ESTABLISHED 1924 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER JOF-THE TO WNSHIP AND SCHOOL DISTRICT OF HILLSIDE VOL. XLI, NO.-25 ■ THE HILLSIDE, TIMES, THURSDAY APRIL, 15, 1965 PRICE TEN CENTS PHONE 923-•9207 Progress In Cancer Fight Green Acres Aid For School Held Feasible - A special Greih-Acres Coni- Township. In- this respect, •mittee was formulated lastweek if certain arrangements as to By the Hillside Avenue School, the future' use of- th& Maplff’ '' w ...... ~ PTA, comprised of the follow- AVe, tract Were to be made"' tags - Mrs, Erwin Sehuman. whereby the Board of Eduoa. ■
principal; Dr, Wayne T, Bran- of the area for certain times om, Superintendent of Schools; of the day durlng- the year, Dr. HewyJ.Konzeiman, Chair-, This could' fall wlthtanto scope man , of the Home Owners Asso- of the Green Acres program.. clatldn; Mrs, Donald Glllmore, "Similar grants a re' being Mrs. Seymoqr'PollaA ansLMrs. arranged for nearby towns for. Richard Lacey. V property near a, school—and— A meeting Is s^meduled - successful arrangements are for Thursday April la at 8 P.M. being made for school use. at t o "Municipal Building when '"Currently,- -there - is' a ' tax-"-' t o eommittee will meet with :TeHef=hfli=pendtng=rhefsrezihjfc: M ayor Robe rt Di a mond, Mr. A1 - - -Assembly, recently passed by_ vin E. Gershen. Master t o Senate, grar.tlik municipal Planners representative, "and- ' tax rellef“ for -lands-taken by - Mr. Howard J. Wolf, Green the Green Acree program. The Acres Administrator, Depart- bill IS an- amendment to t o .nirmred are' workers forthe 1965 Hillside Cancer1 Crusade watching.Mflvnr Rnher-r Diamond sign ment of Goheegyattoh and '•Green Acres Act and It would a resolution marking the month of April Cancer.Month in hillside. Seated from, left are Co-Chilr- Economic Development, to dis 'require t o state to pay-in- map.Mrs. James lntr.abartolo, the.Mayor and Chairman Mrs, Henr/Roche. Standing, Mrs, Robert cuss t o possible acquisition of nuaily the amount a town loses Foran, Mrs. William Hess, Mrs, John Witte, and Mrs. Sam DeMartino, Absent from the picture the Merkle property on Maple fa taxes in connection with arc, Mrs.' Robert Whltbeck, Mr. Henry GrOh, Mr, Max Schleifer, and, hit. Franklin A» Feltman. . A.ve, for school- purpose's. ^..G.reen ■ e n Acres. Acquisitions, under t o Green Acres program. 'The Hillside Avenue School °®ter A. Ferrlgne, promoted to.Deputy Fire Chief effective April 1, receives his new badge April “ Continued self-examination Mrs, Sehuman said she would has ’t o largest enrollment Of ^ from Mayor Robert Diamond as hiswife and children witness the occasion. Deputy Fhief Ferrlg- and at iqjtet an annual health like to clarify qf t o mis t o elementary schoolB' In Hill- no' who; ll*s b88n * »em ber of the Departrpent since January IS, 1950. was promoted to Captain. -checkup inoludlng-all--the-vital conceptions pertaining to the Side ancj the'smallestTirea'fdr 4,i95jl. At -age ,38; he 1b t o youngest/man ever to he elevated to Deputy Chief. Den t Mention It parts that are prone to cancer" Green Acres grant. recreational programs.' The A^80 faking part In ■the'-'cCt'emcmy- from left-, Deputy Fire Commissioner.Anton-A, Vi.t Jr,; F ife J f DID WE L O SL 150 GRAND? ^ was the recommendation of co- ■ According to Mr. Wolf, Green Columbia Dnlversfty Survey of Chief August H. Duviet; the Ferrtano children, Linda, Douglas and PeteryMrs. Marilyn-FerWgno; chairmen of the Hillside 1965' A LADY FOR COMMISSIONER? Acres Program Administrator,. the Hillside Schools conducted:"31^ Fire Commissioner John A.:Pesch;’' / ■■ _ ,V . . ' .. ' ' ;C,; -NO CRISIS ISSUE NOW I Crusade For ■-. Cancer Dflve, she said, . “t o acquisition of In j$50 stated that the Hillside S B M rs. Ti-fF to w n sh ip COMMITTEE has concluded not to -contest Mrs. Henry Roche and open lands In an urban area, ' ■Avenue School site of 2,9 acres--1 {he.'decision which voided about half jthe industrial zoning of I “James Intrabartolo, In a stste- such as Hillside, that will be was inadequate and recom ment-taade yesterday.______thejl.Wolf PL. tranf; Ar JaatEweekXs meeting nnlv-Rapiihltran ' developed as reCfSaHonaTafea': mended a minimum.' of 11.2 I [ Both'Mrs.HOche and Mrs, Population Density Is kAni^n A. Vit Jr: voiced a desire- to appeal and make an effort I appropriate to the population | acres, tp-faecoup what is cor.§idened t o higher, value of. the'land, for I Intrab'artolo stated that early served in the form ofTpiplay- I "The survey committee stud-1 •sldential construction. ■ It was sold by- the town at auction I detection can lead to treatment ■ground adjacent to an existing, led-. 'all ipossiflfflSSj of in-1 for industrial Use, : t . - that would be vital to a possible school,, can be considered crqeslng the size of the school] The explanation of why the majority of the committee decided I I cure. Both leaders said that 30 hn eligible land pee of t o par- ground play area and recom-1 years ago there'was no organ Held Brake On Growth InOt to appeal sounds adequate, But-there hasbeen.no explanation! ,. cel. . 'Lands to be acquired are- mended that additional property Mayor Robert Diamond to- township 'as related to the coun- whose’ population fa i960: was I of why ..the sale was permitted to take place as- it did - -with I ized nettanS; researoh attaek' not fejW pfed-& s,ts . t o Size should be acquired when aValla- day released the second of a ty and t o state. The Mayor ju st over 22,300; Corresponding ■itow nship^eft unprotected against just the type.,of eventuality I | on cancer, of t o parcel. The State through series of reports being .pre- stated; . — ■— with ;thls- growth id 1920, the which occurred:and may have cost Hillside as much as,flOO,QOO| , "Today fancer researchTs the Green Acres Assistance. "Now that the space Is avalla-> pared by‘ t o Hillside Plan:'" r',ilWith.over 12,300 residents number of. manufacturing es- [dHilSQ.OflO. ■£ 1.; I - one of the largest and the most Program is able to make grants hie and the need so great and- hlng Board, The report, : an added to Hillside fa the 1920’s, , tabllehments jumped from 3 ; •^fhat, in the vernacular, ie-a- lot-.-of mopla whish-HillsIde could fruitful, fields of scientific ln- since even more'emphasls has of 50% of the actual price paid ahalysls of population growth, this -decade represented the 1ft 1918 to l?-4n-T927 with an fuse vgry nicely. And the Democratic administration underwhlchl vestigation In this country. The . for acquiring title to such lands been placed on physical fit traces the- trend and rate o f . tposf * rapid growth period In increase, of about 600 jo b s., ^yj-happehed ^ u st sk e.th e^ lli^ lito .iib U i^ T o rS They forget I cancer problem Is no lqngertan effectuating the objectives of the ness of the ’nation, It. would ixpansion ir. the the history. of , t o '' -township "F ro m 1950-1960, acco rd -' [one very important step when- they advertised the land for sale. enigma—the lines of attack-are , program. In addition to the, seem to be letting down the ° -P _ .... laid outj systematic progress' lng, to ' t o report, Hillside’s IThey. forgot to state that unless the land were to be used for initial 50% paid by t o state youth of Hillside to permit, apace- population, growth of 6%- w as. .-duearlai construction, i t MUST REVERT to the township. That Ts being made. This is reflect so urgently needed -by school for the land, 20 or 30% more B’nai B'rith Lodge Will Be Honored below 'that of the growth of was an expensive oversight,. the 'result-of wfijcji. has been ed In the rise in the cancer financial aid may be granted- ohlldren, to he put to any other cure*' in the United States torn 27% for t o county- and’ 26% for permit the purchaser to realize the profit Involved instead of . when such application is made.: the State, The Township’s slow-- the 'municipality 1 in 5. cases 30 years agptao'l1 "Lands to'be ac®ilred with “The. Hillside' Ave. School er rate of growth waFpolbleii~ With so many attorneys hanging around the Municipal Building, l I in 3 cases today." Green Acres grant' sire to be PTA has gone on record as op “This is.a ll made possible out as due to ; the lick. of. a- lit was an Inexcusable oversight. ' - . • ' II ■ permanently Open space, re posing most strongly t o pro- , through the annual cancer vailabl’e buildir\g space in the -creation and conservation posed construction of an apart tpwfishlp.' By comparison to o- [: THE.. BE MDCRATIC screening committee could come up with » drives .held in every communi lands. The lands so acquired ment and objects to another ty. Hillside has a goal of $3,500 veral-1. regional gr owth.-the're- a surprise'-t(|® with Mayor Robert Diamond'as candidate for- to be open to t o public gas station, office building < ••and It is most important that port also pointed.'oUt the extent Township Committee. The surprise may-be a lady candidate, I for general use. However, other use' of this property. . -all-. resldenfs--eeeperate when , of the shifting of the popul.a- .' tajfs. Henry (Peggy) Roche, ’'WteTlitavolvedTn;^^alrtOBttfifiyttiSgF^j under t o rules and regulations "We w ill. settle for .nothing the volunteer workers solicit tion center of Union and Essex jBii can, think -of in town.-She ' is a member of the Municipal ‘ governing the operation of BUch less than a better education pro- funds during this month of Counties toward the west was ■ “ wfmmlng Pool Commission, facilities, the area would r e - gram for t o pupils of the Hill- . April, “ announced Mrs.Roche . due * "to • this suburbanization Mrs. Roche wouldn't be-the first womgn\to seek the nomine I main under t o control Qf t o side Avenue School.'' trend.. ; akonaforSTownsHp'CBinmlfto, but“if; nominated and;-eiected, and Mrs.! Intrabartoloi - ~S?he-m$#[h-eJ-Appti-ha6-Leen- ’’In view" of' the population she would -be the first woman member of -the Township Co3T- declared. Cancer Drive- month Selected For College Who’s Who de.nslty of Hillside of aitndh; mitme-.- The ftast Jo obtain a nomjnatlon - ln.to.dsyi when> by Mayor Robert Diamond ansi; NEWaRK--Two Hillside re 5- member Of the -Arts and -8,000 persons per sauare mile. = the Republicans, held sway , was Mrs.'Emma W. Knox, who he also urged local residents ldents, students at Rutgers Uni- Sciences Student 'Council, and the report compared .Hillside’s : ■lost the nomination. Mrs. Knox, who now resides in Pine Beach, • to assist -With'-badly needed. varsity College of Pharmacy the student drama group, among growth with nine Other com -, was m ore1 successful In that isrsugh, :tol8hig: flic distinction ; funds., • apd Newark College of ’ Arts other activities, 1 Norman *Chgninv-center, is congratulated as40$CR3 memtfe£of- munities - ef 3 i m M densities, 1 of; being the only wdliisn evgj elected to the borough council and Sciences, have been select-" The publication • recognize s [ Northern NtJ , B'nai B#ri6^touncil’4n presence o! Jack Pbtash.T i t ' was found thtt where'den- ■ there, * Recreation Board ed for inclusion In t o pu students selected by their col- kin, membership chairthan of Hillside Lodge, , t . stales exceeded 7,000people per In addition to Mayor Diamond and' Mrs.'Roche, the Democratic cation "Who’s Who Among Stu- leges who have shown leader- square mile, a sloping down of acreeners may hav.e to weigh the merits of at least three other Mayor - Robert Diamond, bership to over 1200. This has Nam es K3tz U p s H dents in American Universities ship In extracurricular activi- the /rate of growth tohk. place.. hopefuls - Russell Raff a and-RernaTd'Bernstelnof-thePlanning- 11 (I I I I w d l l u ' I * B U and CilegesJ-’’ ttwaa-emeunee3'' ties, sehel5s'tle 'ael®'®henl, -President of 'Hillside Lpdge established _ Kfllsfde' Lodge as Where densities In. munlclpa- . iard, '"and Carmen Ferrlgnq, • High School baseball cpsdHr EdWkrd R. Katz waa elected today, s^rvlce'faRhe college andpro- |l5l4r^ n a l ’F'rrto rffils’ week the 10th largest fa t he Interna- . Utles ' exceeded, lfi.000 pnoplb Now that the RepubUaens jnsve made their selections, the chairman .of .thLHlllalde Board . - They ■are-Stanley-'Bsfnstsln .friise of-furure“*— leadership, - 'w iftjiOUHcfed that the Lodge1 is-" tional ■ Order of B’rith,' per square mile, actol poplir f dem ocrats will probably, follow suit shortly. With t o Prim ary’ being specially, honored ChlB Leonard Cohen’ Is being-con- of 249 . Williamson Ave. and latlori losses were observed. of Recreation Commissioners Both students are seniors at delayed until June 1* petitions must be filed by exactly one week Eileen Dumbroff Of 1481 Maple month In t o National . Jewish sldered for the National Mem- "The report also pointed out.' at the annual reorganization t o State University's Newark from today - April 22. . meeting , held last week. Mr. Avenue. Monthly for Its outstanding ac- bership Champion by personal- Jhat the. extent of land utilizs - Colleges. .• * Katz resides at' 244 Conklin Bernstein has served. as compUshments during the past ly bringing In several hundred tion in the township was doted ' WE GAN RECALL ,Wte|:w ' ;SpuBHcan. m eniers of the' year of . the notable members. Diamond < as belhg .quite extensive-due .to historian of Kappa .FBI Fra GOING T O F A IR Township Gqsmlttee, accflsed tlqeir Democratic >.c4UeaSues of* has. been the phasjlzefi that the credit belongs the high degree of residential Elected first vice-chairlady ternity, treasurer of the Phar Hillside Camera Club has Ar always waiting until just before election time to stir up.'a fuss ' membership lncre t o entireTjodfei devfeloptnent in single family -' was.... Mrs. Eleanor Sulzman, macy Class of 1965 and has ranged a. field trip to t o New over Rdute 78. The GOP charged, the opposition with crisis approximately' 700 membe t effort by membership chair-* second vice-chairman,Mr.Moe be'en named to the Dean's L lstr York World's Fair on Wediies- ' dwellings together With the ex campaigning - stirring up a -quiescent issue to pose as the great the start "of t o year, over 500 man Jack Potashkin and Robert Goldberg and Peter G«Humanik, Mlss,Dumbroff has been a c ,day April 21, leaving a t 4:3Q istence of about 820 two family . defenders, knowing all the time that the State HlghWay ConC-'j . new members were brought in Llpson, President of Northern Superintendent of Recreation, tive on the staffs of the student p,ml from.Kennedy Plaza. . dwellings and almost i26 three' Continued on Page 4 mission and tile Federal .Bureau of PubHc Roads had long ago was continued. as - the secre newspaper and’ yearbook. Bringing t o total Lodge mem- N, J , Council. - made Up Its blind about the path of the highway. tary of the Board. But thtogB- have* changed. Today the GOP are just as upset j: oyer Route 78 as the Democrats,’ and to Route 78-has been added 1 the further threat of Route 278, the feeder highway from the Named Interh ' PHILADELPHIA, Pa.—Mur- Easter Observance Starts Today 3ethals and Verazz^no.bridges M Elizabeth. Perhaps, the GOP ray H. __Seltz,er o#,l$l Hartley | re now convinced that the gathering storm .clouds are gettigg With t o arrival of Maundy A,M. .Nursery, service will be panlsts are Mrs, Nicholas TIB- Munlon Service Thursday -Will be two Easter -morning «darker. Therd have been some new.developments, but ijo change : T sr., Hllle||is, been ' worship services,, at 9;30 land Thursday today, churches of provided -fop all who wish to berfs at t o , piano and Miss Ruth 8 P.M. The Easter Sunday p , . in piansas far-as the Federal and State road units are concurred, appointed sn intern at t o Hos 11 A.M, with the sermon topic Hillside and vicinity prepare to bring their small children. Eckstom ofHoftheastern Co-1- gram will .start with Bible But we 'are-glad to see that party lines are being eliminated pital of the University of Penn- ‘ "The Difference Easter observe t o Resurrection, one ~ t • * » legiate Bible institute at t o School at9240A,M.Attombrn- Jq this Issue, for Hillside JB going toneed-lts-undi-vided strength, gy1vanla,.lt was announced re; Makes”, of. t o most sacred events in ,------FIRST BAPTIST------or-gan, Voea-l-solos are " J esus...lng worship -a l l . A.M..the topic r 4dn this fight to avoid being cut up like a deep dish pie. cently by Dr. J. Lloyd Elliott, The F irst Baptist Church is Standing In PUate’s Hall” , will be "The Bodily Resurree- the hospital’s medical director. the Qhftstiaft.calendar..Ttwill...... , be followed by GooC Friday to- Sunday School wllLpresent by MIbs. Joanne Meier, ' and ' tian of Jesus Christ” . - WHILE THE' THREAT of these, two highways may be beaten - - ST. MARY MAGDALENE morrow and WdU eulmlnate on : Easter program, "Garments Of "Christ tha^Lord Is Risen To- . ^ • off, the. equally heinous proposal of the Aldene Plan still hovsrs T0BIA OFFERS The Savior” on Sunday evening day", by N^S. Linda Black, Elizabeth Ave, Presbyterian The Episcopal Cjjurch of St, Easter Sunday April 18, Mary Magdalene, Rev. Donald’ - overhead -and ijr will take more than a magician to make it April 18 at 7;30 P.M. This is' The cast of t o play are Elizabeth Av,e. Presbyterfan disappear. As Hepubllfian Committeeman Joseph Ram pointed 6-P0INT TV an Inspirational program con- Peter, Mr,.Morris Sammons-of Church,. Rev. j3onal
firth, through Mr. Egeth’i Summer School O f Religious School library G i f t Go n*d acts Maclji n e S e min a r forts , is well represented f United Stateh and Canada3IlI and he wears his laureia wi'rt Music Is Planned modesty, The Board of Education re- ' ’ The program will be ionduct- cently granted-the Director of ed---VJ from. AUgUSC June 0 38HI *6 ADpgf 6 in Progress Club Instrumental Musi6 of Hillside the Band EEctea hillside High schools, permission to; conduct School. -The cchsTt per pupil wilt ' Theatre Party an lnsfrumUhtalmusicTl^3a.fn;' Bis $21, which, trill, include la L --••The—Men’s ‘Preg risST B T during the .coming, summer. struodon, supplies, and insur- will hold iSS fifth annual theatre ■ A committee consisting of ance. party at - the Mavfstv- •».- Wkuucsntu ana "parents will •TiSsday evening April 2Q~t>>° 'AlUHl'L l3WW5rr"WU,tl. 1 ju u ip r ceive notieea In the near future, ' Lange, Mrs, John Malone, and, feature - attracHon, ""Soldfine - explaining the program and how -1 er", will be shown at 7:15 m . Df. Walte^O, Krumbjegel.wllli . to register.- 9I13P.M, *na draw Up plans and procedures Tickets may be.obtalnerV • for the program. Mrs. .Malone, committee hopes that an phoning Abe Daichmar. at % was appointed chairman; Mr. ’ Evening, ' concert- will be’ held.. .during the last week to culmi- ; 6-0606, or at the box offlcj Swider,, tre as’urer; and Mr. Mi-, nate the ’Insfruition tha.t has r chael Buglio, secretary. on .die', night, of the perform, been reeeived, ' * aftce, , * Peace Concepts Vary, Rotary Told The Hillside Times — Hillside ■ Rotarrans. ■ pgrttcl-,~' vague-and’thsee per cent were 1 .pated -IS^an actual demonstra- negative. ilUfl"" fUSC week co snow how side Times Publishing Cosine, 1 varied in meaning the Individual at 1443,-North Broad St., HilL ■ peace," the speaker told' this™ eide-5, N ,J, concepts
Not only does DeMille delve Into the mysteries of the future, but he will demonstrate how the past, recorded only In the sub conscious' mind, may be brought Into the open by anyone who is attuned.'. ’Audiences, have. hem startled and amiised.' hy Tilr denrfnstratlons o t . the latent powers of the subconscious mind to perform in a manner which,borders on the miracu lous, Even more startling are die experiments in which he brings out the samp abilities In members of the audience.
After the program refresh- , ments will "be serVedl' in keep ■ M i l ing with the Jewish holiday, • 88 Lyons Avenue Passover, being celebrated this Newark, New Jersey coming week. The doors are now open at the.new- NEWLY EXPANDED .est thrift facility fo r the new Newark. Berkeley Savings' spanking now Any way you Main • O ffice; at 88 Lyons Avenufr. figure i t .... Thrift and ' stands ready to-mBBt yoor personal savings and home financing needs.. THE FINEST# — with rriorfr and better fa cilitie s to Home Financing * serve you. WELCOMED For your convenience, a handy walk- TO HILLSIDE up window is at your service froth Headquarters 8 tfl‘9 a.nvand 4 to 5 p.m. and a IS WELCOME v n # drifre-in window is open to serve to serve You! , you, during regular business hours. WAGON We invite, you to drop In and see hovy A visit from our hasten will make mush handler — and1 more attractive you fsa l at home, with her basket j-j we’ve made th.ihgs for you, Way of gifts and answersTo questions we expect you soon? j 4 1 about* the city, Its services and j US, "ci||. -’T - t " 11 ENJOY ALL THESE SERVICES: Insured Savings Accounts — Earn 4 ? S ^ ° ■ agon a .tio n a & Christmas 81 Vacation Clubs •<, Foreign Remittancos • Money Orders • Travelers’ Cheques • Mortgage Loans • Home Repair Loans • Construction Loans • U.S. Savings -"T-SU-M i ?! ______Bonds , • State of Israel Bonds • Community rooms available to civic groups
Plenty of Free Parking THURSDAY APRIL 15, 1965, THE HILLSIDE, N. J, TIMES' PAGE 3 "BOSTON' UNIVERSITY - - ' . :MT, Sinai ^gpprrXL ?T * UNIV. OF OKLAHOMA- VERSfTY’-Larry Foret. '^07 HS Seniors Get Judy A b e l, Sharon Brown, Elyse Kass. Paula Ordcfter.. • ' ' - BLOOMFELD COLLEGE— Local Effect Of School Aid Bills ‘Stella E lm &h,; Susan Glikin, •' HOFSTRA COLLBGB-Aljn {■ ! MUHL2N32RQ jpOLLECE- Majftln Friedrtffln, Hillside WQUld »receivfe at -The..btlIs 'WOTna~c.hang> the. College Acceptances Marjorie Gprodko, Jean Har Zalklnd.. Mark 'Pascal, . ! j ' l a sa l l e - junior,, c o l - ■1 least £128,9071 |n i'f0dlttong£» elements. In the formula used 1 rison, Steve Lipina^ Lea kr •WAGNER. COLLEGE—Kan- . g en ev a c o e l e g e 'LEGE-BarJjara Helper, State funds tdJ'.ftMt&ciipSile for coinputlng State SflteSl *18. ' •jjftHe H igh Sp M Senior1 c ls s O T fa KtBfawlte. KttM Lelbowltz .Shear, Barbara Stone. . nalore Kepterer. ' ...... ■ Ruskoskl. ■ . • MISSOURI VaCEEY GCL- aehoola If billsHSw. In thqLeg-' so that every school dletpict’ i hSv f rth«s. far. received 37 W fcy O j£l Mkrgherlto, Carol Rtid. AMERICAN . UNIVERSITY- ; ' APPALACHIAN . ■ STAflsi LEGE-Stever. Helman. Islamite- 't»c»ffle-;-law;-efcpdrt»- -gets more money |5?r. pupil ■ c°nege admission acceptances,. J ttck^JRa^-ftnri-S^ h a v ^tfh. Sharon Brown. Debbie Flnkel, COLLEGE ---Richard .Kobrin," ■' ' BETHEL—GOLbBGE -Steven •the New- jersey-Bdtseetfcijrfta-. tharr lt d-oe3-;now. -Th-r largest - .« was announced this .week by ;..S lib e r, Myra Slovln, Elyse .J e f f r e y Gechtman, Kenneth i . .c e d a r .clew coLLeiss.'' Ruskoskl, - ‘ Helnlan.' ____ * * t sociatton. ; increases would go to districts ■ Mr EdwardjGotflleb, Director . Stein, Susan Stern, Joyce Voll- ' Soherefc^ejin YeselBon. Linda Leonard, ! . LOUISIANA - STATE TIN!, UNIV. OF KEKTUCKY-Keit- Of this, $111,000 would'. with the greatest-need. ef Guidanee-am h e -sahoefe- v.'' ' -1-H-HailH"""- ■:...... ;— '■vEwrCTSlP^eCS'^ .. neth Hershoff. current expenses to finance NJEA'and its SOO’.allledlocal •Since.ft if thepteptili ofthe NIVERi.—J e f f r e y Oechtman, LEGB-Marc Lsvinspai- - ■ DOUGLASS COLLEGE—Su- EMERSON COLLEGE-joan UNrV.-'OF PENNSYLVANIA - curriculum, materlals.fnd lii- education . associations are' •-'TVy-League eoUsges to announce ■ Masjbrie porokdo, Lnah Shear, ST, PETER’S COLLEGE- San Bscker, CliariotteCadmus, ‘ ^Ydaelson. Kenneth Hershoff, k struction facsschooT; owiarMi;; campaigning to enact the pro acc-eptances later in the season,. Barbara S tone, * Martin Vetff- Nicholas Lordl. Harriet Cooper, Jean Harrison, ■ , PA C $f—COLLEGE;’1* Harvey and $18,000 would be for build- gram. . , * e y are'not’^Bluded. -The list traub. NEWARK CITS; h o sp ita d - Judy,Kaplan, Linda Leonard ; ; CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL Hirschfeld;:, , lnge and equipments. . To. finance this tax reform .. , i L date Is as follows! .LAEA-YETTE: .-iSUHEGB.—.V Christlne Luliis, - -. Sharon O'Connell, Marilyn Or- : NURSING *-BOSTON- Judy Abel, WILKES >-COLLEGE-Marcla- The school board would de- ; the Legislature woOlb also have ■ - NgWARte,.STATE—Marlene Frank Cherlff, Henry Hubsch- BRADLEY^. UNIVERSITY^, "UNION - , COLhSflftr- lans, M a ry lo u Russo, Leah Kahn. cide how, much-dl the added to adopt a State sales or in- Baron,: John Garasla, 0a VTd^oSI Thomas McLaughlin. ■" Shear,. Lois Weinlck, Karen man, Donald Kalfus, Robert : Robert Bossert. 19UIV.-0F- FLORIDA-Gerald State funds to use for Improv eome tax. Bills have been in ...hen,- John Domerackl, P atricia' MARiErrA^c6tLfiG&-ste- Wolt, Pastor, and Morrla Wtikenfeld. a^LlNlV;- OF PfTTSBURGH-- Klein. ' ■ ing education and how much to troduced In .both-houses, of thf Dzroil, Ingrid Eide, SheUa E l- ■ UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI— ron O’Connell. Debbie Flnkel, TEMPLE . UNIVERSITY— ' F,nNnngniA |R r.ra -sjia e_ use .for- relieving loua^1 prop'- ■ Legislature to enact the entire' '_man, Cecelia Fastow, Wendy CATHOLIC-UNlVEffSITY . Lea Batallon, Sheila Elman Judy—Abel, Caren Chertkoff, •. :CENTRAL' 'MgSOURl UNhF Paula Kmet. erty taxes. program; ...F i.s c fi, "iSuassir " EFMfhdh1, Ellen Grober, Dorothy Holt, Steven, Krevsky, and Stanton Sharon O’Connell, '* ( Hedy-Galnes, Relta Gellerman, Andrea. Jay, Marcia Kahn, Judy Vlt. ENPICOTT JUNIOR CCR,i iP "Q a nd r a Galdbeeg, Mar terre-' Kaplan, Hawey kugei, Barry ■Iblinla Ol'tve iz. T raditional 1 Haas, Susan Kelsch, Hannelore Lobe, Lynne Newman, Kenneth Debbie Flnkel, Susan Glikin, GREEN MOUNTAIN JUNIOR! K e t t e r e r , Richard KobFitt, Scherer, and Barbara 'Stone. David Gouss, Lois Weinlck. COLLEGE-Llnda Oravetz. " Richard KQhrlft. .ludyKosBTsIty^ •. - SETON. HALL UNI-V. --&hel-1 1TNA .CA... COLLEGE - 'X SOMERSET HOSPITAL-Lln-'; Myra Lelbowltz, Eva Llstman, don Brooks, Barry Frank, Ron- Marsha Hausman, Dorothy da Oravetz. P h y lli s Margherlto, Meryl aid Friedman, Martin Graifer, Holt, - Jewel Weiss, Barbara . DREXEL - INSTITUTE. OF- Monhelt, Joy None, Carol Rud7 Harvey Kugel, Steven M arx.' ■Wiener. TECHNOLOGY-gdward Ord0i| Lack," Louise Schmidt, RuthSll- Arthur Stler, James Testa, SYRACUSE~~UN1VE RS iTY - wer. , “ fm e r , Myra Slovln, Elyse Stein, Vincent Vitale, and Alan Was- MarBha Hausman, Jeffrey • CLARllSON -CfflJJEG E of ' Judy £telr.berger,.SusaR~Stepfv,- 'rssrmanr * ----- f i — r .Rosem..Barbara Stone, Leonard TECHNCDLOGY-Emvard Ordo-, and. jsy£s^?BiliiisiBir~~; ■ MONTCLAIR _ ST A T E -- Wl'lf, . " ” FAtRLEtOH— DICKINSON -j-e r ry - Bogner, JoInrDo'm- RENSSELAER POLY TECH —-UNIVi—:Di*he Arbetman, -Paul aracki, Cecella Fastow, Jean NIC INSTITUTE____William Bernstein;) Dianna.Cohan, Ren— Harrison, Dorothy Holt, Rich Bernstein,. Frank Cherlff, Phil BOWL - aid Friedman, „Ira Genberg , ard Kobrin, Marilyn Orlahs, ip JaJosky, Henry Kurland, . David Gpuss, Vincent Hars, John Sutton, Karen Wolt, Mary . C, W, POST COLLEGE- ,- Harvey Hirschfeld, Andrea Jay, Wrlghf, , Bonnie Bolson, Linda Ferni- CLUBS ludy Kaplsn.: Steven Krevsky. TRENTON... STATE—IngHd pola, L errv ICeBlih. Ma.rc Liv -,:, Adrienne Marsh, Steven Marx, Eide, Sandra.Goldberg, Nanette' lnson. Lynne Newman, Charles Pogo- Gordon, Susan KeiseB Hamie- ■ MASSACHUSETTS , INSTI . zelskl, Larry Rebacz, Raymond lore Ketterer, Linda Levine, TUTE O F TBCHNOLOGy- .' Sawchak, David Schwartz, lef- Marilyn. Qrlans, and Marylou Mlchael Gurwltz, PhU^j-J4jQ; frey Simms, Vincent 'Vitale, Russo; •ky, ArthuFPeyser, . Alan W assarm an , Leonard - GLASS BORO SJA TE.-R os- NEWARK’ COLLEGE OFEN- --Wtlf; --and Barry Zina.— - alle -Bdntempo, ingrld .Elda, RiNrp.RRiNn--pr f nV Oh»rlff, RUTGERS - NEWARK—Su- L a n le Fruchterman, Marcia Edward' Ordower, and Michael t&an Becker, Marc Bernstein, - Kahn, Martin Ksplowltz, Carol Slrkln. * TCsfien Caslii,' |Sheila E lman, Rudrick, Susan Stern, Joar.Mc- NEW YORK UNIVERSITY— Cecelia'Fastow, Barry Frank, ' Donough, - Marc Bernstein, Arthur Pey-t, : Ira Genberg, Martin Qralfer, STEVENS INSTITUTE OF ser, and AUn Zalklnd, . FOR Eller, Grober, Henry Hubsch- TECHN0L5g y”J , .W ill l-a-m- - j .-CTflO -ONrVBIUHfT—Nnnlf - b man, Susan Kelsch, HarveyjKu- Bernsteln, Frank ChSrlff, Mi-' Bolson. Linda Fernlcola, Nan gel, Eva Llstman, Barry Lobe, . chael Gurwltz, Henpy Kurland, ette Gordon. LADIES - Cleoann Patrick, David Sch- Michael Slrkln, §tuart Slrkln, UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO- B A R R i C i N i : wartz, Leah Shear, Alvin Sll- Mark White, Filip Yeskel, John Debble Flnkel,' Joan Lister, O N L Y I i. berelclv Jeffrey Steinberg,Vln. Jewel Weiss, Check o ff your Passover‘ Hat With Barrlcini. We have all'yo ur classic favorites, Zemahovic. r 1 V; Ilka- famous Barricirtl miniatures In elegant packages with traditional - design, !' cent Vitale) Alan Wassarman, UPSALA COLLEGE—Henry UNIVERSITY OF CINNCIN-t, Ann Noga, hostess and BARRICINI ATTI--Sue an Glikin, and Jewel No flha f way to express your holiday sentiments. Lolf Weinlck, Jeffrey Wiener, Groh, Larry Hurewltz, Andrea Ristruetreis w ill wel EASTER CANDIES BARRjCINI STRIC.TLY KPSHER-f'o R-PASBOVER CANDIES., - WeTbs'i ■■ • /•"§ k Karen Wolt. • ■Jay, Steyen Krevsky, Steven com e you any tnor ning W e 'v e got papa bunnies, mama bunnies, baby bunnies and Bonnie bunnies from are under the ftrio t supervision of Rabbi Barnard Levy. Rabbi Levy was . R U fG E R S - NEW BRUNS- . Marx, Jeffrey Simms, -Ruth PARSONS SCHOOL QEDE-...... - > • ... , . 350. We've got chicks and lolly beans, We've g o t small eggs, giant eg gs. . . eggs ordained by -the" lubavltoh'er -Yashlv'ah. H e 'Is a prominent member of the SIGN—Nell Goodman, Gloria , W ICK--Bruce Adas, Lenard Wagner. atternoon Monday w ith coconut fillings, frult-n-nut fillings, . . eggs-actiy the canters you w a n t. . , Agudath Harabanim of the United States and Canada. ^ 10 - --Berlansteln, William Bern, PATERSON STATE—Wendy Kalb, thru Friday. - ■including oreamy wnlte marshmallows. Som ething tor everyone! _ m stein,' Leonard Fertlg, Barry F rlf ch, ' Barbara Leapman, d ea n JUNIOR COLLEGE— Your inquiry is invited. 24 CHOCOLATE COVERED MARSHMALLOW EGOS... ONLY ■ 9 " ^ F r a n k , Ira Genbe.gg, David M^ra Lelbowltz, Linda Levine, Barbara Halper, and Paula CENTER PHARMACY Stokes. G o u s s , Henry Hubschmian, Phyllis Margherlto, Myra Slo- CENTER PHARMACY EL 4 -3 .1 6 9 Philip J'aJdfky, Donald Kalfus, vln, and Joan McDonough, UNIV. - OF .MASSACHU- f o u r 1 MYRON KR0P. R PH. EL 4 - 3 1 6 9 FREE DELIVERY MYRON KROP, R.PH , F R E E D ELIVERY S t e v e n - Krevsky, H en ry UNIVERSITY OF BRIDGE SETTS—H enry Hubschman, Kurland; Steve Lipman, Barry PORT—Judy Abel, Bruce Ades, and Jeffrey Rosen. • . 1108 Liberty Ave. Hillside * Ld'byB''Ma>kpascal;’ L a rtrffl ’ Lea Batallon, . Sheila Elman, UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA- 1108 Liberty Ave. Hillside C a r e n Chertkoff, and Marc Pear lman, Larry Posner, Stu,‘ L ar ry Forer, Susan Glikin; , art Slrkln, Jeffrey Steinberg, and Lynne Newman. Levinson. UNIV. OF CONNECTICUT— » J a m e s Testa, MartlnVeln- RIDER COLLEGE—Aristide * traub, and Alan Washerman, A veils, Dianne Cohan, Dennis Susan Becker, and AlanSchul- JERSEY CITYSTA.TE—Roe- Craig, Henry .Groh, H arv ey WESTERN RESERVE U- sell Anthony, Mariene Baron, Hirschfeld, Gail Nedlck, Lois Jo h n Domaracki, Patricia Rubin,. lV. - - David Schwartz, and ynn WelssBerg. f UNIV.’ OF WECCNSIN-Wil-'' llam Bernstein, and Harriet KOVAL’S Cooper. m ftxtioat of LEHIGH UNIVERSITY - - Michael Brams, and H enry Hubschman. 4 FLOWER SHOP " WE S T VIRGINIA. UNIV. M lahael Katz, and GeraldKleln, KENT STATE UNIVERSITY- ) 1331 LIBERTY AVE. HILLSIDE L a r r y "F6rer, Joan Lister, and Paula Stokes, NEAR LONG AVE. — PENN STATE UNIVERSITY- ■: 0 , Jeffrey Rosen, and Mishas!’ Slrklnr- , PHONE: 923-0617 1 .ESSEX COLLEGE OF BUSI NESS—Diana Chawluk, Jesiph" Tortorello, M I ^ V K S T O R S SAVINGS PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY FOR VlLLANOVA COLLEGE— ' •Van Heres, Asm • MONMOUTH COLLEGE - . - Newly enlarged Linda Fernlcola, and Stephen! GUck. ' Ca rn eg ie m st t t u t e o f TECHNOLOGY—Frank Cher- HILLSIDE OFFICE F lo w er s a . ■*7m. at Bastertidej NORTHEASTERN UNIVBR- 1128 LIBER TY AVENUE SITY-’-Koron Cosllt. H IRA M COLLEGE—Debbie Flnkel, •MARYWOOD. COLLEGE - - Charlotte Cadmus. YOUNGSTOWN . UNIVER SITY--Ronald Cocuzza. VERNON COURT JR , COL LEGE—"Marcl'a Cohen, BABSON INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS ADMIN1STRATION- Elllott Collins, - UNION GOUNTY TEGHNI- ' CAL INSTITUTE—Felice Erd-
^ MICHIGAN STATE UNIVER SITY—Leonard Fertle. The p re ttie s t flow ers' o f the sea _ CASE INSTITUTE OFTECH- NOLOGY—Leonard Fertlg, pn d isp lay in dur w indow. A wa MIAMI DADE JUNIOR COL-- LEGE— Charles Pogozelakl, roome ayvaits you at o u r newly reeiio vated . m DREW. UNIVEtRSITY—Law and expanded H ills id e office, N ow you rence Posner, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY— ■ can sa v e with great ifort and port- Devld Schwartz. te in oon • th e W ei-' RADFORD’ COLLEGE - - WE HAVE A .. . Mary Wright. dome m at is md the servlee is fast EAST ORANGE GEN. HOSP,- and friendly. COMPLETE Ntncy Willie, TUSCUIUM COLLEGE -.- The Interior of tuthewly fenoYltid offtoa. Diene Arbetman, SELECTION ofCHOICE BRYANT CraBLEQE —Steyen . jBaes. — . YESHIVa COLLECE-L ea EASTER PLANTS Batallon, ■UNIV; OF MICHIGAN - - INVESTORS Free DellVefy Leonard BerllSifgiru fa st io n jN srm nrE o f ^ FLOWERS) FOR ALL OCCASIONS TECHNOLOGY—Robert Black. SAVINGS . MARY WEBSTER JUNIOR 4 AND LOAN ASSpdmTIQ,^. SPFr.lALIZlNGlNWEDDlNGS COLLEGE—Jacqueline Blatt. f TRANSYLVANIA COLLEGE — L awpence.Kaplanr * ^TITioTSl 'AffirtgemBiH*------^ — - ON YOUR NEWARK BETH ISRAEL SA y p ip s-J' HoAaGIflwi MILLBURN • EAST ORANGE • tjNfDN’ i^HIUSroE * SHORT URLS ‘•- dotted Plente — fo te q o -,______HOSplTAL-Elyse Kass, -IUG E 4 'THE HiLLSIDE, nT j . TTMES. THURSDAY a W « 19 6g FIRST FIRST FIRST Q A FIRST FIRST IN THE FIRST A n IN’ THE G O l IN THE GO IN THE GO GO NATIQN! ______IN THE IN THE NATION!______NATION! G A S NATION! NATION! G A S NATION!1 H E A T ___ HEAT HEAT HEAT HEAT H E A T I HEAT Plan Westminster UJA Drive 1,000 people; the $100,000, ; ducted tours titfough the new Witcolatat-, 1445 Hiawatha Ave, Parlor Meetings Held For Y Fund HealflrClnBTwTSel^nd Wo^ project,- • ...... 1 ...... •(MrrOslstl was aedsh^sanied A series-o f parlor meet- tended thesfe sessions, andwere. men; the lounges, game rooms", by Arthur SSdarrocta and Frank--
number-of homes in Hillside, in roe. Ackerman,' General Co- club rooms; the outdoor" game Cha'pter. connection with the Hillside Chairman of the drive, Sid fields, playgrounds, picnic and Talks 0n Taxes • Plans w ere discussed for the Building Completion Fund Cam ney BimbaUm, also a General camping areas around the new annual ’ Mental Health Drive "Y " . . -— 1 paign' o f the ’ E astern Union Co-Chairma'n or Harry Le- Nicholas Calatl, UNlcadStn - Which will-take place across t% County ;,Y.M, &' Y.W.H.A,, -It hau,. "Y " Director, on the buJj- It was further stressed that tlonal Auditor from Trenton, county, and Is UPitCO’S Nations!* ject Of the new Association was announced by Morris. A, services will be available to was the. guest speaker at a project,~ L ast 'year the_loc.ni hiiildihg; nearing completion on every • ■ member of the family, Stein, Chairman of the Resi recent meeting . of Hillside •chapter raised money bv.their.. :Green Lane,,In Union, ranging from the three-year- : dential Division, the largest Chapter UNICO at Townleys’ program. This Stress was placed yon the old to the Golde'n Agsr, group fn the campaign, . Restaurant, U.nloij, Mr. Galstl year'a Wishing' Well Project / II were Invited to be guests Mr. iujd Mrs. Sanford Gold- Olympic-sized pool -Of-1 this newf spoke on income taxes In gen Project may be inffiatidi stra- bert hosted.'a gathering at their “ Y " with its. outdoor sim-b'a'th- of ffie Association' at a HUI? Teglsally- placing wells In v a r -' side "Coma-apd-See". R a]jy eral, and.filing of returns .for home, 134 Eastern Parkway, lng facilities; the huge gymna- •the individual.------lous-loeatlotra infSwnTT E - [ln-T.hncsda.y-Blghti Ap ril.. ■ftrM n .Alngi—and sfiBiwsr, InnVar arid. Whlrh will ha hnlH of ri,. n'8„. Mf. Uaiati installed as mam- A nominating' committee {or " Y” on Sunday -afternoon,. Ap and M rs, Harold M, Brewster dressing rboms; the audi bers, Ralph Mezza, insurance new officers will be appointed at torium, stage, banquet-room and ril 25, at 1|30 P.M. at whi
0, hi|h heat transfer .maxlmu fast to. formulate plans ter the Ferrigno of the Physical Edu AMERicAN-<$tandard forthcoming U'J A Campaign. cation Department discussed • litra-heavy aku. Rbr. u This year’s campaign In West the present health program, QAt BOILER minster Is being spohsofadby. . Mrs,. ■ J, Otto, school nurse; 234 Temple Shomrei Torah in con- talked about the many prob- Installation > Chan Iunction With the Eastern Union t o i . confronting, the young RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL County Jewish ' Council.. After sters 'arid Mrs. D, Van Dyke," fcy (xpsrti > DeptndtHe breakfast the, group received parent-education chairman of • Economical Union County PTA, Hated some MAX, SR. t PAUL SCHOENWALDER an Orientation fromSam Rosen Get a Free - '. E R T v l I lt thal, Executive Director of the of the recommendations made Eitlm af* of Eastern Union Geunty Jewish by the State Health Services for Council. Chairman of the 1965 additional family living courses Heating Coils Drive, Sanford Meskin, report which Would be beneficial to ed that the Campaign Committee students, Wl SILL - Wl INSTALL - Wl SIRVICI workers showed great''enthu Call Ui Today MUrdock 6-0749 siasm by pledging $685 to kick Pictured above taking part^n the rituals of the Pre-Passover off the campaign. *■- seder at Temple SWmrei T d rahiist week are, from NotuJ man Glikin,'.President of theTehlpler and-RabM Harry I,- Lasker and Cantor BernardjSaitz. Thtf.PasabverSedferWasjolhtly:spon- sored by the Sisterhood and Men'f Club of the Temple. Mrs, Leon Population Goldsman was chairman of the affair. Seventy-five families took part. _____ - . Continued from' Page 1 family dwellings, According- to , GOING TO RAUl6 CITY .... CAMERA CLUSEXHIBIT The report, the e r r ln which t he The Hillside Chapter o f the The Hillside. Camera. Club bulk of the township developed,- Old'. Guard will- travel- to the currently Is exhibit! ng: itssut- together with the existing con Radio City Music Hall, New . standing print each month at ditions of high population den York City, April 15 to see the the Liberty Ave. Office of the sity and extensive land develop .Easter Show,. ■ National State Bank,' ment, represent significant condltlenalnfluencing/'SHd guid ing future development policies. NEW 1965 GAS "■The .population report of the Planning Beard's Current Mas-.. CONVERSION . ter-Plan-Program Indicated that the population of the township byJ990couldrange from about BURNER 23,900 to about 30,000. ‘ NEW INSTALLATIONS: - "Taking into account that HOT WATER HEATING there Is only approximately 7 acres 61 vacant' Iahd currently STEAM HEATING zoned for 'residential use and WARM AIR HEATING assuming that these areas of the AND ALSO COOLING township would develop at den sities similar to those that YOU JUST CAN’T BEAT exist today, the additional num ber of residents could not be th e fu l l y -automatic expected to exceed 356, If these same' areas developed in accordance with the current J a n i t r o l zoning standards for. the areas_ • raovio »t nasi in which they are1 located, the Increase was estimated to be about TOO, With this as a basis, a population forecast of 24,200 was predicted by 1910 after which a decline to 23,900 was Max A. Schoenwalder, JrA indicated for 1990, "A second possibility Is mod Plumbing & Heating Contractor, Inc, erate rate of growth estimated Commercial, Industrial k Residential Heating t Cooling at about 27,000 people by 1990, assumed subsequent residential 1322 Morris Ave. Union, N. J,fw development would proceed on a parcel: by parcel basis and that if there were any tran FRANCHISED DEALER MU 7-2646 EST. 1959 sition to higher density resident dal uses, it would occur on a small scale and not Involving EVERGREEN PLANT MART large sections of the township., .-"A third possibility is more - — Plants of All Klnde . % rapid population growth estl- mated at up tO- 30,000 people 1061 North Broad St. oor. Lower Road by 1900 reflecting the Influ ence of the gradual develop “Meet our friend... Harry, the locial plumber.” ^ Iw abeth Day: EL 4-0833 ment of apartments, if allowed by the municipality. OOMPLETE LINB) OF ' Trends in kindergarten and first grade enrollments In Hill EASTER PLANTS side Public Schools: Most people don’t get emotional about their Kdgnlst Gd, everybody’s making the ohange. That Elizabethtown Gas Tor e FREE H om e Heating October 1956- CUT F10WERS-C0RSAGES . d m -local plumber. We ju6t happened upon Harry. builder# are puttlngQas Heat lit almost all Sj ** ■' 1957 Survey. Or, if you prefer, ask your local 278 Needed a plumber In a hurry one day and 1958 ‘ 282 ' the new houses. To make a long story short, Licensed Master Plumber. He’s a n e ig h b o r. - l! 1880- while he wae at the house he talked about Na^LS^rHETIME -Wa y wltohedlo G as Heat and made a - and an expert. He la a reliableTbonded,— “ " 1960 modernizing our heating system by ohanglng TO PLANT! 1961 friend I'T-riWinif Insured oraftiman, w ho knows the whole- over to Gas Heat. Told us gae heat was clean, ” 1962 It’e the latest story In eVery neighborhood. story about economical, trouble-free, quiet, dependable, Easy to Install. He told us ■ Gr a s s s e e d " 1963 .Smart peo ple are changing to Gas Heat. Call healthful Gas Heat. C a ll. | ' • EVERGREENS = " 1964 * Kindergarten classes Jp • INSECTICIDES ^ Christ the King and St. ■ FERTILIZERS Catherine's Parochial Schools were discontinued inijuhe, 1959, •f'ree Estimates On STEVENS -HONOR STUDENT i Paul Merz of 1211 Stone Str LANDSCAPING AND Is. ontlie Dean’s List at Stevens Tizabethtown Gas ARCHITECTURALTOR. Institute in Hoboken, not New DESIGNS ark College of-Engineering as incorrectly reported last week. , METUCHEN PERTH AMBOYAY—|- RAHWAY- I WESTHILO--- -He;-has-lbeen lan honor- student M e lw s ta s t 220 Market StrrR T T 219 Central Avsnue 184 Elm Street ON FOR HCRITAGE HOUSE PRODUCTS every .term at Stevens,,, and ta ME 6-1700 ME 6-1700 ME M700 . I AD 34040 no# in'his. Junior year. THURSDAY APRIL 15, 1965, THE HILLSIDE, N. J . TIMES PAGE Around Th Town YOUR PHARMACIST SPEAKS Mr*. Sylvia Res* • W* 3. 5*74
J° s®Ph pI*f- ' MP- Grossman attended Up- Plainfield when th*y retQrn sky- of 1477 Orchard Ter, have sala College, East Orange and, from a honeymoon toVlralnla • returned frem . a ten-week va~ Rutgers .ln-Jillami Beach, 'Ffs , .Pharmacyi. Newarfc; He is in" * ~ “ * r They were guests at the'‘New business with his father. Grnma. ™e ’ nfcomlng By Stephen Hornvak ft Hethart Yorker’ Hotel. . ’ man Furniture Cei -previs tonali n ,, classc, a uf The junior Le.ague of Elizabeth and Gran-, .and Alfred Pelose The-rether loose usage of lgfe of .the term I'virus” MISS Marilyn. Sue Sllher, ford 1* Miss Nancy Gonezy, . the Ma rriage of m im Nina leads some people -to believe that a virus is a rather new daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam daughter of Dr. I and Mrs, E, Parsoff of 1600 Maple Ave. to and always mysterious malady. Actually,, all of us are Sllher-Of.279 Goldsmith Ave,, J. ‘ Gohczy of 156 Nottingham Mr, Abraham Ghayu of.|sraer, virtual, incubators of viruses for most' of. our lives. Newark, became the bride Way, ■ took place April 3, .' Rabbi From the common cold and- cold sores to mumps, Sarjrday, April 3, of.Mr, Gary She and the other incoming- Bogner performed the cere, measles and chlckenpox we havealbbeen attacked by and Grossman, son of Mr. and M rs me mberr who ’ wore honored, at many In', Temple B’r.al Israel, / have recovered from, viruses. There, are other-infinitely ■ Irving Grossman of 293 Keer » tea, will begin a yf o of Kearny, where a reception folf .more deadly* viruses, however such as polio and sleeping Ave, Cantor Edgar Mills’ of- training and familiarization lowed, The bride ls.the daughter * sickness and, strangely, even animals, Insects and plant Temple Oheb ShalOm, South Or with community needs, a pre of Mrs, Ann Parsoff and the late life-are subject.to attack-from viruses peculiarly their ange, performed the ceremony requisite to becoming an ac Mr, Alexander Parsoff, The, own. ’ • . . 11 tive member. .at Short Hills Caterers. Ml - bndt.gr — Not SO strangely, -however this shquM„de vour'first reception followed. Chaim Chayu of Tql Aviv, Is stop- for drugs -and medicine, of- all types. Qhr pres Miss Sheila Weiner was maid SPRING will be in full array rael,and the late Mrs. Tori* Wednesday afternoon when cription ..service is. .dedicated to the safeguarding of your J3f~.: honor . and MisaSharon- •Gltayu, . — health and well being. For relleble-'pregcglptlon-sagvlcar - -GroS'sinait, -gisnsrof' OB' BHWST*' members of the Elizabeth Gar- . Mrs. Harold Perlmutter of remember LIBERTY" PHARMA (J V, I2S7'L"ffirrfy':r7enIIer'' » Scouts who recent meeting of the Township Committee * * ’« part of <3lrl Scout Week -jBaojg. "was bridesmaid, '•'■Mr. den Club will gather at the heme 4 lr t The Bronx, N,Y, was her sis-' •Phonei WA 3-2400,..ConValeacent alds... .Baby -Needs,.I The names of DlsSi Often Hurden-LcmkerSrhflBl%mni?oi » ^ - ^ ^ F * , •cr~..” e#K? fiarry Walters served as best •of Mrs, James . Onell at 191 ter's matron of honor and Mr. - Complete Cosmetics...Whitman’s Catfly.,,Free^^Dellvery...! man and ushers included Mr. Nottingham Way, A flower a r ArfelrOfaayon of New York City " Ample Parking...ALL at LIBERTY PHARMACY... ■ - Edwin .Axel, Mr. • Joel Weln- rangement Workshop will be served as he at man. . held. And. ditto-far the-follow 'T HIS •WEE|T’S HOUSEHOLD HINT: Mildew Can be erased l7«d*Vi and " ^elnrW lfiTra'Tlplltz arid Mr. from leather articles with a clo"th dipped In denatured -aids-who-attBnded-,ttieJnaetlnH,.-and-oostrn-lselmii»r,a _ I An alumna of Hillside High ing -Wednesday. April 7.8 -Leonard- Grossman, r'c'ialn nf ■alcohol.^— — 1 1 ——- p— the bridegroom. __ School, -the^britie attend'6d~'er-’ sey-eity-State^-Golfagg -for one- 24TH PINERY SUMMER SESSION -year before going to Israel a year , and a half ago. There TIME FOR THE 'W EN K0AD" ~she~attendBd lire University and: taught kindergarten while work IN i BEAUTIFUL 1965 PONTIAC ' 3 or 6-wefck course ing on a kibbutz, where she Advanced - Developmental - Remedial, toed^-. Her husband, who also lived on the same kibbut?, Is a TEMPEST BONNEVILLE ACADEMIC COURSES trained mechanic and electri 'Grades 3-12 ■ 30 Hours Instruction * 2 DOOR, with heater, de % DOOR ^HARDTOP* Automatic Jj cian, He Is studying accounting froster etc. Ride in fetyie. trans., heater, defroster, etc# . Review - Advanced .Credit-- Preview a t . the. University of Israel. Foreign Languages - Mathematics . Following a honeymoon In . >vEnglish- Science - History . Washington, D.C., the couple ENRICHMENT PROGRAM -.Will travel for two weeks be j.Courses In Composition and College Literature fore, going to Israel, where they 1995 *3095 Will live and continue their stud Basic Study Skills - Junior High Great Books ies, Public Speaking - Psychology , I PRESENT this ad lor FREE RADIO! I j World Communism t£ulture of Western Europe • HILLSIDE UNIJED Presby Typing ■ 3ltetahl.Bg . terian Church was the setting 1477 NORTH BROAD ST DAY CAMP for the marriage April 10 of Miss ’"Maureen McCUllock to quahic Park) Ages 5-14, ’• Dally 10:30 am. to 3:45 p.m. Mr. Van Dyke Polhemus, The HILLSIDE W A3-6M0 • | SwimmingGames - Sports bride is the daughter of Mr, Arts - Grafts ■ Shop and Mrs. James McCulloch of TESTING SERVICE 1161 Boston Ave. and the bride 351-6050 TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE 355-6990 groom is the son of Mrs, Isa bel Polhemus of 2175 Salem PINGRY SCHOOL. HILLSIDE N.I Ave. and the late Mr, M, V. (Polhemus. Rev. David A. Ram- • Vsey, pastor,., .officiated, at a double-ring ceremony' and a reception was held at the Ro- ... bln Hood Inn, Clifton, Matron of honor was Mrs. L-L, Warren Randolph Mrs. -John Kiueber introduced as'new members Mrs, Edward- Jenkins, Mrs, Salvatore Mad- dalena. Mrs. Henry Clemneckl, Mrs. Joseph Kmlewlcz, M rs. -Martin— Retff;— Mrs-;— August Vfsotskl, and Mrs,. Leonard Vlsotski,' - The program for the evening was arranged by Mrs, Charles Yankltis, chairman, .featured Were sprlng hata. __ ■ Mrs. John Depipsey, presi dent,. announced tha‘f at next month’s- meeting the - new -riatr HILLSIDE STATE BANK of officers will'be. , presented to? the members- and anyone E L 4 - 0,500 Hillside, N.J. wishing to nominate from the 1221 Liberty Ave. floor may db so at that time,.. PAGET 6 THE HILLSIDE, N. J , TIMES. THURSDAY APRIL 15, 1965 : ■ -. TOWSSHIP OP HILLSIDE. “ i • board op adjustocne* ., ■ NoUot It hereby glte'n that the renewing cases have, been heard at a meeting of the Board of. Adjustment held Thursday Evening PETITE used as a barber shop ana an apartment oh 1240 Liberty Ave ML- 8-2734 ‘ Lots 2, Block 48/1 (cornef of Bloy Street arid' LQflg:_A.venue) «lU8ldeI Wew 4eraeyT Qon. traxy to Article y, Schedule 8.'Sections 3,4, 12, :and’ 17(f) of the Zoning Ordinance of the Township: of 'Hillside, New Jersey.-__- ...I xte-nds-— L.P.C, Realty Co. re: Application for per mission to erect an'addition to an existing one Story industrial building located at 1227 phone WA 3-9207 Central Avenue; (L6t 2E, Block 86/2) Hillside, HOLIDAY New Jersey contrary-to ArHcle-V; Schedule X. paragraphs 17B (j) of the Zoning Ordi DRESSMAKING nance, of the Township -of Hillside.- New V v J g I CLASSIFIED ad r a t e s I Planners Heard By School PTA SURROGATE'S NOTICE——- :.i*^®?yit“ ^eqiiestigr«hied.. *__ I First Ad I iDressmaking, alterations for NOTICE TO CREDITORS * ■ A copy of these decision's have been filed women and.children. 50hP»rrp . Tha.-.®xeeiiti¥e' -board of the" Followlng ERe executive board ESTATE OF HELEN C, HURDEN Deceased with the Board of Adjustment; Municipal ■ 5#PER WORD = J Hillside AvenueSchool PTA met meeting, ajrepresentative^ *>T Pursuant to the“order of MARY C. KA- Building, JohmFr Kennedy PIa2a, Liberty To A ll St. Call 687-4686. March U-8t ®nd Hillside Avenues, Hillside. New Jersey, ''ONL ,• " ■ ■ ^ 2S Words or Lass ' ■ April'7. NANE, Surrogate’ or the County of Union, ..the Master planners, Mr, Al~ day of March,A.Dv» and is available for public inspection. I $ 1.25 minimum ; , | It was^ announrpfl that all xia_E—-Gershen, ■ reported the —--- — * ZON1NO• DOARpjDF ADjUSTMENT" f f ■ FOR SALE V CARMEN JyiONACO, Sr. I REPEAT ADS f officers Will attend the' Spring progress made on the Master — -Secnetary J ___l*-E£fiJ10R£L •fliy not change those articles, 1 County Council luncheon on May Plan. Mavfrr Robert Diamond Hillside Timed,- April 15, IK’S' ~ PATRONS — furniture,------I « ...w iii1 liuiu ar isu r.’.ua?!!- 25 Worts of L ess" ' ■loys'ifflriumrg.gre.iiBW-iri your Chateau.- May 10 is the date f said deceased -LEGAL. NOTICE 1.00 attic or cellar for cash. Place ! ,. $- minimum-r for the School of Instruction. BOA RD-0F"REeREATION COMMISSTONE RS .a Want Ad in The Hillside Times ------.Munidpui-Buildihg——-t.....2 udttdc Daily 9 to 6 p.m. I DISPLAY CLASSIFIED next weak and see- hew-quickly The regular PTA meeting SERVICES | - .you car. turn odd items into will- ; be held . on April 14 . NOTICE! ’ YOU NEED Sealed proposals will be .received by the nuui° : Friday 9a.m. to 9 p.m. money. Call WA,3-9207. Cost is. St. 8-KM „ the program theme Board of Recreation Commissioners -of the ■Ohly $1.25for one insertion; being -"The Three R’s In The AIR COMPRESSORS Township of Hillside, Union County, New IMPLOYHENTliT ' Spaqe Age’*, Science and var of Liberty and Hillside Avenues at 8:00 p.M.;, • RENTALS IX ious__projects will he tin ex= Air compressor rental service -May 6,-1965- and~then~pubH&ly opened. and HELP WANTED FEMALE hlhition lii-the .gyiTinasium. The read. for.-the following terns to, be supplied' ■ for concrete breaking : aria‘‘aeliverea''t6“the said Municipai Buildingr SHERWOOD REALTY APT-TO LET . J gij I .gwutowiUj&B a cake sale, ■ suppliesJ HERBERT M. EIG Kf-IED MUNEYI and eiuergency service ™ large TOtjTns'WStwdlamlly , The1 faculty -1tmcheSir l5 1~Seir~ for industrial plants ■ . ' SURROGATE'S NOTICE "tr' - -General Game Supplies ■ JO IN. AVON TODAVI Find out ^ NOHGE^TQ-GR&BrrQRS—----- — -----General Art Supplies . *»— 1576 MAPLE AVE. 0PP. WILLIAMSON AVE. house near elementary and hjgh for- May 4. Mrs. Abraham •PETER A. , * Craft Supplies how easy It Is to pay those ESTATE OF HERMAN ROSENBERG Deceas- school. Good transponatlonand. Eisenberg is the chairman. --- - 1 Medical Supplies ' .... DHQBAGHC-0;— /back bills ’and still have money shopping. Two bathrooms and Plans-are . beiiYg -forriurifltgd '• Pursuant to the order of MARY. C, KA- Specifications, descriptions, quantities and REAL ESTATE left over. - You have a - F ULL U.S. Highway No. 22 N^NE, Surrogate of the County of Union, other necessary information may be secured garage. Next to county park. for the Spring trip te the World’s by applying at the office of the Boardnf-Rec— Ml/ 6-OOlR____ made on the twenty-sixth dav of March A .D., CRHDIT PLAN with AVON. F o r . 542.McMichael place. $175.Gall . Pair.on April 22. —- 1965,' upon the application of the undersigned,. reatiffh Commissioners; Municipal Building, & INSURANCE -hom e 'appointment^ g|ea se ^ajQ Opposite Flagship as Executor of the estate of said deceased, Hillside, New Jersey,%dally except Saturday Eli L>ief. Realtor, -MU ,6-2511. Linionr -NvJ...... ; Ml. 2-5146 notice Is hereby given td the creditors-of and'SuisJsy"befwaen the hours of lOiOOTCMi” 923-5550 923-2344 said deceased j o exhibit to the. subscriber to 5i0d*T.M. APARTMENT FOR RENT Four Mark Decade under oats’ or affirmation their- claims and- ^The Boar^ of Recreapon.CQmmisslQnecs.; HELP WANTED MALE V-roorn/apaftment available at" demands against the estate of said deceased reserves- the right to inject any or all bids, l\\\ W V V \ \ \ \\\\\\W \ v DRIVEWAYS within six months from the date of said order, to waive technicalities, to award oontracts Maintenance : man for ‘"Com- . once. Inquire X317 Liberty AVe., At Airborne Corp. or they will be forever barred from prosecu for the whole oh-any part at its discretion, ..munity Swimming Pool, exper '.Hillside. . ting or recovering the same against the sub and to require from any successful bidder HILLSIDE RADIO & TV W, Cortlyn Rhodes, Presi Asphalt Driveways scriber. an approved surety bond for the full amount ienced vstith filters .preferred. dent A irb o rn e Accessories of the contract: as a guarantee of faithful 1190 Liberty Ave. near Bloy St. AND PARKING LOTS i Cai? ’^ 6 -5 0 9 3 • APARTMENT flltelB afllr ^ Corp, April 8 presented .a gold performance of the services specified, It is BUIKT Leon Sachs . Attorney . a condition of each-such-bid or proposal that MU 8-2359 5 rooms to let, 2nd floor, AVall- wrist watch to four employees : All work done with . 116 Main Street the same when received by.the Board of Rec ______Antenna Inatelled SERVICES IV ■ able May 15 or June 1,'Call who completed ten years of. Orange, NiJ, reation Commissioners may no* be with- , 686-4433,, April 15-32, power roller. , HILLSIDE TIMES drawn by the bidder within 30 days after the service with the company during ‘ All kinds of April 1-22,1965 date fixed above for the receipt of such bids TV - RADIO - PHONO SERVICE CARPENTER the -final quarter of 1965, • mason work done Fees $16.80 or proposals.: * ■ The employees honored were You want a carpenter? R.Hint- Kiwanis To Take "meide- Um8?1 e-Cretar^ Mrs , - Ordeil—Kimbpoughrc389-- JAMES SURROGATE *S NOTICE anbOrger of building, repairing, NOTICE TO CREDITORS __' -HibbSlD&Tl -T o w er. Sf , Ijnlnnf My-. W11H,nr LA MORGESE ESTATE pH, CHARLES-AVtLGZVftSKI De- general’ contracting, roofing, Group To Stadium Angle. 2360 Knapp Or. .Rahway; cabinet work. Estimate's given ' 18 PAINE AVE. . Pursuant to the order, of MARY C.’KA: Mrs. Cora'. Gough, and Mrs," free. No, job too large or too H /p Saturday May 1, the Hill TRVINGTQN NANE, Surrogate of the County of Union, side Kiwapls Club under. the Lucille Turner of 69 Edger St. ES 2-3023 made^bn the ninth day of April A.D.. 1965, small. C a ll EL.3-6227 afflfer f , upon the application of the Undersigned, as p,m. direction of George ,T.r Hall, and 354 N.-Park St., East Or- Executrix of the estate of said deceased, youth chairman, will take 7 'ange...... ( notice is- hereby given t ELECTRICAL said deceased to exhibit to (he UPHOLSTERY - children to a ball game at ' These employees will join under oath bt afflr SLIP COVERS the Yankee Stadluiri. others, who finish ten years of demands against the. estate of said deceased service With Airborne during CONTRACTING within six months from the date of said order, I All children interested or- they will be forevei Janet Decorators, J316Nu3roae should apply to Mr. Hall or .the remainder of the year. s l i t p 1 recoverinig thi St. (OppaHiUslde Shop-Rite)See Albert Schoen at 1450 N. Broad Electrical Service us for Draperies, Slip ..Covers, St. for permission slips to be new jCrsey State department OP CIVIL SERVICE .EXAMINATIONS Radio Equipped Trucks Upholstering, Shades and Vene signed by their parents.. Patrolman, .. Hillside Township. Salary, « tian 'Blinds. W A.3-6932. ...* $5895-16900 per year, 24 HOUR . Nov.l2-tf: . Qpon .to, male citizens; two years resident SERVICE EVERYBODY READS ‘in Hillside Township. 'DON'T MENTION IT' Announced dosing date for filing 'applies- r INDUSTRIAL THERE'S A REASON tions-May 10, 1965. For applications, duties COMMERCIAL and minimum qualifications apply to Depart ment of Civil Service. State House, Trenton,. AND New jersey or 80 Mulberry Street. Newark ELECTRIC 2, New jersey. S Candidates who filed applicatiotis arid are .. HEATING te, 539.50 qualified will receive no further notice to Safari, 89.50 appear. Those not qualified will be so nod- • 326 Bloy St. WA 6-2471 - Cor. Galaxie, 1064, $88 Cor. Galaxie, 1065, $92,50 fled, name brand portal CLEANERS-SHIRTg LAUNDRY SERVICE Examinations will be held Saturday, May ' f ® c u s 29, 1965 at 8:30 A,M. Applicants will report 139B LIBERTY AVt.'Si—«UILLSH)€AVB..HIlliiOC,!I.J to North Junior High School, 60 Huck Road, PAINTING & DECORATING TOWNSHIP. OF HILLSIDE PUBLIC NOTICE1' |, Jrtterior. & Exterior-^* Please entei; my subscription to the Irf accordance, with Title 40160-26, Ra Brush or Spray • Monitor 'for the period checked be sed Statutes, ef_19.37, and amendments and ipplements thereto; notice is hereby given -All types of wallpaper low. I enclose $.------TU;S. Funds) CHECK TERMITE DAMAGE! at the Township Committee of the Township • NOW PLAYING THRU TUESDAY i 'Hillside will meet on Tuesday evening, of wall fabrics expertly ■'□ T_YGAR $24 v 0 6 months $12 aril 2Q. 1965., at the Municipal Building. hpagat a minimum cost., . , , □ 3 ’iponths $6 ... H l**?*^r*1?^ Mieto Ayeroes, WUsIde.'.'Neiiir M A 3 - 2 6 1 6 IN TECHNIGOLOR - irsey, at 8:00 p.mr arid there and then, or Call Now FST Free Estimate ( soon thereafter as the matter cfan becon- IAN FLEMING’S J Side red. consider an offer m&de by Dominick A. LAQUIN0 OLDFINGE7 ^^|lendreilo to purchase from the Township Siifer Typewriter of Hillside premises'-known and designated Hillside, Newjersey t ALSO"HARBOR LIGHTS % as Lots 31 and 32, Block 52/4, having a front age of -24 feet and a depth of .80 feet on the southerly aide of Princeton Avenue, on the * with Kant Taylor and Jeff Morrow Tax Assessment Map of the Towndhip of EL 2-89 01 Hillside for die spin 6f'$l>B75.QO net upon the following terms and conditions] A-$50.00 in cash shall be-paid immediate- " ly. •' PLUMBING & HEATING 376 ROUTE 22, HILLSIDE g—B-The. balance of-the total purchase price shall be paid in cash at closing of title within PLUMBING MU 6 -0 2 2 2 — MU 6 -0 2 2 9 ; J ®|l SOM of i‘ipoiri far excesd tha cost - C-No residential structure shall be placed upon these lots unless said lots are assem- -4hC sties . bled with others to conform with the Zoning HEATING _ Ordinance of the Township of Hillside, . EVERYTHING IN UNPAINTED FURNITURE D-Conveyance shap be made by deed of REPAIRS SPECIALIZING IN dFawti by the Hillside Towpshlp Attorney Irt a form, satisfactory to hlm.^ HOT WATER ttaitiTCflENCABINErc E-The conveyance shall ^be subject to the YAtttmu-iumniM * TERMITE CONTROL ONLY zoning laws and ordinances of the State, of DAVID ORDOWER New Jersey and Towndftlp Of-Hillslde,' and die^ For Other Insects Call An Exterminator taxes for the balance of the‘current year' Shall be assessed In d)§ manner prescribed 561 Conant St For Termites — Cqll^jJs! by Jftvvs. • ’ v<‘V, F-lf the' - purchaser .shall fail to pay the ilvery Year at this time, homeowners find winged -balance bf the gurchase price ab herein set EL4-2656 E [ 30" WIDE134" WIDE forth, thb deposit of $50.00 shall be retained 3-Drawer 4-Drawer 5-D rower insects fhat suddenly fly out and then drop their by fife" ’township as liquidated damages and SC9S SX.95 ‘ R09.SU.tS Reg. $22.95 Reg. $24.95 T the Township at Its option, may proceed to- wings end crawl all around. These little insects are resell the same premises. PLUMBING AND TERMITES and indicate that there are still thou^ G-The closing of title shall be held at die i in ffoctc at Equally Low Prices MM 514” $T6,S office of the Hillside Township Attorney at ELECTRICAL sands of other termites still eating the house, caus a day and time Buitable 'fo him. At the said tlrpe and place, the Township YOUTH STOOLS I g iU KITCHEN CABINETS ing further destruction to the wood of the house Committee may accept the said offer pro WORK vided no higher offer or better terms shall CHAIR L We deal exclusively in tcimite control. Our spe WAvrly 3"8427 then be bid for the gald proparty by any other 54" w!4»-34.45^ Unfinishad f person, or the Township Committee may re * MUrdbck 7-1187 cialised equipment enables us to do a better and A0”'wUw-3f.9S Mopl. ject the said offer or any other offer or all -, 72" wi4«_42.95 f more complete job which we guarantee for Ifi: offers if it sees Of, -STATE LICENSE : In the event that the Township Committee PLUMBER & ELECTRICIAN ! I yeews. .»■' shall accept* an offer, it may authorize the 5 5 ” , proper officers to execute a formal agree M. P. TARNOFF ment of sale with the purchasecjir to make A N D S O N Ltj>BASE tflBINETS@S> a deed of conveyance to said. purchaser. 3-DRAWER Termite Control System ADOPTED] April 6, 1965 PLUMBING - HEATING AND DESKS I W E. GRAND STREET, ELIZABETH ROBERT DIAMOND * j ELECTRICAL REP A IR ?- GAS CHAR rw Chairman of die-Township Coimiittee AND OIL'BURNER INSTAL*1 ATTEST] 5 | 4 « LOUS A. D1SCHLER LATIONS EL 2 -4 7 8 4 Township Clerk ' 250 LONG AVENUE ^ n i l HILLSIDE TIMES-APRIL 15, 1965 HILLSIDE. N.J. Fees $13,20 WARDROBES K I I * U IS I DOUBLE. _ . o c DOOR, wM k A D b r.S v /l” S4" SDK Wfk M" A 7 Surfboards Dm $ Dif.3S.tS " » » i TOY CHUTS NIGHT The C us lo w S u r/ .S/?o/) TABLES: W ^ vi T 7 “ Wofld’s Finest Custom 6-0222 • MU 6-0229 & Production Surf boards CAST. 507 Graat Central Av«. Uvtlyltv, N.J m m m w i r Opposite Post Office Phone; 793-9252 UNPAINTED FURNITURE OUTLET U Mrs. Witte and the deeire to Cancer Drive Worker give fin the part of loesr-feST-" Kiwanis Asked To dents, that goal; should be reached. B ack More Judges While collecting contribu jH h m ikton tions. the volunteers' will be Supreme Court Judge Roger distributing leaflets giving life- -M;...Yerfteey- ef-Eeeex -County r 3 3 4 .Y A L I AVE. (fow^-gf-New York Ploct) ( Suiter Sunday saving information aboutcancsr t'last week urged members of the and facts, about tile Society’s . Hillside Klwanls Club to sup * THE FINEST CATERING programs of education, * re port pleas .for additional funds search and service to' cancer for more Judges. .patients. Speaking at College Inn, he MSUUMNT FOR EVERY OCCASION Having several close relar . said thaf there 'is a backlog of tives ’’who died from canter, 'jnore.than 2,000 cases in.most ' M U 6 -2S 3 7 , • Weddings a Banquets • Showers Mrffi Witte feels quite strongly courts'. He pointed .out. that it is 1181 Morris Ave., Union about alerting the public to the essentiakthat cases be heard as LUNCHEON COCKTAILS • Meetings • Bar Mi'tzvahs • soon as possible.— ’------dancer signs of cancer, danger ..DINNER------SUBBRB.....______:______..— ^■Be b l'&HT-p OL-bY-’Ttl'R T tJN'm TIU N H i: .signs that, If caught lr. time., Tug longar me aeiay, tug’ FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 688-1696 could mean the difference be judge noted-, the ’greater the ?ORGAN MUSIC, Wsd.', Thurs., P rl., Sat, h Sun. possibility lor the witnesses to tween ltfa and death. The leaf "O PEN DAILY A SUNDAY"! die, move-er forget. CALL AFTER 4 P.M, lets BelngdlStrlBQfaa'filfsmonfir COMMUNION BREAKFABTS detail the seven danger signs. Judge Yancey was introduced „ TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS A resident of HilUsde for the by Franklin A. Feltman, a last .31 years, Mrs. W-ifte- has member of ..the Board .of. Edu- _. cation and presented a gift by been a volunteer cmcer cru OUR NEW PCHLICY f FR I, & SAT. sader for the last 14, ■''MU- Magistrate Henry GoldhOr. :aiders always- have 'done.ttlellr- . Joaeal-xF.. KHeySr.. of Union.-- - . • ,S U N' "O ’:A Y ' S' ARTIE EMMAN TRIO lieutenant governor, urged the SUNDAY share ir. the support-of-worthy- r-wiHa~be~open-.gL-l..-p irite oauses, *' she said, ’'and 1 know members to attend tire golden— V Christina Lin’s —anniversary international con THE FROSTY MACK Ihoy-Will do their share this year oifd fe a tu re a vention July 4 co 8 ifl New Yorif - DUO when a volunteer comas to their door." City. III IIIIT COMPLETE Wid. Night POLYNESIAN ADELE BROOKS _Civic Orchestra D IN N E R Hillside Girl Is MANDARIN SOUP , It the 88 'Miss Night Club1 To Give Concert BARBECUED SUCKLING PIG $4.95 WITH STEAK TERIYAKI . Miss Sandra 'Sandy’ Wil • The; Newark .Civic Srchesk * tra will present Its second an AND CHICKEN HAWAII AN A Mrs. Mary A, Witte, left, AmerlcanCancar Society home service liams, v 21-year .bid. Hillside ’ MITTLEMAN BROS. INC. nual Spring ’Concert Monday; ICE CREAM MIXED FRUIT COMPOTfe chairman for Hillside, and Mrs. Anne Diamante display a colos night club entertainer,.has been April 26 .at 8 pirn, in the Wee- QUALITY BAKERS tomy kit, among the many materials that are takeitfrom the named Miss Night Club, 1965, TEA OR COFFEE qu ahic High School auditorium; "loan closet'' at the county chapter's headquarters in £lizabeth by the New Jersey Night Club- Newark: Dr. WilliamM; Weiss, - Call Christine at 351-1822 1394 Maple Avenue WAverly 3-6212 for use by patients. Gurrent Cancer Crusade in Hillside has goal AUlanee, and will be officially Director of Music for the New of $5,500. V crowned on the Clay Cole Spec- ark Public Schools, will con 66 Cherry Street Elizabt/h Mrs. Mary A. Witte/SS 941 practicing, In New York City, ' tacular show at the Mosque duct. Musicians for this per- delight in every bite Revere Dr., works about 30 and a 17-year-old daughter, Theatre, Newark, May 2, formance are provided by a hours each week,- but doesn't Rose Ann, a student at Benedie- ‘Mlss 'Wintsms'has; also been ' grant from The Recording In Catering’ . B a r. IffitzvaFs . B rith s . Parties M t paid In-money. Her rSmun-v tlnie-Acedemy, Elizabeth, Mrs. ■ selected "M iss Dogwood Flow-.. dustries Muale- Performance eretlor. is In the form of the satis- Witte devotes part of her SO e r Queen" In her native West Trust.,Funds— ...... -fB cS 5 1 rE a sa ^ -‘fiTO ,"lglping—-houbs ■ aash w eek .tath ad lR - ' Virginia, aadwlllpas-Elclpamln; ■ ■ Guest—-perfermanee -by -the. others. ' tributlon o f cancer dressings tKeTJtate's three day celebra talented Arts High School Chor KESSELMAN’S LIQUORS Mrs. Witte, a volunteer work- to local patients and the trans- tion starting April 23, The vo- _ us, under the direction of Wil- Liquors, Appstizsrs, Dairy, Groceries er for the Union County Chapter porting of patients to the ho's- call st and dancer, currently ap r Usm Pickett, Conductor, will Fish Troys Our Specialty of the American .Cancer So- plul for treament and exam- Fresh Bread & Rolls 4 Times Daily pearing at the JPenn Brook Inro also be presented, ’ 15-54 Maple Avenue . Delivery Service^ ciety, Is proud that she cari do lnatlons. Not normally-an early Elizabeth, has been featured at The public Is invited. to at W« Specialize In her part lh the fight against the riser, Mrs. Witte has at tiroes leading night spots throughout tend, There is no admission Hillside, N.J. WAverly 9r9622 Wedding, Birthday, Bar Mltzvah I t party Cakea dread disease, cancer. 'driven patients to the. hospital the country, charge,-, v "It’s a long, hard fight," 4 s early as 6|30 and 7 o'clock Mrs. Witte said, "At the turn in th® morning to keep a doe- of the century there was vlr- tor’s, appointment, ALEM DELICA tually no hope for a person wlfe of John J , Witte, t who contracted cancer. Today, who runs » marlne equipment HOLLYWOOD TAVERN* RELAX IN OUR NEW KULLMAN ROOM 570 North Broad St,, Elizabeth 4-7882 one cancer patient In' three Is s ‘«en Island, N.Y., AND BOWLING being saved.M Mrs. Witte Wifi-be putting in 2N Hellyweed Ave. near Lang Ave. S6I-NTI CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS Serving as Hqtne Service some extra hours this month bui°|pm a Chairman of- Hillside;,-’ Mrs. -when she Joins almost-100 FEATURING COUNTRY Witte Is - In charge of providing other volunteers in a Crusade Open Doily Inc. Sunday 8 a.m. -11:30 p m. hospital beds ana wheel chairs' a*®1" " « ringing e v * y door - & WESTERN MUSIC FREE DELIVERY______to local cancer patients who are town to raise the funds IN THE.NEW P0NDER0SA confined to their homes. The neeTOWrome fight against can-. ROOM EVERY FRI. & SAT. dinep beds and wheel chairs come cef- . Dome In and hear ENGLANDER’S BAR from the "loan closet" at the ^ast y#ar' 15,090,62 was Chapter’s headquarters InEllz- raised in HlUaldq by volunteers. JOHN L. IMXON s . ... This year the goal i r $5,500 1425 NORTH BROAD ST. ' WA 9-9884 RED REID-SHARO BROS. CATERS 70 YOUR GOOD 7ASTEI t EVERY EATING & DRINKING SERVICE The mother . of a married and 'hard work on the ADDED ATTRACTION UNDERGONE ROOF ' son, John, who Is an attorney Part of dedicated people such e COMPLETE LUNCHEONS B ILL JOHNSON - THE y BUSINESS MEN’S LUNCH Johnny Murphy’s ,------COWBOY SERENADER •FULL COURSE DINNERS (THURS. NITEi ENTERTAINMENT BY CHUCK WOOD PACKAGE GOODS - CATERING ANO THE COUNTRY JUMPERS . B ra s s H o r n .SUNDAY NITEi BILLY LAND. •AFTER THEATER SNACKS • RESTAURANT 4 COCKTAIL LOUNGE S p e c ia l businessmen l u n c h e o n s H o l l y w o o d Car. CHERRY 4 WEST GRAND STS, SERVED DAILY ELIZABETH. N.J. - EL 4-I7S7 Liquor & Delicatessen RESERVATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED HOME BAKED PIES, CAKES & PASTRIES FOR THE BEAUTIFUL REGENCY ROOM. El-2 4633 Any «»# Party Op to U 0 Guests 318 CHANCELLOR AVE . NEWARK 829-9836 YOUR FAVORITE BRANDS OF Your Hosts...... Julius & Kay Augartun LIQUORS-WINE-BEER DIRECTION O F AL ZIMMERMAN 249 Hollywood Avenue NATE LAV A ■ rloan Ix p ru i and Dinara Club Credit Cards Aooaptad , TOWNLEY’S LEXINGTON DELICATESSEN Restaurant and Caterere FOR GOOD FOOD 1033 North Broad StJ, (Naxt to Shoemaker) EL 2-0728 HOME MADE CLAM CHOWDER FISH READY TO JAT FELLOWSHIP AND REFRESHMENTS 580-592 NORTH AVE., UNION, N.J. near Moirls Avenue BLizabeth Z4092-,3 PATRONIZE THESE ESTABLISHMENTS SPECIAL .far Prl., Sat. . Sun, Recommended by Gourmet Magazine -'BOILED NAM ...... ;?-9j l b . DOMESTIC SWISS CHEESE'ae* ^ lb. JEW Bt-^YE^READ-^OLLS^JAgJjiy^Sj^-ggjjrjg WYCKO S CAFE , OPEN6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Closed Sunday 110 HILLSIDE AVE. IIT-OltS Come To jg - (Formerly Uncle Tom’s^Gafe) .. DIXIEDINER HARRY'S DELICIOUS HOT & COLD SANDWICHES GOOD HOME COOKING If You Like WA 9 -9556 RT. 22, HILLSIDE SPiCIAl BUSINESSMAN'S LUNCH SCIVEDDAILY , PIZZA DAILY EASTER GREETINGS OYSTERS IN-SEASON Steamed Clams It Clame On The Half shell L & v RESTAURANT and pizzeria BERNIE’S BERGEN FROM 1 Aiaakan Crab Claws - South African Lobster T ells' W • NEW MANA0A.MENT-F0RMIRLY LOIS (foiled Maine Lobsters - S teal* Sauerbraten And Many Other Items 1125 Liberty Av*. EL 3 - 9259 5, 353-9536 • SWEET SHOPPE HILLSIDE PORK STORE WE SERVE DELICIOUS LUNCHES A SANDWICHES Anything From A Bagtl To A Banqvot rD.T- .1 MONj THRU SAT. 1325 LIBERTY AVE.' HILLSIDE, N.J I0TI Bergen St., Newark,N.J. WA 3-1887 ‘ -H A R R Y ’ S l y S s S l FROM 6 P.M. TO 11 P.-M. - WA 6-0782 225 Fikyee Plate, Nawirk WA 9-9688 Home made Ice Cream Cakes and C and I e s-0 oc aslon *■ FRIDAY & SATURDAY MIGHTS TO MIDNIGHT GOOD EATING FOR EASTER )le parking epeom • Serving people in thl« tree over 80 > PIZZA PIE SLICE . . 154 Your Hostt B trnit and Charlotto Dinnermon A LARGE SE LECTION OF .HICKORY SMOKED Sh o t d o g CAKEM ASTERS “ WHERt BAKING'IS AN ART" Polish American h a v e n WEEK-END SPECIAL! FNI.-SAT.-SUN. Citizens Club W CHANCELLOR AVE., NEMRK H H N LEMON MERINGUE PIE 400 BL0Y ST., COR. HARVARD AVE. entertainment NOW OPEN SUNDAYS KIELBASY - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY • SERVING THE FINEST European Style Bolognas ON THE ELECTRIC CHUCK PETERS STEEL GUITAR y n HOT DOGS*HAMBURGERS .. Juro Iou■ tre atv Jrom C Ak0ihas* w ith a D fi L I C I OUST F L A V O R Better get 2. MAde from fresh MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY FQJj ApL^ ______And a Pull line Of Lemon Cr«am filling iopp ed with “‘ meringue. “ MADE ON THE FRE5ltS E S ~ ” OCCASIONS IN OVK BANQUET HALL - A Large Variety ef Wandertul Easter otkes. v KNISHES ... B QKLICIOU8 »*NOWlCHKd"i * '* WHY NOT DROP IN AND Open 7 Days A Weak - f a.m. in If p.m. ^ 952 SHERMAN AVE, ELIZABETH EL3-9722. SEE OUR EASTER DISPLAY! Phone MU8-9601 0PP. BURRVTirSGOIT CO? FAbE 8 THE HILLSIDE,' fl. J. TIMES, THURSDAY APRIL 15, 19.65 president Is John-.W, Fuller Farther details will be given Robert Argand, of.Maplajfoodv' 'Dvtah Garden* Blooms for Easter ton, '65, and tile student.chaiir- "by »Mra, Irving Whlfe: oh the a medical student, to entertain Hillside High-Lites man for the Scandinavian Festl- annual visit to Deborah Hos- with his ,dwn arrangements , valfe-Gregory P, Bueslng, '68, - pital "at Browns Mills April 29. folk songs on the guitar, ' BY j O^UNE^BXgNBAUM ' tlon if •. Mrs. Irene Philipps, Program Chairman Mfs. Mi EVERYBODY READS schpol dietician. Glass advisors chael Balsam has arranged -for ^ ’DON'T MENTION IT’ Junior^ steppe^ through fee are" MT.-.irwlh Scanzerrs and. Reale Exhibit At THERE'S A-REASON , traditional- huge ring at the Miss Irene Hhligowski, Some Junior Ring Dance - op Aarll thing new was added this year Junior‘College 9, at the_ Hlgh"'S‘5hoql to. rev -in..yfiie form of. fevers-for’the Nicholas -Reale of Hillside is^ celve their class rings and glrlsjattendlng, pendants slmu- tiiig cue dissu'insignia:..:.... — iRfllfFRY raVCBflTBS state-wide exhibition of ..the motif transformed the gin's I On Friday April 9, students Westfield Art Assoclationinthe gym- Into an outdoor sidewalk- running.,for Sfude'pt Government Campus Center of Union Jqnior cafe. Flower centerpieces oh officers presented their quali each table repeating the color fications to the voters at. an College, Cranford. schepie, made by the decora assembly program. Elections Mr,_ Reals -Is exhibiting an tions committee,; added to the took "plBc£ on, Tuesday April oil- painting entitled) "Sea-'Ser- pent", and a casein entitled, • feeling of' Springtime; Music 13. and fee re suit s .Will appear for the festivities was provided in next week's column. "Dreamland " , ------The exhibition, wnlch.willin-.. •by the ."Em bers". In charge Hijlside held, an "Exchange of arrangements which made the Day" with Union High on Fri elude original palhtings in oil, dance so successful wereVelass day April 9. Five students from watercolor or pastel by artists, "officers, "Janis Alper, Eresi- Union- visited our school. and residing, or born In New Jersey, CAKEBQX opened-on- Vuna-ay Apr WUI'U ’UBBlgneil...B a Hillside" "President;. Diane. Boxer, Sec- Student Government Associa .will continue through Sunday 1118 Liberty Avenue ? EL 4-5893 Tretaryi- jCaran Sidler. Treas- tion guide for the dev. The April 18. If will be open to the ■;urer, and the .lunlorClass c .a~ Union guests visited cla sse s TsflMlc 'fwiH""2 t f r 5rp".m.:5ffl" binet and Council. Hors and -noted Hillside practices, 7 to.9 p.m. dally,. d’oeuvres and soft drinks were •They Will compare and cork' ...Mr s. J;ohh-4sbrecfat~irf W§st-' IN THE HILLSIDE SHOPPING CENTER served by a committee of'un trast the IWo schools in a re- field, show chairman, and Dr. derclassmen, under the direc- port to their own student body. Kenneth 0 , MacKay, presi PLENTY OF FREE PARKING (SOL HERSH STUDIO) dent of Unldn. Turilor College : "Tfie play, "In A Dutch Gar-. blHner.- and- -Geraldine Mescola; jgald the public is invitecuto. land' Alice--Sanchez, Thc-Dutclr v liiftfe effiibftionatnOcliargeT" PLACE YOURORDER EARLY "‘’’fffifl"- %hHthf»d the Fishir -EftST&ITBONNET, bytoisftel^ dancers wereKln-TSmlth. Barl- .. program glveh by Mrs, Mar News tender-.-and. -James Rosenblum, L-ynn Stein, Linda Romeo, Ter-' Pingry School garet "Kondetta's third grade at The latter poem was.followed ry Lomonaco, ShenT Boxer and a popular teen-age band.. Newark Deborah, STRUDLES - BABKAS " the -George Washington School by THE EASTER PARADE sung Donna German. On April 24, Scandinavia __ In keeping wife fee occasion, on April 13.' Friends and rela by the class and audience. A playlet, "An E a s t e r take? over Pingry School for there will be a display ofScandl- Meeting Tuesday and a large variety of tives attended the performance. Participating in the play Party’ ’, concluded the program. the evening! The school's chap- navian cultural and commercial were; Father, played by Kenneth The following children perr ter of American Field Service .item s: -Swedish autos,- Danish ■Board members of Deborah •The _ program commenced Easter Novelty Cakes Friedman; Bluebird, Hal Bern will present a Scandinavian furniture, a; display from- the League e l Newark will meet with a playlet called EASTER fcrroeds Kim Smith. Bsri-Lynn stein; Fairy "Queen, Gertrude Stein, Nancy Burnett, Karen Festival, - in honor of Anders American Field Service In New Tuesday April 20 at 10:30 A.M. In which the following children New ORDER FOR A LL OUR EMPLOYEES TO OBSERVE Geiger; Gretohen. Donna, Prasa and Terry Lomonaco.' A Bjorner, Pingry foreign stud; York City, and mementos froir. at fee Hotel Essex House, participated;. Joaquin Raposb,,- EASTER OUR STORE WILL RE CLOSED G e rm a n ; Katrina, Sherri feature .of this part of the pro ent from Sweden. fee home town and school of ark, The regular meeting will Alice Sanchez, Linda Romeo, follow, Boxer; Hans, Edward Jenkins; gram - was the audience parti At 5:30 p.m, and again at young Bjorner. There Is to be EASTER SUNDAY AND MONDAY, Elle&n Callendrello, RpseMarie Easter Rabbi, Mitchell Rosen, cipation in the singing of "Here 6:30 p.m., a smorgasbord din a performance by a Scandina Plans for the June 2 theatre Iuzzolir.o, and David Qsldman, The Flowers were Geraldine . Comes Peter Cottontail". ner will be -available. At 8 vian group from fee area. Visit party will be outlined, wife The recitation of twcgpoems luncheon at Dsn Stempler' s in A Full Lins Of E u te r Chocolate Novelties Mascola, Gayle Oliner,. Janis Sherri Boxer led the opening p.m., fee Foreign Student pro ors will have fee opportunity followed; . the- first, entitled Rosenblum, Eileen Callen- to purchase many Scandinavian Greenwich Village, Mrs, Sam ON EASTER DAY by Gayle- exercises, and announcad ths en gram will feature Pingry’s own drello, RoseMarle Iuzzolino tire program. APS student and three others foods, hand-carved objects uel Fromkin is chairman, . from fee New Jersey area, The I from Sweden, silver plate sou- Seder service and celebration object of this program ls to give -venlrs fronvDenmark and musl-. PO Test For Sub Clerk-Carrier which takes place usually at fee four foreign pupilsf a chance . cal recordings from all of fee . A new, examination for ap- ination is established. Persons home at a festive table. to acquaint their American Scandinavian countries. Sean- pointmant fe Substitute, Clark whole notice of rating is dated -Throughout.the holiday It is not hosts wife thefr respective Adinavian snacks. will be availa and Carrier positlon^Jn aill7 on or after'April 1. 1964 need permitted to eiat bread,' In- its countries.. k ble . all evening at the local • Post Offices in Union County not compete again unless they place matzohe or unleavened At 9:30 p.mrrfee local AFS . "Tivoli Garden1 ’ (Kreh Gym was- announced, this week by wish, to do so for'the purpose of bread are eaten, . organization will sponsor a nasium), -the Executlve-Secretary, Bosrcr improving their rating.' • ■ - The following1 is fee "schedule dance for Pingry stQdents and President of the Pingry Chap of U.S,Civil Service Examiners, All qualified applicants will of Passover services sYSinai their dates. Music will be pro ter, AFS, is Acuity meiriber ' U.S. Pest Office, Elizabeth. The receive consideration for em Congregation, 1531 Jvlaple Ave.; vided by "The Roadriinners", ' Georges N', Krivobok; fee club starting salary for for these ployment without regard to race, Friday April 16, 7 P.M.; Sat positions Is $2,48 per hour, with -creed, color, national origin, or urday April 17; 8t45 A.M., 6:18 periodic increases to $3.38. per- sex. P.M, and 7:15 P.lyl.l Sunday Hour. - Further information oh the April 18, 8:45 A.M*. and 6:15 JOLIE GIGI Under the terms of the new;. examination and fee necessary P.M,; Thursday April 22, 7:15 announcement, all .Sub' Clerk- forms for applying may be ob P,M.| Friday April 23, 8:45 (PRETTY GIRL) BEAUTY Sa Ko N Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church ^ --Sarrler eligibility established tained at any Union County Post A.M.', 6:30 P,M, and 7:15 P.M.} prior to April 1, 1964 will be Office or in Room 18,2nd Floor, Saturday April 24, 8:45 A.M, i 92 MAPLE AVENUE, NEWARK WA 9-9607 Maple Avenue and Clark Street Rlllalde, N. J, terminated when the register - Main Post 0|ficef\‘31p N.Broed and 6:30 P.M. v |Near, Chancellor-Avenue) . . REV, C. MORGAN WAGNER, PASTOR resulting from the new exam St., Elizabeth. " '** . Yizkor or Memorial Services WE ARE PJfOUD TO ANNOUNCE -will be conducted at 10:45 a,m. HOLY ‘THURSDAY 8 pvm. - Holy Commuplon . on Saturday April 24. THE ADDITION TO OUR STAFF.OF 'GOOD . FRIDAY CDjfelONloN' SERVICE 8 p.m. '' Old Guard Seeks Shuffle Board II Rabbi Eliezer C6henwill con ■ EASTER SUNDAY" " While the master planners of Activities also Include card duct the services and deliver MR. HENBY 9)00 a.m. First Easter Service fee township ■ are : conduqgng playing and playing of table the sermon. - (Permanent Wave Expett) 10:30 a.m. Second Easter Service . papulation sprveys to determine games, trips to the Radio City Easter Topic: "Resurrection and Life."- - what kind 'of recreation facili Music Hall and visits to other Beth El Services OTHER EXPERT STYLISTS ARE:" ties should be developed, the Old Guard chapters. Miss Jo Anb Miss Lorraine Hillside Chapter of fee Old; Earlier this year- fee mem Set For Passover Miss Helen .Miss Jill Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Guard js attempting to gain an bers also took .a .special driver additional shuffle board on fee reeducation program. - . Rabbi.Irwin H, Ftshbeln will NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY BUT.... Elizabeth and Wilbur Avenues Newark, N. J . . Woodruff Area of fee Elizabeth - conduct a Passover and Sabbath REV. DONALD tY L E R CRISPIN, PASTOR f River Pari, Conaht St, Service of prayer and.medita Several years* ago fee same Sinai Passover tion this Friday at 5 p.m.. I t group Was successful In Obtain Temple Bafe -El,1374^Sw;h- ■ We -will observe fee sacrament of . Holy Communion on Maundy Thursday, ing a single shuffle board court. Services Slated Ave... Elizabeth. Mr. .atp Mrs, _ April 15, at -8 pjtn._ _ ■ ^ ■ - - J u t former Mayor Robert G. T lerman Mopslck ~wltl lead In. ~ GuuL Fkida y # P.M, Joint Union.Good Friday Service at Hillside Kirkpatrick notes the court only The Festival of Passover, the blessing of fee Sabbath United Presbyterian Church. permits four people to play fee Commemorating the deliver '.candles and Kiddusfc. The ush B a d e r’s— EASTER SUNDAY, game at a time. ance of the children of Israel ers will be | Mr. Heinz Cohn, 11:00 a.m."Easter Music and Sermon, “The Ultimate Triumph." The chapter’s mempership from Egyptian servitude, will Dr. Irving Klein and Mr. : - Easter Music and Guest Sclolet. continues to .grow and playing be ushered in by fee Jewish Charles Sherman. ..of .the game 4s one Qf its most people at sundown tSlnorrow, _ "The , PaSsover and Sabbath popular activities. The chapter. Friday "April 16,. Family Worship Service will be meets at 10:30 a.m, each Thurs Passover is celebrated. for- held on Saturday at 10:45 a.m.- The First Baptist Church Of Hillside day at the H’illsiSe United Pres a period of eight days — the Kenneth Mopsick, sop of Mr. F IB EASIER flOWERS H ills id e Avenue and Harding Terrace H illside, N. J a byterian c.hurch and in good; first two and last two days being and. Mrs. Herman 3, Mopsick major holidays. One of the high weather moves to fee park. will be bar mitzvah.,— REV. HOW ARD TO. KINGSLEY, P ASTOR > It Is open to all retired men.' lights Of' this Festival is the Flowers — always a THURS., APRIL 15 at 8:00 p.m. CANDLE-LIGHT COMMUNION SERVICE EASTER SUNDAY, April.18. 9:40 a.m. SUNDAY BIBLE SCHOOL' : thrilling surprise at 11:00 a.m. Morning Worshife Taplc: The Bodily Resurrection of Jesus C hrist," •* - Easter . . . whether SEAFOOD .7:80 p.m. Easter gvefeng Service.TheSundaySchooiDepartments will present you send a fresh floral a program of music and recitations. bouquet or a lasting potted plant. See and HILLSIDE UNITED PRESBYTElfi[A.N CHURCH choose from our selec tion, .today, Salem and Coe Avenues Hillside N . J. REV. DAVID A. RAMSEY, PASTOR "*«• ’ - , ★ : . • V. MAUNDY THURSDAY. Aprfl l? ’. . ' ■ - — ' - ( j '8:00 p.ml Celefaratlon of fee-Sacrament offee Ldbd*i[ Supper, COMET WE DELIVER GQiDD FRIDAY,'8l00p'(m.UatbnSsrvlce.atHillsldeUnited Presbyterian Church - — EASTER SUNDAY. — ;------— " • . \ ' ■, 7.:30 a.m, Easter Breakfast. 9:30 a.m, Church School, ■„ L ★ Y ' " ^ 9(30 a,m,;ind ll a.m, 2 Easter Mornlng Worship Services. Sermon Topic: "THE DIFFERENCE Eas'TER MAKES." PIZZERIA* Pot Plants Designs The Episcopal Church Of S t Mafy Magdalene AND RESTAURANT 137 Pomona AVe., between Maple Ave. and Parkview Terrace Cut Flowers 1288 NORTH BROAD ST. Newark, N. J. , REV. DONALD G.A, MacLEOD, RECTOR .___ COR. HOLLYWOOD AVE. GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES: 3 HOURS DEVOTION In oonjunctlonwlih St. Andrew's Church, Clinton Ave,, Newark and other area ehurcH*s-at St, Andrew's Church, J * Clinton Ave,, Newark, from 12- 3 P.M,. . EASTER DAY: "T:00 a.m." Holy Communion and Sermon, WE DELIVER NITELY Bader’s Florist — - ■ -11:00— a.m. Choral Eucharist and Sermon, EL 3-1414 Wholesale and Retail Grower* Franklin Memorial Methodist Church and Keer Avenutt / Newark THE HOME OFTHE HEAVENLT ESiex 2-2751 REV. EDSON R. LEACH, PASTOR ■ MAU1®Y THURSDAY, A(»1 1 15. Ap.m. Holy Communlon EASTERSUNDAY . i WBSS&M PAINE AVENUE IRVINGTON ' y»d5 a.m, Sunday Sehool ■------....i 11:00 a.m. Easter Service with Special Music fey Trumpet Duet. A ■ Sermon Topic: "Flowers-Not a Croee." AMPLE FREE PARKING Selections by Choru* Choir. Decoratlone inclixle 200 hh»« - 'k . TOWfflP OF HILLSIDE ,k ' ‘ Avenue jhtnee (3> northeasterly along THURSDAY APRIL 15. ifco, THE HILLSIDE, jN. J , TIME'S PAQg S ^NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION i canter line Y>f Summit Avenue to the Et (Wotlce 16 hereby given that the regietretlon4- iln*’ th#nce northweiterly al looks for the Primary Elecfiori will*be closed Ei»ex__g^unty line“to a point one h Elks Emphasis On Americanism Union Teachers on Thursday* April 22, 1965. Registrations Y Volleyball Player Cited may be njsde at the office of the Township Of 'Hoffmen PUCr -r°m th? W#,t*rly SSlvatore J. Leonardi of 312 ir^at the Y to r placing third Clerk/Municipal BuiWingr Liberty and Hills terseettop Hear Weisenfeld Florence' Ave, was a melnbec side Aveniles. 'Hlllside, New Jersey, on arty *.* the National Seniors Vplley- > and Including April 22, 1965, be-. , . Mr. Allen Weisenfeld o|^ f f 3ie Newark;-—YM. YWCA ball, Championship-at*- Queens i daily hours of 9f00 a.m. to 4i00 [ I w S S S S Hillside, Execuclve Secretary of 7 Br.Kh « « ,■ except Saturday. «• tea*” m honored* recently at a din- QSSp|p|j|| A^U 19. 20, 21 and..22, tne Township. , the New Jersey State Board, of 10 pohit or plaee of Beginnings Mediation, wfs guest speaker oi 7l00 p.m. to 9jI» n!nu e purpose of afccepting regiatrations ( recently for the Contemporary ansfer of registrations. Naturkll^ed a! °* lh® Irvington I Economics Course at Union FLOWERS BY MORAN at bring their naturalisation c center S a K **llro«d « 374 BUY STREET 5 RUTGERS AVtUUE" Registrations • must be made in perse In his talk on ’’The Future Phone 687-0584 Transfers of registrations may be made r«dl i f t follow , in, th. v.rlout t of Collective USfcgaining,” to person at, the office of the Tpwnahip Clerk 10 dl. cont.r lino of HUl.lde • (OPPOSITE CHRIST THE KING CHURCH) by completing $e .. (?) dorthorly to . point in th twenty teachers In'UiLn Town manent registration T------hailing it ship Schools', Mr, nffetfcsnfeld thkTUnlon County Board of Elections, analyzed the changing, trends jgaKe. E Ii2abeth,- New Jersey. toward unionism: Section 7A ' ■" glstrations and transfer of registrations at County m«v also be made in person at the office of of NlRA.of 1933} the Implica County Board of Elections during souther^ direction along ...... , tions of the Wagner Aet of 1935; nouf.8 as the said offices are open. the Elizabeth River following the. vi , ... PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF the growth inunion membership an ACT ENTITLED MAn Act to Regulate #22, (New Jersey State Highway) thence ' from 2.5 to 12.'5‘million in the ElectionSi'' Title 19, Revised Statutes, and -aute/hLalnng the center _line_of Route the amendments and supplements thereto, to the center line of Liberty years 1935 through 1942; the . notice is hereby given thet the DISTRICT (0) northeasterly along the brutality of the-Chicago: strike BOARDS. OF REGISTRY AND ELECTION in ES&lU placet designated. between w« of labor andmanagement diSring nirs of 7l«i «.m. *nd 8*00 p,m„ Daylight World War II; the National War ivlng Time, on June l,11965, for the purpose u, conducting rPRTMA^Y-ELECTmfor the -Labor BoarclJe--ugc of compul-” nomination of candidates for the offices as sory arbitration; the aophis^ hereinafter designate^. tlcatdon in collective bargain A Governor for the State of New Jersey.- ...... e County of Union, ing techniques used today; the Three Members off ‘ f f Chosei -opposing—views toward costs A FINE SELECTION OF I Fijfclders. . mfrse Coroners.- Jl -held.- by employers and. union- ■Ipwo Members of the Township Committee "representatives- today; and the implications of StrilceF tb':BbtIr r One State Committeeman arid Ons State S^ommltteewoman for each political party are -management-and-labofl*ac|#rSr to be elected at the Prirpary Election, The cOurse is financed FRESH" CUT . One Male and Qrie Female Member of die County Committee for the Republican and through scholarship grants /by.: Democratic, parties for each election district The F irst. State Batik of: Union FLOWERS are to be elected at thfr Primary Election. fend. — the Union -ToWnfehip THE ‘PLACE OF MEETING of the said It :Boafds-ofReglatEy •and. Election!—------Chamber .of Commerce, is ^J|t Distrlct-Parigian Carpet Co* Show- isuperylse^ .Charle s . HJtreetr-— — -*— "lJongacfe;~ Fielcl “Director for I District - Hillside A venue School gym- Newark State College in con AND ARTIFICIAL ARRANGEMENTS junction' with the New Jersey Center for Economic Education. Dr. peorge Tzannetakis, Pro EASTER SPECIALS fessor of Economics .at Seton CYMBIDIUM ORCHIDS CORSAGES $3,00 Hall University, South Orange, BUNNY CORSAGES FOR CHILDREN 504 is tile economist' in charge of CEMETERY BOUQUETS $1.80 the group. Open House Held By Expanded Bank TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE Highlights at the week-long open house celebration of the NOTICE TO PERSONS National' State Bank, Rahway office, were tfiepresentatlon of f Education Admini- - - a savings .account to the new" OESIRING / it ration Bldg. (Boa rd Room) Virginia Street* deputy police chief. and ribbon ' DESCRIPTION OF BOUNDARIES OF cutting ceremonies by Mayor ' ELECTION DISTRICTS • Robert E, Henderson,, . FIRST DiSTRICT ABSENTEE BALLOTS BEG1NNIN3 at the intersection of the The sayings account pass £ssex County line and the main line of The : book Was presented to Deputy Lehigh Valley Railroad, thence (1) following Hillsjde Lodge #1591, BPO Elks Americanism Committee donating both the American Flag and If you are, qualified and registered Voter of the. State who . Police Chief HerberrT, Kinch thence (11) easterly along the center 'line troop flags td Scout troobk. Presenting the flag to Cub Pack 120 are, at left, Exalted Ruler Philip: of the Rahway PolidwBbpart- expects to be absent outside the State on June 1, 1965, or a . of Cottant .Street to the point or. place of Lermfcn and Elks Cpmin|tteeman Gerald McCann. Accepting are Cubmaster, Russell Trid, Den Beginning. ment whose appointment be qualified and registered voter who will be within the State Mothers, Mrs. McEncee and Mrs. Oakie, and Cub Scouts Peter Mcfentee, Robert McCann, Raymond TENTH DISTRICT came effective April 1,. " ■'y.; oh June 1, 1965 butbecause ofiUnesscr 'physical disability, BEGINNING at the point of intersection Drake and Stephen Oakie, or because of the observance of a religious holiday pur io center line of Clark Street, thence (3) of the center line of Route #22 (New Jersey • Mayor Henderson, W, Emlen mtinulng 'northwesterly-along the center line, State Highway) and the center line of Liberty Itt -the picture of Brownie'moop #864, rear row from left are Exalted Ruler Lerman, Troop ]Lead- suant to the tenets of your religion, or because of resi f Clark, Street to a point one hundred feeV Roosevelt,, bank president, and Avenue* thence (1) aoutliweaterly along the - ers Kay, Testa, Jeryl Beyer, Grace Anderson and Elks Committee Chairman John Redling. fZim- dent attendance at a school, college or university, will be jrtherly from The- northerly line of Bond center line of Liberty Avenue to the center Eugene H, Ludlum, .vice pres- :rcet,.thei\ce (4) Northeasterly parallel with merman Photo Service) • ‘ . line of the Elizabeth River, thence (2) norths ldent and manager of the Rah unable to cast your ballot at the polling place In your dis le northerly line of Bond Street and Bond erly along the center line of thrEttzitfcth trict oh said date, and you desire to vote In the primary :t produced to the Essex County line Rlvir'following the. various eqpjvalant; have high grades way Office, .participated In .the ; ? (5) i erly a te #22, th Pingry Chemistry Institute in.di^C chemistry course; bb - ribbon cutting ceremonies to election to be held or. June 1, 1965, kindly Write or apply id place of Begin- in person to. Henry GVNulfenrCcuntytjle«,,fi6uiSTlouse(.‘ The Summer Chemistry In strongly interested in science mark the official opening of and all materials and equip Elizabeth, N ,J,, or to the undersigned at once requesting SECOND DISTRICT . ELEVENTH DISTRICT stitute, conducted at Pingry or engineering and' possibly be the remodeled office. , Beginning at. a point in the center line BEGINNING at a point of the center line ment. that a civilian absentee ballot be forwarded to you. Such i he Main line of the Lehigh Valley RaUrc of the Main line -ok the Lehigh Valley Rail School from June 28 - August cbnsidering a career in one of Guests included-. M rs,' L. The number of students Ms request must'state your home address, andthe address where the same is Intersected by the cem road where the aame ia intersected by the . 6 .1 s an attempt to provide an these areas; have the consent of Russel Cartwright, widow ofthe line of Mertz Avenue produced, therp?, center line of- Copant Street, thence (1)' limited to 20, selected from td which said-ballot should be sent,, and must be signed westerly, along tha center line of Conant opportunity for highly ^gifted h|$ or her parents; be recom former presideno of the Rahway northwesterly^along the centerUne^f Mei public, parochial and .Inde With your signature, and state the reason Why you will not Street to the center line, ol Central Ave girls and boys to enlarge their mended by die high school prin National Bank, aqd Kenneth S, nue* thence (2) northeasterly along the cen pendent high schools. The prin be able .to vote at your usual polling place. No clvilian center line of. Clark Street, thence"(2) cc experience, competence, , and cipal, x Slmmen, past president of the tinuing northwesterly along,th ter line of Central Avenuo to a point ont - cipal criteria for selection ades absentee ballot will be furnished or forwarded to any erly II hundred feet (100*0*) northeasterly from tha Interest In chemlBtry. The stu i Sinee completed application;>■ Rahway National Bank, northeasterly Tina of Long Avenue, thence (S) high ability In chemistry as Mf}ond% -forms must be received at Pfo- . The Rahway. National. Bank applicant unless request therefor is received not less than southeasterly and parallel, to Long Avenue dents selected must have stated b y a science teacher crossing Pennsylvania Avenue andtheLehigh gry School by April 16, Shy merged :with'ihe..Natlonal State eight days prior to the election, and contains the foregoing ' Valley Railroad to ihe center line of Holly demonstrated high aptitude and and, confirmed by a principal; Avenue to the northerly line of IjlllsldeAve-- ' Inquiries dhould be made im Bank September Kf 1962. Information. ' wood Avenue, thence (4) along the centerline achievement in the field of good health, and a desire fop Dated} 15, 1935, nue, thenee (4) southerly to the southerly of HoUywood. Avenue to the center line of mediately. Contact Ernest C. I The open .house celebration, Apttl Woodruff Avenue thence (5) southerly along chemistry; The Institute is actual participation In scien- \ LOUIS A, DISCHLER , between Doremus Place and HardlngTerrace limited to pupils In secondary Shawcross, Director of the Pin- continued throughout.the week. tlu-nccH(5)_parallel to-and ong^ hundred feet dflc activity. ------— -Township‘Clerk I Coe Avenue, thence (6) m schools, within commuting dls- gry Summer Chemistry In Plants were given to the gUestB,- ■ westerly from the westerly line of Doremus -r To be considered as a parti — v • ------" Municipal Building...... Place and Doremus Place produced to the’ tanqe of Pingry. stitute, pingry School, Box 502, Both the interior and exterior , produced to i point midway between Wc cipant in the Pingry Summer Liberty 8t Hillside Ave.s, The <{aellitles for study at Elizabeth, N. J, Or telephone of the bank were remodeled and r»ad, thence -<6) easterly'along thoirvingtori southerly to Chemistry institute, a student Hillside, b h jr EL 5-6990. Final selection and enlarged. Drake; Gonvery and french of-the Lehigh VallerEwilroad to the Pingry School are extensive. must have completed a course Stdiii line of the Lehigh Wiley ftallroarf, Formal instruction will be given notification Will be made during Cueman .of Summit t hence (7) northeasterly along the Maim line' In high school chemistry, or Its the week of^May 3, of the Lehigh Galley Rajlroad to the point In the well-designed and well- architects. or pIFce 6T beginning, " equipped Kirk Memorial Labor THIRD DISTRICT ■t (9) w •rly BEGINNING at th* point of intersection of i hundred feiu 090*0*) atory and Ghemlstry Lecture ‘ * «f Liberty Avenue with southerly from the southerly line of Conant Room. EYE! EXAMINED Street to the center line of the Lehigh VsUey. Railroad* thence (10) northeasterly along the The program will be conduct center line of- the Lehigh Valley Railroad to ed five days a week, from 8:30 the point or place of beginning. oS?°lt TWELFTH DBTRICT a.m. to 12:45 p.m., from June District I BEGINNING at the point of intersection 28 to Aug. 6. There are to be northerly, parallel with the westerly line of of the center line of the Lehigh Valley Rail Doremus Place and Doremus Place produced road with the Essex County line thence (L) two two-hour class periods DR. MILTON FRANKLIN and one hundred feet westerly therefrom to \ southwesterly along the center line of the separated by a 15- minute break; the ndrtherly line of .HUlside Avenue, thence Lehigh Valley Railroad to the center line of Optometrist (3) parallel to the -northerly line of Bond One class hour will be devoted . Street and dietant one hundred (fit north- to .lectures, demonstrations, and class discussions. During, 926-2454 11473 Maple Ave., Hillside tvenue extended thence (3) southwesterly the other three hours, the stur ilong the center line of Central Avenue to a Mint which Is one Hundred feet'(100.0*) dents will work on experiments fhioce (5) southwesterly along the center tortheesterly from the northeasterly line and laboratory projects. In the line of Maple Avenue to a point midway if Long Avenue, thence (4) southeasterly laboratory. Topics to be" dis between Clerk Street end Brtleview Ter- tnd parallel to the northeasterly line of Long tvenue and said line produced to the center cus Bedjnclude organic chemis rac*i thence (6) northwesterly midway be- ine of Hollywood Avenue, thence (5) south try, chemical' kinetics, cheml- to the center line of Liberty Avenue, thence westerly along the center line of Hollywood TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE t venue to the center line of Woodruff ^venue, . cal ' equilibrium, acid - base (7) southwesterly along the center line of hence (6) southerly along the center line Liberty Avenue to'the point or place of Woodruff Avenue to the center line of theories, oxidation, - reduction frMinnirig. 4 )oe Avenue* thence (7) easterly along the . and. solubility. AL FOURTH DISTRICT ..... if Coe A NOTICE^ tVflECINNING at thee ppoint < ne of Salem Avenue, thence <*) northerly Pingry- School and local In dustries will finance the major cehter line of Liberty Avenue, thence (1) ikKorn hundred feet (MLO*) northerly from southwesterly along the center line of Llb- * northerly line of Coe Avenue, thence (9) part of this 120-hour program. TO PERSONS IH M I LIT ARY SERVICE OR PATIENTS •ny. Avenue to e point midway between ilterly and parallel to the northerly tine The students pay a nomlnal tel- Clark Street end Belleview Terrace, thence IN VETERANS’ HOSPITALS AND TO THEIR (2) southeasterly end midway teween Clark 50.(10)* Mon fee of .fSO.OOfbr the sfx Street end Belleview Terrtce >£ the center weeks. The Institute provides ' Hne of Maple Avenue, thence (3) n$rt)i- Elizabeth City Line, thence (U) in an east RELATIVES AND FRIENDS >tong the center line of Maple Ave- erly direction along the EliZabteh City-Line , textbooks, accident insurance. following tee Various courses thereof to the thence (4) southeasterly along the center Essex County line, thende (12) northerly along line of Clark Street to a point which is thf Essex County line to the place of Beginr BIRTH ANNOUNCED dlst*nt one hundred ieet northerly from the If you. are In the military service or are a parent In a- St. Elizabeth ’Hospital, Eliz northerly line pf Bond Street, thence (5) . ^ S te m s ’ hospital and desire to vote, or If you are a rela northeasterly and >NUel to the northerly THWTEENIH DBTJUCT \, abeth, this week announced the iWhf Bond Street to the center line of BEGINNING u • poll. In tin crnMr lln. tive dr fpienfl ,cf a^jerson, who it In die military service of Sttom AWiue th» wr* H following hirthst Summer Avenue, thence (6) northwesterly wcud by ■ lino poroUel in tbo nortbarly or is h patient In a veterana* hospital who, you believe, along thfc center line of Suhntter Avenue A girl March 25 to Stephen io the center line, of Maple Avenue, thence 1IM of Coo Avonuo ond dlotont ono hundrod Will desire to vote In the Primary Etection to be held on._. foot northorly Ihorofroiii, Italic. (1) «««rty and Judith d u el Innamorato of J7) souteweeterly along the center! Junfl.i. 1965, -kindly write; to Henry G. NUton; Gounty Clerk,: Maple Avenue to the center I Wlnans poiollol » Ita northorly llta of Coo Avomi. 1263 Oafcwood Ave; ond dlotont one hundrad foot northerly there .Court House, Elizabeth, NtJ., or to the undersigned at once" Avenue* thence (8) northwesterly alongtg the from to tto comer line of North nfirond A girl March 27 to Leonard c««er line ---- *------*■- -point making application for a military service ballot to be voted ^place of Becinnine. Stmt, ttaned (2) oouttarly nlonc the comer and Dorothy Gfpps of 1075 Sa » P1FTH DBTRICT lino of North Brood Street, to « point on. in paid election to be forwarded to you, If you are In the hundred toot oduthorly frtml-tta ioutherfy lem Ave, TSEClNNING at. .the point of intersection military service or . are a patient in a veterans’ hospital, $ ne of Summit Avenue with Unn of Hurdon St root, ttanco (3) wtimorly •*«» of Winans Avenue, thpnce ond poteUol to tta ooottariy llta of fhtrdon stating ypur name, age, serial number, home address, and 5IrMt, to tta contor lino of Satan Avenue, (1) southeasterly along the center line of the address at which you ape stationed or can be found , or Winsna AvpgueZtoUheu»nter-4ine of Maple thence (t) northorly olpn, tta contor lino of ^Akenue, Olence 01) northeasterly along the Salem A«m»o to tta polm or pUco of Bo- I t you desire the muitary service ballofjfor a relaave or | inn In,. ___ ------FOURTEENTH JJKTR1CT friend then- make an application under oath for a military— lyl.^.^nmwr--Avenuer-thence--(3)-south- BEGINMNG it the tntorooction of the center h eaaterly along the center line of Summer Broad SuWt, thence 0) northorly along the service ballot to be forwarded to him, stating la your ap Avenur w g point one hundred feet north- fine of Coo Xvenue with th. comer llta of center line of North Broad Street to a point - So tan Avonuo, ttanco (1) womerly *lon|th plication that he 4s over, the age of twpnt)s«toiie years and . ^ ro f the northerly line of Bond Street ,d oo Id t one hundred feet southerlyfrom the southerly 1 thence (4), northeasterly and parallel With r llta o .line of Hurden Street thence (4) westerly stating his name, serial number, hdme address and the .tee northerly line of Bond Street and said pnxkicod to • pota ">!*••» bKWMn * and parallel to the southerly line of Hurdeo address at which he ls atatiqned or can be found. Who ever heard of aii economy tiger? v .line prodiced .to the Essex County line mff Avmmm and Long Avenue, ihynca (2) Street to’the center line of Selepp Avenue then^. (5) ^northwesterly along the-Essex southerly to tha .point <* intfrafctton oljha thence-(5) southerty alont the-eenter llne- • Forms Of application can be. obtained from the pnder.... Y o u d rd^ ju s t now. It's ca (I e d~ttTB"POfTttec '•Tg m p eBt. A i i p py six tha t th r 1 vesjon regr ~T. y».. _ . center lino o< Vinlnia Street with the conter County line following the various course* of Salem Avenue to e point one hundrad signed. Dated: A.prLU5t1965. ' ular.gas ia standai^ equipment, Feel more tigerish aqd still ;want regular-,gas econ* W lu 8r T r 8CK thereof to the center line of Summit Ave- llta of Union Avonuo, ttaoco (!) ooottaHy ““•^hence (6) southwesterly along the center ■Ion* tta contor lino of Ullon Avotwo, Conant Street* thence (6) westerly endpewr- ■ LOUIS A. DISCHLER omy? Piqk the *250-hp .V-8 engine. The price? A trifle, as tigerp go. Look into it. P o n tia c T ig e rs line of Summit Avenue to the poilK or place ind Hid llM protatod to o point onn tan- lel to the southerly line of Cohent Street .TownshipClerk COME TO WGER COUNTRY, SEE THE NEW, BONNEVILLE. STAR CHIEF, GRAND PRix. CATALINA, 2+2, LE MANS, 0TO AND TEMPEST of Beginning, drnd M oouttarly from tta ouuttarly 1W end distent «ne4wndred feet eeutherly thera------—AT YOUR AUTHORIZED-PaNTlAG-BEAlE R r .■ ' - ■—------—- , ..WITH DISTRICT of Conant St mot, (tanco (f) ««orty eta from the center line «f- the Lehigh Valley, Municipal Building BEGINNING al tite. perfection of the <*«n- portlM to tM nuttariy llna of ConoN RaU rood, thane* (7) aoothweaterly «lcn| *e - a Liberty it HlllsldeAyesi ‘•r Bite of LiMfrty AvetiuoJwkh the cenlei* StroM to tta contor lino of Eotan k’mm r cMter line of the LehTfh VlUey RiUwad ijf* °< the Irvington Branch of the Lehigh to the point or place of Beglimiiifu _ . ‘ Hliislde.'N.J. ... 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