pathological,, chemical, or VIOLATION 1THEREOF" the black community is just-as complex as the " The Regional District .comprises Berkeley, Total Revenue and Surplus :; I ~ passions and confusions it aroused, Dr. Baker ADQEXEXLSJHPTEMBER 25, 1968. whitcr^with all the diversity in tactics and—_other conditions will be- ^COOLEST"] ' rHeights, Clark, Carwood,-Kenfl~word),-Klaun.- BE-Ji-ORO-MJMED by the EXPENDITURES .(ACCRUAL BASIS) p Sa LETS SEE v i. :r—• |it that trial vou-hadanarchista naciflsts' NOW--Ru«9«r8 poHtical scientist Ross K. Baker ponders.whilo at work jnjiis forms of protest~this implies. Dr. .Baker said. allowed in.animal food. ~~ tainside andSpringfieiaj-andoppratesfour-jftgh Township CommHteo of the BUdgot_Expendltures: The - new—regulation was Township of Springfield. In tho Munldpol-Pur B2n.255 I8^ on 1971 ' scliools. .. :- v:i ""_•''._ __ County of Union'asfollows: In its search for social justice, it includes— originally proposed on Dec 31,' RICKY CROSTA County Taxes . 507,116.JU - 4;8,7 s PI1SIDINT "An 'hi-Hlnanrp limiting and Local and Regional.SoioolJaXos - 2,341,518,23 2,071,804.82 I those~opposfd to any revolution," Dr.'Bnker professor at Rutgerr College, Ur.'Baker is olsp-Qn onalyst of the activities of-the intcgrationists such as the Urban League and 19C9_ aiuf~public comments restrlctlnB" to, specified . districts Other Expenditures — - IT TV , ^flf? 1- i said. "But btcause thelgoyernment' grouped Npw Left. _ — —- J_ . _ ^—L_U._—— GREMLINS r ,the NAACP, cultural" revolutionaries: sudv as • and regulating-tncrrein buildings Total Expenditures .were considered "before"" Jwo^are^ _ and strucluro* accordlng""to~tholr ..-_, (hem together in this court action you had-aji^^,,,^^ prc ^fr|pTi^ra o,h^>«V"«^rB themJiere todayand g9ne_tomorrow^_DL iheJLeRoy Jones groupln Newark.Jhe Black adoptlngjhe final regulation i construction and the- nature and Les5!_JHxpondltures to be Raised'-/•• .illusion of unity, thaHhese_people were acting Baker said, "You know, that sort of.thlng_that7--f> rthcrsssharply-and-perhaps-murderously_ FLYING HIGH—Students get a chance to operate the fligrri—: mb to adults.Qualiflod instructors wlll/teach the course at extent of tholft-'use..of-landJn the •^••^ by-Future Taxes _ 15,898.10 about the deficiencies of American society, but aT 1 ToWnshlp of 'Sprlngflold In tho' tognt^prin achieve some kind of commorrgoal. there are very real tactical differences among generally starts out aboiit-how-Tom Haydan-n^ivTtled -themselves, denouncing cultural - thho~Dbio Dbvid BrearleBl y RgionaRegionall High School tiin KenKenilworti I worth;—rb ; CounliLof Unlpn_ana State.of JJewJ is. $3,688,907.45 $3,343,800.43 at Roselle Catholic -simulator that will be used in anjafenoiMUtics ground school -—rlnfact, the stratetic goals of aliof these people them about how to achieve change." • -- — iegaLStudehts for a Democratic Society.then^ , nationalism. " A GREMLIN ISN'T courso this summer~jh" the Union County Regional High Summer" schbol Sessions Sogin at_each of the four-high Jersoy, and providing Tor tfie Surplus BaiancoTD'ecornBeTSl "'I $ 322,9M,95 $ 223,831^54 Graduation held - . — — ' — organizational, social andother news items for yesterday in the auditorium. Wilfred Blaise Biscardio£Rahwuylsvuledic- -owncn-or~occupant-within njld . hold o public hearing on Juno 29, EXPENDITURES (ACCRUAL BASIS) society, yet it despises the white worker. It said. "One result is that they-unwijtingly-act as_ appointed to tho New-Jersey.StateCouncil:on:z::|—-siDEWAUCS- :_•:.-—.."~ off nott lesl s thath n 60 daysdys, fr'roo m the 3. This ordinance shall-take _' THE GENEALOGY of the New Left is itself &_ JDr.. Abdol IL Islami, -'at'- torian for the class of. 1971 und Walter Jolin |_»971 atB;OO P.M. provalljnfljlrne, effoct after final • passage .-'and the July 8 issue should be submitted by Friday, PAYMENT BOOK. tho Arts by Coy. William T. Calilll. - Whoroas the Legislature find dale of-sorvlco of such notice, in the , Municipal Building, : Budoet Eypcndlturos: . - . pretty.fair indication of-the confusion of alms, wariErtn-get the United States out of Vietnam """a sort'of recruiting servicefor'VPeather'Utf tending surgeon and director, Borowski of Linden is salututorlan. •whoncvor any lands are~unoc- publication. • . • ^Operating - - 1 42,420.00 S 35,975.00 July 2- . ,• . Devlin is ah urtist whose works tiave ap- • -Gov.cr.nor of Ihb Stale' "of New Mountain Avenue, Springfield,••NT-~- I, Eleonoro H. Worthlngton, doH 18/750.00 8,000.00 and tactics, according to Or. Baker. but has no particular desire for peace. dergroimd by driving into its camp many young p Jersey lmvc_recontlV enacte'd cupled and tho owner cfltinol be J., to consider the application of. • Capltarimprovoments t Department" of Graduate f" ' h horeby certify that .tho foregoing • 21,300.00- 21 ;72J.O0 -Weather Underground has claimed the use of people 'whose .only, crlmp_is_vocaL_pol|licjiLi. When you buy a new Gremlin instead of another - - | peared in publications^'such~as'"dfc," -' 'The JoQtslntlon —ompoworing " the' found within .the municipality., the ZAM Corporation for a vatlancejo ordlnancewas Introduced for first Debt Service "I could name a Jl8t of ^ew .Left ~Mcdical-Educftlionrservedsas = - Saturday Evening Post" and "Holiday."' His same tnny bo malted, pontage tho Zoning .Ordinance Section 7, — — Deterred Chares and Statutory _ " -SELL BABY'S old foy»-wltti~a"Woiil " A'J- Coll terror to gain converts but lately appears to 'hctcroc'ibxy".7 • _ •- _J. ; little Detroit car you get a-bigget-gas tank. A ^Art show prize granted nunlclpal(^los to caU£er.O(3Uttlng" prepaid, lo~hl5~Dr~hcr-post-afflce reading at a regular meotlna of the Expenditures— " • ( 1,200.00'' 18,000.00 organizations as long as your arm, some of -maSU?r"_of ceremonies and '. drawingd s and i painting"s have~wod "Hlid'n severa' Hi l iroperiy owners to boar the cost of Schedule of Limitations; Township Commltteo ol. the 68O-7700, dolly 9 to 5:0(L__ u rr nddress, If tho snme cm be continuation of case hoard on, April Robert W. Kean', chairman of heavier car. A wider car. And a car with a more Scott Michael Shulman-of-Springfield" Was ="Tiwards in state and national "competitions— ho/'r.epaU'/ c_on5tructlonr nltcrntlon Township of Springfield In the Total Expenditures . , ^^- ." $S 83,670.00 S 83,700.00 fi.irfdniaThTennTfcb oisTadwalkSi ascertained; In case such owner Is 20,.. 197), and restricted to tho powerful engine. You also get a big rear window non-resident of tho municipality or County of Union and Stato of New ~~ the Medical Center's b'oard of •rccently-awarded-second-prize In the junior and have been widelylcxhlbited, including tlie r.aid logislalion being known as rocont 25 per cent land covorage Jersoy, held 'on Tuosdoy ovonlng/ Operating Surplus Balanco,_January i— $ that lifts up to make loading easy. A rear seat -divisiorrpf the-second annual^Statc=Art-Show - Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, R.S. 40-A5-U ot.seq. ond, . hli or her post offico address amendmont to the Zoning . June Mr-1971, and that the said Alumni help trustees presented Itlipldtaas'' WhL'reos^'Jhtjf'c-- aro presently cannot be ascertained, then tho Ordlnanco concerning Block 145 ordlnanco shalLJjo submitted for ""•"•"—•-••".;••-• ./ RECOMMENDATIONS that folds down to make the inside roomier. We'll odlnanco shalLJj>o submtd for to 13 interns, 15 residents and 3 which-was- sponsored by the lrylngton Art In additlon,-Devlin has written two books • .ind shall bp In tho (uluroVortaln notice may bo 'Inserted (of J weeks, |_Lot _3-5 located at 940 South ldl* ll -Associates. Ills painting was done in oils. on"domestlc Amerlcan_ar.clilu;cturo. He and sidewalks that roqulro such work, onco a weok In, the official Spring! told Avor.Sprlngflold, N.J:— consldoratlogr*andtgndf>flnan l passagpagee at .1. Thalthe Board of Health deposit funds collected within 48 hours av fellowship-physicians. save you so much it'll be like tearing up a and • . newspaper Q( the municipality, in a roouTal" irteotTng"76f~5aTo. I own- ' prescribed by Statute, • •• " No.: 71-8 —•--•- ship CommitteTl e rttT"76f~5Tto-oo Keld on July -couple of your car-paymentt! -'r-,.^^-__: • Shulman is a student at tlie Florence Gaudi- his -wife, Wende.^arfi-thc' -co-authors—of 10 —Whereas, It Is tho desire of the caso'ihe ownor or occupant o( such; H'lfry A. Kolb, Secretary 2. That the Tax Collector's surety bond bo Increased to comply with the Jn-recmitog- Tr .lands shall not comply with tho 13, 1971, In . the- Springfield minimum bond requirements prescribed by tho LocalFinance Board. children's books*— \~' ~ ~~. Township CotnmHtoq , of., tho 1 ~Bdardof^Ad|ustmont Municipal .Building at 8:30 P.M., at -neer Schools-Springfield^ Ho is tho son of Mr. Township of •Sprlnqllolo to im- requVomenls ol such-notlcp, it- 3/ That tho Freo public Library file annual statomont as to receipts and A team of 100 Polytechnic • and Mrs. Gerald "L. Shulman of 45-Mohawk^ shall be lawful for the Township Spfld Loader, June ^44, ,197 19711 which tlmo and placo-any porson disbursements as required by Kl.J.S, 40A;5-J3. ' ' ' •••••••• RENT THAT ROOM wild a Want AJ.rOnly 16<-pci -plumenl said legislation, (For. SA.21) or-Porsons Interested thorcln will 1 Institute of Brooklyn ulumni dr. ' , Now therefore bo It ordainod^ by Engineer of tho municipality, upon- Thoabovo summary or'synffpsis was prepared from the report of audit word (mln: S3.20) Call 686-7700: - filing duo proof of-the service or be 'glvon an opportunity to bo of tho Borough of-Mountainsldo, County of Union, tor tho calendar year may. have found a solution to- tho Township Committed 'of the publication of the aforesaid notico heard concerning said ordinance. Township of Springfield, that Copy Is posted >on the bulletin 1970. This report of audit'submitted by Suplee, Cloonev and Company, SWEEHEY'S 1/ Tho Township Engineer 'with the Clork of tho municipality, • NEED HELP! . board In tho'offlcoot tho Township Registered Municipal Accountants an.d Cortifled Public Accountants, is freshmen. enrolling inyNcw" excimlnc e and inspeci t and continue to cause'tho required work" to bo C\Qrk;_ •__-__ on file at the Borough Clerk's office and may be I.Tspocted by any lo examinxamine 'anda'nd ' inspocInspoctt 7~a7~i>UH "cioho, and paid for out of tho An Inexpanalve HECE-_WANTED.. interested person. ' — : —' , York's private colleges. - sldewaIK5"~ltt tho Township of municipal funds avallnbla-for that ad }n,,i[i),l "If our projected enrollment dinancd e is in effect. Upon making a _ shah bo certified by the Township ^Sp^uOO noGrby_repdiir-famflUi, Spfld Leader, Juno 24, 1971 ^'figures for next year "are determination that nny-sldcwalk Englnoor to- tho Township Tax -To placs your ad, call — : . ! "' '(FOP 118,63) ' —— • - FRIDAY DEADLINE '•• ' : , I and drive a new Gremlin today. requires construction, Yopair, Collector .upon f I linn the./saltt (correct, it looks as if . CATERING ^relaying or maintenance to make a certificate, tho amount of Iho cost BLAST THOSE BUGSI Find on All-itoms-orher-than-spot news should be in our office Polytechnic will be one. of the We got 'cm with air condition too!- roport to tho Township Committee of such work shall be and become a 686-7700 Exlotmlnulor in the Claialfled • LAWN — o( tno Township as to the nature j-licn.upQnJhcsald-ObuttinoJandsIn by'noon on Friday. "_ ' jfew private colleges in the:; ~ und extont of the construcllon, front of which such work was dono StJCTtcfTT ~~. —" * 1 [area without a drastic drop in PARTIES rppnlr,—rolaylng or maintenance to~~tho~ same extent that j number of students," com- 'which ho deems nocossary, and iho a&sossmonts for local Im- names- ot_-(hu owners of land provements are.Uens,.and. shall be Ement'ed PIB's - . Acting- •SHOWERS AT RICHARDSJVtOTORs' nbottlno -tho sidownlk area In -Collected-In -tti'e niannrfr provided 'President BenjamirrAdlerj-- MORE THAN 80 PERCENT Of OUR tiuostloquestiotl nn aas ththoV/p appbopb r on ttho'tax bv_law (or the £qJlac»lDn/-ot sutn -VERY-LARGE BUSINESS IS REPEAT BUSINESS. WE'RE rocordsocordsof-thf(-thoe TownsTownship' ' . . -i— I othor assossmanti/ artctiKall bear He attributed this to a highly _^_ SECECTIONSOf 2. UUpon rocolptt ooftf thhe Engineer's- -JntGrost alrthe wmfi.rato In ad- effective i and . jnnovativo= PROUD OF THE FACT THAT OUR BUSINESS .*.,—.,roport, th,,io Townshipp Commlttoo__., dition—thereto tho. municipality upon dtormlidetermininng thar"thtnafihoo worwork may havo-an-actJon -to the said student enrollenlnt campuign WINES & BEERS IS BUILT ON RECOMMENDATIONS! WE'RE descrlbccTTn-ihcEnOlnocr's roporr amount iiciolnst tho owner of said HERE 19 YEARS SELLING THE AMERICAN lands, in any court'havlng^com- undertaken by the Brooklyn • IMPORTED.*, DOMESTIC petont—iurlsdlcMon- thereof; a Polytechnic A-Lu m n i MOTORS CARS!. COME IN^ANDTSEE __ certified' copy" of~ thp^aforesald: Association with the help of • WHY! —r - _ p TCHFORD PONTIAC cortlflcate shall In such action be COMPLETE LINE prlmn Inclo ovlddnco of tho the Admissions Office. _ ©xlstonco_of' o dobt due-from^tho. said ownor to tho ..municipality, After attending orientation- BROTHERHOOD WINES* 3. All monoys rocovored or paid sessions conducted by the ^BICHARDS MOTORS IS to thu . munlclpall.ty:, undor tho Admissions Office, each rprovision6-o( soctfonTof this act BRAND Open 7 Days-A Week! HIADQUARTEni IN UNION shall be credited to the account out participating alumnus h KSEX COUNTIES FOR of which the cost of such Work was BRAND NEW telephoned 10 high" school • 9-10 pm. Mon. thru Sat, rtJeep paid. . •**•• -•• NEW OLYESTER-GLASS • 9-2 pnfSun. 4. In any aroa In which an seniors who had BpP"ed t,o oxlstlnn sidewalk Is required to be BRAND 4 PLY NYUON FULL4PLY0NDEBTRBAD Polytechnic and had been (Effective July 4- . OPMIMHIOMOr.1. , rcconsiructod, ropalrod, altered, 4 PLY NYLON TUBELESS TIRES 9 to 7 pm. Sun's.) rolayod .or m,ilntalnod_thc_work O NEW accepted. • NEW 1971 shall be done with like material as 4 PLY NYLON TUBELE5S TIRES They established persdhul the ox is t inn sidewalk unless TUB6LESS-TIRES contact between studerits^and U37 So. Orang? Ave. _r>Jdowalks^buttlr\g tho sidewalk in Upper=Vallsburg question are of concrofo-ln-whlch 111 "the 'college;- congratulating S«S CHESTNUT St., UNION, 686-6566 case the material to bo.usod shall students on • their acccptpncc~= PONTIACS be -concrete. All other . materials and specifications shall bo as |—by PIB and offering to answer 3T3-5480 STpCK NO. 1581, '71 GRAND --PfcIX "poupe,, designated by tho..;Township •questions about the 'college. _ Engineer. ^^ydrahiatic, Power Steer-ing, Power Disc Brakes,- 5. The poWerV confer rod by this act shall be deemed to bo'in ad- -F^Wer-Windows,! A.M. Radio,-Air CorTdTT^Tinted dition RTTThd Indopendoht ol any : and till "powers -and authority Glass, W.W. , '.•"•• - " - conferred byany other law or-'lows" NEARLY AMERICAN- and ViQt subiccUo,anyJifnitnilQn -•STOCK" NO..--P-l-7-ri-'7.1 GT-37 Coupe, Hydramatic, ' contained In any such law or laws. BUFFET &-. AU.ordinances or parts of ^Power -Steering, NA8, JPower .Brakes',—Air .Cond., ordinances in. conf!tcf~ or in- SINCE 1&88 Tinted Glass..-GJL DeTais & Hood kocKs." consistent with tho provisions p^ this ordinance are herebs y - .* . ' -. ' •:>..••• • .--•-; . ", 3599 repealed. ~ ""-' - STQCK NO. 1556/71 CATALINA, 4Dr. Sedan, Vinyl-: .'7. This ordinanco,.shflH tako 'elfoct ttftor linal passage 'and TLUSSEB'S . TrimT^eatsT' P^S.,"Turbo, W.W.7 TinT Glass, Body publication^ - 1 - I, Eleonoro H, V/orthlngtonrrdo -Molding, Radio, Air .Cond.,. Wheel Covers, Power " lioroby certlly that-tho foroaoing •'•world of early ameiicanar" •Disc. Brakes --- - - ";. ' ' • —— ordlnanco was introduced for first S 13848 reading at a rogulat* mootlno of tho Townsnjp Committee of ~tho COMPARE OUR MONEY SAVING/ LOW BANK RATES STOCkLNO. 1422, '71 CATALINA Coupe, Vinyl Top, Township of Sprlngflolo) In tho TABLE/JBENCHES CouptV °' Union anorStotoofNew SALE Hydramatic, P.S., Power Brakes,W\W., Jorsoy, held on Tuesday evening, ^ OIL CHANGE TiTTted-Glass; Air Condition. . .,---,-- TJimo lA,Ioyiv-aAa-inai" in.c^ snrd SHOCK ordinance .shall be sUbmlHed for ftHD BEDROOMS 'conslderationnncordlnanco ionnncslntll l bl efina siibminell pnssagdp p fo art • LIVING ROOMS a rogularr mcfolingof- said TownTown- BSORBER ship Committee- tbb o holdtmtJulholdtmtJuly LUBRIC6TI0N 1] .--T7y i •DINING ROOMS g^-W.W , Atr-Condltlorg^ MMunicipai l Builclin ataiaO PjAA.v ot : .whtch rn anvpers SPECIAL! •BUFFETS-ROCKERS "AMOUNT?. __ ftC0ESSORIE$ reopv-i3 trnhnJ-'-OlC-MiraMtWln: ;boord'lnlhi'"onri:o'of. the .Township • WflLL TREATMENTS •' u HC o N D i T i.o — $=663380= -72.73- 9.00 ums~~ ^ GUARANTEED UY ROTCHFORD PONTTAC Spfld"Lender, Juno 24,-1971 FOR 90DAYS'AND UAUANCEOF FACTORY .. - :, • (FOOS39.33) 1.bonded llnlnqf 5.r«7aco— nil —, ETC; $5500 $6858.00 $1358.00 •jp.l 14.30- -9.00 ~——on alt 4 wheel* brake drumi • AMERICAN MADE CARl v " WARRANTY, IF ANY. 1, chock all (.,bl*«d, , end MOTOR Wheel cylinder* finish brakei it 2 Brand New, Ball Joints ' . STOCK.NO. P-174, '70 PONYlAC" GTO Conv.,' TOWNSHIP O[= SPRINGFIELD .$9351.60 9.00 3,conlour grind 7.add broke 7. Tighten Hie ring '• . UNION COUNTY $7500 $1851.60. $155.86. all brake inoes fluid H needed' 3. Inspect & Adluftt Brake* Turbo-Hydromatic, Bucket Seats, Console Stereo, ASSESS/WENT NOTICE . 4.contour i or Ind a.replft£# Ironl 4..Add Brake Fluid If needed TUNEU 1 Nollco Is hereby alvon that at d all brake drumi whuel bvarlnat- S. Pack Front Wheel Bearing* AM-F^A Radio, Rally 11 Wheels, Power Steering,. mootlna-to bu held In Iho Munjclpal DISC BRAKES Dulldlno, 2nd door, Sprlnpllold, NOT INCL |«dtNBWPoln! Power Dj^c'Brakes, Tinted Glass-. ORIG. NEW SERVICE FACILITIES Now Jersey ;it B:00 P.M.,. or Rotor And Soil adlUBtln Condens»rr— $4600 Now '.,..'...•...'. ;..•.:...•.•.•..,..,.'..:v:t...; • Wednesday, July 7, 1971..tho un brakir> — Pickup- dorslanetf appolntod by the You can.finance any fix-up, project around rlvltad ' Chryiler MOST CARS. TowriKhlp Commlttoo o( tht lining* i Product! 6CYLINDGH STOCK -NO. 1586-A, 'V^ BONNEV|LLE, " Delivery Service ^Township ol Sprlnflllold, In the the house'at Suburban Trust add pay the sddlflonal HlQher County of Union, "as Assessmonl Lacvl. HydramaMc,. Power Steering, and Brakes, R & H, Commlsnionors 1p .ascertain •. the Loans up to $7,500 W.W.; rowner; Immac. Cdridltlon.. ' Sharpening" * "toit'oiid expense 0( tho im total cost whether you dojt yourself or have provemenl of DUNDAH' ROAD 1 Parts In 'Stock /For find SOUTH SPRINGPIELD the work done. And you'll get a loan improve- STOCK NO." V479-A, '68 PONTIAC TEMPEST AVENUE hy Iho Instollntlon -^t)p to 5 years curbing oncj othor nocossary >apl Coupe, R&H, \W.W., V-8 Engine; 1 Owner i . Briggs & Stratton purtonflnces .ilono bo*h sldos \r\ ment with our low loan rates. Compare.and H795 accordance with ordlnanco 6U-0< Kohler passed by tho Township. Com ••".; topdy. • save! Come.(see' us soon; we'll make it all as $ mlttoo of tho—Township "ol STOCK NO. 1442-A,'68 CHEVROLET CAMARO, 4 - TecUmseh Springfield in tho County of Onion easy as buying a can of paint 3-PC. LIVING ROOM on the.Rloor; ft&H, W.W. Very Clean ' on Muy 14, 1940, roulsud Octobot 1795 27, 11170, and lo assess said costs BAR TYPE +* Included 3-cunhlon »ola will. • and oxponsos upon the proportion HOSTESS TEA CART STOCK NO. 1596-A GRAND PlpiX COUPE; Loaded " • Wi»con»in abutting Ihij line of such Im knoclcl. ",m and woodon trim $ provumoiit to tho extent- ol thi 'CLOTHES HANGER on wing, mtltchlno wlM(] choir 499 Avoildblu In hpnoflls Iliurefrom, will at salt Ad|u»Ad|u.,l lo'ptt-, . .., .Acroa. k Ahy Car. • und tub chair. Chore.) ol tnuny titaplo'; pina •'-( Many others to Choose From 2495 ONE OF-N. J.'. LARGEST mooting consider and delormlnt Chrome Flnlih • • linn fabrlei.. chor.y. said costs nKd bflnollls, and wll Wo MorflM«i»V Crabitd Clomi* . TURF LINE DISTRIBUTORS •V;" " ."" iilioviitu!Uikl mesilna hoar anc consider"- any oblocflon or op LOCAL FINANCIHU ARRANGED CALL 232-3100 ! loctlons -Huil .tho ow.noca ol properly alont] said streets may only Croon) Cur STORR piresehr t imdln'.t Iho flxlno ol •ll(jht«r pr b>enoflte s so dolormlned aaj COMPANY AT FLUSSBR'S.Wr-VVELCOME TRACTOR jtssessments ao>iln^ their soyora ^PENIO a.mrtlllO p.m/Dafly . AUTO DEPT. OPEN SUNDAV propi>rtles. T ' ' ,, . YOU TO COME IN AND BROWSE of cauly amcricina •*•••• f ^GEORGE L.MERRILL 'ft/ CRANFORD . GAHWOOD. PLAlfjFIELD-SCOTCH PLAINS - WESTrlELD • •''. • I 'PLUSSER'S 4 HERUERT R. MEISEI SPRINGFIELD AVE. & ROUTE 78, UNION, N.J. CO. - FRANKW.WEHRLE 061 SPRINGFIELD AVE. (GROVE STJ IRVINGTON i' Assessment Commissioners W Not RaiponilbU^or Typo. «rrorw* W« R«i«rv« lh« Right to Limit Quonlltlav, ' ASK ABOUT FLUSSER'S HOME GARDEN STATE PARKWAY EXIT 143 • PHONE: 372-226B 433 North Ave.r Westfiejd • 232-3700 469 SOUTH AV£, E. Splld Leader, Juno 24, Julip. 1V71 '(Foo $30.70) MJJEMIUl PEDERAti DCFOIIT INIUHANC* COnr DECORATINGSERVICE . -FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE r Open Daily, 9-9; Wed. & Sat'. 'HI .OPEN MON.. WEDi 8. FRI.-TILL V, OTHER DAYS TIL.L 5:30 WESTFIELD • . • ' ' SELL BABY'S* old toy» with Want Ail: Cull &86-7700.- PLEASE DRIVi SAFELY CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS L232-780O, SPRINGFIELD "(N.j'')-:-LEAO'ER-ThWSday, June 24,- 1971 -11 m Tb-Thurid6y; Jijp/24, 1971-SPRINGFIELD (N'lJ.) LEADER, 5 persons injured •Schpdl traffic Dayton holds graduation; leading students honored in four accidents; .',' H'. John llai'erneyer, Sally J. llaines,; man, Norman I', Kelnliardt, Patricia R. Reln- - (C_ntinuejd from page 1) (Continued from pogo 1) Geclcer, fourth place; Level 2 competition, to Chayat, Miss Day, Ricliard Gleltsmann,' Robyn petition and holding the school records in tlie • Goldmany Jeffrey Kampf, Miss Krait, Aniftony mile and two-mile run. ' '. Kerinerh L. Hall, Scort K. Harm, Mylc.'J Harmon, hardt/ HeDT7\'. Kelsberg.^Stephen L. Reisman,— Robert Seager, first place; Richard Flshbeln, Judd J. Repka; Chief George Parsell, Walter Kozub,'town- Dayton N^s~edltor-in-chief--Joel-Hortmitz. Steven- Rosenberg, Richard Sllversteln and Manressa, Relchman, Dawn Stearns and Debra Street, for taking first place In tlie 8B0- Hobin S.l laUBjnan, Todd _, Hermanl l 3 get summonses National Honor Society, seniors, Suzanne AinyB. Kim;, Robert P. Rlpp, Sharon M, Lawrence Zeller, second place; l,evel 3 coa* Steinbach; vocal music appreciation awards in yard run in the Suburban Conference and Sue E. Jllr.'.eh, Marc O. Hollander___e___tli 1 > Bhip engineer, and Amliony Sousa of die firm kln Josepll Benlgno B R Rubenstein, Yolanda M. Kueda, Francis J. of Rlpa and Porter, ' municipal traffic con- Five persons were injured in four accidents ' ;A___,JMW*I Benlgno Berger, Raymond Dan-- peddonii , to." StuarS t LiebeskindLibkid . firsfi t placel ] the concert choir, to Barbara Cardone, Jamie coming 'in second in tlie 880-yard run In the J. HomUsh, Joel Ii. Horowitz, Sidney. K. last wjek and three-of the drivers involved""" ^ger David Dubta Ehlers, Friedman, Miss ^on 'MUler. second place, and Lisa Wei, Dewarc, Robin Hausman, Karen Koldorf, Ellen State Section meet; Bove, for first: place in HunnJon, Robert"'Junukowiczv Michael L. Rubsonlello Lauren M. Sarge, AnthonyrM. sultants. ' - Joyner, Robert F. Kaelbleln, Jeffrf^M.Karnpf, 'Scarillo, Orna-SchachTcl^MlchcIe-RTSchachter, _•- .. Gardiner stressed iliac the best way to deal were given!, summonses, according to Spring-r Gartling, Jean Goldhammer, HaU, Janukowlcz, chek, thirc ce. •_ Krueger and Helen Quortin. the high hurdles at the state sectional (incet - - field poljce. - " 'and second places in tlie. long jump.*in the Margaret" S. Kanengiaer, Brlui'i -A. Kaplan, Alan lyl. ScliLinEiir, Klltot H. Schlanger,"Mindy with pedestrian"Safqiy_ls_with a_schOol crqss- r0C r Gamble award for home B. Schrelber, Arlene L. Schulman; '" •< ing. guard, .like the" one who is now on diity in . Kanldn W. Wilkle, 78,-ofyflrB Forest dr., Daniel Olasin, Edward Parish, Scott Prussing! «conomics,t ° o MimtXohse; the Sterling Silver- - ATHLETIC AWARDS, All-State football Suburban Conference and the low hurdles at K.pbert 1. Karluberg, Susan M. K~rp, Steven Springfield, and his wife, Elizabeth, 77, were -I lr;i Schulmap, Wlllfam F. Schwab, Steven- the morning and afternoon, or with a spe- Z~ , . * . . „,? -. * IIBS l\ucUfl# oimuismithos mof America—-warn IITT_-**II m- nvviii d11 jo,I rI iiumhomec manageIIIUIM-HV- award, to Carmine B'oVe; All-Unlon County the .stale—sectional meet;. Marc Hollander, Injured last Wednesday afternoon when their S1 "g i ^my ^"jeln. Richard Stein, Phyllis Buzin; the-Betty Crocker for being a member of' tlie sectional suite Natlian S. Kaufman, Wendy 13. Kay_,.ll_rrlfcl G.-Sei-|ii, Edward A.. Shalkowskl Jr., Ronald cial or regular police officer. menti l0 football awards, to Bove, Janukowicz, Prus- L. Sliuplro, Suaan L. Sheldon^ Pauja Shilli —He.declared that a .traffic light might not car hit a light stanchion at the corner of Miss VerUngierVMlss Welsman, EUse Wer- . Furure Homemaker of America award for sing and Arthur Welsbrot; crosscountry championship one-mile-relay-te_m';and_third— - E.-Keasler, Jay 1. Keasler, Pamela A. Kiesel, —Mnrris"—avenue•- and Caldwell place, police George G. Kin;;. Kuth E.-Kitzing, MiclucI P. MlcliL'le Slor'chlo, Daniel M. Silverman, Jay - "aid; pedestrian safety, since a light might lead ner and Wendy Zahn; juniors, Dale Ames, practical knowledgge and deptp h of understanding awards, to the . team. for, d. 16-0 record and place Jn tlie 440-yard-run in tlie sectional i said. The Springfield First Aid Squad took state championships; Gary Grant",' for first "Klein, Dayicl.b. M"(-jic_,-,Kac_n L. Koldorf, N. Silverman, Robin b. SilverjnanJ_Arriy^ V. • to carelessness by either walkers or drivers. Anne Apgar, Leigh Blair, Gilbert. Glelm, i"n home economics an-d "family living, to being Suburban Conference champions, Edison He did suggest that, the town might find an them to Overlook Hospital, Summit, where Robert Goodman,' Paula Kirschenbaum' -Invitational Group I-lI champions and Mon- .place in die javelin throw at the Suburban Gretchen D. Kraft; . — Silvcratein;- Mrs.-Wilkle was treated and discharged. Barbara Cardone, - — Koben M. Kramer, Ursulu- H. Kranke, Lu'urd'hcc M. Silverstein, Susan'H. Sllver- answer to die safely problem"lrnthe use of Michael Prisant and William Stfifony. . • • !L * mouth Invitational Open champions'and win- Conference, the shot put in the . sectional Wtlkle was admitted fora' fractured nose and Jaclynn Kra!incr~Kus_eIl'Krill, Ellen Krueger, .._l«ilr". Eileen J'. Smitli, katliy. J. Sinitli, Mary. a pedestrian overpass. _Erench National Honor Society seniors NATIONAL THESPIAN Society awards, to second place inrxhe Secdgn II Group II state championships and the "javelin'throw •Carol M. Kimyu. Robert J. Kurtzer,Corlisu V. -A. Space, Mark B. Spal; Gregg A. Spector, Speakers from the floor,, and several school is in satisfactory condition, a hospital spokes- Miss Atkln, Berger, Mlss"6jorstad, Juliet .Donna Marsh and Robert Kelchman, best championships and fifth place.In tlie state at the sectional state championships. -,.Lc_ —Anne—'X-i I con_r_ii.-,- Leslie. - B. ' '-cvy, Deborah A, Speur, Gerard M. Splesbach. Karen —-Hoard members, indicated that they^were not_ mcji said. _ Chayat, Marina Erandnl, Miss Gartling, Hall, thesplans; Miss Atkln, Cohen, Denlso DeVone, championships. 7 Robert Rlpp, for being a,'member-of-the f Barbara J. Lles.'Gail A. Llndenfeiser, Noroeii E. Squirlock; Arthur J. Starr, DawnC.Stearns;/ .interested in speeding the traffic flow, but Police reported that Wilkie was traveling Myles Harmon^ Miss Luber and Elise Wer- Shari Doros, Fidel, Robert Garner, Sally~~ Individual cross country" awards, to Reln- sectional-state-championship one-mile relay 1 Richard P. Stein, Debra L. Steinbach, Judith rather in'Slowing ilt.S6: diat~'chlldrim — and* east oiPMorris avenue when his car jumped ner; Juniors, Mitchell Fidel, Vickl Hammer, Haines, Jeffrey Kampf, Katliy—Smith and hardt for first place In the state group cham- teaai;. Fanaroff for firbt place in tlie high Litzobiiuer; • » NEW. BANK'S.NEWHOME •- Sprlngfiolf-'SibtorBank will movefrom temporary quarters A. Steiniiarf, l-ynn B. Stcinlioff, Michael J. adults — could cross the'slreet more easily. tlie curb in fron". of 276_Morris ave., knockttd J^iss Kirschenbaum and Sharon Miller. Deborah—Speer, certificates of, recognition^ pionships, the state sectional championships, and low hurdles Jn_die Stiburbup Conference, . Miml (-.. Lohse,BonnieL.Lowenscoin,Karen into its permanent homo at Hillside avenue and Rt. 22, Springfield, when Murray Slraler,'__i__:tnco J. Sturnbacli, KadiyStevens, Gardiner .said that widening-of ilie road, iiwn a town.3hi[r;ree and hit the stanchion. Spanish National Honor Society7~5enlors, Quill and Scroll, national journalism honor die Suburban Conference championships arid -second placo in-the Ugh hurdles ' and first ' E. l.uber, Marlene S...Madd_n,_An_iony II. Construction Co.,'Inc., completes the final stages of construction early this summer. .Linda S.JStxausi,-Gary-E. Street.JC'idii.Sum- even "though it would' cut~into_tlie~Chisholm Ile~w?IS~glVBn s treated for a broken leg and discharged, orable mentlon^n-soccer, taDanslger-Natlian for being a.member,'of tlio one-mile relay" M. Meyer, Lena M.'Minicozzi, David II. Minl- Weinberger, ArtlmriWelsbror, Irla M, Weis- tain avenue to the Gaudineer School. . • • merit, to berger, Danztnger, EWers, Fried- Colin, Elilers.LynnGeorgo.MaryuiinGraziano, r 1 m man, Maureen F-. Wellen;1. _ • _ « * * _• -r die spokesman said. Charal-^rlin was given a teanj in tligisdcildnal state cliampioniliips, 1 .'?'!i Josepli_M. Mirabolla; • _ -. . _1_ (Continued from page )\ (continued from page 1) man_and_-teln; letters of .commendation, to Quinn. Miss Szanger and Miss Vogv ' ' Kaiifaman and Jolm Sarracino; wrestling IN OTHER BUSINESS, the board accepted ~ summons for not havingtlieregistratidnforthe -Mlss-AUan^-Joseph-Benlgnop-Miss-ehayat; Hnderwood-011vettl-6orporotion-_wardszof- • awards^to—lU»my~Huntoon for first place—_ft- and-"-Wtvl'dwidom for being a member, of the Joanne Monuco, Garjf A. Morra,^Jane-E. EUse:" S. "Wer'n'er, Roberta J. Wexler,- resignations from: Mrs. Kathryn Parisi, Mrs_.i...eiid-of.ihlE-year. So did our neighboring town oi"j Bii!:s,.Dlmie_Belliveau, Lori Berozin, Anna motorcycle in his possession. - - Cohen, ^wbln. Hall, Qlasln,.- Parish, Quinn, ~ meric^for an-ouTslandlflg business-student—trr^ --tHe 178.1b. division "of the Dayton Invitational one-ijiile. relay. team -ln<-.the Sectional^ state Morrisii_y, Dale .At^Muri^iine, Linda J, Mut- Michell.e E7VVidom, Daniel D, Williams, Gary Shirley Partelow and Mrs. Carol Warren, for West Orange. We must help ourelectcdrepfte. ColiibelnyLeskiyT""IkTris, SusluiTurber, Rachel" v According to the-police rcpon, Chmnhm-Hn ; -Laurence bilversteln-and Gerard-Splesbach. - Patricia Day; best tygist—Banaie-Newbyp: .-Tournament ;and third _pjaco in the district cllamplonahlpn;—'—-~~: ——'•—~~- - — schler,-Rona S____l_l, Trrraa. Napier, Richard K. Williams, Timothy J. Wilson, -"Sonia L. " maternity rpasons;_Mary_ Ann Krug-andMrs. sentatives in WaBhingtbni-sucli as ConRiess- . .Friedman , UiiiKiyTjoHstein- ., Lor_ i Greensteln^. —, z wjs-going nortli on-S.-Sprlngfield avenue and :, * * * . — • - rha ) Stahley-Werner Memorial award~to. tournament, Dennis Marino for third" place •[' "C. No's_7_Bomile_A: Newby.Graii; RFNiikTr Sieven-G. Wipfler, Wayne A. Witow—- Mnnrnnnrl wn_n.m_uf>l!ng• TOUth-qn S, Sprlng£ : D^SCOk Daniel G; Olasin; sky, Wendy_e__ialih7-Dawn-A._ia_TelH1-Roberr- Mary bou'Volkinan; •movinR-jourof-5tntcrnnd— womuifFlorcrice P. Dwyor, and Senators Case-- Julie Grcluer.-JKim Hale, Terry HerzUnger, CtnZENSHIP-conferencesr-the Clrizenchlp Miss Petzlng6r;-tlie~William J. Meilck award in the heavyweight division of "theidlstrlct" _Prank"Wasyliko, who will teach in Bergen and Williams, who are .working In.a blpaitiBun Muureeh Keller, Beb.o'Kleioro*u)i (^arol KIInTc, " ncanari waB-mekinB-a^tdfrturn into •histitute at_D6Uglass Cpllege""sponsored by —for excellence In SDC(al~scT =Br_nning=foj==E_cond , Howard E.. Beth JXJJllnsky,. .lolm C.Parjgiaii.'ISdwarri—:E- r. . ZuckerberK..aiid:Pliylli-,...,..„, ,.,„,.,,,_ s SA. Zurkoff.- -JodirtevnS -BoilC-Liguori;-Clndy MozeiluC—; a_drivew iy_w.hen he saw-airurildcntified~car "~pbr *T v "C.Parish, Gary D~rjoltorrrHliilip Pcrlmutter'.^T^T . "" — —^ - County. A-matemityrleavc wa^ approved for* effort to end the fighting by Dec, 31, 1971. ( == mij J iiihtr Woman's Ulub of SpringfleldrHeiegdle"-"—"•' RaSKlH. — —. '•' in the-136-lb. "division of-the district- Alexander^Mlchaei t . AqulHnp7 Suzanne H. Mrs. Lucinda Micheletti..,' They need our ^support to bring hoitro our Andrea'"'"Peginficr. Llndii Quoftfiy- RandF Co 'g-"Chaml.ierlln suddenly pulled out from Ruth Popolllloi-alternate, Miss Ames; Boys ^^toe New Jersey Business^ tournament. . ^--Wt-V-JoscpliJ' J. Benigno, Gary N. Berger, ___Do.nna PctfuzzTello, Sudanita-ingei", Donna L.—-- " - ' ft Schnee Ellen Sliormnir, Katliy V_n'Rlper..Su---_]_-)tod tlie uniaentlfied-carTmd tried topassit, Pfeifer,-juditli M;^Oi!ty"-':ki, Kevin'M. Porter, —Hired for-next yuttf were: • r__ . - prisoners, of war, to bring all tho boysback State at Rutgers University sponsored ;by writing awards," 60 to 69 words per minute, . Basketball awards_to the^team for winning . -Steven-G; ..Ber£er,_Andte__S._B-;Erin,-Siephen Mrs.. Lillian Gushin, who taughr In Spring- homo." ~~< : .__.. . sarr-Werfel, "--' " *=*• • cv, Tn- y whwi-lihlee saaw tlitl e trucktk. He appliedjiilidji s brakesbk^; , American _regIon~Coni_nental Post 228, deie-^ to Bonnie Newby and-MJHS~Pm._hig_t. SO to 59 _ the Nowli-Jersey SectionJI^Group 2chnmpion—^^^JE.-Berson- , Anthony D. Bevlliicqua, Linda J. "jVrlene IL'ozner, Pennic L;"Pretc, Scott T. Adler,-Scott.An_rus, William. Dohrod, William: -lost-controPbf-i-B-motorcycle. and fell off-it. words per minute, to Mary Ann Botte, Pa- B]orstad,-'Ro:idAnnrf-B.offa Maria A. Botte; - - Priisslngg;; _. _^ field from 1954-64, and then at Newark State; T gates, Glelm, and Paul Fanaroff;zaiternates~ ship, wlnning_the Suburban Conference cham- r College demontetrn_arr..s_liQ_____d huMoun- iN THE PUBLIC DISCUSSION period of the Brewer, Teddy Conklln, Ricli«rd_CoiiBales, - Jeffrey W. Forman of 95D Troy dr., Spring- —Robert G_c(odman "and Stefauy^GJrls' State at tricia Day, -.ueeTTFrancis, Anne Leonardis plonsliip and first place Jn tho, Dayton Holiday ,._Carlme'C. Bovp, Scott A.Boydmun, Loroen •Jeanetto M. Pulice.TRubert J. Quinn, Helen tainBlde: • meeting, attorney. Michael."Dlamond'Of-Glark RUBKCII G.-ibayTSenrcy-Goldstein, JessGreen-" '^lield, was slightly Injured last -Wednesday- Douglass College sponsored by—American and Katliy Schafer; 40-to 49 words per minute, "Jamboree; "individual awards to Howard Alex- KC-Boylcj Gary L.-Branriing, Michael.Braun, . D."Quortin; Arthur Kadetnacher, 'Bruce J. '. Rasizer; Dounle L. R;iGkin,-ftob_rt H. Heicli- Johannes der Kinduren, a graduate'of Mont- spoke in behalf of a group of residents of stein, Michael I Icckcl, Brian Hector, Michaol- morning in "a four-vehicle chain collision Legion "Auxiliary Continental Post 228, delo- to Lenoro Benedetti,—Sharon Johnson, Lynn ander for placing on' the-tliird Yearn; for All- -t Oirolyn S. Birewton, Allan E. Brlndell, Renee clair State College with experience as a sci- Colonial terrace asking, that a new ordina(fqj— lllrsir, • Eddie Kcrumas, Craig Keyworth, involving three cars and'a u. mfc ut "diii iiTti —gates, Bonnie Bernstein arid Nancy Urban;. Llbrl_zJ,_Cyritl_a Marianino, Linda Mutchlcr State Group 2 and All-County and the first L. Bross, Lisa A. Brown, Perrie LrBrunny, ence teacher at Railway High School; forbidding' weokday parking-on-the street be" Dwight Kooyman, Neal Lesser; Michael Mes- section of Mountain avenue and Shunpike road, alternates, tAiss Blalrl^and Miss'Hammer. and Both Olinsky; 30 to 39 words per minute, teanSs-of the All-SuburbariTand All-Regional Linda L. Bultman, Vincent.M. Burns, PbylliG to SusiinCaffrey, Maria Dltri, Denise Green, Mrs. Constance Ledder and Kathleen O'Con- rescinded. ' '' '• _ kin, Eric Morris, MlkcNeibart, Matthcw-Pol- police reported. Ho told polica_h

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SPRINGFIELD (N.j.) LEADER-ThursrJay, June 24, Scoot Museum is exhibiting Driscoll backs Public Notice Public Notice Public NoticjK TOWNSH1POK UNION also the power to bell said notes, is i THE TOWNSHIP^OF UNION PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby •Hereby delbgaled to the governing IN THECOUWT Y. OF UNION O i v u n that thy ordinance, body who is hereby authorized to i AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE qri alrtfefs look at roclcetry federal plan to hibl s,tt forth-wa^ finally sellsa.ld.no.te5.either atone time or i (-INAWCINGOF THE COST find approved at o meeting from time 1o time in the rna/iher 7\H*"U&Oy BY THE a of the TwshiTownshipp CitCommittet e of ththe provided by law. .•fSb'UANCE OF BbNDS AND No one knows what interplanetary space P 'if. < Many have appeared in national Townihipo* Union In the County of Section V. It is hereby^ liOMD ANTICIPA TirfJ N traviel of the future will b§ like, but artist publications and in • books by leading Union hold, June 73. 1V71. The— deter/nined and declared thatjtne NOTE'S— share revenue^ period Qi uselulness p>-^said BH IT OWDAINED BY th6 or Sell ^- Qr Dig A Well • Chesley Bonestell; has some intriguing ideas 'popularizers of space "age achievements, si(cU twenty day period of timitation Township, Committpc of iho within which a ^>u- )jf0( Is^d^period of 5 Township ot Union in ihe County ol -as^WtHy-fcey-and-WernheWHl^ndWernherr von BrauBraunn. . Revenue sharing has received strong support proceeding" quest ioninQ 'h __, Urnon: ' the next twb weeks- ' ' » „ 1 validity of tuch ordinance cen bo~|*ypars comput -mthe date of: •>•• Boneslell is an architect and astronomer as from former governor Alfred E. Driscoll who said bonds ~ Cectioni."Autn6ri!-y is hereby"" commenced dS provided in tho iirposo Is $7,500.00, and jacket...'N...you namoIitE •ruvenues fotiprpgrams-carrying-even higher- prepared by the Township.- JERSEY -and-U) SSOO.OOof said sum Is"to be You'll fin3TTat! ^ , _• tors and exhibits with earphones where visitors priorities. These threats persisted even though Engineer and both of which said provided, by—the down payment may seejindhearjhejnany phases of Scouting. Inns and specifications areon-filif" herein titter appropriated— to at-that the federal government was the largest * the Clerk's_ office ~ of- -the. Docket No. C.3OA^:7O ---^ f.inflnte said-purposo, and (51..tho —. —J-l div'eTter of motor revenues.^ ~~" TownshlpoLUnlon in the County of -.- CIV4L ACTION •pciiraititod—maximum amount of .1059 SPRINGFIELD AVE,,-IRVINGTON In iho '. Union and in the. office' of tho bond;; or notes necessary to bo BLAST THOSE BUCSI FiruLon Exton r Clo.llfled S.cllonl ; ••-"••• - f-we-are-to-preserve home rule and the . Township.Englnoor. The llnGand Plaintiff- •- :_ .— .. ..-,-__. Jy/uyd for »ald purposo Is 57000.00, . grade of said pavoment as JOAN.MC MANUS, indlvldualtyr Tind-til-the coj.1 driucirpurpbs6"as—- federal system, wg must have tax sharing so . .established by said Englneer^and and JOAN MC -MANUS as hereinbefore ifaled, includes the AN UNUSUAL BICYCLE on one of the . that-pur duly elected-state and municipalof- os EGt forth on said plant and-as set., -Administratrix of.-, the-^stflto^ot ^nga roga to timoyji tot-SV500'which-is"- forth on said plans and Joseph A. Southard, deceased, L'stirrtdtod lo~' bo" ntfces^sar —'~ bike paths in New York City's Central ficials, who are closest to the problem, may specifications are hereby adopted lln.ince the cost of such purpose os the I Ino and grade of said street. vs. . Park was the subject for a'flr^t-prifce. " establish the priorities." Defendants^ including architect's,, fifes, former Governor Driscoll-based his support Section 3rThcrsurrrot-jt670(Krls ; WILLIAM-MULVIHILL, FRANK accounting, engineer iho '' and ~~~ winning-enlry-in-the-Mew York City hereby appropriated to tho " MULV .-_--_- inspection ••costs, legal expenses Every Sunday 4. to 8 P.M. of revenue sharing upon his'experience in paymont of tho cost .of the MULVIHILL__., MAUREEN -and other, expenses,- including Photo Contest takerfbyRoy Ferrelra a foregolng'lmprovoment. The sum••- -KA N A L E Y , • D ON A L D !h)fvr_cst_Qn.:>uch obligations to tho public 'office: He is also a former member of the so appropriated shall bo mot high school student from St. Albans. MULVIHILL, MICHAEL" extent permitted by Section 40A:2v - New Jersey Legislature', a former municipal from tho proceeds, .of the bonds MULVIHILL, JUDY MULVIHILL 20 of the Local Bond Law. " LSpLffinsored by: the New York official and vice-chairmarTof the Committee on authorised and the down ROirjient and JOSEPH MULVtHILL, Section 4. It Is hereby ' Convention andVlsltors Bureau with flppr-opdaied by thlsbr'drnanco. No determined and stated that Intergovernmental Relations. He is also past part of the cost of sold purposo -STATE OP NEW JERSEY. moneys •-exceed ing S500.00 the '. cooperation of Eastman presrdent_anc[ currently-chairman of the shall be assessed against property appropriated for down payments specially beneflttod. TO: FRAN V. ~ SQUT-HARD, CATHE RINE DINEEN on capital improvements or for the - . KodakCorripany the contest was executive committee of the National Municipal. 1 Growers Section .4. It Is hereby SOUTHARD, MARTHA LOUISE^ capital improvement fund, in - STANDING STEAMSHIP ROUND especially for New York's teenagers. beague7andis"CochirfthNJ and-stated th SOUTHARD, AND ALL_UEIRS, budoets heretofore adoptod foe OF »OAST BEEF making of such- Impr SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS said Township are now available to _An exhibit showing some of the .• Citizens Committee for Revenue Sharing. (hereinafter referred to as J finnnGO wild purpose.' The sOm of alAllamuchy Lodge "prfrpose") Is not a curron__. . —t OF THE LATE JOSEPH A. $500.00 Is hereby appropriated FISH. CHICKEN'CLAMS entries in the contest is now at the exponseof saicf Township and (2) IIt SOUTHARD: T" Irom such moneys to the payment SHHIMP A OTHER DELICACIES Panther Valley Kodak Gdllery'and Photo Information i% necessary to finance said v TAKE NOTICE, that tho of-the cost of said purpose. - - Holiday deadline purposo by tho Issuanco of >lalntlff, Joan Me— Manus, Section "57 To finance said Center, 1 133 Avenue of the Americas obligations of tho said Township fhd!yidua1ly,~and Joan Me Manus purpose, bonds of said Township of — $5.50 per penon (at 43rd street). ' ' pursuant to the Local Bond Law of as Admlnlstratlx of tho Estate of an fifigrctfate principal amount not Chfldren$2.75 , Particularly careful adherence to this NewjrJereey; and (3) the estimated—_Joseph A. Southard, deceased, has exceeding 57,000.00 nre.hfi£cbvu- newspaper's Friday news deadline is urged for cost of said purposo Is $16,000.00, filed a complaint In the above- authorized to be issued pursuant to_ (under 12) - and (4) SI,000,00 of said sum Is to entitled cause for the purpose of "wild Local Bond Law. Said bonds material intended for publication in the July 8 bo provided by the down payment declaring FRANK SOUTHARD, shall~bo(»r—interest at a rate per Off-roadway fqf crfs_ issue, since this office will be closcTJuly 5 in hereinafter approprlaTeo"" to CATHERINE DINEEN Annum as—may be hereafter. PAJVTHER VALLEY finance said purpose, and (5) tho SOUTHARD and MARTHA- cloleVmlned 'wTthin the limitations observance of Independence—Day. Alf estimated maximum amount of LOUISE SOUTHARD, to be Bead, -prescribed by law. .All matters ROUTE 517 • ALIAMUCHY, N. J. . During 1970vG,500 people-were killed as a organizational, social and other news items for bonds or notes n6cessary. to-bo- pursuant to N.J.S.A. 38:40-6. — _with_r_05pect_fo_ihfd _honds_ not — Tim Mill, Nnl •/ //«>«»»•«• result of drlving.off the roadway. Reasons for Issued for said purposo is Tho said Frank Sou t hnrdr~ determined by 1h(s ordinance shall —— the July 8 issue should be submitted by Friday, S15,OOO.00r-and (6) the cost of such Catherine. Dlnoen Southard and be detorniinedliy resolutlonsto-bo this type of accident are tired motorists, unsafe July 2. ' '" ••;••.' purposo . as...hereinbefore—stated* ,- , Martha M_oulso Southard are pr includes the ogqrogato amount of" - may-bo holrs-atlaw-of-lhe late hcrealter adopted.' . cars and those under the lnfiuence~df alcohol. w,-000.00 which is estlmatedjo bo Joseph A. Southard, and tho ~ Soctlon 6, To finance said necessaKy-to-finane© tho cost of Plaintiff an.d the defendants are ttto purposo,bond antlcipatlon^ottFSTiT such purposo, Including architect's hoirs-at-law of tho late-Joseph A, said Township of an aggregate. • fees, accounting, engineering and , Southard. , _ —- principal amount not oxcoedinfl inspection costs,; legal expenses Tho Estate of Josoph A. 57,000.00 are hereby outhorlzed to EngHsh~teachers~plah and other . expenses, > Including Southard 'contains thO' following be issued pursuant to said -Local .Interest on'nuch obligations to tho ' property: Bond Law In anticipation of.. tbo '"' extent permitted by Soctlon 40S:2- Issuanceof sa.id bonds. In theovent - 20 of tho Local Bond Law.. (a) Savings Account No.-3365-witn that bonds, are Issuod pursuant to — the Axia Federal Savings and (his ordinance; the aggregate •'fall literary conference Section 5. It Is • horoby— —Loan Association of Rahway, In amount of notes hereby authorized . determined and stated that Union CountyT~~ . •Jo bejK.tupd shall be reduced by an urgas _Pgtru3 of Montclair High moneys' exceeding \ 1,000,00. (b) Savings Account No: 7763 with amount "equal to the" principal - ' "American Potpourri"-is appropriated for down- payments ' , Tho Industrial Workmen's amount of tho bonds so issued". If the—theme' 6T~_the ^seventh Scfiool who—will-—^lead on capital Improvements or for tho Savings and Loan Association • the . aflgreflate amount—ot annual fall conference orthe"—discussions—on^-~- the "youth; —cnrpHul—Improvement—fund—I n— -—R.ahway,-l.n_AJnlQn-Xounty; -Qutstandlng-bondGarid.no!e5 Issued culture. "badgots—horotofpro adoptod "for (c) A parcel of roai estate locatod= pursuant to thls.ordinanco shall at .New Jersey Association of salcfTownship arc now available to in (ho Township of- Dover, iiny time exceed the sum first Teachers of . English". Weekend events, will also finance said purpose. Tho sum-of County-of- Ocean, and Stato of mmttSneti In fhls soctlon, the .-include films, programs of s),000.00 Is hereby appropriated Now Jorsoy, specifically mon-eys raised by tho issuanco of Scheduled for the weekend of from such moneys to Iho payment described, as follows': said bonds shall, to not loss than . Sept. 24 through the 26 at the music, dance and drama, and. of the cost of said purpose. BE I N ' G MORE Iho'nmount-J)f~such—excess, bo Marriott Motor Inn, Saddle an address "hy Richard Section 6. To finance said PARTICULARLY KNOWN AND Applied-lo tho payment of such - purposo, bonds of said Township of . DESIGNATED as Lot" 35" In notes-then outstanding. •' . ., make them right? Brook,_the conference will' Goldstein, author of "The an aggregate principal amount.not Block 3/' as-, shown and, Section 7. Each " bond^— focus on the mixture of Poetry of Rock." exceeding $15,000.00 are hereby designated on Maplif Plan A, of anticipation note issued pursuant authorized to be Issued pursuant to Soctlon of. North* Lavalotto, to this ordinance shnll bo dated on elements that comprise the The conference nW been said Local Bond Law. Said bonds Dover Township, Ocean County. or-about'tho dato of Its Issuanco That's part of the job of our radio-dispatched crews. We've over 900. American literary scener•"• arranged by Adele Stern of shall boar intorost at a rate por~ •Mcw.Jorsoyt^-datod March 1925, and shalt.be payable not more than onnUiH-'as may bo horoaftor an~d made "by Remington one year from its,date, shall boar Dr. Lawrence" Thompson of Montclair High: School_and dotormlnod within thoilnTftatlons* Voshury C.E.'S., of Camden, intorost at-a-rato-por—annum as servicemen. All trained at the PSE&G.gas service school. • Eileen Wall of Jersey City, • prescrlbed_bV—law... All "matters . New Jorsoy, and which said mao may—bo hereafter determined ~ —--Rrinceton University, with' rosppct to. said bonds -not. wos.flled on January 13th, 1926, within tho- limitations prescribed If you'd like thie^installation of your new gas appliances checked'outto —biographer of Robert Frost, "servings as co-chairman. dotormlnod by this ordinance shall ' In the Ocean County ^Clerk's by law «nd may bo renewed from , .be dotermlnod by resolutions to bo' ^Office as Map D-153. tlmotd ttmepursuarit to and \ ' ' ',. will be the featured speaker at Assisting them are~Marcla hereafter- adopted. FURJWER. KNOWN as Lot se¥that they areproperly connected an^performing efficiently... call! Holtsman of-Metuchen High """ No. 35 In Block 954 on the Tax -tho limitations prescribed" bv^tne- the Saturday banquet. Soctlon 7. To finance" said Locai , Bond Law. Ench'"of said purposeVbonfl anticipation notes of Mopjof the Township of .Dovor, If your older gas appliances are:givlngyotfproblems .. call!, v Keynote speaker* on Friday ^School,;. Evelyn Leloff -_ ALSO -KNOWN • AS -34 twtes sKall be signed by tho '— J said. Township of an aggrogato Chairman ,ol the Township. evening-wilLbejaoIores Minor George Washington Junior principal omount not oxcoodlng Haddonflold Avonuo,' North : . -Lavalotfe, New Jersey. • ... Commitjott3ind shall be under tho .OurmenwillsetthingsrightqutcklyrNBedea partsJcaribfi_replacedat- of the Detroit public schools,: High_School, Ridgewood; J15.000.00 are herobycouthorlzod to sofl.Lbf'snid Township and attested Sister Kathleen McChesney of be issued pursuant to sald^LpcaL The trial dato for. determining- —by' the- Township -^CIOfkT"1 S^ld reasonable cost. Adjustmentservice is free. ~ -----~ • who will also-servo, as leader Bond Law In anticipation of the 'tho Issuos In this cause shall be tho of j a. seminar-' on Black- St. James Convent, Red Issuanco of said bonds. In the event '22nd day of July, 1971, at 2:3fl-ln1he". .officers are hereby authorized to —that bonds. are issued pursuant to -aftornoon.-or assoorrthiyeoftcr na^ oKecuJesald notes and to Issue said ~ • After allj.servlceis'our business. • l^ -. : American literature. Bank, and Robert Whela'n Of— this ordinance, the .aogregat.O- counsel may bo^jicard ~^Thir> nmondod notice Is being determined-by thlsTordlnancu and FAST RESULTS YOU^AD CAN APPEAR I - Angoff of Fairleigh Dickinson the aggregato amount_^^0f: published to corroct the_lbcntion also (he power to sell aaid notes,Js __ oulsfanding bonds and notifcrtssuod hereby delegated to tho ooverning University at Rutherford, who EARLY COPY' for tho placoof trial duo loan-error body who is horeby'authoriied to pursuant to_thls ordinance shallat in a 'notice heretofore published In n r ..j .will Jcpnduct- -discussions of Publicity chairmen arc urged. any tlmo exceea the sum first; Ibis piipor oti.Juno 17, 1971, which. ^iUtt- !HTi'd'nDtt??>""oith~ur~rit"Dno time or mentioned In thin soctlon. .the "Incorrectly-set forth the-plac«._pj_ from time to- tfmo-in the manner 'mdhoys raised.by tho Issuanco of providod by law. '~. •--,- - "Public Service -trial iit thu Suporior-Court of New Section fl. • It— ir.~ hereby ir-ollifei than spot news. said bonds shall, to not lossJhan .Jersey, Chancery Division, Court- •Georgian Court College, the amount of such excess, be House, Ell?ahoth, Now Jorsoy, -^et••-"'• reasonable life, is i\ porind ol 5 Gothic Tradition and Robert' "Section B. Each bond Attorneys for Plaintiff * years computed from the date of • IRVINGTON HERALD • UNIQN LEADER - SPRINGFIEL anticipation note issued pursuant LV/: J.OELM. STEINBERG Uiid bonds.. EADER VAILSBURG LEADER to this ordinance shall bo dated on ^_ Z • :.'.. •: For the F lrm_ •Section 9.. It is 'hereby" or about the dato of Its Issuanco Union Leader, June 24, July-1, 1971 determlnccT7mjJ~stjited that tho and shall bo payablenot more than . . _ . (Fee SS7.12) one year from Its dato,'shall bear 'Supplemental Debt, Statement • MOUNTAINSIDE ECHO TVIaKeaDate Interest at a rate per annum as PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby require^) by said Local Bond Law may bo horoafter•dotormlnod. Oiven that the prdinance set for|h has tiepndujy madoand filed In tho GO .. Within Iho limitations proscribed below wos introduced at a meeting office of-tho Township Clerk of said bytowand maybe renewed—(mw«— of the.Township Committee of the Township', nnd that !>u_ch-stdtcrr)ont ro liUid shows that the grotis debt of tlmo to time pursuant to and within "^owrisfilp of Unlon-in tho County of 1 the limitations proscribed by .tho -Union on June 22, 1V71, flnd-)haHhe—^wid "Township,- as defined"~tn~— "LoOai-Uunu uawr'Eqeh of sold" nald~^ordimtncc-. will be futthor Section-IOA:2 43 ol s,ild Local Qon'd notes •3holV~;bo" slQnbd^ by Iho considered for final passage aTa~~ —L>iw, is increased by this • Chtflrman of tho Township- moetinq'. of tho Township ordTrjiincctiy$7,000.00-and that the.. "CflrtWrtTttee-ond shall be. und(»t^*^*>: .rprnyP't*'^ AT M.untcipaT*" -"n!iuarfcc""oTi]ivf ,15Qh"dS"^n.d notes-- " "Heodquftrteril, Fribertjer. Park, -authorized by this ordinance will -h(T-Twithin_nv N.J. . .' =i-7:30 to-ll P.M, _ , PUBL'ICNOTICEPUBLICNOTICE " __ _ ' " • • .. - ,, • TAKE-NOTICE'thaENOTICEthat thefollowing recommendationrecommendationss for-ioning variances from, tho Bot»rd0Bot»rd-0ff , ,, PUoi. Iniart III* fallowing eloiillUJ adi —Adjustmenstmentt will bo hoard by tho .TownshiTownship CommlttHheTownshiComm ltter-oHhe-Townshipp of UnlpnJn_thj[rCountUnlpnJnthj[rCounty of STARTING JUN. 24th Uion on Tuesdayuesday, ttho 2"7th diiyy oC-JuloJuly 19/1 at 8.P. M. in tho Municipal Buildinn. Frlberger P.irk,,." rris Av UiN J J_ AIR CONDITIONED Morris Avenue. Uniion*-Now Jersey. •i • Ooardof LIVINGSTON ROLLER RINK Adjustment Nome and Address Viirliinco ' Decision of oULSo. Livjngton Av«... 992-4161 Calendar* •of Applicant Locotlon of property Re'qijostixt the T0wnshla - Number Committee

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V7~ IB MARY E. MILLER If liiidlllonal WDfdB Township Clerk of tho 'r« required, UMMCII ft«parut« »>••! of pnpafj Jdea 1 Union Loadur Juno24< 197 ! (Foo S25.20) • Townshlpof Union. Hon...,,..,.-. Graduation • • " " '• POBLICNOTICE ' * TAK-E NOTICE thyt Iho following, rocomrnendtttlonfi for zonirlo variances from tho Boiird ot Junior high *dhoad? It's tho s~* 'Adjustment wore hoard by Hie TownsHIp Committee of tho Township of Union ln*the County ol Batad on 5av«raga length words per lino ' Unlonon Tuesday, tho22n»cliiy1o( Juno W71 iit O'P. M. In (ho Municipal Bulltllng, Friburger Park, right tlmo to Inimch him (or her) Morris Avenue, Union, Now Jersey. ... Into tho machine age with a- t. charge $3.20.— 4 line ad Roy; 95 BoarU of ' Inortlon Starling ^ T^Dflilfl.porsonal . ONLV . Decision of A 1 Adjustment ..Name and Address Locatioiupf prop'orty Variance : . it- . • . . ' • atconrjpllshmont and ho s -•. ot Applicant" Hie Township "• ( )Co»li- (. ) CK.cli j ")Moni.y*OrJ.r Calendar, Requostod rqadyTor that'accomplishment right now. Because Numbtir Committee he flnqlly wants'neater, easier tortjad homework, ahd assign- • merits ho can really be proud to prosont to his laachoru. Start Wm, F. (loniiol Co. BD3 W. Chestnut St ' To alter anil . Decision Noon, for Thursday publication .him on t*10 "rst step to higher education with a Royal Mercury,, Inc". i Union, N. J. maintain reserved •"*—iank you through high achool and on torollego. ' . \t Auh«jui> Shop until .lyly IX 1971

: ••••i^t••'.;.'. " " •••• •• .'"••'•>• •*•••: • •"•••••• ROVALD0 MM»'U HW *ni • "oy.l i*pt. Mull h. \9T ••"".• Thuriday June 24, 19A, OUR LADY OF LOURDES r 300 CENTRAL AYE., MOUNTAINSIDE 7 REV. GERALD J McGARR^PASTOR Overlook gppoints /. GERARD B. WHELAN PTA ^ T^hd'oy^^rtYrtheitij© FIRST ()' THE IRES'! REV. RAYMOND D. AUMACH ISArs. Claus to head TEMPLESHABBYSHALOM < ASSISTANT J2ASTOR5 AN AFFILIATE OF THE UNIOtfOF > Sunday—Masses at 1,-9, f enlivens annual teacher lunch AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS 12 noon. Price-Minding For -Saturday evening Mass—-1 p.m IL Nancy Gabriel, recipient of llie MTA" scholar- . —Community nursing SOUTH SPRINGFIELD AVENUE & SHUN- •Party hats; balloons and "ldot.bags helped "it Weekdays—Masses at 7 and 8 a.m. carry out the 50th birthday party of the State ship; Robert Mullin, recipient of tlie $500 r-TA - . New director of community nursing at Over- PIKEROAD ' Firat-Frfday—7, 8 and 11:30 a.m. 1 SPRINGFIELD PTA theme for the annual teachers" luncheon laiholarshlp, and Daniel Vreeland, recipient look Hospital ! is Mrs. -Eleanor. Claus, who -Miraculous Medal Novena and Mass- -given by the Mountainside PTA yesterday at of the $25 PTA art-creativity award. will have overall administrative responsibility RABBI HOWARD SHAPIRO Monday at 8 p.m. .— • 1 CAUFORNJ^BEAUTY CANTQR IRVING KRAMERMAN the Deerfieid School. Many local merchants Teachers receiving gifts fraia-die-PTA at ,for the visiting nurse-home care program. Benediction during the school year on Frid donated gifts to help fill the '"loot bags:?' . tlie luncheon for five years of_service were: '_ Overlook's out-patient-tiUrues and community, Eric David' Geist, son of Mr. and Mrs. at 2:30 pjnV" nursing programs outside the .hospital. FIRST O' THE SEASON! Mortimer Geist of Springfield, wascaMsd to (Jie Special guests attending the luncheon were •Mrs. Betty Jacobus, Alfred Landis, Lois Fun in the Su • ^ Torah as the Bar Mitavah at^tffiTSabbath Baptisms on Sunday at 2 p.in^'by ap- Raddlng and Donald Rath. A graduate of Mount Holyoke College with a pointment. "mbineri Pi* -^,N. rV'^rry from Hnrrforrl iUPIRMARKEfS morning -service last Sati Those receiving gifts for 10 years of ser- . Hospital, Mrs. Cluus received her maste_r_'£__ Tomorrow-8 p.m., Sajjhdfh evening service , Confessions — Every Saturday and eves of vice wereiidrs. Virginia Foulke, John'M.Mc- degred e In communitiy nursini;'ani'd adid i ^ <>; in Temple library .Services will be conducted Holy Days and First Fridays, from 4 to 5.and Jane Ann Karpich .. Donough, Ferdinand' Moebus, Mrs. Helen Sut- . r-«-'-J from 7:45 to 8:30,/^ ter and Mrs. Jeanette Turley. tion from die University or~PenrisylvanIa; in by David Friscjjntan. Mrs. Maxine Buck received a gift for-15^^ • 1969 after several years of expedience in" tlie Calif. Roast year$' service. Those receiving gifts for 20 nursing field. " ,•- ' • . 5«™ is wed Saturday in Cornish BONE-IN CHUCK 7SPRTOGFIELD EMANUEL . . MOUNTAINSIDE UNION CHAPEL _" years of service Included George Benninger, Mrs. Claus conies to Overloojc from a similar UNITED METHODIST CHURCH •' RT: 22, MOUNTAINSIDE post at Princeton Hospital,' where she directed Great Oliver Deane Jr., Mrs. Ruth KSeler, William . CHURCH MAULAT ACADEMY GREEN =-:•' REV.RONALDS.BENCE,PASTOR/ "-~ St. 4anTes-Qwf€n~ — H.-Tetley and Mrs. Lois Wotton. Mrs. Mary the community nursing program for two years. for the . SPRINGFIELD Sunday—9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all Moonijy also received a gift^to commemorate ^ Before that she worked wiih-ihu Visiting Nurse JAMES DEWART, PASTOR'," ~ ages. 11 a.m., morning worship service^jrj.m., her retirement.- -."..' " . ' Association in Newton, Mass., served ascom- Rotisserie" evening worship service. . murjty and school nurse in Franklin Lakes and Sunday—9 a.m., German language worship Tlie teachers' luncheon chairman was Mrs. "was instruotor. in. public—hiadlh_at Patterson service, conducted by Emanuel Schwing, lay Wednesday—8 p.m., mid-week prayer ser- Ronnie Krauser.. Serving on the committee General Hospital School of Nursing. - HENS Ib Tpastor, and Theodore Reimlluger, lay vice. with, her were Ruth Goonse, Lynn Stolz, Joan Mrs. Claus' diversified background includes M* speaker. 10 a.m., Union worship at the First - Carrltson, Maguerite Grlmmr Robin Blrnhak, Presbyterian Church, Morris avenue and ; Marion Welnberg Ronnie-Goldberg, Brucie .1 ,. Xour years with" the Bergen County Heart Asso- Ib.l EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH k ciation as field representative In fund raising "Church Mall. Fellowship period will follow the Talcott, Dot RFfel, Anne Irene, Lynn. Walls; Chicken ib.65c" service, feie Rev. Dr. Bruce Evans .will be 242 SHUNPIKE RD., SPRINGFIELD '."' Connie.Muirhead, Edith Klucewicz, BlancaHa-^ and education for'70 communities. - -.- : LARGE SIZE MELONS REV. WILLIAM C. SCHMIDT JR., NowTTffsldent of Kingwood in liunterdon available for pastoral needs of 'members' of gol and Kay Panagos. — ... ._ County, she also worked with the Family Nurs- >illet Steak 'Xliuck , Springfield Emanuel United Methodist Church PASTOR ing Service in Flemlngton-for-tlirer nnd-illhall. Honeydews JAMES C. WESTERVELT, ASSISTANT - il.«. $]29 ~ " n., choir rehearsal with'Jack years, before., returningTto cqllctc—for her" CALIF. tONG WHITE - . Chicken Womeh Jo sponsor- Finast Reg.. " c fy.. •".-.master's degree.^.-_^ ' -' '_. C Rosselet at 376-16595 or Wilma Schenack at 379- Mrs. Claushas been active in Mount Holyoke SlioscKBacon or Thick Ib. O V p;m., graduation banquet at •—MBfcWlUJAMJC. ROOD- Potatoes ^ 9059i~who will Pitt Inn. Speaker: William Alumnae circles, having served as president informed. = an^rirTuq/lprogram of the Nordiem New. jersey Mount Holyok&i :.... CAUfORNIA-VALENCCAUfORNIA-VALENClA-.l - Knudson, Hi-B.A, = === Club. Her husbancLiClyde Claus, is a senior^ COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ^Sunday—9:45 a.m., Sunday School with Emanu^El =••'- vice-president with Marine Hl"dluH3~Dank~iri" PorkCufleTsT —MEETINCLHOUSELANE . - classes for every age. 11 a.m., morning wor-_ New York City, - — ' ; Oranges JONEKSS^EEE X*F > . ship. Pastor Schmidt will continue" with his^ '"••"- MOUNTAINSIDE-- - - messages in the Book of Acts.Jl a.m., Junior is scene^fot bridat Tlie women of tlie Andocli Baptist Chilrdi,. MINISTER:- THE* RF*V T**I MITR A TAT/1 (YTT* •Church under the• direction of -Mfa. Robert ^640 S. Springfield ave._and Me'ckes street, MRS. RICHARD FREER T*I MITR A TAT/ (YTT —Springfield,—will-observe-tlielr~annUBl^Vomr -TayloHseleeted 1 Welch Drink en's Day-tlils SundalLJ'A Woman's-Stand In ^JenniferJyvrud . Gelese NeDjart, daugliter of" Mr. and Mrs. Turbulent.Times" 'will be tlie" tlierrn; for die ALL VARIETIES-l-qt. 14-oz. can (limit) Irving Nelbart of 231 Lelak avo., Springfield, day. '.. ' " ' '•'" _- ss:- . to company 7 tr T was married May 12 to William Kay Rood, son The morning worship service will begin DRUMSTICKS ' T h^ If tiny ATlf) is wed Saturday OR WINGS - of -Mrs. Joseph Rood of Westfleld and the late at 11 and die Rev. Stanley Long, dean of the arts ib./ the Prophets." Child care ^^^^•^^^^S^^^^^•• Mr. Rood. •_ . . ,• • Evangelistic Institfito of Newark will-deliver— Reich's — meeting for young people: the BookofJRomans. Rabbi ChaTlos A. Kroloff and Cantor Jason ' tlie morning message. Tlie guest speaker for to Richard Freer BONELESS r Baucli, the bride's uncle, performed the cerer 1 «UIT DRINKS 1 HOLY CROSSLUTHERAN CHURCH tlie 3:30 p.m. service-wilLbe Mrs. Emmagene (jhouldor) (THE CHURCH OF THE RADIO mony at Templo Emanu-El, Wostfleld. A re- Moore. — * • • Jennifer—L; jjuvrlid, .daughter of Mr.-arid Water " — TEMPLEBETHAHM ceptiqn followed at the" Springfield House, 'All are cordially invited to attcmLand Mrs. Murliii Juvruil o£H4B2 Force dr.. Moun- "LUTHERAN HOUR" AND TVS . share in this-Christlun fellowBhip,—according—- tainsider^was-marriod Saturday to Richard Added-lb. | "THIS ISTHE LIFE") ANAFFltlATETOFTHE —- Springfield. . .-.-' ..! Smoked Pork Butt The bride wore~TTgown first used by her to a church spokesmani—— . Freer, son of Mrs. Lois Freer of 307 Central 639 MOUNTAIN AVE,, SPRINGFIELD UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA" , i— ave., Mountainside, and Charles Freerof North. 'IN YOUR HOUSE All W-y ~~BSLTUSROL"WAY, SPRINGFIELD mother. Ellen hevy of Springfield served as 1 THE REV. K.J.STUMPF, PASTOR " maid of honorT Michael Neibartof Springfield, SERVE Meat Sunday—8:30 a.m., worship. 10:45 a.m., Holy RABBI REUBEN R. LEVINE the bride's brother, was the best manr Tlie Rev. Elmer A. Tulcpit—Jr.- |>erformed - -— kSCHICKHAUS"" Communion. • . Tomorrow—fi:45> p.m., Sabbath services. Mrs. Rood is,a graduate of Jonathan Dayton Fergosori-$tetlet tlie ceremony^uLtllcCflmmunity Presbyterian it.' Monday-r?:l5A,m., Vacation Bible School. Saturday—10 a.m., Sabbath services. •.- Regional High School, Springfield, and atr Cliurdi, Mountainside. A rccepdon followed Tuesday^: 15 a.m., Vacation Bible School. BARBECUE MEAT TREATS FOR PICNIC & PATIO! JJNDSAY PITTED / tended Ohio University. She is a_senlor at at tlib'TOountainsidu Inn. _, _ . . • ~ I RIPE Woariesday—9 :.l5_A.m. •^-Vacation-Bible^ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH RjjtgersJUnlTCr^lry,j«ter^sheJsjTiajpring in told • •'• Mrs. Richard Nicliolns"of Boston servod C School^ . _ .•••••" --.—.-.- MORRIS AVE. AT CHURCH MALL •psychology and elementary education. as matron of lionor for. her sister. Georglne F res h=Bstrk_S p a r e R ibs b 7J9 . . Finast Frankfurters Jlin Thursday^ilS'ajn., Vacation Bible School. Her husband Is a graduate.of Westfleld High Delli Sand of'MQuntn1(TsWc"Wirs"tlioJ)rides- ' C a Unc SPRINGFIELD _ Mir. arid Mrs. John Ferguson of 129 S. FFesh G r6 o n cl ~B6ef~^~ Ib 6 9 7 "Chicken ih Basket °',uS i MED. — PASTOR: School. He. also4s a senior at Rutgers, where Maple ave., Springfield, have .announced the THE REV. BRUCE W. EVANS, D.D; -hg-is-nrajoring in advertising Tind Journalism. ^engagement of their daughtor, Miiry Ann, to MfCIfaeX Freer of^Mountainside served as c SIZE Church Chuckles by i In adclition, he is. associated witli Niederman's, • . MRS. MICHAEL F. DUFFY • best miin for his brotlier. U.shers wore Tlio- Italian Styje SausqgeswU!ib79 Horme) Cure 81 Ham* DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION: -a shoe" company in New Brunswick, for which Jane AnniCurplch, daugliWr of Jvlr. and Mrs. Dayid_John_Steder,._son_ of Mr. and. Mrs. mas ~Juvrud of Moutitainside,, tlio briilo-s—=- rpresh Ground Ch.ugk ib 89C •Big.V.alu Frankfurters MRS. SHEILA KILBOURNET ho does the. advertisings • _ Anthony Karpich of 38 Mohawk dr., Spring- C. "Joseph Stedcr-of.Bethcsda,_Md. _.. -brother, and GaryJFarroll.of Mountainside. 6 01. __l__Today^6 p.Yn., Senior Choir picnic at the _ Tlie couple is residing-in East Orange, field, was married Saturday to Michael Frazer Miss Ferguson is a-graduafce o*f Immaculuta Mrs. F-TCCI; is a^gnaduate—of—Arthur—L.- -— c R/->lv-\rt nr* • or UverWuril e home of^John Bunnell, music "director, in .Duffy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duffy "Of -College, Immaculata^ Pa., where slic majored" Johnson RegioiiaI~~nigIi~Scliool7;" Clark. She ' Eresh Ground Round u,99 ib.65 m - Florham Park. 8 p.m., trustees' meeting. -~— in sociology and elementaryieducation. 5 ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH ' Butts, Mont. .. - received n license in beauty culture tills .year. Doiogna . chunw .. RIPE OLIVE ^ Sunday—10 a.m., summer union service in— Tho~Rev. Edward Frazer performed the Hor fiance is a graduate of Villanova Uni- Her husband, is a graduate of Gov. Living- - Cubed Veal Steak-M? .h.8 9«_ -cooperation with Springfield Emanuel United MECKES ST. AND S.SPRINGFIELD AVE. " versity, Villanova, Pa. where he majored in 1 SPRINGFIELD ceremony at .Sit, James -Church, Springfield. ston Regional High School, Berkeley Heights. '; ' Mizrach KnockwurstKcn., X- 99C Co rned" Beef si".™ pi," -/ 3 Methodist Church will be held ih tho A reception followed at Mayfalr Farms, West. English. Ho will attend Villanova Law School He is a junior at keiituclcy-Wosloyan Gollego, 3 Presbyterian Church sanctuary. Dr. Bruce W. REV. CLARENCE ALSTON, PASTOR : ""In the fall. " ' Saturday—3 p.m., Church School—choir Orarigiu . —— - •'",• • , An August-weddlrig-is planned.. . r—Owensboro, Ky. where lie is, majoring in SER VICE DELI (Where AvailabLe) Vienna Pastrami T PC53: Evans will preach.' The Sacrament of Baptism Mrs. Wcliard-DalLot- Laurel, Md.,-' served accounting. ,- • - - • Facial Tissue -WJUJoe administered. Child care for pre-school rehearsal. as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Leslie • Following a honeymoon in Bermuda, the, . INTERNATIONAL SEAFOOD Sunday—9:30 a.m., Sunday Schdol. U a.m.',' FINAST, WHITE, ASS'T. - 200 to pkg. hildren will bVprovfded.The Senior Choir will Gerpjde of Washington, D. C, Mrs. Martin couple will reside In" Owensboro. HADDOCK or worship service. 7j>.m., eveningjellowship. . JWgiifql MttWletowiLand S,usan:Roach of Wash- —Wednesday^-8 prmr, midweek service. _ARTHUR R. TAYLOR -.--__. -.'••"""" FLOUNDER ington, D.'C. A girl for Kretzers .Arthur R, Taylor of 1505 Goles-a.ve^ Moun- |iimiinniuiiHiiuiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijs Daniel Duffy of Washington, D. C,, served A Triihe-pound, one-ounce daughter, Patrlto STJAMES^ * tainside, was recently eloctod to the board of : ~~THsrbest jnan=for.. lUs- brother. Usliers-wcre Aim JJssner, was born June 7 In St. Barna- A daughter,- Cameron Ruth Krcteer, was direitors of the International Papor Co., New JL^MiyPelicious^i I OBITUARIES I 45 S.SPRINGFIELD AVE. • - .John Bodson of Wasliington, Joseph Dyffy of bas Medical Center, Livingston, to Mr. and born May 26 In Perth Amboy 'General Hospital iuiiiiiiiiitiiiiniiMiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin icj . SPRINGFIELD Great Falls,Jyfont,,_tho groom's brotlierrand _Mrs» Robert Allen Ussner of 551 S. Sprlng- to Mr. and Mrs. William Kretzor of'-Pocds:"" "-York City, where he is executive vlce- Ib, "$"' president. ' <• box" MSGR. FRANCISX. COYLE.PASTOR _Paul—Karplch"-of Springfield, tlie bride's ffefd ave.,_ Springfield. She joins a brodior, Mrs. Kretzer is-tlie_formcr—Barbara Cannon ""A---graduate of Brown University, Taylor 3725 -LGIORDrVNb-j^_0njune 17, Joseph, of 1473 I REV. EDWARD OEHLING, brother." — "".. —-. •:^-. . David, 2. Mrs. Lissner Is tlio formei Ellen ^of.:Spjringfleld. Her husband is-also'a former Joined International Paper in 1970 after serving^ ib. -Ib.^ -Deer-.-'-"-——^ '"'.'. .::. RE-WROGCOL. CONfSTANTINO, •••jj- Mr'srDuffyy is a graduatg e 6f JonatliaJn n Daytoy n • Soprano of Sprlngflpld resident. . . ' . as vice-president and dlrector.of.,tha-Flrsc_ <: 1 •REVJ2AUL L.KOCH, High -Scliool,TSprlngfield, and die Hygrade Salami .. B/C -.b99 ..'No need to convene a "special. llnarico —^KIJBER — OnTjune 20,_V.alerta J., of 1300 ^ii-illZ. Boston Corporation. He camo to International-^ Red Salmon Steaks fo Knollwood dr.- -ASSISTANT PASTORS Univcrsity-ofrVermontrShc-is^irmanagementfVShi - juiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiui r-ftiper- as • vice-presldenc of finance and was c committee Investigation. The tree .was THOMPSON - On June 19; Freda, 1 analyst for the Department of Defense, Wash- Sable Pieces Fishsticks ,b.7-9 - donated by Mrs. Glbbs.' _ Saturday—Confessions frotp; *to 5 p.m/Mass •elected~executive.ryice-presiderit ...lost-Aprl.l._l Junlper way. ~ T .ington, D.C.- . S . Charge for Pictures = He is a member of. the Council on Foreign' c - Her husband js_a graduate of Catholic Uni^—— BAZAR B.B.Q. Chickens .6~9 Fancy #1 Smelts" - Sundayt—MaaKes-at-7rB:15', 9:30 and 10:45- 1'TtierTis a charge of $5. for | Relations and tho British North American June is Dairy Month a.m. and at-noon. • - -- - „: vorsljy,_WasIiington, D. C. Ho"-is a member Committee. Hoi. i C r Hoal& c FrozenFood Favorites 1 wedding and—engagement | Creamy Cole SlaW Slylu 29 Haddock Fillet Sorve ib69 VNOW BOOKING / _£_Jiaily_Miiascs at 7 and 8 p.m._ of ;tho"staff of Son. Mike Mansfiold^D-Mont.).-—- - JEWELRY _ Holiday deadline- rr_ Confessions Monday through Friday from • llie couple will roside in Wnsliington, D.C. a pictures. There i s~no".crtarge" | •A 1972 WEPPIfIGS/ Particularly careful adherence-to this 7;15.to 7:45 p.m. No confessions on Sundays. = for the announcement, whether, g Cooked Shrimp 1 O Devlin awarded . newspaper-'s Friday news deadline is urged for Holy days and CY.CS of Holy Days. Grrl bof n 16ft ob i nsons •—_^ -i cup. Mk I with or-without a picture.! SEALTEST WEDDING material ihtendeTTTor publication In the July 8 Masses—On eves of Holy days at 7 p.m.i on' | Porsons subiniltinE wedding 1- ; ALLF.RUIT •PHOTOGRAPHY Issue, since this office will bs. closed July 5 in2' Hnlyrinycnl7 H OnnH^On m nnH7pn^ pictures may | degree irillaw _ \ •" • by • ::: ; : water p, ; but 1 "encloso the.$5 payment.oH§ FLAVORS, 7 observance of Independence- Day. All ~Baptisr?is7 2~p^it7r"Arrangem6nts must be lospitaJv_Summlt,_to.-. Mr. - and Mrs.- -Wesley "do-not boil Add a dash of lHarry Ni'.Revlln .of Mountainside, has re- : l kg. m ^ m SEA- organizational, social aqd other news items for made in advance. ' 7 JRobinson of 310 Garrctt_rd., Mountainside.^, , =I include a note-asking'that | P cucurrrr dcll dosircd i "ceived the 'dejpree-of-doctor of juris-prudonce • 485 MORRIS AVE. * SPRINCFIELH* 376-1M5 the July 8 IsSue should be submittediy-Eriday, "lvlrsTRobinson is tlie former Ann Mario Doll _ yy_ P?*powdet^rfr^|:..; de - | Finast Potato Chips "BHKKfb" _ July2.. '.. - ; _•___ —... ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH" Makes 4 to-5 servings:" from Syracuse University. At the" graduation 7 of Mountainside. , • _•"•"' ' ' ' . ' |m||||( mmmim ,m,,,,m,miiii,iil. he was given".die dean's,award as tlie-out- > t - ' ~~~~ "• ' - ; nffMAINSTTMILLBURN - standing representative; of tlio.College of Law Orange Juice: & 35^5 -|i|qmahi iizi^i^j.CT^i#49 'gjlillllllllllnillllllilllllllllllllllllimuuillilimilt!! REV. JOSEPH D. HERRING, RECTQR. and tlie'Ralph E; Kliaras Memorial" Award-in . 0 Sunday=S a.m., Holy Communion. 10 a.m.,, ^Self-rising, flour C 9 C 1 When watching-calories, be —p recognition of special- services as chairman Cottage Cheese.o^sicT,,'on'. 39 EJirds Eye Awake _- c°,' 31 Puzzie^Corner| Holy-Communion and sermon, first Sunday and Self rising flour is iTiiuxture. of flour, sure to include: all the nu- of. tlie Moot Court. 100 Paper Plates C — L—. I'-i ^.'ChoeieWSirawbVtiy.l-lb. i-o»-.' QOc festival occasions; morning prayer"ahd^er- -sodium bicarbonate (baHng soda)-and^ono-0t HQLYJGROSS liiIl|ByrMl'LT HAMMERiiuuill Trients your t Devlin^ is the_son.of Mr. and Ivtrs. Harry Swiss Slices Ndm-d •• Pufl,4 OQIQ LCC CUnCab P«0 O7 mon, second, through fifth Sundays." 10 to 11:15 mowrof"the .acldrreactljffijubstances-.-mono- ._laatlng^01^ev(,n..s!dmping on, Devlin br/143 .'Ulll'sl'de ave., Mountainside, He wii| m C CHANGE-A-LETTER a.m., Church School. Babysitting at "lo a.m. calciumphosphatersodiumacidphosphijte.and '""""ST - . ... ,__., ...r...5-,: •is'a formerTvTavy pilot. , •--. - •_, Cheddar Slices ifffe X65< Welehade >^ °" *?« 15 any of die four food groups is LUTHERAN eHtJRGH ...'.Changef the word. KISS to Weekdaysjjvhen announoed^ /• ^_ *~-"" ""sodium-aluminum phosphate (Eaklng powder). asking for trouble. G ] TELL in seven' moves by Clearance Cre a m Cheese r,n,n, "~~~i$ffi 100 Cold Cups r^ Birds^Eye- ti$£^ °C 27^- 639 Mountain Ave^Springfield changing just one letter with kee|> it-clean and know that it Carrfival will help <: each move. Each-time you will soon be repaired. Should it— King Sour.Crj&ssing»_ • -ma.JL 'YlW ino-functronaiihlnkingj acting p ho]|>Ttho-flgiit -ASIT-LiSIW-^^um«frijemiis-: (Sifls - sypy and rul*ate"d"Ulscascs.':. ' "POWDC WBlte RosiefRfdi Tea -Some, who have concerned octodlHqncfcroft Last year, in cooperation wltli tne Muscular themselves with the Imaginative Jowolry yjjrophy Association, moro tlian 20,000 car- Mfg's. Cream Style Corn rmmt i-ibr ilval R-wcre-held-bv-children-aei'oss-tliji-rili $1.29 Sue workings of the. human body Etcetera .2511. , Mixocl Boom'Salad, Grnon BaaniO 1 -Its. J *| ..have'said that wo begin to die tloti, raising moro than $353,000 for rosoarch 14-ox. can Reynolds Foil „"Z2&Z- rail . _k . Wild Muihroomi or Bacon . O |dri - I and patkjQjjiiervlce proErams.: ' •' ,»»«*• GET SETJXftCLGO the moment we are born. UNCOMMONLY lM C •<-jTr Others say that'we aro . Finast,Mixers St&r.ftn;'' Bathroom Tissue Richmond 4 X- 37 growing in some way until tho low priced Miss Plank awarded ..• Mf()V$l.£9Sli>>•»• 1 Peanut Butter Wafers'L?,^. 49 Apple Spice Donuts 4 Sji'M s ceremonies .liln0'8 on tho Cranford campus. Thl« Is o fantastic SALE on our IIOWO.I and mo«t currant UNIVERSAL ' ' Miss .Plunk,, a gruduato of Gov. Livingston ' ' ' •' r •;• - •lockl.which afford, you mo«t refnarkabjo.SAVINGS... Sirits/"CSats;Hdts/. Regi0uai"il!gh School,,Berkeley Heights, is . a SALE not to bs ml»«aJI ' MUSIC SCHOOL the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Plank. She >*' iB^Lllhoral iirt.1 ..major in Union College's Day ^s COUPON I THIS COUPON 6LOOMFIELD 195 Ridgedale Aver •'Berthing Suits, Session.' -' . • " , WORTH " • WORTH Florham Park, N. j~.~ 20' 28 10* : . 331 ^rood Street • lowuiih Ilio pilrdioso'ol IIJWIIKK llm pyrdioso ol. Towards Ilia purcliotu of <- Towards I ho pimhosc ol towords the purchase of .. & Ombo(no Ave,. • :~~Dimmick gets award Inwiinli l!io|iur(lnno 61 TowuriU Ilio purchase of -'4 INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE ON ' ..q 5-oi. pkj). 61 u I i|l-8-iir liol ol a 4-0/. |or ol .., ,2S 4 reg. lile bor( al (4)four9'O>. (onsdf - ; ^; ,-•.•••.••.•.:••• off,;: ' V-.. S . (6i(i;6'i -oi. can* of o l-qt, Vol. bot.of • » • PIANO .DRUMi.COMBO.ORGAN . ' " One ol• tho su'mmor tilings/" Locus croisod Paul' II. Dlturtitck of 3-11 Old Toterd.,M'OUIH . IRVINGTON .OUITWJ .ELECTRIC.BASE T v tainside, received the Ponnsylvaiilu"uistituto : • UANJO-ACCORDION ' V' up the"le(j'.'lo~occont. a .short hot length' J Saltesea "Purr «P Job Nescafe 2= Downy \ Birds 1301 Springfield Avi. '•••••. • ^'w . ' alm-t'.A"; • • ,, • of Certified Public Accountants Award at the •'• • FULL SUPPLY • ••'••?•"• - tti (i ct>o,l lonV| one. Crinklocl wliijo or , rec6nt .qomtnoncu.inont oxbrcisos.at Lafayottel' & Bros j Place' • • SPORTSWEAR -BEACHWEArTHMf AND EVENING CLOTHES Cat Liquid Instant—g= uliEabric^ J FENDER.OUILD.ORETSCH .AMPEO black p'atunt. College, guston. Pa, . OtiR STORE IS DELIGHTKJLLY AIR-CONDIYlONED ^~t"»~ HAHtOOfefcSORUMS.FAK • . . ' .'23 •'' • • He wus among 97 seniors wlio graduated Coffee 5: Awake SPRINGFIELD 1 MANY OTHER ACCESSORIES 1 Clams Food v Cleaner Softener i All Sal.". Final ,' • . • .with honors, and prizes ut tlie college's 136th J • ' limit (U Good ql - ! limit (I). Goodol. . 727-763 Mo'rrl, T'pk. vyetEACH AIIL^HAS'ESOF MUSIC '• v ' first Floor '•• commencement progrum. Bacholbr's degrees limit (1). Good ol [iiiiilill. Good ill Ljiinl^H Good ol - limit (1). Good ul ,5K limit (I). Goodol ow Salon . Finusl Him Sal.,"Jung) 8. Morris Slreol. • '.FROM.ROCK TO CLASSICAL . » were awarded to •!!! students. : Fiiiu'st thru Sar..'Jum> FiiiinMliruSul., lung 24th Fmosl flirFSof., Juno 24lh Finast thfi/^fll., June Flnosl thru Sal., Juno Z4lh finoit IlifU Sol., June 26lh. i • SALE$-HEPAIRS-flENTALS Mail und photifl ordia prorrtpily nlt*nd«d .630 Central Avenue — ' HUGE SlWHNGS • BIG DISCOUNTS iti include VQ1 poitctrjo plui hy- • PRFCES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JUNE 26th. NOTmPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS*WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.* •-'••• "BARGAIN STORE FOR DIAL 3^7-8883 or 267-3081- ENGAGEMENT • SPECIAL TRIAL COURSE RATES '•:'••• ' '• ' ' • \ " -, East Orange PORTRAITS by , Opon Mon. thru Sat. til late irl th.s evening '•• ••• I 25 Vulluy Street South Orunge, N.]..- Hours: 9:30 to 6:00 p.m.

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'>•' . Thursday, June'24^19/. -Thursday, June 24, 1971— .2 tablespoons choppecTpi- 1/4. cup hot water "'" ,, mjento 1 teaspoon Salt • are thoroughly Add-onion ...and cook"about 5 Joes Mexican-sf y/e ('•• 1 tablespoon cliopped green 1 tablespoon vinegar r moistened,. Poufrr . battebailor into minutes;' Stir in remaining" i Wo/f Miss Barbara L£vy becomes pepper 1/2 teaspoon dry mustard •greased 8-inch tauare'baking ingredients and simmor 20 to Linda Subin wed deliclpusly fleck the crunch Corn breadr .-- " - * * •• * Oiel Sloppy Toes have gone t • Heat, oven to hot. (425 dts-' pan. Bake In preheated ovdn -. 25 mii»uie»-.—— - - Mexican! It s the festive corn corn "bread. Preparation is 1 12-oz. pkg. (2cups)Fiako- Sloppy Joe Mixture; grees). For corn bread, einpey (42•--5 degrees- )- 2-'0• 10 2"5- rnin• - To Eerve,~ciii corn bread in- becomes bride of bread base thattakes this pop-' especially easy with conven- ^_ Corn Muffin Mix - 1 lb. ground beef. contents of corn muffin mix to '() piuces; splir each hori- bride of Jeffrey Lewis Kohen to Carl Wilson in ular lunch and supper entree lenL.connnuffln mix. 1 egg—- 1/2. cup chopped onion package into bowl. Add.egg, For—sluppy.-Joe. mixture, zontally. Toast until golden Hillside resident Miss Barbara Ruth Levy, daughter of"MK south of theTwfaer'. MEXICAN CORN . ' 2/3 cup milk 1 8-oz. can tojnato'_si^uce -rriiUtf-ourn, plinfento'and green brown meat in a small umount • brown. Top with hot sloppy and Mrs. Morris Levy of 36 Gardun oval, Whole kernel com and bits BREAD SLOPPY JOES ~— —1—7-oz. can whole kernel 1 6-oz. can tomato pasw - "pepper. Bleiid oujy Uiidl dry. oi hot Blioricninii.ln fry-PK". Joe mixture. Springfield, was mitrried Saturday evening to Sunday ceremofiy --'' of pimiento and green pepper - Makes 6 servings •. "' • cornt draintid 1/2 cup chill sauce Jeffrey Lewis Kohcn; -son of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Linda Subin, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. • Bernard Kohen of 697 Evergreenpkwy., Union. Herbert Subin of. Maplewood, was married Rabbi Reuben Levlne officiated at the cere- - Sunday 'afternoon to Carl WTIion, son of Mrs. mony in Temple Beth Ahm, Springfield, wllen^ Ann Wilson of 2844 Debra way, Union, and tlie a reception followed. •...., late Mr. Alvih Wilson." ' \ ,j "Leslie Levy of Springfield, sister of the Rabbi Jolhiel brenstein orfPomple-Beth El, bride, and Susan Koben of Union, sister of the South Orange, officiated at £he ceremony in- groom.Vserved as maids of honor. MrflrRichard the Short Hills Caterers, Short Hills. -'" Siegel_pf West, Ilempstead, N.Y;,' served « Nuptials conducted Linda Bentley of South Orange served as matron of honor for her sister. Bridesmaids . maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Beth Hage- wen; Marsha Strauss-o'f-SPtincfieid, Mrs. man of Maplewood,-Sholley—Lecluensteln of ivid Dlugasch of Livingston, and Mrs. Robert- for Arlene Ruccio Roslyn.N.V. and Robin Hasenfeld of Bloom- Black of Ci^mbrldgo, Mass. field, cousin ot tlio bride. . ArdiUr—Kohen of Union served as best man Dr. Craig Wilson of Union served as best for' his brother. Ushers ..were Stewart Goldf : and Ronald Meyer man for his brother. Ushers were Ted Camel berg of Plscataway, Richard' Stage! of West of Rosclle Park, .and Michael Subin-and Marc Hempstead, N.Y., Daniel Testa of Lovittown, Subin, both of Maplewood, brothers of the —Par und-Steven Ruuage of Fair HavoivGonn. •' Mrs. Kohen, who was graduated from Jona- bride, •..__....,_: ...._•;•- . . than Dayton Regional High School.-Sprlngfleld, Mrs. Wilson, who was graduated from Col- and Monmouth College, where sho received -umbla^High School/Maplowood, attended South- a BJL. degree in education, attended. Glass- ampton College, of Long Island University aM- boro State College. • Fairleigh- Dickinson University in' Teaneck. Her husband, who was -graduated from Wee- . Her husband, who was graduated from Union qualiic High School, Newark, attended Fairlelgh" High School arid Quinniplac College In Con- • Dickinson University in Madison. He 1 s a mem- necticut, attended Ridor College..lie lc em- ber of the U.S. Air Forces Reserves and'is ployed by Interstate Drug Co., New York. "employed,, by Metro_Motors, East Orange. FuHewing a honeymoon trip to Las-Vegas, n Following a honeymoon trip to Puerto"Ricp, J Ncv;—and—Acapulco, the couple will reside • --V in Lynbrook, L.I., New York. the couple Will reslflc in South Orange.

MR. AND MRS: RAYMOND^LIPPEr

60th anniversary Sharon E. Boyle An outdoor party was given and the Union Center National by_ neighbors, last Thursday "Bank, lie has for many years MRS. JEFFREY L. KOHEN in honor of . Mr. and Mrs. becn_actlve on the local elec- ' becomes bride-of Raymond; Llpps, 946 Grand- tion board. view ave.. Union, to celebrate MRS. HARVEY SAPERSTEIN- . their 60th anniversary. The Mrs. Llpps is an active" Linda Will! Wolf, daughter-otMr. and MrsT Deborah §* BrofiL Richard 8/ecter;^~ couple was married 60 years member of the Union Metho- Joseph Wolf, of 2794 Spruce sCTUnion, was -Miss Sharon Elsa Boyle, daughter of Mr. and aso- Monday. dist' Church, where she was married Tuesday to Harvey Sapersteln, son Kenneth Steinberg f7GBlI4BHrlt)l7gyp^7 7 About oil people utrenuea. communion steward irom the of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sapersteln of Hillside.. and Richard Joseph Blecker of Elizabeth, son Mr.;and Mrs. Llpps have lived time the church was built of the late Mr and Mrs. Seymour Blecker, at the same address in Union .until tlie past year. She is a Rabbi Elelzer Cohen of tlio Sinai Congrega- 4 ( tion, Hillside, officiated-at-the ceremony at the .were-marxied-Suiiday, June 13( in .Connecticut for 46 years, -.— ':, ~~ :^ member of the 'Women's So- Alpine, Maplewood. A reception followed. .. married on Sunday Farms Presbyterian Chucch._ Mr. Llpps Is retired from cloty of Christian-Service of -^The-RBvr"Howard-McFall Jr., pastor, per _ Prudential Life Insurunco Co. tljat church. •—"Mrs. Arllne Slitkin of New^ork served as Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Church, Union, r matron ofrhonor_for her sister. Lisa Wolf of - formed the ceremony.~A""receptlon was heldat was tlio settlngSunday afternoon for the wedding . the Town and Campus." Unioii was. maid of honor for her sister. i of MlBs"PeboralrS. Brog, dauglitgr^fJ4r.,"Bnd "Jack Sapersteln- of Union, the groomls The bride was given ln-marriage by her Mrs.' William A—Brog-of-379~WlHow 'dr., father. Her attendants were Miss Dorothy weather favorites brother, served as best.man. Hank Eisenberg - Unloil7"tp Kenneth W.J3teinberg; son of Mr. cumber of Hillside, diojjroom's nephow, was tlie usher.. and Mrs. Casimer Steinberg of .2179 Tyler Boyle, a'ysister, maid of honor, and Mrs. Shel- By MARY E. WEAVER, . -sum me ley Bordeh, sister of the groom, Mrs. Barbara County Home Economist' 1/4 cup'chopped onion( ' St., Union. " • ••'"".. ~__l_lquart- (chilled butter- Mrs. Saporsteln is a graduate of Union High \ MRS. RONALD MEYER ~ -Bleckerrand.Elleen:P_onlan, bridesmaids. —'. MISS ElLr EN OUINN -Wlieri tneal preparation be- School and-Newark State College, Union. She ' DONNA JULIAN The Rev. Michael A; Patete officiated at Miss—Arlene Ruccio, daughter of-Mr. and „.,. Mdrtin.Blecker, brother of the gropm, was' comes a-chore rather-tlian a '7. milk — . T~.n— taught English it) die Garwood'school system/ the ceremony. A'reception followed.at the Mrs.. Frederlckjf. Ruccio-of Montclalr, was - _besrman.T Ushers weris Richard Kelly, cousin challenge. It's timo to switch 1'toaspoon suit - Her husband served in the Navy. He teaches -Sulphur Springs Inn, BerkeleyTHeights. married- Sunday afternoon to Ronald Meyer, of the bride, George ShafferondTerryBordeh. to quick and cool menu plans. l72 teaspoon Worcostor- chemistry- at Monmouth Regional High School, Miss Julian plans The bride was escorted by her fathor.r The bride attended Monmouth-College.JVest Eileen Quinn troths - slilre sauce Mrs. Jeffrey Latta of Columbus, Ohio, served son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Meyer of Union. Recipes that are-eool on - Now Shrewsbury. "'_•,••' The wedding wa.8 performed-at-the-Wayne- .Long Branch, before transferring to Newark die honiemaker us well us re- Following a honeymoon' in Bermuda, the as matron of honor_for her-sister.. Brides- Drain buets and dice. Com- maids were Mrs* .Gary Hunslnger of Clark, Manor In Wayne, where a reception followed. State College, Union. The groom Is a graduate freshing to thx> gucsr are,- bine all ingredients and chill. couple "Will reside in Ocean Township. to wed Mr. Zaleski Jullanne Ruccio ~ served as maid of honor of Fairlelgh Dickinson University, Rutherford,' to Mr. Hearn told without a doubt, jhe answer to MrB. David-Whrltenour of Edison and .Carol 1 Sorvc in chllldkl bowls. Sprlnk- -Czubowlcz of Elizabeth. : " -^_- for her sister. Bridesmaids were Mrs. F ranees where he reccived-a bachelor's degree with a Mr. and Mrs. TJanleHP, Qoinn-of Ever- ^arm weatlier menu prob- . _lc. each serving with chopped Mr. and Mrs. Maurlco Julian of 1966 Ernst major in marketing. He is employed by Bettina l ' ter.. Union', have announced the engagement of 7 Ronald Steinberg of Chadiam served as best "McB ride. and_JjfaMarieJQamast_coUHin_ol the green parkway, Union, have announced tiie en-~ lenjs^ . ,... parsley. . . . tiieir daughter. Donna, to Stanley-Joseph Zal~; man fbrhis brother.-UsherB-were-John Blen- bride. • ~' ' Originals in West Orange. gagement of theTr daughter, Eileen, to Robert • •.;••• Clillled Garden Borsch Is a ' Makes ' 6 servings of 1/2 Fur Storage eakl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zalcskl of .kowskl of DenvlUe,.AuBtln Alvarezof Gro«»i7" .Gary-Meyer;-served as Cbest man (or bls- AlteriThoneymoon in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Hearn, son of Mr", and Mrs; Walter R, Hearn ''. combination of beets, cuqum- cup each., . earanee brother. Ushers wero Gregory Kaplan andEd- the couple will live in Maplewood. of Edison, formerly of Unlonr , ' ' •• - • —ber, onloh and buttermilk. It #•••'•' Union. . . .. Conn., and Donald Alvarez of Union. ' ..T is cool,~creamy and refresh- HOT WEATHER IS HERE I The bride-elect is a graduate of Union High Mrs. Stoinberg, who was graduated from —mund Alblnowski. ~ ' The bride-elect, who was graduated-from _ TOMATO BISQUE .Mrs.. Meyer, who was graduated from New-- Union High School, and Monjclair State College, ing.-It may bo served us u .1-1/2 cups tomato juice — ScliooUiShe rocently' received her bachelor's (UrUon\ High, School and Berkeley, Secretarial Parsons note anniversary first course or.as an ideal Don't delay any longer to store your furs! - degree in special education for tho mentally |ScliOol,\ls employed as a secretary to the ark State College, Union, teaches_phy_sicaj ed- received n B.A. degree and was a memESFoT ucation In -the Eaat Orange" School system. ~Mrrand Mrs. Robert Parsons of 440 Strat- Sigma Delta Pi and Kappa Delta PI, national luncheon main dish, 3/4 teaspoon -grated onion This is a good time to have your furs retafaoa from Trenton StiftTCollcgo. , DlrectorXpf Admissions, Newark State College, — There are_many varieties of 1/2 teaspoon salt ... Union. \ - - . Her husband, who waigraduated fromUnlon ford rd.. Union, celebrated their twenty-fifth honor fraternities and CM Kappa XI, a soelal : remodoled at low summer ratesr~AI I Work Her fiance served in tlio Marine Corps for High School, is a senltr at Newark State Col- sorority. She teaches Spanish In the Edison borsch popular in' tlio United 1-1/2 teaspoons sugar' - •-_ four yeax;s.-Ile- Is employed by L. Bamborger . .Her husband,-who was graduated fromUnlon wedding anniversary on Sunday,-June 13, with done on premises. — 1_I—im MUlb ' ' 7"' a catered buffet for about 35 friends and rela- ToWRBllIjTschool.system; ^—States. The version feutured T/2 toaspoon—Worcosmr- mrid Co. - - '' . : High School\ond the Unlvorslty of Kentucky ln-- gr _ .here- lncludes__t!ie tangy fluvor shlre-sauce —- ;A •No date lias been—set—for—the-wedding. Lexington, attends Columbia UnlversltyGrad- Following a honeymoon trip to Puerto Rico, .tiyes. The party-was hosted by thelivchlldren, —Her fiance, who was graduated from Union Roberta Wolfe of East Brunswick and Thomas High.School, attends Rutgers UnlvcrsltyrNew- oi"~cultured- buttermilk. But- 1/2 teaspoon celbry salt uato School, HeJs_employed_as an enguioer" the couplo will reside in Belleville. ~* —-termilk is .nutriiious_as._Well.. Da,sh pepper at Esso and Engineering'Co., Florhnm Pafk. -Parsons of Union. ' • Brunswick, where he is worklngforamaster'B - Av FRIDAY DEADLINE degree. ' ...i~^. !__„ ' . as low in calories and there- . 1-1/2-cugS-mtlk: .--••' UNION Following a honeymoon trip to Bermuda, .. • fore is perfecxfor weight re^- All items other than sfjot-hows should bo in I A Juno, 1972 wedding Is plannod'at Klrk-_ Combine cold tomuto juice save 10% to 8«1775 -the couple-willreskle in Madison. our office by noon on fridoy. . • PTA r Jk\. Holiday, deadline-—- —pmriclr~Chapel ar-thc Rutgers Campus, New~ •' ductipn diets-. ••'.'.• with" seasonings; bleiittwell. ~ L.Brunswick. t^_ -- * . - ' CHILLED GARDEN BORSCH Add mlQc and s_tix.woll. Servo Particularly careful adherence to this ' . '-- 1 can.(l pound) sliced' very coldwlth a sprinkling of toMrs.Tullman newspaper's Friday news deadline Is urged fo "J '". beets/chilled chopped chives or parsley. Betty material intended for publication In the-July 8 1-1/2 cups_chopi)edi5aredcu- Makes 3 cups. : Mrs. EdwardTullnian, outgoing president of Tissue, since this office will be closed July 5 in Ice crean^ nourishing —the Wnshington-Schoob:Pj»rcnt-Tenchcr Assoc- observance- of Indeperidcnce":D"ay. All • Ice cream—should be c'pnsldered a' highly- iation has-been presented a goldwatchinhonor" nourishing, food witen planning menus. One ••-•"•\ of lifer service during tlio past year. —-' .organizational, social and other news items for engagement told the July 8 issue should be submitted by Friday, average serving contains ajmost as much Tlio presentation wa's mado by Mrs. James protein arid calcium as 1/2 cup'milk. . ' ' - Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ozak of 11-34 Jeanette Gourlie; newly elected-presldent.-at the final" -July 2. —- -.- .- ' •__ Monfclair • Newark • Westfieid aye.y , Union.-.have-announced tim mffjRnj t board meeting of the year recently In the school ot tiieir daughter, Betty Victoria, to Richurd "cafeteria. - —~" .;-=7 ;- uiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiluiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiii|i Bthlttd mfrf mlt-JftumJ woman. . - -, C. Wagner, son" of Mr,_nnd Mrs. Claude" ~ Soven~"meiTibor-8 attended ~ari~lristituto J Wagner ot Clifton. ' -•;--'—~ ' "luncheon hold at tlie Union County Technical —"* li on )n(«r«i(td mani; and Vocational School In Scotch Plains. Thby Thought -T Tho brldo-elect, who was graduuted from : ' "UnlQQ Ht,gh; School and Mulilenbdrg School - —wereV Mrs. GourHe.Mrs. Raymond ftalgar," —.oy^iir.sl.riEi is.a.registerednur$e. - - —Mrs.. Hrank Cqemano, Mrs, Tliomas Rispoli, Hor fianco Is—employed by-New Jersey 'Mrd. Irving Sherman, Mrs. Edward Koppetond for food Bell Tolephone Co. • - Mrs. Gus Bouboulls. . • Here's a quick summertime snack for tho kids: two slices of fresh apple put together with a layer of cream cheese Qrarles WilHqm Gatz Jr.^wed of-sllces.oLCheddaf- cheese. To make a fruit shortcake in " a hurry; place a few spoonfuls Summer Jo MarQaret Catherine Sailer of crushed sweetened fnill on a illrp' nf—hlltlpl* TWinpHr'plff DRESSES 7 _and^iQD _ with .slightly , The Presbyterian Church-of Westfleld was- sweetened whipped cream or -->hf-€|fmn|»'Siinifriiiy ffir fli/.^.rn^llny nf \IHvy Margnret Giitlierinc-Sailer,—daughTejFof Mr BTdajryjaour cream. and.Mr«tHerbert--Erank.Sailer Jr. of We3t-~ ":fl6l.' J Ann, Gatz, si3ter. of tlio groom, and Mildred RAINWEAR LNDREW FORMER OWNER OF RENEE'S Home Accessories frozen Brussels sprouts until To sizes~~18 . * * . . • . just tender. Drain thoroughly . Misses' and Women's ' Boys' Clothing and Robert Morrla of Kenilwordi served as bfca't Add 1 tablespoon butter; .1 and MISS ROSEMARY Linens and. Bedding • mnn,"U;ihers"were Donald Knott pfKenilworth tablespoon wine vlrigar, Vj Coats and Suits: —- Furnishings v. Mnrk Forglono'of Bernnrdsvllle'and Raymond teaspoon seasoned Bait, and HAVE JOINED THE STAFF Junior Miss-Sportswear —Del-Rlo-of-Sati-Dlogo,-Calif. , • dash of pepper. Heat, stirring "Women's Dross and .• Girls' Apparel and Mrn. Qntz was grudliatedfromiVestflold High often, Makes 4 servings. ne Casual Shoes ' Accessories ' . Junior Miss Dresses ..School and the University of Kontucky in JLex'lngton, whore sho received a bachelor of "Children's Shoes M - science degreo in homo economics, ' <; . (Lingerie and Foundations .. ",ller husband, who was graduated from David DRESSES Junior? Miss Coats Infants' Wear and And then it happens. The phone rings. Bi-earley-Regional High School, Konflworth From $ ] y 90 ' ' Fashion ^Accessories ' and Suits V uttended Flndby College inOlilo, beforoenter^- • Furniture^ •-'" ' ing the United -States'- Air Force. Ho i. P.m. • Montclair, Newark oporTl nights^ Wed., Fri.,'9,30 qV™," to 9100 p.m. Other dayi:9:30 .o 5=30 a telephone man.,' ___^ ..- „ and Mrs. Mui-vihTelteUbaum of 2461 MacArtliur Free Parking 1 dr., Union. Me'Joins ivio sistora, porrl Ellen,' •Would you.Ji.ke some help in preparing I New Jersey Bell 6,1 mid. Deth Robin, 4. newspaper releases? •Vv'rite to this news- ..'.'""'.'' ".•'.-'. ., ;' • ... > •'•',' ' ; . .",';' ' • ; ' • ''.-. ' ' • ' ' " /' --"""i-, . . ^ ' Mrs. Toltelbaum is tlie . former Barbara Most chargos accepted- or open one With us. G'alex of Newark, • ,MRS. 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- ••'• "••••••" I :; • .'• '• "•' •- •• ' •'•» .:-: ..' •' • ' -• ••'•)'• « ' . •'• * '.• -e- • . ihursday, June 24, 1971 There are nineteen million ex-rigarette smokers in the Do You Believe In ciyurclti's lire Itjd fur llicm nnd lltbl ^uwincr nr~ "How^ijout Ashtrays? IUUT ilu'V will s|itp,wukc upmu' ini)ri)i{ig^indsuy sure illness doesn't hoft your overseas vocation hopes ltemB diat will suft the locale^ -cosmetic storage problems. "Cold Turjkey" Quitting? ~ •Oiic '^honl of lhou}>Jil asks, do you IeaV& Make-up kit Desert areas, for example,- They are rugged enough to United States: abeutione in five adult men in this coun- to thi'iii^clvcs ''rlili ts il. No innic ciyuicllci " Ik uf.-u.his.kt.-y nt-ar an alcoholic-' The ir recom-, may require lubricants,'while—stand up to outdoor living arid Yes, for sonur, no, for others. If you are a really overseas, tliejr quality may be Be kind to your back. After hHJvy, ft'liiU or greasy loods. from die tap — and icecubes. Whal motivalcs Tht-iii'.' An uhiiufliy. iiil umi-' iiu-ndaiiiih is to jvi/id of Liyarettci. ashtray^" If you're one of the millions advisable, for you tp take any Avoid.saWds,' sauces un^nilUc damp areas near seashores have* die special qualities dfc- try has dropped the habit •'.——=^_^-:.'-. "addicted" jmokcr, psychologies favor" (h^sud- 1 of Americans who will be on medication' with ypu on tile doubtful. " ~ . a full day of cliijjbing and In .many countries it is ad- • smoking coiiunciciijl niMclrvhion. a niagu^inr jnyiliuij rhai IIHJ'III rrmind a vmokcr of his' walking, your back m.iy ache products. Beware of water visable, to use bottled water _ or 1 orestswill mean an as- manded to store make-up... den, decisive break. the global go this summer, now trip, be sure that "you get it before you head across the shpuld suit tringent to balance die effects artiflc. a U'allrl bioulchl liomc ff'M» ixhuol by a turner iKib.i in protest. A tub bath and a for drinking and brusliing your -Those who give up cigarettes report-a great^ sense of I>nr some, gradual withdrawal a lesv painful Is the time to stop and think and label it well }n advance. ocean ' or die border, The teeth, • ' - of nature on skin. . . iliihi, u uoii-tcd 1*M)L from I lie ir wn. hcilly fed Another school of lliou^ln take a different . twice about what you can do Since a particular medication couple of uspirin.will do wond- and entirely satisfactory. ,~ f{ Bayer Company suggests liiat ers to relieve fatigue, pain Protein created^ Take_ii easy. When you Storage for cosmetics is as satisfaction, of tremendous pride in being able to doit -up wild a [qK-jtett Li/Ulph.f lu-ri- aic inai^ (tov view ;uu! e^-cn' VUj't'fst carrying cigarettes to before you leave home to as- may not be available locally locale of trip Sxttne cigarette smokers shift to pipes and - 1 you puLtogether a baBlcmedi- and help relax a" dred.or arrive at your destination important as die make-up ltr tible Mimubnl'.'lo Mop bin almost always be- dfiiionstr.iie- to your^elf ih.it you .can rciiit' sure a happy and healthy holi- where you're Koin^i it's Im- cigars — there is of courte wxhe risk of inoUlli cal - emergency kit. It need after an international Highc, Outdoor~recreation has be- self. Many creams and lotions Tb learn a new wayjjl living, a way without cigarette '^••alli the casual-^eeinlni: bul bolil deL"ision; are ti-riiptaiion. ( hoosr for yourself. day. ..,•,-' ...'.. portant to make sure Uiat you strained back. Equally im- from eaten food i not be .expensive and it can -don't—plunge into a hectic come as much a woman's ac- are atored in-glass bottles or cancer from these but over-all mortality of "'gar Sutprisingljy people w|io have .a sufficient'supply.for save you a lotof middle-of- • portant, you can prevent back The food^yQu^eirbecbmes" monlli!., oflen yean of lluun'ln and woriy. Shall I T^H Others the eniir&trip. Further, even strain b,y moderation in wliat round of activities. Ihe re- tivity as a man's. Fishing or jars. The rough'and tumble of smoking, is very rewarding to the ego—and to the -and pipe smokers it only a liitlc higher than are -wall-primed -from their • Ihe-uighi anguislV. Be sure part' of you, ?and die part diat sult can be headache, fatigue, hunting trips mean familyfun, backwoods roads Invites DISTINCTIVE )fiMy Decision? wlntertiirie'reading on what to when meftcines such ay re- your kit contain^ the following ,, ypu-dg. Put some limits ono .'showais-mofatjjrprotein.—Yoiir— among nommokcrs, if the smoke is not inhaled. What If I Fail To Make It? liable aspirin can be found your sightseeing. '•••, .;• Irriiabilitji-and loss of appe^ widi Mom playing a key role. trouble in die form of a broken Sniiu' *lo, some don't. Some .find lhat ihe'wider do, see-and buy in estrange— items; insect repellent^ eye "skin, "hair, tissues, all tlie tite that canjast for daysi glass container.,.and die loss ego's mate^ VOU Don'I tv diwaurugiid-iiiiiity thousands who fin- land, often arrive there with- Be' wary of the sun. Apply cells of'-your body contain Whedier it's guiding the PORTRAITURE they spu-^d the m'wi, of iheir decision ihe easier drops, suntan and skin Take a nap on arrival. Take journey from, die road map of an important cosmetic for i? MituntJHi An1, j'i'- .";:!i^'! , ally sioprxd'JitJ so »nly jficr icvefal aiicmpKT^ out -any inkling of those tlie same CDmmoh-s6nB8:er»>oriltl business and that can make the difference pose yourseif gradually to die animal foods — meat, poul- packing frpsh camjht fls.h'on Sturdy, plastic containers 379-7666 at a lime. They promise ihtrmwlvcs 24 Imiirs of i^eterp antildstaminey, a first Don't pec carritvi ,iu;ay ™lrh • provide .an Ideal solution to keqin almost eniirc-ly to ihcmscWcs- Wi(|you_ between a good and t^»d va- ,, sun. Don't forgeuo weara hat, try, fish, eggs, "arid millrftmd- ice Just before heading home, freedom from ciguretics and when the day K aid kit, kaolin-pectin mixture . a flurry of sightseeing, sports, women have become a part s|rrnj:lhen your decision if your^wrfc and friends cation. sun glasses and apply protec- from foods made froiri milk). What about going to a over they make a LOIIUMIIMRMII toihcrnstrlvr-s for for diarrhea, 'milk of mag- eating and drinking. - of the recreational world. know that you have conimilfftl'yfMifs'cin How can you best prepare tive lotions. . . Make certain you have two or cigarette withdrawal clinic? nesia tablets, and liquid, -anti ' Use caution in what you eat more servings from tills group And, finally, luve a good- Where women go, -so does can kick • one"manrday~ArwJ-anoihtfir-And-anotlicr. At for your own or your family's - bacterial skin cleanser, anti- and drink. . Slay away from each day. timel. ' • . . make=up.-0(it.of-doors, cos.- If there, is a clinic or program in your commu- the end of any 24-hour |k ri(»d tliey cun go back Will I Gain Weight? ""health overseas? fungus— powder, and—ointmeiit- 7 Basic to your preparation, v —metics take on new impor- Style Rite nityt you may find it useful. The American Can- • lo cigarcltcs without betraying (henKclve^but M/iny do l mul is a suhslitute.for cigarettes for and water purification tablets. .• tance. They'domuch moredian ccr Society favors such cflorts. . . ^according to experts in inter- Wheii'-you_make-Up_your_lis.t_. 'they usuully do riot. v: — "many pcoplcrAnd yourappctiie may be fresher national health surveyed by keep a woman looking her_ Sharing your withdrawal experiences with _ -and stronger ..." trf-things to |Xick;-rcmember; best. They protect, skin and Beauty Salons Is Smoking ", the makers of Bayer-Aspirin. to pur down spare-eyeglasses, others and working with them on a common . Diirinj1 the lirst few aeeks of j:ivinj! up cipa- Is to see your family physi- . face fronrprolonged exposure sun and regular, and .copies of • to sun, wind, and dampness. problem can be very helpful. Thc-clinic-may— A Real Addiction? rettL-s some psychologists rccf hoi" r 'booms make a good hand- ALL THESE -10% OFF! cgmu cheap; (3). plumbing home widi western wood, as a A variation is the sand table,- ^ same seeds:in ouodier..— ••—. haVe one pocket in which you always carry^ smoking cun be diflicult. It can help in breaking - " about five by diree feet, and swinging' area. • Natural -Cheeses: Muonsior, choddar, . represents about 10 per cent of way (d keep cliildren. from Dip chicken 'in buttermilk J into your habit chain lo make yourself uwahrof Approaches in (ii\ ing up Cigarette Smoking roaming "too far in search of set ori4x4-i|ich posts about . Tlie climber canjje built on No appointments. 50# extra on a// services ~~ *-—' -^your- .puck^-put- it in u not her so tlmt you will - SWISSJ— Monte^oy • Jack and Longhorn! - the' Immc's-valtio, and:sliould : mixture, then-in-flour mix- the nature and frequency of your smolcTng be- ilt \i »u J-in'i ->iiip iiniuah-i(>'!> .nu! [vniuik'Mtls I 6. Secure a supply of substitutes: mints, gum. an be in top-notch condition if you' '. fun :—: • - .-.- coffee table height. The sides several levels to "suit children fridays, Saturdays ahd day before holidays. • - have to fumble fofit, If you ulways u.vo your • Compl. SelectionJ?AM Organic -Vitamins: ture. Place skin side down in havior. . • •'/•• decide to selU . ';'—;. . One basie'lor smaller clill- arc of_lx6-lnc_ h boards, widi a of various ages. It's good to melted margarine in baking right hand lobrlngyour cigarette to your mouth, '. Plus, Schlff,. Barth, Hoffman., drcn ,is-a?sandbox."It should bu . Ix2-lnch.cup. Bottom is 3/4-,.."cover die ground.belaw~cllmT Style Rite Beauty Salons. 1. List the reasons for and against smoking. inhaler, ginger root. etc. A-booklet .that, tolls you dish, men turn chicken piece's Oflon f/tify 'J-5.J0, Weil.. T/MIH. i'fti. •)••). : howto-maintalnycl'urgliimbing '_ big enough foirseveral tots to inch plywood. '...:. ----.— ., hers widi burk chips or sand, to coat widi margarine and . 7. Quit on 0 Day—try the different substitutes as "'move about in-without crowdr- i^—'i'he table con be movedinto'. to tushlon landings. ."•" : In fltyifnm- Jnil /rv/iiK«ui, Oji/y 'J-5.J0; Mon.; Ihun. « In. 'I-I/ 2 Select Q I)a\ -change to lov\ tar and nicotine WHOLE GRAIN BREADS -DAIRORDDUCTS- ,in.gSfd condition, how to make""" . place skin side up. AVENEL: 12112 Si. Coornc Avo. NUTIEY; r,A'l rrJiiUin Avu. simple repairs, and what-re- Tn&"-- '— ..J-. ••.••• • carport or-T^nrage-on-rniny . i. Youngsters also like sfruc- PIAINFIELD: 411 I'j.l Av, doys.-••••••- • -.-- - — tures" ranging1 - from tree Place pecan halves in each. •BAYONNEI.ra'llnudway ~ . ..- " cigarette, the wish to smoke recurs—enlist your wife or a PtiFFEE^UBSTiTUTE. HERB JEAS, ETC. 'palt Jobs should be "done only A solid box can bo built of • piece of chicken and bake in CUNpN;M,iinAvr. 11 »r'udk-« SKup. Or.-STATEN ISLAND: HV!,III Ulvd, by-.qualified plumbing...con- 2xl2-inali western pine orfirv Anodier attraction^children houses or platforms to a set ClIFTON: 42')l'ij1!Ul Avu. - ' j••*•---t Tyken' t I'jrk Shop-•• -. Cu.-••- 1 v.350 degree F.(moderate) oven friend in a busy series of events: eating well, oft 4x4-ln'ch posts sot 18 ln- laok for is something q> cllmh, of -boxes, -built of lxlO-lnch" •CRANrORrtn8No..Unlun'"A»i!'.' UNION: A AJVi IMlii'lil A "-'•splinters /and treated wltl) a rectangular frame of 4x4 or __ cliildren soon stack tlie boxes .METUCHEN: 13 Hi«lilind Ayu.' WEST CAlDWaL:lllonml,,.l,l Av, ~—~liifm uiatlon~Burcau, ••3 *"5- ' cherry- tomatoes. JI fvvi'K K\:\U Shopiilnii CtMtlLT- -. and least important. manv long walks, moderate thinking 10% OFF ALL ORGANIC HONEYS (with this ad.) E. Wackcir dr., Chicago, 111.,: -i,.4x6-incll fir.or.pinelp.ppto.nd-—into trains, airplanes, cars, YIELD: 8 servings. 60601. "'• ' '.,' • 'Seating can be .added wltli a —beams, set securely. In con- fftrts and tlie like. o. II you are depressed, see your physician and .. 1 l_b.-2 Lb.-5 Lb.'Jars- . w cap of oightorten-incliboardij Crete. ^= T" Parents who gOTrlittlo fnr- 4. Repeal each night, at least ten times, one of : NEIGHBORS WANT YOUR around tlie box or on two sides, ~ —~Jr—"— ''—~ tlier mid build aplayhousewlll Do you really cigarette discuss your symptoms. - FREE 7oz. Juice with $5 Order! - 6lnlm a your reasons for not smoking cigarettes. .u««d' Ham*. -Tell '»m what or by adding triangular pieces FnnrJ<; rnn «;prvp bonus-if ••they, plan —-—Free—-r— 10-6 Daily,'- you have. Run o low-co*^. at corners. ^Tliese also will 9. Keep reminding yourself, again and again, of .Convert. Parking Wed.& Fri.til 8 pm. .Cloislfiod. Call '4B4J7Q0...'.' lend strength"^ to the box., I UUUb U-UI SCI VEL_^ liiou6tM outgrown playhouse ^*. l-liniinaie one category of cigarettes: the most "TV. .sandbox" "sh'ould'be. built ro"srrT0ti"G-ai'ds". storagecontort,s easily to outdoor the shocking, risks in cigarette smoking. wttcwrlirwHrtxrin'tlio shade or the least desired. rruits-and vegetables aro Vl£RL TUAT TRADITION OP QilALITV ^_mara-QfXactive-beauty aids s,— - = thnn a shelf full of cosmetics.- J)—There—are—dark ,~green and Dr.Silvan Tomkias dislinguishcsjour gcnerfdjypcs ol smoking PIERCING CLINIC "bright yellow vegetables for WEEOffiFORE befiaviorr/tai abbrcviiiteil sinnnian^of Jhejyptfs follows

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"""^'""' r^ JNiVTmTmp^iWi?^ g^y^^ tic The haliitmilsmpkcr v Toon. & Thuri. 7-9 p.m. Sol. 1.-3 p.m. just before you fall asleep, on one dreadful resulirof w.inis to give up must liiit become ii\v;>ro of 964-3999 n.o a«iiiiy -a si*, \K\\C\\ he is Mimking. Knowledge of tlu- pattern forl ;it not smukinj! is real, Miiiielim^a;i|Md anil " DAS AAanor ...Throe more cigarette.snioking: Repeat and repeat and repeat that minler.ilile The eii|o>inent of ilu; ti^aieiie, 220 ST. GEbRGES, RAHWAVi m, LOGS MtvmoL'r, is very oriel', and nuiy be ilisappoint- 4 JMMt £11X1"MIGNQN , Mon.WDI|.Frl.-7-vpm,Sat, 10-Nooiv H enchanting settings Positiv UMHI..IS it re- J \-\u this smoker, laperin^ nil* doesn't seetn to • 6 /llCtD DRIMt >T-&AK EVERYTHING FOR Review the facts that you know about the risks of -^ hiKiint, to heighten cnjoyincnt, as at the cml \uuk i\w unly-Miltiiiun is'wu]uu cnUI. Oiue you , or Party . ol ;i meal. .Mere aynuiigster'ileiniinstr.iifs his • have heeii Iluou^h tlie jniense pain ot Incakiny THE FIRE PLACE L • .'! ..''•'' . " I. cigarette srnoking. Remind yOtirself that there, but for manluKul or his deiianc,u. of his parents. Tins y'luu psydiolonical addiction, you-are unlikely 7 • The Imperial Room The Cblonnade smoker may enjoy most the handling nl a ciga- lu start siiHikin[vai;aiii. MIL- experience of giv- , POLISHING & PLATING The,Starlight Garden the grace of God go you, that you may indeed.; if.you. rette or the sense ami sighi-of smoke curlinp.uM ing ujvlias been loo iiiicomforlahle-ijncl too f'V£AL GUTL-tT J)ARMIGjANA ' of his mouth. If these smokers cim be persuaded y\W.X. POTATO W\NCylKL>-oR E>AKtD IDAHQJXND & REPAIRING Our new expanded facilities will be memorahk* for yon lo risk having to i',o through continue smoking, lose six and a half years.of life, that 10 make an elfoi 1, they may limi giviKig up ciga- it iijiam. ' . •, OUU-C-AMOii*/ .CUCUM&E-R yALADopUCADI/" BRASS • SILVER • GOLD • able to take ca.re of functions which rettes rflative'ly pain(less. 4P-M.-TO .o^LtTTUC-&w,r,;,,,OK., o,.n>.-.r'"=...ANDd-OA£ OP COPPER ~m CHROME we were previously.' unable -to ac- —if yod are a heavy smoker—your chances of'dying Snme such smokers have found it usettil to WE HAVE ONE OF THE LARGEST- AND FINEST Negative Affect Smoking; •jueie.ne 'during* I he wtv.k Iwfme .0 Hay the G^C-RVA SELECTIONS OF FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT IN com'modate . . . and of course, with Zhetffieen. 25 and 65 years .of age are twice as great as • llm is'si-dutive smnkin|!, usini1. ihe liahil' to riv funnl'i-r'nl L-i|;areiles smoked, lo \\o from two THE WORLD'. EVERYTHING DISPLAYED F.0R the Manor's incomparable Service, iliiL-e/eelinns-of ilis^e->s, U'iir. slvmie. 01 ilispust pucks to lain packs, to force themselves *Ui , OJCCQMMtNDCD Jj YOU TOSEE . M •• •'• . ' and,matchless Cuisine. L • . those of the nonsmoker. Are the six minutes of pleasure tir any combinulioit. of lliem THis 'jwrsiiii may iinoke so I lull iheji hud its ^ill be in actual re- ' • CALL" ALL TYPES OF SCREENS ', • noi .slnnkc :u nit uFu-n^liii^s 1:0 \u-ll, nn va'c'a- vitl'i a^aujst the douolc dose ol tar >Hut nicoiine. CUSTOM MADE & INSTALLED ' to a heavy smoker in a cigarette worth six fewer-minutes. tion, or at a parly, but uiulei lension, ttlifh l;nr informalion.on a Sntoker\ Self-Testing 243-8576:. .. ' LlNLIMIT-tD|,! If you aro interested In a fii'enj.iico screen, pleiise For Information call Mr. Gordon 731-2340 NoT-RliING THt-CNTID-E- -PAMILYp brinf; in the height und widtli of your fireplace of life? Would you flytinan airplane if the__cnances of iltiiiiis go Kailly. al the ollke or at,home.'he Kit {four questionnaires, eic. lo help.onp. to reaches for ;t duariMie. TIK'SI.- smokers |»ive tip , muletsiaud personal reasons 'foc^atul style"6f opening .y uu OLD SET'IN EXCHANGE- • 0 MORAU" o •crash "and death Were even close tb-the risks of cigarette nhcn. bufuliet^ihc heat audpiessure ul'Jhc il.ty •»-»», Mnokinn) write to ihe National Cleurint'.house Brass Towne "fv, lui lliem. whenj-iW're's a cliiijknge. they find it fur Smoking'und I'luultl't. UnUfdJjjfaUjii. Public smoking? Thinly over why it is that 100,000 physicians very hard lo resist ;i cigarette. A stumi; siibsti . Health Seivice, 'HMD NoriVl:iiirTaVT>rive, f994 SPmNGFIELD AVE; have quit cigarette smoking. ,''-.'•:... • ; lute, like njbblini' iiin|:et root may ,be usefuj. Arlington. V«., 2220). ,s " JICDlNffi MAPLEW0OD ' TR^_1H^n Prospect Avemlie, West Orange, New Jersey -. 3O6 -tL IZAB-PT-U AV-tNU4. Ot"EN THUKS. TOt ' , IV«f llf«»V •Thursday, June 24, T971 Sta te poI ice'-£tuc!y f ies xri me, drug abii s& stotisttca Ily Almost 23 i>ercowi oj all the pel-suns .ir- August, 1970. 'Iliey represew "the first such 32 percent were associated with drug abuse cent of all cases. ; . . ; of whom five percent were identified'as drug . of paraphernalia, 5.6 percent. resiod in Union County fn.i OIIL* -month period effort ever i'iiade toward esubUsliini; a mean- by pultce investigation, . .- abusers. The remaining~'4,680 in the 15-17 Mqre than 14 percent flf tile 4,177 persons The purvey also noted that 57 "percent at were identified nr; cirii^ jbn^ers. ingful correlation between...two major soclffT It also states that 2,3'>3—persons, or 57 age group include 17percent who were, identifi- studied' were from out-of-state. Almost 46 the dnjgntjbusers arrested during the month problems," crime and elriii; abuse, according .percent of thu -1,177 identified as drug aLus- ed as drug abusers. • percent ht the total did not live in the com- had prior records of arrest. More dian..21 l>eixcJi[jjt.iliuiCiU"Xtsit'd for Io Col. D,U. Kelly, State Police su|>eiintei)deni. ers, were cli;(r^ed with narcotic drug viola- But die highest indivldual'drug involvement munity In wliich tlie offense took place, the In commenting on tlie statistics revealed t a drug vioLadun durinf, iliumunLliwc-rt t4iiir|*cd, An "introduction to the study pojius out that tjons only; 'M7 persons,-or 11 percent, were ratio was in the 18-20 age group,, which had 1 report added. ' ,..• ..——_ ~ ' ... in tlie report, the survey adds': with selling, the tiicliusc-siicli ":;;ilu.'," ratio"of" ^Uiere is a "real, and i;eiiuitie" relationship charged with narqotic drug vlijadons in con- 4,OS4"arrests, Here more than three of every "It should be remembered that New Jersey 1 It pointed out tliat "tlie drug ahuser will, any county ^ln ihe suitu. . • between crimo and drug ;5buse, a torin used to junction witii another type offense; .and 1*337, 10 persons arrested were associated with drug because-of lack of funds, commit an anti- _i3 unique umong states in that, although, 46th refer to "the use., sale or possession of those or 32 percent, were associated .with drug abuse, ihe survey said. ,. . ..- asocial act to obtain money tp satisfy his hablf^*' in_plze,_ it ranks eighth in population, making More liwn 84 peivuitt of the drt-HV abuser;; substances which are prohibited by the laws abuse by prior record of arrest or disclosure 'Hie study also identified the type-of.drug Tovdefermine the degree to which this holds it the most densely populated state in the arrested in (4H^ county durnif, the nionlliwerc of die Staitmf Naw Jersey." ,by police investigation. .. ' ur-narcotlc used by the ^,177'identified as true, the survey compiled data on tlie number nation. •• •• . *'• residents of the county. ... _"._ The survey reports tliat 22,-118 persons More ilian 33 pei'cent,"o"r'7~4J3, ol the22,41g~ drug alnis'ers: marijuana1 or hashish,. %4.7 ''SitualeaTJeCWGen New York and Philadel- ¥ of "drug abusers who cpmmitted violent crimes, Were arrested in 'the' state durinj; lasrAugust. pcrcoj!i-...iio;(. Slcd dgnng". the survey month percent; opium or cocaine.and their deriva- (murder, forcible rape, atrocious assault and phia, New Jersey has the .additional dlsdiic- The .grim statistic;; .ire juveii in "Unit Of these.; -1,177, or 18.6 percent, were identi-——wece -II years-old or younger. And almost tives, Including heroin, morpliine and codeine, robbery) and property crimes to finance their tio of being tlie most 'urbanized', of all Abuse andOitne in"New Jersey," a pamphlet ficd as drug abusers. '.. 13 percent. of""(hese 7,-133 juveniles were 35.3 percent; non-narcotic drugs—suili a;> • habits. It reported that juvenile drug abusers states. • .- : '--- --.- prepared by ihe staff oi the Uniform.Crime . " Tlie rqwrt adds that 68 percent of the drug-—-identified as dru(j-al)users\. . _ • .'.... barbiturates, amphetamine's and LSD, 12.6 arrested during the month committed an offense 'These two jEactora_alpne result In social Reporting Unit of thu" New Jersey Sutel'olice. related arrests were for actual violation of The total number of juveniles arrested percent; synthetic narcotics such as demerol in order to fund their drug habit in 16 percent conditions which are indigenous to only tlie Figures are based on -.'juryuys taken in the narcotic druj; law, while the remaining included 2,753 in the 14-and-under age groiip. and meihadones, 1.8 percent,_and possession of all instances; adults; in more than 24 per-., State of New Jersey." Supervised plqyg£ounds Commencement speakef ren for season Monday lauds^UGTI'• "•—' • ^ mm -^m^ ^^^ am tst - degreeI ' * •" s. • The supervised playgrounds operated by the dron, fjve to IS years of age, including per. "These exercises mark a new milestone in dean. ' Union County Park CmninicHloifwrnTjIion-for- and hobby shows, arts and crafts, floll paraeles, education in New Jersey and to the best of my • Presenting tho students view aidielnstltute s- die 44di season on Monday it was announced nature studies, sewing, dramatics, puppets, as knowledge a new. milestone in the, history of lOdi annual commencement exercises were • this woek by J.J. Uirmluf.hani, supenmendeuu - wull'as louniamcnts in'varlq^fihl"Ti""Vt'nrli .•, .education^-iii- the United States,". Dr. A»jert Robert—Beller of Fanwood, treasurer 'ofthe- -of r<-ei-ualion-for tlif park commission; 'Hie • playrgounds under supervision are --•-- E. KTeder of Westfieldj told graduates ofUnion Student Council and representative of the tech- Dlr-eciPd-pl»y_fesvTtteywill be offeredchil- ~" locates~ilt: Unanii Park, Garwood; Kawameeh ^ -Gounty Technical Institute, Scotch Plains, at nology programs, Miss Irene Garing of Cran- 'en-i'rom 10:"7t^r:drk __Hark_ Union; rVlattano_ Park, Eliiabeth; and—— commencement exercises laat week' at tfio ford, representing the business programs.rand Miss Olga W~»Uei~--*!Cei-llwo-th,-representing. jyj~'Hj f|ve playgrounds located in various two playgrounds in Warinanco^Pafk,r(l?}aVj;. -Xedmical-In-dtuter— . 'secrib'i^'FilTc-PnrkJysiem. " .- - L_"~ ground-No—I—located in die Elizabeth section ' The vice-provoBt-- emeritus of Kutgers ,. the health"career progrnins. "" The playnnuKl' wiircbrictiicrprorxanw.'tliiii- -of-Warinimco-Park; and Playground No. 2, lo- University, and chairman of the education rnm. - "mlttee of the board-oftrustees of Union Col.^^ inrTniln ii wl'tle-vjricty of riciivities for chil-" _ci!.ted, in the Roselle sectlo»)¥-An-ans pro- . ^rmiwlfcaciar-- has ljecn-retaiiied-to-super-Vlse . .- lego," described -the confertingjjf-us-ocime:— . liiis type of program at the fivelplaygrounds. • • 'degrees upon students who hnve completed• J£achrpl»yEround wtll~also participate hi a field .--. college level programs of technological and-^- Endorsements "trip. A team will be selected from die five occupation educlition in an institution or- 'playgrounds to represent • thu = Union County—— ganlzed-Undex thelaws pertaining to vocational president of county Park Commission at the New Jersey Play- education, and supported largely by funds ear- ground Olympics.. • .' ~ '_...-. marked for vocational educution as the'Iireak- down of artificial barriers between ono kind of— . .. . Warmanco Playgrounds No. land No. 2, in CONGRATULATIONS - Dr. JosephShelleyrdean7oF£yj!!onrCoDnty-T&chnical Institute? grbop^for retardeel education and another." . : Tlie commencement exercises marked die Officers-fbr the coming year were elected DV T OUnCl -\J7v»/I——dnys-and-Sundnys : - —• ' commehWmonl oxorctses at theTechnical Institute. The three honor students, -who first time tliat graduates of approved technical _by the' Union County Unit, New Jersey As- / "were conferred .by Dr. Kenneth W. lversen, ' daily educational, recreational and supp'oTtive-. -Bf 5?MrS2l, °y ?:- 1 f ™°,° c ^W'?1 '""i '« Cerebral Pojsy League of Union County. = Richards at 52 V Washington ;'qfej TKeni]worth, 272-5856, or other .ifircsldcnt of Union Gollego, and Edward Abqrn services of Its. own. " • — - Nancy Sillier of 65 Fioldstonedr.rSpjrmCfic,ld. - dle cnmp.s expanded-program' will include 5 roptrosontqtives of^Experlmentrin Linderr.Mrs. Melvin Rachlin of 216-Gessner of Fair Haven, chalrmun of die Union College *..-••=T;hQ=o£g'anizatlon, a United'Fundagencyis"f, for ,Miss Elizabeth L. Cox of Summit, candl- phyaicul and gpeecl, mernpy, along with arts = St., 925-7899; in Union, Mrs. Robort"Hampp~of 612 Duquoshe tor., 687-1976; or board, of trustees, with the assistance of Dr. composed of parents of the retarded^ people . datefor-tlie unoxpired 9B'Assembly term; and d cfnrti swimming, gomes, drama and music § t > xiightsbrldge rd., 233-2441. --• -George H. Baxel, president of UCTI. -— who work In die field/of iretardadon, and_in- Henry Varrlano of Clnrk-forOC District As- nppr^iatl^. '. " - '•'• -—•- . f • "Diplomas to students'who liuve successfully terested members of tho general public J'hq sombly. candidates Peter J. McDonough of • 'chilalEen from 5 m 1S> suffering from phy- =71 iuiiiJiiiiliiiiMtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiuiiiiv|jijitiiiiiiiiijiiii]iiiiTitriiit[iiiii 111 • tiiiiiiiiMiiMiiifiiiiJitiiiiitiiiiiitiiitiJiitiiiiiiiiiitMitMiiiJtifiriiiirariiimiiitP completed non-degree programs at UCTI were office is af562 Boulevard, Kenilwordi, anddie _.;:JPJnlnfisWz52?.7^""^.'Mimner oT Berkeley B|rn, nr lSn(!W;h' dlsablUtlo's are eligible to presented by Dr. Baxel, and Dr. J oseph Shelley, executive director is Mrs. Betty McGhee. -^-——3 — ^^- .., ..-.'• • j* 0 . —r — ||S . presentea uy ur.Daxex,anau Heights. — •' . njtcnc] rogulor sessions Monday tlirough Prl- presen' Delegatet Nows selecte Jerseyd afrot thme Onto1971n Nationa Countyl Younto reg- . A^ y> lrom q.3O a.m. . tlirouggh l':30~p.m.. for Republican Convention Include: "Kfry-and Mrs." Q slx wouk p^riod oncUnE Aug_ '6/ GouatyGancet Society tallies Gbed-heads Ardiur Miller of.EJizabeth; Miss Helen Meisen- A il440Jf h entire Poole. of Summit radio '.w-r^riV m«y-secure applicotlon^tlirough the Cerebral "More than' onc-haTf million dollars was gram -j;hrougliout tlie New Jersey Division's Miss Susan GbecKel-of-New'- luowui - Palsy Center, 216 Holly sU^Granfopdr-CWulo,- f hv tlie New lersev Division of tlie -Providen.ee .has been ap- . has ' qnpn 21 local county units, providlng-die meencdlly— many woodland creatures." and -:--01-vthrough- th? E?Ster-Seal-Society7I08-East—-^."rjca* Cancbr Society .for patient services lrtBlgent cancer patient wltli allowances for pointed station -manager of tliat trapping lmhc state is causing "unneces- "Union College's campus radio sary^ harmto die~reniaThTtig"wn'dlife7*' tlie" Young__t—7 man st., Cranford. during die past fiscul yoar,". Artliur C. Fried, 1 diagnostic arid troatment procedures as well Union County chairman -for the 1971 Cancer as medications, nursing':.aervlce and home .. station, WUG-, by the Publica-- Republicans urged die adoption of senateJbills — tlons Board,, for the 1971-72 . S-7O6rs;707,"Si708, and S-700. They respec- Crusade, .repprt'esel tills week. ~ core," Fried said. ... ' - ~'" , Holiday deadline "In addition'to its "extensive research and1 VA'Torge" port -of tlfe American Cancer academic year.- Z±—~ tively require -purchase of a-separatc license WUC, wliicli.is in opera-_ toTrnp; require; registration and permanent -Particularly-careful adherence to this education" •"programs, • tIie"Ame.rlcan Cancer ' Society's Crusade income Is expended each newspaper's Friday news deadline is urged for Society Til so conducts. a uniformiservice Drp- year for rehabilitation bf-the: cancer:p'atlent.— ^clon.frQrn'.2. a.m. untlL6.D.m._ PRESGRIPTION •identification.of all- traps; prohibit trapping by five days a week at Union persons under 12~ycars-old, die use'of steel material intended for-:publication in the July-8- J.'Reach,_to Recovery" Js one-sudi program traps by those uneler age 18, and-tlie use of issue, since this office willIjejclosed July 5 in™ - conducted by, mastectomee .volunteers.(women — Collego's tlireo campuses in who ha'vo • had a hreast rwmovod). Upon.Jho . Cranforel, "Elizabeth, and PERFECTION . stcol traps by anyone in die tenrnostpoptilatod observance;, of Ihdependence-_JDay. All Hospital to instruct _Plalnnoldi broadcasts a counties; and make trappers liable for injury organizational.social.andothcMiews items for ^request of n physician, the 'Reach to Recovery'—r volunteer visits anew mastoctomee after her variety of news, music, and, VVhen your doctor prescribes spedaI shoes or shoe to people, livestock, • or household, pets. 1m the JUIJL!) issue should be submitted by Friday, discussion program's in ad-.- anotlier person's land. . _ ... ^ ~ -July 2\— - • . _.:^- .' __ operation .and offors psychological as well as ad]ustmer?fs"'foryoar~child,- your first concern is that _expectant parents material help. Patients receive 'Reach—to dltion toTcoverlng campus and local events.:- the prescription be":followed to the letter.'.ln addition, ' Classes'for expectant parents a Recovery' kits containing prostheses and.ox- it is important that such shoes give maximum com- Party-vyilUhonor— —erclse Instructions as well as counselling A graduate^ of7"Ncvi/ Heart health newsletter and training from the- volunteer to shp)y that Proviflenc'o High Schooi, Miss fort, are soft"andI."piiable'ahd are"-properly fitted. - Classes will consist of eight sosslona on tomplete normalcy following a mastectomy (joockol Is majoring in physi- Few shbe stores are equipped (by"training or inven- Dem candidate consecutive Mondays on-ncognancy - tho im- may boaphioVod,.1".Fried said ' • car5"clen«e-at Union 'College. She is "active in tho Union available to plication of pregnopcy ort"_|Jmonibors of the . '.Anotlier- reliobijitatlon prpgrarfl is geared tory) to fill a doctors .prescription as—it should'be ' A cocktail -party—honoring • College Dramatic Socloty and Donald Lan,'Democratic As- Vl-lenrt -Industry^—a^—• _J---tho working and JaiCCU-_. family, physical - and emotional changes in tlie to tlie. training ofjjlaryngectomees following filled. We are. We_carry a complete line of .f tlye graupa.-'l'ho annual cost - expectalif~mb"tlfer""physical and emotional prep- -^The Paper," .daily student" Iflhadnt iSinbly candidate', District 913, newsletter that; seeks to pro- surgery.-Mlnrvhgeclgrnee_ls a-pejrson who T Pedic shoes,, desighed by specialists who know'little .will.be held Sunday from 3 to mote, programs for'the pee- now is placed at $10 billion, aration of the motlior. and fathor-for.tlie birth- —has had Ills larynx (voice box) removed. In . newspaper, . - ' incliiding~lostincollleandprg-- - of the child, physical and oniottonal.needs_Di_ T feet. So bring your youngsters' shoe prescriptions to 5 p.m.,- at^tlio TJnjtcri-AitWr- yontlDn. of heart dlseuse among.. Union Comity, a speech-clinic'iFconductea at" J Workers-JjulldlngT'll Com-" all tliost whovvorl;foKUJvitifj^ duolylty.—tmd _-payment^for- thcTTicwborn.. child, ^tlia,_t:olu jaOliajnotlicr EllzabethGenoral ilospltal to teach the laryn- jrr~r; "Where tjiere is- ^h inedlcul-Cafcr It is astlm: -merce rd.-=_ .ii; -boinc publtehod Jjy. the . __ g^Hd-fathbr, and Instruction in controlled breath^., gectomele to' spenk-ngnirrr-ManyTmltaTBponBor "Puwrtls—Pe3lc~"s>h6e--tp_rneet.i S^SflErmcitScr-eDir-—American Heart- Associaii«M-, "-'tliatjieart _d!.Koaso^^ is :rosr«SF~^TriK"aTic|-Ti=raxatioii dilrin(rraT)DT^=Li::!i;=i===^~ oammy--cTubs for paUents-whohnve hadtimiuer " eVery pf.escrlpHon~need . v'. 11 : - :„Tlie-.qImtairsuWnn^IVfiICnni«!"ovoiUiiE'"EO-.-": i - ofjlie'c.plonariol: " :-r 2^sm^rHeTufnSHKSd^id:^^ '*-' '----•"•••=—•'•-'™'—'"*« "—«-"•"-•••'•--- •"--=*• •— - • -~ StTdrexpfirt f itterfirgaiarJteEr Fdiuards .f.~.-'Jamea-1Ipward.. ' • "—~ ' •••x^iii'tv-i-iarrr'A^«ociatro"hrtfr^liol^.a^day^°f"P^duc.tl<'n —thar-huabaiKla-awbriynR -can^ttgufcBtpac^nf-^yjggi)'^:,,,,^^ ^leWiletteEWill eny-—^ BupplyitfgSiah'cer; patieuts__ flttSTATE ? t ou c n ilt ^unaiaq. -'r-^W*"^ H ' Pg—•- " •dnV;:^THj£^^rmtf;edug units—spoiisor—periodic-"setruSars~and" INSURANCE . jUllamoblio,~CI(of Homo- aiiiieel at execitlves and in- factors thut increase- and In- Residence, 1J.1 Kolct Bt., mi/.ubSQi, j . sonnel flB-well—BH-patlentB Tnformed ahd'Up owners, HeoltK,. -.BttOI" dustrial "medical directors. _ dividuars^^^uscciptibUltV to fee is charged. For reglstrutloii andaddltloriar-" to date on' 'the latest procedures and pro- Bu»lno«s. Top, quality ' .information call the pubj.lc-relation's office, IS-THEWIGH "Heart In mtluslry," prepared heart attack... grams," Fried said. " • ... .. ^protection at low cost.*" • It will, carry the~latast in- _ •IiUzabeth General Hospital, 289-8500, "~ .. Famous (or fast, (air PRICE OF in cooperation with AHA's Furtlier Informadoii on any of tliose free- lleart-i n-Indus'try Com- formation, from ongoing re- " services, may. 0b obtained from the Union clalpi settlements;'easy The toughest fight I everhad didn't happen-on any big1," wic^e' The first pou'ple of months after surgery, it hiirt like hell to JTENNIS CLOTHES mittee, will reflect tho-grow- search, regarding prevention County Unit of.,'the An\erlcori Cuncer Socjoty. payment pl.an..' RUINING YOUR -- and "treatment. A"d ''. W'H "ing participation o( both labor '7. Agents on Hand screenllt happened in real life.;. . • .; v ••• . get on. my horse. Since then I've been good as new. if.-you GAME? and managem,eni.vin programs report on successful pro- Tficrr's n grams .around the ijutiori that far Better Service" 1 1 fO promote lieai-u health. Pingry English teacher . ' Cdll:- " caught.'True Grit ' or "Chisum" you've seen f6r yourself. • \; Heart disease his'ibecomg might he adopted by or adapted I was just.finishing my 99tKpicture; My '99tH rvLdin', jumpfn'; in them thar hills 1 an Increasing burelon.to biisl- to n management or labor fightin picture; Never felt better in my life: -•'•'"" • So, friend, I know what I'm.talking about when'1 tell.ryoti; .iiuss and industry -f- among . health program being run by No one hits yet 'Succeeded in finding a yvins Princeton prize '•" 'newsletter readers. 2 mofiStaln of gold, but there's (in. aluminum Dr. Herbert V. Halm, Pingry School teachor •Or .Stop lii'- - I told the family when I'm.through here, I'm going out on my getachegk.up. Nagsomeone you-loveinto getting-a checkup. mountain rising on the campus bf the Union of English and tlie audior of several books, 368 Chestnut St. Union Coiinly Technical Institute and Vocational Con- was awarded one of four Princeton prizes for At .5 Points boat. Sure, they said, just as soon as you've had your medical " And when the lady from the Arnerican CanceTSociety rings Save 25°o on ^ ' ter, Scotcil Plain'g, . . dis(inEUlshed secondary scliobltoacldngln NowJ tno tjost known ve4tudoilts at the Technical Institute and Vo- Jersey at tlie—university's commencement ..Mutual Funds checkup. I said nonsense, I had one, eight months ago. They youfdporbell/dig deep in your ppeket; They're working to rid Custom ."catlonnl Conter arocontiiuiiiigtocollectaliiml- exercises Tuesday. .. ' • • • ' tennis labels num reifiice as their contribution to the eicolop,y- -—JChe-^prlaid ig-$l,O0Q. In uddltlon, Hngry 'said it was more like eighteep. . .'..'"••' this world of;canceronce and.for- all. . •'' Tailoring CAST 2 movement1. .' i_ • School receives $250- for the purchase of books. WfeEKS Aluminum cans, TV dinner trayaaiidfoilure VI ui 1,Ml . 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„ 'I. thursday, June 247 sriters-the cruel wofld: Thursday, June 24, 1971 rj. Booklet lists vacdtion spots in film a bo ut Rolling Stones begins a three-month stand "Eiijoy N.J.", a colorful, 'to do when vacation time rolls ., Division of Economic' '. New Jersey's 1971. .agriculturaj.fair.season new booklet describing the around," he said. • Development, N.J, Detiart- ByBOBLIBKlND .„>,.•' Altamont was plagued by. ill-feelings, or "bad —Inbetweerr, there will be IB farm or 40lf«irs, many vacation areas and "Enjoy N"J." is available ment of Labor and -Industry, got underway last weekend, It will continue scattered widely throughout the"slafig, 'making "Gimme Shelter," a documentalh^ffollowing- —vibes." In the language of the drug culture, through Sept; 19, the closing date of the New interesting locales, of the free of charge by writing the I>0. Box 400, Trenton, 08625. thc Rolling Stones during their 1969 American .. Altamont was a bummer. The film puts the. r It easy for every Nravjjersey resident to enjoy Garden Stale, has just beerr Suite Promotion Office, Jersey State Fair in Trenton.- — - '• at least one 6r these-colorful, unique events. tour, marts the end of rock music's innocence. blame on California's Hell's Angels, who were released, * Ronald M. ; ~ The_colorji|m, now playing at the Ormont in the self-appointed policemen at the free con- ..Last year, more than one rhjlllon people did lleymann, commissioner of ^ • • i. i .' r EastJ3range, shatters the myth of peaceiulness cert. These "policemen" jumped onthe~stage juatthat. . . " • ..' the N.J. Department of Labor N. J. pOIICe Chief S created around the Woodstock festival that . and beat up the lead guitarist as theJefferson P.A. lifts curtcriiT Exhibits, of course, are one of the main and Industry, announced thfe ._.'...-.. y • rfieofei\J/me Clock I sameyear. '.—„-•- ....'-..:.',>•;•. , Airplane performed. These "policemen" went attractions at any of the fairs. Displays by both, wt ck: During th,eir tour the British rock group - into the crowds with sticks and bats] destroying adults and youth groups, of livestock, poultry, ; . . , convene Sundayrr fruits and vegetables, flowers, clothing, hand-. Designed primarily as a j '..... _' ART CINEMA (JrvJ-NUNDEUGHADUATE, considered by many to be more representative any tranquility that could have surfaced, me. on 'backstage' tburs _of4h&yonth rnltnre thati-the-Beatleaor others - AngerS.claim it's just bad public relations, but crafts, forestry and conservation areSHffoHlie vacation guider the 27-page The New Jersey Police. Thur., Fri., Sat.,.Mon., Vues, 7; H:4(l, KJ-.2O; mainstays of the fairs. Farm machinery, jyih)ication_i- containing 80 Chiefs' Association wiiropen a ._'Surj.,'2, 3;40, 5:20, 7:05, H\45;—10:25. played to hundreds of thousands without In- the sight of 10 or 20 leather - jacketed goons cident. In New York, Mississippi and elsewhere -pouncing on one. individual proves otherwise. ofTATH facilities ".. commercial and Industrial exhibits^ and home color photographs, has in- four day convention Sunday AVON INN "Gimme Shelter" is not all-violent, however. xRPJljt^.^nle«ti:an:*lo*e formation on beach resorts, afternoon at the-Hotel Essex ELMOKA (Eliz-.)-RAlft ON. ROMMEH, they were greeted by flowers. Their final NEW YORK - "Behind the scenes" summer --MOTOR LODGE concert of that tour, however, was different. A Tina Turner .caressing the microphone is tours of the Port Authority Trans-Hudson , In addition; most of the fairs feature contestr horse racing. New .Jersey jtind Sussex, Spring Lake. - -Wed., Thur., Fri., Mon".", Tues., 7:30; Sat.,. 8; of various kinds, parades, racing,' amusements state parks and forestsT New Jersey's Congressman 4-DAY SPECIAL Sun., 3:50, 7:30... BED;.,SHY At MORNING,' total of 300,000 jammed the Altamont Speedway .beautifully obscene, shots of earlier Rolling (PATH) system for children between the ages ^outside of San-Francisco; By the~lime~ffie Stones concerts please the ear and eye, no MARITAL BLISS- "Escape from the Planet and a wide variety of shows. Chicken bar- summer theatres, skiing John E. Hunt is scheduled to Mon. thru Thurs. Wed.. Thur„ Fri, ,Til.Lli.. "Satisfaction," is a legal trip. Moplewood and Union Theaters fairs. Most have special events for chljdren. Garden State- Arts. Center,- Wednesday night wherr-mc*™ . ,' " • "-O--P- ••.."•• • .Albert Maysles have captured the brutality not through Sept. 2, should make their reservations only of Altamont but of hard rock music. Their "Gimme Shelter" provides fodder for those- -—through Tuesday, as soon as possible. There will be no charge to The schedule follows: historic sights and tours to the Division of State Police will ' 'EOX^NION_XRL--22)-I.OVE.rSTORY,' 2. 4, June 28-July 4, Great Monmouth Fair, different regions of New receive a special award in 6:05, 8: JO, 10:15 daily.— - —- —. _ cameras .go cross-country, from New Yorkio- who would like to ban or censor rock. The groups of IS to 25 youngsters making the tours,,, | BACKSTAGE VISIT—David and Nina Week of Hillsdale and Thomas and John Larson of Muscle Shoals in the southland to California, music is the- background of the disaster at now in their third year. ' "', '1 Freehold Raceway Jersey. A resort information honor of its 50th anniversary, -O--0-- • ^/ :. July1218, Cumberland County Fair! Carmol- section is included. —~~ -— :—— — MAPhEWOOD-ESCAPE FROM PLANET Atlantic Highlands visit backstage with stars of Stuttgart. Ballet Company.Marcia always looking for the heart of.rock music by Altamont, but violence is not_the_aole.ju:operry, , Last year, nearly 2,000 youngsters got a view yet'6rdfrtf~the~moods- OJ—Mick—Jigger, the of the new music. If anything, Altamont and its of. the operations of .the interstate rail rapid Millville Road, MillvHIe Herman -.C. Simonsc, OF APES, Wed., Thur., Fri., Mon., Tues., 7:25,- Haydee aricLRichard-Cragun, after performance" in Now York. The chlidrerTsaw" July 15-17 Cape May. County 4-H Fair, EXECUTUVE POSTS - Nicholas Sumas, leftjias been unanimously elected president of director of the Department's 9:30; Sat., 1:25, 3:30,-G,-8:15, JO: 15;' Sun., 2:05, "Tamihg of the Shrew," which the company ^vill dance during a one-week group's athletic and magnetic lead singer. It is, • viriousness-forced-rock-out^of-Us-Garden of _transit;$ystem,. The tours, which must be' r Shop-Rite .Supermarkets, the merchandising arm of Wakefern Food Corporation. scheduled in advance, will be conducted twice Dennisville Road, % mile north of. Cape May Division' of Economic A list of publications on" •3:5575:45,7:35, 9:25. .ERATURETTE, Wed., --engagement at theGarden State Arts Center,'H6lhYde1r4ufy''12-17.^____ • through.'_Jagger. that the* film reveals the Eden iflto the real world. "Cimme Shelter" is Edward Gold, anoporator of Shop-Rite supermarkets In the South Jersey ax«q, was change in rock, no longer the music of "flower the chronicle of this significant change, daily-Monday through Friday at 9:30a.m. and 1 Court House.',—i Development, termed the conservation maybe-obtained Thur., Frx, Mon., Tues^iT^iOS. . elected to the post of treasurer of Wakefern, the firms wholesale distributor. Gold publication, "a very complete free~f'r'onT the NorllfeasT people." — p.m. They wilLatartlitjany PATH station and _ July16-18, J3ergen County 4-H Fair, Van Saun • .,~o'--o-- takcapproximately three hours to complete. County "Park,"Paramus --:•-• Is arnrctiVe~mernber of Congregation Aha.vath Achlm BikurCholim in Irvingtpn. outline" of all the vacation Regional Office, Bureau of --MAYFAIR-(Hiliside)-PRETTY MAII)S «• 11»11111 rt >ti 11111 f 11 n 1111 j 11111 J 1«111111 j 111« TJ 11 j 1111 • 1111 j 1 j 11 j 11 > • 1 j 11111 M 11111 • J 111111111 • 1 j 111 n 11 • 111 E J 1 ii 1111 r 11 r • 1 • 11 • [ • 11 f 11 r f 11 j_i 11J J J 1 J 1111 • • 11111 • 111^ The film looks at itsclfto get-ft look at Jagger, areas of the state. __ Outdoor Recreation, 1421 We see Jagger, who gyrates and jumpsiill over ^irs;S»iaron Helene.Conaty of Jersey pity, a July-22-24, Burlington. CountyTFarm Fair, • "SLTTIN A ROW, Wed., Thur., Fri., Mon., Tues., H summer guide for the past t Lumberton_r "It is intended' for NewCherry Street7~Philadelph: _ J^Oj Sat.. 3:30, 7, 10:20; Suii.,_3i2.r>.Jiil0.-lJ-:5O. the concert stage, viewing the film—on-an YOUR FOimiCOMINO; =i^l Jersey citizens, as well aajhe—^_ r^=l_91027—- J editing machine, calling for stop action when a" . DIRTY TJINGUS MAGEK—Thur-, 'Fri. rMon7r adds^Jrth performance ;outiof;stjite_yjsitor who wont's _ for&B retries —youth-is knifed in front of THe"Altamont stage. from St. tivklfow where to~go and what ^ 5:05 8:20. *~ '' .---. _. '~—-^r ™:Jagger is not acting when he sits in silence. School in 1969,-has "just completed her A spedaUate afternoon performance timed strumental and vocal group Orange Colored r .,.'-.'-, Unlike Woodstock (or at least' the EUROPEAN 8ophomore-year-at Jersey CltyState.College, . _ _r -O--0-- . , ' i-By MILT H'ABMER iillllllllllllllllllllliilllllllllllllllllllllllllllUllllllllllllllllllllMlllllllimHIllllillllUllllUlllllliiillf lddlese^Couhty Fair, Cranbury for family attendance on Saturday, July3;;has^ Skyv-wnolperformed with the popular, com- Peachy report _ ORMONT (E.O.)~--GIMME"'SIIEETEK7' _ Otiat IWassive^. gathering) the"^£cstival where she was president of ~Pi- Sigma Ps* been-added-to-the schedule of shows-by-Burt poser-arranger-conductor in Las-Vegas. sororily arid a 'member of the Inter-Fraterna! the Garden State ATf6 Center.' ' TURNIABLE.TRE7rr (good-listening).~ sldOuontemporary musicLwittan-emphasis on HOtlDSt rAug 4-7, I -Sun 2, 3:54, 5:48,--7:52rio:06. Vealu'rettel ^^33ie:added Bacharach performanee-will start for^lerseyans n CARPENTERS: by Richard and Karen Cnr- spft sounds, comedy and blackouts., willIbe KUHNEN WILL HAVE Aug 4-7, Salem CountyPalr| Gowtown Thur., Fri., Mon., Tues.72, 7:30;-U:34;-rSatv. Five guides, all young girls from the-New at 5 p.m. '.-;••• " _ -Rabbinical Assembly— "penter. Thisliew LP album, the third by tho—feature- d on the hour-long show.The FiftyLXiutlets handle i. Aug. S-l, Paas«ic~County-4-H Fair, Preakness . Plenty of peaches from the _Sun'., 3:31, 5:2377:29, 9:43. ' ~ . Jersey-New York metropolitan area, are" beta; -Zbtotlior-aiid sister Grammy winners ("Close-To - -JQoodlelowii-Pipersiand singer Mark Lindsay FOR YOUR PLEASURE Shopping Center, .Wayrfez^...-..-^. His originally scheduled six evening showsat _Garden.State tliis'season-is the specially trained by PATH to explain the' the Arts Center from-Mpnday, June 28, through j^rhost Rabbis Board first forecast of the year by •You"), contains original songs as well as songs will be regulars on the program. A major various points of interest aifd give special at- Aug. 5-7, Camden County 4-H Fair, Garden - ^.-JRIALIolcWestfiuld (-LITTLE BIG MAN, ~ musical' guest star and • a rotating guest Arts Center tickets State Racetrack, Cherry Hill July 3, have been sold out with the exception of The Rabbinical Assembly of Northern-New the New Jersey Crop Thur., Mon., Tues., 7, 9:40; Fri., 7:15, 10:10; • written by other composers:-Original songs tention to the children,.... include—-'Saturday," "One Love" ahd. comedian will also appear each week. The Garden State-Arts Center this'week Aug. 9-14, Sussex County Farm & Horse lawn space. . • ; - —Jersey will be .host_ to the new|y-formed Repori4ng-Ser-vioe<- GARDEN STATE BALLROOMS " Sat'., 1,7:15,10':-lB;j!JuiCI;3:30,6:25,9:10.. ' —J Groups wishing to take advantage of the, Prescnl indications are tha at Newark Airport adjacent lo the Holiday Inn "Druscllla Penny." Also on the album arelfie" reported-that it has more than 50 outlets in remaining tour dates should contact Fred Show, Branchvllle ' ,=. Chairman John P.' Gallagher of the.New organization of the New Jersey Board of — "' --0--O.' " Aug. 12-14, Atlantic County 4-H Fair, Route 50 Jersey Highway Authority, which operates the Rabbis at its annual outing on Monday at the the )971 crop will total 110 UNION (Union Ccnler)--ESCAPE FROM THE 'selections "Rainy Days and Mondays," "Let banks Arid department stores throughout New McReejn the Port Authority's Rail Tran- Me Bo the One" (A Place-To") "Hideaway," Jersey for the sale of performance ticliels. Volkswagen between Mays Landing arid Egg Harbor • Arts Center on the Garden State Parkway Metropolitan Hotel, Asbury Park. Rabbi Barry million pounds, 27 percent PLANET OF THE APES, Thur., Fri., Mon., sportation Department, Room 302, 111 Eighth' more than the "short 1970 crop "For AirWe.Know" (from the. film "Lovers and- The box office on the Arts Center site at • During Our Special Aug. 13-14, Mercer County 4-H & Farmers' here, said the added show was scheduled both Dov Schwartz, secretary of the Rabbinical -r3r£Ll5,'lQ; Sat., Sun., I, 3, 5:15, 7:15,.1(L 'Show, Coliseum, New. Jersey State Fairground, Assembly, IsehairmanTor the event; _and 5 percent more than in " Other Strangers,") .".'.•_ ' :- Telegraph Hill Park,alongJhe Garden State to meet the demand for Bacharach per- BANQUET Trenton •.-".-. 1969. A Bacharach-David Medley: "Knowing Parkway (Exit 116), is open Monday through EUROPACAR formance tickets, and to. provide another oc- Rabbi Reuben R. Celine of Springfield and FACILITIES When to Leave.'^'Make It Easy on Yourself," Saturday between 10:30 a.m. and 9 p.m. on PATH trahu, Fair, casion for family attendance. Rabbi Israel Dresner of Wayne will'coTTduct a (There's) "Always Something There .to." The list of Arts Center ticket outlets, with no for straight A symposium on -the practical problems of the (25 to 500 p Wall_Stadium offers i q between Tickets . for the added Bachafach per- Remin"d"Me'r -"ril Never FnTHnhove Again," "service charge involved except where in- 3 WEEKS IN EUROPE rabblnute. ' " "'•'• ••:. : WET SUITS apection of the new PATH terminal below Aug 18-21, Warren County Farmers* Fair, formance can be_purchased at the Arts Center "Walk On By" and "Do You Know the Way to dicated per ticket, includes: • PLUS CAR , • - World Trade Center in lower Manhattan, and a box office^ in Telegraph Hill Park off-Parkway ~~fnple-feature\program San Jose; "Sometimes" and Karens super Cranford: City Federal Savings, South •• PLUS.UNLIMITED FREE MILEAGE foodyhbspitality and Harmony ' . . ,; J visit, to' the construction site of the PATH- Exit 116 starting today. Mail orders can be>- Dangerous weekends: - VLTsion of "Superstar." . .— — avenue.at South-Union. -••-—-—-— • PLUS AIR-EUGHT-TO AND FROM Aug. 19-21, Essex County 4-H Fair, Roseland With-thisad With three feature races scheduled Saturday' ' AMSTERDAM, FRANKFURT, or MUftlCH Journal Square Transportation Center in. School, Harrison Avenue, Roseland . addressed to Bacharach Afternoon, Garden Almost 40 percent of all highway deaths The-ajbum package is a 'standup picture Elizabeth; City Federal Savings, E. Jersey • PLUS 20 NIGHTS ACCOMODATIONS Jersey City., .-....._ . State Arts Center, Box 116, Holmdel, N.J. 07733. night at Wall Stadium, lit. 34, Bolmatv-the : excel lent service. —Augr-51-5ept. 6, Flemington Fair, Route 31, occur on weekends^SO percent between fi p.m. frame with the duo's picture on the front, The "at Jefferson, and branches at Elihora avenue • AMSTERDAM . . $408. . The ticket price scale is $0.50, $7.50, $0.50, and program will get under way a_t 7:30, a half hour Flemington -•--—:.— ' "" and 6 a.m., according to statistics complied by • frontrfrnrfle photo has been specially treated to and Jersey, Newark avenue and North; • FRANKFURT-TT-rJ42«—r. -•- : $5.50,:with lawn seating^selMng at.$3,50. earlier than usual. The enrd includes ARDC • give it a daguerreo-typed look of the early -Steinbach Company, lOOJ^;oad_st. (25 cents • MUNICH. . . . ; .,1431... -Sept. 10-19, NewlJersejr-State Fair;^Siatel The Travelers Insurance Companies. "Never „ midgeLv^modified—arid limited sportsman 3 coyrses-to study _ Fairground,.•Trenton;.'-'-";'""-"'-'"";" "'•-"•' •'•'' — Appearing with Bacharach at each of his on-woek<3iids~mlghi-be-a-driyer motto worth lUOOVfA&M RECORDS-SP^502)... . service charge). ' .•-.-•• WE ACCEPT seven Arts Center shows wilt be the" in- events. ••••' ' •.--. Observing. , . __Iueirnew-summer TV^show titled "Make Kenilworth: City Federal—Savings,- MOST MAJOR CREDIT CARDS .: Let us help you plan your next Club Luncheon, Business Meotin|:,.;Wi'd-' The modified sportsmen and. ARDCs will Your Own Kind of Music"~will~ premiere on Boulevard at Center. ''. " DINER'S CLUB :, BANK AMERICARC. graduatipn at, lAmericcioipatterrYS Frontier and the "Rise of the Common Man," din|;, Bar Mil/v.ili,. Ail.uiyels.iiy^o'r any l;ir|;c or small (unction.. .Our .Tuesday*,-July- 6, on NBG^—Assistitig1—them AMERICAN EXPRESS "• ETC. and Romantiulsin and Refui in wUrbgthgtoplcs designed to help the modern, fapiljliis and excollont survico-uiill-prouldo;you with a'distinclivo compete" in Heat races; and 35-lap featuro- TH&CARP.ENTERS " ~LindciVT-City 'Federal Savings, N. Wood at Rider College xi^_ >SCUBA ... events, the limited-in-heqt races and a 30-lap in their debut will.be HerbAlpert.The . "A "coordinated three-course program in studied the first semester. "students-who will bo enrolling J and memorable occasion. Our capable' stall-of specialists, with over 39 Elm;•'"._=_ . • • .-.• . ^ American Studies will be offered during the The second semester topics will include at Rider in the fall familiarize, years o( experience; .will handle all ol Ihe'detallsT-'Speclal. menus can^ feature. • . eight shows will replace the Don Knotts time -Newark: Bambergcr's, 131 Market st. "Tho Dumbwaltflr" To Publicity Chairmen: 1971-72 academic year at the Florham-Madison From Romanticism to Realism, the Guilded themselves with the college. - by Harold Plnlor DIVERS COVE be designed to suit your need,.your mood, your budfictrTTic ht(;ti quality (approximately $1 charge). !_•_ campus of Fairlelgh QicklnsonUniverslty. The Age, the .Twenties: Fords, Flappers and and ease the strain of the food and urtrivalcd-scrvicg is a combination Ilial-insures..success, Would, you like~soxrie help Union: City Federal Savings, Stuyvesant The first of some 950 Rider "The Amorlcan Oreom' ' :HWY. 35 KUHNEN course offerings In American Literature,. Fanatics, atld Mass Society. • . " College freshmen will begin regular September orientation by Edward Albco Laurence Harbor, N.J.. For Freo booklet and to answer all your questions 'jn preparing newspaper re- avenue near Vauxhall road. History_of American Ideas, and The Social JUNE 34,35,24 [ TRAVEl INC. Eve—n thougn-thlP-—s U a...iii^r combine, d- program. Y—, . arriving on the college's process". ; «U:J0P.M. call our banquet manager, Miss Toni, 34W7OO J.easeB"-?~Write to-this news- Foundations of American Education will 583-271T ~ V: 9 — Sail your.olf lo 30,000 Icjmiliei BREAKFAST -LUNCH • COCKTAILS • DINNER • ENTERTAINMENT on Submitting News re- o(jr offlco by noon on Friday v • _w|th_o lowicitt Woni Ad. Coll ^COMING: July 1, SUN. 6 AM to NOON ., analvzedby the studentrr— ———— _•^ttcn'perml«8ion-fromthe-c<«iT«einstnictoi^---nr, r p programs.' Fflntastlcks' .leases." • • , The Puritan" Age, the AgepMteaion, the or insmrctoTST The eight 2V<-day sessions -686-7700 -. * --•-•- " • tROSSWORD PUZZLE festival at Tdday,"$ will feature family fare FOR ENJOYMENT IN EATHiGJPtit Answer ACROSS Upsala College will present - Upsala—"There won't be any 1. Scheme 5. Tennis a'. Famous Film- Festival- on X-rated movies, so mom and return" -campus this summer for dad can bring the kids and 8. Exasperate .students and the general spend anight at the cinema as . Elliptical public. ~; " ~ --— WGTised to know in days gone 11. Chinese -Theme of. the festival, which by. V^elre even going to sell—.; province' pnprnrri *' ^ Common- "From Fictioir to Flicks' The schedulhdl e off showings "twin sister' ~~. place highlighting outstanding follows: • — —— SATURDAYS ,-14. "Hall" to 10. Stringed : BUDDVDEiFRANC(r ' JPomp«y nstrument books that have been tran- . . June 25 and 27, "Advise and ARE THE TAUTH0 —1&. Manage 11, Attacked 35, Lukewarm sformed jnto movies. Among Consent" with, Henry Fonda; ' ^ Band Bash! Meet the stars of the 4O.'s, 50's and 60's! 37. Coquette the stars who will appear in July 2 and 4, "Caine MutinyTr~ "Hey, Mad! Which way to the fire house!" lMndUtinct (2wd».) ~ Every Thursday and Sunday night thrbugiriout the eummer, GREATEST -RESTAURANT.-^COCKTAIL LOUNGE • IB. Lady'ahalr 13. Observe _the_IUms are Henry Fonda, . with' Humphrey Bogart and Como 6arly afternoon.-.. sv i_ pad 16. Soft d|et Gnegoi'y" Peck, Humphrey Jose Ferrer; .July .9 and 11, listen and-dance to America's Greatest I ub, smorKasb67o7~. ofl dijon'af'lha'.famoui' Gulbrbnion Organ Wed.'- Sun. ~ 19. Miss 21. Faced Bogart, Alec Guiness,. Jos$, " "Background to Danger" with c'ocCtaH-parly; roast-bfref-tiinnorT Remlck : Butlnas* Man Ferrer and.Peter':torfq..' '.-_'.„: George Raft; July 18 and 18, YOU'RE "IN" AT NATIONAL INNS . • ' •'• 20. Genesis- -Showings will take place on • "East of Eden" with. James and Dlnnar. Served Dally name ..'__ Pick your_!ipoirpick.your_no.ily.HfoG,-SolMl tho w'ny you want to spotid your vacation. 22. Golfer's .- every Friday and Sunday - Dean; July 23 and 25,'' "The ' Wholhor you Ilko tho cosmopolitan almosphoro orxho Sholburna Hotol and.Motor Ml.llASONS 'dinners at $2.95 up standard night at Tr3ap.m.Jn-Upsalaia— :Bridge;On"The'RIverKwai" . Inn/tho fnmlly almosphoroof tho.Donnis Hotel-Motol, or^tho convonionco and-cpm-. PLAYLAND Hplll AND OOLI ClUO Facllltl.- (or W«ddlng«, pl^R 24.Princlple— air conditioned - Carriage with Alec Guiness and William ' fort of tho Qualjty-Molol-Ht. Royal or tho Lombnrdy Motol, all four glvo you tho bost J?_ut» 22 . Scotch Plalm 233-0475 WEST ORANGE. N. J Meetings & Pctrflesr~ Holden;— VThe Guns of REd wood 1-4400 26. Veranda ~ House Theatre which—is— of Atlantic .Cilyboachos,4ho-p5ols',--tho Boardwalk•-... and all tho mnrvolous thlnns Open Doliy & Evos Wbekdoys, 04'J MAGIE AVE. J UNIO 30. Norse deity situated near Edgerton Ngvarone" with Gregory to do. Wholhor you Ilko to sun, run or |uot-hayo;fun; try a Wutlonal Inn this summor. frombloon; Snl. a. Sun. from 10a.m. 32. Composer terrace oft Prospect street in Peck; Aug. 6 and 8, "Cyrano " REDUCED.WEEKpAY DAY RATES Bartok _ DhSllNGroUT ABOUND THE INNS_\ ^ East Orange. Admission per De • Bergerac" ,rwith -Jose ,• ($llnla«uro Golf-Baseball Batting-Go Cart*- 33. Islet showing Is 99- cents. Season Ferrer; and Aug. 13 and 15, tf"you're.piutof our DiamohdJIrrvBrady or Donnla Vnchllon Planq,. 36. Fldo or Spot "Maltese Falcon" with you can snmplo tho fnro at any of our famous roatauranls— LDJ,jjJng^qy GO TO THE DICKENS 38, Old Italian " subscription tickets for the' The §holburn6 Boardwalk Dining Room • Tho Inn of Tho Throb Pony & Horse Rides-Swinging Cages-Table MECT title k eight films are priced at $5. Humphrey. Bogart and Peter - Tuns • Tho Roynl PavIIIIdn • Fjord Room • Curloy^Cornor • Tennis-Moan Walk •Shooting Gallery Enlortalnment 5NI»lit».T 39. Act as V Tickets are available at- the Lorre. " '• '.'--'. Dennis.Coffoo Shop • TikUTorraco • LUNCHEON chairnianJ_ door, at the Special .Sessions. Try thorn nil. -And for our Europoah, Plan fjuosts, thoro'a no 11:JO A il.Contrived- 2:J0 I'M, Office in Beck Hall or at the dining anywharoT'Quall.ty, variety nnd your choico of sovoh •42. Subject -College Center office Outpafient visits bIMNERS •43. Breathing rustnurnnts. Sun. - ThUfB. — 45. Miss Foch "Each feature will, -be • CHICAGO -. For every SUPERVISED CHILDREN'S DAY CAMPS— 5 preceded by a showing of a -patient admittcd'ton hospital HOW Fri. 5P.M.-U PiM. — Throtrnno groups wilh Alhlolic Dlrocloro. Tours, hlkoo, nrls rind MUSIC MAKERS—Tho S(onoman Family wIlLjjEpear atthe^Great Mpnmouth-Fdir at But.5P:M.-«U«inighl ironv-a Buck Rogers : in-1970, thexe, .wore g.7out- f"roohold=Racoway. .Ihey wifLfierform Tuesday; June 29^ at 4-dnd -8 p.m. TT UIDMITB SMACKS 0 -Mon.-Thui.. lit PA.M, patieni visits, Tepofta the badrfflnlon, shuflloboard, .gamo room; pinrj |SoTigr~(I'"a' fjyrrj'sr Stonemans.are-rioted toFfBerrfblkTnosic qnd d ABOU "This; series proniises" -to."Ame'Pican1 Hospital s.i, (ij 3 A.M de-somV- old-fashioned, "Association. Ambulato FAMILY FIJN-AROUND THE_CLOCK_ >Thortf n-ao much In, do'.. Swimming nt ttHLPOOlsrw al IliS-boTiclv ; •shopplnfl, tnnTirn-uio-^oh'teV-'br-oloflin'(ro'T-ic^*wlo.Rw'htry"club*'.~' !Sr| 7T...CiQur«G-ujiUi-cjuafanlQtJCt-BUirilnn- lirims—Bf^"J"-Qlt*"-"—w'n--ltu'T—~-^v 585 Sprinflfleld-Av« oonBDVden.Brvd-fi papn7T6ii(aiLi.SaU_WatorTa((yd^WaK,MU8oum Amuiienionl- aplewood 761-9850 Rldds • Bowling • SlflhlBoolng.(Groyllno Tours) • Boardwalk BlcycllnaJi Stool^lef-- Sauna i dr Steam Room • Miniature Golf'» Oconnworld Sonc(u»rluin • Movies • Ocean Boat Slghlaod- ANET OF THEAPES Ing 'iVIp • Family Photo •Storybook Land or Advonluro Village • Harnoss Raclng-ttrrSonson). MitimS UlLIHiwuruWf At The Hamn\ohd Organ lacGraw Ryan O'Neal Wed.-Frl. & Sat. Nights YOU CAN't BE RAINED OUT AT NATIONAL-INNS- occopliril llm enijoflemisnl LILLIAN BROWN BUOHO APPtTlTO ROOM THEATWB/itE^TAURANT Aok iiboul our "Good Woathqr Gunrantoo .-Ruln-Froo Vocutlon Plan A Trie Course in 1 ovhilnblo 11 your option, ' ; 'PRETTY MAIDS Lovemaking EDWARD FVIULHARE ALL IN A ROW ol TV* "Th» Qho»i arid Mr». Mulr" 1 1 . Wllh Ro.ckHudson' GIQSCPPI'S. Grnblouo nnd traditional I} } SERVING FINE ITALIAN living with n modorn flnlr. ^l|^ UNDERGRADUATE" D Whoro tho fnrnily.comos Chestnut :#«•.«:« anjAMERICAN CUISINE NOW thru June 27 100 /ir Air Condltlonud, i to play. Quality jiorvlco^ • In color PtrforrMntes Wednesday -. look u*t)«lrt kv ALAN mosaic Ilia bnliirooms with V^J _wttho«(-bwinn too formnl Tavern & • thruSundiy ,-_i «».lcb, FREDERICK tOEWE d.lroEKlliil Iplophonoa. Out- IIATTI 0 MnTAH ¥MW about It. A, gronl mnorl, HOTEL-MOTEL Boardwalk and MicfiTgiin Avenue Exccllwl color. unlEtrtfllnment ' Why iu|l? You n"l ll Restaurant Man. thru Thai,. 5.P.M. to 10 P.M. door-Indoor pool and pr|vnlo -. HO 1 hL & MO I UK INN holol-nio.lol. Air .condi- KlmHunlor RoddvMcDovyoll- ilinniii' In IIIWII fm Ptl. & Sat. 5 P.M. to 1 A.M. tionod bodrooma, two DENNIS VACATION PLAN (54V Ch»»tnut St./Unlon Clo«elu h Includlnn dully aourmot dlnnorii, our Itibuloliy timorrjuubord broakfuHttuiiul all tjiu 3rd or 4tii p{ir(;on In anmu room from $40.50. Sinijlo - Add $G nightly. ITALIAN • oxlrns, afa-utijlh poraunin »amo room Irom $^0.SO. Slnglo - Add $G tilglitly. . 3 dnya nnd-sVlolm> from $47.25 pur parson, Iwo in room/- a days jl 2 nloRftiroaiSSO.25 por puroon, two In room. EuropiMn PluH^liliiii $10.1SO por portion dally, two in room. ' ' . ' ; T a iliillclnus-K-iinsiiK Clly AMERICAN 1 rulo!) nnd family roomul • . ' DIJMIN HOI I M\N> •Klrlolln.Sl)'l CUISINE,' KtiNikinul nil H . y*l • Laroont.Conlor City M6l«il on Iho nburdwolk I'lllll MX ROYAL -EOR RESERVATIONS-CALL FREE! wllh froo pnrking, outdoor pool, gumo roqm ' lln'mnr/.n.. Park Place near Boardwalk 'and thi) yillaflo Roy' We havo a>'"Mbnopoly" on the bosl addreaarln town. Royal Metropolitan~NBw4ork' ' Dial 1-800-257-790^ Boardwalk and . • Mountlo Colfo«-Shop.-G«l«r TV In every room. Outdoor Poo< Racing Now thru August 9 Nt'w Ifttscy. •' V " .^ '. Dial 1-800-642-9100 , Kentucky AVenue vQame Room, (rob parklrld, : OPEN DAILY OCEANPORT, N.J." Nsw York, State, Pomu., New England,' Maryland, D.C., ..V; 4 days and $£^?»OO **< room, •1)130 XM-MIDNIGHT 2 rnllai'frarn Gard«fi St. Pirkway; Eiilt 105 4 days and 3*i|lghtsJroin V^ two in room • 3 nights (row ^V^Jr two l^roorn TAKE 0UT?I E VICE AVAlLABU SPECIALTRAINS Direct to Oranditand SPECIAL BUSES, Ojrden St.^kwy rm n SAT'TIL TA.M Lv, Public SM«1(B Terminal. Pino St. Europoan Plun. 3rd and 4th person In room— i^.OQ nl Dslaware, Vlieliila, West'Virginia " Dial t-80O-257-736O Europuan-plarirard und 4lh porso'n in room - $3.00 nlc SIRLOIN PIT 777 BLOOMFIE"L" 0 AVE.. WEST CALQWEL Lv.P«nn Station, N«H Yolk 11:48 AM Dolly Niwaik, 11:10 la 12:00 Noon Hilly CLO58D TUESDAY Mudion Trm. PATH 1132 I5«ls. » July 5 INI ' Dolly'frotn $10.50 per poraonfc )(vo In Dally from $10.50 por,poison, two In rodm. O(>f;iL:UN. YHHU THU((S 1130 AM TO It HO l» M t-'RI.. SAT 1 1 HO A AMPLE 1'KEK 1'AHKINO « rk (P.|in. Slallonl 12:04 M \> "LITTLE Blti MAN" m TO U OO I'.M (:MtU I'AHKIWO /'NO TIIMMMO / 221101 11! Panovislon-Tbchnlcolof [GP|«« 2B00 SPRINGFIEtD AVE NATIONAL INNS...THE INN PLACES TO STAY IN ATLANTIC CITY Thursday,' Juno 24, 19T 24-Thursdpy. June 24, 1971-SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER : "Work Near Home"" Brewers hand Twins firstioss, 5-4v To Place Your Ad suburban To Place Your Ad 1 Call 6867700 Call 686-7700 g if I s DEADLINE: TUESDAY NOON .' 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TRE DV-LECAL AUTO PARTS MAN KEYPUNCH CAN YOU TYPE? . Experienced. Pleasant PASTE-UP ADMITTING CLERK Many .-positions In large KEYPUNCH Auto parts distributors needs alrconditionod, \ girl office. Union iMpc'rloncqd coi'PTp.ipcr production levels terminology background • SWITCHBOARD OPERS secRETAJlY-legafor-executlvo, SALESMEN SALESWOMEN iLkiam, ad'., etc.) Position—full— for responsible operator in semifinal • -preferred. 8 A.M.- 4 P.M. shift : .ACCOUNTING CLERKS expanding data process Highly skilled, lull or part time. QUALITY- limrMon. throuah Fri. For (urthor open- Call: Write Box 1082, co Union Leader, inlnrmiltion.call 686-7700, jext. 41 with two years' pITTs The fourth and fiftli grade girls' Softball Excellontbeneflts. section, for a Keypunch 129VStuyve&ant-Ave., Union AUTOMOTIVE LICENSED OR TRAINEES HIF experience_ on_ Alpha- -: —MANY POSITIONS R6 24 season closed with the Brewers triumphing Operator with 1 to .2 25 Summit Avo., Summit, N.J. Numeric 029. and 055 over tlie previously" undefeated Twins, 5^4. MEMORIAL • : _ FEE PAID — years experience. Well SECRETARY FULL TIME -PART TIME mac h i ne,""L ibe r"a r The championsliip trophies were presented by GENERAL HOSPITAL- 1GIRLOFPICE DRAFTSMAN HALL EMPLOYMENT established manufac- engineering — Experienced Mayor Nat ^tokesi Trophies wer^ presented 100O Galloping Hill Rd. IRVINGTON LOCATION Civ. _ . . For our Essex or Union County Office. . OVEH 18 . company paid benefits - Union, N.J, , 6871906 AGENCY INC. 374-3800 K In highways a~ ndbridges. Phono or turer offers steady write: . Bergcr Assoc. inc., ... We will tr,ain_ypu.r- . program. For^jntervlew to die first 5nd second place tdamr) and a y "QurJOth Year" MORNINGS special-award was presented to the'SeoaTors 193 Maplewood Ave., Maplewood employment, good STENOGRAPHER—TYPIST (or Halsted Street, East Oronge, 672- OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED! caTf464-7000 or apply at ; AMBITIOUS LADrES. - ' • 743-8310 smalt office In • Union. Varied 4410. AFTERNOONS PersonnerOfflce. . 7 ~ us die most improved team. . • "N R 4-24 starting salary and duties; oxcellent opportunity for K6-24 -All eight teams set their lineups to begin Our houiehold nnJ boauty d*- right porson. Phono 6B8-4896." EVENINGS - partment can' \iu« you right liberal fringe benefits. CALLRliDY • — xf, CALL MR. CAR BONE ill 0050 tlie final-week of_the season. Monday spw die now lrt our Older nnd doll very Apply after 9 A.M. ENGINEERS i2 ENGELHARD '•-.Twins defeat *e Indians. The Senators topped dopt.J Muit hnvo 15 houri per COMPTOMETER tlie Angels, tlie Yankees defeated tlie Athletics ' week, ftvalloblfi. CalL2B9-8723 j SECRETARY-TYPIST COLONY REALTORS INDUSTRIES --——3— zT/r:- GENERAL GUMMED= "General" knowledge—w* offlco and-the Brewers won from the Tigers. '•procedures required, 1 girl offlco PART "TIME" 430 Mountain Ave. 1 OPERATOR MECHANICAL 371,6700 - Parents, relatives and—friends lined the ATTENTION "HOUSEWIVES. ' "PRODUCTS, INC. In Union. Call for -appointment, •Murray Hill, N.J. (leTds - at Chlsholm • to watch the semifinals. Free Christmas toys sqecJal-for 531 NarStiies St. 74ZJ300^Mr. Brown; - GAE^uow ambngnhe nation's M81 Clinton.; Ave:. Irvington TELLERS __•••-- 'July unly. 24l»7^2ST*7 ^To • work lQ_i_££ntrallzed , . -" " K'6-24 lop 300 organlialIons, has •Opi-n OoJr 9-9 Sg| 4 Sun ».J ' —T—ITieBrewersopened with a strong lead over -—Payroll . Department on LindeTT- 'liqunl Opportunity Employer M-F : imjnodlate openino^—for - . —y 6/24 tho__Yankees, coasting home 25-1. In tlie p^Gpararion of i actofypsyroli.— n—Et(tml--<}pportunit\r-Eniptoyijr~ V—SUMMFRJQR—PART-TtMI»— m ochanlcal-englneco—il=ils_ i FIRST NATIONAL- Good starting salary* excellent AA- F *' . " • WeokendST-llflhl bookkeeping, $2 dosirable.South Bound Orook fjiF'corher of tlie field the Senatorsitiatched -BOOKKEEPER—ASSISTANT- *' corppany benefits Including per-hour to starJJ^CARDEN rST-ATE-BANK I a c 11111 es . E xt e 11 e n I ___£L WUC A L -Accounts-p&yablpr'knowledoe of profit sharing.-Cltae-|_u tSDuHc— STATE CITGCX- GardonStalo plays-witb tlie Twins, only to falllby two runs NCR 3100 helpfulrWI'o Box 1080, opportunities.,Jor recognition PLASMA ^ jr;apsportatlon, . Pkwv., Union, N.J. (noxt-to and—furlher-^(i*'^i(*j6r iimal- I OF NEW JERSET in ihc~lnst inning. The final game was setr^r- - c-o Suburban" Publishing Corp., Howard Johnson). t tlie Bre'wers-vs. the Twins.'•'**'• --—.-. -1291 Stuyvosant Ave,, Union, N.J. LEGAL_SECRfTARY qrowth witn*a dynamic leacler I.L.Y.OU hrtvc prtivioui-bflnRinu DONORS WANTED — K6-24- CALLOR APPLY: MR. LEHMAN- Now air conditioned offfena, • pr the b'ulldlng, floor- and JUNE GRADS expermnco, iwc. h.wwim pool Patti Dayj~Anna Calamusa and Mr^ZAnne~Sfra£ljo. Natalie ..•'•"•• 'y- •.:'•- ...„;;• • ~~ ••—:..-:.' • -~"<~ ' • •-_- Typists, Addresso^raph'Operators, Accounting Clerks, etc. Donna Lies leading off as- pitclier, Margaret conditions. Como on—let's talk! Div. Cornputor Rcsourcos, 1503 . REQUISITE.' ' Excellont Training,, No Typfnfl_or Steno. , ^.. - .PART TIME MESSENGER" j rORCE FLIGHT SUPERVISOR field. Shown, fromleft, are, front, Anne Cdrrfmarato, Donna Lanza and fcrllen Stiove are not pictured. UNITEDMARK6TSINC. — Stuyvesani Ave., Union, N. J/687- (Part Time - Full Time) pt:m. to "6 pwn.i Monday thru woll versed in .oraanizatlon • Day on first base. Donna Anagnos at second- IWI'MorrlsAve. 545i • — Excellent living "conditions hrjday. Muvl_h-tve car." Apply in '.yulc'm;. especl.Tllv' in personnol Lies, Barbara,Calamusa, Diane Pacifico, Patty Murphy, iifteg ' -•--.•' . ••. -L-1. : (Photo by Jim Adams) . BOOKKEEPER Newark- We offers c&mplote benefit pack"aoo Including Sears discount base and Karen Strasko" on third boso.Ellen .Union, N.J, M43SS0 • . - - .ze/a4 Experience Preferred; and convenient to -both ' andproflt sharing, with beautiful air-conditioned offices and ' pcrspp,-, - onH security Resume furnished 6n Elizabeth area. Experience, metropolitan and. rural areas; Stieve, Natalie Lanza and Donna Williams necessary. Typing. Good salary, . ' K6-24 We Offer—Many~ Com- an atmosphere ofcongcnlal Ity which Is hard to beat. DPAV.k'&tkMtiifi IES,Fuodj.-Du/ -reauestr (-"rod W^AAoroanj4i«^10t2 new offices. Apply In person. MATURE, KIND woman wanted —full benefits package Including ' Bordcn, Inc. 5U—Lyons Avu.. -Wolley-Avcr^Union, 68B 10B2. covered left field and right field was covered SOCCER •— —Avant Industries '" " COUNTER GIRL wanted for dry to care tor olderly-.woman while pany Benefits. . 3 woeks-uacatlon policy and '— ~ INTERESTED?.,. . CALL US TODAY AT" Irvinoton,- •—— VT/K with AnnTXommarato and Diane Pacifico. '813 Frelinghuvscnave.. Newark- cloaner. Saturdays only. Union-. daughter at business. 6S6-0130. .tuition -'rolmbursument ; 27/-7J3^OR-APPCY IN PERSON ' An Equ.il "Opportunity Employer Irvington lino..Call ES. 4.2265. prompt Interviews 'arranged ' OPE^.DAILyjJilO 4:30 FOR CONVEN,IENT INTERVIEWS.' X 6-7-i Barbara Calamusa was shortstop. rAPPLYv for all' qualified candidates RETIRED -MAN Very Tollable. team swamps Varsity; letters who send fully confidential -Seeks.permanent part-time work. .. The Twins -opened up in the first inning for BANKING.CLERK TYPISTS:: MATURE ,_1| NTEULTGENT -ROBERT HALL REAL ESTATE, by Union Realtor, 4I17BM4 WOMAN wanted for ,growing ' resumes, includjno salary- adult —person, somi> ialos- " a two-run lead. Patty McCorrnlQk_anii«i imitii. go up to die box holding the prince, pr if die V.i-1* available. Evenlno shift. Malor AJfotHcal. Call our Newark 12-11. ^"^^ l ( K° "P »•«•» box Jading the prince^ pr if the V^ «»«. «"«• ^ V - . of training and -277.223fc= . ' Candidate .must bo competent in - America's mos) .Jnap.ortant _ -•Commarato ((4-0) ) squeakeq d through with a R4-24 OB-GYN offlco, 654 5581, Mrs. M. L.iroe active oflice, member ol ; In the-replay' last Wednesday evening, with - prince would come, down to the field. Theprince—rgelp-,gaid he was-neyer so 3haken.uRlnJ1.1s Ufe.. all aspects of plant upkeep. Salary LEWIS-CHESTER The Elks who have.yet:io-wtn-ii gamc^pur— tight 2-1 victory over Meeker. Marino, Norman Roinhardt, Robert Ripp.Da f CLERICAL SWITCHBOARD IWMI Immediate ' openings in O B . - XA-24 open. 'Contact Charles Bauman, ' ~~lnsurance^Organlzatloris. We lour Multiple Listing Boards 1 die same runners on-second arid third, Ron took the initiative, ancj diis statement wos_ He wns hired for 6,000 cruzeiros (J75) a mondu train. Modern offl.ee, downtown iel Sllvcrman, Jerry Splesbach,Gary Stre.eti •;,.. :.,, | . ^ ,, ,„ „„„ »„ .,_ ._,._„., _, ,.,„,„„„ i ,h« Brazilian press, 1 DICTO: departmont of rr ' dirbctor of personnel, Union s o e k i n n self m-d ti v a t c d up a good battlo In a losing cause. The scor- ebmmarato opened tho game with a single LaPoinhPn nlt drovn en "in two runs to druw ahead of 'written i n the Brazilian press. — =r- Tlie rost Is soccer history. ,,'. Newark. Work hours 8f A.M. • 5 departmont of modern hospital. have established policies that 1173GRBBNST-ISELIN ing-was openedjby tlie Elks on a double by Also,. Donald Astley, Eric Bergman, Wayne Ali-,3 shifts o^en. - ' Secretary County.Rogional High School salesperson for Scotch Plains- by Rich .Johnson, n^base on balls'and anodier Legion. Larry. Dry, pitching in relief, made "In Uie kingdom of soccer to whose territory lie Is now die highest paid athlete in the PJM. or 12 noon - 8 P.M. Call 442. A-1 Temporaries District I, Mountain- Av.c, i •mean you can'-t miss building a oMico. For information call 322- Ralph Do Flho and' an error by Lu-Ton's. single by Lou Erhart to take a 1-0 lead. Camp, • Joseph D'AgostinL-JKeiineth DIGarlor world, and although ho now earns morojthan 3209 to a P.M. Excellent starting salary, with Springfield. 5200. - •- _tliq dilrd out on a dirpw to first, afte- r Scappy'- ' -s alll ditl e statett s of ditl e worlld belongbl , diooniyklngliykl . fringe benefits, Call: Exporloncod Gal Friday lypo with ~^"great career. All you need Is the Lu-Toh's^tio'd the score in'tho diird on a They-added another run in die third on a Paul Fanurpff, Kimald Frank, karl Kotovosky, : half a "million dollars tt year from playing U96A/lorrlsAvo.. Union 9641300 good Ivplng-transcribing skillt, . 376-6300 Exl. 96 RICHARD C. FISCHER hud gone ahead, 9-7. — Is Pole.' Above his majesty only die-spiritual 101 No.WoodAuo.Llndcn 9251600 ••^ZZ ' '• K6-24. Jniti.atlyerknow-how and ambition -Kejllor —.: Scotch Plains ONH IRVINGTON YuTlow Cab single by Camalair, un error and a live single John Johnson single to make the score 2-0. Leonard "Pflfthor,—Joseph Rapuano, Warren with Santos and from numerous endorsements interesting |ob-with-varied duties. 4. r_ XA7-I Serj^Lce, 19A11 Plymouth .with-air After walking in ono runj.Scuppy's gave up a power of heaven can rule." . . ~ : r 219 Pk.Avo.Scotch Plains 322 8300 ~~"~ /MEMORIAL —. Work with congenial group in by Bill Hausmann. -y • — _. Meoker scorod dioir only run on a home run Schloupner,~MIke stadler; _Cierlc'al lP ar1 Time •_ 0 6 24 -—and-The-cfuture-is yours. What's condition i»<|—Call-feetwtM' —grand slamjiome run tp Andy Herkak]_Legion Like so many youngsters in^the poverty- and several business venturtfsrho sdll gets in national company's executive FIELD REPRESENTATIVE part p.M—weekdays, all day Sunday The Elks bounced rlghrbaclrlnto a 2-i lead . by Normun Mulcjrow. Both teams played excel- Also,' Noll Anderson, Stu Brecher, Robort GENERAL HOSPITAL offices. GoocLsalaty' and groat or full -time.-, —Pull:- tralnlriq more, we give "you the best STUDENTS •• START with $2 had won qver Halpin Brodiers, assisted by two 'strickensectlon of Tres CoracooiToutside^Sao his dally practice sessions and doesn t skip n.u;mintco nlur, honus. Flexible 173 I Ull. on doubles. by BiTTKlann and Rich Timony. lent defensive games as John Erhardt wan Day, Dennis JEplscopo, Jeffrey Fine, Barry HOUSEWIVES—PART TIME," 1000GALLOPINGHILL RD. benefit^ " ~~~ program. For appointment,., call grand.slarti homers by Ilerkalo. Legion's vic- Puulo wore he was born, Pelo knew, what It the hard work. - ~ • . • '•• EARN narrato Fashion Shows, .2-3 eves UNION,N.J. .- 687-1900 322 5405. • equipment with which to work ...- -honra—to-ftt—your schedule. CiiL. - •""-:• " ' . .Z.6-'34 - Lu-Ton's ^knotted tlie score on a solo homer by ' die winning pitcher und Arnio Dingle die loser. •Gorst, Ray Greenberg,,Scott Herman, Kenneth;1- -uer-week-. Earn S2S to S40~per ove. -. . .— ' Zii-24. 1 ClL r tory over Scdppy's puts it iiijsecond place and meant ;to-benhungry iind go wltijoutrshoes; His Pele is not out for every dollar he can get.. Sfrout Realty, Inc...... SA-24 360-30'sr-S0 s and-67 plus the most. winning pltcljer Dan Studney. — Len Erhart had three of the flvo Commarato Morser, David Mitchell, Brian Ogonowsky," Free wardrobe, car necessary. •Instructions, Schools ,n die play-offs with Jayne's. ' . __: father, ^Dondinho, was an obscure pro soccer One of hrs~ventures is.'running several apeuft—-- Call, lor Intorvlow, 289:9224, 289- PART TIME GAL FRIDAY 311 Springfiold Avo., Summit .''• advanced auxiliary unitsr"Sor If — In the sixth inning, Lu-Ton's broke tho .hits. Meeker-hud only four hits. ... JamosJtuguccl, RIck'Sllverstein.JamesWRin^ ; B324 or 287-0584,-— Pleasant niodornsales oldco .in ment liduses in Sao Paulo, where he has ordered ~ 273.2000 yoy.^have at least 2- yeare' , game open, scoring, six runs on two Walks, • Team standing's:. W—Lr be^K, TonV* Ldvett, Charles Moore,—Waynd--"'--- mat if a family', can't afford the1 rent to let' —" . , , . ' !C0/2« UnfDTi. 3 hours per day. Musi typo, K7-24 INSlJRANCE MONEY answor toluphonc. Call Mr. Santco, ^Li TYPISTS . DO YOU want your son (9 thru 12) , singles by Bob • Ricket, Joe Rohuleyj—Lou_ Commarato ~~ .j rj Rutz iiiid tSvhi-Widont.- . • __: r them live rent free..Ho also refuses to endorse" 4853331 CLAIMS ADJUSTER- HOME OV/NER . 8. TELEPHOf4E SOLICITORS FOR SubUi'b.in ., newspnpor oroup to keerS playlno his instrument in -Palmier! and TonyCamalarl, and a long double Wllpat • _ , ;i, • 30' Golf Coach Raymond G..._Yanchus (seven UquoTranTrctgTi"rettesT"''I-reaIIzeTlia( thoyouthj GLOTMJ'NG DRIVE TO WORK Excellont opportunity"'for_ an -in DOS or OS apply soon. You yvill the surrini'ir fl, have, furvtoo? Send * : Allstato Insurance Company- aggrcsslvo FlreMiiVIno adlustor [ loc(itc*d In Unlonlhnii oprnlnnr, (or by Bruce Ayers. Protecting an &f21eadproved , awards) Steven Gechlik, £>cott Prusslng, Stu— " has- several permanent. FIRE INSURANCE FROM HOME. College Students- receive a good starting salary and (•xpcrlcncod tvpKts to oporiife'bur -him to SUMMER WINDS day, Top athletes fprjRegionqi!_ -of Brazil: lookup" to me," he once said, "and ~ wlth-5-yearsjpjipenienco. Liberal camp, rrfr" information call John difficult as die Elks scored three more runs" PARTY HELP WANTED . Wolcomcd. CALL 667B8J6 or 376- s new compuleV.lypc ocllinn system. "- Re"nilinger ~ art Gurawltz, Stove Borson, Dan Kotovosky; positions In- Its Murray. Hill P1OLICY. RATER 8, benefits. / "^ excellent-benefits.- Josa, I4J-3311. since I don't smoko or drink, then Iwon't Polllo, courteous glrl.'or woman : on an orror, a walk, a. jingle by -Joe Philipi 2 2 David Modes, Jeff Schneider. , "" "Regional Ojflco. ~-.\ )«' . " • • l-orappt.cii)l, ^Woprt-for thost> withoxporifneo on Lu-Ton's ' ' 2 2 WRITER WANTED wantctl.to holp hostess' at. ono or tape producino koybairds, but will" ' —• ••- F7-1 . and a double, by Bob Hosely. ' - ", endorse thoseproducts." . ' . tWQ sma|f partlos and dinners per ' K 6.24 Mr.-Toeso, 624-4500 -Somerset '• n 2 Tennl.T^Coach Richard Fernandez (nine, '. Wotraln for clerical work. No Day o£:Ev.eningJntervlews can be nccopt those whotoiil they qua! If v". Gq see the king. You will not regret it. typing or steno required, wock Good salary & all bcnoflts. Large month. Simply help. servo and Positions Jiff' toll tlrrw A^op Stanley's and Lu-Ton's had a hitter's battle PBA nwurds): 4rthUr;Starr, Ray. bunzicer, Byron'- progressive agency. .Call. Mr. cleanup. Will pay JJVPer evening: -TELePHONlE SOLICITOR^ ^Z arranged: ... iCall_379-4800, Ext. 1 1 part., time mornings or work trom home. Exporlunco.not •—American •-— •throuali Frl. • For . further in a 12-11 gjune;-whicb proved to be Stanley's Ehlers, Howard "Liuvin'o, Su'mrt. Llobeskind, , Jackson, 354 8350. _. — Please write Box 1078, Suburban 1 information, c.itl 6aA77O0, oxt.' .11. : .Stanley's " • ' . ' -i" 3 .ovenings;. full time, nights or e^sontliil, at Ica^t 3 hours rooulr-adt- "2157. _We are located directly first victory of die soason. Tom Lowy, Richard Flslibe/n, Marlo-Dennla—• -weekends. Full- time t 'Publlshmor-l!»l-Stuvve6an.t-Ave., . . . , HT-F Meeker • . '. , 1 '4 —©ob-JMuiukowicar-NormwrTSdnhnrdt,- Car- Union. N.J.? • 373-6370: • . - _ I nsurance Company Lu-Ton's Jumped on Jack Brenner in the arid Lary' Silvorstein. " r "r~ rr~ Relnliardt, Dayton's state champion milor, employees—eligible for 10 K6-24 IS Washington St.- Newark, N.J. -across-from the Shsrt-Hills-AAaII. -Elks 0 4 . mine- Bovb, Steve Gechlik/^Ed^'raesslo and will, enter the U.S. Military Academy arWcst— Golf Journey 'percont ..Sears discount;' HOUSEWIVES unable-to hold Equal Opportunity Employer . flrst_inn!ng, scoring three runs as Tony Col- Baseball Couch Edwurd J. Jusinskl (14 oxcellent benof It package. —: day lob •- Incroase family Income •• PERMANENT PART TIME ? TELLER- . '^". The-schedule-is: June 28, Lu-Ton's - Meekor, Howie Alexander honfl^tlie list of Jonathan .Point..' -- . . OfllcQ.work, 20-30 hours a month & PART TIME—2 or_3 evenings per , ' ' ^ .X6-24 luccl "singled," Joc~Leshko reached on an awards): Edward-Cook, Tom Fulcone,- Frunk- >art tlmeoucnlngs. Car necessary, week. $20-530 per ove. BotDTrnrBoo • EX-fieRIENCED. -~- Stanley's - Utilities; 29, Elks - Wtlpat, Somer- ... Dayton Regional High School adiletes expected, _Janukowicz, who'won 10 varsity letters in CALL MISS-TISIKER,"277-7723 !45-9327,J81'2915, 8. 245-2730. at your xonvonience;: pleasant 1 . error and Bill Hausmann wltlr two outs/hit a Fllipfine, Doug Freeman, Gil. Gleim, Rbbort county boys working] conditions.. -376-0469. Llnolashlon stylist. No oxporlonco MAN-TO SERVICE -& set - Commarato; 30, Stanley^ - Elks, Lu- to continue dielrcareers~in"collogeraccbrdlng football, basketball -arid baseball and was ORMR. HOULIHAN, 277 7721 •'-• • 2TF nocessnrv. Car required. Call for long home run. They added five more runs in Janukowicz.vDavld Minlmunrjoe Pepe, Robert;'-'•"• FOR MOR E IN F OR MAT I ON " HARVEY J.TIGER " lntervlew.-2541936,-289.9226 or 289- REPAIR POWER ,8c Toh's - Somerset; July 6, PBA - Remlinger,. to~a list"compUecrby Herb' Palmer, athletic named to the National Honor, S&cloty-as. a™~ TIP—Union County Insurance Youth Golf HARDWAREHOOSEWARE-- courses "custom Qulnn, Tom Rosslter, Jumos Schoch, Richard 1 -po-TELLh'------'.' Somerset -"WllputiX Stanley's - Elks,£om-~ director. V ""..'•• Classic, the preliminary round to u state golf 324Mlllburn Ave.,.MIIIburn °324:— •- .. X6-17 SNOWL BLOWERS. individual noods. > Junior, has received-a_$2,900 academit! ALLSTATE " ^— INGHESAWAY ••- I. Ti'L'h or sona I typing marato - Lu-Ton's; 8, PBA' - Meeker,Somer- Wnek, Jeff Sluter and Poter May. ' • Graossle and. Alexander, who. led die Bull- — K .Yes, do tell "us' •LaVanture paid tribute-to Coacli Tugliontl "scholarship from Rollins Colloge in Florida. «. tpOrnameJit and a national j>ro-am rtiatch, will • .• THEEGYPTIAN WRAPWAY EXPERIENCED cour^ii MiWiUUIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIiHIHIIIUmillllllllllllUUIUIIIIIUUS set - Commarato. dogs to- a Suburban Conference championship INSURANCE Guiir.tin^eod' loss 2 Inches Ihru TYPISTS • you've^_;_had some V.Hnninnowi-ofdcii typlng-coufso for .compiling one oL-the outstanding track '. Gechlik, record-breaking captain".ofdio bo held for:C-unty:;ybuths~nextTuosdayai the. PARTTIME ONLY. _Jn baskediail.-libve been'awarded full scliolnrr" middle'and 1 'Inch In each .thigh. (PERMANENT OPEN INGS) — experience and,.weUC "TirhfU'ih' up tvpinocourso" |__.-==r.N:EW &!USED . ~ | rocords in,tlu Dnytnn gnlf mnm,.linn received'a $1,350 Ash'Brook Country Club In Scotch Plains... COMPANY , Spoclal prlco forflrst 4S to~cat|. We ulfor discount!, on pTTrchiisu -scholarship from the University of South ""-T.l.o_18-hole medfil playjs_ sponsored by the ,4ralll> after 1 p.m.. ' • A-1 Employment' tell you , about-our— of ok-ctric ivpuwritorr,. Wo,ofler_i men compilec TEtLER K 6-24 1 Mountain Avo., Murray Hill. N;J. —. •-.—:- . . .-. x-7-a Iroo Jifotinn. placement sofvlce. , tbtfskediall and Florida. "—--- ' —r JJ;—brllor)-.County. Association of.Independent In- lovely, air conditioned 1 I j Autpmobile .•'-§ one tie in dual meets. Equal Opportunity Employor_ 101 rto.Wood AVo.,Linden 925-1600 W*. otter th'ir, ,irt which whon cut track, has;received a foodjall scholarshipmT" . Other varsity amletos and the colleges theyA. surunce Agents,' according to IrwlnDlamondbf'. EKper loneu doslrod, but will train MANAGEMENT CAREER INC won stute Ghmp-II championship .honor's plus suitable Individual. Excellent 1995 Morris Ayi).,Union 9641300 TRATNVNG uxclfllunt starting —Irvington Branch with- out and brouiihl .to Tariled for "(ijir t|me Of-course,, we'll also York, Reluys.- '• "'•• • ~~~ "; When You Earn Extra employment.' LTqht maintenance most (ixpt.'rienced and pro- Stv Louis; • • • fortho national tournament, a 72-hole tourna-if you'll.work with. ^~- , - - For, LViuo-Jn^Soction— DEL-RAY . _. . ._f... tell you about the good oressive 'Wplnn- teacher ~ln the Tlie Springfield Amerlcnn Legion' baseball . Stollar miler Normun Reinhardt set a State .Money, l.earn The work, early retiree consldered- area. *i ; .- •'•• AlsOr'.PiuT'F,rles,-track, Newark College of ment widi name touring professionals. Tills \ '_. BLOOD BANK Tho Union Renter National Bank. 4jr»tiibltshocl olncci wry active, : team will play-host-tO-Roselle-tonight=nt-trnt- atestZMakeup -Tricks CalI MrTwaiaollch at 277-4000__. CLERK TYPISTS rcc|tiirt«i-furl ttnd 'p»»ft tln'to-w.itlcr. sjilary—and—excellent ^Englnoqrlng; Gary Grant,^track,^TootCall, will be held at Craig-Hill County_CIyb, Brock-- Strout Realty >Jnc;— "• £/ 2003 Morr Is Avo. .Union 1 ypTi, mined honors. Sectional state champjon. honors- went Full.tlhio.-«osltiaiCavallablo for. _ Call "6883500 f67TnWrvTcw__ ^iuwsonnol^-nDnurous'cbmmls'jionr,, benefits too. Please J wrestling, Union College; Dennis Marhio.footJ ^PortprsuburbbrRociiester, N.Y.,.Aug. 26-^29. - nd~ 'AAraHe—^-New 'i.. Jll Sprlnqrlold AVsiainimlt -The" National'Sfate Bank - exccd.onced bloftd._-. bank- i^outstancllnri- —out^last^weti k,-will-lk>-pIayed-at-Ruby.-F,lcld to: Paul Punaroff. in low hurdles, Curminer : :r -: Ah' Equal Opportunity Emplbvor— llisit our Persojine! Friends By Being. An_ — ••"-:"--^sJ "'"" • " .7 Summit, N.J.—^^—. Itthnlclon, E?cccHcnt--starr!ng- : ''l2 ^i—"T^ jh juyelm" bull, track, wr.QStllng, Maryyille;- Bolf-Ripp; . ". P«rtie^tin^youngBTerB> iT)Ust.£o~un"der1B .• .:An Bqual:oppoiaunltvtempHiiyer•_ (jftiarv^ptus frtngo^lienotltsr-Call; fQC_two applicants with /ON Repres6htative. De; good .::•: :i i^ _And=Eun1 qaW ^P.s.tivdrgpjed,wg .gameiiacfluntyieague. :rT:7atfliUtUl6j^JiJg.rg l.p competitionJasMi/eek..'ni5"Go"ntliientals lost .-JGftvin"W.tsomLand Reinhardt-ln^the -ui; t -toJ|c_stfleldcI3^,:. arid to Union."3-1. I !_'.. '-~ ^Dtthrciic-3ire"ct6rlTP;ainier' closed die "pro- ' ^"galn'jit Union, Springiolcl's Jim. Brok'ttW z.—'rr^rn~'witli rhn ,sratotii5n['r1nif~"Tiif»lferl- -< wf n U(n«ini.»'7W|lH-a. _(0«Tco.t -Wint' Ad #iTJJLiiDbll OK1UTS_,\ : "yoOI are TJnterestedZJn: TbMP- •NQ:FEE~ - xenllwortb -wlcv! singled-hlmtome. Sprlngflplddienioaded" ;:prodiic.ecl-eonstst;ontly superior-triick-toams- RECEPTIONISTjLPPctor needs •705 Boulovard ..pMFtion. -Ihe~~sec0nd:: ja 'FIDELITY -"—-.- ; if-Goiuiectlcut, on a NadorfalJvleritScliolarshlp"; secretaFial .type wprkv. receptionist with typing skills^ JumuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiinuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii die bases widi wliiks to' Rick Wnekr and Kevin . since tuklng'over in 1966." ~~ " fTlnht applicant will bo trained, position requires an "Kotating-sh'lft.'.Previous Union Trust Gen =John=HagemeyBr,^; football—University-of or like .working -with OLSIEN: . Kernan, but Vniori'H Len Dropkin struck out . Cilll ES 3-4213 wuokdays, 1-5 p.rn. PART TIME-MEN, Nood J1O.O00 aptitgde for figures for guard. or military UXPERlENCED TEACHE R— Dayton; JhjrSllvorrnan, football, Tampa; Art 375-2100 lor Intorvlow . • extra this .year? Past -growlno 765 Broad "Street die next two men .to end thcdireatr - ' ^ *~ P figures ot typlng,x:we SERVICES work in our Payroll experience preferred. .iv.til.Pl'ilefor tulorino.^lomentflry - SPERCO Wjei'sbrot, fpptbolli'Rutgers; Larry Stornbach, ' ..K4-24 365Chostnut St., Union cofp. riood^ serious minded Nowark, N.J. School students in reading and •' Dropkin and Springfield's Roger Htidgins AUTHORIZED Sales And Service UNI; have several posltibtts persons willing to work hard for To'qualify you must iti.tthonnitiCG. CrtH-Afl^V2*1-af»ei'5 ' soqeor, Rhode'Island; Davo Dubln, soccor, 686-3262 Department. Company Edunl Opportunitv Employer l continued in a pitchers' duel until.die fifdi. . Allegheny College SPRINQFIELD,- that amount and more. Immodlato P.M * • •. • MOTOR CO.lnc.IJ, MlclUgon; Al • SclUanger, soccer,- Ohio avaliable.G o od salary ^ECEEXIONIST openings. Complete company paid, liberal benefits have a driver's license Then Dropkin sihrjledjor Union, Fred Giar-r" ! University; Ray Danjjlger, soccer, Oberlin; SUMMIT & benefits. Employee • - TYPIST • , TURN SPARE Hours Into S by training. Call 6061094 program. For interview and be c»ble to pass a dina walked, Fredqbrostn singled in. one run "Also, Garry Bronning, wi-ostllng, Wagner; 731-8100 parking. Contact Mr. Larqe Mown town Newark Savings soiling v?ur won crontlqns with . . x 7-a HIGH SCHOOL (squlvolency Cadillac-Old*mobile^ graduates Cohen bows. Fro(y information...-No apply Personnel physical 'and security ct;rhtiC(tt(! ctu.ir^ntoed. Phqnu.AflA-1 and Jay, P.etrillo doubled for two more runs r TRAVEL AGENTS. OUIilUE, Alun G0odman, wrtastllhg, Miami of Ohio and Foster: '• '' -' Banlchasopuning for a clorkivplst UPHOLSTERER — * apod 491 Mo.rV. Ay.., Summit '.273.1700 to.'act as a rocepttopltl In tho Oblloatlon. Call... 763-4367 ,'altor 5 check.- Excellent wilh iir' without .following •tAfiS. tiyo-Points Institute. ' iind the bull gnme.'Rick Vitnlc, finished on die MEADVILLE, Pa. J- Riclmrd A. Cohen 'of--- CRANF.ORD, opportunity. Steady work, good Department or call 464- 1 , SALES.SERVICE -PARTS. Kurt Meyor, wrestling, Stetson. .. executive aroa, Excellentstartlna P.M.. -,' • . inLunfti^t' tont'i'^'Sibn ,. Evonlncis V • . '.•• F-M mound for die'Condnontala. ' ' i3 Ko^dr., Springfield, N.J.,_wns among 340 LINDEN, ' • ' X6-24 pay. Eliiabtsth Town Upholstery 7000 . company paid benefits 2(iyiiiA " CompLl. bojy Xh Si salary & fringo bonoflts. Call 62£ Contof, 352-9232. -, op rvlCw 'Brokuw and Janukowlcz led tlie Springfiold OHIO CASUALTY 5000. Ext. 263 ' program. For interview TWIRLING LESSONS SJE.LECT USED CARS , seniors who received tliplr Negroes lnsf wevk RAH WAY ••• '- ' . X 6,-24 • batters widi two1 hits apiece, and Dave Mini- 1 _ - ' K8/34" Domestic Help WantedWomen . 2 ANY AGE. NO EXPERIENCE "•• Suburban Ar.a 40 Y.on ' • from Allegheny College.- ' ' '' . .* 353-4880 INSURANCE GROUP ENGELHARD apply • Personnel Office NECESSARY.- CONTACT MISS- - To Publicity Chairmen: SERVICE STATION PLACE-MENT WILLS. '. • UIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIliliillilliiiHIiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiliilliiiiiiiiililllllliilliiii man had a single. Cohen, son bf Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cohen, MOVAfibrrlsAvoV." Union, N.J. or call: G 6-24 COMPANION for elderly, woman; ATTBNDANT-F1ART TIME, '•'" ' 276 7577 • • Westfield blasted Randy Stec and Janukowlcz ' received n bachelor, of urts-in-Enpllsh duMny •Would you like some' help •> „ 9640550' • SALESWOMAN, woakunds, 'daytime and possibly COUNSELLOR" SPRINGFIELD GARAGE Full tlmo only. Rutall oKporlenco fight'cooking'',and duties. Own INDUSTRIES Kxctfllent around (loor opportunity F6-24 AIRCOOLCD AUTOMOTIVE for six runs in t|ie first inning.' Springfield dio.collogo'a 156di commoucoment exorcises.. room Wrllo to Box No. 1004, Union ovonlngs. call 687-2IJ64.' in preparing" newspaper re- necessary,' Partv shop wHh - ' * , X(l/!4 '430 Mountain Av£>_ for incporioncuct pfo. Siilnry plus scored its two runs in thefifdi wldi-ii walk, 311 Morris Avenun Springfield, N J greellna cards. Caft or comtHn. Leader, 1291 Sluyvesant Avo., commission for rig lit pjj+r.o'n. TUTORrWGMATH CORP. CARP BOX No. 3 i..1- Union, N.J. ' - • • Murray HIM, NJ. Pliii.li office, compk'H-ly priv.ito. AND R FADING n lilt batsman.und singles by SteVe Baker und leases? Write to this, news- X 6 24 SERVICE S TA T l-b N'S ENQELHARD Junukowicz. Rich Rlloy wnsthewlnnlngpltciior "^ . • FRIDAY DEADLINE \ ~"~ 376-0222 ' 100A South Oranao Avo., Newark. : ATTENDANTFull time. Hours 4 Llliie Cror.s Ulue SliioKI .pi.Ml RtMuin.ihlo rotoii Al Wollwitin per and ask for our "Tips (Vailsburg suction) D9.91V06 to 12 weekdays. Can be mechanic, - Eciiiiil Opportunity Employt't" MF ayiiibble A .ill m.ijor holklitv Cill VA|-U0l)5 f- 4-24 CLERK TYPISTS 1 for the visitors. Janukowlcz led Springfield All it'oms othor than spotnows should bu. HOUSEKEEPEK- (or 2 .idults. also. Ca.il 607-3U66 • INDUSTRIES Movi up to maniir)i;m«it in J.| CO.. 5l!i NO. 'MICHIGAN AVE., Summer Birthday Gift? . References -required.. Call - 76:). T 'UE INDEPENDENT,,-stiirt your KbNILWORTH, 96l.16.IQ. CALL P.S. EXPRESS . SWELLING S.SNELLINO CObLECTIC)NMEN r nl£TWEI;N 9 A.M. S P M Jlf^Millburn Av... Hupl.wood So 3-4567..^. ' -98i to $9.95 ' APPLY; . .,' 44U9 ' '•'>"• own business. Np hwoiitment. l or EMPLOYMENT.SEHVICE .. Si^ialL. loan or consumers credit' INJECTION MOL Ol N G ErJ COUPLES- Snorkel* . . R IhFormtilfun ciilt Mr,-Ciblx)n&^;)t —Uyitl—oftice 'cleaning. Must' be wunuiituuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiimiii ClerlcalSalesTuchnlcal, V137 E. • • t-- oxpurlunco. Excellent salary and 744-9)02 "WVrOTI'N'E OPTTR'ATDTJS^—Ke benullts. H. Kristin, 61)7-4745:- experience' neccssAry. 1st, '.'nil a experienced. Own transtwrtallon. * Ei TRY PERSONAL STATIONERY. BUSES TO $1.45 to. $3.98 WEEKDAYS 8AM' T6-4 P&A Jersey St., Ellja. 355-S9QO ' ' R7-1S Call 3S.I.107.S alter * p.ln> v/ HelpWanted-Mon ; 3 CITY FEDERAL-SAVINGS .Irrt shifts. Men lor .Vd shift; CHI K (1/3-1 v •FAMILY WHO IS PLANNING A. Swim Vo.Y«. ' . ' • ' X 0 5 1 1 CAHILL-COFFI RACE •^ UNION 611AAI22. FARM OR RANCH VACATION Calling.,Cards, Note $3.95 to $4.95" • . X 6r24. COUMLES without provloui . . • V 7-1 SECRETARY- LEGAL DR ivE R•'it E Lp"ER~wii'»tod7"~ o"r WHO WANTS TO MAKT- MO.OOO would IlkV to bean Irom other or .Memo Pads In MONMOUTHPARK TRACK' (Kowlng eluctr.lcnl contrdctlna business oxperionco but wlljino to tamiijes' who have had- /his Elastic Stop Nut Div. Pleasant ottice, /Jop pay for1 . work & lujlrfnonftthurr Pluii'-itmt, OK MODL I Telephone salesfh our SPORT llrinv Knuwludui) of Essux County S3o6-11DOO pur nuinth. .yount) 1 . experience.,. Call 233 6370 TI(UBS., Bright Colors from ' experienced olrl. Downtown ^ MAN TO SERVICE & iirolltiiblo work,CHllaj'4-0703 two*- inli'rn.>tio'n.tl roi |1or..itiOd ni^udi,1 ollici outsKujdnid opportunity. EVERY SATURDAY Suva Tlniol Sava Monayl "ariia'a must. Full time. Call 399- Calltor personal appointment. 6/6 , .f-n. Ill 5 P.M., or weekday eves. • Dodge 1 RE-PAIR POWER ,& lor Intorvlt'W. . lor ill '- (ji'.hMbutoi s • itnd UUSESLEAVI3 MOKHIS AND MILLUURN AVES. AT' ' SHOP ..;tfie -••.•, ' Convonlant -^ Full Protoctlqri • u Call A.13-7113 X inandVK'ilii-'nr personnel. No :illSl). AAr. Georcie . .. . 11:2S A.M. ANO'FROM SpRINGplEUD CENTER -AT I , flmerace - Esna Corp. H 6-24~! : X6 2 .1334Stuyv«»anl __ '-'"' L ' • > ' '* ,SNO# BliOWERS. exiii'i'lunce Keudeil. Will train. Cill 312 Springfiold :35A M Mini.Fri. v -I P.M, J/5 UKS . STUDENTS SlART'with S2 ": ' ' • • •: $-|5o: • ".. . DANIEL D.KALEM AGENCY Union «' SECKETARVLegnl experience. OIL~BURNER SERVICE MA>J, EXPERIENCED ' .. YOUNG SINGLE GIRL NEEDS 2330 VAUXHALL Rp'.^ UNION,N.J. •' -MiL'ferredi but willing,tfl (rain. E. No. 2 Ol I—experienced. Top pay, DENTAL TUCHNtCIAN For try ' V X_7D tjuiiritiitee plus bonus. Flexible U'OOMAAAIL, working or college> ' W Rpl'lND TRIP • A Complete Invuranca Sarvl.Ca ONLY; ' \\\$, bllo blocks, trays andwitxup. Jinurs Iqlit your {cltedulu. Cjll 96.1 iiirl,:!1 : rooms in Union area Call SUMMIT "20 Wain Street CLOSED WED MU8-S2B2 (AN KQUAL OPPORTUNITY KMl'LOYEM) -OrWli oHIcu. .-. • • *.. • . stujily, Uluo Cross 8, Shield, Rider txpwiimcud. CHII \fi4-lSW • .674-4474 •. J, tullbonoflts. 3730)10. • •• 762-0291 SELL UAUVS ol.l ion* w'uli a O'iVB • All? Hot/ mornings. Ml 11 burn n «.n. It rrl. Till ?i Olh.,':t)o,.' Tlll'4 ' QJ/M . . . " Ki-U Wuiil Ad. Coll 6(14-7700. , " ' XT/lb New & Used Cars & Trucks PUBLIC SERVICE TRANSPORT Call 688-5950 , MASTER CHAROE mi UNI-CARD . v ' K 6-24 •Sales Z73-UO0 " Service 273* 376-460Q. SPRINGFIELD, N.J. "Oh. it's you again, Mr, < • ,• • ' Nader," _•••; j. - • •,*• ' ".- !7 .-.-.- -"•' £_i> "'-

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-Thursday. June 24, t, 19/., _,. Futrushed Room Wanted 106 PMSOMIJ '" • 10 • Merchandise tor Sale" Merchandise lor Sale 15 17 Carpeting 33 Masonry 66 ApartnWnts lor-««nt - 101 127 1 Dogs, Cats, Pels . Plumbing & Heating ^ 75 Houses for Sale 111 Hotiws (or Sale ' 111 Houses for Sale ' ."•r.-JU Public Noticb Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice

\ TKAM pK ITALIAN MASONS BUPIIUOFI PLUMBING Ii HKATJWJ CEDAR K NOLLS 5 room.ap* , p'"!> reasonable life |sa period ol fifteen -NOTICE LIMITING CK EDITORS REPOSSESSED ORGAN BICYCLES new and uu-d tor bale CHIHUAHUA—AKC REG. CARPETS REPAIRED BV When Atl Else Falls TOWNSHIPOF UNIOW PENALTIES FOB fHE Mwi £&rp«iitern. Wo can beautify your GIB lleat Installed ~v Repair. — Ra 2 additional rooms partially Furnished Rooms MAPLEWOOD • Young' split built years computed frjam the dale of -fc TO ALL CREDITORS AND ALL TOO BUSY 1 i$ and up. We service all makes. l>uui>l<-s. BRAUT^FUL- COLQRS, experts. Cheerful free estimates. modeling — awtric Buwtur Ooanine— - SHORT HILLS ) PUBtIC NOTICE U-hereby VIOLATION THEREOF-'" : Bike Shop/ 1201 St. "George Awe.. • MALE 8, I-EMALC. *5S & US'. Call tome. step*, ratios, sidvwallui. vtc. tmisned. AinrtMlttPVinctudedrTnrt" . wh'en- quality ruled. Four TRY V.I.P.-WE'RE! given that tho - ordinance^ said bonds. • , . Bt IT ORDAINEiD by the OTHERS HAVING CLAIMS OR SALES SPECTACULAR Commercial 8, residential Call 673.D313 • G1SL3441 a«-llour Service - Call 37«-68in or per mo Avjilablo July.lst. 467-0306 DOWN PAY//.I.NT VA ( ' DEMANDS AGAINST ' - Colonifl. 634,5275 • . - installations.' •' ' Rid.mor . »""' bedrooms, 3V> baths. Recreation NO. 1 ' , hereinbelow set forth was finally SCCtlOn 10. It is hereby deter- Township •Committee ot the TO PLAN s4 5 in/e or 376 8000, ext; 40. . — room. Basement. 2 car attached. passed and approved at a mooting mined and^ stated that the Township of Union in tho County of L &SCHEVHOLETCOAAPANV, ' ,- ABCC • '••Credit Company CRESTC.ARPETSERVIC6 • ARE YOU LOST MJI (J I Atl 11'nVl I V II ' " :: ' V Spacious properly adlolnlng park. 200 Hard to-oet Hondas In stock for Supplemental Debt Statement INC- ( YOUR NEXT repossessed -15 now Thomas 241 10U0 ~ Union/Elizabeth of the Township Committee of the Union as follows: * MASON CONTRACTOR• 79 J44,9: • -• •• .. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY required by said Local Bond Law • , o Corporationo*'tne~Statyuf NCw -•' ~— ROSE WOOL HUG, 12 x 16; dlnollo BASSET HOUMD I year old, • K6-17 Rest Homes In a big house? Then call us to see Townshlp-ot-Union in the County of Section 1. Section VU. of tho oryans from a New Jersey dealer. SALVATOREGIftNO IRVINGTON 6 large-rooms, 2nd, LOUIS E. SCHINDEL, Broker. 1 READYTOGOI' ' Union held. June 22/1971. The has been duly made and filed in the •Jersey in DissolUrion ' " *^-'-—. - All organs ore new and come with st*l, cushions, lormica' top tablo; m.tle, > all shots, -uood with this custom built brick & stone abovi: yniitk'd ort_ home. "You can beat your rugs but CRANFORD second I • ___, u V-VAI'LSBURGt • local bond law, has* begun to run Law, ' is increased by this (71 singlt; fri>e stand!ng' non- to the Corporation at 28 Prlrfte - to tempt your taste" _•:•-• F6 24 1 Family $35,000 n ordinance by ilA,500.00 and that available organ!*: you can't boat our—price '8. IRVINGTON 2 APARTMENTS. 1- stitute, orip of the Bell • "pULLY AIR CONDITIOMEDJ Cape Cod* S\'i room, asbestos from the. date - of the , first flashing signi- (>n u.ich such Struet, eitrabeth.-N.J. 07207,CIO MINK COAT. Natural Ranch dark 6-FamiJy ^"$35,000 the Issuance of the bonds and notos Lihdohury, McCormick * 8. -. * buds. Handled with Orig. Now mink, I . year old. Srrr~ 1012. workmanship." 8 cents a sq: foot. Moving & Storage Roofing & Siding 80 • 3 room, 1 - 4 room. Available July Secluded private property! This . shlnxjle, tllo kitchen, modern publication of thjs statement. premises, providing that same SIAMESE KITTENS Chocolate, Call 2331363 8. 923 2514 ' &'--Hpwell Schools, All S's, excellent location, oil- authorized by this ordinance will identifi<;'j only the trade name of EstfljbroQk, on or before December List Original cost J850, prlco J300. Call blue 8," sealpolnt, trained," CFA 1st. Call E5. 3-2650. .has apartment living beat. tllo bath, enclosed back porch, . steam ,. heatg 220 wiring, ' ___AAA'RY.E. MILLER . elegance & care. K 6 17 needs housing for full COLONIAL Realistically.priced. Call '• be within all, debt limitations 'jUCh giJSoline;. extend.*; no hk*i"-*r 24, 1971. Model 125 2 Keyboard 964 1937 rog., Ctramp. bid ttne. CaH 53?j — 2 6' 24 oil - hoi air and humidifier, 1 excel lent investment ,and, -:— _ Township Clerk prescribed by said Local Bond 1 WlT F"'E MOVTNG - Reu onJiJJeratefl , . ILLIAMH.VETT — room home, situated wal | Merchandise-Mart | than thirty (30) feet above 4he Said claims or demands shall4)0 ^- " Pool parties our Spinet _ 1495 J495 •.-••• X €/2\_ 4126. ' time college —age Jose to grade money maker."Ideal financing AN ORDINANCE. Law. .' ' storage - >ree entlmal«i " -"insOTfld Hootint, —- J>a3»"" «T — GutUrGutl«r»s —F Froe IRVINGTONMODERN olevator wall carpeting, new roof, ~T7round~tcvel;"nnd consist^ot'ilo —pri»&enlBd-in writing specifying Hie ,,.—• 1 Model 145 2 Keyboard << F 6-24 local - long c" estimates — do own work. All N.J. schools. Move lrrc«odltlon. Priced available for qualified buyer. ' AUT-HCUU21 NG THE afTiouhf claimed and me, • specialty. Call: Cellinp " 35 apartment house, 3Vj rooms, fleat students. If you have 376-2300 gutters, combination storms Full price, Twelve String Fender Villager INSTALLATION OF' Section 11. This ordinance more than one huadrwl fifty (ISO) 1 Spinet . 895 629 ' dala. Cll 5-3M8. Insured. 373-1183. G 7 29 • in the DO'S.- . - ^^--^ ANN SYLVESTER'S ^qunrtHceMn-drea and Upes^not particulars ol the claim and iiipW -.110 CASES-• & hot water. Aug. 1st. Seen by -- McPHERSON REALTY and screens, finished basement Guitar And- Plush LJned Case TRAFFIC CONTROLS- Shall take effect twenty days, after MARSHAWS- Model 146R 2 Keyboard : -urand new 'SPRItJG • and_ AMERICAN PIT BULL TERRIDR appointment. 3726921. ' . extra.room or apart- REALTY CORNER. REALTOR with bar and~iaundry room, 5100.00 Or Best Offer, _il Sell. the first publicotlon thereof after project over the property line. . bo verified under oath. __*:'''__' .. ' • REALTOR • -" SIGNALS ON CHESTNUT vlAKE FORXHE"R NOYlCE that Spinet uv-Bandbox -SUMMER shoes. Siles 411 Trlplo PUPPIES. CALL 3730257.~ IIAHPER CAN BKAUTIKV YOUH OIJJ DBNTON ti 1IOLDEN, INC. - • . -• - Z 6-24 649MORRIS AVE fdtenced d N4Hltt1d €»f* 9250829 After 3:00jj.m. final passage. ln.addltlon to the above, a wall .241-8080 232-8114 ments avaifable^.for 19A|denSt., Cranlord 276-0400. STREETrVAUXHALL ROAD upon the filing of proof j)f and Playmate 1,395 995 fo D w.idths. Just arrived, arrival C1ILINCS WITH MODHI1M, FLUSH LOCAL 6 LONG DISTANCE MOVING • ROOFING* SPRINGFIELD .: Hlgh. ; A N. D WAS HING T;O N — Passed^and approved sign shall by•• permitted at each INSTALLATION Ii LIGHTING. - n e/34 • * R 6-24 - VAICSBURG Juno 22, 1971 publication and mailing of" tfiis. •-— Model 445 w-2 speed seven weeks late. MUST SELL at CTOHAGK — ALLIKD VAN UNHK ALL TYPES .n. FOUR ROOMS lor rent lor 1 or 2 rental,- please <.call: 18' Oldtown 6' Beam 75 H.P. 1965 AVENUE AND TO PROVIDE ' •jtrcet entrance wall or wall Leslie ' 1.430 995 • rfduced prlcos. Come soon (or POODLES — Males, black—toy • 241-3090 —(iB6-5771 (47 Yoara Dfipendablu Scrvicfi) NEW OR REPAIRS - INSURED F, Edward Biertuempfel nbuttipT a parking area that notice with tho Secretary or*3Tate " ""1 FREE SHOWER ENSEMBLE. people, Heat Supplied. Call alter 4 1-Family - . $24,750 Evlnrudo Vinyl Top Electric Bilge. FOR THE FINANCING OF CJioico sohZ-~,''""<- Salo lasts until mini, S wks. Champion bred, show- CALL .174-6905- COLONIA .•" - ' J, ^HILLSIDE , Fully Equipped Excellent Con-, .Chairman of. the Township denotes only the trade name of the •of tho State of New Jersey, -as _ JUST FOR HAVING A FEW Paramount loaded P.M. 373-0921. Vailsburu Section. UNION Brick and frame, 6 large THE COST THEREOF > BY theater organ ~, J.580 1,650 all shoW^oos. sold. SPECIAL qu,ilitv- AKC regi. S150. 436 843$ • F 10/14 CHARMING 3 bedroom ranch with dltlon. Call 686-0563. - " ••• THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS Committee of tho Township fetation and its trade name by required by N.J.S, UA:12 12 and GIRLS IN FOR A PARTY. CALL •'• .. . Z624 modern rooms* IVj baths>' up(>n the expiration of' the time Trianon loadeo 3'keylioard OUTSTANDIMG-SALES on MON., SHORT LiNK MOV tJiS a large family room, located on a TIREDOF 4-family Brick $55,000 knotty pine flnlshod basement. ' AND BOND. ANTICIPATION of Union.io.-the County ol products'. Wall sian*, shall not. TU6S-, WED. Han/ev Andrews Cemetery Plots '36 PACKING i STOHAGE APPLIANCI" . " wooded lot & a very qi/Iei street. : Union'"'' exceed two feet In holght and a heroin limited, to wit,. December ., • theater orgnn .. 3,795 2,295 IKVINGTON 3 ROpMS, 964-1500 Then stop 8. call now to Inspect this' •"4-4-S-S/ tllo kitchens, modern Walk-In codar closets, attic Two Tires'Llko New W.W. 73514. NOTES, . '••••• 'JJ{'-- Shoes & Handbags, Echo Plaia MPVING. 24 HOUIISEBVIC^ - Hurry your call. Realtors. With Rims for 65 Mustang Atlas. Attest: Mary E. Miller•_ "total of thirty feet in length. One 24, 1971, all creditors or others Celebrity largest 1 4fl6-72G7 ., HT/F Rug Shampooing . 81 Stuyvesnnt Ave. S150; *•• • ' precious home. Features bathW^car garage, oil steam • fan, hardwood floors. Must see BE IT. ORDATKTED by the having clalnis or demands against — Shopping Center, Springfield. 37V- SHIH TZU PUPPIES — While and Z 6:24_ heat, STOMylrlng* excellent 1st Line W0 373-3390 Aflor 5 p._rn.. ..Township Committee of. tho - Township' ClorU' additional free standing sign shall 2 Keyboard theater 4100. brindli', wliite and .black;, paper HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL „ 374 6650 - LOMBARDI REALTY Hollywood kitchen, 1st. fl. lav. & \to appreciate. FHA approved." tho CorparaTTon who have not tiled 10A location, low taxes- Live rent Townshipof Union In.the County of Union Leader, Junt»'24, 1971 be permitted that may advertise Antiques organ 4,495 2,995 ' • • X7/1 trained. PARK 4 graves at ') price. Union. PROFESSIONAL RUG SHAMPOONING ' — Z6 24 687-5220 2415 Vauxhall Rd., Union laundry* 3 bedrooms, (alousled AHK, Inc. Tl>« GENTLEmdn of lh« Z 6-24 Realtor 37.6J822 Road,, and In thp vicinity ,of thirpropcrfy-line; . S-Thurs:, Frl. & Sat., or by 687-2250 "" equipment, built in corner curio IM'ts 4 tnalt'SWitti puppy shots. 86 I60's. Half block. from COLONY REALTORS Hair Styling Connecticut' Farms School on • (3) riot excoud twenty-five t-nf ore ing thorn, asV'provlded Jsy\ *• r. 334 1044 " _ "Tho Cemetery IlumitHul" Stuyvosslit Moving 4nJ UBtry Surveyors Shackamaxon Country Club.^ R 6-24' N.J.S.n4A:12-13. - •• • appointment. WATTS OF Dally lill 9:30p.m.,Sat.tjll 6p.m. cablnot--Pcrtoct Maytag washer Ave., Union - 14.68-70 Btuyvroant A»e. . R y/V ' UNION - 41-/ rooms, modern, 967 Stuyvesont Avonuo, Union - Chestnut Street and In tho vicinity . 'jqu.ire foot in advertising- _MILLINGTON (near tho Station), and oas dryer. 762.2021 or 676-07?? "F6 24 Union, MW 8-4900. - G B/1O Beautifully shrubbod 90 x 200 It. 5- 371.6700 of_ Washington School 'on area; "• • D.ltcd: Juno-U,-lW-1,—— • „ - •• K6 24 science kitchen, retrltjeraior, Farms & Country Property ' 107 yrs. youngLjuifi, tinned sprinklers ^PLEWOOD JockMcDonnoll 46 SUnnvslopo, Mlllington. A47- GHASSMAN, KPEH b INC. pastel bath, air conditioning, Garage Sale Saturday June 26th Washington Avenue, arid for such (d) not b»?of a bizarre nature YORKSHIRE TERRIOR PUPPY Burveyora ' • ' and lighting systems, built-in 1181 Clinton Ave. Irvington 10:00 a.m. To 4:00 p.rn. UBGordon incidental work as may bo In caricature form or Ix- Presidentof. GRIFFITH.-NEWARK - Hetnijie,.;AKC rc«., paper FLORIDA SPECIALIST adults only. $230. 687^075. ' ENJOY INCOME! i.-1-inig-ot thesatd VL &' S Chevrolet Company, Inc. l iRACELAND' (KENttWORTH) 433 North Uroail stroet' swimming- pool, Dutch science Street, Roselle. Large Varioly of necessary for tho proper illuminated with' Hashing, or trained. . - ' - ,, . - Z 6.24 littoe at Municipal J Steinway, Chickering, Fischer AIR CONDITIONERS" rlyale Party Needs Cash S295. 4 •EUiaboth,.N.J,__.^ EL 5-37,10^ FARM & COUNTRY kitchen with bay Wlndovyand W-W fifipdorn 2 family, 5 & ,5 nrts\, ttems • • cpmplotlogTITLED a(ti;r_j)Uhiic.ition thereof in tho' 1971 . _.—I- 623-58950 Srsr7NS»TKrt_Froe Parking-O , - • ~ ' G 7/8 In 4**»- Clerk's .offlco of- the ''AN • OR D I _ A_N C F.— —568 Ev Elizabeth Ave. POODLES, Toy males, 2 Bracks,"! Reasonaijlo.-EllonOJB 0B4U . m..--399,3600 _* MOUNTAINSIDE ". - Private^ 4B5~43A4. -,—r—-- —^~ ^ToWriShlpof .Union In the County of - :—— - - (Fee S4K04) . "CO N C E RTJTKf G"—T"rt : 16 Central Ave., rear of store brown. AKC reg. Shots. Call 241. -BliY-OFTHE MONTH •- -=7- •.._ --- - Z6-17 "" • " • C6-2A -Pirbtic Notice Union Leadtor,. Junb'34, 19Z3_ — . , . - X 6-2-1 Linden J02: YOUNG COLONIAL - MOTS ERIDSOfiHT ET Union -and In tho offlco CONSTRUCTIOCONSTRUCTIONN , EREERECC- . ApartmentsWanted : ' ' • — (Fee«v;i2) 12 ,_ MOVING ; free Service -89 3 PLUS ACRES^$42,000 MAPLEWOOD ~-":" Wo-H&tod-thlrlarge 8 room bl-leyel - Township Engineer. TTION, ALTERATION r CONTENTS OF" HOME Complete Open Dally & Sat. Act fast to'.purchaso this home, 4 S6T on. large grounds, center Jiallx. BUICK WILDCAT, 1967 :Sectlon-3_T.F ' - ". FRIDAY DE-ADblNE—"'-• LOCHI Jt L9dtt-DlBUnu« in BaHjenRlll. ThTs spacious homo convertible, low mllcago,-Vowner, . .TOWNSHIPOF UNION __^ T—AND-MA-IN-T-E NANCE OF"._ dining room French Provincial CleamngServicenler - 36B SPECIALIZING DJ TIUMMING AND bedrooms, 2'/j baths, lovely modernjkltctMJn, family room wltlv Is hereby—appropriated ha the Fri.Eve-4til-8:30.- ,,- Free E»tlmnt«B . 5 ROOMS WANTED for family of CHARM ' tiddstone— fireplace, lavatory, 4 "has a 2 car oarage, 2 zone heating*, faclol'v air. A,I,.Must sell, s)275_ „• NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS —SIGN*—'- A N O O U TrOOOR ^ ^ZRLUUDERS. ATXENTTONI Sell ';• -All-jte.ms other than spot G Ail Atl E SALE. MUST bEPCSETOF decorator pieces. Living room, AFGHAN PUPPIES 3 mo., IIEMOVAL; REASONAHLE KATIS. 4, Irvlnqton or Maplewood^ Call country-homo'with many extras.- For mother-excellent condition, pOBlilC NOTICE is horoby payment of tho cost of the DISRLAY STRUCT U RES ;- d-mrrilnr.iiiL'd, lawn, black & tan S, Insured bedrooms.—2_ tllo baths, maids dishwasher- & . wall- to wall Blue with matching Interior. foregoing Improvement. Tho sum • vour torvicc5.vto_30,000 locol — ' EVERYTHING. V Uli-JIEASON ABLE;._ ^dinette se_t, lamps, tables, -dminq RIDING MOWER OI^GTOH KOMFOHT KLEIitJ 3)1-9193. " ..,.•. Eat^fn kitchen, large paneled .-tor father 3 bodroom colonlaL carpeting; this home Is situated on given that sealed proposaJ_A^III bo -^PROVIDIN:OVI G FOR - ""THE"" news" snoulcl be i'~~n ou ~""r Odd diahfll, eliaaea, twllt-fcdw head room crianqeller, 'draoerics. Call" ^lToorr-Tor-mSr-Call-lJOl 1,766 0300. r ..Dry Cleaning Lautlromat (|i uu movlnfe und you »ovo) CALL636-20aB 7/TA" family room, your own work shop, room, bath;" roc room, Intercom, Prlvato. 485-4364. • - ~Wappropriated shall bo mot from (amilioi, vVjth" o low-cdtt Wan) Tractor Tires B.~TUbDS-slzo-612- Lautlromat '.... .7.1/1 • -largo living room with "fireplace, a beautifully landscaped lot closo ; rocel^ed \by the Township ISSUANCE OF PERMITS ; bowll. fljnsll. .elsctrlc heatnt*, clul-' " Thurs. after" 6p.m. all day Friday. Cleatcd tiros give excollent F 614 WASH 'NWAX-IAH-WASH —PAUL'S-M&M-MOVINS-^ central alr_conditioning.—tiv'ng Iprmol dining room," modern centrally air_cqndltlqnod, 2j-car^ to -school, —^shop'pinp 8. Commlttee^of *ho Township o( the proceods of Jfhe bonds THER E F OR AND Ad coll 686 770Qz~ ——" ~ofticeby. rioon oh Friday. dren-5 DOoVa, tricycle, low floor model 379 9564 . •_ _ tractio"n on turf without gouging 515 Lohlgh-Avo., Ui . 608-0500 room Includos flreplacoTtrcxposed— —"VltcrtoTi, panpteu Ueri. All l ^ittach'cd-£jacBgi~^ec-thls .beauly authorized and tho down payment G.7/1 1925 Vouxhnll Rd., Union IV Antennas 90 4 or 5 ROOMS WANTED •-up-to trartsportation.' Call our office, to Union for the CONSTRUCTION high chair, doutle aluminum -sink, ~~ ,. X 6-24 the lawn. Set of'3 Goodyear tiros; THREE LITTLE KITTENS boams, brick barbocue. Eves. 722- ' rooms. Priced In Mid J30's. today. "" CAMAROs 1969 2-28,.310 cu. In., OF A BASEBALL FlEtD-IN-THE. appropriated by this ordlnance-No- —ytiiiiiiiiniiiwiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiim —Aluminum ublswith-.beach umbrvlli.- 6B8-7768 S150 .including heat.. Irvlnqton- 4V0B. ' - . InspecT thli.beauty. likenewr-Call 267-5528 • looking for a good homo-FREE. 1 -Moplewood-Bloomfleld-E. Orando H ENRY J. LANSU, Realtor 12.5 lo I compression, balanced GALLOPtNO" v HILL ROAD partof the cost of said purpose, to dt, «Up table, two odd lamps, chairs, ; r -EVERYTHING^MUST BE SOLD. ' -. . ^ HT-r Calico, smokey, • orango. Call 372- ANTENNA~INSTALLATIONS, aroa. REFERENCES. CaU after 7 , JOHNT.NIEAAIEC "' "' 31TMIIIburn Ave.,Mlllburn -EQUNTATN. and-, blue printed. Immaculate PLAYGROU-NDA Township of shall be assessed against property old model Poloroid in food condition Furniture, refrigerator, washing Construction 38A ; condition, now tires, U,OO0_mllDs: specially benefltted. -6508.-- :. :• " F7;, UHF • VHF • FM - CO., ROTORS, P.M., 481-0046. 7620480 Realtor 762-0480 .'. ' ' ' 379-5200 '— Unlon,-Un!on County, Now Jersey. with brand new duplicator, foldingaoor machine, all in flood condition, 137 LOADS6FLAND RE'ALTY CO.. Call daily 438 1764, after 7 p.m., Section "4.- It Is horeby divider. Call evening! 888-0144 K/tl GUNS, bought, sold, exchanged; HI'DRY P,-TOWNBEND, AGENT AL- ANTENNA AAAST. P. HrF Beautiful wooded lot on V4 of an ;.l. ... . R6-17. • . Z 6.24 2ll6MorrlsAvo. Ualon The work shall consist of 1 mATH NOTICES j Harper Avc Irvlngton. 75S:7342. dotcrmlned and.stated that (1) the 1 all gunsnilthlng done on'promisos. LIED VAN LINES, DJC. MOVING AND ELECTRONCIS. 925-4765 Call 1 • 4 Broker clearing an- orndlho of,, site,, X 6-24 J t G CONSTHUCTlDN,i^_ aero features 4 bedrooms, living, IRVINGTON V643143 making of such Improvement ^j 11111111M111 f 1111111J111111 11111III Ii 111II1111M U111 i J11UIU111 ] J j t J111J111111111J111) 1111 Tl 111J11M111 M M111II111111111L111M11J11111111J111 j 111111111111111111M M JT^ 1 Rosenberg's Gun Shop, 2266 POODLE PUPPIES ready for ilrlek b Block Work . —STOHAOE: FinE PHOOF VAULTS. ROSELLE PARK C6-24 construction of basebalkdlomond, GARAGE SALE — Frl., Juno^ii. . 232.44M and 698-4465, G 0/34 SPRINGFIELD fireman 8,-wlfo room/full qlnlno room, family _._Z 6-24- Jhorolnaftor reforrod to " as' lo9;Tiat., Juno 36, 9 lo 3. 27 LlrrioU. Soringllcld Avenuo, Union, N.J. Graduation, Males, White 8. silver, Plastering St Patrhv«)rk desire 3-4 room apartment In BENDER AREA-COLONIAL •' purchoslno arul—^nitaiUng- |CK Requiem. Interment" St. Mai'V'S -BEDROQM-SE-T—tight grey oak; small mlnls,-AKC. Call 635-7550. room, carpotlnfl. through, also a ••••- $27,800 CeLONIAL CHEVROLET — 1943 IMPALA. J^putpose") .Is not a cyrront •eO7tW — On Friday, -June Mrs,. Alice Dangler, grandfather of Lane, Clark. Accumulation from ;•,-•- • K.7-22' CaU 834-1700. - ---.---— KI6-24 Springfield. Furnished or big plus" for tho central air OWNER TRANSFERRED •'• bleachers and backstop; -apd-top^ Cemetery, Eo^t Orange. ^marching chests and bookcase. L p A2^ •Qulel May Street, overlooking WEST ORANGE EXCELLENT CONDITION, soiling, fertilizing and seeding of expenseof said Township arid-(2) it -18, 19TU, Albert J., of -1344-MorrIs. Donald—and—Pamela Kugolman. several old homes. Love seat, old Kitchen sot, S25.'Call 373-5B57 Odd lobs 70 IV & Radio Service 90A unfurnished. Plcaso call 376-6346 conditioning. 142,900. Evesr 359- Irvlngton park. 2 car garago, A 7 lovely .toom.Si_-Plus oncldsed FULLY EQUIPPED- WHITE site. ^ Is necessary to finance, said Ave., 'Union, N.J,, beloved The funoral servido. was at i.-.oak bedroom set, square dak table MATTR ESSES^f actory—reloctt;- 42- >1341r ." -- rooms, updated, A-l condition. 1 porch and • llreplaco. Prlco EXTERIOR, -RED INTERIOR.^ purpose by the Issuance of husband of- Therosa (Zubrls, "Haoborlo 8* Barth Colonial R E N 2.0 -r—A d a I i n a.._ . tn 0 e & sideboard cupboard, dosks, from SB.95. Bedding Manufactures, "OrtigSTCiBrrTetlCS blk. to school; Realtor. WHY WAIT! MID 30'? —The said bfds-wlll-be-r«calu«K_t- Home," 1100 Pine Ave,, corner of Sionore|lil, on Sunday, June 20, Reduced. CALL AFTER 6 P,M, a meeting of said—Committee to "obligations,"of tho BaJcLJownshlp dovotod father of Miss-Lorraine tables, _chalrs, chosts; rockers, 153 N. ParkSt., East Orange; open TV - HI-FI COLOR 3S2S. Air conditioner, 204 CHEOTNUT ST., I1OSELLK PAIIK VICE. A Zlmmor 373-9559-A—BDIn' ""•• IIS/34 cost of said purpose Is $17,500.00, BostwJck and Mrs. Charlotte Memorial Park. and much, much more. NO-PRIOR' XT-F 204 CHEOT REMOVBD FROM YAKDS, ATr furnished nprtrimont ih private newly listed 3 bcdroomrl.'/^baths 5 W. Wstlld.Avo.Ros.Pk: 241-8606 den on 1st floor, aro some of the Union Township, New Jersoy,"on Mrs. Phyllis Camparotto, sister of 8,000 BTU, needs repair. S35. Call HIKE UELIVIiBYLIVIiBY. OPEN DAILY ' - Z7-29 homo. Beautiful family room with PLYMOUTH, 1965"STATION 1 and (4)) $1,000.00 of said sum >s to •Torre. The funoral was conducted SALES. Tp Buy TICS & CELLARS. house?. Etsex County or Union R 6-24 special featuros. Won't last long at ~TTJesday, July 13, 1971, at 8:30.. from ".The A^cCrackcn Funeral Bon, Raphael and Theresa and tho 9648448, \ -• VILI.'-.D sliding glass doors that loads to a WAGON, 1 owner, needs work. A P.M., at which meeting they will be provided by tho down payment.. LIEB George F., of 19 Pingry" THRIFT -3, CONSIGNMENT o rEsc CALL 6B7-10.12 {irons* qulot ' osscntlal. CnM SHORT HILLS ,M4.«)ua So-call-todayl Eves, Lynn giveaway at-s200. Call 4B71T97. heXolhaftor appropriated to Home," 1500 MOTTIs Avo., Unl6n, Placo,.Elizabeth, on Juno 21, 1971; late-Frank Slgnoreltt; also six Ci 7/8 \rvookdavs5-.30 • 7; 30 P.M; 743-5390. lovoly secluded, screened porch. -Warner 376.2690 : . --• bo publicly, opened and road>. . grandchildren and. thro6' SHOP RETARDED CHILDREN - XT/I'' Water Proofing -96A • : C6-24 finance said purpose, and (5) the on Tuesday. Liturgy* for Christian- .beloved husband of Janot : GARAGESALE — Juno 26.' 150 '....' 2 A- 24 Living room with'tremendous vlow A DREAM BERKELEY HEIGHTS Each proposal must-bo scaled In • e.d grey ASSN., 137 So. Wood Avo., Linden ol tho mountains. Bright kitchen . THE DAL2ELL-CO. estimated maximum-amount of Burial at Violy^ SpTrTP Church, (Gilbortson); .devoted father of Linden Ave., Springfield. 10 to'- 4 925-4522, Tuos., S.lt. 10:30-3 p.m. Wanted to Buy Electrical Repairs 44 COMETRUE an envelope marked "Bid For The bonds or notes necessary to be Union. . . ' —— Warrant-Officer George F. Llcb (rom "Galanto^Funeral Home," and brown. Any quantity. Borns, 18 BASEMENT P with self-c!oan!ng_ oven 8, WOODED-Va ACRE VOLK5WAGON, 1949 BUG, no Construction of Baseball Flotd 'p.m. Household goods, snow Frl Nqts. 6:30-9 z~7-8 MAN WITH TRUCK, wants ••RETlREDbuslnesswoman wishes- 6 month old, VONNIEGEYER, 1 Jr., Noot and Victoria-bleb;-doar 406 Sandford Avo., (Valtsburg), on Inc—Oloomlngdalo, N.J. 838-8822 movlna_ond hauling. |obs. Also ALL WOItK GUARANTEED . - . dishwasher, full dining room, 3 Toll sjiado trees & lovnly donts,'radio 8. heater, white walls, and accompanied by• a certified • Issued 'for said purpose Is shovels, curtains, children's skl- 1 room" efficiency apt., prlvato 3bodroom RANCH • REALTOR brother of Leo Lleb, Mrs. Wednesday. Requiem Mass St. ' ~ ' -"" X715 attics and collars'donned. Call 269- CALL H. SNOTIIr r,oomy_bedroorAs,-full-basement,- landscaping surround this custom bumper guards, extras. Best ofter. Chock, cashier's check, or a bid i)6j500.00,\md (6). tho cost of such CALL AH AN Suddenly, on Leo's - -Xhurch,- Irvington, boots, etc^ .__ WEBER BABY GRAND PIANO" —V/ANTEDj , 1937 gxaduatlon.rlng homo or A ^l._. . ~~ i* A.. >..«*C^L«nnllvm bond duly executed byjtho bidder L 1 Intt'r.mcbt Xoly Cross Cemetery,, -— X6-24 Recently rebuilt; all new part from Mt. Vernon Avenuo School In • . D. J. ELECTRIC 370-0071 • Z 7.T> —rent. Soon as possible 371-2049 or Spanish kitchen w-bcamed celling. with fireplace, dlninn room-,- ~ ' 376-2700 Agnes Burr; also survived by fwd- 10 C-6J4- :ludos the aggregate amount of FINE QUALITY woll known floor " ., -—- . -•'•,«.: Attac-hod-garaflo. 145,900. Eves.. as. prltjclpaUand Kavlng as surety (Dick-), of Myrtle Avo., Irvinoton, n sunken ll\/lng room-W-atonewall K wax (static-free skid roilstanO Tixwd la: AL44O;" Must soil: Was Irvlngton lor-dupllcatlon. For ~^ '. LIC. NO. .12-14 526-8554. ' screened porch" tor rclnxation. '" thereon an approved surotv,-In an .13,000.00 which, is ostlmatcrf-to-bc- bolovud^brothor of John J. and •qrandchildren. Funoral services at GARAGE SALE — June 26 and 27. asking S900; will sacrifice, J650, or sentimental roasons. Call 399-2117 free wlrinu-untimuton Weatherstripping.. _ 98 ' fireplace, family room with bar, Nearby New Providence. S43,9OO, 'necessary*to~flt\ance~thc-.cost:ot -lhe"Sutiivfth-Ft;ncrnl-Home;"-14^ ^IIMFI nFP 1-W.-. fnnn' available, Largo discount, call 379- ,-SMALL- JOBS :PAINTING, IRVINGTON- .•• ~ BUICK SPECIAL, 1962 • Beautiful amount oqual to at least ten per XHomas J.—Callahan^at homo'anil 53 No. nth st., Kenllworth. 2p|cce 9428 alter 4 p.m. best olfpr. 7571523 • ~rs. I). Cimlency JJ maids room w-lull bathr Inspect Eves. 647-1538. - '•• _ cent (10_per cent) of tho total suchpurposc/lncludlng architect's Iho lato Rose M. Callahan and E. Second Ave., Rosollo on -Lumnilier), on Saturday, Juno 19, sectional with corner table; bed Old PLUMBING ' AND . ' SMA'ttr- ONE FAMILY • Lincoln-Place, 6 white, automatic transmission, Thursday, June~24r~at 9:30 a.rn\_ -1971,aae.aLyoar5i wife of tho lato \ Ht-I --lillanbclh MATURE WOMAN wanls 3 RICHARD C. FISCHER today. power steering, .radio and hoator. amount ol the bid as a guarantco foes, accounting, efjglneorlng and. undo of Mrs. Richard""(Roso) with 2 n.lght tables; bdd chairs; STAMP COLLECTIONS • U. S. 8. 280-5670 ELECTRICAL JOBS, INTERLOCKING METAI,_ W-tAIHEll rooms In prlvato houso or nicely tartju rooms, large-lot, gas hoat, that In case a contract is awarded inspection costs, legal expenses Jacques j)f tho same address — Interment Rosodale Cometory, AAathfiTS C Schneider, devoted .--desk; Duncan Phyfo tablo; 15 ft. CA-RPENTRV WORK AND STRIPPING: Now Wood -WlndowM 6 REALTOR 356-3330 suitable (or largo family. Clean, very good condition. S150. 1 Linden. : " mothor of Mrs.'Mary Schmld, Mrs. WHIRLPOOL -~3 cycTo\washor,, FOREIGN. (HIGH PRICES PAID kept apt. building. Reasonable . Washington Valley Rd TANNE&CO. INC. Call 376 6359 afler-6 P.M. " to him he will execute such and other .cxponsos, Including Relatives and friends arc kindly 4 stepladder; 2 • E 70 y 14 ties On Boats J Matine 16 ALSO COINS) Coll 2330917 GENERAL CLEAN UP. 675-4179.- Doom Inntallcil: (ALUMINUM, RE- t 4 BEDROOMS Financing arranged -tor qualified Doris Rochaw and Mrs.- Elsie Maytag mlnl/dryor," o^colront rent- Call wook nights-after 7 P.M. Martlnsvlllc, N.J. Realtors 312 So. Oge. Avo. S.O. —' • - ' . Ht-F- contract and furnish a satisfactory intorcst on such obligations to the Invited to attond'tho funeral from 1 rims; other misc. Itoms. All good lOHIf POLiTO — Ucon«od.Kloctrii3al PLACEMENT WINUO.W6) Maurlco or-weekends 372-B683. ~~ 763-4544 . — - Modern home on.spaclous wooded buyer. S22.Q00. Performance Bond. No certified extent permitted by Soctlqn 40A:2- ''the Funeral Home-of-James-Fr- Gerhardt, sister of^Mrs ,. Anna condition. Reasonable " condition. Best oftor takon. Owner Contractor. Hatatni ti malntonancf",, Untlaay, 4 Elmwood tor.i \fV. IS 3- lot. Bright sunny living room with ir*-t;pF FLORES, Realtor--^ —LEIGHT"—KJohnrSr., husband of Stupar, also survived bV six- leaving state. C.ill 277-6709 ~^- . 'Z6-24. chock or cashier's chock or bid M ofthebocal Bond Law* Caftrcyand Son," Q09'Lyons' Ave.— X 6-24 IB ft. Beautllul boat, 12 passenger, No lob lo BDUIU. Call uo tor crompt 1537. - i __.G7/15 'plcturo window, largo— fsrmtr- —. ' 3710120 ' _ f TRIUMPH, 1948 GT-6, wire -thc-lalo'Allco._(neo_FlshfirJ.^fa!hcc —grandchildren- and' -10 OfeBi- , '. • • K6-24 — Original RecyclcrsScrapMotal HANDY MAN-~ ALL SMALL JODi bond will be accepted if >the Soctioh 5, IT is horoby cornor of Park PI,/ Irvington^on almost now. Can bo seen any day .orX«. EL-ar344S._..._L_.. F.I-f ELIZABETH room, kitchen wllh eallng aroo, 2Vj_ wheels, low mileage, oxcollent "of Mrs. Shirley McDermott, Mrs. tirandchildren. Tho funeral sorvlce. MAXWElNSTEINSONS PAINT. CAHPERTHY; PANELING, COUPLE Scoklna 3 or .I room . -"" 2 6-24 .amounfls lesstnanten por cent (10 determined and statod \that Thursday nt 8 A.M. To St. Loo's alter -I P.M. After 2 P.M. on ULOCK CEILINGS, I1KPAU1 * CLEAK Houses for Rent 110 baths. $49,500.-Eves. 755-4797. condition, must sell, bost otrcr. Chuirch, where a High' Mass of Lillian Mori*. John~and George. w,-and tho late Horns. - . , 'Painting & Paperhanging 73 - 372-0384 excellent • lomJHiun, yi.emi~"wtttl" inspected bV prospective-bidders ot Newark, wife of tho late Soklin, j,lr,tpr of Bernard Sokllh ••- / ONE ROOM " iOOWestfloldAvo. EL 5-8100 • • R 6 24 dark greeri vinyl root, power Section 6. To finance said _Roberr(Qick) Cnltahan and aunt Alexander. Lopo&a, duvolod OARAGE SALERaln or shine - 374-6143 . -PREFER IRVINGTON — FHAVASPEQALISTS . at the Engineer's offlco during ol-MrsTRVchard (Rose) Jacques o,f mothor of Mrs, Helen Proilosl, -and-Mrt^Eloanor Simmon^, The • K6-24 CHRIS 30 ft., slecps'4. loads ol stoerlnOi. power brakes, air business hours'. Plans and an aggregate principal amount not funeral was conducted from "Tho '.Sat., Juno 24,9 a.m.- 4 p.m. & sun."; Furniture1 Repairs '1, 50 R. W. DAVIS REALTOR 376-4627 ' ?'; baWy 9-8 sat. 9-5 ; sun. 1M thc_5amo •address. Relatives and William and Charles Leposa and June 27, 10 a.m. . 3-p.m. Must extras, F-B-SS • D-F Twin 215 HP • OAN'B PAINTINO Ci DECOItATINO, Geo. PATON Assoc. UNION ' xondltionoci. -radio 8. heater; specifications will nof be furnished oxcooding $16,500,00 aro hereby •friends are kindly Invited to attend AAcCrackcn Funeral Homo," 1500 XO/at 1NTEI11OH d EXTERIOR - BEABOK' STATELY COLONIAL asking 523 00. Call 486-5429 alter v tho lato Alex Loposa and Mrs. dispose of everything. Very BRIDAL GOWNS-For ront, Interceplorr. Excel cond.. S4,975. Rjrat~p*tato~-oroker~MortgaQes to any-contractor within four (4) authorized to be Issued pursuant to the funeral *rom "The Funoral Morris Avo., Union, on Monday. Will accept trade,J44.1415— ABLE KATES - FUEE IBTIMATB1 RESPONSIBLE COUPLE AND Wo lust listed this gracious 7 room ALL BRICK 6 P.M. ... days prior to receipt of bids. _ Mollle Bambor, also survivod by ^Liturgy for Christian Burial at Veasonablo. SOME ANTIQUES. beautiful laco' gown lor sale or KITCHEN CAUmi!TCAUmi!TBB IIKFINBHEX REALISTATE- S W.Wstlld.ayo.,R05.Pk. 241-86H6- IJNION Colonial wim'scloncc kitchen,"den, said Local Bond Law. Said bonds Homo of JamoK F. Caffroy and nine' grandchildren and 14 great- rent. Reasonable. Call anytlmo F 6-24 INSURED. 280-0434 . X 6-24' ONE CHILD NEED 4 ROOM CALLTO-INSPECT ' C 6-24 The successful bidder will bo Holy SfJirit Church, Union. -420 Walllnoford Terr., Union CASH FORSCtfcAP iNTUHi-UHNITUHEE 1IOL1SHED1IOL1SHE . HEPAIRING, y ' SPLIT LEVELS In nice areas, lavatory," 3 large bedrooms, -lul I - THIS CHARMING shall bear Interest at a rate per Son >'• '• • 809 * L-yons-A voTj-cornor—o*- K 6;24 243-2174 Rosaloo. l_lr_" " " ANTIQUliS HEJTOnED, flUFINISIUNG. | — ' FOR SALE APARTMENT. • - . deep lots, both In low 40s. Call. required to ontor_lnto a contract annum as may bo hereaf tor Piirk PI., Irvington, on Thursday OWENS 1961, 25 It. S,S, Stainless Load ' vour car;-Cif4l Iron Hl-:N11Y HUFF., MU8> 5005 |-H^HOUSE PAINTING—lnt,.«. Ext. CALL 241-7330 UNION . LANDSCAPED' 3 • 4 tile bath, finish roc room, 2 car 7 ROOM SPLIT LEVEL RAMBLER, 1968 AMERICAN, 2- agroelng to conform to the Irlonds am kindly Invited to attend SONNET -ON Juno '20," 1971, , '101:24 Newspapers .50 per 100 IbsX No. 1 today. Realtor. -'• parago, situated on boautlful - determined within thellmltatlons at- 8 A.M.-JCoSl.^Lco's Church, tho (imprat—from—"Hacb Sloel Galley, stand up hoad.-sleeps F T F Cleaning leaders and gutl'ers. 2.624 UEDROOM SPLIT IN PRIME with living roorrrwlth fireplace, .door, radio &• heater,. autorrtatlc_ Modulations and conditions' ot proscribed by taw. All matters where a Htoh Mass o' Roqulom the funeralfromHacbcrtuS Karma (Tti77o5'tmtont ' GARAGE SALE-Very-unusual Copper ,38 per Ib.; Heavy Brass .22 Wayne County, landscapes lot. convenient" for "dining room, kitchen Srdon, 3 largo x _Harth Homo for Funerals," 971 Avo., Irvinoton, beloved-wifeof the • Items-antlquos, lurnlturc, brlc-a- KITCHEN CABINETS, Blrcb, like 4, Dinette full cover for cockpit, Minor repairs. "Froo Estimates. AREA, IMMACULATE—CON LOMBARDI REALTY % JHflrtsmlsslon, original mileage Chapter 150, Laws of 1963, known with- respect to tsald bonds not. will be held for .the reppso oflwr S2,500. 743-2050, 24.1-1415. -per Ib.; R.IQS. .01. Lead and flat. Coll 4065996 ~. . '. -4-JHOOMS WANTED. Union Ol DITION...CENTRAL AIR, W-W 687-5220 2415 Vauxhall Rd., Union "schools, shopping 8, transport. ^bL dr_oom5- 8, bath. This—well- undur~10,000mIlas..Llkc now. Call as THE ""NEW ""-JERSEY Clinton Av.Ci/ IrVington, on latcRobort H. Sonned and mother brae, air conditioner, large upright now. 8Vj' base, 13' top. Mangier, 52 1 =; Pennsylvania doterrnlnod by thlsordlnancoshalk .soul^at_9_A'M.-"lntccment-Holy Toro front cutting reel for power lories, AW PAPER STQ.£Kj;.CK Garage Doors' —- _____ X8-19 Middlesex 'County. Heasonablo CAKPET, ZONED HW BASE - 16/24 tatlori.TV homo that must bo soon,, decorated home has many other 374-1219. •• """ ^PREVAILING WAGE ACT, and bo determined by rosolutlons-toJie- -Cnoss-Cemetory.-" .* Thursday, Juno 24, at 0 A.M. of Mrs. John (Barbara) Kindler at , , fan & mar*v—misc. Items, bat. 8, F6 24 So.-Mlli—Sfr,—Irvlnglon.—'(Pi'lco . prlcod at $40,000. - 'extra*, that must-bo seen-to" Thence TO-St. Michael's Church,- home, sister of Walter Voolschof Sun. Juno~76"8<-27,10:07m: • 6 p.m." handlci37_6;7J37__- .. •' • Duplex 'houso-1 & 910 acre ol rent. Call altor 5 P.M. 541 6895 BOARD HEAT. DISHWASHER. CA-24 ~the.regulatlons.of the.New. Jersey horoafter adopted. — _5ubioct |^3744331 WFfiKDAYS) -AL.I .-DA-Y-: ~^^^bodrooms,- oversized lot,.' 112 Must soil, 1850 firm. 245-8159.. ' —jl6,500.0Q-arjLhoroby authorized to 60 XTIO, brass curtain rods, small • ' S/WALLCLEAN.UP- _•'• .C.6-24 proposal and contract. Modica, Mrs. Paulino D'Angelo,, N,J,-, on Thursday, Juno 17,_1971, kindjy invited to attend the funo^al ^WgEKEND. 487-3819; excellent North Broad St. location. bo iss.uod pursuant to-said Local Mrs. Rose Vanquez, Mrs. service at ."-Tho.Runtr.al Home of _ uJsun.-June_2o:8.-S7th..426^Elmwood kitchen tablo 8, 2 chairs. 925-7063 1964 LUHRS, 24 (t. Flying Brldger 926-4533 ' Houso, very oood condlU6ni.2-.3__ • .— . . ' HT.F Immediate-occupancy. FLORIDA^ "WEST COAST husband of the— lato' Elizabeth - K'6-24 — "•• X 0/24. -PAIN-TING.-WI-TH DUTCH" BOY .- UNION OR VICINITY, small In the event that It Is found'that Bortd Caw In anticipation of the Josephine Irwln and tholate'-lda vMotzgor Marek, father- of Robert JameS"FT Caffrey and Soh," B09. Ave., Maplewood. 10 to 5. Cash. "He.id,-Sloeps 2 S.S. Radio, many 1-Famlly. HousCi-Outsldo or Insldo aero\ol grounds high'In VOUNO~ PROFESSION A L ^-yons Avo., at the corner of Park - — — ... **~i1r\A1t-**r\ '' "•'-=•-•- r.e. Scottco. house and yard, approx. 5 rooms. DODGE CHARGER, 1970 fully any" workmen employed by tho issuance of said bonds, In tho event Dl Marti no. Funtmtl-—was from L. Marok, also survived by two . . Antiques, dlnette,..J\V. Brlc-a- Extras. Call 241-4712. '^j ; r ;_•=- Home Irnprovemeni $150, 3.Family -S25O, ].Family • mountains, abovo -Delaware. COUPLE with one chlld-urgcntly UNION.-5 POINTS AREA 4_bed-. PL, Irvinflton, on-Thursdny, Juno COMPLETE -—F624- 1 "' REALTORS — . FLORIDA No brokurs. Call 6S6-7)56 -, equipped, 1 ownor, oxcollent contractor or~tho sub-con tract or Is that bonds aro issued, If * tho -'Giilante Funernl—Home;"" 406 grandchildren and 'five flroat- MUST SELL _ _ ._ _•_ - - , River. Ideal for pormanorUj -room cape, 2 baths, enclosod patio. H 4 w -> - Furniture Rentals 18A . ^r---~ S350, 6-Famtlv- • -S475, Rooms, need 2 bedroom apt.CaM anytime.. "400 Westflold Ave. El 5-B100 condition r~loavlna"~tor""sbrvlcor' "paid loss~ttiarrtho' required—wage —aoorcgati!_amount ot outstanding Sandford Avo, (Vallsburg) on grr'iindchildron. -Funeral service 2-t. Interment at the convenience of HOUSEHOLD, Rotr Igornlor, IIOWtr-rMl'itOVEMKNTa -\AU Tl ^ hallways, stores, oil Ices painted or living or seasonal-$12,000. Needs somo wortfT Prlcod 'Uppor- "BELOW THE F«OST LINE'.' the family.— ; FHA-VA SPECIALISTS ; Must sell. Call 376-7937, . _ ,, rate, the Township or Union may ' bonds and notos Issued pursuant to Tuesday. Requiem Mass Our Lady wasXat "Smith and Smith oxcHndltloni3^:D.lnotl6Hr'"d tlDlnotto, BOAt SLIPS AVAlLABJ_E__j- -papered $25 & upj also-carpentry, S30's. •- - ' — v r Dally.9B Sat. 9-5. Sun, 11-4 "". .— C6-24 terminate the contractor's right to this'ordinance shall at any time the Most Blessed Sacra moat (SuburljanVy"-415 Morris Avo-, Rummage Sales 13 dressers, bookcAses, llvlnq roomu Protectlvo waters. Up tho Crook FURNITURE; F.OR'. HOME, clmna, Hoc. ilobm.'rorchcfl, leaders 8, quttors, flroiobs. Very 17 acres tust *o"utsrdo~ 6T~ • MAX-SEROT-ArBrokori; . ¥ 1 BEDROOM HOUSE with dining TARANTHNO Joseph, formerly phoho, rugs! etc. Call 399-3317 —• ;r '••-*T2,9bO ' procood with tho work.o^anV-part exceod the sum first mentioned In Church , Eiist Orange. Intcrmenlt Sprlngllold, on.Saturday, Juno 19. Tauorn 8. Marino. Call 264-.vo82"or apartment & -olfieo, .throughout Dormoni, Additions, Now roofn/Y roasonablor-FrQc esU'matos, free Honesdalo Borough $7,000. *. MATURE COUPLE scoklna 3'j or- '•-.. REAUESTATE room _wantcd.i _nonr_ schools & ClTEVY. 1964 MA'LIBU of the workwhere there has been, a this section, tho moneys rolsod by Holy Cross Comojory. into rnnrn~r~ P r e 5 b y t 0 r I a n of East Orange*-husband* of tho - X 6-24 2647905. . New Jersey- Amerlcan-Furimuro , torstnm. . JM'I- V matured. Call OO^'* minorj-epalrs-Futly Insured. 374- 402 Colonial Avo:, . 636-8267- transportntion. Up fo S25.000. 1 4 room apartment. Union county, ROSELLE - -.11. BEDROOM brick convertible,. 327, 4.speed, posl- falluro to pay the required wages. tho issuanco of said bonds shall, to Comotory^^Springfiold. *' ' ' late Mary (nee Rinolo), father of HADASSAH RUMMAGE SALE - Rontals, J4I-544S, d,-i!ly,jSai. , io-l..;j__ 5436 or WA 6-2973. • Maplywood. Call mornings or _liuysa.brand• Aluminum Window»-& Dooro.w :alterol|00Si- fKinollnq. Free HOUSE SOLD—MUST MOVE. ..Realtor, 221 Chestnut St., Rosollo, Located In a ' beautllul thriving * anticipation note iasued-pursuant lato Cora (Stolgor) and William" 1 CADILLAC, 194B -• Flcotwod The'" Township Commmoo lather of Carmen, Jamos A/r, Requiem Mass, St. . J.osoph'r, lriiitiiti«

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-Thursday, June 24, 1971 .. aides, girls and boys 15 and Red Cross needs practical* older; which will start at 10 rr-lallri|> Uipropor iiifliiliim and load. .wijil.this lltllo amount of tread ari^ 44 limes Thursday, June 24; -1971-AX Secretariesgroupr a,m, the same date and place. ; PilHTEWi. ATTfUTtnu' "•" "lixct'ssivu Ijca' r; ii nr;'i. worst enemy," mure Ijkcly to .suffer disablement"ttnn—Ticv.' '•.,!' w, ;• /•" _... -Registered and Ueeneed Mrs. Alice Cosgrove, R.N., ' 4 Dfen'tjread ori road danger, says Ormsby. ••Vacationcrs^ospocially, shquld tin-;;.-.. ... Polliff willdireet —- practical nurse volunteers are of the Greater New York Blood remember that excessive heaLbuild-up inincir ' elects Miss Ayers urgently needed in the' blood _JProgram, will give the In- PAINTERS, ATfENTjONI S.ll Huilt-id "wear bars" show as smooth bands THIS - — - — - - -.*- -• rri Band, brchestrd school your«6l( to 3D,000 fomjllef with tires is usually caused by underinflation or "cross Ihe surface of tlie ((rewiit-n lhe danger Miss Donna M. Ayers of Scotch Plains was , program-sponsored by thestruction. o-j.lowcott- Want Ad. ^^oll overloading." „ Iev<-r is reached. . - .' ' COUPON GOP county drive installed as president of the Union County Eastern Union County Chap- The nurses' briefing will 6B6-770O no~l ,7 be certaiiTyour Hres are safe Chapter of tlie National Secretaries Asso-^ ter, American Red Cross. follow training for Junlorbjood The heat build-up in tires result* from the WASHINGTON. D.C. - "Summertime, and Always increase the.air pressure in tires' four flexing of trie tire body. This flexing will in- elation (International) at a. dinner meeting at pounds per square inch but not over the NEWARK bnd run for Senate starts session Mondayi the Winfteld Scott Hotel, Elizabeth. Miss Ayere,. To train newly-recruited the. living is easy" - This popular refrain prill crease as speed increases. Under conditions nurses in-the procedures fol- he sung, hummed, and whistled throughout the - '•maximum" inflation limit (shown on the such as underinflation or overloading, a car who will be serving her second consecutive tire's sidewall) before embarking on« long trip '.,. .P.anwood Councilman' Van Dyke J. Pollltt, The Union County Band and OrchestrrrSurn- '••performer' and teacher, returns to tlie stall ' term as president, is secretary to Mr. C. B. lowed at area blood banks, a months ahead by those motorists who have running at sustained high'speeds may cause' FUEL OIL SUMMER DAY CAMP ^at-high-speeds on superhighways. AIRPORT PARKING A after four.yeurs with thel).S. Air Force, where training session is scheduled taken the time la prepare their car's tires for 'the Republican party, nominee for the unexplred rher School will open for its 39th session Monw 1 Wigton, Jr., President of WigtoniAbbott Cor^ J tire-temperatures to rise above the critical ... he-served 'as cajnolp-wirJitheJ'CoUfige Eye'";., at 1:15 p.m. Tue'sSay, June 29, , the long vacation trips ahead. ' " Always inspect your tires for abn leycl of 25Odegrees F. (water iolls~at "212" «L term In the State Senate, will wear two hats , day at tlie Locust School in Rosulle. • • ' poration, South avenue, plainf ield, y .'•' _ C.O.D. •" during the campaign this year. In addition to _The director, Ca'slmitV.Bork, and tlie mem- in Soutiieast Asia. "' • , at the chanter-headquarters, TftE MIDLAND SGHOOfc To make yeur summer trips more pleasant, wear, fabric breaks, cuts or other degrees Y.i, reducing the tire's strength arid- The Chapter's other new officers for the 203" W.. Jersey st.,,Elizabeth. Also, remove any small stones or bits of glass 24 hours -FREE " peeking election to the vacancy created by the bers of the staff are Union County public scho^JL Carolt 'Relnhart, cornel sfflbi stand clinician 1971-1972 term include: Mrs. Irmgard H. the Tire Industry Safety Council offers these tread life; and .increasing the risk of ^TMl coupon Ii wonh S3.00. I ii b#offf io I rJoy Satellite .HYort^Branch, New Jersey emb^ddea'4n •the tread. IJ CALL NOW who presently Is on staff at Wadio City Music urn to pirt up yout appolmmenc of former Senator Nicholas La- music teachers. :- Ssaitie of Elizabeth, vice-rprejjdent; Mrs. _ The nurses' blood bank du- tips: ' disablement. . ,.(24 hou^>) I... po.ki..g Wk HalPand 'is a former stude'nrof Roselle'Hlgh Specializing in a Summer Camp Program for children " Always Ijeware of "summer, ice." As rain cm, kindfy. pr«i«oJ Iliii »-^"ii/in to TTiiT Sutullii« Airpurt Core .to the Tax Appeals bench, Pollltt has,; • '~"The schoolprovides instruction and ensemble Lucille Howell of Elizabeth, recording sec- ties will consist mainly inre- -Always keep your tires properly' inflated. Ormsby reminds motorists that,if tl)ere is To recondition your furnace i —School ana~ffle" Union County Band School un- . with learning disabilities, emotional disturbances and begins to fall, it mixes with gas~anbToil films on Porting j;uiFii*'r,,un[J you' fit*t-3^ huurt i) iluy) porlimj been named Union County campaign manager. • work "for string, woodwind, brass and percus- -retary; Mrs. Rita Duckworth of Elizabeth, ~cordlng- donors'. medical his- This is one o^the most important rules In tire, by the GOP Chairman Richard G, Sclioel. ,der tlie directorship of C.V. Bork, will appear the road creating ice-like conditions. •'• only 1-lCthnfan inch or less'of tread rcmaihingr. and burner and SAVE.'on your._. Airport sion'instruments of the band and orchestra as .corresponding secretary, and Miss Jean Haga- tories', temperatureahd pulse, behavioral prpblems. For information write The Midland safety. Check* your car owner's martial and i "~fa"s~6Oloist and visit with the students. tires should be replaced" immediately. Tires In his dual capacity, Pollltt, 38, will be weU as planbTorgan, baton andguiior.Instruc- dorn, C PS pf WestfIeld, treasurer. .. and taking hemoglobin tests. School, P.O. Box 26, North Branch, N.J. 08876 or call • make sure you "have- the recommended air Always rotate your tjres after4hey have been fuel bill. ; '".-'-• Instant Shuttle to bnd from Newdrk~Alrpor 722-8222:- " "~ "' -J- responsible for GOP campaign direction and tion is provided on elementary, intermediate pressure.for the load being carried. . driven for-5,000 miles. '.'..' Tako thp torvice roaff opposite Newark Alrpor1 coordination for the entire ticket while cam- . and advanced.levels. All students areprovided Always have the wheel"balance and align- Ross R. OrniBby, chairman Of"the"Wrc"In- -Speed~(on~road) kills l Satellite Airport Parking Hudgot Roht-^a . Cor palgning for.election to theSenate. Duringjjie tile opportunity to study elementary theory, . ment checked before any extended trip. dustry Safety Council, emphasized that More than 39 percent of ail traffic fatalities Allstate location (follow m;irkor .irrow'-j)^ Wo arinoc.itt'd •'•'••• insJd«.Turnplk» G.itur, Ex.il M u.,|, past seven years he 1133.manager-nine cam- "• hnrmnny, «:l]Trir:-«Hngrn|F~n~riH rflrraHnn or Con- motorists will have little cause to worrry about in 1970 were due to excessive speed. Speeding rt Ulltj| paigns, inclucfijig'that of Congreasw,oman Flor- Always check air pressure witha personal Fuel Co. _l ducting. Dance band is offered to advance stu- hand gauge as service station air towers are theuvtire'S safety if they regularly heed the accounted for 17,700 persons killed and 988,000 ence P. Dwyer in Union Copncy last year. dents. - „ _ above tips.. Especially important are the rules injured. -.••-. v. Waverly 3-4646 "Dyke Polllti has a unique- aftillcy to trans- Tlio staff dPteuchers includes Frank Sur- coupon^E often inaccurate. late progressive platform ideas into effective vello, who returns for his second year as in- Toward iKr purcKoi* of GOOD JUNE 20. THRU campaign programs, "-Schoeisaid. "His ac- structor of trumpet andjheory.' He is com- JUNE 26. 1971 ceptance of this campaign—responsibility,^ — poser'of all the-music for tlie off-Broadway 4 CANS OF U.S. seeks coupled with-the demands of Ids own-eandl- production or~tfie^MarveTbus~Adve7ftureG of BIRDEYEVo*. dacy, is tribute to~hlB dedication to the prin- Tyl.". "' - . . _ — ciples of goocFgovermfrent~arrd-to -the welfare _: Caslmir V,_ Bork_jr., a_tub(i. »nd baritone ,i AWAKE-CAN (fty of the people of our county." . ,. Good pot^."ol"TyiF.*"Guyi -Mrs. Bonds Onr coupon p»( H"PEtErjzr) -T—Ambassador" in the pronv&Uw-—efc-^.the-—bond f HROJULGRSATURDAY, UC^fadents-eniist Jor Union Cojjeqe_ , Toward lK# purcHoiv' of QNJE_l6"x2O"»A«OUJ WB«T AtTMASTUnfU "serectedfrom The abpolntmeiitlof Fre3~L.Latif;bC Chatham -^^ BOTTOM ROUND 7 .. among' the. 51 ^-families i dircqtor-ofUnlonCollcge.' " " ' •'"" -=-"• ffS^3 Ot -"TTepTBBenttng all the states and tidirCeritir-on wheels forthe fourth consecutive _' the—District of Columbra— • -summer—waST-'aiinouncctf—tMs—wcck^-hy-Dr, CROSS RIB I '•- Research In leuRemia isn't part of theUnion —during -the—^l-American l^ettnerh Wrlvcrsen, president of the College, - College curriculum, but students anliccollege: r Family Search and Pagcaht", are"playing-a~smali"role-in' the"scarch fora. - The .College Information Center, u-eem- GENUINE SYROCOFRAMES at Lehigh Acres, Fla,. Aug. 5- cure for tl\e disease. Through thelj: efforts - munity' service financed by, a special grant from the Baywny,Refinery of the Humble;QH 14v ,. '" '•"••• some $1,200 will be made available to'a foiin- ROAST ^ . According to Elmer Bobst, datl6n involved in leukemia research" cal Plant of the Rnjay Chemical Company, ' WHOLE FREEZER ROAST • TOP • BOTTOM - OR CROSS RIB PRICCO HIGHER volunteer state chairnraiTToi The students raised the money to help pay ' Sayings Bonds, "State " the cost of blood transfusions for two-year both, of Linden, is a" mobile trailer staffed VAIUHBH COUPON M=¥^ ' by. professional counselors, and members of- SILVER TIP~~~-An I TOP ROUND . lAO I BONELESS RUMP .in families wishing to participate old leukemia victim. Young Johnny Brown, Toward th» purchat* of WT UT "however, doesn't'need It now. Ho died last thcadmlssions -and financial, aid staffs of ' [ROUND ROAST lb. I T ROAST Ib. I I ROAST ^, ">1 in the expense-paid event-may : rriontli—in Columbia Presbyterian. Hospital in Union.College, designed,to-brijig-cducational SAVARINI COFFEE Wf obtain entry blanks for the VelvetTrim and career-oriented advlee~loryblllig7peoplrT , OFF judging of-both the All- _New YorkjGity. His parents plan to turn the 1.-IB. CAN UJJ THICK CUT SHOULDER money over to ~iTfesearcIi~fpundation, and adults. . -.• , - .WITH THIS American Family and Mrs. Curtains —Good-Only it Two Guyi > ^^ DELICIOUS FOR BAR-B-Q THICK CUT ROUND ~ Tlie Union College Johnny Brown.fund drive '• Lang is director of Union College's Eliza- I COUPON On, rauport p«f cuitotnar. I III U.S. Savings Bonds form the~ beth campus, a post he has held since Septem- Good Sun., Jun. 30 Ihru U| -Stale_0ff ice—for-Savings was launched by .students Ronald Thatcher of _"_LS?r., Jv.r.» 36,. Wl. , —_|in- • Westfield and Jolin Nakovich of Roselle Park. ber.^^lleT^formerly. "taught psychology a7!cT~ 1OJ LONDON Bonds, 803 Federal Building, They organized^a' benefit concert for which sociology at the College. LONDON 970 Broad st., Newark 07102 - .i area bands volunteered dieir services;, a The recipient of a bachelor~'of arts degree telephone 645-2263.; or from ' ... l_fashipn, wig, and makeup sjhpw and demonstra- " from Columbia University and a master of arts BROIL BROIL the All-America!! Family —degreo hi developmental psychology from : tion; sponsored by Joseph Lorey^Associatos, Institute, Inc., 927 Lincoln No ironpacron'-1 polyester, Tind"a~collegendance. " Teachers College of Columbia University, Lang Vinyl Reed 3 GlTY CUT RIB QUARTERS Miami Beach and rayon batiste; velvet is a member of the American~l sychological .9r.lJdCHD.PS.ENRS_* CBNTERS- Cafe Curtains Association find the Association"for theAd- FRESH Alt BEEF Fla., 33139." andin Gholce df'colors. . vancomeiit of BcluivlorarTlierapies. . ':;: — CHASE & SANBORN-i- Wipo cldan with a dnmp The~ College Information Center, .contains-. PORK GROUND cloth Solid color:; and- 2-LB.^CAN COFFtE-pj, coorclinalttd si : NEW .-college catalogs; brochures~fllm slrlpsjnnd VUUE I/20Ih il 1c ••• Upsala FM viewers, all almod . at bringing. Information Good Only al Two Ouys CHOPS BKF about colleges, nurfjlng.dnd trade1 schools, and 'On* Coupon ptf tmtomir. KRESH CALIFORNIA—URGE HEAD Good Sun., JuK. 70 Ihr TRIMMED BONELESS BRISKET FRESH:LSAN~ 24" long. 2 prs. for»1 other institutions offering-training beyond high Sol.. Jun. 36.JWI. S j LOW "school directly ;o those-who—need It. * CORNED GROUND ICEBERG LETTUCE weekends 36" long, 1 pr. 1 1 FRESH FLORIDA Upsala College's FM radio Valances, 2 (or »1 BEEF ™* TO' " .". CHUCK station, WFMU;-\vill continue Solid Color Girls day camp GREEN PEPPERS on the air this summer with : PRICI FRESH EXTRA LEAN NEW TEXAS "Weokend Emphasis" . Terry Towels TRIMMED FIRST CUT GROUND- featuring student ' "arid"1" to open July 12 Toward ih. 'purchoi. of U.S. #1 ONIONS professionally—produces I •WAYNE DOG FOOD T CHUCK •> Shadowbrook bay Camp, fpr, glrla from HEFTY-TRASH ROUND HUSH CALIFORNIA programs with a wide range of • ttnion, Sprlngflokl and Hillside,.will open July STEAK lor all age groups V1NVLREED PORCH V1NVL Bar-B-Que I MEAL-BITE-CHUHK SIZE-:TV 12 In Ehzabcth-RivcrPnrk .off Connnt street CAN LINERS 20 CT. 49' LEMONS from youth tq_senior citizen. Indoor^ Outdoor WIDTH — WHITE OR . VSLATGHEEN Thick and thirsty cotton '' m~ Hillside. od Only al two Guy. CUT FBISH OR SMOKED POBK SHOUIDEI - -•'•'• - SWIFT-PREMIUM FRJiSH RORIDA "" The statiort~sltuaTeai r-nurrwooD OR.FRJJITWOOD Tablecloths 50 • Operated by Washington Rock Girl Sbbut" On*. Coupon p*r (Utlom.r, terry towBls~"irTdecoratoT7 ; 725 CBS. Now *3 Good Sun., ^lun. 30 . Ihr : 4 u on the dial, will be on the air 2- • " _• 97« . -. — - solids. Mix'n match them! • Council, die camp Is open to all-glrls-beu: Sol., Jun. 34, 1971. CANNED CUCUMBERSI — on Fridays from S:30 p.m. to 2 •—WASr.$3;95 _..-.•..-..*»• . PORKPICNIC — -twT -' 2W. • 1.37 •' 2.47 • - woenrthe ages of 7 and IS, whether or not they a.m;;£n_Saturdays from 3 to KOlrllp 1 50 LBS. ^NQW $f»25 • are Scouts. IfHviil run through July 22, Mon- CUT CUT COUNTRY STYLE CUf-HOM WIN HAM " nj.iirr~aTrfdlfirSuifdSys from 3'. 1.67 3.47 ; • days tlirough Fridays, frorii 9:15 a.m. to 3:30 m 10^30 a.m. to noon and from Blinds 2.17 4.47 Multi-colorpattern. J WAS,$6.95 : ** • P.m._ — - BORDEN'S SWISS STYLE .4' SPARERIBS ™ 1 • 6'Bench (Sol ol 2) 2/J3 "fevefsos to dammask 5:30 toJO p.m. This will, mark Practical, easy car& ' 5 . 2.67 5.47 ' M • • BLUE RIBBON TOO perceijrBEEF • . ;. The program will include outdoor skills, TWO GUYS BLUE LABEL OR BONNIE MAID SPICED 52KtOBor-60 Rd .2,50 the first time in three years—| window decor that , — > pattSrn. Tear,proof vin ..•'• SAFARI DOG CRATES>for travelf—— ' ."cooking, hiking, arts and crafts and, for the L _-—-6 3.47 6.47 -8 Bonch(Solol2) S2 wipes clean.'521T90"r' I ^-cHbr girls, a two-day trlp"n;oCampBluu|-leron YOGURT that~rttVe~'"College sponsored wipes cleanl Use lor HAM '---•' IJJLSIADON^WAGON BARRIERS' ' • Toward th« puftnoi* of ' mi SLICED BACON ^ station will broadcast Jn thcr indoors and outdoors. 7' 7.47 :• _ * in Sparta. A staff of tralnedjTduirs will super- •/••»-. "* I vise tlie-glrls. " TOP JOB CLEANER |||( GRADE A — 1 '/i IB. AVG. •• - ' PLYMOUTH ROCK CRYVACK CHUNK All FRUIT 8 summer. The summer All 6'long'Save! . 8' 4.47 8.47 2 MIUBURM FKD CO! IncT .schedule began on June Hand • • AddidonalTlnformation on tlio;dityTcamp can, ROCK CORNISH HENS -55< FLAVORS Ox. f. •• :: — • — ' 9.47 •• •"•• Ulllhiirn Avo., Mlllbum ~~ ; ._.77Bo. obtained from Washington Rock Girl Scout BOLOGNA & - will continue through Aug. 29 - , 10' -5.87 , 10.47 jj—-Council; "232-32367~frbm 9~a7n'i7~to"5 p.m." HEADY TO COOK PERFECT FO» B-B-Q Regulqf dally broadcai>ting_ | • .— .''• LIVERWU -wilhresume on"Sept7'20r LINEN DEPT. w TURKEY .Station ^Manager Alan ndme s! STCER SUCED CHICKEN Fritch said the Schedule will : : feature infbEtn^tion&l and( BEEF LIVER cultural pTograms with a chairman of- dozen students participating V*LU»BH COUPON in the area of programming, _| .——Toward-lh« purcKoi* of N 1 PAK ALL FLAVORS - PLASTIC announcing and engineering. • ^onference DbWNY CONCENTRATED BEER ^'. . - In additidiTtaped professional" Hl-C DRINKS LINDSAY GIANT MA'S ROOT • programs, some, .by trie LABRlC SOFTENER FRUIT DRINKS Mutual-Broadcasting Ststem, - Irving Tobinp-EUzabetli at- BIRCH BEER OR L torney, and certified public Wl —ALL FLAVORS RIPE OLIVES - also,wilI^bc-prcs«ntcd-with a—• accountant,, has been named' Good Onty at Two G^yt ORANGE SODA • student staaff engineering. •general chairman of .the'30th Om- coupon p«r CfcJi»t k tho patio! ri-fr)V>mcrit3 4rrzti(nrel. -Last WEEKLY SPECIAL Gassette Tape Recorder ; "^ -c"u p^p'otESEatis-id e a I 1 : Reg. LoW-PflcPiit4-9Q-^zzzJL^l',: ~yo d r,. die —-o^l FACIAtTISSOK^tf"*<-nsvr' BREAKFASTDWNK_ ,...;.__ .(o.rJ or-2;geppi'.l>grflatrrr^ py ""••-•" '(or tra(/o'i."Corrrf>tete with— JIFOAM KINSO WITH COIOK BLEACH •UMY'I-HmoiTOWN " Solid statei-Swfr. HARDWARE bpPTT " " ~ the fund and • five hundred 10 or $1 j' i ULapprovedeord. Value! million more are projected c "operation; large speaker. DETERGENT- 3-lb. ,-<,,, CHOC. COOKIES PK<3S. I PROGRESSO (With Chee.o) Things are seldom, what they seem. for the future. "• ._. OVEN CLEANER 59 3 Carapleta with remote '•. liiivi . 7T __ ^control microphone, v -• APPLIANCE DEPT. I n addition, to.beiuitlficutioii,— Q^C REG. FROZEN PIZZA Premium Quality trees and forests moderate' 1J9 C 'cho. hot climate of Israel, raiao VIENNA SAUSAGE 4^ 89 HYDtTOX COOKIES -.—.— ..Big cofs ollon poso as big cars.'whon thoy'ro S.ZE O3. APPETIZING DEPARTMENT APPLIANCE DEPt. Wolfs Head Motor Oil water levels, provide recrea- WITH A (000 MMCHASf OK il IIMV'S " ' 'T?-T~ ' UOHTIV SALTIO Yoally^ma[l cars; • ' •. ' ,, • tional facilities and ltimbor OR MOM C C For inslancu, notice liow much biggor thp big for industry ~and construc- HoUSEWARES DEPT. SAUERKRAUT 6 ^ 99 89 KITCHEN COOKED BAKED cor soomsthan-tho Volkswagoti Squaroback Sedan. '' . tion. '• <, Th'on count the nuinbor of soitcaso^ it can tak<* Among cecent NJF nc-, two tun imtoiitG M«a> VIRGINIA Auto Value! QT. * ' .on: only, 12. .' . ' ,' . compliahmonta' has 'been 'the ONE BOOK SPECIAL BAKERY SPECIALS! IB. creation oMour now settle- HAM DuPpnt Oil Treatment 1Q0%piire Pennsylvania robtoroil, premium • Now, nolico how 'small Iho Squarobdck. suoms ments Jnflio Avava Valley be- TOUR I00« I^^W ">»»»»0"'l . ' \a bo." . • " " . •'' SAVIS ITALIAN STYLE quality! S;A• E.'grad.os 20-30 or .10 weights. tvyeen the Red and Dead Seas Limit ©quarts per cuSta'mer. Hurry in! .• •• . Then count Ih'u numbor of suitcases ifcan take and the purchase of throe IMPORTfD JARLSBERG (p Rag- Low * on.i 16..' • -^ • apron of slum property in the 18-PQ. Prlca 1.14 AUTOMOTIVE DEPV. ..That's boccfuso tha-Squarobock has 32.8 cubic old city of Jerusalem'. In the" PUNCH BOWL SWISS Arava, .the dusert Was con- 73 foot of carrying spaco;'Which is ono and a half verted .into productive farm SET times as itiUch as that of tholargost'sodan trunk.. CORN BOATS CHEESE • DuPo'niOjl Treatment koops your origina in . lands. • ,r ' '•' In tut gldlt dailar*' incluJai 43' • • Of courso, if you roally have alpt.tocarry you V/l Wv,\ bowl, • . ; ing spaco as tho largest sadan trunk.- , '. ••' .HHDINE. i . -~ ' ' ' "I. proposed slto of u civic cen- WIT Cluiriniilow U rouilvi" mlmJluiio' orlir, • So wiilch would you ralhor have—d sodan'lhat ter to spark reliabllitatlon pf STAMP BOOK broil, roual, hukti or cook itvurvl.' ' a Clvtrniuluw IIIIH ^ uaH-flmd bjjrba<|uti • • . , Or allML«./oll who's roally a U-suilcasu giant? wldo committee appointed by.. alpultt, t|oublu, porloblu too . . .-lit. ull- 1 JNI' President, George Gel-- OPt^J DAILY9:30Ai::M.rriL 10 P.M. , We r.i.tVo the right TO UmlT • IZUA to Jiuuul vour ruciulrahtants. Suu - lei' of. South Orango are Wal- qtlant|tla>. Not re»pon«lbjo for tirla loillivl ' . - * •-_;r^-' -Z_ GREAf EASTERIsJ DISCOUNT DEPT:STORES- lace Caljbn. and Benjamin ^ SUNDAY,10 A.M. 'TIL 6-KM. typographical errors. Prices of- CHAHMGI.OW Ouliloor, Gn.l'liod Uar- v i 22 at Morris Avo. bo(|Uan, /\(}u'iiHliurlai/un(l Putlo>(iun DOUGLAS MOTORS CORP. MnrgollH of.Springfield; Mor- UNION LB»U>I uru Avallublo Nowl StntiYaur^ FOR SALES ALLOWED BY i . " foctlvo thru Sat:, June 26, 1971'. LITTLE FALLS I NEW BRUNSWICK " I UNION I JERSEY CITY I PLAINFIELD ris Levfiio of ^iiidun; llymuii ,UH::II Daliliii nr Wiilit/Ciill •• V 430 MORRIS AVENUE Greeiiberg.oi Union' and Mil- ton Turldwu and Loonurd Mascta COBPOBATION WE nEpERVE THE BIGHT TO LIMIT.QUANTITI^S. OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO G P.M. '• SUMMIT 277-3300 Sellgmun of Elizabeth, 22 Troy Road, Wlilppanv. N.J. 0/1)1)1 n

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A •.: Mr:n A2-Thursday, June 24, 1971 Lily show Thursday, June 24, J 971 -A3 The Case of the Mbre needy- "HmrPApril, 197U, participation School Lunch' Program was in »f !).7 million people. 24.3 -million' children, up swimming take-pdrHh^ "' An (ilimafed 7.4 million .1,900,000 from the 22.4 million Elusive^Bluebirds... 9 children from needy fatiiilies children in April 1970. for swimnfiing-:bafhfn^ Amateutffr lily growercs are : Administrator Hekman said' expected to enter an un- received free.or reduued pric£r ^- ' • - ' ' .... ^•^ „•- . ^»# ' pynaftfui *ft enter an from preceding page) when it is predicted. All skippers should check .April participation in the Food J' precedented number of lunches at school in April the weather forecast before-starting out, know MOUTH-TO-AAQUTH -food plans under lliu National School "Stamp- Program' was an to keep their boat decks unmarred by metal blooms in the annual Middle where storm warnings are posted. •?- Administrator Edward- J. 'estimated 10.6 million"people. Atlantic' Regional 'Lily: Show Lun<;h Program. This is. the; J^^^^^^S^, From New Jersey State Safety Council- lifts] or-wttat-tiHve-yon. -"' — - : 6. UtffcXPERIENCE. Too many novice Hekman of the Food and largest ever - 48 percent more This is nearly twice the , Furthermore, they're not consideredTthe Saturday and Sunday at sailors jump Into their new boats without a whit RE5€UE BREATHING^ ^ 1 Nutrition Service announced than the April, 1970, figure of number taking part in April a Never enter a pool unless there is a guard on Kulgers UniVersjly/J ;:.. • safest thing for boarding boats nor for toddling of 'knowledge about boathandllng. No one Place one hand under victim's peek and lift. preliminary.Jigum foe.food . fivt',..mi]lion_children,_TQtaJ(_ ^ZhriiciEatipn ..duty. Avoid rough f>lay on runways, diving result in serious injuries and drowning. . . on deck while afloat, especially when decks are Blooms will be-judged and should take the helm who has not had lessons in LIFE SAVER TtlOTciidback as far as possibleby holding Ihe prograrhs-fir April: ' • _Earlicipaiion_in_thf_Naiionftl was '.5.6.m'IHion. boards. .-•• 3,. As a further precaution, particularly if the slippery. " displayed in Blake Hall/the proper boat handling. crown of the head withyour other hand. ' poolis to be-left unattended for any Idnger A good life , jacket, correctly' used and How to Improve your social contacts might be a mystery to. An estimated ^4.5 million . .. Wait about one hour after eating before going Canvas or poplin flats with non-skid soles are horticulture building at the those who oorre singleile, divorcedivorcedd , or widowed I Suburban Singles 7. RECKLESSNESS. Speeding, sharp turns, Pull chin upward until the head is tilted back needy people took part in the period of time, a "safety" coyer should be used. properly cared for. will help save the* life of a rs a solution" it's all together-|n a newly published ' swimming,' to avoid cramps. suitable. Save the high heels for the dance la_ter - College pf Agriculture and offers l . and lack of attention jll'take their death toll. These coVers, which are offered by various potential-drowning victim. .,-.." brdchhureu . "Thetase of The Elusive Bluebirds." fully. This is essential for keeping the "air family . food assistance ^ Use the "Buddy Plan." Always be ac-' at the club-house. The^afestshoes are specially Environmental Science, Negligent operation of a boat Is Inexcusable • programs. This is the same as FOR.MEN»STUDENTS» BOYS To-be a good lifp jacket, it must!meet the "Clip the coupon lor your Free Copy, without obligation. passage open. • „•;--• . ,'. companied by another person wheh swimming. constructed: to prevent slippage and are of Nichol Ave. • . , and illegal. ~" ' ".•""•" l'flst month --_49 percent more specifications set by the y.S, Coast Guard. So Place -mouth tightly over victim's. Pinch, -When swimming" long -distances be ac- 'similar typeTas those used on gymnasium ~-The-show and roundtable 8. CARELESSNESS "IN MAINTENANCE. any lite jacket you buy should-bear the* nostrils shut. Breathe hard to make chest rise. . ' companied by two people in a boat to assure. .floors. •'•..'"•'..' discussion will be open to the The main danger comes froiii faulty engine and ."U.S.C.G. Approved" stamp. But that's only NAME ...... For very young children, cover nose and moulh 1 safety.^ — _:_,/ •, • ' -o-o- •-.. public at no charge ,-frorn_2 to fuel systems, especially in in-board gasollne- the beginlng. . tightly with your mouth. Holiday deadline 1/2 PRICE .--. Before-wading, swimming, or diving in an 5 p.m..on Saturday. Entries run vessels. To make sure your boat'ls In tip-top, Here are some other lips from the U.S. Coast ADDRESS .'. • •" ....APT. NO...... unfamiliar place find out—the depth of the and- exhibitsvjjLcommerClal shape, ask the U.S. Coastguard Auxiliary for a For an adult: Breathe vigorously about 12 Particularly careful water, and whether there are hidden "rocks," Guards _• . •- •. . fATAL MISTAKES-.'. " growers will be open also from courtesy inspection. . times a minute. \ ... ' adherence to this newspaper's _ _ strong currents, etc. - When buying ailife jacket, it should be tried .noon until S p.m. on Sunday. CITY & STATE ,,,, .'.' • ^IP...... L —g=VIOLATIN&-RyLES OF THE ROAD. llemovejnputh; Listen for rcturnj.ng air. If Friday news deadline is urged Keep hands off of others while in deep water. on. It .should fit right and be reasonably com- for material intended for FOR BOATERS^ .„!! kGoin Conl!denge*En|oy Party** SEX- Boats arc subject to traffic laws UiaC govern Ski-doubles with different length-ropes. you don't hear it, rech'eck head position. Repeat fortable. ,At the first opportunity, it should be •• AGE :..,.:-. i...... Before venturing into deep water, know how to such things as yielding right of way, speed, and Attempt fast landings directlyJoward shore. breathing, removing mouth each time for* publication in the July H issue, • swim, tread water, float, and turn around. tested by wading-ouUio.chest-deep water-and • since'this office wiil be closed "ATTENTION to;lhe76Howing 10 points-will POPULARITY! • lights. These laws vary according to the body of Jump from boat while it is moving. _ escape of air. - — '• . ' /' -^ SPECIAL GROUP- . , •' If you swim out into deep water, you muST7~ raising the knees. The life jacket should float . Enroll' Today-Donee July's in observance of. In- eliminate the hazards in boatings and save water - lakes, rivers, oceans. A skipper must Ctimb into boatwith motor runningor-clirnb ', . return the same distance. Start back before you you in'a face-up position '—^—~, Tonlt* Laarn Quickly For a small child: Take relatively short dependence D.iy lives: — Regardless. of^Age or' SUBUABAN SINGLES', know and obey laws applying to the. area in into boat from stem. breaths, about 20 per minute. VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS are too tired. .. ^^ Life jackets' should not be-used-as-boat 1 1 - First Quality-, Perfpi'Prws . Short Stccvc —IT-OVERLOADING. The U.S.^ast Guard"- Experience • - • SuiteJI0, HBOR»ymoridBlvd.,Nt<£.ric,N.J.070Jl •' _ /'. which he is operating. ' '- :> DO- :- ' . . • ' .. i • If you arc being helped, lie quietly a,nd let-the_ Bumpers 'cushions or pillows. During the Stripes, Solids'. White. Checks •- has_a^impje rule:. "If the-boat looks or feels 1 v y • 10. LACK OF COMMON SENSE. The seaman Learn to water ski by taking instructions^ Button Down Collars . Si*es 14 to IB person coming to the rescue handle you'. Don't _^ periods when they're notneeded^ they should" NO ESCORf NEEDED • .. Membei-»hlpThroughout Norltitrn\it*xy y^Rrwere wearing lifcoavinfl all timesT" __-_r We Are Featuring-A-barge manufacturers, are designed to hod the weight — Stay away from solid objects,suctfas docks, Stay out of the watendurinR"a thunderstorm^'ofaiTaduil", him from fullIhgVintoTT has Itsjiuayancy, properties. —devices, 90 per ceiirof them would survive SHIRTS ^—The most important point about alifojacliot ALL AT Sf - 3. 9VERCONFIDENCE. Wore Utair 40 per boats, etc. " ~" J 1 yourscif having difficulty infdeep the water. :Sfejection~Of SUMME&=- ^ .Solids..iiuuuiuuir : j~~«— ——- — — ——centririaccidents last year Involved operators' Be courteous and stay-a reasonable-diatamee— ir"cbirri Short sl , keep caltn, and~think out your plan of •_:.' Furthermore,-sucha.safety cover must ha'vo is,that.it_can't holpsawn lifn if it'sstuffedout. Rt'oul.ir"cbir.iri .Short .sleeves 1 /*} DDIPC rz:7- '.-'•-• 26 to so years of age with more than SOOjiours- -from others^sneh h as fishermen, swimmeri^^ andd ,• _ acti'on. •_. - • . '-•' -~ —---iti:lflrrto.eiproof locK1tig~rtwlPtnhnryjl|-mako of the way in tho hull of a hnnt orif It's heeifiekz SAFE^HN " HAhfbBAGS "FeR-70rtt-OGCASlON S " "~ uec JS jnd ss.M — ~^—: .... operatinR. experience. The safe boater, no • boatmenr^—~—'"v^- • — ry ' Here are some thjngs'ynu can do: _~" removal. impossiBle-by unauthorized^persoilK' - on shore.-It -must-be worn."' TRIUMPH •matter how expert he may be, enters every new i parallel to shore "and""cdmenrrsliSWl3ri™T™_r" • FloaLlyingflat-on yourback with your arms Remember, you huve legal respoTKIbHityfor , FIAT -DON'T-—-= -.'-••-... situation cautiously; and recognizes both his -when landing. . — " .- . , .- At Discount Prices SUMMER SPORT JACKETS . omrHegs stretcher-out straight. ,__1 pool accidents~lhat-ooGur Inyour pool even V '__ Ski in shallow water or where you do not- __ own andithe boat's limitations. _ - Learn new-niaiieuvmjs progressively. - •: Si/cs'36 40 ' j-TreacI, scull,-oj'kick slowly, keeping your 'you haVe not given permission for- its use. know the depth-minimum safe depth is five FOR'71 Have an extra persoinn the boat to watch the -RE-G..J35 to «0 1/2 PRICE '-^—hands underneath the water. - •4. Do not permit "rough-house" in and NON-SKID^SOLES _-. ~ "71 TR-6 -4.r EXCESSIVE DRINKING, The hazard of feet for adults. . ... •.__•.. .. . romeo drinking and driving belongs-to^the-wateways skier, or use a wide-angle rear .view: mirror. -•e- Hold onto a stick of wood, oar, canoe, end. IMMEDIATE Put any part of body through bridle or wrap -around your pool,. Accidents resulting in ~~ '' • 1^ you are all righ£~altcrnr~fall i~ cl^sp both ' . >; Put your chin on anything that will float and -120p^SEDAN • as well as-lo-highwflysmi'elr judgment-lm-. rope around any part of body. • '.'* ELIZABETH serious injuries can be prevented if rules of -- BEST ON DECK- - COUPE,* SEDAN •WAGON . ALL COLORS hands overhead to let the driver know: ' , push yourself along.- Hold your breath if your behavior are strictly enforced. The pool has DELIVERED THE'71'$ ' paired, boaters take-fanlastjc chances. — _. Yell "hit it^until rope is tight and Ups of skis^ Hold up a ski after taking a fall in a well--. -— - -~" "In The Elmora-The'|>er Bldg. ' —head gets under water.— — mahyTigidTTirryielding-partsrthererare-many-^ JJThe pliclcof thin, feminilfeheelsTnHy make 850 SERIES FOR ONLY THE ALL NEW .5. OUT IN BAD WEATHER. Some skippers are upr - - . •• '. 1112 LIBERTY AVE., HILLSIDE pleasant staccato sounds on lannd, btittliey're ftRE HERE- get caughTTn. storms because they don't keep Ski to the point of'exhaustion.---.- :- —- traveled boating area. "• , • . _: — PREEPARKING.TTT 3B5-2I49 i^ - Calling for help is serious. Don!t do itfor fun. areas that will-become wet and slippery; these . Check .your equipment for dangerous, Sharp m . In case of cramps:. ' are all potentially dangerous and rough play usually not welcome music to sailors wanting ALL MODELS • COLORS f , an eye oh changing wenthVor refuse to come Ski at night. : 353-9160 Master Chnrqo"• Uhlcard • CCP • BankAmcrlcard— '•-•• - 1 — in-when—threatening clouds, appear. Even ^Ski directly ahead of another boat-you"could _pr protruding'objects on skis-such as wing Keep calm - it is fear that causes cramps to can causo-lrouble. ••".'"• STARTING AT L, . ALL NEW nuts,.loose runners, sllversretc: • : be fatal.- To overcome a cramp in tfie.calf 1807 NOW ON ALL COLORS worse, • some set out during Bad weather or fall. •-•... ..-_•• .: while in deep water, take a deep breath, go $ 4" Stats Tay & LIcans*- _ ;'. underwater,_seize_the_crampcd_muscle-_with_ DISPLAY ,__ AVAILABLE!.^..: 1 NO OTHER EXTRAS 4 Wh»l Pow»r Dl>c Brakas SGUBA=DIVING, U.S. CHOICE & PRIME .- • thumbs and fingers of both hands andsqueeze • 1+ StotB Tox & Llcen«e " 7 DOOR 51O'»» 4. DOOR 510'« $\ iMMEDIATE- Sd Gb ! with-all your might.-Go ashore as quickly as ~BWAG6NS • .FASTBACKS 2 NO OTHER DELIVERY J Many olhar E«lrg> Poor vision responsible f— possible-and-massage-tho-muscle.-To over- EXTRAS M ALL IN STOCK t come^rcrauip iirthu'tou whlleriirdeep water, go YOUR ! underwater and press with thumbs on a nerve /SPRINGFIELD I SPRINGFIELD I SPRINGFIELD '/SPRINGFIELD I which lies in the arch of the footorrthe inside : ,!.( IMPORTID MOTORS I l.( IMfOHlfl) MOTORS I .'. I»PORTIO MOTORS 1 ..' luroniin MOTORS ROAST BEEF 1 for many auto accidents r. edge about a third of the way from the heello 116 RT 22 SPRINGFIELD. N.J.37B-882I I 146RT.22 SPRINGFIELD. N.J 376 8821 1146 RT 22 SPRINGFIEID.N J 376-8821 | 1-16 RT 22 SPRINGHFLON J Vt> RB? SILVER TIP EYE ROUND ! the toe". Slide thlimba toward the great toc.-If CALL 686-7700 LLNeW—YortilL-every automobile driver had correctablejvhen faulty ,-buHHe ^defect has to ! cramps cannot be broken, remember that ITis.' ,: good vision, the t\umber of highway accidents be discovered before anything can be done MONlEV i possible to swim in a cramped position if you do /would go down dramatically, according to Uie aboutiL-r-r ; • ['.—Hiot become excltcd~ • -• ". -jTBetter Vision Institute. ^~— Only about one-third of the states now check USEPTD j In .ittcrripting in ri-grnp n Hrnaming rwrerin. •yi Unfortunately,-even-a-score-of- 20-20 ("ex- for another cause of road accidents: poor field [ do the following things: . . _ Cjcellentl') on the eye chart test is no guarantee of vision. Field of vision is the size of the angle Call loudly for help-Try to rescue the persoii •T-Ithal vision : Is pftod-enoueh _to_ meet the that your eyes, working together, see when you FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES without entering'_, the water. Use a boat or- emanding daily test of driving an automobile throw him a line,-or push a board toward him.— Tely. The chart test merely measures clarity . For example, some drivers have "tunnel Attempt' a swimminp rp^rno only if you know vision at a distance, whichls only one of the vision." That is,, their field of vision is so BING CHERRIES how and no other means are" available. eing skills that road safety demands. narrow that they can only see what is directly California Sweet & Many American drivers have never taken in front of them and could not Bee hazards on Largo Luscious. LINOLEUMS CARPET leven this simple lest. Some drivers will never either side. Their tunnel vision may b^ caused Skin diving is-a-safe sport. Because divers •have, any test/at alLunless existing state laws by glaucoma; which~iC3EorougIi eye develop safe-diving habits early and stick to "which allow/ automatic-license-renewal - are examination could detect. Pascal Celery *JSi^; ...».23« EXTRA THICK them, serious accidents are extremely rare; To y changed. Bufeven in states where #license- .Some drivers have a form of tunnel vision c help the beginning diver develop Uiose same •*-renewal tests are required, visual charity Is because they have not developed the good habit Green Peppers *2» u,. 29 habits, here are some safety tips: =f\ffiregueriyyr~the only seeing skill that is—-of constantly looking from side to side and : Green Squash ^ 2 *. 39« TOP ROUND Bfifore learning:to dive have a jcomplctc ^measured.. — A is.^aiv ,., checking the two rear view mirrm«;wheri . physical examinatioii n by a doctordt . Other eye skills, eMtagy i --•-•an • - • •••• Don't attempt diving unless yonYfe a good J often_ neglected, in testsMnew drivers as well '"• Stich drivers should learn to keep t c swimmer.— -•-, S as of those renewing thjirlicehsea. . and eyes In motion as much as possible and EUueDerries U.^u.°<,u. ,49 Seek professional instruction and take a full— B» One ot these Skills is depth perception. should use wide-angled mirrors that bring the 7af Freehdid in SCUBA diving' from a certified in- - C-< Whenever you try to P^s a car, you are risking—-^outside-corners-oHheroad-closertortheir field The "second annual Great This is not a "learn-it-yourself" sporfcz: K your Bafety on your ability toruse yQut-depth of vision;---—- .' __I Monmouth Fair at Freehold" ^REDPtUMS^— dive with a buddy-nevcr by yourself. y", perceptionpercetin . You must be able to judge the Driving at night requires better vision skills — Raceway, June 28 through usegoggles or earplugs when diving,— - Juiie is the month of-love-and-bridesr-We-are-honoring^all bridos-—-nowly marriutl, or < | "depth" of the car you are passing and to judge than drjving during the day .— July "4, is expected to attract S Bo sure all equipment is attached by "quick- • angles and distances accurately. Only about Good night-vision requires the ability to see in __upwards of 100,000 visitors. Chuck Steak release" stnips. If you wear a weight~bclt, -your golden 50:—:With spociarcli'rpot bargains at prices you'lUlove.'They^U-make-you-ltgood-home und T-Bone Steak, ,» 1.39 r Jhalf on:the 50 Btates now check for this 1m- dim—light, beyond the range'of yourTdwh" JosephJV. McLoone, general never put it on under a SCUBA harness:.Eut.lL: vyill-mnko good companions to your furniture,-And, they.look groat •when" the" lights are on! Because, Jportant seeing skill. " , ^ : headlights,' to see in—glaring light, and to manager, has lined up a full California Pot Roast Chuck Steak 69 on last and be. sure it'has a "quick releaso" , 1 EH recover rapidly from the "shock", of headlight 8.' All states should check drivers' depth per- schedule of daily family en- .. ...strap. _ —~- „! „. SZ&. : _ thoy^ro all^firis^qu&hly-Kodol.I'ile bellringcrs,vCorae in now. Lot LFO show you how much wo love you. ' ception, warns the Better Vision Institute. glare. One should-never look directly into the tertainment andT'eports all Chuck Chopped Boneless Chuck;,:, », "Always uso antloat and_divcr.'s_flaB. I J Like the ability to seeclearly (the eye chart center of an oncoming set of headlights. The exhlbit6r-~space has .been Sirloin Steak Round Ground ,1.09 " 1. Never permiflhe pool to be used unless it is _ Never hold your breath when SCUBA divjng, 5 55* test), the ability to judge distance is sometimes- driver should always look over to the side of the reserved. Fair hourswlll.be 2 attended by at least one person other than.jhe especially when-returning to the surface. This road. To take full advantage of all the available to 10 p.m. . '..-,..• California Steak c Porterhouse Steak 1.29 - may cause air embolism, a condition that can~ • • • bather.. Clearly, someone should be'there to light, your windshield should be clean and free — The entertainment ranges lend assistance if-the bather Should be in be I " " —'" from all obstructions, such as stickers,.- ''from nationally-starred Top Round Roast Bar B Que Beef Ribs M , trouble duelo'lnjuries. cramps, excess water -Never dive when you're feeling ill or tired, or Blood bank issues ani^hgiyB,_ri)amfin,jiJ^tyg! -—musicians, comedyLand-thrllL s when suffeTnTgFfrom a cold, sore throat,-^inus- depth in the case of^blldren, etc. ', must also be completely clean. Special coated - acts to~rffces - human arid Chuck Fillet Steak Rump Roast";:::;;; ». l.x or ear trouble . . 2.Since the pooLsJands on the ground, itS'wall prescription lenses are. available for night V harness. -•—yg SCUBA-tanka equipped with a low. air • appeal joe donors^ -acts JiS-a_JiaturaLbarrJer_whlchlwill-prevent e driyingli""' ': ' ' The infield will be devoted'to ^arnlngTevlcoandrefill"them-f o ~tertlfled~ ^children, particularly, from falling into the pool r m One or two* out of every ten drivers is more ":'' the Monmouth County Annual "" compressors only. ~"'~; ' accidentally. UMs essential^however,—that, jcLCover summer "nearsighted at night than during the day. When, — 4-H-Ilorse Show-and rides-and- means of ingress and egress Gadder?, etc.) be Avoid too rapid a descent, which can result In in "doubt, rcmembervthat your eye doctor is attraetions. ''- — NEW ENGLANGLANDCURED CURED r,o,,ic,,i BBif^ HOTOR SWEET removed or be made unusable whenever—tht _paihjn.the eiirersfop descending untilthe pain Because blood supplies for ill and Injured equipped -, to test your-: eyes qnder Jow ; pool is -unattended. Failure' to do this may leaves.. —~ || persons become seriously depleted during the illumination conditions which are similar to Boneless nnrnQf| B c {•summer months,! the. North Jersey^Essex Brisket LOlTIBa Dl S Sausage night driving conditions. You may be one of ; Corned Beef 5ij jCchmt'TTBlood Bank,has this message:~Give : .-A.,"•."•• StHAIUHl CUT B9< II those drivers who should_wear one.pair of s S t bloocTbeforci.you vacationT^—^^ eyeglasses for day driviing, another for night Smoked Butts "r:," Minute Steak 'a,;:: , 1.29 New Leftigh dining hall 5 "it points out that the heed for blood continues • driving, , • . • ' ~ J whilfejnany_regularjndustrial, school, church Sunglasses, which are so useful during the MESSAGE Lamb Combo S Sandwich Steak „.„ , 1.39 to honor Summit man j and.civic organizations discontinue their blood day; are dangerous for twilight or nighttime S [banks.during.tHo BUmmcr months because driving because^they cut down the amount of Lamb Chops'»;;;,.;; Top Sirloin Steak, , 1.39 , I', Pa.-- He rcsiSes-in-Summit—NiJT-j- iRANDESTHEE" i their donors are .vacationing, :Any_healthy_ —light that reaches the eyes; Sunglasses,must S { person between the agps of 18 and 65 may give Round Steak , 1.29 Lehigh's ne\y_ dining facility The $1.4-million dining not be worn for njght driying.j . TOR ^ Chicken Steak c S and residence halls complex,, facility arid the $2.6 million . If a driver has a choice of making a trip 8 residence halls complex are CLOCKS Blood Dank, FROZEN VALUES _ London Broil „?:;;;::: Eye of Fillet Steak , 1.29 now underj;onslruction at the - -^during the day of at night, he should consider , 1.29 being byilt adjacetttr to-each HILLS BRAND PINK OR WHITE -^univecsity-rJClll-bc-named in- i. Grove st;, East Orange, is open this fact: On a mileage basis, night accidents DADDIES honor of soven men, jncludiiig. other. They will bo completed CaJI.. 676-4700 for an ap-. .the current president of the '" Scptemibor.l " ~~ Xehjgh-board of trustees and _Lehigh's —first to-keep hemdphiHac chUdren—™?.W "•regimes as nign in LEMONADE HK finst- presidenl~nf~thcrr-dereraduate weds,-vt SalivfelandI to keep-xhftdren. wit*fickle cell - MA'vers should have theteyes: "anrajia-wcll. Persons with canceror-leukemia -every year, be^ause-¥»ion sometime?_-falls- GREAT EASTERN ral GALA occupy- fnavy^ntjnuing neexls for Mood.^Ne\nsiiSsir-"^^8 ™"^^^^ haveYoaaronod CANNED SODA id a g —°^ " ' j;ood-road_vision ls-eitrBlilBijraemiandlng^' NAPKINS: npMt RathiriUJil^^ig ""'"'.'• presidenfpf:Echlgh's board of along wrth^- -jthpse—u Heart ,slows_jip your ^.eye^reactions.:. t>ome^ visuali- z~~trustceirr^whu ' is—retired dcrgraduate-HLehigh . me tnsarance !Z~^-U - Olllllllpp»Uua.o.;.i .il •-__ chairman of" the board of liVing.in adjacent areas of flic _ g| bl66d~aiid organ—^^jknesseg-haveatendency^mahe^hedriver n • Standard Oil Company «O.). campus, - Do-it-yoursolf - ^ anspiants-cannot bo neeomplished-wlthout drowsy. Prolonged high-speed driving on open- kits, movomonts, 1 blood. '•'. • j stretches makes everybody's eyes" tend to nidll' 1 QeLyourself a gopc), Ihor- finished clocks, The blood bank urges New Jersey residents^----"fraoza,- -!-thus-narrowing-the-ileld-of-vision.— shippad '-promptly to make blood-giving part of their prc-vacatlon Many drivers become almost hypnotized by pugh eyaminajlon once a on monoy back " s" , •& You'll.love World's Golden Homnntic und olej'nnt—tlnit'H*- You'll love World's East Rldee jy responsibility. ' .oncoming headlights, coad stripes, or the tail year. Once a year, let your guarantee. '.* .' . ( 1 MC GOWEN j-' \" " / Touch nt first sight. Lovable, tlie mood of World's Vtilour. und MO will your friends. You'll -lights of the car injrorit. • • . doctor teallylook you.ovor. - Drivers on long open stretches should stop for s-^j^v'T'^ ~". coirtfoFliiliriTandcaBiiul uliugi A pluwli, thick oiirfiet. Seduc- love IIIIH rich, luxurlous-eu- It'll take a little time, and a Aluminum Foil. brief rest periods, preferably • every hour. In - A^ "Sj/''. ''. "li'M1 ciisy to live, with und tive und charming to nnyroom. HEAT WITH v llttla patience. And maybe FABRIC MILL l)oHHeiylon pile. (iciylicnbor. And.80 he should.' • • nCtll l|id.tv>«ni»(ln,tw..M 1.,.,,,,. '"I- iPO Feoturp Fqbrics'By Wyndnioor^ Industries Lovely colors. .High-speed driving makes extra visual ' TODAY demands. High speed adversely.affects clarity, Kosher Pickles ^ - 69 C OIL HEAT COMFORT Trie whole Ideals tokeep'. Marshmallows. . '^25 World's 99 .depth.perception, and field vlslon-and gives nkflnilnc • •' io-ni QQ M^I uo FOR FREE World's Now World's 99 you healthy. If nothing's SPRING-SUMMER SALE •- ' .-.i»'d' '•• -. •:• OIIBITIBS »Bt«M«m.ohl»o -H' UU Block Walnut CATALOG «qu«r« y«» «(|uure yurd one less time for correcting one's mistakes, BarbecueSauceD.lv -49 l»»(»llod East Ridge LOW COST LUXURY FOR .. Alcohol anddrugs dull both the eyes and the - wrong (and more than 100% POLYESTER KNITS $498 Golden I ouch likely, there Isn't) hoorayl HOME QR FACTORY brain,' They also dull the higher mental faculty Solid*-Strlpo»-Pottorn« ^F . that is. commonly called "common sense." Come-back next year; But If , • • EMPEROR 1 WitKThis Coupon 60" Wldo. Mochln. Wa.lihblo, .Dryablo cu|™g J™* • ECONOMY IS A BONUS Driving under their influence Is driving under anylWftgVsusplcioiis, th$n With This Coupon fCtOCK COMPANYi No Other H«»t U Gleaner ' mi additional handicap-and sheer madness! youWe gained the most Im- 100% ACRYLIC AND $120 I . Dopt. N-JS ' • • j - -..: dr As Safe! • - _ ' ' To avoid automonlle accidents, the Better; portant thing of all: time, •-.. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 11 HANOVER PORK & BEANS Furhopo. AUlumi 365J2 ' Vision Institute urges all drivers: . . v .95'Clay St Wo Satisfy Voor Complete Heating Huvo. a professional eye examination every We can save .1 out of 2 2-lb. Ol 4d All - POLYESTER BONDED KNITS • ^ 1 cun . I Grinds Nuilia O Bll ffrom Brodd RrfquiVomonJs Aria Spvo Ypu Money • ye.ar.. o , • • v- persons when cancer Is-. 11 • . cut pc*. only SPRINGFIELD: :'-'*5j&r Always wear eyeglasses, if, they havo been cauahtln time, caught early. 'Adduiss. NEWARK: 485-060O CALL FO&A FREi. SURVEY |lrlnt)upr«u.|irict)ol«1.04«iMUt prescribed for,driving, avoid driving when the ThaVsTgood thing to know. of oKatlNoUl lUtlllOl COU(HIj» VMllltt SPECIAL LOW City •? " i -i • •• \ V;lU • OIU BURNER - Conversions and n.; W,J.,.Prl. 9 lof/.lux,, Thum. & Sdl. ? la'l ,|)an., Tu.i.i Wad.'. Prl. 9 to 9/,Tlii"«- R. Sat. 1 lo i . eyes arb tired, reduce speed at night, remove' Installations sunglasses at night, and keep.your eyeglasses, PRICES OF SAYELLE AND . StntoZ -1..^ Zip . \l • FUEL OIL - Sales and S«rvlco I ; • car windows, and rear^iew mirrbr clean. OMBRE SAYELLE YARNS DENVILLE-RT.46- TOMS RIVER - Rt. 37 ;. ASBliRY PXRK .'. Demund high visual"standards In your state. Vitlt our/fne^qry wlian in Falrlibpa HACKETTSTOWN Nowltl> I>«nv)lln lloul Khor o|i|>. Uobort Hull ' * •"' 1400 Aibory Ave. LOCATED AT 105 Main St. Uon., W.d., 1'ri,

\ \ A4-Thursday, June 24, 1971. Garden StateImbipssbm with vacation activities Thursday, fJune 24, 1971-A5 New Jersey State Fair' fairs, amusement parks, Rutgers advances "New Jersey's vacutionland review as_pari at ttik' show. 1 rerrieriiTior- Ihe rumble seat, marks the start of free con- Grounds in Trenton on July 18 historic sites and many more'; anticipates millions of-guests The area around the station the crank handle;a- running- points of interest, easily ac-,- NOW YOU CAN END YOUR who wilL be arriving during . was first used as a chemical certs thpL will be a weekly affords an opportunity to see board, or even the gas-lamp- feature in many~3Teas~~"" many of thelndianapolis 500 cessible'from any part of-the^—:- the next few months in search warfare proving ground to headlight, are in for a treat as state, there is more to see than newM.A. program of relaxation and recreation," train troops'In (he use of "The NASCAR Grand drivers competing again in HOUSE WINDOW PROBLEMS FOREVER these, early vintage, cars roll National Auto liaces at the . this, popular 300-mile race." ,lime,allo\vs, For a free copy of •. concentrate orr scholarly and Honald M. Heymann, com- '• poison gas during World War- by under th,eir own power," • A new graduate program missioner of .Ihe N.J. I, but was, taken over-shortly ********************t Heymann said. <• • the full color Vacation Guide, '... in English, designed primarily critical studies In limited : Haymann'said. _. • "Diversity is the key word write to the State Promotion: ' for students desiring late areas ojf literature, but --—"Phe—4th of July which Office, Division of Economic' Industry, said'this week. than-air" base by the Navy. YOIJK WANT AI)~ for summer.entertainment;in -.. afternoon and early evening students wjll be required to commemorates the 195th the Garden .State. With Development^ P.O. Box '400,' display a general .mastery of Nu-Saslr With each of the resort ... "Other merrfories of theanniversary of the United IS KASY TO PLACK. classes, will be offered irt us-competing for a greatef 'good old days' wfll be stirred abundant campsites, beautiful "Trenton, ' N.Jjl 08625;'^. - beginning this fall at Rutgers all periods of English and States this year, Will receive a . . . JIJST IMIONE - State parks, summer thejaires, . Heymann said. . "•• • American literature. , ',-.- shjre of the tourist influx, the to a' froth^on Sunday, in noisy welcome with firework - University in- Newark. The replaces your number and variety ol Atlantic City, when the an- displays at most of the special afternoon-evening planned activities will.be 686-7700 program, leading to the ad- tique autos parade down the beaches and resort com- CLIP THIS AD-& MAIL TODAY old window Hn Her than ever," Heymann boardwalk; People who munities. The 'Fourth' also vanced degree of master of said. Emphasizing this points". ********************* * arts in English, will be the Bank group th«. commissioner cited some Jirst of- its-kind given by a Complete in - of the upcoming events from v major university in the state. which early summer visitors" Bavarian Day will be held June 27 lists officers just one day. .may choose. According to the program the 12th Bavarian Day, Sthuhplaltler (Bavarian and dancing will-be provided .director, Dr. John \ G. L. . Birchby, In ihe northern reaches of by two bands,,which will play Nu-Sash can be Installed In Just . sponsored by. the United ifolk dancers) Senior and VI I..,.. u.'_l,-,,m, -— Vj: . 201-lit.1110 • E^^a^fe^ite^eiltot, of - . Hudson the state, lake country visitors Bavarian, German and one day without touching Inside plaster and Bavarians of Greater-New —Junior groups-will perform in I woodwork. .. will find fun for the wholo popular American music. Vl.llor.W.lcom. V IMM.Y.C. I1J.736.1.160 | "^ •••$] of EngLh, I graduate ^ ^ rle.ec^preS 1 •York, will be-held at traditional Bavarian classes in the program will be 1 HEADS COLLEGE —Sis4er Once they are Installed, you'll never — family at the-Sussex-County Parades featuring the flags of /.. I AM INTERESTED IN THE FOLLOWING,. ' i of the Savings Banks Scheutien Park^_32d__strec|. costumes. Included, on the '• scheduled on weekdays bet- .Elizabeth Ann have to scrape, chisel, putty, paint, or weather- Outdoor Show in Newton, program will be the first and. numerous organizations arc I / F] AIRFRAME&POWERPLANT MAINTENANCE i I I Association of New Jersey at 1 1 and Kennedy boulevard, " scheduled. . . ween the hours of 4:30 and 7 the 63rd annual meeting held Malpney, de.an_ of strip a window again. PROBLEM— tomorrow through •Sunday, , North Bergen, Sunday,-June ..second-place Schuhplatllcr /.,-. LJ FLIGHT TRAINING •.'••. Nu-Sash are the longest lasting windows ' p.m. on the Newark campus. studies at the College 'Heymann said.. . '_ ' 27 from noon "until~li p.m. •champions of North Anerica, On the memi will be • D.fiLOT GROUND~5cHOOL _,!'." ;, Comprehensive exaYninations, at the Monrrioutri-Hotel, made. We proved It by pattlng-them through- -- "'The exciting air show Bavarian Ochsenbratorei I / SINO TODAY fOB YOUR rHEE JET- AG£ BOOKLET | ~^|L ADVANCE - A bottle containing unharvested live-attenuated measles virus, Spring Laker of Saint Elizabeth, window mills ii.o dongeroui and hpzariJoui.. Children under' 12. will be the' Glinka Russian Folk ; \ TETERBORO SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS I he said,' will be given on -the most rigid testing. And fpund that they scheduled to commemorate admitted free. (Bavarian barbeque), im ,'oni component of the new Merck Sharp 8 Ddhme three-in-one-Vaccine, is removed Saturdays. • James McCnlcken 11J,, Convent Station, has were even superior to FHA rewrnmendad " lob lor th't houuwlfa. Old 'window'i e'aut« the 50th Anniversary -of the Dancers, rides for children, -ported and domestic, /'. 401 Industrial Av., Tctcrbqro Airport, N.J. 07608 Eit. 1947 e grpups ahd- forlinspectlon at the company's West Point, Pa., plant. The combination vaccine Dr. Demaray said the" presiderit^oLOrange Savings fc*6en elected president - standards.-- • •" . --ir- rwic«. ai much work, sxtta maintenone«. Naval—-Air'.IS.tatiqn at - United- Bavarians " of —beverages and food ranging : was elected vicc- n'parade. -r- I • • . -^ri •'."• "' ' ' " I aginst measles, mumps and rubella, just licensed by-the U.S. National Institutes of of. the college by the We also found that Nu-Sash costs Ltikehurst, Tuesday, Greater New York, consists'of from. at Bratwurst to a full- _ 40% less than other methods of renovating ^ NAME- Heath, is designed to protect children against all three diseases wjth^o single Board of Tr^usteesT She Saturday^and—Sunday will Bavarian clubs Which joined There will be_German_and_ course meal. I I vice-president of the Mont- ~ windows. Thafs plenty! (Please Print) Injection. - -^ , . .-..'.• attract oldiand young alike^ to uphold Bavarian customs American food specialties In Among the invited guests | ADDRESS- be held once a week on difi rlnir. Savings P-""^, rN^lr-rtMl will "assume her—new— | —.^Arfflthergreane^lure:_thBse_ The wonders of air travel from", resurgence of-— regular, adherence tp this newspaper's •' Elimtnot* Storm Window* tcoms measles. The nation has the vigorous immunization "are now closed to applicants iFriday news deadline is urged tltlon — who nffrr : Jobs Are Scarce, BOUGHT artl SOLD ] reached only the halfway effort begun in 1966," Steinfeld wising to enter in the fall. for^ material" intended for 1 quality pnwiuru. However * , With Our Na'w J Excluilv* rnprk in its goal to immunize pointed out. "Physicians and Ordinarily/ our program in publication in the July 8 issue, miw obllinted to aiU you •• a . DUAL GLAZING has more calls for jobs qids tuition • urg.onti needed Newark would be closed too. iDRAKE 48 million youngsters against public health personnel now. sincie this office will be closed homn ownrr lo lircomr Qtmrf*. ; , PANELS . than graduates to fill them •Despite the current_ f'd^*;iRV.- rubella, and health authorities face the job of moving But because our program was July~5 In "observance of In- don't b« foalrrl l»y bail ailvrr-- 1 DEAD AIR CALL: WRITE: ' 371-37)71 " financial squeeze, St. Peter's are warning against the rising aggressively to halt this approved by faculty com-~ dependence • Day.. All ({•Ing and—raih rial ma — SPACfcV* IN NEWARK: IN ELIZABETH: IN ORANGE: !R _ College students are having a"ru,_ incidence of regular measles.; resurgence."- . ) mittees only this spring, we. organizational, social and tomelhlnR for «olhtii« uiually "y S

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' Aui| insurance statistician New Jersey fronriW to history - the Holocaust and the birth of the State • Canaaa. Among, the professions represented members throughout^- the daytime activities. In the evening, the veterans, a re-affirmation of de Icatlon to the this, particular time?" asked Miss Eva of Israel, two extreme poles, the one of death are high ^school, college and university ' p.m., and continue through'Suhday, Sept. 19, veterans' units-^vill march with .banrjs _in-. _ The Fair will close with show by the Jack . 1970 Is now available, Ronald M. Heymann, stafe, has . Unanimously J Fred Keill fair manager, anndunnced -Uns; task was announced this wfflt by Com- , (-nmmissloner of the N.J: Department of Labor Fleischner of Marquette Universtiy. .Her and destruction, the other of resurrection and teachers, religious education coordinators, and pledged to raise $750,000 tot competition for an array of prizes. All mem-,; Kochinan Hell Drivers on Sunday at 3 arid 7 -questtorrwasparrof-the opening address of the week. missioner Ronald M. Heymaniibf. the N?J. . and Industry, announced this week. \ } life." These events-challenge all men. They ecumenists. '• the'National Foundation for bers of veterans' organizations in the stato will p.mr - • - -- Department of Labor and Indusui. third, annual Menorah Institute at Seton Hall challenge Christians especially to rethink and be admitted free with one adult guest. Inquiries . "The report summarizes-the statistical ex-, Boys this year,-in support of ThgJPatr will get under way with,the Jake "Vietnam vets are the key. to Ntw Jersey's Universjt^here. The institute,' which continues revise theological views which improverish its effort to build a 'City for "" tibstead Thrill Show following an opening on Veterans' Day should be sent to the New economic future," Commissions Heymann peripnee of the N.J. Unemployment ConV ' through tommorrow. is co-sponsored by the their own spiritual lives and which have led to Jersey State Fair, P.O.Box 669, Trenton 08604. New officers installed pensation • Law from its enactment in 1936- Generation Gap U.SJI I5oys*~trrNcw~Jersey. ' "ceremony by the VFW Color Guard and said. "Each of the VER's (vettr'an's em- : Anti-Defamation League of B'riaiB'rith and the — much-suffering;and persecution of the Jews. ' The traditional Ladies' Day will be held on . ployment - representatives)' in-ouMO-State- • ' Uiroilgh'35 years of operation. (The.pledge was made at the Himilton's Mayor Raymond I. Dwier. With the : Institute.^ Judaeo-Christian Studies at Seton. In his welcoming remarks, Dr.'Lichten a<|- A"FL-Cro State convention' ^Wednesday.js will-Statewide-Children's Day .. £ySectetanes chapter — -"Thi8 record of historical statistics will prove_ Ha exception of Friday night, Sept. 17, all shows in Training"and Employment Service Offices has 'l- ._ . • • dressed himself to the same issue when he held in Atlantic City. A front of the grandstand will be free to fair when students from throughout the state will be Susan Koss of Onion was installed recently as been charged with the responsiblty t>f ex- beneficial in analyzing the implications of the be admitted free to the grounds.Until closing. pending even greater effort on their behalf,"1 sweeping changes In the, Unemployment In- Co-directors of the institute are-Dr. Joseph-in—reported that during a recent audience with resolution presented to the goers, Kcil said. ' .. '» president of the Summit Chapter of the Lichten, director of Intercultural Affairs for Pope Paul VI the Holy Father stressed that too delegates by "State President Saturday, the second, day ,-will be devoted to BugsBunny and his troupe.will perform for Ihe National Secretaries Association In ceremonies the commissioner added. More than U.000 New surance Law which will become effective In ADL, and Msgr. John M. Oesterreicher, kids togelherwiUi other live animal acts. Jersey veterans will be coming hone during " \Wl," spill Cuminissiuiier Heymann. often Catholics neglect to keep in mind the Charles H. Marciante, called the state's volunteer fire companies as they at the William Pitt, Chatham. Others installed director of the Institute of Judaeo-Christian injustices committed in the past against Jews upon- t'ach union member in form a mile-long .march and competitionjn Teachers have been encouraged to bring their the next year. Special programs lave been • Designed as a comprehensive reference classes on field trips. . - for 1971-72 were Betty Germuska of Irvlngton, Studies. Program coordinator is-Sr. . living among them__ New Jersey to donate a one- front of the. stands. That afternoon, the vice-president-; • Marian Romanczuk of Par- organized to solicit support for thesameo. One .source for administrators, legislators, Thering, Pb.D. ' such program is the Mercer Countj Jops for : "It's about time that we recall, that we learn time giCl'jof at least one dollar Plumbstead daredevils will reenact their For the women in the cvening,-the-fair_will^ siRpany, corresponding secretary; Mary 'researchers and students,, the statistical The Menorah Institute seeks to foster a aganvthaLlews are brothers who implore the to the National Foundation for Bring In death-defying feats. , f feature fashion shows, one especially for the. Vets Task Force. handbook was prepared by the Office of your GENUINE Valenii of Summit, recording secretary; and renewed vision of the Christian's bond to the same heavenly Father," Msgr. Oesterreicher Boys. ••*•-' -rTeaded-by-Wayor—Albert- Planning, Research and Program Kvalimtinn, DIAMOND and On Snnrinv uphvf, singer Knzo' Stuarti '_ tennis set and other special events. Jewish people by attempting to understand _, r we will Frances Stewart of Springfield, treasurer. : quoted from^i special mass recently composed-.. —Funds will be raised by on (Fanny, Me and Juliet) will be on stage af-_ Thursday "will be Governor's" Day. Gov. Washington j Township,, the task We has - Distribqtlon of the report includes libraries in present day Jews and the roots of (he church in^-by a German author and"entmed''The^Jews- SIMULATE ITI William T. Cahill is expected to tour the fair New. Jersey, Chambers, of C6mmerce~and thc~job solicitation, con- temoon and evening. Various acts will precede mayors of Mercer County municiptlpes as ' thc Judaism of old. _ ' Our Brothers. Among the suggested prayers of tractual checkoff with union the vocalist. and make a formal appearance on th« grand- Holiday deadline honorary chairmen. Working In. conviction employer-oriented groups, directors of^ — Miss, Fleischner, who is doing graduate work this Votive Mass are the following two- stand stage. At thcSarnc time, according to iloymeiloymenmt .security agencies ariandd university ^|memberElhip approval, api The Banana Splits will greet the children on Particularly careful adherence to this with the National Alliance of Businessmen, this: •:. ibraries. In addition, copies will be sent to New in theology at Marquette-University_and is: a "Father in heaven, Your Son, our Lord Jesus -•peals to international unions, Monday, Mercer_County-Children's Day at the . KeflTsenlor citizens will be entertained by their WEDDING GIFT-The King-Penguin group by Burgues,' the New Jersey porcelain's*, is fibi - -I- ddit-i i- - ~. . •••- • — ..o. . ..,.v[i.i 11/ Unaijukauiw vj v>iutat wu3 uuiii a JW/. we uianK yoU'ior Him group plans a "Job Mart" to place vetrans in---" member of the Grailu u , replieLdU to this question by ' Christ was'bom a Jew:'We thank you-for Him own-senior citizens grandstand show. There- newspaper's Friday news deadline is urged for fund raising affairs held by SPECIAL SALE . fair. Admission to the grounds will be free until materialintended for publication, in the July 8 ihe weeding gih to newly weds Tr.icla.and Edward Cox from Gov; and Mrs.Cahill on jobs. The "Job Mart" will be held this jHTafthe. •• ' .Claims—=saying4hat-4h0r-Chpistian needs- theijew/: "in... who became' our brotheFarid for the people "individual locals or some closing for the youngsters, said Keil. A scuba will be no admission charge for them^Also, on Trenton Civic Center ~"J"" '" understand himself fully., A through—through whose instrumentality you have given ^Thursday, a Sports Hall of Fame, a new ad- issue, sinee:this.off ice. will be closed Julys jn behalf of the people of New Jersey. The former-Tricia-Nipon Is known to be a keen _. .. -combination of these methods. ":•••.... divine .demonstration will also be staged observance of Independence. Day^ All r io of Judaism is no luxury for tho • Him to-us." "Most merciful Father, on the The National Foundation ===4-Tuesday, veterans from-the_Mercer County dition to-the fair, will be_hiahligbted. __ _ collector.of porcelains. Burgues' sfudio is-in Cakewood where^he:^creatBs4rfe-tttfS= - the W. KODAK .Climaxlnu Thursday V^eycnts-will-be^the , organizational', social and-othernews items for as of birds ^nv^useums and^ announced in February that i i' area—will-share .the'spotlight' with Future the July 8 issue should be submitted-by-Friday, was planning to purchase an lfe~df collectors. /Do you have sonie not-so-hbt pants?' SIMULATED DIAMOND! July 2. - - '•• —;••'•---— ~ Holiday Inn in-New BrunawlcK.7 existing facility in Morris" have done to.offcnd this people. - eounly-that-wouldh'ouseH00 itton; theme. ^homeless and abandoned New Jersey boys. ~i-~- T^" Future plans call' for the life nOW expansion of the facility into a 'City" for Boys' ;. a self- Exactly tho sJimo as those being sold in fine N.Y. dept IIK& yOU The industry Advancement theme for the association's contained- community that stores tor U>o a carat...... '';•• 1972 mode) building com" would house,...care for-and Program .of the Building educate 1,000 New Jersey, (AvailableIn AnyOf BolowCuts) Contractors Association of petition for students in—the deserves. • boys. • 7 •• . • ' New Jersey is seeking ,the ninth through twelfth grades^ /.t '. • • • • •• , ii ii no tin^io settle for ii^7~assistanc(Tof New Jersey high. John B. Shuler, director of |uitafew>hdrt'month>,.you school and vocational school education for the association, announced thut - the student New district chief could be enjoying Ihe rewards of sludents-in-the selection of a h i i^ submitting the- best % overall^ positions such as Receptionist, theme will receive $50. The Typii'i, Stenographer, or Secretary. A II l,rtrcli iocf W&PROUDLY for B'nai B'rith- •! You see, al Sawyer we help 4-fi. HOrSe feSF best entry from each county in' ^you to make it with specialized Indi-"* ^ \ i g i i • th"'e" state-carrie"«"•--•-«*"*-'>s a« $1*»"«"»•0 award«. •zmm KIAMESHA LAKE. N.Y. - "vidual instruction. Because Sawyer S©f VvGCinBSGlQy The—modol—building—com* ANNOUNCE -Perry Shertz of Wilkes Barre, deals In people, noi numbers. _^ '. » petition is a program designed Pa., an attornoy, was elected— So send for our free informq^ Teenage horse judges-from to attract student interest In as the new president of B'nai lion package on secretarial careers 18 counties will-compete in a the construction field. B'rith District-Srrepresenting. and placement service loday. statewide 4-H judging contest _ In letters to the principals of 185. lodgcs^in Pennsylvania, - Beiler yet, call us now. next Wednesday at Windy high schools and vocational New Jersey, Delaware. and • And begin 1he good life cLglrl Acres. Farm, North Branch. and technical institutions, HOLLYWOOD'S j e we lers :r ' ^ Open Every Day to 5 P;M. West Virginia, ut the group's ~~liko you deserves: i —They will have"their eyes on Shuler said, that students 119th annual convention at the -GORHEj!-MORI?J5-ft ST-UXV-ESAN-T. -a Challenge Trophy that must interested in the theme con- _ i ^,-t. Sundays: Noon Until 5 P.M. "Concord Hotel. UNION, N.J. be won three times to gain test are. free to consult their Phono: 68fS-0708 _664 Newark Avo., Shcrtzsucceeds Irving N. ppermanen t ppossession. The teachers,- parents, con- Open Mon. & Frl. Evoi. tractors, "^"architects .and GETHSEMANE Elbling; of Pittsburgh. The_ Elizabeth, N.J. 07208 Salem County team holds two new officer has becn.active in Phono 351-5150--- legs onjhc trophy. engineers concerning overall aspects of the theme. He said B'nai B'rith for the past 29 . preference will be . given to years starting at the ageof 14 _topics_that are current and Serving GARDENS-GHAPEI that will wervc as a functional need folHStewTJerSey. ~ All Faiths irStiuTer suggested as possible -CONSTRUCTION STARTS THIS YEAR themes tor the model com- petition "low cost housing for How fast carryou say major'cities," a "retirement "MAUSOLEUM complex for the elderly," a "farmers market center," or a ''convention center," but not ——€>NIY SUBFAMILIES CAN BE -ACCOMMODATED IN THIS necessarily limited to those "" NEW GARDEr-J-TYPE MAUSOLEUM. ~ topics. 7 . . ers Pa\i| J. Brienza, managing LET US PROVE tp~ YOU THAT ABOVE-GROUND FIND A director "of-the association, 33 said the theme, "Construction. ENTOMBMENT CAN BE LESS EXPENSIVE THAN GROUND BEnER JOB Industry Hall of Fame," was To Our Thousands Of Lot Owners BURIAL WHEN-BOUGHT-AT ^HE-CONSTRUCTION selected for the -initial ISf71_ : T!NSPECT_THE SOLEMN ELEGANCE OF — CHECK THE model building competition, _. '• • PRICES. '.'.'. '•"•'.. r -. '•'•.'-. ' HELP WANTED ADS which drew more than 200 And Their Reiaf/Ves: : :f OUR "CHAPEU-MAUSOLEUM! THIS . IN THE CLASSIFIED entries from high _and "WEEK. '• ' .. ~ -.-_--.. PAGES OF THIS vocational school students in 18 of New Jersey's 21 counties. NEWSPAPER ; Brienzajiaidjthe assoclatlon s-=— WALLS OF IMPORTED MARBLE cducational~program to at- In 4950 We Prom isedrz^ PROVIDE A RICH ' FACING FOR life help you to tract student interest in all phases of the construction INDIVIDUALLY VENTILATED CRYIRTS. CALL CLASSIFIED industry was so keen that the association decided to permit Modern 686-7700 them to select the theme for LUXURIOUS. CARPETING AND Shoe Sale Starts the.next project. ; ' _: In Nev/ Jersey. : FURNISHINGS ADD ^SOLEMNITY-TO ^ ;THE -HEAT.ED,_A|R-CONDITIONED "" CHAPEL AND HALLS. — - '

GOOD AN EXTERIOR OF. STONE AND That's how fast these sho.es Sjjice 1955 it Has Beerr Herel ^ r DEAL ^GRANITE FACE, A STURDY _aregoing fo go. _.SRj£Xli§.£_C!LSjIa^ - COMPLETELY ^OtD^W CONCRETE, CONFIRMS A STUDY IN.1 . - ^" Sunshine Cherry Coolor^" EVERLASTING BEAUTY: .'./•'" 10-oz. box. ,7 Seas Russian , ..'••• Ronzoni 1 Dressing Burry Host Peanut Bullor- ..• Elbow Macaroni *YOU MUST SEC IT TO CootctGsll-oz. box 4vc 8-oz, bott^, --47c. . IT IS A PICTURE OF STRENE ELEGANCE' Nabisco Glnoer Snaps SURROUNPED. BY ACRES" ''OF 16.99-^99 bK ' 7 "7SeasCreamy TEAUTIFJJLLY LANDSCAPED—= -ItallanJDressing box' -7A~~ — ~~_ Selby reg. to 26.98 rEducator soa PilotCrackors 8-pz.bott.- • 47c ' GARDENS ' ::--- -~ '-'. ...- , _:-JILOI-. box « —:•• — _ ,^J.._„_._-' Many- stylfia^colors and sizes'available ^g.Of Carfng For Our-DSgarted.VLoyod-Onos ln.bRV.~ABqy.Er 1 D!Cfc i chri siting^---- ^__^. jgxgeyx_Thls^^;;^:j~^*"''^ *^feia^giri Buildinc &C.-i-. —J=:-:—-j-~"f^_^2_ ..jl^Ported-lralloTrMar61e-AncLCrobQrchord1!SifQne.~r1asTHsr' • r '-' ~'~ U ' r~J"~^""rc!j j-jko-Appebrarfce-Enhonced.:. With SttaingthGJbss P=q=P Glad Wrap TBroarJi Windows. " - -."- : . —:— •—•-.- ENDOWED CARE; THIS~~ 60's, . - 53c Corn Beef Hash, MEMORIAL IS PROTECTED ' > ;••-,.Red Cross, Socialites, lobbies 25V4-OZ. can , 79c 4'.01! ExcedrlnR.M. MANY CRYPTS WERE PURCHASED IN THE EARLY YEARS, BY A TRUST FUND WHICH: 30's 89c 1 PROVIDES MAINTEN- reg.to23;98 • / '' Ban Roll On Nestle Morsel / , BEFORE CONSTRUCTION STARTED, AT" PRICES-BELOW 100 ft. 12-oz. pkg. ANCE FOREVER AT NO l.S-oz. 89c S9c GROUND BURIAL', ~ .' FURTHER-COST. --' . - _• "Dress and casual footwear * > , ' -•'. " 'i • • . • "

••'•• ': ; Comstock. Boans Itollano Kal KaoJChobpea Scott Viva Towels 17.02. can • 3»c Liver Dog Fodd " 3C Off," Many Families Were disappointed At Not Being Able To Comslock Boans Mushroom lA-oi. can • asc ^-oz. can . 35c 3oc Purchase In This Building. v — . Comslock Beans & Bacon Kal Kan, Mealtime American Tip Top l6-0Jt,can •. 3Sc Cat Food •..'.' Breakfast Treat " f}'/2-qz. can ^- . _18c THEREFORE THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 5.09-12.99 v ' -HASDECIDED TO BUILD 1468-70 STUYVESANT AVENUE, UNION 688-4300 —Vanity Fair Regal No Cat Soda Milady <•- " MAUSOLEUM NO. 2. Cheese Bllntzes •Special Group of Famous Brands Toilet Tissue All Flavors, Gohtlomon: ' • ' , 6V2-0Z. pkg. -. 59c 4pk . 53c No Deposit Bottles Vanity Fair Ploaso sbnd mo additional information about the neyv'Gothsemarie Gardens-Chapel Mausoleum - Luncheoh Napkins Scott Viva Towels-Jumbo 16-oz. C oacli " 39^ In All Kempler Stores lOOct, 35c 18 • Scott Family Napklrn -• 140 ct. 39^ ' Scott Viva Napklna Name.' ...,,.. i, '.' ;.. / " reg. to 30.00 ' - Heinz Vegetarian Beans LI bbyApricof Nectar U0'«. 39^ . C 12 pz. can $11.99 Soflweva -T.J. ' Incjtides summer shades and material^ 21-or. can 22 -Cibby Tomato Juice 2ct. V-O2V , ' • Scott Towels-Jumbo "Address ...'.... City'..•»•>•.'«'•,' •...••• • • •.±*-• 44-oz.tan 39c oacli 39 y liV!t Hejnz Ketchup LlBby Sauerkraut Scottlo Facial TL«u4 16-oz.. 24c •200-«. 35^ 27-oz. 33 Scott^Tollot Tl..uo- Kempler Shoes C • Phone '•...: ,.i i:..;.;,...;".'..',..,: ';vr."r.'i..t .•....'.I.^... Llbby Potted Meat, Whlto .& Axorlod 105(3 Jsprlngliulcl Avonuo, Irvington, NJ^ 996 Stuyvusant.. " I ct. ,Ui * J ' ' •. • * . ' it • ' ' ' 3>/ Avonuu, Union, N.J. ' 570 So. Livingston Avunuo, Living- Heinz Strained Baby Food Lady Scott Tollot Tliaus HOLLYWOOD AAEAAQRIAL PARK and MAUSOLEUM ston, N.J. 468 Qlbomfiold Avonlio,'Caldwell, N.J.Unicard, Lib by Vienna 2 pit 33^ Mastor Charge, BAC, CCP, Kninpler.Chargv Accounts .' 4'/2-oz,' jar Ac Sausages Lady Scott Facial Tl*«uo „ 1468-70 STUYVESANT AVENUE UNION 4oi, 29c 175 ct. 33^ ' :; 688-4300- •

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A8-Thursday, June 24, 197) •••••••••••••••••••••••••a !_,;Thursday, June 24, 1971-A9 ^00 taking OfTMMW father, daughter digi er Williams acts to correct Seci/nfy inequity aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiimiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiHiiumtttiiiimnm GUTTERS 1 \.\ ,''••,. • 1 •WASHlNGTON7-"n0SrSen'. Harrison A Under the law, a wife who is at leapt 65 years with ' average earnings of $6,000. for. a total of $289.50. .••».. .gets .post'- | HAN'S Discount MATERNITY-; Williams Jr. (D-NJ) introduced legislation last White Enamel Finish old isentitled to benefits equal to 50 percent pf~ -''•"Intone instance, If the $6,000 represents "Thus this couple would receive'$47^60 less- JohAi\Ut\n JI. MujioverM:7i/(»i/<»rrn» JrI-. ,kf H ! 1_ ^-CA\UlllN\ • —5» ' in Boys' State7 Upsala prof^ student at Jordan excdvbtion site week to change a provision of the Social her husband's primary amount without regard earnings of the husband, the couple would per month than the family where only the Summit, prcsi.d.ont of the FASHIONS Security; Act that penalizes many working to whether or not she ever worked. '. receive $337.10 in total monthly Social Security ^husband worked. Yet both couples had iden- A father and daughter' team at" Upsala activities at Upsala, also serves as scorekeepec Mutual Itchi-fit l-ifi' Itisurnnce ticipated in an archaeologi. wives. , . In the case of a working wife, she may elect benefits.~The husband would be entitled'to tical _average earnings anoT contributed the College left la,st Thursday for Amman, Jordan, and timekeeper for Upsala's soccer team.' Cor; TMewark,—was- elected at Rider College u was with'the 1970 travel group ..... TheJBWter, chairman of the Senate Labor to reeeive, benefits in similar fashion or njay $224.70 while the wife would receive $112.40 - 50 same amount in Social Socurity taxes." 'prcRidcnl of (luTNew Jersey 1 "EVfeRYTHIr4G FOR-THE AAQTrtER-TO-'BE" where they will participate in a seven week While' enjouterto Jorday she will celebrate her cancel its plans-realise of the disturbai -', arid-PWWC Welfare Committee and immediate " .... Some UOO of New Jersey's lop high school choose benefits based on her own earnings percent of the husband's benefits. 1 State Chamher of Coinmcrce archaeological dig with Mother Americans arid,, 21st birthday on June 28. ' Jordan. past chairman of the Special Committee on ' - record, whichever method produces the hieher "The situation is dramatically different-with •The Williams'-bill, an amendmentJo_the_ 1 —<-. •': 1fo)6 OAK TREE ROAD, ISELIN boys are at Rider College this wtt'k'lakih'ifjSu'rl" Canadians. ••*•''' " •'""•'•-—"• -''---Before arrivingin-Jordan-Dr: Boraas and Aging,-said the.prbvislonjs one that involves " .Social Security Act, would permit husbands -«t-.lhi> ;ninua) incetihg of the ampunt. . . "". - ~ p d;h g in the_ 26th annual'New Jersey American daughter will spend a week in London where. '• The excavation site will be the same one that Instances where a couple with a working wife and wives to combine their incomes and Chamber'.s board of directors (N(.-Mf-tu Iselln Theatre) Legion-sponsored Boys' State program. For Professor Roger Boraas of East Orange "This may sound generous but UiereTare"'•figure,butT»here^4,000 repre»ents-earnings of laiil Wednesday, in Newark. HOURS: Mon>IPrl. 11-3 J. 4 9. Sat. 10-4 'A they will visit the British Museum, a day in Dr. Boraas worked in 1968 when he served.as may receive lower Social Security benefits that receive an amount equal to 75 percent of the. r I •/ • -The 'program, which will be. highlighted this will mark his seventh expedition to. the instances where quite the reverse is true," he the husband while $2,000 of the total is income \;Ma|>overh v auccee'ds or Phone For Appointment— ]•) Near. Eastr and his second as chief ar- Geneva, three days in Cyprus and three in chief archaeologist also. At that time the group a-family where only the husband worked benefits based on combined earnings. 2839B23 . 2831151 tomorrow by the election of a 1971 boy gover- 1 noted. —• '•••."•. eanied by the wife. — — TliomHS C. Jiuller, chairman chaeologist for Andrews University of Lebanon. They must return by August" 25 found, among other things, considerable arable .although both couples had identical total Under this formula, both couples in the IriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiilNiiiiiilliliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiMtlillil'itiluim nor, also involves the delegates from almost . Sen. Williahis said the inequity can be'seen / "In this case, the husband would be entitled of the board of the Grand Michigan, sponsor of the project. For bis because three days -later Dr. Boraas, a -period ruins in an aeropolis and what appeared earnings and contributions to 8ocial Security. example would receive about $337 per month. every public and parochial high school in the to be the remains of the Byzantine church. This by comparing the benefits to two family units ' to $171.50 in monthly benefits and the wife $118, Union \ Co. ...East Paterson. daughter, Miriam, a stiidentat Upsala, this will dained minister, will perform the wedding iiiiiiiiiiuiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiuiiiir state in roles as senators, assemblymen, year they hope to find the burial area of the city Butler is cortipleting-'his T3M —-be her first trip.. , ' _ - ccremonyof" two former Upsala students, , --.--. . ,, freeholders, mayors, councilmen, police chiefs, Dianne Anderson of East OrangeaWDavid H.- ofHeshbonrto^expand the search for thCdty's second terrrrof one year ;i " ' " VACATION AT HOME.:. .'It says Soooooiee.' prosecutors ana judges. , The excavation site will be Tell Hesban, -a Hartman of Edison, at'the First, Lutheran defense plan and to obtain more information on 22,5OO-square;yard hill comprising ruins of the le 5etomLaw-Sthool permitted -,v The delegates, each representing an Church, East Orange: Both~were .graduated " ancient city's water supply and storage ving .it ils lineit In a most economical lashlonl Enloy.: 1 Biblical city of Heshbon", 16 miles from Am-- under' the Chamber's con- ihino. Swimmlno. Gelling. Boaches and Boardwalk In : . American Legion post, were selected by their from Upsala in 197"u.. Miss Anderson par- system. - olldriv ri'^-orl be tuna that Is ideal tor either vacation or : scfibol^on.the basis1 of character, scholarship Summer activity man. They hope to find evidence of the city's st ilulLpn._ Magbyern^(Unof- round All unltt Pancii styled In quads, twtn»-*nd ; occupation during periods, before-1500 B.C. ficially lake office on July 1. , and service. All will be high school seniors in geisha new dean Singer Eloctric . $ —th? fall,-. . - i.-.i"'1'. # The Chamber's board, also- can cot youthful .-, Dr. BoraaSTchairman of the^aepartment of elected a successor lo the late Hoatino. Products 14,690 religion and philosophy at Upsala>partfeijjated „ IBEKRA6—N^ s LARGEST IMPORT CENTER Seton Hall University has Aiding'the delegates in learning about the named 43-year-old John K. X. Albert H. Acken :\a head of-the practical operation of government on all levels in archaeology expeditions in 1962,: 1964, lSoe^:'''" IN ESSfX COUNTY IIS Chainber'siTfuH-Ume staff IN tHt, 1968 (two that year) and in 1969. But fof.cfvtl" Irving of Wilmette, III., to be C*H UAY, N.J. ' are numerous state and municipal (wvermiient- #1 inN.J. COME SEE-COME SAVE dean of its School of Law in .organization-in Newark. The officials including State Institutions aiid disturbances and resultant tensions hvJoVdan. " BEKRAG, Com* S.., AT A bigger - DIHECT1ONS: • lit your individual gultefi hew executive, vice-president better than cure is a maxim last summer, this would have been his eighth-- Newark succeeding John P. Drivtt to. Ciipo MAV Agencies Commissioner Lloyd \V. McCorkle, Coma Sav«; No tutting, of no leaking • Loftus, who retired last month of .the Chamlk'r will-be Donald ,ind follow VHI.10O . State Treasurer_Josepli_M^ McCrane Jr., and is also true forpedestrian safety," H. J. expedition. Last year he was scheduled to join FIAT OUR NEW HOME! Gruuiw Giurtt to Iho No paint p§eltng . after serving fen years in that II. Scott ,1 of Bltoomfield, tnodvl homos.. Open —State Police Superintendent Col. - David—B— of the New Jersey AUTOnTObtte Club, four Opsala-students in Jordan but three days -Uut-rv O.ivv *° s \A;saidUhis.week, "in other words, to avoid "Siomleil guttering a made "on- capacity: presently niunagcr-of pubiicZ Kelly. before his departure the dig was postponed by N«w Homi fatiory-on-whtwU affairs of American Gyunaniid Also a' feature-Tomorrow along withJuiLJK'ilF.nJured' by motor vehicles, pedestrians- —action of the U.S. State Department.-^The—- dollar's wortK7 The hew dean, who is Co.,-Wayne.'Stqlt, wlio has," ml st av aw presently -executive director election-of a governor to succeed 197r vacation^I^ s y Tit near- ^' daughter, arThonors' student who—^will IN EUROPE, WHERE THEY KNOW | -hoa[th-caro costq and-to^pwWBo^our ptogress-hns be^ ! iade, and we^fcr-rrWo-one-would-bo donied hisbonoflts. screening by a search com- newUulies on Aug.-l. .RudolpWKteutzer Trf SouOrOrange-Mapiewood -means lots pf-time which Could be s - be cn entering her senior year, .wilt-work as an— 3.5 milliorrmombers a biggeiateluin^_keeping at it._ _._ No one would collect twice, either" - mitteeLcomposetLof students, trafficrTake a preventive measure bjrguidirigT^ 'enng her senior year, .wi SMAUCARS, THEY BUY ««'J5£ 9 lesl Dnvc Ih(!'HEW CATCATSS ' r: 1 -High School and_Charles .Wertmnir1jlm?ctor-of- ~vouraiilareh'-'s summer activities go that:th'ey_._assistant field suporvisbrwlth a for Iligii liaalltucaie-OoHaTT^—f- ,'-^- -—;We are-expandingipu iontand •--.. Recently;.laws were rnodernlzed faculty members, alurani-"and ——music for Ihe Trenton public_8choolffi sBvcirsemi'Skilled and unskilled labor^i FIATS THAN All OTHERS. 5 V-l 2 CPE * XJ SED We do il in a variety ol ways. -- -out-ol^iospllalc'ovoragelo onebmape. so groups ol 100 or moro can pay members dl the bar of the~ COME SEE-COME SAVE! . | faleTbasecTon fhGfr-Usage._This:now7~ . '. ThiuBoys' State program Isr.b'eing con— Local- playgrounds, museums, thee public BoraasBoraa , a philosophy major, boned up for the ;__ i a watchful oyo loss-coslly a[Fornalivos (or sorvicb zState of New Jerseyr -" ducted on Rider's 306-acre suburban campus 7 r )( cdi on overhead,- Ajf~a rosullT^our that can bo porlormod jusl'as welLout- Qurrent-cost rating is now. available to '- A native of Jersey City, he is library, paries, etcr, 'all~ol CpssiffinneTfor^ FexpeditioP n by tak'ingpreparatory course work 1 for-the third year after being shifted from constructive summer play, he pointeid d outt. in Ancient NcarEast History at Upsala with BEKRAG I blnod admlnlstratiVo"xosts tako loss sldo ol tho hospital, r ——•••[• grbuRS requesting il. Othor groups will a graduate__of St. Peter's, .Rutgers ^University.. Directing the program JAKEiMllEHREKCLl AMERICAN SEAMLESS I bd phased-in on thispractlcal, pay-as- _V|s|_IUs suggested that parents, teachers, and • lYofessor John Marks of Princeton Univer- Iff CENTRAL AVE., ORANGE I than 6. cents pi each dollar. Vorsus ~~ rAh'd wo sfrelch health dollars i_n_ College and-received-his-juris again this year is Harold A. Eaton of-Rjvorton, •you-gbTJ5sTs"dUr'ing"lho months ahead. interested people "in the- community could slty.ShealsD took a course in Introductipnjta c aUv • CUTTER & ROOFING CO. 2 several times that amount lor' othoV — othor ways. With a long history, ol sup- doctor-degree from JPordham "Archaedfogical Methods taught by her.fathcy. 676-6070 I il ;"" '676-6070 | GOronoe 676-6070 healtrrinsurors; ~ r: ""— '~pon of ways tOr.discourago unneces- "A bigger_dollar's worth!" That's University Law School-In 1 - consolidate and spread around information • ~ . 2165 MORRIS-AVENUE" ~" * EXCLUSIVE: We Are Happy To Announced Working with-doctors and hospi- sary hqallh caw4acilitlos Qr.sorvices. what il is airabout and- subsequently was concerning ^valuable summer activities, "if . "She performed reasonably well," said-Dr. J. ' UNION, NEW, JERSEY ' ".'"• Read the directions there is a lack of summer_activities,in your Appointment as the Exclusive Area Dealer For tals, we help.lo keep hospital stays -.With a.new-program that will avoid. awarded his master's degree Boraas of his student daughter. ••••••••••••••••••••••••a* by Uie NYU Graduate School DELAYED SHIPMENT neighborhood-, create some< yourself. In The trip will have added significance for Miss Standing Committee on Legal '' Insecticides are supposed to eliminate JENSEN CARS .. .Hand Built, Hi Performance Luxury Automobiles^ of Law in 1962. •.. / • ' numerous instances, groups of parents have Boraas, who, as one of her extra-curricular ~ResearclT and" Criminal- troublesome insects- from the garden. Make CARS DON'T DIE...th,y |u.t t,ad.'.owoy. • From 1956 to 1957 he.was a created home-made.play .yards.:' .. '• II you,, will, a loweo.lWoni *S. Coll 686-770O.-—-'. NE>A/,JERSEY_BJLU£ CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD Justice Planning of tho sure you read and. follow closely the directions "Play Away from Traffic" is the thenutof law secretary to the N.J.American Bar Associiflion. • . _; LQur ohly inlorosl if, pooplo and pooplo's'oood hoalih ' Superior Court and for the printed onthe container, advise Liberty Mutual thib traffic safety i>bster, which was crealed.by iHosn!ta!lSqiyjcb_Pl.Tn_p! Now Jorr,cy / Modical-Surrjical Plan ol Now Jersey .From 1965 to 1969-Dean- ——Insurance Companies, or it may be you that Stacy Weaver, age 12, q sev.enth_gtade.student ~ 55,200 next two years served as a Irving was editor of the '" gets poisoned, not the. bugs. at St. Joseph School in York, Penn. ' • U.S. attorney with the JuveniloCournJiTdges Journal National Labor Relations and froro 1962 until 1965 he was killed in 70 Board. " the oditor-of the I^egal Aid- He was executive director of Briefcase; A veteran of the the Jersey City Redevelop- Army, he.is married and has accidents NEWLY AUTHORIZED ment Agency from 1960 until two children. ' " -' ARMSTRONG 1962 when he joined the The Seton Hall School of. me »est known name in tioorst ..Mnrc than 55,200™ men ,- professional staff of the Law conducts the largest day Dozens & dozens off Top Qualify women , and children were American Bar Association I is proud to announce the I killed 2(n traffic accidents and evening degree^progranr" during 1970. However, experts CENTERS-PRESENTA field idir^ctor of the NatioiiaT "in Nuw—Jei sey—vrHbr-—mr LcgaT" Aid and Defender enrollment approaching 1100. Remnants Mfrived tdo Lu*e for see a glimmer of hope In this •NEW CONCEPT Association, statistic. : -IN FLOORS For the nqxt-fbin-ycanrhe In 1969 America's highway — served as executive director our Fantastic Sale, but death toll was 56,500. of the National Council of . . J. boards Much of the reduction in Juvenile Court Judges and highway-deaths, according to~- during his period he acted as CWf rinHAnl a -survey by The Travelers Dean of the Summer College \-/l\ olUUtJl.ll Insurance Companies, may be for Juvenile Court Judges at. attributed to safety features the University, of Colorado. which have'been installed in In 1969 he became executive rights guide new vehicles since 1966. In •director-ot-the Illinois: Law addition, according to the Enforcement Commission—=-T-he- firm s annual publication of where he sjipei'vised - a 01 "10 New Jersey—School street! and highway statistics, -professional and cleticalstaffBoafds Association, the ——there -may—be—a -growing • of 56.tM5rsons in the planning, organization rcprosenting the awareness By drivers of the funding and' coordinating state's 601 boards qf_ need fpr safer driving* training and'education of education, .has-eridorsed~lho- The publication, titled criminal justice personnel, Guide to Student Rights and . . . "Voice Behind' The Wheel," improving the courts, law "Responsibilities in New alsp,ruffes that- excessive reform and other efforts to -Jersey which, will be speed was.a major factor In improve the criminal/justice distributed in pamphlet form '-'more than 39 percent of the traffic deaths in 1970. Nearly" system. '"•••', this fall to all New Jersey half of the-auto -fatalities Dean -Irving was' the .secondary schools. occurred during Weekends recipient' of a Frcddom^ 'The document, compiled by and:or during hours ~of Foundation Award "in 'he N. J. Department of . darkness. recognition _-_lof....-i—Ais_£ninrounilJt Affairs.. ,in distinguished service to. the cooperation with the-'N, J. SAVE as Kever Before! — Though the -number of -Juvenile Courts of me United Association- of Secondary deaths was down, the number • A new Armstrong flooring department is now open and ready to serve you! States." School Principals, the~N. J. ON TODAYS MOST POPULAR DECORATOR COLORS & TEXTURES of injuries from vehicular He 'is^''chairman of -the Association of High School ;Jo latosLJirrn5trong""ciosigns* and-' Professional Installation—expert llooring craftsmen accidcnts_was uprTuti969, colors; over 300 io choose from in .n wide price range" Nationa1~Sssociation of State Councils and the Division of BUT YOU MUST HURRY, BECAUSE QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED : to insure'tho outstanding oppoar.inco."and perform some 4,700,000 persons were Criminal Justice Planning Controversies and Disputes of of popular stylos. ." ; '" •• "~--" "iinco.of your now Armstrong floor.. — -— injured on highways In the "-Agency DirectorsT chairman thc slatC Department of ; ; "^T THESE LOW, IOW PRICES! " Color-Coordination—trained salospcoplo who cnttholp. Budget Payments—convenient timopaymont aVrVngo United States.—In"n970,-- thcr; of the National Projects Education, has the approval.of y,ou solocl tho'color and-dosif n "JIK>" righ|" fnr yOgr ments that will help you buy1 tho Armstrong floor of figure jumped to 5,100,000^ th homo. . ' ~TT '' • .. • Committee on Courts and Law e 'state ••Department of your choice " , . ~ Another fact contained in— RcfoW* affd'a'member of the-Educ|lllon a"d lho-.slxong_ the booklet, one that has not •'• personal support of s'lafe S^r«fs& changed much in several' "FANCY FREE MAKES IT HAPPEN! Education Cornmissioncr Carl • years, is that drivers undcr.25 Look fpr.tlus . It --It's a totally new kind of inlaid vinyl floor from L. Mm'burger: — • • •. .'".years of age were-involved-in— •'.' Dr.' Mark.'. W. Hurwitz, ••-. DEGQRATINIS'BOOK. •store that offort. you . Armstrong Three bold, imaginative designs- - 1 MORE—widur selec- more than one-third jof all "Executive Director of NJSBAr from I Q95 .Stop m (or a tree estimate ant) pick up your tion, docoratifuj assls- accidents,-fata.l and rion-fata'l, in deep, brilliant colors Plus a springy "frf-asking for.Ihe Executive complimnnlary copy of" "DecaratmR Ideas tahco, professionnl in' Yet this group makes up only . cushion backing for added comfort and quiet. ' Committee's endorsement Jecorator M|pr$ for tho Ac|iuo" Rooms'"-—167 |)aacs nf staji.ihon and uudgM. one-fifth of all licensed called" the Guitle~an • "ex;i: ~ ideas and lull-color pictures lli.it will -help -payments — j TG5TAL SERVICE 1° ^oose froml you crcafc exciting rooms. drivers. .-,..' Requires the Best of Care... cellent". and 'an' "honest, " ~' Roger,C. Wllkins, chairman FROMNOUR factual—-and-i—objective of the board of The Travelers, document on.' student rights Come in and got acquainted-special grand opening values being offered this weel< -suggests, in a prefacbJoJIuj THEIOAEIOOK FLOOR FASHION CENTER mm and when you take that and responsibilities ns they Reg. - Sale_ booklet, that even with safer- apply in this stale." * - Sample-List of Available-RefflHarils:.; 'As Armstrong FlooriPashion • • • $4S.OO $22,00 cars and highways, "it will be William.P. Uosenbergpf the -ETx 3' ,4" WHITE HEAVY.NYitONPLUSH-. 1224 SPRINGFIELD AVL . our acceptance of thescrsafer Centefsrwehave start-to- •-' long needed vacation- Somerset ^County Vocntibnal_\.- $28.00 $8.3.5 1 Opp. Lyons'Ave. . automobiles,, our continuing^ But Armstrong didn't stop there. • • ~^- finish services to help you Board -of Educiltion • a\u] 12- x 3 3" AVOCADO NYLO.N SCULPTURED - $45.00 ; $9.9'5 pressure :on..._appxopriate ZXcPfelpyou achieve, the !'mairhoH.HDcinn"'" give yourh^h^r^I second- vice-president of— 12' x 3! a" AVOCADO ACRILAN VELVET $30,00- - $T^0~ •• or-yoor NJSBA, pointed out -.that, the - ^2' x,3!-3^skY BLUE NYLON VELVET^ IRVINGTON authorities, und .'—UIII - arluday,1'1 _'_2! -Fonoy Frpo acknowledgment of individual-— Guide is-nbi"an;(!xpressiori of . 15' x Z^-IO" BLUE/GREEN NYLON TWEED— $59.00 $18.95 ^^HCTCK/REO^W responsibility that wiU Insure-"'.' busy, all daylong.-- —--• ' -attitudtcor-opjnion regarding .$44,00 $11,95 r ~Studenrtighfs^a'nd" rekpon- T" UGHT AVOCADO 3U0G —thal-we=reach~trar -goal—of ™ ^600 —fqwerand fewer accidentSfOn — -and.'' ' ' 1! !_RED3CUMUX0T.'rHYtON- $46,00--$19.95_ CMher day. 'til 5:30 : MkP.H our Btreotsr-and '"hlghu/nyV" -jZL^^mm-or yo ilt^yne/realih-preven is yo iF yAtWJU E J3UMU LOF GOLUMYLOHr- ^jp SHAG..__:__^__ ":'*77'.I"L "UriitedStatesancrNow Jerso $58750- . .. jtGTnnj=ACHiLAH RLU$H .. ri ~$97!00~$40.00 : tojnake- -:" : yTfl und state cdurt - X'5' B" HEJLVV AVOCADO NYLONSCUUPTUflEb^ =sss:poz--sa8.-5o matching curtains and -=r v, decisions;nnddecisions of the. slipcovers. The wallpaper Commissioner of Rdiication 15' x S' lb" AVOCADO-Pdj-YEST-EH-SHMfilL- • $78.00.^$24.95 W x G' AVOCADO CUMUL0FT NYLON "$4B'.D0 SX9.95 is washable, strippable and ~Ask~o's" at the V\Tes'tfield Convalescent Center '•..-•_" andT'tUlT. State Board • of 1 $59.00 Education"/'- 15' x 8 1" HEAVIEST NYLON AVOCADO , $121.00 Nationally Advertised & Serviced > pre-trimmed.' Everylhing you need to .. \ FLOOR 1 S3S.00 12' ra PINK NYLON VELVET PLUSH ' $74.50 create a custom-decorated look for your . '. FASHION - > 12-X'9! AVOCADO NY4LON SCULPTURE^ $69.95 $49.95 kitchen, bath or family room. .'• • ICENTER • to provide that best of care which"'yd u wanted to dp:" Date set for bids 12'x 9' BLUE/GHEEN NYLON SCULPTURED $69.95 $49.95 ^ , .— • • • -•• • , . 12-X 9'8" AVOCADO NYLON PATTERN _ •• $144.00 $116.00 21,000 Grain - Fully Automatic I 1 $15.00 a- 6! X 10' 10" GOLp ACRILAN PLUSH $176.00 Armstrong, To replqce bridge^" $66.00 . LET (ANCYfREE MAKE UJHAPPEN IN'MDUR HOME " ••' 12' x IV V ORANGE TWEED: COMMERCIAL ; ' $96.00.; ' Transportation'-Com- ' ' $139.00 .S98.00 . SEE V3UR NEAREST ARMSTRONG FLOOR (ASHrON-CBMTER May v\/e help^you? — Tjhe Staff —. l$< J.WLB" ANTIQUE GOLD ACRILAN VELVET misijloner John C!- Kohlr |ias is1 x 13^"T'' AVOCADO AQBILAN PLUSH' . $139.00 $98.00 '••"-••• • "• •• " '.''•• • • • ' .'. ••'" announced that bids wiU'.bc "x 25' 9»" HUNTER GREEN NYLON $275.00 SXB9.00 1 'received July I! on a contract X.IS'ROYAL BLUE NYLON $140.00 $89.00 CALSa WATER SOFTENER > Baynlon's Floor Town Tile •» ' Harty's Floor Covering IFO Linoleum & Carpet '' • 10 Doctors* Available I' '• 25 Registered Nurses State Floor Covering to replace the Route 7 bridge 6 West Front Street . 483Rputol7' , ,.- 392 Somorsot , • Route 4B ' -r 330 State Street "ovQH'thc Erie-Lackawanna •, N.Y. 212-937-0610 Red Bank, N.J. • 747-387.6 faramus.'N.J. • 261-884EI N. Plalnfiold,.N.J,--756-8308 Denvlllo, N.J. • 627-9209 Perth Amboy, N.J. ••442-2240 Rnilrond.in Kearny, Hudson —FrBehold-PnintilrHoorCovr" " Hqflmon - Koos ~IF0"Tinoleum & Carpet 'A Sterling - Edison'Rug S Tile ITho multi-million dollar ' 48 E. Main Street 40 W. Main Streot Route 9 95 Clay Stroef 'Route 18. . Borgonflold. N.J.- 384-2121 Frooholdj N.J. • 462-0082 »n-oohold, N.J. » 462-0323 Newark, N.J;- 485-6600 project wjH'ektcnd 1.25 mile.s. East Brunswick,N.J,-254.7400 from the" Newark Turnpike 5 Convenient ways Brunt & Werth Inc. Friedman Bros. Huffman - Koos IFO Linoleum & Carpet Sterling - Edison Rug & Tile east to Fish House road. .•'".' to charge. 741 Central Avenue . • 1224 Springfield Avenue Main Strobtfii Route4 Route 22 • ' Route 9 • C " MEDICAREAP^ROVED/LICENSEDBYTHESTATEOPNEWJERSEY S-PE-C+A-L Wustfiald. N.j.» 232-5958 Irvlngton.jN.J.' 3/1-5900 N.rlackonsack, N.UA343-4 ' Woodbrldge, N.J. • 634-4343' APPROVED FORiOUTPATIENTPHYSICALTHERAPY , jflejd, N.J. .. 376-5220 Central Carpel ' Greig Bros. & Sons Floor Cov. Huffman - Koos Linden Floor & Carpet Ctr. The Floor Shop •'• AN EXTENDED CARE FACILITY "/ 727 E. Elizabeth Avenue ' 385 Union Boulevard • St. Georges Avonue decorators 26 North Wood Avenue 540 North Avenue . • . . OPENADMISSIONPOLICY '.. ; .'-1 CAR TO SELL? LindonLN.J. -926-6262 Totowa, N.J.» 684-0123 Rahway, N.J. • 388-3700 —Ul'jl'kjj"1' • 486-1900 Union, N.J.- 352-7406 Donohuo's Hannon's Floor Cowering Ctrs. Hgffmah -Koos Master Floor Tile ' V & S Linoleum / Mr. Carpet Route 46 1 '325 Route 10 Route 24 & Morris Avenue 23-16 Broadway 145 Godwin Avenue Rt. 22 P" UNION • Wayne.--N.Jb- 256-2517 Hanover; N.J.. 887-6688 " Springfield, N,J,» 379-430Q' .... i ._.• , • . • . , • -7 Installed Falrlawn, N.J. •797-5414 Midland Park, N.J.-445-3311 '.i 'mil! wcsl of "Ihe Flanship, opp. MpDonjildfs and Tlic Mall EDCO'S Revolving Eborhard Floor Covering Hannon s Floor Covering Clrs. Irvinqton linoleuni & Carpet' M.Neuss & Sons Inc. Wgyhe Tile Co. Cha>i;e 951 Route 35 '" .,, J-380 Broad Streot —1070 Springfield Avenue 1200 Stuyvesant Avenue 1459 Route 23 . , • STORt HOURS; Moil.. Him Fn, il:30"lo 9:00. Saluiday'9:30 to 6 Mlddletovyn, NJ.T 671-35G3 _-Nowark, N.J. • 485-4343 1 Jrvlngton, N, s 1515 Lamberts Milf Rd., Westfield • 233-9700 Vorona, N\J, • 239:7730 Stanhope, N.J. -347:1256 ' Asbury Park.N.J.-. 774-3817. Rahway, N.J. , 382-1111 686-7/00

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—•'• With great pride, we congratulate ibfl ihe^J-l^gradsfor your fine achievements. That diploma is fust the beginning- lt'# the passport that opens ttie way to future for you! To our graduates, congratulations. This message is presented as cr public service Now, you're on your way by the community-minded firms listed below: The world Is heralding your achlevomonfs. May your futurejbe rewarding and bright. -GARDEN STATE BOWL& GEORGE'S PRO SHOP "Nice Place to Bowl lor Nice People'^ david BURR Rube Borlnsky, Prop. _ • .<• Clothes (or Men a Boys' - Nick Sverchek, Mgr. 1059 Sprlnglleld Avenue Union. ...688-3233 -• — Irvlngton....371-73)2 This message Is presented as a public service GEM DISCOUNT SHOE CENTER JOHN DE^GEORGE^JEWELERS " U.S. Highway 22' . _ by-the community-minded firms listed below: Watches - Rings - Fine Jewelry N All Work Done On Premlies . " Sprlnalleld.. ..374-9843 ' _342-Ch«itnut Street ,1,-^.x ^._-_.-•• •_ («t the S Points) ; . GENERAL TECHNICAL*.. : Union....487-3707 INSTITUTE INCi- JEANETTE'S BEAUTY SALON REED & CARNRICK SCHOOL OF WElmNG Specializing In Hair Coloring - Real Ettatq - Insurance Manulacturors ol Pharmacoutlcals CHANCELLOR PAINT SUPPLY DI1LEO 8, SONS Latest Styles and-Permanents 1585 Morris Avenue' ' to the Prolession Paving contractors Approvodlor Veterans * 13} Sanlord Avenue : • Union... 488-MM 3D Borlght .Avenue 344 Summit Road— 1)18 Baltimore Avenue Kenllworth 3736600 STORE . ___ Linden.... 4(6-0150 ! VittsUorgv..174-0491 Seymour Cohen, Prop. "r : ' — '—'— Mountainside METROPOLITAN LIFE ' Full Lino ol-Paint, Polnlftrs-^"^ —. r JJJlMO" GENOVESE INSURANCE JENNIS DRUGS — RICKEL HOME CENTERS Suppllos a Wallpapor . T1704 Morris Avenue - ~ •. INSURANCE CO. Routo 33 — Union Dl MAGGIO CLEANERS & Route 17 — Paramire -. . 670 Chancollor Avonuo - AGENCY ; ; Union.:.7614-7477 Compliments oli Frknk Ferrara Irvlngton.773741221 - — ' 1110 Sprlnglleld Avenue - - Menlo Park '— 90 Parsonago Road LAUNDERETTE 294 Morris Avonue "-'.'"" Irvlngton.. ,.371-2100 -- Routo 130 — Edgowator Park T-A One. Hour Martlnlzlng - Springfield....379-3737 • JERRY'S TAVERN Route. )0 —-Succasunna A & B AUTO STORES JCHANDLER Wo Pick Up and Dollver Open Mon.-Sat. - 7 A.M. to 2 A.M. Route )B — E. Brunswick Authorized Dodge Dealer • ,' —^—— Sunday - 11 Noon to 2 A.M. k —Complete Auto Needs ~' — —724 a.730 VV.St. George Avenue 590 Chancellor Avenue • ' , MIDDLESEX TOOL & —)00"E. St.'Georgo Avonuo GIBRALTAR SAVINGS & ; ,.12^5 St. Gcorgo Avenue Llndon.... 486-9679 — 925-0268 • Irvlngton 173-9171 - .' • MACHINE CO. " Rosollo.... 34)0440 Linden.... 486-2374-^ • . LOAN ASSOCIATION—^ 1157 Globe Avenue •'• . ~ DON'S DINER & DON'S VILLAGE 35 E. MainSt.....541-3479....Mendham JOANNE HAIRDRESSERS Mountainside....3134770 • ROTO-ROOTER SEWER 5gRvICE -CH-E-MICAL_W£STE D-lSPOS A L DARN RESTAURANT sosMain SCJJ.474-4114,...East Or«nge__ J.--•,... Specializing In Permanent waving For-Any Drainage Failuro Call ABEST EXTERMINATING CO. CO., INC. IRVINGTON, NEW JERSEY • „ : - 1039 So. Orange Ave,....172-1221....Vallsburg Waving 1. Hair Cutting" * MILEWSKI REAL ESTATE Union Aroa... 684-6436 Rid Your Prorrrhesot-PIGEONS or 111 C. Svcond Avenue ...-...'.. i" Main Ofllce... 673-6426 . ' . SQUIRRELS.-Mlco.-AnlsOrermltos, : -25 South Front-Slroat ..-...-_. t DRAKE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS GLAMOUR BEAUTY SALON- -7 Roselle....245-80*0 ' • & INSURANCE Roaches • — - Elizabeth 351-5460 815 • lBlh Avenue : 7 Felner Ptaco1 ; " Reolstcr Now (or Summers Fall Classes SpeciaJIzIng In Coloring/Hair - ; '. RUANE'S CAFE BENTON & HOLDEN, INC. Styling and Permanent Waves JUNIOR VILLAGE Irvlngton,:.. .373-1289 . ^ •••- STUYVESANT BODY & Irvlngton.... 374-3753 " " Allied Van Lines - CHESTNUT DELICATESSEN Summer Classes Startlns~~July 6th • • . • Meeting Koom .- Banquot Hall . > "Wo Specialize in Graduation . 9 Caldwell Place ' 16 Harrison Place • "" Fashions lor the Jr. Petite-* Teens 7 T Up to 60 - Catering ' • . :. FENDER WORKS, INC. 864 North Avenue — 134 N. Wood Avenue.' • .. „ 193 Stuyvosant Avenue AipE-TROL, WC. Elizabeth 351-2727 & All Occasion Partlos" . Ellwbeth..'.. 353-5509 -. • • Irvlngten 171-4137 MILLER S PASTRY SHOP Rocco Npri, Prtts. 631 Chestnut Streot — Linden....ns-4646 , __ • . We Specialize In Decorated Vallsburg 399-9800 AlrCondltlonlng Service a Installation Union... 488-3934 ." . ,yv_ 998 Stuyvosant-AvojiUE- Fodders - Norge - Emerson ~^—— BESTWAY PRODUCTS CO!, INC. iMPOR GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE - Oood Wishes (rom " ,- • ~~[ .Gr.duallon-Blrthday-Wijddlng- Irvlnglon;.. .37)^500 —Factory-Autnrolzed-Service— ' -~ . Exclusive Toyota Dealer . -:... Hotels-Crulscts-Tours— Annlversarv I. All Occasion Cakes RUG5, INC. SERVOR CORP. • ~ i CHESTNUT HILL , - Plane - Train - Ship • • " K & "A LAUNDERETTE 344-Moontaitain~Avenl u Rugs, Carpets, Broadlooms - 762 Falrliold Avenue Service on All foreign cars .-»• Open 7 Days a Week . • STUYVESANT SUPERMARKET Konllworth... .3414400 ,, 1)05 Globo Avenuo ^SUPERMARKETS^ 383 Millburn Avenue ' 1133 South Orange Avenue ' Springfield... .376)344 ~Mastor Charge Available Homomado Product? - . Mountalnsldo..:«232-B183 — —Newark, Vallsburg 07106 940'- Illh Avenue .. - % 1135 Chestnut Street ' catering to All Types ol Partlos Mlllburn..:.376^940 Vallsburfl....l7I-O4M'-'' 249 Stuyvosant Avenue' . ' -_'••• —Frult-Baskots also OurSpoclaltV'. 373-3500 . — • . , MON AMIE SALON * Roselle. ..245.7930 ^ ' ^/llb.. .373-4271 ' • ,' TBETTY LI ND DINER Opun Sundays —- -: ' ~' DUNKIN'DONUTS Mr. Tom formerly of Kresge, ~' ~- AIRPORT LIMOUSINE SERVICE, RESTAURANT ' )47 Chestnut Streot .''..,. -, - 52 Varlellos THE GOLDEN CROWN __ KAY SAFFER'S . Newark * Arnold Constable, West SCHERING CORPORATION SUPREME SAVINGS & Undor Npw Managerhont • Rosollo Park 241-2848 ... Formerly Le Pree's • .'•',. —Orange. We Specialize In High a Wit i e Spcclallzojr^.___—I_I1M 11^i ' Al• • l• ^»Typo. ^ s Open 7 Days a Weok-24 Hour sorvlco 70S Boulovard (Cor. Michigan & Blvd.) _CUSIQM_BRIDALS _ . Fashion also in Permanent Waves. Manufacturer of Flno Pharmacoutlcatr —-— " ol Delicious,Food"- 24 Hour Service Konllworth....341-8115 • — Catering All Types ol Allalrs- •' All customTMslgnedGowns'lor Bridal 1011 Morrjs Ave., Union. 1922 E. St. Goorgo Avonuo CIRCLE DRUG STORE- , Weddlngs-Banquets-Meetlngs . , *IO percent discount lor Senior Citizens 1331 Sprlngllold Avo. at 38th St.... .'374-8200 Newark'Airport — 643 -0040 :—Linden 925-2777 _ , 3639 Morris Avenue Parties-Brides, Mother ol the Bride • 33) N, Wood Avenue Suburbsh ESSOK Area — 376-)400 _l.-KorJln:R.e..- Union... ilF»9_W.-West»leld Avenue • SCHOOLOFDATA Branch-Of I Ico.- 1045 )OB5.Stuyvosant Avenuo - —~ Roselle Park 245-8377 ... . - x and Oroom-Promi and Formal! L|ndan...... *2M«ia_ -— •-.---.-- Stuyvosant Avo 371-0840 BETZ BAKERY Irvlngton....373-8)99 . . . 4)6 No. Wood Avenue rvlngton, Now JoVsby , I flight Up - Suite 1 PROGRAMMING Wo-Speclallzo in Blrlhday> Wedding, ECHO SETTING JEWELERS GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES MONSANTO COMPANY Is Prosontly Accepting-'Juno Graduates' . Fa by an Place A.K. TOOL CO., INC. Graduatlon-and All Occasion-Cakos All Jowelry. Work Done on Premises ;i:iKfcnstii*i —9js-4U7 COHEN'S FAMOUS KNISHES 450 N. Broad St., Elliaboth. ...2»9-«660 North 8th Street » Monroe Avenue for-.Both Their Summer a Fall Sossions SUPERIOR WELDING CO. rvlngton...371-5000 . Tool a Die -High Speod Parts 2 Union Avonuo _Ervlng Heuer a Otto Cardlnale -- All .Your Needs for the Production Open 7 Days A Wcck-Wo Dollver 1571 B; Morris Avenue -540W/_st,_Georg.,..., ,. -Torge Ave.. Linden....93"Linden....935-907- 0 Kenllworth 376-3900 - , •• • Juno Graduates Must Enroll Now - . .. Ccrtlliod Welding & Boiler Ropalrs - „. 373-3758 .' *'— KELLS TOWN SERVICE . Call for Free Catalog 754 Mccartor Highway Graduate and Summer Fun 1159 U. S. -Highway 32 30 Mill Rd.id Union.. ..6840333 ' .1093 Central Avive.i , Clark.,..311-534' 0 Mountainside... .333-7300 BETZ UNION MOTORS; I rvington... 372-9524 ' '. 491 Boulevard- •• ---r.=X—- ' ! : c: _l018-.siuy_vesant Avenuo Nowark 642-6351 -• Kanllworth.,.. 3J4.0733 "Your Multi Value Chevy Dealer" Union.... 944-1144 VENET ADVERTISING INC. ALLIANCE STATIONERS, INC. /Wtlwliod-New-Cir-Doalei COLANTONE SHOE STORES • •^__ ECONOMY MARKET GORCZYCA AGENCY ..__:. 3377 Morris Avenue • . THE TERRItL FUNERAL 485 Chostnut Street SincO 1932 ...._• Dolicatdssen,-Grocerles, * - -' - KEMPLER SHOES Union..., 484-2800 H. SCOTT EXCAVATING COT Union, Now Jcrsoy . Combining Ovor 30. Years - 1604 Stuyvosant Avonuo '-345-Mor-ris-Avonuo-^ .—^ ' • Lunchoonotto, Frozen Foods, v Inveltment-IS-Our^Speclally • * : 830 Socond Avonuo Experience to Industry..- Union...-.686-4114 ' Business a RosldooJIal IRVINGTON — UNION— •'• 1)5 Morris Avenuo —=- Five Generations o( Sorvice ~ _ Sprlnglleld:-...W4-2482" '_''"'" Cold Cut Platters lor All . ; Now York, Now York 207 No. 14th Street ' -Parties — We Deliver 231 Chestnut Street . . • . LIVINGSTON — CALDWELL • ^ MYRTLE'S BEAUTY SALON Springfield 374-0890 . 440 Stuyvosant Avonue - : Rosalie . 24I-2M2 Konllworth.,. .373-6730 BIG STASH'S BAR & COZY CORNER LUNCHEONETTE 599 Chestnut Street — •-'•—•- "We Style to Please the V - ' rvington:.. .373-3303 .- Union:... 688-V707 KENILWORTH FUNERAL,1 HOME_ RESTAURANT Undor New Management — —Individual Look" SEAGREEN PAINT& VILLAGE BANK OF AMERICO COIFFUfcES GREYHOUND FOOD_I Conrad J.-Woznlak, Mgr". • •• ' ' -. '" • 12 E.'-Blanck«-Stree»^—-— —~ Opiin-7 Days a-Wook For Take Out or pollvory ,-JlV Washington Avenue WALLPAPER TOM & DOT'S LUNCHEONETTE SOUTH ORANGE , Rosellp Shopping Contcr . 558 Rahw.iv Avenue - Union EDMUND HEMMERLING « Linden....*86-4359 . Now Ownorshlp.Take Out Orders' 547 Rarltan Road. . 1020 South Wood Avonuo MANAGEMENT, INC "Kenllworth.... .2n-5112 - • '. '" Mrs. Karlin Advisor - Decorator Morribcr ol F.D.I.C, . A8B-8BB4 — 6Q8-9734- • '' • . 222.Mountain Avonue "Stop In and Try Us" • _• .- Rosollc 245-9300 AGENCY Full Line Vending Sorvice THE NATIONAL STATE BANK ISO) South Wood Avenue Banking Dally-7:]ft A.M. - 7 P.M 4Dpen*4 days a wook"— No appolntmont necessary Medlcities a Gilt Parcels - 939 Rahway Avenue- Springfield....379.2099 •Llndort.... 486^9431 Saturday • 9. A.M. - 5 P.M. B & M ALUMINUM COMPAWY.-- Union.... 687-7350 KLESS DINER AND Flnt^lnce 1813 , •— ' UO-lr-vinglpn Avonuo . • — 2064 Morris Avonuo.., CRANFORD TAXI Travol Agoncy . _ South Orango 07079.'. ..763-6400 Union, -684^wi— —*-*-. = 303 East First Avenuo, Rosvllo 363 - 16th Avenuo- . ' - . ' RESTAURANT I__ SEARS7 ROEBUCK & CO TOWN AND CAMPUS UNION THE AMPEiiCO., INC 245-2581 — 276-2272 833 - )8th Avonue . . THE HAIRDRESSER'S SALON The Best Place To Dine "NATIONAL TOOL & Open Mon. ft Frl. Nights Until 9 Ampllllcrs . -also ^ . i . . <', Irvlngton.. ...375-6336 , 1312 Springfield Avenue , Banquot Cuntor of;Now Jersey 330 Daliiel Road BOULEVARD MEAT MARKET Styling Hair Cuts ~No Appointment .888 Sprlngllold Avenuo VILLANI BUS .COMPANY Borg'on School of Transportation NocossaryrfofcHalr.cutS-; Irvlngton...'.172-8673 . ' MANUFACTURING CO. Irvlngton.^^574-0500 1040 Morris Avenuo Union 389-5600 chartor Your Bus. From Us Llndon;. ..935-6700 Fresh Cut Moats,* Homemade 100-124 No. j2th Street 107 s. Wood Avonuo - --'- Sousagos, Imported Italian Groceries ELIZABETH FEDERAL SAVINGS Open Tue&day thru Saturday - / •r Konllworth.... 274-1600 COUNTRY ANGELO'S RESTAURANT & 533 Ooulovard CRUZ CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. .1 Elfzabothtown Plaza ^^ ' ' 1 •' ))3)Vi Cllntdn. Avenuo ' KOS Y DA R I NT.E RIO R ' also 1)37 Globe'Avenue ~- SHOE TOWN ^ — Lilldon... .484-3333 Kcnllworlh 272-4510 Sewor.inu Syttoms-Qoneral Construction 343 Wostmlnstor Ave. — • • (Nokt to FrpsVi«wblry Store) COCKTAIL LOUNGE DECORATORS ! Mountalnslde.:. .333-1950 Roulo 33, UnloiV 688-9455 HAIRDRESSERS 1789 V.-iuxhnlLRoad (Opp. Winflold Scott Hotel). 1.^. I rvington.... 373-1937 ./ •— Wo Specialize in Hair Styling, VITQ'S MILLWORK ing 753 Morris Avenuo Dancing Wednesday through Saturday BREEZE CORPORATIONS, INC Union.. 606-7532 • •• ' ' • 314 Elizabeth Avonue" -J :. & FURNITURE MART-.-^ NEW JERSEY BELL Coloring, Pormanents, Cutting. Wo Stylo AH Wigs 2530 U.S. Highway 22 Elizabeth:,. .35(-IOOO . Millburn.'.. .374-9479 ; & CAB I NET CO. Union. ....687-3585 - 700 LUwrty Avonuo HALBWAY HOUSE ^ I9O0 East St. George Avenue 758 Irvlngton Avonuo ' ' '-•. Union-^604-4000 CRYAN'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE Rosfaurant • Cocktail Lounge - -Linden....486-1040 - • TELEPHONE COMPANY . Maplowood,-,, .762-2013-,. Kitchen Rmodollijg a Entertainment-Tuesday, Friday, _:ELIZ:ABETH PLASTIC 1339 U.S. Highway IX SILVER CREST BAKERY Other Woodworking Products BRENNANBICYCLE SHOP —Saturday & Sunday - • * • • -• - \. Mountathfido... .232.-J171 — KUJhiNEN TRAVEL, INCv Specializing in Graduation, TRANSCO -PRODUCTS CORP 638 W. 1st Avonuo Restaurant - Cocktail Loungo- 797 S.inlord Avenue SLIPCOVERS* UPHOLSTERY OLD CIDER M|LL GROVE-^ Wedding, Birthday a All-Occasion Rosollo,.:.345-4921 Opon 7 Days aWk" For Tho Home • Froo Estimates 944 stuyvesant Avene - Cakos also Miniature Pastry. _J.4!LB«ilev.ard_i>t 34th HALLMARK STATIONERS Serving The Public for Three Generations 1)09 Elizabeth Avo., Ellzabolh . • Union.... 687-8320 w 1137 South Orange Avonuo Vailsburg. 3?3-45is WAL'KER DRUGS Kenllworth...341-003) 1)10 Clinton Avenue — .catQrln».«,-Plcnlts 3B9-682\....2B?-4733 .'..._..',. "•--.' 2441 Vautthall'Road : ' Harold^Kuslonbaum, Prop - BROU N E:LL^K-RAM'ERJiVA'L-0OR- ...,-GULLI GAN^/VATER :.---=ZZ- Irvlngtoji... .171-7835 " •-—.-. . TRETOLA'S RESTAURANT IMill Ro,,ld_ NN'S ALTERATIONS — Union.... 486-4695 ' ' ' SMLIIHIS JVANITX-EAIR jro IS No Substitute :for Qualiv" Irvinglori..., 375.4343 Setvina My Public Hero Ion-ill Vna AGENG _I.COND IT ION!NG CO., INC. ELKAY RRODXJCTS CO.; : Pavlng for brlJeWIV' * Pajittrnrtots- COCKTAIL LOUNGE )plng Hill-Road - 3 Rlcholleu-Terraco (inmor' ol . Manulact-Urors of Material ' HARLANVASHIONT ~" 7~ 18 Paine Avenue • .—^^— A-Comptoto"lnsuranco 2047U.srHln.hway 22' -7 - ' -PU14jERALlHOME -Luncheon's Served •' Open 11 A.M. -5Duth:urangu..Avcnuo) ' - - * -Handling Equipment- :..-• ~ Pormorly Wolnor_'s^Rashlons - lJHiU : )435 Morris Avonui) - Directors -. Wy Sand lord Avenue- --. —-•-'- -:^—i*- -Vailsbura. .,.,.373-4435 ..-*--- 7T35 Brown Avenue •- ••• • • prossos lor Juniors. Mum ~ ~— ' r . a Half SJzes-— '. '....." ,- LEONARDS FIN&GLOT«tNG Jahn-A.-p.&alercio . ^ SAtE5-*-SERV IC E •-• =spmiB»ienrr; OUrCH Dante A: pjblordo, Jr. SCHOOL/INC HARRV J, ld Avonuo - - i Sults-Sbortscoaii-Shlrti-Trouurs-— -BARA'S XAVERN =ii^—OJnion •.r,W4ia-7T7 -—. *• r~ -_JS~ 1 v T ;Li«djMl;-.:_484-4900 ' _; -^z HolHor-uTFo^-Opon 7 DJ"vTa~vVii«k~~T^ F LORTSTS : RQWIIO Piirk....245-3313 ,-' • ' '- ES&EX^BAR & ^5M Bbulevard—^ '• —~—r~ '~~~ SOBEL-FUEL SERVI.CE L 55 Broad Slruot. ..->~»^.-..: -.,_«:..•.—).' Speclallzoln Pizza Pies Kenllworth.,..374-029I ...... '._...._ Puol, Hoating-aV'Coollna rPooi-iService 1700 E. Frtn--"- *«*tr ^ -—.— nqi Pim Str-GBorno-Avenue' L-tndeiTr^-, 486-H2- —Elizabeth. r.-331-flooO a Italian Foods" ~ CZHARTFQifib^ DANTELS 104 B.EIIzarjelh Avenuo Union. r.6B4-095S ; rrvTngio'nTrr. 371^6146 119 Park Avenue/Unden -"• DNC. ••-:•.•••.•. -.:.• -.-:•, , :"-•;"- CIHdeh... ,454-7106 B.B B WINDOW SHADE CO BURRY BISCUIT COLUMBIA-CONFECTIONERY 935-1365 or 486-9544 " . Roal Esfato a Insurance Brokers - LES'CHEVRON ^— "— Electronic Tuno-Up Specialists Division 61 Tho'ouakor oats Co, Now Owner . - Notary Public • outstanding Builder - General'Repairs a Towing Service - TUSCAN DAIRY FARMS - Automotivo-Air Conditioning Notice of Chanoo of Address 'Foaturlng*. Dolly Madison Ico cream Air Conditioning Service •. " PARKWAY BOWLING & SOMERSET TIRE SERVICE Ellocllvo Juno I, )971 - 93S.Newark Avonuo . '' FASHION SET ol Find Homes : *• UNION, NEW JERSEY Sales 8, Sorvlcu 046 - 10th Avonuo . 913 E. St. Goorgo Avonue , . ' , • .' 1674 Stuyvesant Avenuo U.SCompte't. Highwae Cayr 2Sorvlco3 a Sprlngllel' d RoaiT 686-1500 •^1444 Stuyvosant Avenue Now Located At -. . Elizabeth 354-3)00 I rvlnaton .373-9870 Spoclallilng In Permanent Waving Union.... 487-3474 , ' BILLIARDS \ . 75 Mt. Vcrnon Avenue (Off Union Avo.) >Halr Styling-coloring &_Wios Roielle.... 345-7144 "' ., . ' Open 7 Dayys A Week Union.... 4B8-S6M Union 964-8667 iVvlngtdn" ..373-3883 VHE H.F. BUTLER CORP B6A Mt. Vornon Place - 900 Sprlngllolll d AAvenue UNION CENTER CARD 6S7 Lbhloh Avenue Vajlsburg 373-9864 ;. J" HERBERT LUTZ & CO., INC. LULLABYE HOUSE DAY Irvlngton. ...375-3J00 SOUND STYLES & GIFT SHOP WEARITE SHOES. Union. .. 686-5555 FARRELL'S TAVERN 3020 Clinton Stroot BOARDING CENTER ,c- Ono of Jorsey's Lafgost a Foaturing a Flno Lino of Greeting Home ol Men's FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS t • Llndon. ...935:9800 • 71 garrison Place Most Comploto.Mu.src Contots. _^ Florsholm • Womon^s CANGE MOTORS 10 E. Edgar Hoad PAT'S DELICATESSEN 239 W. St. Goorgo Avenue Cards & Commercial stationery Air'Stop r Chlldron's Bustur Drown Lindens.. .4B~6-9575 150 Elm Stroot, Wostlleld Irvlngton....371-1(43 Wo Make Up Delicious Platters -' , 1026 stuyvosant Avonuo (Homo Ollico)..,.333-7400.. • . V (or,All occasion • Cold cuts.- Salads Lmdon.,\:. 484-441.1 ,:_ Union.... 687-7590 101.4 stuyvesant Avonuo' , : h HERSH'S HEARING AIDXENTER. Union 688-5225 465 Lohloh Avonue B65 Mountain Avonuo'. . ... ' * . . 430 Morris Avenue 530 Sanford Avenut •' 687-3543 W—- CONCA D-ORO ITALIAN PASTRY Mountalnsldo...«333.707J • v. ' LYONS HARDWARE Vallsburg...1172-95 B7 SPRlN^GWbobiBAR & GRILL Sprlnollcld 179-3583, ,: . Windows a Screens Repaired '- UNION CENTER NATIONAL WESTERN ELECTRIC CARTERET SAVINGS & LOAN SHOP -••,-.. Lawn Mowers .Sharpened a Sold • Keys Cul 34 Valloy Street. Spuclalizlnu In cbokles, Pastries • ,, IRVINGTON CAB CO. -197 Stuyvesant Avenue . , - . SEVERANCE AND SON, all,... BANK ASSOCIATION Rum, All Occasion, Woddlng, THE FISH BOWL . (Corner lith Avenue) . ' ,. 6 Convenient Locations In Ulrthday ft Graduation c«kes Thp Greatest Tropical Fish Show on Earth . 'Two Veterans . . . • Vallsburg..., 172-6477 • .. .. • : INC. Union a Sprlngllold WHITE DIAMOND 795 Sanlord Avonuu - 1 - .ES-3-5OOO ' .. " . . Paints and wallpaper SPRINGFIELD HOUSE Vallsburg 3739494 006 South Orango Avonuo l' 1064>Springfleld Avonuo J' ' 188.9500 REST'AURANT Vallsburg — 373-3737 . . \_ Irvlnalon....374-3419 - .' . ' V 1049 stuyvosant Avenuo Open 7 Days a Wook, t , IRVINGTON CUTLERY MARK TWAIN DINER Union... .486-1956 Route 23 - Eastb'ound UNION PAVING AND Specializing In Curb Sorvlco •'. CARVEL ICE CREAM 51 Smith Stroot We Specialize Jn Steaks, Chops' sprlnglleld Hamburgers, Fronch Frlos, Coffee Opon 7 Days a Wook lor Your Summer pleasure CONTE'S DELICATESSEN 'OGEL STATIONERY CO. a Sea Food. Baking Done on Promises 586 MoYrV Avunuii- ^ - • • For Fancy Cold Cut plattors a . I rvington... :37S,ooo3 PLAZA REWALT PHARMACY, CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Springfield..'.. 379-9835 )9 North wood Avonuo ^ . . 1401 Morris Avenuo • 911 Sprlngllold Road Sfmdwlchos olsn Delicious Italian Pailry & NIFTY-*GIFTY DEPT. . Union.... 4B7-14S0 INC. SPRINGFIELD STATE -BANK 334 Mountain Avonuo r~ OlHs-lorAH-Occaslons " IRVINGTON ESSO Membor of F.D.I.cT Hometown Dank Union.... 684-39 80 ttost-Wlnh«s-To-lhe-Gradual05 11)5 W, .Elizabeth Avenue Steven A. Santangelo-B-S.R.P. Routo 33 a Hillside Avonuo Sprrngllold-77379-2820 SERVICENTER Robert H. Kldorf-B.S.R.P. Sprlnglleld.,..379.4500 Linden. >. .486-4700 ' MARTIN WITZBURG 301 Chestnut Street - Roselle UNITED STATES SAVINGS JAMES.F. WHITE REALTY CO. CENTER LOUNGE - Comploto Auto service M2Sprlngtlold Avonue 34S-1V23 — -245-1940 1433 stuyvcsnnt Avonue* ' • CONTINENTAL HAIR FASHIONS INSURORS / BANK Union.... 688-4200 Flno Italian a American Foods- Undor Now Management FOUR SEASONS PLAY & - Irvlnutgn. . .372-3181 . , ' . -2033 Morris Avo., • ' STAN SOMMER Entortalnmont Friday a Saturday Nights Four Lovols.ol Fumlnlnu Fashions vy Hill Olflce 9 Myrtlb^Avotiuo '^'. . . Gabo Barros, Jr. RECREATION CENTER IRVINGTON HAIR STYLISTS Union..,.,MU 7-2144 QUALITY DECORATORS 985 Sluyvosant Avonuo 2 Mt. Vornon Placo WIGS BY G Irvlngtory... 373-9177 ' ' .- 1300 Stuyvusont Avonuo ' )185 Wost Chestnut Street at Rt. 12 Union...! 686-3600 Newark, N.J.'p7106 <~UVilon 687-5658' 4 . ' • '!Try,U,s - Wo Can Take Care -••,.' Quality Wigs, Wlulcts a Fall Union;. . MARTY'S PLACE 634-5800 . .. ol All Your Needs" ' '.'•'. W Cofloo - sandwiches 1035 Stuyvusant Avenuu • THE CENTRAL JERSEY BANK & CORNELL HALL , o 1352 Sprlngllold Avenuo " * 127 - 16th Avenuo Union 187-VB68 . (Corner Chapman Place) • , - Irvlngton....172-91M Eddie Burdlck, Prop. UNITY HOUSE FURNITURE TRUST CO. CONVALESCENT tENTER FRED HAFNER PAINT STORE Irvlngton 372-9'475 •'.''._ Kehllwprth,...34)-)975 801 Ellzaboth Avonuo YOUNG'S CHILDREN'S Wostflold • 177 E. Broad Streot Muralo-GIIdd on-Colonial- Elizabeth.... 353.9H5 Home pi Fine Furniture u MountalnsLdjj-855 234 Chostnul Street Latox House Paint IRVINGTbN SHELL, REKEMEIER'S FLOWERS 416 E.'St. GOoruu ftvonuo WEAR > . 637 Boulevard • * 130 W. Third Avenue Llndon....486-8845 . Inlants to3slie 14 ' 1 Konllworth.... 2435389 Volkswa«on Specialists Rosollb.'...241-2700 ' STATE PRIZE LIQUORS (Mso j|id'enrol >- ' CENTRE SANDWICH SHOPPE 113 Clinton Avenue • 1)4 North Avonue Wes All Your Graduation Party Needs 1035 South .Orangu A\/enu Irvlnoton, .,.373-9593 eranlofd...-. 274-4700 2)91 Morris Avenue ' Vallsburg... 375-VO73 3B4 Morris Avoniw "We Cater to Your Every Want" 379-9804 Union 684-1845 , A_.l 2-Thurs'day. June 24. 197) your week ahead BY DR. A.W. DAMIS

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the atmosphere electric PARKWAY VA" PARKWAY - PARKWAY PARKWAY PARKWAY Charmglow _____ professional electric and SWIMMING POOL ALUMINUM —- "AUTOMATIC 12-FT. POOL Like Benjamin. Franklin eiictcojiic accomplishments SUPER FLO A? HOSE HAND BACKWASH GAS-FIRED BARBEQUE GRILL with.his kite and key in'a._and 'were awar"de"d^$G00 POOL HOLDER -SKIMMER VACUUM -thunderstorm, today's—educational scholarships from HOSE VALVES- - fadoty Aultioriincl science-minded 4-H'ers are . Wcstirlghouse Electric Corp.-, PUMP Norij.ol I discovering the wonders of natiomrt-prSgram donor for 88 • S55.OO electricity. the past 36 years. 98 mmufol! Loiio-liltj:rinr-roii| giv« eye And when, some-131,000 Rick Roberts, 17,of Arvada, G-8012 lov ilorl cooiyj lfl culalian. Spedal H.Shaperi oittnett. tta'tnleit. young rpcople^frorri cities as. Colo., Built his own fiveTJand~ - com|roel.oH. .CaniiiUle wilrt 49". poit. Eatily inilolled well as rural areas get in—shortwave rad(b receiver 0 or'f (ly I Cha glow ha ana teal del « darjls, ta/«l ' " "-: — volved~\vlth electricity they- Jerry Moss, 17, of Rt. 1 OTHER CHARMGIOWitODfelS ac I A WIDE VARIETY ol " - - _accompl|sh 'remarkable BringhurstrlndTT-.transformcd ACCESSOBH5ATRICKEUOWPRICESI _ ' tilings, the Cooperative Ex- his family's old kitchen into an tension Service points out.- all-electric kitchen; And For Instance, three of the Charles Chaumont, 18 _ 1970 national electric program oberlinr-Ija,, set up a^laser winners, per formed bourn exhibit. ' The corporatiop n also make " available other awards for outstanding projects in Association electric. Four gold medals of honor are available in each county. And in1970 some 5,235 gives award gold medals ivere presented to accomplished 4-H members State_winhers receive' an to Williams^ expense-paid trip to tht For his "effective, forceful National 4-H Congress, Nbv 28 BELT DRIVE ATTIC EXHAUST CLEAR . AJAX and lasting contributions on MOTORIZED GRILL , DELUXE •- Dec. 2. And this year six For Upright or Laydow'n Instajlot YEAR-R6UNP TAIK and SEE THROUGH ^-behalf of the'elderly"and the national winners of $700. DECORATOR DOOR KNOCKER With HOOD .and SPIT RECTANGULAR GRILL infirmed," I). S. Senator 24-INCH J 30-INCy^^"^ 36-IMCH CALIFORNIA REDWOOD SET educational scholarships will: -Ideal lor waekund cookouli, Chtoiue »fa led * familyy l'2« grill. AdjuOt tQ-,5 Harrison A- Williams (D-N.J.V- be annoiiiiccdiat ADJUSTABLE CHAISE CONTOUR. CHAIR....--.' ytid nndid ifi'itl/)i lwith'ad'tuttabl* tinax'.'"P*t\ * - •• • ttiall. Loin* (hlam• i plulid AO&8: TO88 : L ! bollom has been solected.as recipient Clubs can get togother for 199 1 7' i B'irf. ••'' .G.J332 ,of the second annual Better owuntywide electric program' l-fobfjof-ltiountod oil (v-ciicuhitit\(j I 3 HP mortar, hall-hoaring C,'7A79 36 3 D-57B8".." YOLJR •' Life Awardl)Lthe New Jorsey recognitidn'loo, with themost coinJorl.' Sflmleil tloar 2" Rvdwaad fiMi o|l.n A wido~ angle optical viewer land o__j__jiqye ' * 99 Nursing Home Association, outstanding- in the state " 12-HOUR ATTIC FAN TIMIR v.«B 7.50 . Coinlailulito cmfiionl cavitrtid in a Itrikinfl CHOICE ~ —Automatically iutni all /aii_Miiii(B._/ot>V« tluvpintjl v talk llifoutjli dovica AnUqba otail fintih Eaty __MVe know of no; other receiving an embossed / pofk"n.-ftin' ft'tillonf /^/ to imtafl. Pottonaliibd engraved nonts plolo 9 governmental official who has plaquo, ^-^*^ align with o'ach xalo' ~* _done_moxe^ to earn this Westingfiousc also sunports .tccognition,',' according to^,rti((Trprogram • by providing Eugene J. . Friedman", funds for the development of 4- president of ihe^NJNItA and H electric literature. It president^of"' Town and .compiled and distributed a ""Cjirot-rjrNursing Centers,., handbook fbr leaders in the" -fnc, Toms River. . program: Currently there.is '-'Almost since the-day he . ncw literature beings ^.began his Senate service-in developed cm 'the" fun- _ 1959, Senator "Williams-'has damentals of nuclearenergy "dedicated a major portion of iri ciboperution with, the Ms '.activities toward Extension Se'rvice, nlleviating-the-plight-of-Tthe Westinghouse also^is studying aged..' :" ^ - wnys of involving more.urban "The"understanding nnd young people, in., the electric ~ "TORO" _ WHIRLPOOL . compassion n"e has demon- program. Thc_cbrporation is ... : 7-FJ-. 'DEiuxr- _WEBBED • FOLDING 'sirateittlmc and again since • hosting , a workshop! on the CALIFORNIA REDWOOD 19" WHIRLWIND DEHUMIDIFIER - '";he became a "charter-mL'mbcr ; i l)j7^"i|^TK "mnnth, . ' '" "" POXYMIX BASKET WEAVE, FENCE- — ALUMINUM ELECTRIC MOWER -••fnje-RGACarry IrtSorvjc.ff •• g l ALL PUfiPOSF_^ UMBRELLA :~ot•the.acnatc.nfommittee-an - i^or iafOTmulion-Olfchow to CHAIR : CHAISE- ago.-indicate form anreleclric cjluby^becomo -COHCRETC RIPAItt MIX 195 ——QUART 1 GALLON y=li 'isjlyntcer-lcadcrr'or ihcuT —Prnvidvt tion-afloinit Vxcej; Ptfima/mnl Magnet I2^qmp- Motor JMiiar] .. ... , ,, . "T'tT'nctTvities^-LontacL Ad Ii ill jrm^ to os' us >c;"clll''ty .increases. •_*' SUNDAY 9 lo 6 'SUNDAY 9 lo A" ' ^SUNDAY 9 to 6 .;•.., SUNDAY 9 to AA . chairman of the Senate As an individual legislator, 688-8550 445-070O (609)871-4000 584-8181 257-9200 696-5600 on A 549-8300 •'. ' (609)546-5000 Committee' K'"6 but - Su««tor.Williams woii passage :'