To Power GOP Loses After 9-Year Reign Insurgents Join Stokes to Dominate Committee Robert T, Weltchek and A

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Molllno Addron. • •-.. SPRINGFIELD; NJ; ThURSC^Y/NOVEMftER 5, 1970 Subscription Rata Stcend Clots Pot tog t ]5 Cents Per Copy P.O. B»» 69, Sp»lngll»ld, N.J. 0708) ».5O Y»mly Paid ol Springfield, N.J. . to power GOP loses after 9-year reign Insurgents join Stokes to dominate committee Robert T, Weltchek and A. Arthur Caprio_ won election to the Township Committee on Tuesday to give the Democrats control of the governing body for the first Umein nine years. Caprio received 3.609 votes and Weltchek, 3,535. For the Republicans, Mayor Henry J. Bultman Jr. had 3.293 votes and J. Scott Donlngtpn, 3,253. The four candidates were running for the seats, held by Bultman and by. former Mayor Arthur M. Falkln, who is re-' . tiring from office after.nlne years. 1 ogether with a fellow Democrat, Nat Stokes, who was elected last year, Weltchek and Caprio will constitute a majority on thefive-man committee. Republican members will be Robert JIOBERT T. WELTCHECK A. ARTHUR CAPRIO 0. Planer and Raymond W, Forbes, both of.' whom have another year to serve. Sen. Harrison A. Williams led the Demo- ELECTION TABULATION cratic ticket with a victory on the local level over Republican Nelson c. Gross, 3,755 to TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE U.S. !SENATE CONGRESS 2,869,- as he. swept across the state to a third six-year term,,; ' .". %:

Rep. Florence P. Dwyer, a Republican, led : ! "• ! ' everybody In town,' with 4,183 votes to 2,437 1 for Daniel Lundy, her Democratic opponent, I g Mrs. Dwyer won atteasy victory forheroighth .1 Capri o (D ) Gros s (R ) term In the House of,Representatives. Distric t I • -I.•;% The four county- Democratic candidates all . 1 ; won in Springfield: In their races for three 223 220 .171 . 154 202 251 121 ^three-year terms; on the Union County Board 1 176 "bf Freeholders aiSd one two-year term. Thoy 2 twent on to win in the county totals. 207 212 184 181 . 161 229 251 133 . Democratic candidates for full terms, and their'Springfield, totals, were; Everett C 3 227 241 141 134 205 174 275 102 Lattlmore, 3>1*?! Thomas J. Long, 3,360, and Harold J. Seymour Jr., 3,291. . '••' ' 4 297 292 155 154 265 191 .345 105 ,t> ' WHEEUNO AND DEALING w Mr; and Mrs. Herman Balcoff make „ Bailey"UVMrCenterrAt rtghUs Louis Vefflurl, instructor for the Their incumbent Republican opponents, with local figures, wero: Jerome Epstein, 3,048; ^^,P^^&î^^^r^^^ "» -' _j^ >tobyBob,Ba*er) jiÂrdnu: Manner, 3,011, and Charles Tracy, • • .5.. ' 254 265 . 155 137 228 176 288 112 ^•c Fofcvihe two-year "term,-Democrat John 6- 495 470 :' 431 431 422 493 573 323 - >' Mottley fed Republican Incumbent Henry Daale- man, 3,222 to 2,887, In local tallies. Democrats begin celebration early f In the total county vote, the figures were: 7 205 205 - 310 312 185 326 281 226 Long, 91,259; .Lattlmore, 91,071; Seymour, 89,775; Tracy; 77,688; Manner. 76,410; Ep- • 160 164 328 318 118 361 233 239 stein, 76,325;? Mottley, 86,519; Daaloman, as insurgents sweep to easy triumph 76,227,' . •' •<• !? - - 244 242 214 201 235 204 302 142 A ,'ByABNERGOLD preference for the party's Township Commit- in power in Town Hall; The devours were CAPRIO AND WELTCHECK, in taking the Bxcitement peaked early Tuesday night In the tee candidates, Arthur Caprio and Robert washed away with cans of beer, a few drinks of local' election, won In six of the '13 election 10 223 215 394 413 222 400 344 271 three crowded rooms at Morris and Mountain Weltchek. whiskey and many battles of soda for the districts. These- were the 7th, 8th, 10th, 11th, avenues which was Springfield Democratic The next crescendo came when the 1 lth went teenagers and the press. ."•..'•• 12th and 13th. They followed almost exactly 11 250 233 423 416 197 459 312 334 headquarters. The crowd of perhaps 50 men,. for Caprio and Weltchek by about 180 votes. At The candidates'were-excited, but stoutly the example set a year ago by their fellow women and teenagers listened intently as the that point it was all over butthe shouting — and Democrat, Stokes, who won all these dis- district figures were tallied. maintained they were not at all surprised. By . 354 342 220 354 358 221 there, was plenty of that as the party ticket 8:30, Republican candidate J, Scott Donington tricts, as well as the 9th, : The first big cheer, came for the voters of swept to victory. Of the town's three swing-districts, those was there to extend his good wishes to the 237 the 8th District, who showed a two-to-one After nine years, the Democrats were back winners. ••• • • ' - most likely to go either way, the Democrats 13 270 261 349 342 235 382 370 "I wish the victors my heartfelt congratula- won in two. They took the 7th by 105 votes and the 13th' by 72, but dropped the 2nd, by Total 3293 3253 3609 -3535 2869 3755 4183 2437 tions," he said. '.'Now I will join the loyal 26 votes. - opposition." • ' An Interesting sidelight 18 what is happening Cautious GOP optimism ' Mayor Henry J. Bultman Jr., the other to the 6th. District, which contains Troy Republican candidate, was on hand five minutes Village and Summit Hill, two of the town's- Classic comedy hit later with his congratulations. He was followed three large luxury apartment developments. by former mayor William Koonz, Republican Traditionally strongly Republican, the dis- fades quickly for faithful campaign manager,' and Mrs. Alice Lorimer,. trict went to the Republicans by only six votes will be staged by GOP municipal chairman, last year and by only 39 on Tuesday. but to stay together for next year. He then By DAVE M. LlfiBERFARB • • «.* • Local voters this Tuesday also expressed There was no champagne at Springfield said that he wished "to thank the-most won- THE WINNERS' TURN to speak came once themselves on two public questions. The pro- high school players Republican headquarters Tuesday night. With derful woman in the world, my wife." posal to lower the voting age to 19 lost in the notable exception of Mrs. FlorenceDwyar, Campaign manager Bill Koonz also sounded the shouting and the I-told-you-so chatter died "The Man Who Came to Dinner, "the comedy down a.little. Springfield, 2,613 to 2,425, The plan to in- hit by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, will Republicans came out second best In the town- a battle cry for next year's election. Weltchek commented: "I am both very grati- crease real estate tax exemptions for senior * ship in local, county and state' contests. "We got roughed up a bit," he admitted, be. presented by the Jonathan Dayton Regional GOP workers, who had gathered at party . (Continued on page 8) . (Continued on page 8) High School players on Friday and Saturday, headquarters to await the results, seemed (Continued on page 8) Nov. 20 and 21, atHaJsey Hall with curtain time cautiously optimistic as the 8. p.m. voting set at 8:15 both nights. - deadline approached. There was nothing more Joseph F. Trinity, director of the play, said to do but wait now for the first returns and that'the comedy features the reign of Sheridan' offer their best wishes to the candidates and W.hitestde's confinement in the home of the their families. • . Stanleys following a fall and a broken hip. It " Neither Mayor Henry J. Bultman nor his has 24 speaking parts. Rehearsals are under running mate Scott Dpnlngton wished to make way with the following cqst: THIS MAP of voting districts in Springfield any official statements before the decision, Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley, Suzle Atkln; Miss is printed as an aid to understanding the But the mayor did thank all the people who Preen, Denise DeVone; Richard Stanley, Stu election results printed elsewhere on this worked for him during the often acrimonious Li'ebesklnd; June Stanley, Sue Denner; John, page. Districts 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6 are usually campaign. v • Jeff Cohen; Sarah, Debby Simon; Mrs. Dexter, Republican. Districts 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 • Shortly after eight the first returns began Debbie Reich; Mrs. McCutcheon, MelanleGlan- are normally Democratic. The outcome is w come in. Within 10 minutes It was all over. as; Mr. Stanley, Larry Goldberg; Maggie usually decided by the results In the swing the early results, coming from normally Re- Cutler, Missy Sheehan; Dr. Bradley, Robert districts — 2, 7 and 13. dubllcan districts like the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and Garner; Sheridan Whiteside, Phil Cohen; Har- ?th, were greeted with cheers, but party ex- riet Stanley, Sally Haines; Bert Jefferson, ' pens were soon muttering, r'lt's not enough. David Hodes; Professor Metz, Mitch Fidel; Mr. It's not enough." . Baker, Jeff Kampf; Expressman, Paul Colonial bedroom This analysis.-wqs soon borne put as lop- Fanaroff; Plainclothes man, Robert Sergl and sided Democratic returns came in from the Jeff Kampf; Lorraine Sheldon, Judy Orbach; to open on Nov. 14 11th,- 7th, 13th, 10th and then 8th Districts. Sandy, Gary Berger; Beverly Carlton, John .' ..'. . j» »* Kozloff; Westcott, Allan Brindell, and Banjo, " Saturday, Nov. 14,.is the, date.; • THE JREPUBUCANS Harry Deltz. . *~^— opening of the specially design™ cc their hopes on the' last OOP strongholds, Donna Marsh is student director and Dan room in the historic Cannon Ball House. This die 4th and 6th districts, but It was too little, Froellch is lighting director. The scenery Is room was made complete by the students of too late,.and the final margin was about 300 designed and executed by Barry Mansfield, the Florence Gaudlneer School. votes out bf some 6,900 ballots cast. Committees are makeup, Mrs. Patricia A short formal dedication ceremony will be ' The quicksilver nature of local politics was Marino, Tina Senet; costumes, Ellen Simpson, held at lp.m.lntheupstalrsareaof the Cannon apparent.- Twelve months ago; Springfield Re Diane Andrus; tickets: DebbJe_Spear andKathy Ball House. The entire event will be shown on -publicans were riding the crest of eight year Smith. closed circuit 'television;' dnd'two screens will" Of success. Then, last year Nat Stokes beat be mounted outside the building. Thereafter, Mayor Philip Del Vecchlo. Now, the Demo- guided tours of the house featuring the newly crats have swept out Mayof Bultman and Special activities decorated room will take place every 15 Regained the majority on the Township Com- minutes until 5 p.m. Jnittee. • • - -,-• ' ' . '" ' In conjunction with the 225th anniversary of 1 When it was all over, the mayor was the planned for teens the First Presbyterian Church of Springfield, first .one to address the disappointed gather- special tours of the church will be held from The Springfield Recreation Department has i to 3 p.m. The latter tour will be under the announced special activities for the latter Thls loss," he said, "was not as bad for direction of James Duguld, part of this week during the teachers' con- Springfield residents have been invited to me as for everyone here. I. want to thank vention. you all for a 110 per cent effort. We fought take these tours. . a good fight," Bultman concluded. Today there will be" teen basketball for The remodeling project was started by the ' DonlhgMn then offered his thanks to the boys in the ninth grade and up in the girls' administrative and teaching staff of theGaudl- party tuthM, and urged them not to disband, gym at the Florence Gaudlneer School from neer School when they decided to. try to obtain 7 to 9:30 p.m.' Co-ed volleyball for those in a mlnlgrant being offered by the New Jersey the ninth grade and up will be from 7 .to State -Board of Education. The idea submitted 9i30 p.m. in the boys ' gym at lthe Gaudlneer was for. the pupils to learn about the colonial to ho/d dance School, . . era by studying and using the materials and , Pow iJB, Springfield American Tomorrow there-wity be a movie. "Walt methods which the early Springfield settlers will hholo d ItIss annual dancce tomorroomorrow BOOKS ON SALE »- Mrs. Herbert Forman, left, president of the w?:':-w^mmBmsmm&^, • •... '(Continued on J)) employed. The children also had an oppor- at SiSO at thh e BypfgresB n LodgeLd, SpringS*i Sprlnmald League of Women Voters and Mrs. Leonard Zucker ciuaea are sections on the town's history, departments- of gov- tunity to observe and relate this project to Profits from ifiSâU.of tickets for . unpack copies of 'This Is Springfield,' handbook on the town now erment, schools, pertinent ordinances and an up-to-date map with RENTAL REPAIRS the annual seventh grade trip to Williams-, will go td'iuppow actlviUes carried available at frequent public mMtlngi and from the League, in* voting districts. Further Information is available from Mrs. Sol burg, .Va. •..-.•• O6itdurln#g«y«ar / Tauber, 379-1267, or Mrs. Leonard Zucker, 379-7861. • . • (photo by Bill McLatchie) 2-ThurBday, November 5, 1970-SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER Hospital to explajrj i>ik. SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER-Thursday, November 5, 1970-3 Driver will face two charges donors in second ance at $1,25, '•'•$'* "Mame" Is being directed by B' ™ie Barr Radio stations radiology careers | Ticket sale stork -of-Ghathamr^Produelng tlie muni' illilt afg~ Sbelloy Wolfe of Springfield ai.ii Rosalyn Impbite visits - Shapiro of South Orange. Renee Shatten, a to area's students I for new production Springfield resident, la art director and co- ' "Wilrtroadcasr Arthur James, 72, of 60. Caldwell pL, Lodge and the Irvlngton Elks. The second of Springfield's two annual appointments. She was assisted by a total of ordlnator. :' .' • Springfield, was pronounced dead at the scene. He.Is survived by rwo daughters, Mrs. Students from Jonathan Dayton «H_,__._ community bloodmoblle visits Was held af5v 13 other trained volunteers', who worked 88 - Mrs. Pollack, president of the group, is also after he was struck by a car Friday night, Grace Rosemann and Mrs. Ruth Schmidt, both Livingston High Schools and nine other Him James Church en Saturday, Oct. 3A, K tbtaf hours in the various stations on the "donor by Players group acting as stage manager.BernleMarx of Eliza- according to Springfield police. The car's of Springfield; seven grandchildren, and 17 schools will attend Radiology Career Day if. of 81 persons presented themselves, and belt line". They were the Mrs. Stanley Pby- beth Is in charge of set construction. Bobble school closings driver, Jeffrey A. Ward, 25, of Morrlstown, great-grandchildren. Overlook Hospital on Tuesday frOm9!S0a.m.ttj there were 76 successful donors. > tynskl, Mrs, John Kurik, Mrs. Robert Hough, Mrs. Bobbl Pollack, president of theSprlng- Pollnsky of West Caldwell Is responsible for Tune, don'tphonefor school closlnglnforma- was charged with driving while under the Six-year old Angelo DiEgiotio of 277Morris 2 p.m. The program is sponsored bydieOveB The following groups participate Mrs, August Caprlo, Mrs, Robert Cohen, fleld Community Players, announced this week publicity, Tina Novich and lrma Gelfond of Influence of alcohol and being involved in a ave'., Springfield, was slightly injured last look Women's Auxiliary and coordinatedbytwj visit. Sc James Church, with 43 d|fl; Mrs. Robert Zapulla, Mrs, Paul Welsman, that advance theater tickets for their current Springfield are chairmen for the prograrp ad don. . • fatal accident. Ward was released on $2,500 .Wednesday when he was struck by a car driven Mrs. John Stofik, Miss Jo •Catalanello, Mrs. production, "Mame,", to be presented at Jona- If any one of the four Union County Regional hospital's professional staff working with urJE Temple Beth Ahm, 9; Temple Sharey Shalom, Journal. ban.; -y » by Mrs. Elizabeth Lum of Chatham, police • .school guidance counselors. •••••'•. 'a 2; PTAs, IS; Presbyterian Church, 8; Delta" : George Williamson, Mm. W. M. Clark; Mrs. than Dayton Regional High School, Springfield* l!!fillghtWand High Schools decides to close due to Inclement - said. The Springfle'ld First Aid Squad took Henry Walter and Mrs, J. F. Satumiyicz. on Saturday, Dec 5, Friday, Dee. 11 and' weather or other emergency, the Information According to die police report, Mr. James Dr. Alexander D. Crosett Jr., Overlook; nated, 1; There were 5 postponements ^r Her of Roselle. -was attempting to cross Morris avenue at Angelo to Overlook Hospital; Summit, where radiologist, will explain tile Intricacies of- medical reasons. i ,., Refreshments were provided for donors Saturday, Dec. 12, can be purchased at the" ' ld#e in will be broadcast early In themornlng~overthe ' he was treated and discharged. ' , and workers alike by die Blood Program can- Sarah Bailey Civic Center, Church Mall, following radio stations: Caldwell place against the light Ward was, modern X-ray equipment, what if"caadlscover,, The enure visit was under the chairman-; of Linden traveling west on Morris when Mr. James' According to police, the boy .either was and tell about the human body, and how it can ship of Mrs. Fred Stickle, who arranged for teen chairman of die Summit Area Red Cross, Springfield, and also through cast members. rue of props WOR (710 on the dial); WABC (770); WVNJ brushed off or hit by the car as he ran across Mrs, Margaret Bouchard, assisted by Mrs. Tickets for all performances are $2.50 ran In front of the car. . help therapeutlcally In many diseases. . ';•"., all volunteer donors and scheduled all donor 1 Mimes are (620); WNEW (H30); and WERA (1S90). Morris avenue near Caldwell place. A, J, Melster, each, and there is a special discount student The specific name of the regional high Funeral services for Mr. James were held Super-voltage X-ray for deep seated can- Cull Bra- Tuesday. He was born in Jersey City and lived cer therapy,'pacemaljpr implantations, Bipedal;' Mrs, Vincent Pollcarplq was in charge of ticket available for the Friday night perform- school or schools to dose will be announced, 3 the registered nurses who took die donors' according.to Dr. Warren M. Davis, superin- In Springfield most of his life. ' - procedures such as heart and brain catheterl-. He was a retired Interior decorator. Mr. zadon, nuclear medicine and die use of radio-; medical histories and other Information, The tendent, who urged students and parents not to Regional delegates nurses-worked a total of 14-1/2 hours and call their local police and fire departments, dp James was a member of the Mlllburn Masonic Isotopes - all these subjects will be covered, Antidrug group with firsthand tours of the facilities concerned,; were in addition to Mrs.' Polloarplo, Mrs. World Day regional district personnel. Harry Astley, Mrs. Wilfred Murphy and Mrs. . Private and parochial high school students play active role at Students from Overlook's School of Radio-., ' THE GIFT OF- , 1 presents movie at» Daniel Kalem. ., . ;...,„ were also urged to tune In for school closings Townley services logic Technology will be available for discus-' ; The First Aid Squad, was; as always, on at Summit Y because if their home districtlsnottransport- slon and die school's supervisor, Mrs. Carmen', the scene. -As usual at'diese events, their Ing, all school bus service will be suspended. NJEA convention Stlmac, will present die field of radlologtc World Community Day, UNIVERSAL BEAUTY Daytow .program services were not required.' • sponsored by Church Women when "the regional high schools are closed, It today; descendant technology and Us challenging opportunities,,; - Mrs. Daniel Kalem,' local blood program will be broadcast as follows: The. Union County Regional High School which are many, varied and well-paid. •• Approximately 2S0 persons attended a public United, will take place at the District is well represented at the New Jersey program pn drugvabuse heldi(f JonathanDavtonj ••.chairman, expressed her thanks to "every- Summit YWCA tomorrow at, •JONATHAN DAYTON REGIONAL HIGJH A film called "Lights and Shadows" will? one concerned for their selfless participa- SCHOOL, Springfield. No buses will operate out of bounding' fgmily Education Association Convention which begins trace die history and development of X-ray. • Regional High School last TnOrsday, according . 9:30 a.m, The observan' educational community: re- ogy is «• two-year school, open to high school"" iors, Vivian Geiger; sophomores, Jody Rosa; Center In Berkeley Heights on Oct. 14, The la ted, to people's real needs, on Sunday, at 7 p.m. Guest organist for the. The organ at Evangel Baptist Church was He is survived by a son, Edward JA. of . August Caprlo, foreign language's, coordiha- - graduates it tuition of $250 the first year withi^ The 1.296 students voted for their favorites freshmen, Cindy Zahn. ' Indication of what direction It should now take classes were divided, into > three groups for recital will be Paul Llljestrand, Llljestrand. designed specially for that building by the and when the ballots were counted by class in helping to combat the drug problem. 1 _ Leaders for the m ' fpr participants in Hagerstown, Md.; two daughters, Mrs. Oebrge tor, and a member of the.executive committee a stipend their second year, and free room and'" •Faculty advisors for >the 1970-71 school ' activities, and they studied ornithology, ecol- . will be Mrs. .Petrona holds bachelor's and master's degrees from,( Cress-Miles, Organ Company of Princeton. advisors,--the following slates it officers Southward, In his comments to the audience, Kunc of Springfield and Mrs,. John Oeljaey of of the New Jersey Foreign Lahguage'Teachers. • board both years,'•.,. -hs year are: Mrs. Carole Snyder and Robert ogy, or pond life,- .• • . '• ' ••.-'. " '• . •^ and Mrs, Homer E, —^ . Juilliard School of Music, where he studied ' The organ is divided at the sides of the chan- Toms River, with whom, he lived, and two , Association, is chairman of the group's nomi- were posted for the 1970-71 school year; Gardelln, senior class! Mrs,. Evelyn McGlll noted that the number of calls being made , Oscar. Norloff was in charge of the ornltho-. town art course piano with Beyeridge Webster..He also holds . eel, with the great and pedal on one side and grandchildren. '•-. • ., '•..'. nating committee. He will present thenomina- ' Presidents;" senior class. Joseph Benlgno; and David Van Hart, Junior class; Joan Tlp- to the "hot line" has been Increasing. '' : logy .group, lie showed the children how to use • ;•• Mrs. McNair, a. coinri. the master of sacred music degree from the the swell opposite. Junior class, Gil Glelm; sophomore class, Ed- The Second museum trip related to the art tions of officers for the coming year. - lltz and James Farrell, sophomore class, binoculars. The classes practiced using diem '-'Worker affiliated' with .... School of Sacred Music of Union Theological The program for the evening will include The Regional District comprises .Berkeley Church group sets 4 mund Gerstein; freshman class, Andrew Men- and Mrs. Kathryn Vendltd and Arthur Krupp, annual senior trip and senior prom In June. by the bird feeder and then went on a trail in >.. Summit Neighborhood Coun- . appreciation lecture course being presented . Seminary, where he studied organ with Claire the fallowing: VFanfare in C Major," Henry . delsohn; ••••.•••• • cil, Is a member of die local by the Springfield Recreation Department at Heights, Clark, Oarwood, Kenilworth, Moun- freshmen class, . . Selling .of "mums/'c'ake sales and car-washes the woods. During their visit, the boys and girls Coci. Purcell; "Church Sonata in E Flat Major," German Club goes tainside and Springfield, and operates four high Vice-presidents: seniors, Paula ShlU; jun- ' Each of/the classes is engaged lh; money- are some of die. senior class money raising . Identified 16 different kinds of birds. Assistance Board, a member the Sarah Bailey Civic Center will take place He has served as chairman of the music judo demonstratiorYr! of the League of Women Vo- Wolfgang. Amadeus Mozart; "Toccata and schools. . lors, BarryPompj sophomores, GlendaJames;' it)aking..and social activities for the current -projects. The other classes will also hold .' "All die groups hid a good .time and learned Srsal v .-. ultra-tKin.:' Tuesday. The art lovers will go to the Phila- department at Northeastern Collegiate Bible Fugue in D Minor," Johann Sebastian Bach; ters, Is on the board of the delphia Museum of;Art. > freshmen, Robert Manheltnerj: ' ..' .year. The seniors conducted;their "Mr.'.Re-... dances and conduct-money raising projects P a lot. They hope to return to die Outdoor Educe- • Bimtomatji'f. U\ iith. braided Institute In. Essex Fells, and is currently the "Three Meditative Moments," Robert Elmore; oa field trip to land A demonstration of basic self defense by" glonal" dance last Friday and will hold their along the same lines as the seniors. . . ~ Neighborhood Council and is a members of the Elizabeth Judo Club will be Secretaries: seniors, Susan,Chen; Juniors, tion Center in die spring." •• 'a. roRnh''dialeji __ , $145. This series of lectures concerns the his- minister of music at Calvary Baptist Church "Choral in A Minor," Cesar Franck and'lm- member of Fountain.Baptist tory of American Art. The first trip was to in New York City and on the music faculty provisation," Paul Liljestrand. The public is Day Gare Center featured on Saturday evening at the PresbjjGT. Church, )i Cafeftdar :"SI(h" felver", $130.; the New York Historical Society and. the Whit- invited to attend, according to a.church spokes- of Amish traditions terlan Parish House, 37 Church Mall, Spring- Mrs. Dudley is coordinator cushion-Sha. ;,..-, _..ônic, "18K gold, $475.; lady's oval man, . . • ,' • field. This affair is being sponsored by the Boyd named for die BelL,La>oratorles sport watchi'$lSp,'|belge (ival'dialeB watch, $150.; 18K ' ney Museum, A field trip to Lancaster, Pa., .to visit die Miss Marzell receives launches appeal Fireside Group of the Springfield Presby- "Volunteers In Action" pro. gold long cushion'|hapcd)dres3 watch, $300.; textured Tliis trip will feature a guided tour through Amish country of German settlers was the cul- . terlan Church with Mr. and Mrs. ..Wayne Peer. gram. She was formerly co- mination of a busy month of activity for die ' The Westfleld Day Care Center is launching lSK gold bracelet "jvatch,;$300.; black-dialed automatic the collections of American art at the Phila- serving as chairman for the evening) •"•* , to new post ordinator for die Roosevelt r delphia Museum. There will be room on the degree from Wisconsin Apartment fouM Deutscher Vereln, die German Language Club its annual appeal drive with a goal of $20,000, Peer stressed that die demonstration Is • olje School Homework Help Pro- calendar, $175, -i f •' p.' .. • bus for some additional guests who may at- of Jonathan Dayton Regional High School. Now beginning,its fourth year of operation, which can be put to practical use and. Is net .', Everett H. Boyd of Rldge- gram. Mrs. Dudley is a mem- tend for a $5 fee, which will pay for the bus Marilyn K. Marzell of 25 Cypress ter,, The club, which was formed last year by El- the Center offers full day. care and an educa- solely forprofessionals.AnlnvltaHohhas WfjBi • wood has been named assis- ber of die Summit Lay Com- and admission. Lunch may be bought at the Springfield, Is among the s'tudonts who have entered and rifled dene Heep, German language teacher, enables tional program under professional supervision. extended to die entire congregation to Jbln-Si tant vibe-presldent of the Na- mittee, a member of FANS; ' museum restaurant. been granted their degrees by the University die students of German to study die culture, Pre-school and kindergarten children in the ' diis month's meeting of the couples' club-if tional State Bank, Elizabeth, and of Christ Church, of Wisconsin at Madison. The degrees were An apartment on Hillside avenue was broken ' Westfleld area whose mothers must work or The bus will leave from the front of the customs, language, history and fashions of die church. . 'IS i He will be assigned to the main - The World Community Day Sarah Bailey Civic Center at 9:30 a.m. and awarded on recommendation of the University into last Wednesday, according to Springfield Germany -- tts well as Its music, arts, and whose home situation requires day care are office at 68 Broad St., Ellza- faculty upon completion of their achftlastic police; Entry was made by someone forcing eligible. . •• • . : . program Is open to die public. will return by 5 p.m. Any guest who would crafts. ' • • . . beth. , . ' • Babysitting will be-available like to attend the trip should call die Rec- work by the students. the front door open, and the. rooms were' ran- The trip included a visit to Ephrnto Cloisters, "We continue to fill a vital need in our com- : , Boyd, a native of Rldgewqod, sacked; The tenant has been unable to deter- Smith College alumnah for children. 18 months and reation Department as soon as possible at Miss Marzell has been granted the bachelor Sturgls, Pretzel House, farmer's market and munity. Westfleld area residents have sup- " hoa resided in Hawthorne and " over. . 376-5884. . of arts degree. . . mine what, if anything, was missing, police fleiimirket, Amish farm and house in Lan- ported the Day Care Center generously over Ridgewood all his life. He Is a ^ca'sMivand "typical German food at Miller's the past three years, and we are confidentthoy will speak at meeting r/ iUKraduate of,;- Central High Two bicycles valued at about $140 were w/iceri iVSmqrgasBord."The trip to Lancaster was hold , r will continue to do so M'thefuture,." said Mrs, . School, Paterson, and courses ; Friday from the front porch of a house,c injunction with die German Club of Gov.: Gardner'Cunningham, president pf the Day-. Members of the Plalnlleld-Westfleld Smith . erv/ng' o Community of'Friends Nature Club l College Club will hear two area Smith alumrtae offered, by the Bergen County Smithfleld drive, police reported. •.'\>v>V r. .ngston Regional High School. Care Center, Contributions may be sent to the ,. Chapter, Amerlcanlnstlbiteof Three dehumidifiers were reported stolen Westfleld Day Care Center, Inc., c/o Mrs,- speak at their membership meeting on Monday 'bfeutscher Vereln had its Oktoberfeat In die at 9:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs, Richard Banking. to observe Saturday from the Springfield Sheet Metal Co. school cafeteria recently complete with steins' D.J. Fennelly, 1030 Wyandotte trail, or direct- Boyd began his banking ca- of 50 Springfield ave., Springfield, police said. of root baer, pretzels, German songs, storys, ly to 140 Madison ave,, both in Westfleld. Freeman, 819 Shackamoxon dr., Westfleld. Kathy Rodgers 'of Bound Brook, a 1970. reer with the North Jersey They wore valued .at $175 each. customs; and folklore. The group meets every Trust Co. In Ridgewood. SPRINGFIELD PHARMACY Gall Pingerhut of 35 Smithfield dr., Spring- odier'Wednesday after school with a different Smith graduate, will address the club. Miss Water fowl Rodgers, who is a Columbia Law School stu- He ,.then. joined the First OPEN 7 DAYS PHONE 376-5030 field, called police Saturday to report that dieme for each meeting. Stress is on folk Attending N. H. college U.29SIZE1I-OZ, $1,7$) SIZE 6 OZ OURRESULAR39c ' 59cSIZEJiJ . ' OUR2FOR25c'•/.< , OUR REGULAR 41c - National, Bank of Westwood Bob Lliinar, R.P. . • '. • The November field trip of her cor had been broken into. She told them songs, dancing, arts, and crafts—as well as the dent, is a newly appointed member of the Smith Rlndge, N. H. — Arlene Moskowitz, the College Board of Trustees, Giant Hershey Cotton Balls JergenV; Bounty Towels and served as assistant cash- the Summit Nature Club Satur- that she had parked her car at Jonathan language. Plans include atriptoSymphonyHall Noxzema Arrld ier for four-and-a-half years Dayton Regional High School and that her car in Newark to seetheCermahQIm Blue Angel" - daughter of Mrs, Adele Moskowitz of !6Wood- Also slated to speak is Mrs..Theodore Chocolate Bars 260 Count , Deodorant Soap; . Jumbo Roll TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE day will be to the Jamaica Bay i side rd., Springfield, N. J., is presently at- Instant Shave Extra Drv before he was named branch Wildlife Refuge to observe radio was missing when she returned. and the annual German Christmas party. Krismann of Mountainside, who Will report tending Franklin Pierce College, according to on the Alumnae Council she attended at Smith manager • of the same bank's water fowl and water birds, in- Officers and members who participated in Washington Township office. Frank S, DIPletro, president. • , College, Northampton, Mass., on Oct. 20-22. 1 cluding ducks, geese, gulls, die field trip Include: Gretchen Kraft, presl- : . Before Joining the National , dent; Gladys Roth, vice-president; AmyDoros, Llnnar Coupon terns and shore birds. Richard Church will hold JRBAR3 State Bank, Elieibath, he Plunkett, Audubon Field Notes ' secretary; Vicki Roessner, treasurer; Maggl served as assistant vice- KODAK Snow-whlli. uti. and •buib.ni; A ' Lalton'mlldioiiBtorautltr.crHmiar , It. Abtorbi l>u maik:.' i. traamy Imlanl lalfiar »l r editor, will lead the group. Geoghegan, Norma Huber, Ken Jasko, Carl .«r*moim«llcili), .,.- • • . emipMilon. : . ) president of the FlrstNatlonal 8n.ConanlfalMjn*dlcalad. Kolts, Christine Lamb, Robin Reinhardt, Susan 83t 591 ' Rendezvous will be the Reg- 5 SLIDE PROJECTORS dinner on Tuesday- Bank at Westwood in Its main uge parking lot at 9:30n.m.-on Springer, Lorraine Welnbuch and Terri SHOP EARLY FOR YOUR office. . REMINDER. Weiner. .. , • HOW MUCH SHOULD YOU PAY? Saturday. There will be a The annual church dinner of the Springfield Christmas Musts MOVIE PROJECTORS small charge for expenses. Presbyterian Church will be heldnextTuesday Medl-Mart Say's: The Jamaica Bay Wildlife from 5:30 to 7;30 p.m. in die dining room of Mendes new VP 20% OFF Refuge may be reached via the Presbyterian parish house, 37Church Mall. Over 2,400 given the • Verrazano Narrows This year's affair willbe a ham dinner pre- . at Keyes Martin pon . OH»r End. 11/10/70 m Bridge and the Shore Park- pared and served by the members of the Ladle's THERE'S way (Belt Parkway) to Cros3 Benevolent Society of the church. . Robert G.Mehdes has been m m •<• m m m m m m if, Bay Boulevard, then south on oral cancer exams named vice-president and ac- AS ALWAYS Mrs. William Wood, president of thesoclety, Cross Bay Boulevard to the is chairman of tho dinner, and tickets are More than 2,400 men, women and children count executive of Keyes, STILL TIML refuge parking lot. •Martin 81 Co., Springfield, It available through Mrs. Duncan Douglas (376- were tested during "Oral Cancer Detection Christmas/DIG VALUE B6?" • • • Day" sponsored last week by the Union County was announced by Martin 0334). A special feature of the dinner will be Card / o $ OFF THE PROBLEMS of the en- the sale of handmade articles. These decorated Unit, American Cancer Society and the Union Stelnhardt, president. TO SUIT UP vironment will be the concern tables of wares will-be in the parish house County Dental Society,. 4 Mendes joined Keyes, Mar- 20% of the 1970-1971 study group tin In 1969. He was formerly auditorium. This project is under the leader- The hospitals that participated in the pro-' series sponsored by the Sum- with Cberenson/Carroll As- ship of Mrs. Charles Masklell. gram, and the number of people tested In each Kodak Instamatlc Kodak Zoom Lens FOR ON mit Nature Club. The study Included: Elizabeth General, 300; Saint Eliza- MAne^'StALKINS sociates and Doyle, Dane, group meets at the Great beth, 500; Memorial General, 350; Overlook, INTEREST ON 15%-ln. Drowsy X35 Camera Outfit R30R Movie Bernbach. £ . SELL BABY'S old loyi "Ith a Want Ad Call F.alu NEXTÂkif PHOTO DEVELOPING Swamp Nature Centec from 8 696-7700, dally 9 lo 5:00. 600, and Rahway, 600. Also, Cranford .Ex- He attended ChampnCTCol- to 9:30 p.m., on the second tended Care Home, 85, lege and was graduated from Tuesday of each month. the University of Bridgeport. HOLIDAY • Li ••nor Coupon The topic for tills year is Mendes Is director of the NEWI . ' "Man and Nature," with the CHRISTMAS CLUBS Livingston National Little sub-titje of "SomeSUverLln- Sports at Y League, secretary of the Liv- SEASON 1 SYLVANIA BLUE DOT Ings."' ingston Lions Club and past The programs for the Lady Schlck ^ member of the LlvlngstonAd- monthly meetings ore: for churches visory Council. / lt'» lhoi,tlmo MAGICUBES Mist Beauty Salon agoln. Our Chrl«tmai Nov. 10, "No Room In the The Summit Area YMCA C110 Eoch Box of 3 Cubes Dump? Try Recycling,". StiTdeRite Club U now Mady will sponsor a church basket- LISTPRICEII39.0S . To Publicity Chalrmtn; speakers, Jennette 01 ski and •< .. t 7 I- . vJ2.25 VALUE ball league for high school AM/FM/AFC Would you Ilk* torn* help 3 your ih'of : : William Smyers. boys andexplore the possibili- With Tbli Cbupbriirt jC*S2i Offer End. 11/10/70 That's right. Open your 1971 Christmas Club now Multiplex In preparing ntwspaptr r»- for gift*- n«xt Dec. 8, ''The Recycling Ap- ties of a program Involving 803Q.FT Itam? Wrlltththlirnwi- • Limit 2 bonoi olcuboi psr cuiromer • prouch to the Holidays," — high school girls such as a Radio w/Stand 8-roll Paper year, at .Springfield State Bank. Nex*t October we'll pay OR pop»r and oik far our "Tips ?m •••• •••••••• • •••£ panel of members.. , coed volleyball league. ft Record Chahger* on Submitting N«wi R«- Jan. 12, "Effective Citizen AMtFM-aiCiFM SlaiM radio, iSjO.FT 4Vi% interest ori the average balance of dll Clubs Save on either Brand! Imperial Q-speed Iwo uaakati. aulmulc TO* . Itai..." HELEN ELLIOTT CANDY Action," David Moore. Representatives of church- ^blt '5-rollWI es In Summit, New Provi- Osterizer-Blender 242 MOUNTAIN AVi. SPRINGFIELD v For additional Information Whan your baby il completed according to schedule. And, if that readers may call Mr3. Mich- dence, Berkeley HMghts, getting ready for hli first Aik About Our 24 Hr. Enwro«ney Prescription Strvlea ael.Melnck, 464-0234. Mitlburn, Short Hills and Springfield have been inylted stop, his foot need all U«T PRICC l»».0S to meet with David R, Colteni"" Tqastmaster 1 Tho kind of holp.and we'll give you a handsome linen calendar-towel to • NATIONALLY YMCA extension director, this 39c SIZE ' MEDI'MART Oven-Broiler ' ADVERTISED •1 MILLBURN KOSHER evening at 8 at Faith Luterhan oncouragemont and cry into, just fpr joining our Christmas Club. Child'! Bayer Child's 87 Church, Murray Hill. gontlo support that Aipirln 3B> Aiplrlnaei 'SHARP' CATERERS Launched by the YMCA last tho Stride Rito ' 29 18" Portable 65 Main St., Mlllburn year, the program Is designed Flrstieprovidos. 33' 19* Color TV 376-1547 tu assist church youth programs by offering opportunity HAVING" A PARTY? for athletic competition. Each Ossert Flower * Sloppy Joei church participating must of- % Price Salel Hamilton-Beach 9-speed Stand Mixer fer a complete team of stu- u.obBizEsoz Mn 1[• Turkey* dents who do not participate Handlollon • luu 9B in lunlor varsltv or varsity i Carved 1. Rtplaetd on Pramr I«,OJ.H«NOC.OIION,,,|I,1I 32 • Decorative PlaHert WOMEN'S SHOE COLLECTION teams in their high schools. State <£ (i-—US0SIZE6.OZ. «6 Games are played in local ' FREE DELIVERY school gymnasiums with or- "Th. Hometown Bank Thot1. In Town lo Help |" ganization activities, officials you Portable AM ^ Htmtmiait S«upi and trophy awards supplied Let Us Radlo-Phonograph Utkes, Chow Main, Beef Luxe leathers by the YMCA. Fill Your G6ol#;; Noodle Pudding, Luscious lines Mtmbtr P.D.I.C. Next. Prescription 27" Stuffed Cabbago otc'.Seoour' Last year's participants In- 1T0MHOUM , That's Florsheim for you. cluded teams from St. John's OAILV 0AMtOia>M 'eoniplflta anay of delicious Lutheran Church of Summit; , OKN SUNDAYS ; foods all prepared • Ready -Black Calf FUTt|R'S SHOES First United Mothodtstandthe 'NJlUide Avenue at Route 22 - Entrancand .Ît onHill.ld.'Avenue to eat. FUTTER'S SHOES Ull YOU! Presbyterian Church, of New -Brown Calf • 333 MILLBURN AVE., MILLBURN •A.-. STOREHOUB8IDAILY9AJW.TO 10P.M., 8UNDAY80AAI.1 333 MILLBURN AVE., MIUBURI* -Navy Calf Providence, Westminster Frith Milt wi Poultry L Presbyterian and Church of 1 S25. the Little Flower of Berkeley Open Thurs. Eves Springfield, New Jersey 07081 800 Morrli Tpk« • NtxMo Stop A Shop • Short Hill* • T«l. 376-4705 . Dairy - Free Delivery | i Open Thuri. Evei Heights and Faith Lutheran of Murray Hill. j ' i" • -----

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SPRINGFIELD Leonard, Jeff field, was one of seven yearbooks In the area, Lee and Ronald Krowne, photographer's; Andrea Editorial Comment BUYING WISELY that won honors in the 36th annual Columbia Stein, literary editor;. Cathy Scott,' business WE REPAIR t REMOUNT and REJTYLE IIIIUIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIlillllllllllUUHIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIlUlllllllllllNiHIIINIIIIIHIIMIIIIIIIIlI l From B»ft»r Business Bureau Scholastic Press Association. The yearbooks editor; Arnold Gerst,. sports editor; Amy JEWEL""* l'of Metropolitan New York, Inc Were submitted last June and the ratings were Schneider, Randl Sherman, Karen Jacobs, art released last week by Columbia University, editors.. ; ... :••..' I traffic problems sprout fic is usually standing still oh Dear Larrle, should be a member of the Better i >.qi Friday ;^- SO pjn., chess ( NewVorkCity. , » ' ' • This years Regionalogue'staff and story will h, latteuctor, 1 ,to 3 tt,m«j'. cal High School In Elizabeth (first place), Top DISCOVER umlt 4ritJmaf«ion fmfi, n#w entota, a6d_all the scars can threaten : misbehaving chil- ' where I live. Will you write them and tell MBipr, dtfcejj craft dwig, ,U11U«I JbhUioS of Summit High, and Cargoes of Kent School THE kind" |)Uc«i d*elgn«d fur you aton«. )begin their 10-month process dren. ' • them to Improve or else? •<••. • Dear Employe, . .;.: •„',; ..:,. i-j'I; 'J«»tto»w. 7iM ,pjn., teen. couricU hwetlng." ' Places range-from medalist, the highest m firm In thft area that applied for a niilor I rating, to fourth place. Ratings are given in 241 Morris Ave., Springlleld divjic leaders can settle down sic down and write them yourself and tell ^8-10:80 pjn,, rehearsal tat. ,!«Mom«;" Sprlng- partment of Transportation, construction job' In the -Midwest, Their .bid v yto-'a serious, and public, cbn- them' about their service? You would really bJflleUComttunlwPlayeiMlayeiM.. •'•'"'. ' TT ^ . different groups, based-on methods of repro- Op.n djpHy ts Si30, Frl. to «• DR t-U\0 1 and they're quite welcome to be helplng'yourseU and the supermarket. Send happened to be the lowest and as.the'coiv. : . ductlon, type of production, size and type of iH-v -*!, too,, bus' Mvw for PbiU- ASSOCIATE STORES ^s.ideration of: Springfield's the letter to'the president of the supermarket . structlon was for a local government* council school. .' .. ' . ' . ' it and to its bumper (to a^tolphUMiuieumotAit, returning at5p.m. Springfield Travel Service ' UAIDEN LANE JEWELEBB ^raffle problems. . arid. make suggestions! such as cleaning up member decided to check, He made a; long ::"7 to. 8s8O pjta., children's sewing I, Dale Peter A, Scocca, faculty advisor for the bumper) crop of woes. distance call to the Better Business vBureau NEVER A SERVICE CHARGE Vlllu* Shopping C«Kr •' $| Traffic, after all, should' the place, courtesy Instead of rudeness and "-pauaer,,ln«iructtr. 8 tolO p.m., sculptare, 1970 Regionalogue, listed, the students who . ' ' H«w PcoviaMlo* - ' Y ' Otherwise, the town has only asking about the difference In prices at other and we were able to tell him what, we, 1cnew s wfLUllan johnibn, UMttrudtor; 8 to 10:30 pjta., EmTORIAL CONFERENCE — Hard at work producing prtee-winrunglSBue of Regiona^gue,' . produced the award: winning book: Richard DRAUNSCHWEiaEK BROS'. ' / |not be a partisan issue -- un- supermarkets. If this doesn't work don't buy about the firm. Then thecounollmemberasked lisMUtntl'. for !"Mame," Springfield Com- " yearbook atat- JonaftaJonathann DaytoDayton RegionaRegionall HigHigh SchoolSchool , arej/fromleftiClehnisDeLeoni**;;,;-:Uslanare from left; Dennis De Leonard Uslan,, ' editor-in-chief;,. Dennis De Leonard, J» South SI. two east-west roads, Morris oss 250 Mountoln Av»., .SprlrtgfUld, NJ. Uonilloon . » .Sleaa, anyone cares to press there. When soles go down, someone starts If the firm was a member of the Bureau • and assistant editor; Peter A. Scocca, faculty advisor, and Richard:Uslan, editor. \ !.*•.-':,, "i&.r'? lstant editor-in-chief; Patrice Lamport we said yes—in fact the president Is a board pS'Jthe. thesis that most of the. avenue' and Milltown-Shun- - taking notice, .tr~. WeoWUy - 11:30 a.m., senior Utteen pike, and two running north member. They were "awarded thei. contract. -i meettag. HP4*I.. sculpture, Lillian Johnson, Awpdoor vehicles are Demo- Larrle O'Farrell, Better Business Bureau This engineering firm felt their participation ' • • • • '• • •••*..' •r. "instructor.. 3:30-4:30 p,nv modern dance for , and south, Mountain avenue in the Bureau and its activities had certainly ma. epttic, the four-door models ' Dear Larrle, • • • ;-.••. ._yichlldren, Evelyn Panish, instructor. 7:30 to 9 and Meisel-S. Springfield. been worth the time and effort.' .j»'.. ,.;. . T p.m., sllmnastics, Barbara D'Asaro. In- MENTAL . tre Republican and most About two months ago I was mad at my . Larrle O'Farrell, Better Business; Bureau Since there is probably no boss and decided to get another job so ,1 structor. 8-10 p.m.,,Ufexaass, Helen Prank, HEALTH $2.49VA1,UG -...'• '.','•• Snicks are independents. Cer- registered with an employment agency. They instmtor, $2 per nigbt.7:80-9:SOp.nv,photo:. IT i ••:•: Siil no 6ne wants to keep feasible way of moving the MATTERS sent me on an Interview but I didn't' get the grophy, WllUnm Wagner, Instructor. • • • ; traffic through any faster, the ..- •' ' • i J. the- right! job. Yesterday right after I had a fight,with . Do you ever pubUsh .warnings? Wellflhaye ,. Thuwday — ?iS0rU:30a.m., dresBmaking, first step must be to reduce my boss (he's very difficult to get along with) •a warning for all working girls. I'm •.•..re- .fFloreaic« Alexander, lnstxuctor.1 to 3 p.m., Stanley F.Yo!les,M.D'. 'E .'A major part of local traf-: the numberôf vehicles seek- I got a call from the company and they said . ceptionist, and last week I left my ppcJjBtbHhk ...jwUday.workflhop. Annabelle Llpplnco^ in- Director they had an opening. "What I want to know is on my desk and went to get some ymti? ,,.jimietor. 3:30-^5 pjm, children's art class IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlillllllllllllllllllllllH ing to traverse the.community. mu this: If I accept the job do I still have to pay I came back It was gone;' The thief tot National Institute ' One solution might-be to . the employment agency that sent me there in my money, my btedlt cards, my-drlv of Mental Health place * a weight limit on any the first place? ...••. ' • . license, and the pictures of my:children.! rcraft potpourri workshop. .8-10:30 p.m.; rei Amenta s cars and trucks driving .-...••• SECRETARY Please print- this so that women who worldjn ^.hearsal tor "Mame," Springfield, Community In Las Cruces, New Mexico, Fastest . Dear Secretary, • • . . . •' stores tMid' offices will hide their handbags -me people ore operating a representatives illMlltUIIIIUIIIIIIIllllilllllllW MHIIIU ."'• ' *' •. •• • » '•• .'. ,-•'.-. '..'. ..' .' Growing through Springfield. ;We sug- You probably will have to pay their fee. You or lock them in their desks. ••,•..• '•;•:; X ' telephone emergency service can find this put very quickly by reading the . : t/,-,- . ; AROUND TOWN , 'v gest 500 pounds. This" would • . •'•:•.• .'• .- - •. •• •• •;'• .-,. ,;• .VICTIM, which troubled residents con rug Store eliminate all. of. them except I Letters To Edit of contract you signed. Most of .these contracts Today - 7-10 pjn., teen basketball (open , call any moment of the day $1.49 VALUE -; REG. 2 PAIRS FOR 8 contain.a clause about this sort of thing. Dear Victim, '••:.". .-' '•( • "•''••-.'•' îiS, .'••'• play). Oaudlneer girls' gym. 7:30-10 p;m.,, liiiiiiiiiiuHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittinuiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiriiinffl llllllJ or night for immediate help WILKINSON' Chain £lN WASHINGTON • empty Volkswagens. . ' . Generally because the agency, introduced'you Thank you for taking the time to, write ttile • .c«n«n's vonsjrball, Sandmeier School gym. :. at a Ume of mental pr emp- SEAMLESS Letters to the edlto? muBt be received in my opinion, too limited to even tackle our to the company, they are entitled tp a fee. .warning. We have had-several reports of this' 3.. ?rta>y#« 8-10 p.m., teenage movie, "Wait • Uonal crisir.-• CHROMIUM EDGE RAZOR Another measure which, no later than noon on Monday of. the week • tnosf mundane^ problems; - • ' SENATORS •• Larrle'O Parrel], .Better' Business Bureau type of stealing. Office workers, sad to, sSy • yim&l Dark," Chlsholm Schoo CttltS • Manned by volunteers and .'icoiild provide substantial re- they are to appear. They should not exceed It is a long and hard climb to the top of the • • •• . . . • • • * • . . • Clifford P. Case (R) of Rahway these' days,' must lock their-purses lit their jdmission. 7rl0 p.m., teen (open sponsored by the Dana Ana lief . would be to provi'de, a 350 words in length and should ba-typed.vWth political heap, and it has to. start somewherel Dear Larrle, . : ' ' desks—or take the pocketbook "with tfietn. play) Gaudineer School gym. County Council of Churches, BLADES 315 Old Senate Office Building ' :. ' Washington, D.C., 20510 little judicious editing on all letters, please). All letters must be signed. • '.'.• 81 Laurel dr. meier Field, Henry T. i ECHO PLAZA ' terventlon services puts call- the road signs. The writer's name will be withheld only at a,m,, soccer, Ruby FU ers quickly in touch with a i A. William. (D) of W.»tfl.ld the editor's discretion, and never If the letter instructor. 10 a.m -2p.m.,|: . •,' Anyone entering along Mor- DONOR REJECTED . l sympathetic ear and appropri- •%' 352 Old Senate Office Building - is of a political nature. This newspaper pal.swim pooL ; , - . KE Seamlcoii, shear mesh SHOPPING : I should like to express the apologies of ate action. Washington,D.C., 20510 ris avenue from Union, for reserves the right to edit or reject any letter. 1 : example, might be confronted the local 'blood program. committee to the -Monday — 7:30-10 pjn., ' adult basketbaU The round-the-clock phone NO in new fall shades. '-• REPRESENTATIVE STARTING SOMEWHERE . , unknown donor who came to our recent blood-; (open play), Walton School. : service is one of many serv- DIXIBS. HOVBLTIBi Demi-toe and with.a directional sign point- The old cliche, politics make strange bed- mobile visit a few minutes late, and was most iiniiiiMiiniiiiiiiii IIIIIIIIII in iiiiiiiiiliHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniim miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii ;Tuesday — 3-5 p.m., wrestling, .sixth, ices 'available through the CINTER ; Florence P. Dwyer (R) of Elizabeth reinforced tops; ing to the right to Little Falls, fellows, couldn't be truer after reading Mr. unceremoniously turned away by die New York seventh, eighth grade boys, Gaudineer School Southwest Comprehensive POPS. SANDWICHES i Twelfth District music room, Robert Senkowsky and Robert to the left to Winfield Park Kurnos letter. . nurse in charge. • ONE YEAR AGO -field Market bowlers roll on as they contlflue Mental Health Center, sup- 494 VALUE Mmmtata Ave. ft '2421 Rayburn Home Office Building and straight ahead to Mend- How pristine of him to believe that one can Although, unfortunately, we could not have NAT STOKES, Democratic candidate for the to bold first place in league play.., "Blood ..Gardella, instructors. .' - . ported in part by a grantfrom Washington, D.C., 20515 . divorce local government from all others. acoomodated him any more, we would at least Township Committee,.breaks a four-year Re- Allay" and "To Hell and Bade" are-playing - - Wednesday —3-5p.m.,wrestling,Oaudlneer the National Institute of Men- 00 ham. Life would be beautiful If politics could be so have liked to speak to him and explain to him publican winning streak by defeating Incumbent at nearby movies. . , A record turnout-jirf. ..School music room, Robert Senkowsky and tal Health. The number to dial MMtCAL Route 22 clearly defined and unrelated. If we could why it was; not pooslblo to extend our time Mayor; PHILIP DEL VECCWO by a 301-vote voters is expected in next week's off-yeir -. Robert GardeUa, instructors. 3:30-4:30 p.m., for, help ;ls listed In three IN TRENTON An inscription on the. bot- election. . ,•..,.,•:.;.-^ baton twirling for girls, Chisholm' School separate "the bad guys" - -Mr. Nixon, who by even a pew minutes. margin . .. RepubUcan WILLIAM T. CAH1LL places la the local telephone IHROOK PAIRS SPRINGFIELD, N.J. tom of the sign would provide.') supported Mr. Gross; who, supported "the Since he left immediately, and no one was defeats ROBERT G. MEYNER in the race for 35YEARSAGO •'••••:'^ — Barbara Jones and Lori Donaldson, directory-and is carried by NEW JERSEY SENATE, 40 MEMBERS good guys"—our town Republicans, who made able tq;*peak;to ltfm I; should like to take this; governor . . . Firmer Judge HENRY C. Me Voters in Springfield approve- canstrii@r3pn 'ictors. 7:30-10 p.m., women's volleyball, the Las Cruces Sun News FOR the information that this is t _ leier School gym, Constance Gross, in- TISSUES Nicholas S. LaCorte (R) not a through street to any- no effort to deny their support or refuse to means'Ofapologizing'to him and of thanking MULLEN is elected president of the Union of the Regional High School In a special'ewe- as a. public service. Volun- 56 Hillside rd. support them.- Mrs. Dwyer, a Republican, did him for his.aomlng to the donation site. I County Bar Association. . . STANLEY W1S- tton.. .'Republicans WILBURM.SEALANDgR, structor. teers do not even have to 4-roll Pak DR 64134 Elizabeth, 07208 where else. •••%'••'. not maintain their policy. She made no secret hope, that he, whoever he may be, will not be NIEWSKI, commander of the Springfield chap- G. ARNOLD WRIGHT and ALFRED G. ^"{Thursday ~ 3-5 p.m., wrestling, Gaudineer leave home to lend a help- of her differences. • . /•: discouraged' by -thief and will try us again the ter of the Veterans of.Foreign Wars, calls for TRUNDLE win the township election,.. tEE -School music room, Robert Senkowsky and Ing hand. . Chances are that Springfield ntobert Gardella, Instructors. 3:30-4:30 p.m., * Francis X. McDenriott (R) Politicians, who are apathetic to all climates next time.' • •..."•• support' in endorsing government policy in S, RIGBY becomes: the second SpringfleTd > Here's, how the service could very well, handle all of government, whether national or interna- •..;;• .'-. . SUSANNE E. KALEM Vietnam; . . EDWARD J. RUBY, the township resident to be elected sheriff of UnlfinCounML. junior gym and tumbling for girls, Sand- works: : -, t|; 312 Massachusetts »t. traffic headed for Little Falls, tional, but only involved locally, are certainly. ..•£••';. ' Blood program chairman recreation commissioner, is honored at a Construction begins on the two-room aM •jrneler School gym, Constance Gross, Instruo- When the persqn indlstress BEG. $1.60 S*- Westfleld, 07090 Winfield Park arid Mendham. dinner upon his retirement after serving for the Caldwell School...Italian troops c 'Jm*- 7:30-10 pjn., men's volleybaU, Sand- 'dials, the emergeneyinumber, UNDERBID STORAGE CHEST -..*-..*•*•-. . • ' iinuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiimuiiiiiiiiimiiiinimiiiiiiuiiiii^miiii/iiiAiiiiiiiiiiuiîiiiiiiWN K23 years; ..The upland hunting season opens. their advance into Etfiiopla;•-.- •;- THe' :. Attractive new daisy deslan. Plastyc ,•,.. Everyone 'else, of course, ."•'•.;••>•: • 15YEAHS:AGO formed Men's Club of the Methodist ( -service which infturn takes ha'ndlo. Corrugated llberboard, 34"x18"x6". $ Matthew J. Rinaldo (R) $1.S9VALUE,7O2. Ki 142 Headley tar. could just make a ,U-turn back " FRANCIS J. KEANE andiRWINWHhBERG, adopts a constitution and by-laws,». O: . his telephone number and re- into Union-and then try again KNOW ^^k Democratic candidates for the Township Com- cost 19 cents a dozen at a localsuu- femples begin • fers It Immediately to a RIGHT GUARD . | § ' Union, 07083 rtEG. 88CAPACK through' the South Mountain mittee, make a final appeal to Springfield's market. ; . The Springfield Democratic CU>b . trained volunteer on duty. The OIODMMT From N.J. Taxpayers Assa'e|ation voters. . , Mayor ALBERT G. BINDER hits begins steps to have Franklin Delano Roosl- volunteer calls buck," assesses VACUUM CIHNER NEW JERSEY GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 7 WITH FREE Reservation.' rillltlMMIMIIJIIIIUIIHtMKIDItlll rill tllllMMM4(4ltllllMtJtlliMIw WWAV4/LU4 UUIDV ttLÛCUJ^ * ^ thoughtful person to talk over 2109 Orchard ter. paid officials and consultants, with compara- Jewish Practice" is. the topic belwt dlsaissed TOOTH governmental spending can solve any problem - The Springfield Paint and Hardware on Morris his problem with, and about DRY ROASTED 2 FOR Linden, 07036 with special stickers available is on a collision course with the old Yankee tively little reaching the presumedbenefidar- on Tuesday evenings at 8:30 at Temple B.eth F 0R $1,58 VALUE avenue holds Its grand opening.. .TheSpring- Ahm, Rabbi Reuben R.Levine is the instructor. a third of the calls require- PASTE PEAHUTS , . * * * to local residents for perhaps adagg e thath"h, "nothini g bbreedds Ingenuitii y more; ies- although the poor pay. about one-third ' no further action. The. crisis ' SPONGE MOP BRUNETTES of thecost. .. gniinillllllllllllllllilllilillillllllillllllllllllllllllliiiiiillllliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiy .These sessions will run through Jan. 5. 9 6z. Jar. . . , Joseph J. Higgins (D) 10 cents for 10 years. This" than a tight budget." . in such a case has been re- • Salf-wrlnger. . . OHIY___ ' The conflicting philosophies were described•.: The President's new'Office of Management Beginning Jan, 12 a "Seminar on Contem- District 9-A, Roselle Park might bring about a return of porary Jewish Issues" will be held on alter- Iieved by a chance to talk . by Caspar W. Weinberger, deputy director of . and Budget, which'includes the former UJS. - and some useful suggestions. ' k$1.35 VALUE, LARGE SIZE' .43 Hillside rd. Shunpike road to Its. original Budget Buroau, has undertaken the task of co- I Labor report - nate Tuesdays at 8:30 p.m, at Temple Sharey the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, at Some callers benefit by re- i , $1.75 VALUE Elizabeth, 07208 purpose, but it would help the recent 40th annual meeting of the New, ordinating and (modernizing the operation of Shalom, Rabbi. Levine of Temple Beth Ahm REG. 39c EACH PONDS more than 100 federal agencies to eliminate The Consumer Price Index rose 0.4 percent and Rabbi Howard Shapiro of Temple Sharey ferrol to the mental health $1129 VALUE COLD # * * Jersey Taxpayers Association, center or to another commun- COVER GIRL just to keep all the. strangers duplicating .and sometimes conflicting .pro- in September, according to the Bureau of Labor Shalom will lecture and moderate. Experts in SALAD BOWLS CREAM Peter J. McDonough (R) Liberal federal' spending and frequent de- , ity agency. If the caller seems going up the pike. flcits of past years, he said, have fed in- grams. The task, as described by Mr. Wein- Statistics, putting it at 136.6. Higher prices various fields will be guest speakers, Topics iff MAKE-UP District 9-C, Roselle Simulated wood. flation which "robs. everybody," All govern- - berger, who has direct responsibility for .the for consumer services, apparel and nouses for discussion will be announced. There will be disoriented and in need of EFFERDENT Liquid or compact. 925 Oakwood pi. On the other hand, the state assistance, the volunteer Dlahwoshor safe, $1,29 VALUE, 3ft Oz. mental spending now represents 37 percent budget, will include measuring accomplish- accounted for almost all of the increase from no registration fee's for members of the tem- ' practloally 3 1 k Plainfleld, 07060 and federal experts who go into ment against objective, determining whether August. - •-.••• ." . w.orker himself calls the cen- REG. 69CEAOH Fon of the national economy, unless governmental ples, . TABS-96 Limit 1 unbreakable. I VICKS * * * their occasional transports budgets are brought under control, Mr. Wein- programs "are. taking us where we want to . Food prices declined less than they regularly . Hebrew courses this year are being con- ter or helping agency and sets SHOE berger continued, the public spending sector go" and which should be continued, curtailed do in September, reflecting a loss than sea- ' ducted in cooperation with the Ulpan Center up an appointment fort the. FORMULA 44 ' Horbert H. Klehn (R) over" transportation might troubled person.. District 9-C, Roselle will consume SO percent of the gross national .or dropped.^ sonal decline' in prices for some fruits ana -which meets at Temple Emanu-El in West- BOXES REQ. 750 j.consider providing their area product by' the year SOOu, leaving "little Not Optimistic of success of efforts to vegetables. Lettuce and celery prices In- field. Inquiries can be directed to 232-6834 Special emergencies are. Clear plastic with lid. .SO VALUE, 3 OZ. SPRAY j ., 823 Mldwood dr. ,. . handled by contacting psy- PLAYING : sV'with 'adequate highways ' and room for individual freedom." ' hold down the 1971-72 budget, Mr, Wein- creased. Egg prices rose more than usual. or 232-6770. ' . , RED. $13.99 NORTHERN • • ~i Rahway, 07065 berger predicts It "will be bigger than any- However, prices of beef, pork and poultry de- chiatric staff at the mental F D S •;'••'• * * * ' ' ' The former director of finance of Cali- CARDS 2 sufficient public carriers, "... and now lor tha iwim iu It port at ogr.i health center immediately, or Charles J. Irwin (R-At Large) fornia finds spending control difficult to achieve one likes." . . clined instead of showing their usual Septem- FOR FEMININE , . ber increase, . beauty pqgoont*' • t \ by calling the Memorial Gen- Bicycle deck DECKS'! 600 Sherwood pkwy. • both rail and -bus as well as in Washington..Some 70 percent of the federal Noting that "in Washington practically no Mrs. Bdurner, 72; of poker tng 7 HYGIENE I 1 l one asks you to pursue a pollcy.of economy, eral Hospital, Volunteers ELECTRIC . Mountainside, 07092 monorail; underground and budget is regarded as "uncontrollable" be- UIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIUIIIIUUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II Illllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII illllllllllllliujllllllll or pinochle cards. *1 08 VAUlTÔX 0M7Q cause of mandatory enactments by Congress except the President," he expressed confidence work from their homes, ro- ' perhaps Rahway River hydro- over the years. The pervading myth that large .. that taxpayers and citizen organizations *b ' toting 12-hour shifts during O-TIPS iimiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriu' planes. • The Senior Citizen Housing Committee has been asked to determine whether policeman's mother which they are on call. BLANKET $1.89 VALUE A A scale public spending Is the answer to any throughout the nation will encourage economy HOUSEHOLD conoN But now, of course, we're . problem makes' It difficult to reduce the re- efforts "which do not make glamorous news, there is a need for Senior Citizens' Housing, and if so, the housing require-' rFuneral services were held Saturday morn- The project.coordinator is SWABS School Lunches I . starting to get impractical; maining third of the $200 blilion-plus budget. but touch the people." ments. Accordingly, anyone interested Is asked to assist the committee by ing for Mrs. Charlotte Wildner Baumer of 61 provided office space by a .Machine washable polyester, BROOM Even the poor are trapped in the Spending- . Mountain ave., Springfield, who died last week cooperating church, the First | rayon, cotton blend. Nylon lllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlilllillllllllllllllllllllllli answering the following questiqns: _ . Presbyterian Church in Las. Clean sweeping from HISTORY'S SCRAPBOOK 1. a. Name • of; an apparent heart attack at home. Mrs. binding, fully automatic. strawtrlstles. Bjjjumer, 72, was the wife of Joseph Baumer. Graces. .Well into its third .FLORENCE GAUDINEER SCHOOL 'IUIIII HlrUUUWMUMIIlUllt IIIIIUIIIIIIIUIUllllUUIUIMilllillilllllUtinlllllintlllUllllllllMIIUmUIUIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIllUMIIUUIlllllllJlllLlllllll . DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERVEAR8 Fits twin or full bed. ," ';' - - Age .. TBey observed their 50th wedding anniver- year of operation, the emer- Monday, Nov. 9 — Juice,, hamburger or gency crisis intervention ser- . cheeseburger, ketchup, hamburger bun, po- b. Names of other members.of family and relotioljsriipy): sary in June. REG. 69* tato chips, sliced tomato, fruit milk. Christmas mailing deadlines Abraham Lincoln was elected president of ;Wrs. Baumer, a native of Brooklyn, lived . vice program demonstrates . Tuesday — Juice, frankfurter, mustard, the U.S., Nov. 6, 1860. The US, recognized . __«,/ Age_ in? Newark and Irvlrigton before moving to how a group of concerned peo- REG. $7.49 FAMOUS NAME ' GIFT frankfurter roll, French fried potatoes, sauer- The Post Office Department has established the following deadlines .Panama, Nov. 6,1903. Springfield four years ago. She was a past- ple can mobilize themselves $17.88 VALUE'9 17S11JIWBL WRAP ; The elephant as symbol of die Republican A for the good of their com- EASY CURL HAIRSETTER kraut,, cookies, milk. for mailing Christmas parcels and greeting cards in order to meet the , ' , . 9°__ pCesident and retired'member of the Women's WRIST WATCHES ,40 square feel ROLL party was first presented by Theodore Nast N|val Fleet Reserve Auxiliary, Brooklyn. munity. Kenners' hair setter Wednesday — Juice, pizza pies, carrot , _. ; Age A large selection ol handsome of paper or 15 PACK Christmas delivery date. lnHarper's Weekly, Nov. 7,1874. • 3he is also survived by two sons, Patrol- The Mental Health Center, ' CORNINGWARE SET "just like Mom's". sticks, fruit, milk. styles for men ! square feet of foil. '. The firstAmerlcanLegtonconyentionopened rn>p Edward R, of Springfield and. Herbert A, located In Las'Graces, pro- ConslslsoM each 1, tviand Ulses6 600 Thursday — Juice, hot turkey sandwich, c. Address 1V4 quart covered- or women. All $2.50 VALUE gravy,, cranberry sauce, corn, Jello and top- 1. MAIL FOR ARMED FORCES OVERSEAS ' in Minneapolis, Nov. 8, 1919, Allied forces o£ New Providence, and six grand-children. vides a wide tfange of services . watt light bulb Invaded North Africa, Nov. 8,1942.'' for four counties In southwest saucopans. Go from freezer heal. Cpmos with have matching ping* milk. J Ârrangements were completed by Smith & SJ99 strap or band. CHRISTMAS CARDS • lo slove without harm. . 99 Greeting Cards New Mexico. The Federal as- accessories. Friday — Chicken noodle soup or Juice, orce 'St. Louis was incorporated,.Nov. 9, 1809. d. Years lived in Springfield? S|ilth Suburban, 415 Morris ave., Springfield. Box of 50 The CIO was organized, Nov. 9,1935. sistance, which isforstaffing, All come gilt . grilled cheese sandwich or pork patty on bun, Surface Mail Nov. 6 Nov. 12 boxed. assorted dUl pickle, fruit, milk. : Sir Henry Stanley "found" Livingstone in e. How many parking spaces required? extends over a period of, the $12.95 VALUE traditional or SAM (Space Available Mail) Nov. 20 •Africa, Nov. 10,1871. The U.S. Marine Corps center's first 51 mbnths of religious Menus subjept to change in case of emer- Student at Pierce 3-WAY DESKETTE $19.99 VALUE PAL (Parcel Airlift) Nov. 27 was established, Nov. 10,1775. > 2. Are you interested in an apartment In a Senior Citizen Housing .operation. cards. ,» "Unknown Soldier" Sleam Spray Dry iron QUALITY, DELUXE was burled In Arlington Cemetery, Nov. 11, 3. If yes, which bf the following apartments would you prefer? Christy lane, Springfield, N. J., is presently magnetic board, with 36 sleam vents. ' attending Franklin Pierce College, according CHRISTMAS CARDS 2. DOMESTIC MAILS (EXCEPT ALASKA AND HAWAII) 1921. Please check. pegboard. ' Sprays a line mlsl at any a. Studio (kitchenette, both and living room) to Prank S. DiPietro, president. Comes with $099 selling. Perm. Press REG.79d PACK OF 25 itadcv Parcels Greeting Cards accessories, labric sellingg. b. One bedroom (kitchen, bath and living room included) posture molded seat. SEIF ADHESIVE Distant States Dec. 1 Dec. 10 ,,,wllh which hoi b»«n mirgid tha SprlngfUldSun c. Two bedroom (kitchen, bath and living room included)" HANDY, PORTABLE $24.95 VALUE STAR BOWS < Local and Nearby Areas Dec. 11 Dec. 15 J. NORWOOD ^_Jl MounleNn_oy«., Sprlngluld, N,J, 070B1 SEWING CHEST tun Atlraotlve tortolso or clear WRANGLER ,8«cond Clou Poilog. Paid at Sprlngflald, N.J. HE IN5ULTEP ME.TD0.A 30% OFF' 3 VAN NISS plastic with brass hardware. Publl>h»dtachThuriday by Trumar Publishing Corp. 3. ALASKA AND HAWAII ...JU6tNIBBLEI>Kr} • Own home • Rent • Live with family THE SPRING HORSE TOB FOO0....I— ARTHUR L. Removable tray. Organize Molded plaslic, Parcels Greeting Cards •5. What is your monthly housing expense at present? _ • sowing accessories. Awordid flrit plan by N«w Jtrny Pratt WELLS "sturdy sleol. * Ailoelatlon In 1967 for ganaral axcallanca Irame and high BRinc VOUR Surface Mail Nov. 30 Dec. 4 6. What rent are you able and willing to pay for the'apartment of your.: lonsionaprlngs choice? . ...-.• Phonai 686-7700 • Air Mail Dec. 14 Dec. 14 (OmPLETED ROLLS *****• 7. Do you belong to any Senior Citizen organization? • Yes fl No ' in FOR ,' NEWS AND EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT 4. INTERNATIONAL MAIL 8. If yes, what organization? , ' . L—' \. REQ. $23.99 Abnar Gold, adltor REO. $3.99 EHTRH FRST, Robarl Ubklnd ' Jonlc. C. Adlar 'Surface Air Greeting CENTURY RADIO PHONOGRAPH • '. Lat Molomut, dlractor Solid stalo electric or bnllory LOW PRICED " Parcels Parcels Cords 9. Do you have any suggestions on Senior Citizens' Housing? HEATING PAD operated. 2-spocd phono. Earphone with |ack, .' BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Canada and Mexico Dec. 4 Dec. 16 - Dec. 9 PRItORIPTIONt riLUI •'; ' Robarl H. Brumall, odvarllilng director AC cord ( South & Central America Nov. 13 Dec. 14 Nov. 18 IVROLASSBS RIPAIRBD. built In. . Includes ' Sam Howard Europe Nov. 13 Dec. 14 Nov. 18 Send replies to: fien Yarrow, chairman . V; 'Publisher - 1938-1967 batteries. Africa Nov. 2 Dec. 10 Nov. 6 , . . Senior Citizen Housing Committee 76i ; We reserve the right to limit quantities i Trudlno Howard, publlihar Near East Nov. 2 Dec. 10. Nov. 6 •'•'•• Sarah Bailey Civic Center Prompt StrvlM Copyrfrjht, 1970, SupaRx bruga, Ino Milton Mlnli, •M'eutlvi publlihar Far East Oct. 16 Dec. 10 . Oct. 21 ^ ;• .Church Mall, Springfield 241 MORRIS AVB., SPRINOPIBLD Aihar MlnU, builnaii mtnogat HIMUBIIIlllllllllHtllllllttHIIHIIIHHttlllllHIIIIlnilllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIHII: Mlllllllllllllltllllllllli luiuiiiiiiiiniiiiiHiiHiiiMiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiii mini mm iiiniiiiiiuiiitiniiijuiini iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '.IIIHIHiW.II'i/i.t .-Thursday, November 5, 1970- " . Westfield woman oppolnt SPRINGPIELD (N.J.) LEADER-Thuraday. November 5, WO-t^^! Movie marathon at NSC 1 cting head of visiting nur Summit Y

leeping bags replace seats MM. Johanna E. Ktttnidy, formerly chltf Mri. is readyior publle health nurM for theitatiofNewjiriey, Film buffs got more than their money's machines are used in commercial movie emphaalwl at each meeting. Expert! In KTiiM«ptMipptotm.eBttiicting«xecuavKTiMtotBttiicting«xecuavjj the fields dealing with drug abuse will beat the HereV worth this weekend at Newark state College in houses. dlractpr of tbe Vmtiflg ,Nurie and Heiltb supervision . .'Mate^huttdited drug abuw oduc big bazaar Union. . The snack bar where the films wore shown meetings. The workshops wl}l be under the Serpai (VNHS)., ••',.,• v . •-. ' t • • UnWtltyi sndHsraiMfj on Thursday, Nov;i2 when It li suporvrslqn of three District fsculty members Winnie Mae, a seven-foot The ..college center board sponsored an all- became too dense with smoke at times and the Mr*. Kennedy resigned this'September from Height! hospital in Bwoklyn., •. papier mache anowlady, Is- crowd drifted into tho halls of tin* college five in-service,workshops for ttiehorfe^-.i. who participated in the summer training pro- •170 worth of f ' ' ! film festival which drew about 650 stu- lite New Jersey SuteEepartmentof Heilthwitn gram: Gerald Rettenberg; Joseph Martino and ready to greet' the more than 1 between 7 p.m. Friday and 7e.m.Sotur- center, often reclining against the walls or She.served three <'.' .__* , Tho four rogionnl high sclioolg will'clo»« at sitting on the cold floor. the title of state eoordlnitor, consultative ser- Nurse Corps in. the PuOU'-... , „_, • 12:30 p.m. next Thursday and dlBo.Noyând Udward Ammann. . •'•'.. 5,000 pro-holiday shoppers vicesîealth. Prior to that the bid been chief World War II; was a staff nur se_wlth,tfa« Cdra- 24, and -Dec. 1 and 9, to permit tcM W KehablUtated ex-addicts are scheduled to expected at the Summit Delicious Freebies snack bar In the college center was Also shown to the film addicts were "Night public health nurse for 12 years, .' ' YWCA's annual Winter Maj> crowded with blankets and sleeping bags as of the Living Dead," The Bedazzled" with v munity Service SotHety WNewafa' attend the two-hour and 25-mlnuM.S(!8Won;irt . take part: In one of the sessions, according to She is currently consultant for the Division T ket, to be held on Nov. 18 and some of the less enthusiastic viewers decided Raquel Welch-, "The Loved Ones" with Robert was later the director of th«'T die auditorium at tho David Urearley Regional Ur. Donald Merachnik,: assistant superinten- of Nursuig;Department of HEW, Public Health ' High.School, Kenllwqrth. EacliofUiewb^Sffijp* dent for pupil personnel sorvicos. The teachers 19. The hours will bo from 10 From your •von on a.blt of rest- before tackling such as die Morse and Jonathan Winters, "Lust Horizon" Visiting Nurse Association ui;: ! with Ronald Colemon, "Alice in Wonderland" Service. She also serves on the steering com- wiU run from itiO to 3:55 p.m., wltli all,Oi»- will also view sevorol films. . a.m. to 9 p.m. on Wednesday uncut'Verson of "King Kong" and "Invasion of mittee of the Home Health Agency Assembly in. Mrs. Kennedy is i fellow of i_ T_ : and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the Body Snatc'hers with Kevin McCarthy. and various short subjects. trict teachers required to intend. •.•tvfiM - Amuri)jtlie topics'to be'eovored are: The New Jersey, whose concern Is Medicare' and Public Health Assodatlfci; and the.tutbo* of •: • Adlfforent agpoctof thodruK-nbu'sopi*Heni sodotalaspocts of Hie drugrevolutlonj history Thursday. • . . • . " •An outside firm, College Circuit, provided several published artides In national niags- t Jr.HotShoppcs: : Medlcald services. '. •• and cause of drugTisagej.tho pharmacology of Boy Scouts from Troop 275 the films, projectors and projectionists for the PLUMBERS, ATTENTION! Sell your «.rvlc.i to In making the announcement, Mrs. Hugh zlnes and ''PubUc Health NewV*. / 5 ^ ; and Cadettes. from, Girl Scout - •movie marathon. Films were shown with both die various druRslncludlngmarijuana,opiates,- Just bring Us the coupon of the day, and we'll give you your 30,000 local lomllln wild a low-coil Wan) Ad. Llvengood, president of the VNHS, said: "Mrs. barbituratos and hallodnbgcns; current treat- Troop 25 this week adorned the' tfr.mm and 35 mm projectors. The 35 mm ' Coil 686-7700. She has served 6nmoriy,conimitt«e» for second order of whalevef's pictured absolutely free..-';; Kennedy has hod an outstanding career in public the National League for Nursing and fo£ sev- idspfchd ment mothods and facilities; and-ways in which windows of the Y building with You can save as much as $3.70 If you use all the coupon^ health nursing and the agency Is Indeed for- eral state and national hursing'otimKitlddfe, teachors may co|)e with the-problem of drug • huge snowOakes which they . And just think, two of yog will be eating as cheaply tunate to have her leadership and direction. The abuse. . '•.•'•."-•:••••• had made. Hundreds of volun- aaone.AtJR.HotShoppes. • . • . •" EARLY COPY . ••.' board end the staff look forward to the asso- ' Mrs. Kennedy lives at MO Bevierly Jri in teer workers who Work year 1 Speakers scheduled are: Dr. PaulGUlen, Publicity chniniion me urged ACCEPTS TEMPORARY NURSING POSTIV-Mrs.. Johanna E. Kennedy, left, of Wesjfleld ciation. * • '• •••••••; Westfield.with her husband, Donald, u attorney chairman, deportment of anthropology and so- round Jor the success of the ; to observe tho Friday dead- accepts, appointment as acting executive director of the. Visiting NurEe and Health Ser- Mrs. Kennedy will direct, the agency part- inBayonne. . '.;'-''•'• .?•• KS''\':•'••• ciology; Trenton State College; Dr. Morton fund-raising event have been line (or olher than spot news. vices (VNHS) from Mrs. Hugh Llvehgood, president. She will direct the agency on a time In its multi-service program of home The VNHS principal office is at 354 Onion ori car theft aHatt)jit Rodman, professor of pharmacology, College putting finishing touches to part-time basis in- Its multi-service"'program of home visiting and public health ac- visiting and public health activities until a full ave., Elizabeths A second office Is In West- Includo youi iramo. address Samuel Richardson of Newark wascoiWlcted of Hhormncyi- Rutgers.Universlty; Dr. Eugene hand-made fancywork, tivities.to 13 Union County communities; time director can be named. field at 773 Central ave,' .. ; - gourmet foods, holiday novel- Sihmerel arid phone number . of -nttempttng to steal a car by'Judge Max Sims, medical'director of-the New Well Drug T__, -,—^TOtiblMVJla^rTOMo&ynâveraie, ;•' Center, Newarkf Dr. Harvey White, New York ties, hand knits, unusual need- f.*ening ceremonies beld,recently with particl- ' Sherman Monday in Springfield Municipal 1 - psychiatrist; and Jeremiah OTtwyer, of low lework and thousands of other .. J.-.+'-.,t'J;..-,i.'i;L-r^,'i/'.;.jri:-'.-i^.-jB.vv^-.;? • t , .... • •/ Court. R'lclurdson was fined $10Oandreceiyed | Bros. n 30-day sentence In the'Union County Jail.- firm of Johnstone and CDwyer, Westfleid. items, ','... Twenty days • of-the sentence were suspended,'' . Tho third phase of tho drug obuso education Started as a small bazaar to program Will consist of 10 hoursofinstruction aid YWCA World Fellowship ; The other 10 .days are to be -served on five ' Publicity 'Cholrm.rr-or» iura't ^ ^(iJ!VeriPOKl 116011 consecutive.weekends. He also was placed on' In drug abuse for every student beginning and field In one room over a Fridoy d»adlln»;.lorôth»>.lngntipeti'ri«w«.;;lr a year's probation. • • • •';. ••'•-•.•:•• January 15, 1971. Courses of study ore cur- local store more than 20 years elude your nenf«V«4dr>»i'-qnl!phbniniMb»^ rently being prepared arid these will be utilized ago, the Winter Market has Walter Dlneeh of Summit was convicted- becomo n Y tradition and now • -••• ••••••-••^: ?>.:• A::JH •>•• K.^ • < hames qirecor tot r • of driving while under, the Influence of alcohol,' within health classes. . . . Seventh, and eighth grade teacherslfrom the fills tho entire building and •invites you He was fined $115 and had his driver's license even spills over into a'room suspended for six months. ' •! •.. ••','•' •••'•-. > public and parochial schools in the seiidlngdls- trlcts, have been invited to attend the Regional In the Central Presbyterian. ELGEHI TIM 1 SERVICE : Pour: persons were convicted of speeding;' Church for a children's mar- ^ to visit . Simon- L. teggett of Newark paid $35 and had teacher workshops. , , • ' ' A committee consisting 6{ teachers, admin- ionette show; - The show this m his driver's .license .Suspended: fncSQ^days year will1 bo'."Mary Popplns." : .fop-'gdfaig'.'.7p 'miles per. hour in a 4twnlle istrative! personnel and the. communltV, hns '•' -our been assisting in the planning. Appointed by Dr. The proceeds from the ba- professional who Has acted, directed and stage- zone on Springfield avenue, Walter Erla of zaar provide a substantial part -crewed from Summit to Broadway to Los Union was. fined- $35 for going 56 mph ta a Wnrreh M. Davis, superintendent, they are: Rettenberg, Martino, both teachers, and of the annual YWCA budget, Angelas and back,' Since 1963 he has settled, 35-mlle_zone on Morris avenue, George. B. as well as providing an annual U:. "NEW"-:". . PLACES, . downjl-;blending education and .Broadway/by Menden. of; Summit paid $35 for going 46. Ammann,. guidance counselor; Dr. Merachnik; Dr. Martin, Siegel, director of instruction; John - donation to the work of the teaching theater, at Pace College iti.New York mph' in a 25-mph zone on Shumpike "road YWCA in countries around —*• *"r'—•» acting and directing asafgnmerifs ;a«d Charles. R. Marks of South OrangejW^S Brown, health and physical education coordi- SHOWROOM THINGS nator^ .John Dlxey,- principal of the. David the worldj / ' fined; $45-for going 60 mph".in a 25«Wiile 'Holiday '' decorations will Dumalsjs also an author, and is fringing out zone onMoUntalh aVenue,' ;• • • - ''i^fe Brearley Regional High School; Miss Anne Ro- 1 mano, assistant principal of tho JonathanDay- surround the many booths that By JOE BELFORD ' a.btfok based on a series of crltiqueson play-. : .'Other convictlorts and Jlnes were: , J6er:. will display original paintings, «'i .and see Wrights, he deUvered as .radio lectures at; Horowitz of 176 HUlside ave., SpringHeld, tdn Regional High School; Dr. Minor C. K. Jones of Mountainside, member of the Regional hand-tnnde tablecloths, felt- RECENTLY the News media from: Pace, He Jias written several one-act plays ; $35 Jor hltting..a. sign on Mountview road!. 1 T Board of: Education; Mrs. Thelma Purdy, a work, boutique Items, gourmet coast to coast carried the.story of the - '?ndhehojMssponTt£i.flnlshhlsflrst'fullTlength . Charles F. Imbimbo of Chatham, $25. ior I the Finest ; member of the Qark elementary Board of Edu- dinners and baked goods. birth of five (S) daughters, to a young' , playi The -Library of' congress' issued; & ••' - cutting off- another vehicle at the intAWecUoa-i J.. of Morris and-Mountain avenues; Thomas . cation'tad active in the drug abuse program, Advance reservations are married couple that lived outside of commendation to Dumals' for his volunteer ' required for two of the chil- ' help In recording instruction's for lay readers Corley Sr. of North Plainfield, $65 for leaving and Mrs; Lucille Weiss, of the Gaudlneer Furs Pittsburgh.. Unusual to say the least! School, Springfield. • dren's activities at the Winter but then consider the story of Mar- who work with bUnd students in the New-York,^. the,scene of an accident, and Percy Fi Noreen., The Regional District comprises Berkeley Market: children's lunches for Jorle Ljuise Spelchlnger. ' City school system; . .. '•'>*/;: '-••**•>•,:•:••••.; of Bloomfield, $15 for; using Ucense-plates'/;; Heights, Clark, Garwood, Kenilwprth, Moun- three to six year olds, to be Who, you ask is-'MarJorle Louise -This past summer he.was dlrector~ln-resi- 7. from another vehicle. held at 11:30, .12:15 and 1 dence of the Delta Summer Repertory Theatre>•<• tainside and Springfield, and operates four Spelchlnger? Marjorle was born on high schools. ' . ; both days, and the Marionette August' 9th, 1936 In Mendon, Missouri of San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton, Co], Theater presentation of Mary 30 YEARS IN NEWARK in a multiple birth. During the past His first assignment was directing Tennessee '-. Poppins, featuring 16 mario- like this one! century there. has been 12 reported, WilUems' "A. Streetcar Named Desire,^ In nettes and four live charac- and verified, births the same as the die summer of-1969 he, was selected sji.ona of ©ocd|ak enrolled - tors. The show will be held one Involving Marjorle, Marjorle how* - 24 teachers across'the-coutttry.for on both days at 10:30,3:15and ever is the ,solo survivor of the,Sex-. 4:15. Tickets should be pur» tuplets.M.Yes, that's right-SexturJJets* J .1257 Deerfleld'd. chased in advance at' the . Schmerel Bros., Furs Six, Yes, Six children all as theV*r mgl6employeesofSi YWCA.. Readers may tele- native of. Lewlston; Maine, and a graduate of markets General, Woodbrldge, who are Paul W. Goceijsk'o'f 356 Forest Hill way, OUR OWN DESIGN.ER STAFF MAJOR REPAIRS STORAGE. suit' of one pregnancy. Twelve times phone 273-4242 for further during this century it has happened, the University of Maino; He holds an M.A. rolled In a 10-week, non-credit course designed Mountainside, is amon^!4 men enrolled In a information. : and Marjorle is the only survivor. degree in speech, from Cohimbia and expects to provide an understanding pf food marketing six-week'seminar In Tools and Techniques at Union College, ..Cranford, Sponsored by the • •• ••'-.. to receive his Ph.D. in educational theater of Supervision" at Union College, Cranford, RVJNGTON-35MILLRD. - NEWARK' We're certainly not a Doctor, But we from' NYU. He was with CBS as a TV network Division of Communlty.sfervlcis. . sponsored by Union College and the Chamber 375-7M5 74 LYONS AVE. can DeUver. the NEW or RETREAD production-coordinator, working on such shows The course is Intended ifor-thbs e in training of Commerce of Eastern Union County. I ;••• WA 6-0969 TIRES you nee"d and want at prices that as 'To TeU the Truth," 'Beat the Clock," to be store managers]-or/those, desiring The seminars feature businessmen dlscus- SEWWHRT? advancement, Prof. RlcJi^roV^ Selene, director THIS WEEKS PATTBUN'B I fit your budget; Stop down at ELGENE "You Are-There" and the "Arthur Godfrey slngi mcK topics as supervision of employees BY AUDKRY CANE • TIRE CO. .today. We're conveniently Program.". , ;•'.•'..... ••"• •'•' *•• and-dudes, labor relations, work medsuro- located on Milltown Road (Between Route Dumals has worked with several local m«pfefemployee, training, relationships with 22 and Morris Ave,) Opposite Farcher's munity groups Including the MaplewoiJS cd'-workers, and budget responsibilities. The Grove. MU 7-4150. ..•'•', ers and the Mo'ntclair Immaculate .Pliy&rs seminars opened on Oct. 20 and will continue QuUd. The StroUerS have poriormfeilseyeral through Nov. 24. Goceljak is employed by THE (Copyright) of his one-act plays and plan to do another in managemsht in, conjunction ,Wlth Supermarkets Nev/hrk State College, Union. . . NEW FEDERATED MiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiHiiiiniiiiiiiitiiiiimuiiii'iiiw January. . • • ' .•?" . -General;1 •t'-^1"* r -^ ' ' •

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••,'•.».•. Tha troop mada • sttte flag for the Juliette 8-Thureday, November 5, 1970-SPRINGFIELD (N. J.) LEADER Low program at St. Jamas School on Oct,38* • W-'-' ^•rij.-n'-iiihi: • V >;-'ivt'vr '•"•- Girl Scouts get senior tr oop The flag was carried by SUian AmmUUfi with Maumen Kuslk ai honor guard, Tha trdopgift M9r 5 for educational pilot projects in< to provide community service Three-dqy meeting planned schools. i •• •„. '.•••• Plans for'to conference Include d*j 1 l-6eeut*-h»ve-«nnou»e«d-for- Biirovwle-tgoopsÔladys Roth, HnllyHnnitta and 736 front i Thaln te-S'if-' Glnny HarbaeStare working as library aldesat planned a tripto Philadelphia for today.' itienf o_f- a wnnpoBdvt—u , — ^ motion of a senior troop for .the first dine, files of an effective urban teacher^ 'Mrs. Henry Huneke Is the leader and the the Springfield Public Library, These older will visit Independence Hall and the Franklin fe'«hutf;defermeiits on "Effective Urban Teacher' '••< '•••.' 1 Teachers from New, Jersey iff' ' girls provide service, . ' girls work for bam, bot badges, and they must Institute, The girls from Troop 756, with Mrs. Fred Hettenbach, their leader, wait to . .Young men with high' Educators from New Jersey and four other city school systems will attend the summary attend the conference are Mrs, Sally Grelner,. Laurie Ross, Karen Pfelfer, serve SO hours to earn • bar. states will-bold a three-day conference on session. ..' . Newark; Mrs. V. Madge. HaynMJ The Brownies from Troop 31 at St. Jemes the Great Swamp In October for a hike and to lpt$ery;eari, dijjnjlthelr „, .,,„ 'The Effective Urban Teacher" in Newark, Cindy Rloux and Mary Ann Rebel work as work on the observer badge, •:. ' '. ' themsolves rato;torflelective Service': pool Each state department will have a team ange; Mrs. Joan C. Williams, JI program aides, helping younger Girl Scout and School have learned the Brownie Protrflse, ; starting Sunday.as part of a special project of observers present. Staff representatives The whole troop Is working on this badge ..anHgalii a,lower;priority If their Mrs. Mattle'V. Sutton, EUzabeth;*' . J handshake and four songs, lneludtajt "Taps" focusing on the development of effective teach- from the areas of research and development, and the Brownie "SmU?' Song. Their leader, as well as the worldwide games badge. The , notosll64.or»,•.•-.>;•>„,. ,••..•.••..•;•••>.•.,„.. , ,. Drakes, Trenton; Mrs. Jeanne Bi ing in lnnericity areas. ' ;, teacher certification and in-service educa- den; Myrna Mazer, Perth Amboy! I Mrs. Joseph Leoturdls, reports that the girls various patrols are working on the prints, . .. >.; Wonel^Joseph"; T., Avejla,, State Dlwctor The state departments of education in New Democrats art in the.round and hospitality badges. The of Selectlye .Service,; said this /Week/that a J S y> tion, ..urban projects, and public information erlne E. Cole, Atlantic City; Mrs/./ made BO place mats and nut favor cups with ' !S M Connecticut, Delaware; Pennsylvania will comprise each team. ' (Continued from page!) a Halloween motif for the Bast Orange Veter- girls enjoyed a trip to an apple orchard where young-.:man,wishingita/drop a.defe'ment In ford, New Brunswick; Fred S '" and New York are participating in the proi- Discussions at the conference will focus son; Mrs. Catherine LaRo»a,;l fled and very proud. I will do my best to do a ans' Hospital. The girls made "Slt-upons" they picked apples and had cider made'from favor pf:.I-A,.classlflrMtl6nJ ••••.•. a.teacher to attend the conference. Thedls- •"For.young men holding a' higher,'number ct a e Newark the celebration. He claimed the most accurate than that readied by their'.local board ?— S'i l I ' East Orange, Jersey City, prediction of the local.results, with an esti- and No; 19S'h»s boen pWiected as thehigh- •f^^!fe^|^^«y.HeiSsToM,.^„ ., ....., Elzabeth, Trenton, Camden, Perth Amboy, mated margin of 280 .votes, compared to the : ,' > broo^ni. pJocluced by the Roglna Corp.,. Rah*|iy,\W^gdward' FeldmaB, vice^weTlMt of AtlanUc City; New Brunswick,.Paterson, Union actual margin of about 240. •-..-. earinumber'which,a^yUoeal.'boaW.caareach' • VornadO.-.Iari;,during an observance of:the milestone at the Two Guys Discount Depart-', City and Hoboken. Later in the evening, WaUyKlelnmah, a party ^?. reclasslficajtiort'will berrnlf 'these "men ^to merit Swre'ln Hackfinsock. Two Guys Is a division of Vornado, Earl W. Seltz, president The conference will start, with a dinner candidate two years ago,, shouted the proceed- go Into a lower-priority text ysari^"•."'• ' of Redno,'left, and Sig Rehbock, vice-president, marketing; look on. Regtaa, one of the meeting. It will conclude with a luncheon ings to a momentary halt. The lower ^prtprify.^s'^stlit'l^" said 'an . 'nation's'leadlng< manufacturers of floor-care appliances, Is first In the production of on Tuesday and a final summary session ' Elizabeth ^dratt• btfldtf •,.*!&,the classification : : "Tills night is the product of the past 23 •; Ughtêlght sock vacs, • •;:••••.-•;•••• :.:• •. . .. •'.•;. .'. " •...,•. v.•.„•.••: . • •'• " '/ '"' following the luncheon. The education com- DIPLOj«tA. TIME—Members of the Springfield Fire Department, paid right) Raymond Lonhart, Ronald SUchtor, Siegfried Merkelbacb, would no^be'calMd• iniless all Available men Matthew Allen, Donald Stewart, Anthony Wunderllch, EdwardElchen- months, since Don Lan took the party chair- missioners from ,the five participating states ',', and volunteer divisions, received diplomas from' Chief Robert Day manship," he declared. "Don Lan, far more . are inducted bfeejiempted irl the year follow^- and the superintendents of each participating ' (tight) after'recently completing" a two-day training courses Sea laub, Raymond Rleger and Chief Day. Charles Bishop and Jack ing the individual's- :reclassiflcatl6n'toliA. Rawllns also received diplomas. • ^ ^ ; than anyone else, won this election. The Demo- Girt. The program was sponsored by the N.J. State Fire Training (p E . crats took every race in town .except the con- FiHI.SSMiE College, a division of the State Safety Council. Shown are (left to gressional contest against Flo-Dwyer. And we START YOUR DCCORATIfMS'HAN WITH carried the. town for Sen. 'Pete' Williams by Toys to be donated Republicans St. James Cub Scout Pack 73 set • nenrly 1,000 votes. This is Don Lan's night." seftit to 1,000 children . ' NAT STOKES, who started a Democratic : '(Continued from page 1) trend when he was elected to the Township '• Colonel Joseph t, Ayeê, ^wêrs^steM . • "the'New-Ybuth Activity',^ a program to Kom,Initiated a series of exhibitions of the ; Tlieeyesofad!ousandchildrenwillbe,twink- Si> Whm's itiognlflitnllr new In floor faifilins that creili a luxurlewv for another year; begins candy sale Committee a year ago,. said quietly^ "Of director,-of. Selective Service, announced this '> extend the New-Jersey State Museum's ser- artof children encompassing tha globe to hang Ung a little brighter this Christmas as they re- j'but we're | to start tomorrow. We'll ceive toys from an orphanage'lnIsrael donated, bachgreund for Irving... nnw « Spedd Fill prices! (htm frtni'M course I'm very happy. We won with two fine week that the, state's induction tSallforNbvem-' vices to reach, a younger age group; has been In the'lower level hall of the main musUem with vny flnolfib»»In o w«elth ofwonrfetful telort. ' • - /i : declared. St. James Cub Scout Pack 73 hold, its first Stuart. Third year pins Were given to Martin Wr is for 193 men, 78 lbssthan'the October • -developed-Jjy, George F. Korn, the museum's "Children's Art.from Around the World."• by Roth-Schlenger, Rt. 22 at Chestnut street. candidates.. I am sure we will all serve the 1 Union, a winner in the Strombecke'r Corpora- 1 pack meeting of the season last week the high- Byk, Billy Koonz and Jeff Studloso, Jeffrey ''calL;\i' :•<•,'.-• •'';' • , ••-••• •• '••;•..• head teacher of fine arts. ; Loaned by thelnformatlon Center on Children's v tllOEINSUIDU MtTMUTNM OKI WUU ettMMi' community in the best way possible." tion's free Christmas (giveaway/ ...... M.EA&WHILE, THE STATISTICIANS were light of which was a parade of Halloween masks Silverthrone was awarded an assistant donner Later in. the evening several of, the cele- Also during November, 861 registrants will An ex-supervisor of music hi the Readlngton Culnires, a service of the United States, Com- llvinj the returns in the other races, and made by the scouts. Cubmaster Anthony Ragosa stripe and Christopher Smith was awarded brants,'noting that Stokes will be the senior be forwarded to the Armed Forces Examin- Township schools, Korn. teaches, cello at mittee for UMCEF, the opening show Includes THo Strombecker. Corporatlflh, Chicago- MOHAWK BflRWICK and Cubchalrman Gene Studloso welcomed all a denner stripe for Den 2, , based .manufacturer of Tootsietoys, Strom- i,TrSresting, but predictable split emerged Democrat, on the governing body, began to shout, ing "and Entrance Stations, with the Inductees Hunterdon,, Central High's Saturday morning 40 paintings by children from 3B countries, CA i'r'ii i "."'«• ^^•aêa. J&eltop of the ticket. While Sen. Williams visitors and cubs. Our new. den mothers for A Thank You award was presented to Mrs. 1 classes, conducted under the Tide ID Siring on dUplay until Nov. 29. ',..',. /!.;•• becker Home Road Racing sets, Circle H plastic' 1 "Let's hear it from the mayor.',' ! ' for a pre-induction physlcalrsxamlnatlon,. ; : lefeated his Republican challengerj Nelson this year' are Den 1, Mrs. Roberta Majewski; Lois Lalor, Mrs. Lily Byk, and Mrs. Rose Stokes waved them aside', "this nlghtbelongs y. E?ro(^ram '' ' '•• Subsequent exhibitions will include ;'.''Jap- animals and other figures^ and Cameo Dolls, toitinr.rtuili. .-.;f;>" ijrosMJby nearly 1,000 votes, Rep, Dwyer Den 2, Mrs. Mary Frain; Den 3, Mrs, Morlene Stunrt for their years' as den mothers. ,to Art and Bob;" he said, '"Let them dothe anese Childrents Art," "Mercl,EjSench Chil- selected a "Santa" from each of the 50 states, Hprlshney; Den 4, Mrs. Carol Haws. NewCubs Webelos leader Karl Piedl welcomed Louis 71 1 .at random, from the many visitors to Strom- per. i d • lefeaxea her Democratic opponent,Daniel talking." • • • •••. ' . ••• INTRODUCING dren's Arti "Children's ArtfromArgenttoa.r «tude eiatrt • fuilem Ammiano," Donald Flood, James Frain, Kevin ImWMlM, nMtr M* Ltpriyi«by more than 1,500. '••»•' for this year are James Beyer, Anthony Cola- Finally Lan came out of the cubbyhole where and lithographs done by children from South becker's showroom during the 1970 Toy Fair, d CMM In arW ;.•• ,- art "for the furtherance of peace and to •INKaMMIHUD 1224^,, "The responsible Democratic majority of •TJitj Chrlitijirii ihopptr the Mohtcldlr Art Museum on Originally he approached the embassies of strengthen the United Nations." " MMTEROHAROE fluarters to congratulate the victorious candi- Ragosa, Christopher Smith. Second year pins Laurencelle and Gerry Kaelbeln gave each boy Springfield Will give the people of this town the OF SWITZERLAND ' formerly of House of Revlon will --be.' happier rand' -' Sunday' In the first; of the mu- UH1-CARD • FBPUN • dates, A. Arthur Caprio and Robert T, Welt- were presented to James Frain, Kevin Lalor, their boy scout kneckerchief. .different countries and then thought of UN1CEF He said, "Because spiritual unity is neces- SPRINGFIELD . best damn government they over had," let* tired If ih« uiei '. aeum'a fall series of; three ' week, halloween-Ume, when children collect sary before political unity can be achieved; WOMAN bhek, Bultman and Donlngton returned to ex> Donald Lusardi, Gordon Peterson, Jamie Rl- The Candy Sale chairman Bill Koonz gave mat gift haadquartoril Sunday afternoon concerts.- , . money for the children's emergency fund, ' nEMEnRINOVOUR pharige condolences with the departing GOP. chelo, Brian Smith, John Stofik and Billy the Cubs a briefing'on the candy sale. The atten- Take advantage; of our because knowledge 1B a prerequisite to the 'ROOMMEUUREMENTI Miss CoUfard and Miss Ml- Works w exhibit in "Children's A« from eradication of fear and hatred, from which tafftpalgn workers. Afterwards, Bultman dance award had to be divided three ways with 2 Mountain Ave. Chrlilmai La/.awoy , qiielwlE play Variations "sur • JjROS. Opp. Lyons Ave., Irvlnot©*, fetated: . Den 1, Den 2, and Den 3. Charged with 2 counts Plan. For a w«altri of Around the,World'? were painted By artists comes war, a program of visual cultural BUYFROMIPEOIILISTSIN Springfield •' un theme do CoreUl" by G. ranging In age from six to 16 years, dotting wchange can be a tremendous force in the . FLOOR OOVERINQ OIHII IWNIIM UUKtU PHONE ES 1.S9OO *We had a better effort than we've ever had. The winners for the Halloween masks were Steven Bennett Kurtz of New York City was Idaai to h»lp you ait .Tartlnl-Krelsler, Sonate K.. 'the globe, from- Afghanistan and Algeria to Recreation as follows: one, FranCensteln, Ronnie Majew- arrested by Springfield police last Tuesday ready forth* Holiday shaping of a society which has precluded war OPIN WON., WH). & FRI. NITEJ jfgot .110 per cent effort out of everyone Ssason ia» ug at«Vt..- ;.378!;en si KMaJeur'jhyW; A. . .Tunis* andUSSR».. ' .. -.'.'' and world misunderstanding from its Com- y (Continued from page 1) ski; two, Native Dancer, Kevin Lalor; three, and charged with two counts of motor vehicle ; BUY HOW AT DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICKS! w'-I'm more sorry for the people that SALON 376-6990 i .Mozart, .Poeme Op, J25 by E, i The late- D. Roy Miller developed the pro- position." '.•••. , . -worked so hard than I am about anything else. Until Dark," for teenagers at. B p.m; at the Lion, Glenn Horishney; four, SmokoytheBoar, violations. They are driving while on the.re- Chausson, Airs BbhemledS by Raymond Chlsholm School. Admission Is 75 Timothy Goetzke; five, Robby Robot, Jeffrey voked list and using fictitious license plates. "I will suggest that both Mr. Caprio and Silverthrone; six, Snoopy, Peter Pope.- He was released on $250 bail. GALLOPING HILL ; P; De Sarasate, Sonate by C,, Mr. Weltchek make themselves available so cents. There will be teen basketball for boys g that their transition can be mode easier,-and in the ninth grade and up from 7 to 9:30. DRUGS& SURGICAL byM.DeHalla. 1' be happy to make myself available to them." p,m. In the girls' gym of the GaudineerSchool, -•-The museum'8-eoncevtsare offered to smokers There also will be basketball and volleyball Musical morning ^Sqiiepin^lifiRd; open to the public. Admission Bultman declined to speculate on the causes for boys and girls In the sixth, seventh and At 5 Polrjts, Union, o! his defeat. Neither did tie attempt to hide his eighth grades from 7 to 9:30 p.m. in the Is' by voluntary contribution. a noyance at the campaign tactics ot his op- Y series climax (N«l to A & P) •...., whoymntfoquit habit boys' gym at Gaudinear, Mi 7-6242 . p nents. - There will be a. teen coffee hour and game , A musical morning neutt A new successful solution Uve weekly clnsses in each . "There's a winner and a loser," be said, room Saturday ''fr

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'MjiM^i^^^^^M%^^^;:-£- ^Ki^:!! %$-\ • Church Chuckles h> CAHTWRICHT PBI GFIELD ) LEADER Thurad November S, 1070-SPRINQPIELD (N.J.) LEADER ' •. .. f . • •' OUR LADY OF LOURDS ^ ®'*' - ay* November 5, 1970-11 300 CENTRAL AVEH MOUNTAINODB 3 added to Rev. GERALD J. McGARRY, PASTOR Overlook appoints McLellan J^y._GBRARD B. WHBLAK ^ 1 y • '. HvANjJBL bA^ilbi uiUKLlH ASSISTANT MUSTERS .' "WINNING" ' 242 SHUNPIKE ROAD, 8PRINGF1ELD : Sunday-Masses at 7, 8, 9;15, 10130 a.m. Too 'many.of us ire slaves WILLIAM a SCHMIDT JRi, PASTOR ' and 12 noon, . . ,.' . to the Idea of "winning." We chief of emergency medicine The professional staff of the Union County chlatrlc social worker, all day Wednesdays Today—7:30 p.m., choir-rehearsal under Saturday evening Mass — 7p.m. • •"'. will do anything to avoid a New' director of cmergoncy medicine at Psychiatric Clinic at Overlook Hospital Sum- and Fridays, ' ' the leadership of Jack Haviland, director, ' Weekdays-Masses at 7 and 8 a.m. First "second-best" finish.' The IMPROVE! Overlook Hospital.Is Dr. Arthur S. McLellan clinics in areas of need," Heinteln explained* mit, has been reinforced with the addition of • The ollnlc offers outpatient psychiatric ser- • Friday—-7|1S p.m., Pioneer QirlaV. Friday, 7, 8 and 11:80 ajn. i high school coach may be a of Madison and Chatham, who will take on full- Dr. McLellan cited a long-standing interest a psychiatrist, a psychologist and a social vices to residents of Union County and North Saturday—«i30 p.m., Messengers of the New . Miraculous Medal Novena and Mass: Mon- fine u'acher of history, or. time responsibilities In tills newly created post In community meVUdne as ono of us prune worker/According to Benjamin-H, Haddock, Plalnfleld at offices In-PlaInfield, Summit and Covenant annual dinner; speaker: Dr. A. Tack. . day at 8 pjn. • . . .: \v: V: mathematics, - but his tenure ENJOY MORE LIVING SPACE at the hospital. - " motivations In giving up a successful private clinic executive director, the staff now totals Elizabeth, with the Overlook Office serving Sunday-r9i45 a.m,, Sunday School with - Benediction during the school year ou Fri- at any school will be deter- "Dr. McLellan's appointment will Impor- practice, to move to his new hospital-based 11 for the Overlook Hospital outpatient facil- Berkeley Heights, New Providence, Summit, classes tbr all ages. 11a.m., morning worship,. days at 2:30 p.m. »' • ''•';; .•'•.;, mined by the achievements of and A NEW HOME ATMOSPHERE tantly broaden both the scope and quality of position. •-•'••':• ity. . • ••." • V; " '• : . Springfield, Union and Mountainside, : Pastor Schmidt will continue his messages in Baptisms on Sunday at 2 pjn, by "appoint-' his team in each game they* ... HAVEHAIT& REED CREATE: emergency service at Overlook." commented ,"ln these times of social crisis Hi isofthe . New members of the. staff are Dr. Liesel- A non-profit organization, It charges fees. I John. Junior Church Is held at the some hour ment. '.'.. ' " .• " ."• . •:.': —.' play. Professional sports. In., Robert E. Helnleln, Overlook's director and utmost importance that hospitals reach beyond otte Carey, a child psychiatrists Dr. Maria based on ability to pay, with support received. under the leadership of Mrs. Ethel Donson, Confessions; Every Saturday and eves of any category,lsapayingprop- board president, in making tho announcement. their institutional walls to meet needs where Berky, psychologist, and Haddock, a social front county and municipal governments, 5:45 p.m,, youth groups with James Wester- Holy Days and First Fridays, from 4 to 5 osltlon only so long as the • A LIVABLE FAMILY ROOM Former president of the Overlook medical tliey exist," he pointed out. "I am convinced worker. Dr. Carey will-be on duty all day 1 boards of education and community funds. velt, assistant to the pastor. 7 p.m., organ and from 7:45 to 8:30. • tJim, local team Is a winner. Rare staff and a member of the American Academy dint preventive medicine and early- detection ' Thursdays, Dr. Berky Thursday mornings and Grants for training and special programs recital by' Paul .LUJestrandi organist at the Is the community that will • AN "UP-DATED" KITCHEN of General Practice, Dr. McLellan has long techniques' are one of the. main answers, This Haddock all day Tuesdays,. ' ' are received from state and federal govern- Calvary Baptist Church in New York City and TEMPLESHAREYSHALOM support a "loser." ft- been active in Overlook medical staff affairs, includes teaching on nutrition, pre-natal cart, Other staffers Include Dr. Jay Fldler, the ments. ' chairman or the music department at North- . 'Junior duplMi th« warld's (euUd-uto, ' AN AFFILIATE OF THE UNION OF We ''should strive to appre- • A MODERNIZED BATHROOM having served as well as vice-president, chief hygiene, ^valuation of. home environment and eastern Collegiate Bible Institute in Essex twl«««d volu»i. H» pnltU hit own fouUd- clinic's medical director, Thursday mornings up, twlil«d valu»i.' : . AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS ^' ciate the value of competed ve- of the general practice session and chairman many other factors. The new trend lsnotto sit and Friday mornings; Dr. Entire Nadas, clin- Pells, ,N; J,' Nursery care at both services. SOUTH SPRINGFIELD AVE. & SHUNPIKE RD, ness. Don't throw me Idea o'f • A "YEAR-ROUND" ; of the bed utilization committee.- in. the Ivory tower, waiting for the crisis situa- ical director, all day Mondays and on Wednes- Industrial nurse taking Monday—7:30 p.m., 'Explorer Group of Pio- SPRINGFIELD winning away. Winning is a Dr. McLellan Is a graduate of Colgate Uni- tion, but to movooutintothecommunityto pre- ' neer Girls. . • -. • •'•• '• • ST. JAMES ~ ~ RABBI HOWARD SHAPIRO reason for effort, a.reward 1 day mornings; Dr. Jane Hobson, child psy- 8. SPRINGFIELD AVE.. SPRINGFIELD USABLE PORCH versity and Cornell University Medical Col- vent these tragedies from occurring. ' chiatrist,' and Dr. Elizabeth , Rozsa, adult' human relations study Wednesday —7:45 p.m.,- prayer meeting, CANTOR IRVING KRAMERMAN ., . for effort. We need, however, lege, after which he Interned and took Ills Overlook currently .maintains some 14 MSOR. FRANCIS X. COYLE, PASTOR psychiatrist, Friday mornings; Mrs. Barbara . Veronica Comerford of 525 Ashwood^nL, REV. EDWARD, OEHLING, Ira Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ' to recognize that winning, or •ARE-DESIGNED residency at Motliodist Hospital In Brooklyn. A clinics,-devoted to the specialties of obstetrics Solopk, director of psychiatric social.work, ' . SPRINGFIELD EMANUEL Brown of Springfield, and William Roseny son is not the sum total of value native of East Orange, lie served as a lieuten- and gynecology, tumor, hypertension, dental, Springfield, is among 18 Industrial nurses church, mall at academy green • REV. ROCCO L. COSTANrnNO, HOUSE EXTERIOR all day Wednesdays; Mrs. Prlcilla Pearce. enrolled In a human relations course at Union .--. REV. PAUL L. KOCH, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosen of Springfield, In any game, In any effort. , •• .EDWARD P. BRENNAN ant in the U.S. Navy Medical Corps. dermatology, diabetic, endocrine, fomllyplan- administrative psychiatric social worker, full . SPRINGFIELD. NEW JERSEY 07081 were called to the Torah as the B'nai Mitzvab Defeat should be criticized WE FURNISH BLUEPRINTS, PERMITS, . Dr. McLellnn will have overall cliergeof the ning, general practice, medical, genital-uri- College, Cranford, sponsored by the Union .. JAMES DEWART, PASTOR • . ASSISTANT PASTORS time;.Mrs. Betty Brenner, psychiatric social County League of Industrial Nurses and Union Saturday—Confessions from 4 to 5 p.m. at the Sabbath morning servicelastSaturday. only when It was achieved : AND CARRY OUT panel of five physicians who rotnto the duty to nary clinic, orthopedic, pediatric and surgical DR. ARTHUR S. McLELLAN worker, full time; Mrs. Leslie Allen, psy- Today—8 pjn,, Qertnan evangelistic service Today — 8 p.m., youth group meeting and MJSS VIRGINIA SPERANZA through a lack of effort. give fulltime, experienced coverage for emer- clinics; These clinics are staffed by voluntary .College's Division of Community Services. conducted by Emanuel Schwlng, lay pastor. Mass at 7 p.m. A COMPLETE GUARANTEED INSTALLATION Account manager The coursei opened on Oct. M and will con- dance (dags. - .. - gency patients atOverlook.Overloolcwasoneof members of the Overlook medical staff and Dr. ' Guest speaker is the Rev. R, Lupp of Germany. Sunday—Masses at 7, 8:15, 9:30 and 10:45 Tomorrow - 8:45 p.m., Sabbath evening die first hospitals in the state to Institute such McLellan will work closely with them in setting tinue through Wednesday. The Instructor is Friday—•!! a.m. to 7:30 p.m., annual bazaar a.m. and at noon.', Speranza-Noviello Springfield State Lawrence C. Basset of Westehester County. service. Rabbi Shapiro will preach. ' '' a panel of licensed doctors to provide this up new and expanded programming. Dally Masses at 7 and 8 p.m. Saturday - 10:30 a.m.. Sabbath morning -at Keys, Martin Sandier grant establishes N. Y., a management consultant In the field Confessions Monday through Friday from Edward P. Brennsn has been named vice- quality of emergency service for its patients. Another .broad, area of Dr. McLellan's re- 11 a.m. to'2 p.m., snack bar In Fellowship . service. Rabbi Shapiro will preach, ' • . Yule clubs topqy Currently Overlook serves close to 20,000 sponsibility will be medical coordination of the of. human relations for Organizational Re- Hall, S:IS p.m., roastbeef dinner, continuously 7:15 to 7:45 p.m. No confessions on Sun- troth is announced, . president'and account manager of Keyes, Mar- source Counselors, New York City, and an days, Holy days and eves of Holy days.' Tuesday — 9:30 a.m., adult educaton class emergency patients a year..With thestoadyIn- visiting nurso-home care service of Overlook* served.' ' ','....•. in elementary Hebrew. 8 p.m., adult education - Springfield State Bank has WIITifiKD tin 81 Co., Springfield, it was announced by -Mr. and Mrs. Paul Speranza of 8 Mountain crease In .emergency-usage of hospitals, pro- Under the team concept of VN-HCS, each home Far East collection Instructor at Falrlelgh Dickinson University, . Sunday—9:30 a.m., Trlvett Chapel, worship Masses-»On eves of Holy days at 7 p.m.; announced mat It will pay 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Martin Steinhardt, president, « on Holy days at 7, 8, 9 and 10 a.m. and class in Introduction to Reform Judaism. , View pi., Irvlngton, have announced the en- 4-1/2 percent interest on the fessional direction has become a necessity to care patient's requirements are worked out. service; sermon: "A Christian's Prayers/' Wednesday - Noon, Sisterhood luncheon. gagement, of their daughter, Virginia, to HI6HWAY10* WHIPPANY.N.J. Brennan joined Keyes, Martin in July 1970 Lewis N. Sandier, president of Sandier and "Religion of China: Confucianism and Tael- 7p.m. •• ... ' • •','•.. . average balance of all 1971 Insure high standards and meet the eyer-grpw- with medical supervision, In liaison with the' 9:30' a.m., German language worship service, Alphonse Samuel Novlallp, son Of Mr. and on the agency's Shop-Rite account. He has Worth Carpeting of Springfield and founder of •sen," by Weber, . • 880118.1118 at 2 .p.m. Arrangements must be Qhristmas. Clubs • completed ing need. ' ' v • . '•'•;' ' private physician- - . -Arrangements are mode for the Sandier and Worth. Charitable Foundation, "Japanese' Literature: An Introduction for \ Bmanuel Schwuigpreachlhg; sermon: "Separa- Mrs. .Mario Noviello of 48 GreenhlU rd., worked in retail food advertising 4br both made in advance. . .' • . : according to schedule. FOR A SURVEY OF YOUR HOME ^'Overlook curretltly has extensive pjansfor visiting nurse skills, physical therapy, occupa- has presented a gift of $500 to the Springfield Western Readers," by Keene. . , > tion," text, John 8:11,9:30 a.m.ChurchSchool To Publicity GKqirmeh: Springfield. • : supermarket chains and agencies during tho . . • . •••',. Edward W. Moore, presi- Y enlarged community outreach,' in which Dr. tional therapy, speech therapy, inhalation ther- THIS for all ages, 10:30 a.m. coffee andbuns served Miss Speranza Is a.graduate of Irvington post 16 years. . . ' Public Library for the purchase of a Par. East. . "Concise Dictionary of Spoken Chinese," • ANT1OCH BAPTIST CHURCH '•' "i • dent, also said persons open- \. OR . : : - He attended Seton Hall and St. Peter's McLellan will be directly involved, working apy,, .laboratory testing, equipment rental, . collection to be known-as tho LevensonCollec- by Chao; ' . • • ' ' . by the church school staff In Fellowship HalL • Would: you liHe some help High School and Wilfred Beauty Academy.' ing Christmas Clubs at as liaison with the members of the medical home health aides', arid homerpoker services. 11 a.m., morning worship; sermon: "A Christ- Si SPRINGFIELDAVE.,SPRINGFIELD \ . She is a cosmetician for Malson Pierre, College, Brennan, his wife Dolores and their tion, In memory of his friend, the late Dr.' "Koreans and Their Culture,'" by Osgood." WEEK'S REV. CLARENCE ALSTON: PASTOR '• . . in preparing riewspapeir 're- Springfield State would be giv- AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE OUR m four children live in East Brunswick. staff both in-preventive medicine programming • Dr. McLellon will also serveasthohospital'-S Joseph Richmond Levenson. "Foundations of Chinese Art," by Wllletts. . ian's Prayers," text, John 17,11 a.m., church South Orange. ' • > en free calendar-towels. . '. chief medical officer, for Overlook's disaster nursery. Wesley Mouse. 6 p.m., Junior High Saturday—3 p.m., Church School choir re- leases? Write to thitf news- Her fiance Is attending St. Peter's College, NEW IDEA-FILLED SHOWROOM Dr. Levenson was a leading scholar In . "Studies in Chinese Thought,".by Wright, . hearsal. ; ;' The pure linen towels can be plan, working with a special committee of the Chinese history. He was the Sather professor "History of Japan," by Sanson, ' Youth. 7 p.m., Senior High Youth at the Union paper and ask for our "Tips Jersey City, at night. He is assistant manager HEALTH Methodist Church. ' Sunday—9(30 a.m., Sunday School. U a.m., used throughout 1971 as a Phone 887-1122 or 763-2000 medical staff to keep the hospital ready and re- of history at the University of California, on . Submitting News re- for the Domestic Finance Company. - calendar and as. a dish towel Studies sky hearsed for any,major casualty situation that Monday—4 p.m., confirmation class, 8p.m., worship service; 7 p.m.. evening fellowship. C1070 by Hail & Rned Corp. | Berkeley, when he drowned in a boating acci- Wednesday—8 p.m., midweek service, • lleases." '•: v.-, '.'.".•. :>••:'" " No date has been set for the wedding. thereafter. '.-.••• might arise, Here, he will work closely with dent last y,ear. . • •'••. Symphony to give Methodist men. .: , . . Civil Defense groups and area rescue squads. Dr,. Levenson was best known for his trilogy NEWS Tuesday—6:45 p,m., Prayer Fellowship din- at entitled "Confucian China .< and Its Modern PREO GHEENBERG^ ner, Southern' District, at Springfield Church. - 8- p.m., Prayer Fellowship program featuring MORE? . Carl Taeger of 50-C Troy Fate," which waspublished between 1958-1965. first of 3 concerts ' He was described by a colleague as a pioneer 'Almost everyone has taken a doctor's Archie Dennis, baritone. ... dr., Springfield, is among 100, Wednesday—8 p.m., education commission, adults enrolled in "What's Up 14 local students in the development of Western understanding of prescription to a pharmacy to bo filled, a modern China and especially the relationship but many wonder what Is on the prescrip- home of Mrs. VirginiaGleltsmann, 14Hemlock There?—An Introduction to in Summit Sunday- terr., Springfield. Astronomy," a 10-week, 'of Marxism and the Confucian tradition. tion and to-whom It belongs. Although.the course conducted at Union in evening session The library lists this trilogy in its Levenson • The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra comes prescription la the legal property of the collection along with additional books .written to Summit this Sunday. This concert, the first patient, the pharmacist Is the prescrip- TEMPLE BETH AHM College, Cranford, by Ama- ANAFFIUATEOFTHE teur Astronomers, Inc., and by Dr. Levenson as listed below: of three family concerts to be presented at tion's custodian. He is required to keep of Union College "China, on Interpretative History: From the . Summit High School, will begin at 1:30 p.m. a record of it, and, in the case of a nar- . UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF-AMERICA • the Sperry Observatory, which BALTUSROL WAY. SPRINGFIELD opened on pet. 5. This is the ' FburteeFbt n SifilSpringfieldd residentid s aretyemqng ' Beginnings to the Fall Of Hani" under the-direction of Henry Lewis, the sym- cotic prescription, he must keep the 560. New Jersey residents who launched their' Liang Ch'i-ch-ao and the Mind of Modern phony's music.djrector. . _ ." prescription on file, for at.leasttwoyears. • RABBI REUBEN R, LEVINE fourth year the course has CANTOR-LAWRENCE P. TIGER been offered at the Sperry college careers this semester In the evening China;" , ' . ._• The family concert series, Initiated in Sum- A customer can request transfer of a session at Union College, Cranford, a two- "Revolution and Cosmopolitanism: Tho Wes- mit last year by the orchestra, has been re- prescription to another pharmacy or ask Today—12:30 p.m., Senior League meeting. Observatory and it has been 7:30 p.m., USY meeting, ' . completed by more than 700. year academic community coliege. tern Stage and the Chinese Stages." quested in Elizabeth, Wayne and Westfleld for a copy. However, a copy Is not a valid persons, , '' They reside in more than 50 communities . In addition to Dr. Levenspn's-works the this year as part of their new series. Two prescription and any pharmacist would Friday—8:45 a.m., Sabbath services. In eight New Jersey counties: Essex, Hudson, ' collection contains many titles on a variety of future family concerts in Summit are sched- have to get a doctor's authorization to Saturday—10 a.m., Sabbath services. The 10 lectures are pre- Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Somerset, Sus- subjects - history, philosophy, literature, art, uled for Jan. 31 and March 21. Both will begin fill it. Sunday—8:30 p.m., B'nai Brith Men's pro- sented by.members of AAI 1 sex and Union. . . ,;•' religion and all phases of thought that make the at 1:30 p.m. and are on Sundays; . ' gram, with guest speaker. „, THURSDAY NOV. 5 FPIDAY NOV. 6 SATURDAY NOV. 7 •••'.•' which developed the course More- than 2,900 men and women are' en- Far East - not exclusively Chinese but Jap- The all-orchestral program for this first There are hundreds of records in our Monday—^8:30 p.m., B'nai B'rlth Men's -J WUUilU >WUUi»PJ>. tMUUMMI along with the Cranford Adult rolled in both the day and evening sessions. anese and Korean as well. concert offers a variety of musical works. files, for people have confidence in PARK meeting. 8:30 p.m., Deborah board meeting. School. Through lectures and • The opening selection will be Beethoven's Tuesday—8:30 p.m., adult education ses- 5 IN EAST ORANGE AND SUMMIT Union College offers majors in liberal arts', A sampling of some of these titles Is listed DRUGS, 225 Morris Ave., Springfield (in demonstrations, the layman liberal arts-education option, engineering,'-, below: , • . • • Overture to. "Etrmont" - a musical tribute the General Greene Shopping Center), sion. 8:30 p.m.,. religious affairs meeting. becomes acquainted with the ' physical and life sciences, and business ad,rf; "China: A Short Cultural History," Fltz- commemorating the 200th anniversary of die Phone 379-4942. ' Wednesday—11 a.m., Hadassah antique universe; motions and physi- ministration for transfer and terminal stu- 'I'gernld. ,' . ..'._• Bonn composer's birth. Open dally 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.! Sat.; show. ••••' "••:.'.'. Betty Crocker 2.Layer • THE EVENT THOUSANDS cal characteristics of planets, (dents in both day and evening sessions, and,)', The orchestra will then play excerpts from 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sun., 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. meteors, comets and stars, a major in'law enforcement In the the "Mother Goose Suite* by Ravel, and a FREE DELIVERY ... BABY NEEDS ... CQMMUMTY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cake Mixes and how professional strono- session. • • .' • •,. ..p, modern work entitled "As Quiet As," which SURGICAL SUPPLIES ... PRINCE GARD- . MEETING HOUSE LANE . 312-9357-M5-351 mors" go about;'finding out s ; Accredited by the Middle States Association ' was written In 1966 by Michael Colgrass. NER WALLETS ... CHARGE PLAN MOUNTAINSIDE .:- UmwiOM«MM«ltMr I WAIT FOR! VuptHawt"'>•• ••.:-.' Concluding numbers on the program will'be AVAILABLE . . . RUSSEL STOVER AND R:.REV..EJUMER A..TALCQTT JR.. WITH THIS blight of the course is Vivaldi's "Concerto for Three Violins", and BARTON'S CANDIES . . . HALLMARK OR -OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION! FIRSTCUT- • • -. COUPON >ry experiences, in- the romantic Symphony No. 4 by Tchaikovsky. CARDS. MISS LINDA GAUL ftj viewing^ through the For further Information and reservations, Today—10 a.m., Christmas workshop, 7:30 Italian Sausage Chuck Steaks " •• ••• • .• •' • ummerhllloindOld StagH Raddi - SAVINGS UP TO 50% AND Story's 12 ,1/2-inch Ing as juniors to more than 400 colleges and given a sOtnrn'ons Monday by Springfield police readersjnay call Mrs. Stuart G.McCormack HELPFUL HINT: Put garments on hang-. p.m.. Chapel choir rehearsal. CUT FROM FRESH BUTTS ONLY • Spotawood, N.J. ' CHUCK POT reflector and six-inch refrac- universities throughout the United States. after' he'wa.*r involved in an accident on Rt. at 273-7090. Tickets will also be on sale at ers .wrong side out. It keeps them clean' Saturday—9:30 a.m,, Carol Choir rehear- tor telescopes. . . 22 East neat the Mountainside line, police •sal. . ' . ' WED, NOV. 4-10 A.M. Springfield residents who launched their the box office, of Summit High School one hour longer. Pork Roast California Roast Towards \h» purchau of MORE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. college careers in the evening session at said, Melendez was charged with careless before concert time. • " < . Sunday—9:30 a.m., .departmental teachers' END CUT LOIN CHOM >»c Ib. or BONILESIPOT a 1-Id. can of Union College are: Richard D. Dyrd of 63 driving after his", car collided with a truck meeting. 10 a.m., morning worship; Church T-. • ' ' i End Cut Pork Chops Botanical unit Beverly rd,, Howard S. Colin of 17 Hemlock driven by.Thomas C. Horlnda;of Middlesex, School: Grades 1-8, kindergarten, nursery, Chuck Roast Nestle ter., Diano D. DeLeonard of 322 MUltown j According to police, Horinka was travel- Cradle Roll, 11 a.m., Senior Round table. ro«OB»VV«AUCE BONIIESS 7:30 p.m., fellowship, 8 p.m., Po.thway's in s rd., Richard M. Deutsch of UN. Derby rd. lrlg':east on the highway in the fast lane Fresh Pork Neck Bones T«$TVILI»N Eveready Cocoa receives grant when Melendez pulled out of the turn-around Music. - . Chuck Fillet Steaks JUST A FEW LISTINGS FOR 1.00 Also, Kathleen Francis of 113 Linden ave,, WHVgAVMORlr ' • A grant of $83,000 was re- Mrs, Iv.ee G. Fromkin of 124 Laurel dr., int the truck's, path. The truck then hit a Monday—8 p.m., Christian education meet- Plgs;Feet •••,'• Shoulder Steaks ceived this month by. the New Robert''J. Hagenbush of 53 Keeler st, Jerome telephone pole and jacknifed, ' Tuesday—8 p.m., Veteran's Day service York Botanical. Garden, The N. Josephs of 41 Laurel dr., Robert W. Mc- { ' '' followed by the film: "Hunger," % SEE WHAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY! Donald of 14 Prospect pi,, Peter. M,Meier- money, awarded by the New . Wednesday—4 p.m., confirmation class. York Council on the Arts, dierck of 33 Rose ave., Melr Niederman of • '•.'„' FRIDAY DEADLINE '3.60 Dusting Powder 1.25 Women's Handkerchiefs Will allow the Garden library 110 Baltusrol way, Susan J. Peters of 140 All items other than spot news should be 8 p.m.. Chancel Choir rehearsal. 71.60 Men's Boxer Shorts 2/1,00 to continue, its recatologlng, , Hillside ave., Nancy L. Roth of 355 Mountain Ground Chuck ave. and Elizabeth A. Walker of 42 Meckes St. in our office by noon on Friday. • FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1.59-2.95 Bras \ reclasslfylng, and restoring ty Fresh Fruits & Vegetables- Shop-Rite pO Men's 4" Ties of several Important sections MORRIS AVE. AT CHURCH MALL : 1.50 Scarfs of its collection. SPRINGFIELD • . 2i00 Parity Hose PASTOR: THE REV. BRUCE W. EVANS, D.D.. " The recataloglhg and re- EMPERORS AND CALMERIA i. (Imperfect) 2.00 Du Pare Oil . classlfication program, Fund drive DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION: us •&00 Bath Towels started in 1966,- and supported MRS. SHEILA K1LBOURNE 1.50 2 Ib. Cookies J Tddajr—3 p.m., Junior High Fellowship Grapes r for four successive years by Apples i . (If Perfect) 1.59 Writing Paper the council, will, according to at Lehigh bowling and pizza party. 7:30 p.m., Webelo CORTLANbALLPURPOSE TASTY CALIFORNIA John Reed, curator of the Medi Scouts. ifcOO Women's Gloves 1.50-2.00 Men's Hose ' BETHLEHEM, Pa. (Oct. 28) Saturday—7:45 p.m., Fireside Group dem- library, "be of great as- — Lehigh University's 1970- Apples Carrots IVICll U I Wp'rp nrnticl to onstration of basic self defense for all within 2.00 to 3.00 Jewelry sistance in organizing the re- 71 annual giving campaign will JUICY FLORIDA - /•» S. *10«ADBYIUOW sources of our library and be launched this month with DRUGSTORES \ VV L I e |3IOUC1 10 church. •''..•' MANY MORE AT 1.00 making them available to - meetings In various locations -^ i announce our Sunday—9:30 a.m., Church School; classes Health & Beauty Aids Quality GroccrieH...nion Shops around the country. on a graded level for children and young Oranges 10 ALSO The goal of the campaign,' ? people ages three to 14 are taught In the parish house; nursery service on the second Towordi lh« purihau of EXECUTIVES r.oJ our Want which concludes June 30,1971, NewDuPont ' is $l,15-million. Funds raised floor of the chapel for one- and two-year olds. a l-lb.'6-ai. ben of , MANY COMPANION ITEMS Ad wh«n hiring amployoai. 9:30 and 11 a.m., identical worship services. Brog about yourialf for only will be used to Increasefinanr S3.201 Coll 686-7700, dolly dal aid to students, to enlarge The Rev* Dr. Bruce W. Evans will preach. AT SAVINGS UP TO 50% 9 to 5:00 .UCITE Child care provided on the second floor of the budgets for special academic chapel. The Sacrament of Baptism will be IN»POTHECABVD1C»NTIB . ' programs, and to enhance spe- SHOP-RITE A cial projects. administered at the 11 o'clock service. 2 p.m., (Regular price $ 1.15 with coupon 85c) 1 PAINT DEPT. Westminster Fellowship cabinet meeting. 6:30 LA VORIS MOUTH WASH Lehlgh's last two record- 1 GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS setting campaigns raised p.m., senior high seminar on the second floor Just Wonderful '.V, 44° ..«?.. 89" WITH Tril5 ' UmHiOn«t*(/p«np«i tutttmtt, of the chapel. 7:15 p.m., Westminster Fellow- WHY PAY MORE? tt*Al ID/MU Guiftn «i)»k« N«v. 1,1«70. more than $l-mlllion each for General Merchandise (where available) WUUrV/IM Ctupcn HMI tl any Ih.p-llu fuparm«tk«l. MFO the university, placing it INTRODUCTORY SPECIALS! ship meeting for all high school age young people. Guest speaker will be Buddy Stewart CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE among the select few Insti- FLASH Kodacolor ox-us tutions realizing that amount on Japan, • Lucite Monday—3:15 p.m.,- Brownies. 7 p.m., CUBES Trl-PakFllm "«>"">»"»" WHY PAY MORE? finds CUSTOMCRAFT in burgundy, . or more through annual glvv' K» INI1AMA1IC Ing, Girl Scouts; all Scout meetings will be in the SHOP-RITE MAYONNAISE taupe or black genuine Cobra, 34.00. chapel this week. - ... Edwin H. Snyder, Lehigh kWork Skippers V»HVPAVMORBI1II1"D" ' , _ NEW CARTONI EASY TO STORE, EASY TO POUR On the figure, alumnus and trustee from . Tuesdays—5:30 to 7:30 p.m., annual church TONY THE BOOTMAKER'S West Orange, N, J., who is MFG. SUGG. RETAIL PRICE $7.97 dinner sponsored by Ladles' Benevolent So- ciety. 8 p.m., session meeting. EVEREADY BATTERIES6>59* j l-470-eS . . cle, 4 p.m., Cbnflrmatipn.l;. WITH THIS < « °' ) OHT BY me, ALL, Himm PEimygp Tuesday — 4 p.m., Confirmation II. 8 p.m. ' SPRINGFIELD>' . BERKELEY HEIGHTS leadership meeting; ... ' PAY MORE? Wednesday — 1:15 p.m., women's Bible WHY PAY 762'Mountain Avei '450 Springfield Ave. M«itll«llv.thruJal,,N.v.7, l»70. ' . .' N«| ,*ip, ,|bl. h, lyptgraphKlil irMn. W* i*i*r.v* Ih* right t* limit qubnllllti hour.- .,•••.' .,v, • '• ,.••.,-,.'. . .'•' • ' ' . n "i , „,• . • . ' . - .. . .' . . . ' V"^Sri?r^#'V.*TJ^VrWP^^»V'!W"S!? • J.

SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LE ADER-ThurBday. November 5, 1970-13 -Thursday, November 5, 1970- Seton Hall expert Miss Nancy Rae Angstrom- wed Methodist women Rutgers survey shows that attitudes will talk on state's earliest inhabitants on alcoholism have changed markedly Exploration of sites of prehistoric settle- ; The marriage of Miss Nancy Jtae Ang- Union High School and Newark State College, dinner tomorrow ments In New Jersey will be discussed at the strom to Dennis Thomas Smlalowicz was Union, where she received a B.A, degree in away from explaining alcoholism on the bnsi& The women's groups of Springfield Emanuel Traditional altitudes favoring will power, extent with contact with the mass media, annual meeting of the Eastern State Archaeo- solemnized Saturday afternoon in St. Michael's English'educotlon, was employed by Stuyvesant religion and legal contruls for correcting Linsky reported that people who were of the moral character of the alcoholic. Lay- Roman Catholic Church, Union, The bride Is United Methodist Church, Church Mall at logical Federation In Natural Bridge,' Vs., Offset Co., Union, prior' to her marriage. Academy Green, will hold their annual bazaar alcuhollsm are losing support in the public younger, better educated, and hnil more ex- men,, he said, display wide acceptance of . tomorrow through Sunday. the daughter of Mrs. Mary S. Angstrom of Her husband, who was graduated fromUnion inirid..Jnetead, laymen now most frequently posure to mass media were more optimistic alcoholism theories that would probably W ac- 1393 Winslow ave., Union, and the late Mr. and roast beef dinner tomorrow. The bazaar Archaeologist Herbert C.Kraftof Elizabeth, . High School and Rutgers University, Newark, will bo held in Wesley House from 11 a.m. endorEcimedical and psychological help. about the effectiveness of treating alcoholics. ceptable to social scientists — responses to associate professor of sociology at Seton and Mrs, Roy E, Angstrom, The groom is whore he received a B.A. degree in zoology, However, he discerned tliat the trend toward: problems of personality and psycholigical re- the son of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Smlalowicz to 7:30 p.m., and the dinner will be served These findings appear in .1 report in a recent Hall University in South Orange, will conduct , is employed as a. laboratory production super- continuously from .5:15 In Fellowship Hall. issue of the Quarterly Journal of Studies on acceptance of treatment fur alcoholics appears action to personal situations, a workshop on the beginnings of pottery in of 1281 Shetland dr., Union. ' ...... visor by Mem Co., Northvale. Alcohol published by the limners University to have extended further 'than acceptance of the • • • ' The Rev. John Palaslts of St. Michael's A feature of the bazaar will be a garage ; the Eastern United States, with pottery samples sale in the basement and garage of Wesley Center of Alcohol Studio.-,. Arnold .S. Linsky, alcoholic himself. > Till-: IDEA ol SOUAl. DIUNKllw; as fi.patli' found at the New Jersey site. ' < . Church, and the Rev. Howard McFoll Jr, University of New Hampshiresociologist,con- to alcoholism is also losing favor, as. mea- of. Connecticut farms Presbyterian Church, House under the direction of Mrs. Mildred * * * . ' He will also address the federation,, the Rempfer, Mrs. Martie Coe and Mrs. Nellie ducted the study in a sample of 315 Vancouver, THEKK. WAS A broad preference for a' sured by the small amount of support for tills world's largest archaeological organization, on Union, officiated at the double ring ceremony. Wash., adults as part of a continuing study .theory among younger and bptter educated ro- A reception followed at the Mountainside Inn, Marshall. Furniture and household goods will modern therapeutic outlook, with opinion di- the. New Jersey Paleo-Indlan occupation site, be available. . of the dunging nature of public ideas about vided almost equally between medical and spondaits, although .still strorin among older which dates back to 10,000 B.C. ondlsthe first Mountainside, alcoholism. and less-educated people. ' Patricia' Chrnler of Glen Rock served as .' The bazaar itself on the flrstfloor of Wesley psycholdglc.il approaches, 'llicse mcthuds to- and so far only such site uncovered in the House, will include a cake and food table, Linsky measured altitudes' toward moderate gether were favored by twnrthinls of the re- In discussing theimplicatioiis of Ms findings, state. . • '• ' .' maid of honor. Bridesmaids were. Barbara Musky fuciised attention on lite formerly strong Baxter of Union, Kathleen Ryan of Maple- napkins, aprons, handkerchiefs, handwork and social drinking, alcoholism and the alcoholic, spondent!;; A substantial minority favored will Findings at the site are the first indlca- . Christmas cards. There will also be a grab and .lie treatment of alcoholism. Mis research power and religious help, thothird-autlfourth- influence of the Protestant ethic, which had wood and- Betty Lou Young of Bound Brook, originally shaped the American value system, tlon of human habitation to the area In the. - bag for children'and one for adults. Christ-' was designed to determine how much ilie public ranked choices. period which such cold-adapted animals as'' Edward Smialowicz of Point Pleasant served attitude matches the outward signs of profound ' but which social scientist David Kiesman in-, as bestwman for his brother. Ushers were mas cards may be purchased directly or Still further, down the list of choices were sists has been on the decline for several lie-, 'caribou and musk ox still roamed the area. ordered, as well as holiday napkins. changes in the public view of alcoholism. The New Jersey site had yielded projectile Gregory Adams, cousin of the gttoom, Ralph * • • . "tighter legal control of alcohol," education, cades.' . Charletta and David Helthmar, all of Union. A snack bar will be open in Fellowship points in' styles and materials similar to 1 Hall from 11' a.m. to 2 p.m. with a variety . THE OUTWARD SIGN'S he had noted were a and "change of spouse, job or situation," The Protestant ethic emphasized purposive Mrs, Smlalowicz, who was graduated from > , Hn'ly rarely did any of Uie interviewers find others found in such diverse spots as.Ten- . of foods, including chicken salad, beans, potato basically sympathetic portrayal of the alcoholic ordering of one's life toward achievement, nessee,'Massachusetts, and Nova Scotia. attitudes favoring pressure froni-fanilly, athl was hostile toward factors, such as in- salad, franks, sandwiches, gelatin salad, in motion pictures and popular Journalism, Kraft expects to consult with specialists ." beverage and cake. • ..i.'.Sf accelerated development of clinics and local friends and employers; "a swift kick in ihp temperance, that interfered with realt7.lHK from throughout the.Eastern US. in Identify- '" The roast beef dinner will be served con- .*£•••.- commitrees on alcoholism, and challenge of pants;" or fines and imprisonment, leading tfoals of an orderly life. Linsky to conclude that negative .sanctions arc An earlier study by Linsky found punitive ing artifact types and materials used by these tinuously from 5:15 p.m. Reservations should the constitutionality of imprisoning alcoholics . prehistoric people. Evenutally he plans to • be made with Mrs. Robert Marshall, 376-2330; for drunkenness. no longer seen as an effective way to stop and unsympathetic attitudes toward alcoholics alcoholics from drinking, . .iiviong ascetic Protestant groups such as Holi- publish, a report showing the relationship of'* Mrs. Paul Schrelber, 686-1677, or Mrs. Esther • Linsky found that each younger ape group is the New Jersey site to those in other areas Relmlinger, 276-4968. more favorable toward social drinking than tlie Belief in die value of psychological and psy- ness, Pentecostal and Adventists, where die Protestant ethic remains strong, that will aid in establishing migration patterns , next older. There is also a progressive in- chiatric treatments was closely linked with in- and culture changes. .'. - crease in acceptance, of social drinking with creased education and exposure to. the'mass Linsky also speculated that the understand- NEW ATTITUDES ON-ALCOHOLISM — "A study reported in the Quarterly Journal of v years of school completed. He also noted that . media.-; . ing and sympathy nuw being, extended toward Studies on Alo'chol published at Rutgers University says that laymeft who once favored, Gourmet fancheoq' acceptance of social drinking is coupled to some His survey also disclosed a strong trend alcoholics may be a consequence of the strong religion, will power and legal. controls for dealing with alcoholism now more often FRIDAY DEADLINE emergence of humanitarianism, "the gradual endorse medical and psychological help. • •''.'.• All items other than spot news should be widening and institutionalizing of compassion," in our offico by noon on Friday. ' ; to be held at temple ' PREPARING FOR SHOW ~ Mrs.IrvinJ. Gershen, left,-and Mrs. CMord Schwartz prepare • • The Sisterhood, of .Temple Sharoy Shalom, Gals quicker at the wheel 1 Openings r items for the annual antique show and sale to tie held by Springfield Haddssah Chnptef. Springfield, will hold a .''gourmet luncheon" . MRS. LANCE R. KRAEMER ;'• at TempleiBeth Ahm nexf Wednesday and Thursday.'.'. . -. • Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. at the temple. Lunch- eon Is Served Inc. "will prepare the meal and for typists will demonstrate how. to use their products. Lance Kraemer, But auto safety skills still low IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Tickets are available from Myra Wein- ftadassah planning • Charge for Pictures berger, Maxine Shapiro and Carolyn Schwartz. . and stenos There is. a charge of $5 for .wedding and A baby sitter will be available. • Leslie P. Grqss Federal agencies in the engagement pictures.. There isAetna Life & Casualty Drivo- Although the girls did somewhat better than ity to fight infection. A pain- Hodgkln's disease in 35 of swim. /Young 43 patients recently studied trainer system, had to cope with an impending • the boys, neither group scored highly. Overall, DONUTWHEEL less, swollen lymph gland in head-on collision; a near sideswipe, brake more than two out of three reacted incorrectly Regular membership Is re- PLANEPULLTOY MONKEY MOD GUITAR the neck, armpits or groin at the National Cancer In- failure and a tire blowout. in the four emergencies. quired for' active partici- is the most common first stitute (NCI). The'drugs used pation. In addition to the exer- 990191 Students using the Drivotrainer system sit These statistics emphasize the desperate symptom. Biopsy - examin- were ^incriatine, procar- cise classes other facilities bozine, prednlsone, and an in small model cars fully equipped like real need to train individuals to handle driving are available. ation under a microscope of automobiles. The "drivers" respond to chang- emergencies, said an Aotna safety official. a swollen node removed by ' alkylatlng agent. In this study ing traffic, conditions seen in full-color, sound Simulation offers the best way of bringing Further information maybe' the rate of complete remis- obtained by calling the Eliz- Look surgery -' offers the only re- films. . . the highway into the classroom and safely liable method of diagnosis. sion or temporary disappear- abeth branch of the YMCA ance of all evidence of can- Shown the Aetna Drivotrainer's emergency exposing beginning drivers to dangerous but Eastern Union County. Laboratory tests and diagnos- driving film for the first time, the girls common road situation, he added, tic X-rays are needed to cer was more than 4 times "Devices such as the Drivotrainer system determine if the disease is as high as is ordinarily give students an opportunity to practice emer- Hearing Society confined to one lymph node achieved with single drug Meeting on Nov. 12 gency driving maneuvers over and over until ISE TRUOKLOAD OF PLASTIC MODEL region, such as the neck, arm- therapy. The median dura- CAME OF PIC ROLL tion of these complete re- they learn the correct responses that will help OOLORBYNUMBERS BUBBLEOUM HOBBY BONANZA pit, groin, midchest, or ab- avoid accidents on real highways. In real life, plans open house •sssr dominal cavity, or if it has missions is now between 29 of unit for retarded of course, drivers may never- get a "second Dried materials for winter spread. and 42 months after the end in Dresses of therapy, contrasted with the chance" to handle an impending head-on," bouquets, Including teasels Supervoltage X-ray is the A meeting of the Union County Unit, New 2- to 3-month respite that Jersey Association for Retarded Children he observed. and cattails, will be offered for preferred treatment for the "The Drivotrainer's effectiveness In teach- sale at the annual open house early stages of Hodgkln's dis- usually follows single drug (NJARC), will be held next Thursday, Nov. treatment. 12, at 8 p.m. at the Harry W. KohlerDay ing emergency driving techniques was illus- •oi the Plainfield Hearing So- ease, which is usually con- Core Center, Winfleld Park. trated when. the students were exposed to a ciety to be held in the fined to one or two regions Currently, scientists at NCI The public has been invited to attend the second blowout later in the film. On the first Plainfield YMCA on Thursday, of the body. Each lymph node ore studying a virus called blowout emergency, 78 percent of the students Nov. 12, from 10:30 a.m. to 2 \ The dress you've never been region involved and the adja- Epstein-Barr, found in tissue meeting and discussion on "What Is the New v Jersey Association for Retarded Children handled it wrong. The second time around, 23 p.m. able to find before. cent region is subjected to 'samples from patients with percent — only a tliird as many — responded Also on sale will,be white MODELING CLAY SET DOUBLE BARREL OHOIOEOFWET PUASTIO TRAIN SET Hodgkln's disease and other All .About?" Speakers , will be Robert P. SH UH BROOMSORDUSTMOPS «»N°OULARSInOASE Allpn of Westfield, NJARC president, and John incorrectly," elephants, handmade articles, cancers of the lymph sys- P.'Scagnelll of Morris Plains, executive dir- The Drivotrainer system, pioneered by Aetna gifts, and baked goods. Pro- 9IP, tem. Should the virus be ector, Life &, Casualty 17 years ago as the first ceeds will benefit the hearing determined as a causative classroom driving simulator, has been handicapped. factor for Hodgkln's disease, •• The Union- County Unit, a United Fund it may be possible to develop Agency, provides educational and recreational installed in almost 800 high schools through- Coffee, sandwiches and cake out the country and is used by numerous will be served at the open a vaccine against It; programs for retarded people of all ages Mow long has it been Increased efforts by scien- and assistance for their families. government and military bodies. house. since you were ' tlsts . at NCI and other re- jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiitiiiiiiii: search institutions are Genschel elected Heart group increases — the most exciting woman in - "focused on Improving there- the room? suits obtained in the combi- BIBLE I INDIAN HE ADRESSSET DELUXE DOLLY LEANING TOWER PLASTIOTBASET VIEWMARXOAMERA LITTLE QUEBNIE nation therapy of Hodgkin's Right now for a limited time, Marsh offers you a rare opportunity to "fill-in" or expand your own lovely by Geology clul? Christmas card variety STERILIZBRSET IRONINOKIT disease and in finding the QUIZ causes of this and other mal- International Sterling service or buy some for those special gifts coming up. Our exciting prices are on all David Genschel of Clark, a ignancies. current pattern serving pieces and place setting pieces as well. Come to Marsh today and see for yourself! tllltll By MILT sophomore majoring in life The Union County Heart As- petitively priced, are available Imprinted orunimprlnted 1, The first fugitive and va- science, has been elected sociation has expanded die WRITE YOUR DREAMS IN MARSH'S BRIDAL REGISTER AND MAKE THEM COME TRUE. Select the sterling, china and chairman of the UnionCollege selection of Christmas cards in boxes of 25. Prices range gabond, from $2 to $5 a box, glassware you would like to have and just register in Marsh's Bridal Register. When friends or relatives 2, He sold his birthright Geology Club, it sells to raise funds each ask you, your parents or your in-laws what you would like, just tell them you're listed in Marsh's Bridal for a "mess of beans," Philip B. Halt of Hamburg year, Mrs. Froehlich pointed out FAMOUS BRAND that a part of the proceeds of 3, This New Testament will serve as field trip leader Mrs, Henrietta Froehlich, Register, You'll be delighted to find that you get so much of what you wished for. woman was a tentmaker by and MissSusanScullyofWest- executive secretary of the as- each sale will be given to the trade, fleld is the secretary- sociation, said 12 different Union County Heart As- DRESSES and PANTS SOTS treasurer. card selections are available sociation. 4, lie was the first mnn to SILLY FAOESMIRROR PBPRALLYHORN at DISCOUNT PRICES! The Geology Club, under the this year.. ' A full-color brochure with PICK-UP STIOKS OHINBSE OHBOKB die n natural death. 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Miss Kate Angus . •;.- i-Thursday, November 5, 1970- Stephen Howard Bleier marries J Eva Cynthia Klein becomes bride of Linda Bdbiarz becomes bride xrlerie town-mam f-Uniorns-wecHcr visit—: Paul T: Peterson Saturday of Daniel Carl Kohl Lawrence Kanter unique art school in Moritcloir Miss Valerie Jean Statman, daughter of -;/;;:;'Miss' Carolyn -'"Ann Lis'i daughter of Mr. Miss Eva Cynthia Klein, daughter of Mr. ; Miss Run CunrMa If loin, rlmirfhrnr nt Mr. • ' I . - . . , .; -. •. Dr. and Mrs. Bernhardt J. Statman of West and Mrs. Philip Klein of Union, was married.-, Miss Linda Ann Bablarz, daughter of Mrs, ?fr; W^«-' vAnth6ny., J. ,.Us of ,Ha»keU, was • The second "Trip-of-the-Month with a Spir- Monday, Nov. 16, with the program highlighted Orange, was married Sunday evening to Sept. 23 to Lawrence Raymond Kanter, son .. Walter Bablarz of 424 Hagstead rd.r Union, i?; :-marri(fd :«Satupdays;|toi Chester Tjphri Weag,' itual Emphasis" to be conducted by the Rev, . by "A Day 14 Montclair." •-';, . ' Stephen Howard Bleier of Elizabeth, son of •%s6n''of,; Mr;';;*M WSi',Frank.Wjeag Jr. of of Mr. and Mrs., Jules Kanter of Morris " Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bleier of 1245 Bls- and the late Mr. Walter Bablarz, was married ; Nancy E, Forsberg, pastor of the First Congre- '. The groufl- is scheduled to leave.by bus at Saturday afternoon to Daniel Carl Kohl IV, •*»-:127S1GraMview. aV(S;j-.U^-- '•' " '•' Plains, The ceremony was performed by Dr. gational Church of Union, will be held on 11:49 a.m. from the church, corner of Burnet cayne blvd., Union, ^:;EaiSu!ilVi«-paielkted:.it the - Joachim Prlnz in the gardens of the Manor, Rabbi Barry Greene of Temple B'nal son of Mrs. Daniel Kohl of Cranford, and and Doris avenues, for the Yard School of Art, the late Mr. Daniel Kohl. •fe-ring:'cereirVibriîlif StPrancls of As« West Orange, where a reception followed. Jeshurun,' Livingston, officiated at the double- 1 located on one of Montclalr's oldest and most The Rev, Ted Michota officiated at the _. Church ,', Haskelli:A recepUon foUowed. Myrna Klein, sister of the bride, was maid ring ceremony In Short Hills Caterers, Short v beautiful estates, The Yard School Is rapidly ceremony la' St. Oenevleve's Roman Catholic i/tfe'Wayiie'Minqri( i>.'.' ,,:•'.• v '•."•••••• of honor, and Harvey Sudzln served the groom Auxiliary to meet/ gaining international renown because of Its Hills. Slide-lecture set ••rTheSbride •,wa1s.',;escorted by,.her, fatlier. as best man, '• ... . The , bride was escorted by her father. Church, Elizabeth.. A reception followed,at special workshop for,the handicapped, where the Town and Campus in Union. . Mrs, Denlse'jacobsvof...Bridgeport, Conn,, Mrs, Kanter was graduated from Weequahic Marilyn Bart of East Paterson served as - : k . art is taught from a spaituilperspecttYe* ... iei^'''ar;;mat%i''Cii' '\hmMi BêBihaids High School, Newark, and Douglass College, paid-Up supper set 1 maid of honor, and Mrs. Frederick Relngold at AAUW meeting The bride was escorted by her brother, Luncheon will be served by tfio Art School Walter A. Bablarz. Diane C. Bablarz of Chi- ., were, Ann Kuezek ofrlrvlngton, cousin of the New Brunswick. She has recently returned Auxiliary, and the proceeds will go toward an of Wayne, cousin of the bride, was matron j;? bride; arid M'rs. Mlml Melsner of Oak Ridge, from Trance, where she completed graduate of honor. Bridesmaids were Lori Berezln of cago,, 111. served as maid of honor for her art scholarship for a handicapped man, woman sister. Bridesmaids were Janice D. Hnyda '',V WllUam".Weôf.,.Unloh'-iserved as beBt studios in r-'rench literature at tlie University . Thursday, Nov. 17or child. Margaret YattLTyjer, director of. • Springfield, cousin of the bride; Mrs, Martin Wednesday night of Paris for a master's degree, to be con-,, . Blerbaum of Clark and Mrs. Nell Relhsteln . of Westfield, Cathy DIPaolo of Bergenfleld, 'man for:.%'• brother. 'Usher's-were Frank A slide-lecture, "Portfolio of Houses In cousin of the bride) and Rose Schneider of ~ Weag 3rd- and Matthew". Wong, both of Onion, .ferred by New York Univorsity. , The Union Ladles Auxiliary' 636,. Jewish of West Orange. 1 America and Europe," will be presented Roselle Park.1.. . . brothers of.the gr^bm.":'' ' , I lor husband Is a student at the Law School War Veterans of the United States of America, to bj^ng out/new waysv6t!cr%tlve expression Sanford Bleier of Port Lee. served as best of tlie University of Pennsylvania. He Is an will hold its board meeting tonight at the home.. man for his brother. Ushers were Lawrence by Mrs. Mary Virginlo Klehl at the regular . C. Alan Grove of Pine Beach, brother- • Mrej Woag;' who was graduated fr'om Lake- of the inner jman through art media, and will/ meeting of the American Association of Unl-. in-law of the groom, served as best man. • land Regional High/School, is employed,as an alumnus of Morristown High School and Rutgers . of Mrs. Robert Cohen, 1667.Manor dr., Union. thori lead the'group on atourthroiit'ilthe build/ Berezln and Mark Berezln, both of Spring- University, New Brunswick. ' ' • ' >' At last. Wednesday's meeting at the home field, cousins of the bride; Neil Rothsteln verslty Women, Elizabeth branch, Wednesday . Ushers were Walter A. Bablarz of Union, .executive seer eta ry by Bonat, Inc., West Pater- Ing wherein will be exhibited, works of the- at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran brother of the bride; Jay Schaefier of Cran- • »n;..,:-'vj-^:;..-..:r;...'#.;'.-'i'/;.: -. , '; •'•:•' .".' Tlie newlyweds reside .In Philadelphia, Pa, of Mrs. Douglas Davis of Hillside, Mrs. Sidney students in the Art Workshop, / of West, Orange, Martin Blerbaum of Clark, Mindlln, . membership vice-president, an- Jeffrey Smith of New York City and Arthur Church, Elizabeth. ford, and Richard Schneider of Roselle Park, .Her husband,.who .was graduated from Union One of the alms of this unique rrojec&Js to Mrs. Kohr, who was graduated from Union '.High: School, is .employed by Allen-Babcock nounced that a paid-up supper event will be develop each individual talent not' nly tw the Nadel of Maplewood, cousin of the groom. The slides, in color, taken by Mrs. Klehl •; held Thursday, Nov. 17 at the home of Mrs. and her husband, will compare architectural". High School and Essex College of Business, ; Computing 'inc.,.'' ahff •attends ipcean' County mental and spiritual advantage de :ve. Oppenhelm, a Mrs. Lazawitz presided atlastweelc'smeet- Meeting Hoiise iri: •SP " Unlverslty.'where he received a B.A. degree, ing and-Mrs, Garflnkle, chairman, reported 1 add to the lecture. , CP.A firm in Newark. • J, Strattfan' :J^lontcl:..,-. «vttu«u and Is, employed as a teacher In the Newark on the Oneg Shebat Oct. 16 In Fort Dlx, Mr. school system. , • • Mrs;-Klehl of Summit is a member of a .< Following a honeymoon trip to Jamaica, zation .and viort, Irlbe ri • history^ number of historical societies. West Indies, the couple will reside in West ': ,Tne" lntornaiJohal affairs'ijepartmfthrof,the and Mrs. Sam Rosenberg.were patrons*'abd'i r of Fi !"Tlk Religious He is studying'for a master's degree at among those who attended were Mr, and M/aV';' Newark State College • . She will be Introduced by Mrs. Herbert. Orange. ' , MRS. CHESTER j;WEAG '" t-_JVoman's Club-of'Connecticut Farms, Union, YiSN&coBt lsf4.OTjv.._T —'.--•- * • , • ' Cohen, first vice-president- and membership ' v , will meet Tuesday at,12:30 p.m. at the home Lazawitz, Mrs, Weinsteln .and Mrs. Harold chartered bus transportal [pdOhrWid-trlp. . . Following a honeymoon trip .to Aru' the 1 MRS. LAWRENCE. KANTliR Snyder. • ', :' ' couple will reside In Verona. • • , chairman. Mrs.- E. Hermann Shaw, will be of Mrs, William J.Witt of 132 Charlotte ter.,. Kratulties. Reservations shoulIunchi;od be maile» and talo l in charge of hospitality and will be assisted:; Roselle Park.. Current events will be'ais- Mrs, Lazawitz will attend a department Miss Forsberg at the.church :• klress by MerribersHify evertf meeting and dinner In honor of the national Wedqiisday. The program Is op..n to, any by Evelyn Porter and Charlotte Gessler. ; cussed and plans will Jie made for a too ,to'bo Mrs. Harry Richman, branch president,, given on Dec, 2 for.two Pan.American students ) Union president Francis Forman of Fall River, niftn and.women. Foy I'l.rtlier ln- will preside. ;-,,'. attending- Douglass College, New: Brunswick, Mass. Sunday. • ay 688-4333 of 76l-4fc '. p/anrreql Tufesc/ay on• scholarships,::s--'\.• , ;. ''.':"•'.'• '•'• . B'nal B'rlth Women, Weequahic Chapter, wlU Mrs. Leslie' Onzay, a member of the con- fetedi oh 50th year MRS. PAUL PETERSON. ' . hold: Its fall membership tea Tuesday at servation, and garden\department of the- dub More man 100 people gathered at the Blue V MRS. STEPHENH. BLEIER, M iss M alinowsky 8:30 p.m., at the home of the chapter president, : received severt* awards, for herientries In the Shutter Inn,' Union, Oct. 25" to celebrate the Miss Kate Elizabeth Angus, daughter of Mr. v.M and Mrs, Robert. M. Angus of Vauxhall road, MRS. DANIEL KOHL Mrs. Anrie Goldman of Elizabeth. ' . , ... • 31st annual chrysanthemum show.bf the Irv- 50tli wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Demonstration set Union, was 'married Oct. 24 to Paul Thayer 'Mrs. Audrey Uebermai»V second vice^ '. ington Garden.Club, Oct*. 24 and 25 at tlie Nick Masstttio Sr. of 1788 Vaiixhallrd., Union. to wed Union man Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman P. ; president of the Northern N. J. Council of ;How.ard Savings Institution's Irvlngton office. A dinner •party, was held In honor of the B'nal B'rlth. Women,..will be guest.speaker. The arrangements werecalled"Bestsellers," Peterson of Thief River Falls, Minn. \Reform Judiasm' si'fi .'•couple, i '•''• .'"."-'•' '"••.", '*••'" .'" •" The Rev. Gustavus Warfield officiated at the :M Mrs. Elayne Guttman of Dayton avenue, Union, . and MrSi.Onzay won-abluorjbbonanda Bpedal . Mr. Massimo and the former Carmella at Wagon meeting a chapter past president and membership' tri'-colorawardtfor herentry called" Encyclo- Calabelli werein'arried in Italy. Oct. 24,1920. ceremony in Prospect Presbyterian Church, •rb The- Welcome Wagon Club of Union will Maplewood. A reception followed at the Maple- to be series topic chairman for .the evening, has Invited all in- pedia." She also won a blue ribbon for ''Modern * Natives ot San Bartalomeo in Oaldo, Italy, ' hold its monthly meeting on Wednesday at wood Country Club. terested prospective members to attend the Livingg " and an honorable mention for "News- they came to this country; in .1922, They 8:30 p.m. at McMahon's Realty, 1585 Morris Mrs, Peterson, was escorted by her father. Rabbj Norman Patz Will' present the first .?'" tea. " ••.••• weekeek.. ' '''•'' lived in Millburn for five years, then settled ' avenue, Union. Elinor R. Winstanley, paper Julie Angus served- as maid of honor for her • discussion of a-series on Reform Judiasm ' The chapter meets on. the third Tuesday in Union where they'have.resided most of, mache sculptor, will conduct a demonstration sister, Bridesmaids. were Cam Peterson, in Modern Society" at the Thursday Evening "~ evening of each month at the YMYW-HA, .: HUNGRY CHILDREN , '. " • their.lives. , . ,. • , . ' . and discussion on various forms of paper sister of the groom; Betsy Meyer of Hunting- Series in Temple Beth El. Elizabeth,_tonight . ••• Green Lane, Unôn, j 'About 60 per cent lot all pre-school age The' Massimos are retired. They are the mache sculpture, will conduct ademonstration ton Valley,. Pa. and Mrs. Peter Gately of Irv- at 8:15. He will speak on The Contemporary T» children suffer from malnutrition. UN1CEF parents of MrSy Jennie MaWossl of Stirling, mington Miss .Winstanley, a resident of PprtRead- lngton. Amy Williams, niece of the bride, Jewish Scene." . .'.,'. EXECUTIVES rtbd our ^Wonl Adi wh.n hiring assists nutrition programs'' in Asia, Africa, Armando-J. Massimo "of Berkeley HelMits •mplsyMl. Brog oboul • yourulf (or only S3.201 Latin America, the Middle East. Ing,' has recently won acclaim for her exhibit served as flower girl. > The series, sponsored by the Adult Educa- Z'J Cofl 6B4.7700, dolly 9 to ÔO, and-Nfcholas 'A. Massimo. Jr. of Union. They at the arts and crafts show In Menlo Park, Brian Mostue of Portsmouth, N.H., served . tion Institute of the temple, is open to the' also have six. granddaughters and one grand- MISS STELLA PATRYN flemingil and for her decorations which appeared at ' Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Patryn of Elizabeth, as best man. Ushers were Brooks Mostue Of public. All are invited to attend. Additional •-'K S0li : ; the Fiesta at the Mall In Short Hills. information may be obtained by calling the — •. -; • .'"••• . ' -i- •". '•'-'•••.','^v.., have announced the engagement of their daugh- Cambridge, Mass,, Patrick Munt of Min- Selecting a chines dryer? ter, Miss Stella Patryn, to George Corbeels, The Welcome Wagon has invited Charles neapolis, Minn, and Tod Angus of Union, brother temple at 354r3021. '""' Toby, senior officer of the Callmen's Emer- ' '• son of Mr, and Mrs, Camiel Corbeels of of the bride. '••-•.' Barnegat, formerly of 324 Martin rd,,' Union. gency. Unit of Union, to attend the meeting. Mrs. Peterson, who was graduated -from PUBUCK NOTICE Pol|ulion program set 1 He. will be presented.with a check from the Be familiar with features Miss. Patryn attends St. Peter's College in Union High School and the University of Wis- • jersoy City where she Is majoring In English club derived from the recent fashion show. A clothes dryer will be on • .: .:. consln, is employed by Control Data Corp., . MISS EVELYN JAWROWER A no-heat cycle can beuse- at clul? meeting: ^ | •> arid Russian. She'ls in her third year and plans !•••;».. Washington, D. C. ' Hospital Guijd presents making homemakers'want list ful for fluffing pillows and dry- The Junior Woman's Club bf'-Connecticut -^ .fa enter public relations upon graduation. She .; Her husband* who also was graduated from- with winter months coming, • ing items which cannot witli- Chapter presents check awards to volunteers says Elaine May, County Home Farms, Union, will moet'-Npv.W'at.(8:15." also is employed part time at Stelnbach's in FRAN GOLDBERG ;,..i the University of Wisconsin, is employed by Kalfus-Jawrower • stand heat. A selection of tern- p.m. at'McMahon Realty op'Morriff'avanua, -'Eli7,nboth. . economist. As with most con- peratures is ,'Jtlso desirable .1! Dun and Bradstreet, Washington, D, C. Awards were made recently at the monthly Union. A program on 'pollution will' follow ' M Her tlnace, who was graduated from Fair- at Dysautpnomia dinner •!\;i .Following a honeymoon trip to Bermuda, the ' sqmer items, choosing from • , for. use with differentrfabrlcs. meeting of Memorial General Hospital Volun- the variety 'of brands and', -, the business meeting'. • • '->«•«•,'•''••<:•<-. -Mi ,.-i ielgh Dickinson-University, Teaneck, with a The Northern New Jersey ChnpterofDysau- Uniofiite tfo appear ''.lib: couple will reside In Annandale, Va. engagement told teer Guild, Union. Mrs. Walter Cramsle: is 14. .A dd^np dry-settiti^jytlil'bBy -•Robert M^Tty, n meWibaf of the PoUrWo»i'i''"bacliolor of science degree In electrical engl- tonomla held its sixth annual cocktail party models may be-confusing. Be useful to homemairers Vho Control Committee of Union and Connie bes nooririg and is a member, of thelEEE (Institute Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jawrower of New president, ' •': • . • familiar witli features tocheck Co and donor dinner on Oct. 29 at the Patrician .IH V. ;•!:.•:), . Two 2,000 hour pins were presented to have many items which must Rochers, a member oftheUnionCountySociety. of Electronic and Electrical Engineers), attend- Caterers, Livingston. Mrs. Leon Trinkler of in comedy on stage York,' N. Y. have announced the engagement before shopping, -< . be ironed. ed the Bell System Center for Technical of their daughter, Evelyri, to Robert Kalfus, Mrs. Harry Laubach of Union and Mrs, Wil- . The first decision will be' of professional engtaeqrs, will apeakoujpol-' Union* donor chairman, and Mrs. Harris Fran Goldberg of Union will play the lead liam Krobel; a 200 hour pin was given to Consider how conveniently lution, '•. •' ' --' * C7 ;•'-,.j'ii '<\ . Education in Lisle, 111,, and is presently taking Resnick of Irvlngton, president, presented a Chinese auction son of Mrs, Max Kalfus of Union. The announce- between gas and electrically courses at Rutgers University Extension Divi- •role of Marion Hollander in the Union Town- ment was made Aug. 29 at a party at the King- Mrs. Ethel Bllletter of Union, and a 100 hour CIRCA operated models, Oas dryers the controls are located. Is The program, which will begin at 9:30'p.m., check for $10,000 to Dr. Howard Kudler, ship Theater Guild's Woody Allen stage pro- - Beachwood as an assistant engineer. Inc., on behalf of the chapter. The guild held its bus trip to the Smith- are diurimlnatlng dinen ; fur comedy will be presented at the Little Theater MISS KAREN MALINOWSKY a firm In Manhattan. ference may be about $30. If placed easily? .. •; ' .. Dr. Alfred Smith of Flower Fifth Avenue The Masonic Temple Foundation of Union vllle Inn Monday. Mrs. Leonard Nusbaum of lo com* to tfili place of of Union High School on Nov. 12, 13 and 14 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Malinowsky .of will sponsor a Chinese auction Friday, Nov. Her fiance Is employed by National Cash gas is already available In the • Door openings need to be Hospital, New York, was guest speaker at the at 8:30 p.m. Union was in charge. noted fart for generous in size. The door,, Unionite to p>lay> dinner. Dysautonomia is a hereditary condition 126 Wyoming uve., Union, have announced tile 13, at the Masonic Temple, 1912 Morris Register In New York. home, operating cost of the flemfa She has appeared In the role of Bloody Mary should not be in the way when which disturbs the function of the autonomlc engagement of tlieir daughter, Karen, to Frank aye., Union. ' . A September wedding Is planned. gas dryer will usually be less in "South Pacific," and she serves asproducer A>llnger, son of Mr...and Mrs. Frank Polinger * DAILY LJJNCHEON loading and unloading, . in stage comi nervous system. •' Miss Jacqueline Baumnnn is general chair- DINNER 'TIL 9 , than the operating cost of an CLERKS TRAINEES of the Hillside Community Players'production )f 2701 Allen ave., Union. • electric dryer, -',..-. mtm and Mrs. W.Ullam H. Taylor Is in charge First child to Szotdks The ' lint filter must., be . Vickl TrlpodoofISMManor J Full Time A Part-Time of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," cur- The bride-elect, who was graduated from of tickets. ..•.-' EARLY COPY '.•.•/" . The purpose of a "clothes cleaned regularly and should • FIGURE SALON rently being staged in Union elementary Union High School anil' Berekely Secretarial A seven-pound, three-ounce daughter, • ' COCKTAILS ' .dryer is to dry clothes, of • dr., • Union, has one of the Daughter born Oct. 22 Assisting will be Mrs. Fred Baumann, Publicity Chairmen ore urged to observe ba,located conveniently. I .You'va Tried PUll ' ° I Excellent position schools. School, East Orange, is employed as a sec- Susann Mary Szotak, was born Oct. 10, 1970, .. Sptelal Exaeutiv* Menu- course, and . not" leave,/ leading roles as Princess fem/b Mrs. Ernst Koerner, Mrs. Ada Hamilton, the Friday deadline for other than spot Many gas dryers have on Wlnnlfred in.the Parish Play*' " V.You'w Tried Dlela . I available for mat- Tickets may be .obtained at the door or by retary by Western Electric Co., Springfield. Mrs, Richard Vohden, Mrs. Charles Oswald, in Overlook Hospital, Summit,-to Mr.'andMrs, Al Noon Tim* Dally them damp or overdry.. Auto- | TRYMAMSELLBI to Lewis J. DeTurks calling the recreation department. Her fiance, who was graduated from Union news. Include your name, address and Richard Szotak-of 1158 Jeanette ave., Union. matic dryness controls can^ automatic gas ignlter,.ilf a ers production.of the musical lure persons. Per- Mrs, Richard Anderson, Mrs. Charles Velsor, - • Family Dining • gas dryer use's a continuous fairy tale, ','Once Upon.A Mat- far com. A daughter, Jennifer Michelle DeTurk, was High School, attended Newark State College, phone number. ' Mrs. Szotak is the former Nancy E.Crompton. ' Children't M»nu help eliminate guesswork in. ONLY ; Imanent applicants, Mrs. Albert Stein and ail of the male members .pilot light, it should be located tress." The comedy will be born Oct. 22, 1970, in the Rex Hospital, Union, He is employed as a draftsman for of the foundation, timing. Such a. control, can Raleigh, N. C, to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Western Electric Co., Newark. conveniently f ok-relighting. presented at 8:30 p.m. In the ooil I only. Union ORT schedules • The auction will open at 7:30 p.m. Refresh- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia AliO VUIT . . well prove' to' be worth the- DeTurk of Raleigh, A fall 1971 wedding Is planned. . extra $10 to $30 it costs. An Important safety feature Parish HaU of theUnltarian P I Top benefits: ments will be served. Tickets may be purchased HT The Sweet Shoppy and our Church, 724 Park ave., Plain- 8 Minlh DeTurk, a former Unionite, and a graduate costume ball Saturday at!the door. <_ • "'.'•« Colonial Gift "Shop wllhln Since durable press gar* Is a switch which must be To Tln.Plnl Apply to: - Tasty-topicl field, Nov. 6, 7, 13, 14, 20^ 50 Who Coll . of North Carolina State University where he "The foundation will give all proceeds to the.- Bphind every well- dressed woman the village area, ments are' a- major concern, reset before the dryer will JRADLEE5 earned a bachelor of architecture degree, is The Union Chapter of Women's American f a special cycle for handling restart. Such a Bafoty switch 21. Ticket Information may Ou«r«nt«id R(|- Son is born on Oct. 22 building fund of the temple. . . . is an interested manl . MUIVATIONS be obtained by contactingMrs. •ultiorfiUonthi L serving with the reserves in South Carolina. ORT will hold a Halloween costume ball CLAM AND GREEN them' is important in a dryer. can prevent accidents with KREE1 U«k«-im a 74 Klnjgs Street nmigton Mrs. DeTurk is the former Kathi Rogers of Saturday at 8:30 p.m., at the Linden American PEA CHOWDER UI.19U To keep durable press from curious young children who Jack Perm of Watchung. ' Court* Inoludod.l Free Of Ch Enfleld, Connect! cutj Raleigh. The baby's paternal grandparents Legion Hall,'112 West Elizabeth ave., Linden. to Steven Weisharts 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) con- •« MAIN It., CHATHAM' wrinkling, a dryer should cool may climb Inside and have a Miss Trippdo is a math are Mr. and Mrs. Jackson DeTurk of 722 Mrs. Rhona Jaffe and Mrs. Rochelie War- densed dam - chowder, MONMV . teacher in Rahway and studies An Equil Opphrtunltv A six-pound five-ounce baby boy, Michael Second son, Paul, John, the load be{ore tumbling stops. playmate close the door. Many : flerhingiim Balsam way, Union. ner, co-chairmen, have announced that a live Manhattan style In Hhtorlc Even with this feature, durable dryers ' currently have this- music With Mrs. Madeline 687-4343 Employer M/F Lewis Weishart, was born Oct. 22 in Hospital King Bartell. She had chorus band, drinks, and a buffet supper will be 1 can (11-1/4 ounces), con- William PHt Colonial Village press should be removed Im- feature-and all new dryers _ 324 Chestnut St., Union featured. Tickets are available for members of Philadelphia College of Ostepathy to Mr. born to P. H. Bunnells densed green pea soup roles in little theater pro- and Mrs. Steven Weishart of Yeadon, Pa. mediately. . A buzzing signal . must have it effective March I , At 5 Polnti Aboy* . Third child to Radicks and their guests at $15 a couple. Reservations 2 soup cans Water ' which indicates the end of a 1,1971.; v' ductions of "Pajama Game" Colonial ClanloFum, Stow may be made by calling 376-8880. Mrs, Weishart is the former Barbara Dechter An eight-pound, 12-oiince son, Paul John and "Anything Goes." She I Op.n9lo9Dolly-o.4Sot. Bradlees of Union. 2 hard-cooked eggs cycle Is also good. A son, Jason Lawrence Radlck, was bom Bunnell, was born Oct. 21, 1970, in Overlook Combine soups and water. Service for major ap- played Bloody Mary in "South Oct. 4, 1970, in Elizabeth General Hospital, EXECUTIVES r«ad our Wont Adi whon hltlnn The baby's grandparents are Dr. arid Mrs, Hospital, Summit, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul H, Heat; stir. Separate eggs: chop pliances Is very important. Pacific." Elizabeth, to Mr, and Mrs. Norman H. Radick omployooi. Brag about youricll lor only (3.201 D. Leonard Dechter of 389 Delaware ave., Bunnell of 1032 Cregar ave., Union. He Joins Buy from a reputable dealer whites coarsely; add to chow- who can also service the FRIDAY DEADLINE of Kathleen terrace, Union. He joinsabrptheri Coll 686-7700, dally 9 to 5:00. • Union, and Mr. and Mrs, Ira Weishart of a brother, Jimmy, 20-months-old. , der. Sieve yolks; use a gar- BLAST THOSE BUGSI Find an Jonathan, 4, and a sister, Jennifer, 2. Maplewood, • Mrs. Bunnpll is the former Susan BiebeL equipment, Exttrmlnator In the Cloiilflad - All items other than spot news should be In our office nish for each serving. Serves Soetlon. 4 to 6. . by noon on Friday. • Six teenagers Script of last man HENRY says: SAVE 25% ON FASHIONS HOLLYWOOD - John signed for film William Corrlngton, head "of HOLLYWOOD -producer- the English Department at 2IP CODC director Stanley Kramer has Loyola University in Louisi- signed six teenaj;o(actorp for ana, is scripting a screenplay TUftn/on YARN DYE starring roles In ''Bless the of "I Am Legend" forWarnor Outstanding Beasts and Children," new Bros. Corrington's script Is THC SWEATER Columbia Pictures Mm, based on Richard Matheson's "THEIR" PRICE novel with a "last man on The six, professionals from enrth" theme. $8. New York and Hollywood, are Bill Mumy, Barry Robins, Average family Flemington, g4|^^|^||j OUR PRICE Miles Chapin, Bub Kramer, and enormous Sc|wtion,,onors lnpq|H|H colled „ Marc ValinnlII11 and Darel ' The Bureau of the Census : $5.99 Closer. The movie Is bused reported last December thai furs to bo found.... anywhere! GtidtM f^|ourouS now 197Tsly ie'd n on the new novel by Clendon die average American family, jacket, cupe or stole in Mink, Sable, Persian Lamb, Beaver, Fo> Swarthout. now numbers 3,6 persons. Broadtail and many, many more... every "in" fashion fur... \plus the exciting >\ i Hin.w IO;' QUALITY FASHONS AT D KCOUNT GENE DERINGTGN'S 127 CENTRAL AVE. WESTFIELD 9(15 STUYVESANT AVE., UNION flemington /iir comparig 236 RIDGEDALE AVE,, FLORHAM PARK, N.J. 3777100 Mor...& Fri. 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• • 1 ' . •./• ,•'• • •• ., 0 ••':• --Thursday, November 5, 1970 engineer v ^ . . -Thursday, November 5, 1970- ; UC alumni group sponsoring 2 educators >vi!l:Speak dl UC ~wiH~attend teiTS~TO situation its 2nd culturpl arts series On feoa kbanh Van, professional engineer ,. The .Union College Alumni Association will each event in. die Cultural Arts Series was college talks ho served in. the Ministry of Economy In sponsor its second annual Cultural ArtsSerles oversubscribed. He expects on equally enthusi- Dr.- Kenneth CMocKay, ex- s . will bs offered to olumni agiitn [Vee.of:cbnrge - astic.reception this year and suggest that any- ecutive director of the Union ;,:-• am# will /be the-second spealcar In a 1 r three lectures entitled "Focus on ns a token of appreciation from, the college one wishing to attend any of die performances County Coordinating. Agency 1 to alumni for their, support oyer ^tlio 'Yc^f.'- should request tickets as oarly as possible.. for Higher Education, and Dr. ^U ' being conducted ?s part of i endiCdllegc,^ program bf.courses for This year, the Cultural ArtsS*3fies^ui<^JI" Seating capacity is limited to 500. Tickets Kenneth W, Iversen, president momto slst of five programs, including'ton opera, n may be obtained from tlio Alumni Office at of Union College, will attend adults conducted at Union-College. ,•: • 1 w1 1 tocture dimce performance; two 'musicals,' and a spe- union College tlio second annual meeting of i,? "*XS! ! loinorrow.evenlng.at cial chiildreh's program; '."' ;'-•'; I' •#?•./ ,Unlon-C611ege's.campus Jn Crariford. His talk The Cultural Arts Series was arranged by a the National Council of Inde- m Dr. Keiinetli W,,lversen, president of,Uniort, committee headed by Mrs, Doris Wolf of pendent Junior Colleges at will aim at giving the participant the often : College, announced.. that tlie Cultural'Arts, Cranford. Marymount Collogo, Arling- neglected•-' background material. and a clear Series will.be offered to alumni again free of perspective of headline news from Southeast ton, Va., on Sunday and Mon- charge as..a token of appreciation from,we day. Asia.' •''.'•%'••• •••,.'-,;.•.:•,.• .:-.:"[' •:•••',;•.:, :•... college to uluninl for their support .'over the Ambassador Daniel Yu-Tang Lew. .senior NCIJC was formed as a f direct result of a study by Dr. advisor,' to the Permanent Mission of the . years. ' • • '•'—!• . •-••••.,.,•. Heart Association- Pre-schoolers whose parents go to Newark Republic of China to die UnltedNatlbns, opened META, 1 Is the title of tills piliitliy by The.season will open Sunday, Nov. 22,'with MacKay for the American As- ...wltk the lecture series last week. WntnhaKoovimol, Vlto Glaculone, ohe qf.19 Newurk-Stato Col- tho Amnto Opera Company presenting "La sociation of Junior Colleges. to hold annual ball Its purpose is to develop a out of tli* largul siUctlois of State College go. to school too - at a doctoral candidate at New York University and •: lege Fine Arts'Department faculty monitors Boheme." The opera will begin at 8:pim.:in executive, assistant, of the American-Asian whose works-are currently enjoying a suc- , tlie Campus-.Center tliontre on tlie Ccanford 'Hie Ladies Auxiliary of tlio Union' County system of orientation for staff, special. day care center on the Union • Educational Exchange, Inci will conclude tho cessful ruh.ih.tbe two galleries" uttliqscliool campus. ' . ' ••: Heart Association will hold Its annudl ball in-service training, faculty YAMAHA 110WREY... Plaioi aid Or|«t Southeast Aslai series next week, ' . f lg Union.Tho alww, appropriately enough. Is The next scheduled offering wlUbeonSatur- Saturday, Nov. 14, at die.Elizabeth Town and ' recruitment policies, and co- campus. A full program of art, music, • called •••19. {faculty.'V ; ; • dny/ Dec. 12,.whcn"tlie Now Jersey Dance•;. Campus Restaurant, Edgar road. operative arrangements with Dr. Van was bom In Vietnam and' recoived selected colleges in order to his, bachelor of "science degree in mining Theatre Guild Ballet Company stagesr !Ex- Proceeds will be used to establish the .language, science and physical ac- corpts from tlie Nutcracker." On I'ob. 13, the Henrietta E. Froelilidi Scholarship in physio- identify anddevelopthosepar- neering from the University,of.Missouri tlcular qualities which cpntri- his Ph, D, in civil engineering from tlio furchasing officei* film, "I'lnlan's Rainbow," will be shown and therapy. The grant, named in honor of the tivity helps to dry out the tears when li bute to the junior, college con- University of California. He is a professional . Rai'mond.W. Stem,'administrator of Warren On March 1H, "The MuslcMan"willbj!Vie*/ed» ' Union County' Heart Association's executive 1 Hospital, Phllllp'sburg, for the past ?0 years, . On April 17, "Heidi" and two cartoons, are director, will be awarded to a Union County cept in academic as well as mom leaves her toddler at the center, . engineer, and servedin the Ministry of Economy . social and civic undertakings. in. Vietnam'- and the Vietnamese Pacification has Joined tlielNewJerseyHoGpltalAssociation planned for alumni and their children.. • " ••': resident majoring hi pliysid-therapy. ROUTE 22 WATCHUNG, N.J. 756-3708 as .group purchasing coordinator. Stem will An informal reception.In tlie Student-toungo • Reservations for the dinner-dance con bo NC3JC now has a member- Op.nD.llyTIUO P.M. which has its own staff. Parents Effort at the village level. Dr. Van has also : coordinate the statewide cooperative group will fallow each performance, , ^ .'••'' made by calling the Union County Heart As-' ship of SO independent, two- done research for N.A.S.A. • year colleges throughout tho I • ' ••••••• •• '•• •"" ••••••• .: purchasing-program for New Jersey non-profit, Muscatcllo .reminded alumni that last.year. . soclation nt 353-7391.' serve as volunteers and plan ' country. jRENTTHATROOM'wKb a Win) Ad. OnlV'l«< p.r voluntary health care institutions working with • and purchase food supplies. '-"Td (mini $3.20) Coll 6B.4-7700 " • • the purchasing agents of member hospitals. Most of the children are between TA and 5 years old, although a , Club pldns; 0 Good qutrltioTi for ydu few children between 11 months •

and. two years'attend the center. •' A Saturday' ramble and a : Sunday hike are scheduled this Th,e program began as a small weekend for members arid - .guests of .the Union County . baby-sitting service, last year. Hiking Club. •''..:• . On Saturday, Lucille Creccn TASTI- (Photos by Bob Baxter) •oMrvlngton will load a'five-, mile morning ramble In the FRIES MSIVINra South Mountain. Reservation. NUTRITION IS LOTS OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT The'group will meet at'the Stbuffer's .Locust Crave parking area Many foods in many forms hold the hey to buying .'in the reservation' at 10:30 good nutrition. A variety of colors, textures and Rich's Coffee U«WINM ' a.m.. ' flavors hold the key to good eating. On Sunday, Ralph Miller of Palrfield will lead, a.hike in Cookin Bag ;JRS- Variety is not only the spice o( life - it is thev / Sterling Forest' in New York; key to good lood choices, nutrition and eating. The group 'will meet at the . Mldvale railroad station at PEAS AND Look for the keys to good nutrition in our stores 9 a.m." "' ': CARROTS ^ They will guide you to the foods from the four Further information con- , MAS.CUTCORN.Mixiovia.-OBANDUNION basic food groups - protein, meat, fish, poultry, cerning the hikes'may be eggs and cheese: fruits and vegetables, milk obtained from the recreation : and breads, arid cereals. department of theUnlonCouri- Pizza Pie ,ty'Park Commission, SHOULDER, Sara 'Lee BONELESS CnOSSHIB ^Boards dre'tbp* OR BOTTOM ROUND for bridge j; Jie Robert / and'.*' vlrwln Mlchaelson, both, of'Union, pieced flrst. In. a, dilpUcate .. This new car is the best reason bridge game conducted at tho Eastern Union r.Co^tltsrk'VM- U.S.D.A. CHOICE GRADE. YWHA, Greelj. lane, Union. . not to buy a Volkswagen Beetle. I0NIIIU C Harold Dl^clkwftiftl^W.: • Rump Roast lOUHt >.99 , 'Ghuck Fillet

Shoulder Steak Sliced Bacon' ig you, one reason or onolher. not to buy a; 1 Volkswagen Boetlo, It might be a good Idea to Alex Freiberg of Colotlla:took' lONIlftt third place, 'and Terry Edson . London Broil IH0UIHI Beef Liver listen to the best reason: . ' • ' ' ' and Jim Williams, both of: Volkswagen's Super Beetle. ''..••"'• Union, fourth.-- .' ,:^::,fi,r •• ',',}•:' . It has almost twice the luggage space as the . Games are held every Won-'; . \Beetle of yesteryear. '...' \ •• ;..'.. day at 8U5; p.m. nt' the Y.S; Smoked Hams It has a longer-lasting, more powerful engine. ! SHANK END BUTT END FULL CUT SHANK PORTION FULL CUT BUTT PORTION It has a new suspension syjlem for a smoother ride.,. ••,•'. •: -' • Turkey It has a flow-through ventilation system to bring 39 49 49 S9 In fresh air when the windows are closed^ at trap FULLV COOKID - WATIK AODID The Interior Is, to be honest, much nicer.' •••• An annual Thanksgiving Hoi., USD.«. OBADE '«' The floor, for example, Is fully carpeted. Turkey Shoot will be conducted —. - LIMIT 2 «» ' _ Whole Fryers In all, It has 89 things you could never find on a -• by the Union County: Park HAIR SPNAY' "•«.. HABO TO HOLD O* UNICINTID C Beetle,. • ' '.'• '...... Commission at the county park C Roasting Chickens am? i .39< So of all the claims you'll hear this year by car .trap and akeet;grounds, off Dial Anti-Perspirant- ^1 89 Ham Steak 99 k . makers Hiat their cars are "better than a Beetle," . Kenllworth. boulevard, Cran- C 0U1IIIIID P0l> I0IN, UKIO „ C.M.n-n IKlU»-»0101 mil! C there's only one car maker with 25 years expert- ford, on Sunday at 2 p.m. Shave Cream ™»» . *^83 IINHI ( l»» CUI IHOn " 189 The event will be a 50- once In small cars to back It up. C oousage UH..K~..I Volkswagen.' ' • , target Remington , handicap; Cotton Swabs BK \ 49 contest at trap. Tlie Union County trap and "^ Chicken nS=6SR!ffl Douglas Motor Corp. skeet grounds are open for. public, shooting on Saturdays 3 87 Flanken Ribs FRUIT FLAVORED 430 Morris Av«nu« AUTH0HI2KO and Sundays from 1 to S p.m. ED Chicken Livers 'S TEEN-AOERS, find |obi by run- . Reynolds Wrap Z CR7-33OO nlng Want Adi. Coll 6B6-7700. Heiriz Ketchup Grapefruit is; S Peas & Carrots ZT NAVAl ' FRUIT Oranges 1^ 10 5!* COCKTAIL ' anAND UNION -VALUABLE COUPONS Tangerines 10 49*

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•:\ ,••• at Union Colle hdl75Q patient* , • ; . . * i • • • drug abuse effects at three facilities A three-part seminar dealing with the medi- The Union County Psychiatric Clinic has 750. col and legal Implications ofdrugabuse aadthe patients'under outpatient treatment In its; To B uy or Sel I - - Or Dig A rehablllttUoh of ? addicts'toll be held at Union fadllHei in Plalnfield, Elizabeth, Summit and College on Nov. 10,12, tddl4, l}:*ir ianouncad Linden, according to Benjamin H, Haddock, by J. JJirHsoii 1*MOO of EdltoM, de«d oi «iu- executive director. dentt, and Prot JUdurd, J. Selcoe f Ol In his most recent report to the clinic Rl)6 diPC f CttUtyity iWfVtOM board) Haddock said that 370 of the patients were children and 385 were adults, , For Personals- - or Person Education, In addition there-were 42 children and 24. .• • . • •• • • • .•.•••'•— * • '• .'.---,-••-•• • tho Day-Session student adults on the waiting list.. ' ."~ > The report shows die largest case load In staffs oTrniia Pme^* alIy«adBt-, Hon. 'and -the - ''Urilon; - Commuter,*V, weekly "r". Plalnfield which includes 62 children and 78 Btudent' newsjiaper, are •also participating In, adults. , that planning and wnsorsWpf tM AU The case load by community was listed as Clean Rugs? Kill Bugs? follows: Berkeley Heights, 7 children and S \ • If--"-" ' • " • ' . •'.".:.'• Morson reported"that»questiondM adults with no one on. the waiting list; Clark, mining «udeii|; and facultylawwledgeabout 4, 8 and It Cranford, 39,18 and 0; Elizabeth, drugs wait ^dlBtrlbuted; On the>b«sl« of those 39,67 and 12; Fanwood, 16, S and 0; Oarwood, answers, a program has:been planned vrhlch „ 3, 3 and 0; HlUslde, 11, 9 and 2; KenUwortH,., wUl be educational and lnformaave." , :., 2, 2 and 0; Linden, 2,. 32 and 4; Mountain- Find Antique Mu§s? The first part 6! (ha seminar wiU beheld. ; side, S, 2 and 0. • . „ ••.-•• Tuesday at 12il5 p.nu on the Cranford campus; :<, Also, New Providence, 6, 3 and 0j. Plain- The second part will be on Thursday, Nov. 12, field, .79, 62 and 0; Rahway, 10, 9 and 1; Roselle, 8, 14 and 0; Roselle Park, 14, 7 and 0; Scotch Plains, 28, 14 and 0; Springfield.* Alter Coats, Renting Saturday morning, Nov. 14,:between 9 afld.12. '; 5, 10 and 1; Summit, 10, 17 and 0; union, A campus^ldeprogram of lectures, discus^' 33, 38 and 7; Westfield, 18, 18 and 1; Win- sloris, audfllmsisplanned. Promlnentlawyers, field, 5, 3 and 0; North Plalnfield, 16,30 and

doctors, educators, and directors of rehabili- o. ••.. •. • ••...... ••••. tation.' clinics ire scheduled to" discuss dlfJ ferent aspects ofdrug abuse. ' - :''vJ'r ppy . Morson said the public Is welcome to attend Girls' Stafe report the prbgVatn* • • • :*',..- l ••• • . •, j': -..j:'': • *:i .'-,• * MERGER ARRANGEMENTS of two Elizabeth Insurance agendes are drawn up by officers (•• • -;' •.•.•'•'•,"'•"'•••• "'.:•/.••.-.•>'' \ ' . of the agencies. The 'Bourdon and Whelsn Agency has become affiliated with Boyle Asso- given to Auxiliary ciates, £e Insurance affiliate of The Boyle Company, Realtors. From left are: William A. Boyle Jr., president of Boyle Associates; Albert A. Levin,' executive Wee president, Roofing, Siding, CD exercise set Delegates to last summer's session ofGirls of the firm, and Joseph A, Whelm, who operated by Bourdon and Whelan Agency and State were guests at a-recent. meeting of the > Is vice president of die new company. The merged, firms are known as Boyle Associates . American Legion Auxiliary of Union County. •• and have offices on the ninth floor of the Albender Building, 1143 E. Jersey St., Elizabeth. They Included PattiBachefaki.'Jahls Braver- ' K statewide civil defense exercise'will'be mann ana Amy Latorrace, Connecticut Farms held Nov. 19, N.Ji deputy director of dvU Unit 35, Union; Joyce Beckmann, Victoria Horseback Riding defense and disaster control J. Morgari.Van Fortunato and Carol Ann. Datkofsld, Roselle 'Cancer nobody talks about" Hise announced this week. He said die public . , Park Unit 60; Barbara Dobrynskl and Ellen wlUhotbeinvoHveillDthetest.',; 'V .:• " LABOR-SAVER — WiUlftm Gallinan, Elisabeth,,an. employee bl-AeUnionCountirParic ' Kaplan, Linden Unit 102; Susanne Atldn and The test,. Civil. Defense Exerdse-Chsrlle CommjBslon, loads a "one-ton Lely fertiliser spreader In Echo Lake Park, Mountainside -, Lisa Brown, Continental Unit 1229, Roselle; ' (CDEXiCHARUE), 14 designed to 'train per' and Westfield. TBe fertiliser > coining out of afo^tonI^ttttiJUaBrhopper,mieplua^iJ' .and Thresa-Bmhlmanh, Kenllworth, Unit 470. is easily defected! and treated I'. .'•. sonnel at the state, county and municipal levels by the fertUliar manufacturer. , This process of spreading fertlUzer throughout the The girls reported on their impressions Mowers, Tpwl of. a "procto.' "Reniember too," the'doctor iwho would,, be performing duties at their Union County. Park System requires only one man in eich area to operate and he Is able of the program held In June' at Douglass • How many Union County residents will be 'emergency operating centers (EOC's) In a " to-spread tour tons of material intwbhours saving mitiy man-hours of labor by not having College, ' .-•-..- among die' 75,000' Americans expected to added, "that any change In bowel, habits that nuclear attack situation. In addition to the to lift and carry bags'of fartUlaser. This la a relatively new process designed to increase v, Mrs. Gordpn Fugee, Union County children's develop cancer of the colon and rectum in persists for. two weeks should be reported to a physician. This might be—but is not EOC personnel, it Is expected that numerous ^tWefflcientuse'.ormaBpowar.^' • ;:;:•" - "^^.; :•;:"• ;.•'•'•" W v'v'V/-> !• and youth chairman, asked all units to assist 19707 • , emergency units, such as fire, police, rescue In a drive to the held in the next two months "No. one can forecast Just who will develop . always—a warning signal of cancer." G a rd e n Gf o we rs and first aid squads, wiU be called into play to collect used clothing for needy children. this form -of the disease," Dr. Roy T Fors- for simuUted disaster work. • . , Mrs, Jack Irving, president of the American berg of Elizabeth, chairman of Unit of the A-D-V-E-R-T-l-S-E-M-E-N-T ; American Cancer Society, Bald this week Van Hlse sald,aiat all 21 counties and most It's chwmsiry, not Legion Auxiliary of Union County,'presided at the program; The next meeting will be held In n discussion of colon-rectum cancer which of the 567 munldpaUtles are .expected to strikes more people than, any, other form of Help offered the participate In CDEX-CHARLIE. The State Nov. 19 at the Martin Wallburg Post Home, Westfield. • ' ' ' . • the disease' except skin cancer. "But I can CD-DC will be operating from Its EOC to venture who is most likely to be saved from West Trenton where It wlU have telephone, It—the person who makes a 'procto' (short hard of hearing teletype and radio communications with the for proctoslgmoidoscoplc examination) part GOVERNMENT BOOKLET NOW various county EOC's. Municipal CD-DC net- Trailside director of an annual health checkup." works, in turn, will be communicating with Dr. Forsberg pointed out that patients with DISCUSSES HEARING LOSS, HOPE their county headquarters. this form of cancer can be saved in almost THROUGH RESEARCH Wne;'dojiwiioRatlals In some, .•'choma. For 5# the United Nations Children's Smorgasbord Sunday J| sections, a little seeking out will reveal'•EFurid can provide' antibiotic ointment.to save many places whWttie show will be beautiful. t one. of them from blindness. THE FLOOR SHOP for ^SWorO*rrysmkmrjs i BUYERS COME RUNNING • The Central Jerwy •1SWbrD"Clubpf sligleV- Page school - widowed and divorced professional and Post r Carpttt • LlnoUum • Tils business men and women will hold a smorgas- r.,.-^' «• ..I >C '•-'i»i - I On the third floor_bl: the bord cocktail party Sunday. Other .events for firiSf ineefffiCr at hCtSDltai library of Congress Building QUALITY the month. Include a discussion group meeting - 111,9,1 IIIBCIHly Ml llwauilMi ta Washington, Senate and "AT A COMPETITIVE PRICE ...TRY US" next Thursday, party and dance on Nov. 20 House of Representatives 540 NORTH. AVE., UNION and a meeting of the symphony and opera... • The first meeting of Ex- to give the Student an in- plorer Medical Specialty. Post sight that he or she may never pages go to school when Con- • (N«f M«rlt A»»0 "" '• group on Nov. 30. , ' •. • • ' 1 gress is not at work. The FURNITURE Membership information may be obtained 91 is scheduled for 10 a.m. have had the opportunity to * OPBN MON., THURS. »o 9 acquire, according to Jim Ast, school has Its own principal by writing the club at Box '415, Westfield, Saturday at Memorial Gen- and six academic department 352-7400 07090." Club officials ask that.such a letter eral Hospital; Union. - . district executive. .";•.' Further Information about chairmen. Pntli In our lo) oJ|oewil tofaulldlna .: include age, sex, marital status, professlonor The ppst.-comprised of high ' business, personal .interests, residence and school and Junior high school Post 91 or Coniempot'ary Ex- FOR FAST RESULTS YOUR AD CAN APPEAR IN .' business addresses. ' : . students from Union, Spring- ploring may\be obtained by READING, MATH &STUDY field and Mountainside., who calling Union Council at aspire to careers in medi- S 354-5676. •:.;'. • ' :: ' SKILLS IMPROVEMENT CLOTHES dne, is sponsored by the;' .Remedial Reading Or.2-12 TOOLS mm | no ««^— staff of, Memorial General. . Development Reading 8 NEWSPAPERS SPECIAL SALE1 ' Items on the agenda for Gr. 2-9 Saturday -'morning Include .Remedial Math Gr. 2-12, , TO CELEBRATE... Including Algebra I, II and |Curtain Bi election .of. officers, organ- BABY GEAR IRVINGTON HERALD • UNION LEADER^* SPRINGFIELD LEADER • VAILSBURG LEADER ization and discussion of pos- Geometry. 1036 Stuyv«sant Avc. sible programs. Dr. Philip • Study Skills: Following writ- VETERAN'S DAY Malvln will serve as advisor ' ten andoraldirection!; tak- • THE SPECTATOR "° . LINDEN LEADER • SUBURBAN LEADER . ing notes and outlining; MOUNTAINSIDE ECHO UNION •686-5015 . Now Thru Nov. 14th Only and Dr. Rudl Wadle will be skills (or proper textbook "Lit Ui'Selve Your H«ng-upi" committee chairman. Joseph use; developing competence Loudermllk, assistant execu-' with maps, cnaots, tables tivo director of the hospital, SHARE id and graphs, preparation for TmPraftt CUSTOMIZED will be the post's institutional exams; increasing all work OFF representative. .' . FREEDOM skills. Gr. &-college. *1>GS 20? Post 91, the first medical p for Insinuation colli 925-7899 USE THIS EASY WANT AD FORM... specialty unit in Union Coun- with and 381-2684 Dally 9 A.M. Two great timely ipeclal order drapery to 9 P.M. and badipread eor|ipent*t hove con- cil, is one of many Contem- SAVINGS BONDS/ porary Exploring posts being ACADEMIC SKILLS •ented to allow u» to reduce th* price organized for young men and FREEDOM SHARES Five (5) Words Of Average Length Will Fit On One Line. For Extra Long of their fine mtrchandlia for this very women around professional, IMPROVEMENT SICM UP WHCTE7WW WOUK Wi JMtK ASSOCIATES, Inc. Words Allow Two (2) Spaces. Figure Your Cost By Multiplying Tho ihort ttnie.onlyl . ' ' business and. trade careers **9 Number Of Words By 16* Minimum Charge $3.20 (20 Average Words). I o§ SUBURBAN PUBLISHING CORP. KODIl 1291 Stuyveiant Ave., Union, N.J. QUILTED PUai. Inlart lh« following clotilflad adt Tw|n.Full When you place a "For Sale" ad in 70Sin$*HUNDMD* Qut*n-Duel OPCOLORSASTYU5 the classified pages of this newspaper. us ORDMIDJUSTrORYOUl Dear Friends, 1 November 7th, marks the anni- 10 versary of our first yeur in business . ana it has surpassed our wildest expectations, rfe thank you and ask you to YOUR ALT WILL APPEAR 11 12 13 14 15. Tjoin-ue-for-coi'-fee and-cake -on Saturduy,- .November 7. Free magnifier to one and •all. 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20«;Thi}rBday. ItoVember 5, 1970-SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER fy^V*?n&ri&:;f.iK-rv^tv~rY$irqr** Booters divide; - t-Thursday, Novemlaer 5, ••»;,.* SOCCER ".'•"'»* , on wi Mddisori; i-.,- v0 :.• y't To Place Your Ad sutyurban o Place Your AT The soccer personality for this week Is the German American Soccer League, ; trainer-coach of the Elizabeth Sport Club, Jim Jim Is very proud of th« fact that he has a tall Call 686-7700 Bradley. Jim was born In Oreenoek, Scotland, coaching certificate from FJ.F.A., the world IW In 1926, He played soccer with the "Hlbs" and governing body of soccer. Jim help* .high DEADLINE! TUESDAY NOON DEADLINE) TUESDAY NOON ' Third Lanark in the first division. While he school coaches In his spare time. •/'!'••••; FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION ' By BRIAN MULLEN played with the Hibernians he was once in the With men Uke Jim Bradley around glvinghls The' Jonathan Dayton Regional football team time and knowledge to younger players, soccer BtGUlbE Scottish Cup finals but lost. He doesn't want to xxx>««oo«o««o©oco«ooooo«<>«oe< beat the Crusaders from Morris Catholic, will same day be a major sport In the United >o««6«6ft«6««o6«««64b«oiooe«« >0«OO«OM«0«««0O«««0«0O«OO««( >ooo«ooo«oo«««o«ooooo«ooo«o«( Ov be reminded of the loss and even forgot the v 26-14, last Saturday to pick up their second score of the game. The Scottish take their States. ' " Help Wanted-WdmefT ,.\ i 1 Help Wanted-Wonien ': 1 Helf.wanted-Women Help Wanted-Male .3 Help Wanted-Male 3 Help Wanted-Male 3 >oo4o6ee«eoed««9a«o<>««oooooc O« >O«0««O0««0»0«04O0««0«««O0O«< >«0««0«00900«OOe«»0«000«C«0«< Help Wanted-Men v3 victory against 'three defeats and a tie. The soccer seriously. In 1947 he played on Scot- >««060fl«««0»«0«0»»O MO«O4O6«O0O00«« • "^.THOMAS''•:•',:?•• 'pays fflllro Tni).Cnllur alup In. Muit know color, per week. Oopd Job for able FIRST NATIONAL STATEj. the field. Ralph Riccardi is now the manager Benoh and Road man . J3.50 PER HOUR bodied, man on'Social aecurity. rttnjf by Scott Prusslng. The Bulldog drive of Elizabeth. : the Springfield team came on the field and the .I ENGLISH MUFFINS RECEPTIQNIST MANAGEMENT RESOURCES BANK OF NEW JERSEY If you art a iinribl* typUt, Hut) '. Dlv.'of Cumpulnr Rpapurcen • WASHERS TO START Call Mr. Blair 763-4348 before stalled and Morris Catholic drove 65 yards. Another man Jim works very dose with is game against MiUbum was under way. Ai$qunl Opfioriunlty Emptoyfr . HELP WANTED V h«v# plvaiBnl way* we Unyf » U1O SluyVr«onl Avc. Union 4 P.m. ( njs • REFRIGERATORS We're looking for a man who avail - to score. Tlietwo-poinr-convorslon gave the. Richie Emmel, the head 6f the players' com- I started w think, back about 23 years ago 'WOMEN : ' job for you. Cull tv>wl . Kll/H system for Crusaders an 8-6 lead in the second quarter. when I first asked Coach John Brown, why we • , ; x n/9 hae woritedwlth p*lplns,median- sayings end . mittee. Elizabeth has 750 members. They have TOBIA'S APPLIANCE leal; electrical and hydraulic NIOHT WAREHOUSEMEN ' tellers, We offer Dayton, however, came right back and drove . a committee that deals directly with me play- didn't have a soccer team. Soccer! are you 4'::.CLERKTYPisf..Vy. CHRISTMAS equipment. 1 yeara experience FULL TWE POSfTIONS AVAOABLE, lent. .starting 71 yards. Janukowicz hit Pursslng with a kidding7 Only small schools that can't keep up ' . Por Import- department of pro- 1200 Liberty Ave., Hillside . required. We offer a ohallena- ORDER PICKINO I TnUCKLOADINQ. benefit Promm a ers. Lust season whon Elizabeth yton the Na- .gresstve-growing company lo-. ISA TIME QF JOY STAMP OUT . Job with good benefits If .you NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. wnrklni oondltloqeV,;! 13-yard touchdown pass. Prusslng took in the tional Open Challenge Cup, 'Jim Bradley was a football team and schools large enough to • oatedlo Unlon/Sprlngflpldores. . ^ H/tf- qualify. . ROOERS WAREHOUSE b TRANSPORT apply any weekday/.j two-point conversion and the Bulldogs regained' manager and trainer-coach. ' , ., carry both;'have ..soccer team's, Is what Fwas -tnterestlnit. and . diversified AND BILLS ' CO., 12 BLEEKER ST., tnLLBURN. the lead,.14-8. wcik< .35 hour we'ek.^Cbmpany L BLAHS! CAUL 580-3705 FOR APPT. PERSONNEL DEPAR4_, Jim puts the players through their paces told. There were many of us that played Junior paid Blue Cjoss, Blue Bhl«ld, CLERKS 5S0 Broad St., Newarkili, The.Bulldogs tried an'oh-slde kick and the ACCENTUATE THE If the sort* dull routine U aiv An Equal opportunity tt . every Wednesday, night-under the lights at ball with Newark S.C. and Elizabeth S.C. just .major medlckl and life'Insu'r- ' PHOTOGRAPHIC Crusaders fumbled with Jay SUverman re- begjdngjfor a high school soccer team. .. "atiae; . Apply In person at. JOYS, ELIMINATE THE Lug you tha blnht,.do tomelhlnn CELANESE .Farcher's Grove. Elizabeth with Jim as coach VERONA CORP;,fUnlon-Metro- 964-0880 •bout tl< Tsiflru ore a variety of LOAN& Esperiencad automatic printer. covering for Dayton on the Crusader 36, want to win their league championship. Last The Bulldogs did well and played to a, 0-0, .'polltsn Park. Springfield road, BILLS BY BECOMING 1061 Morrle Avn. Union, N.J. • tsmtKiraiy -Jobi available for Pull or pert time. • OROVE From, there the Bulldogs inarched for Cnloni N.J. 686-3708 !> . p a.m.lo,;»p.ni.i,M|>n. thm^ri. •ebrtftaHeii typlita. clerical!, DISCOUNT CHEMICAL CO. COLOR LAB. CeU aftar e P.U. TOOLMAKER-PLAS - season when they won the cup. the league' tie. Two,.things Impressed me. very much. AN AVON REPRESENTA- buii tnselilpe operators, recep- Compression and lu another score with Pressing getting his second championship escaped them. It seems the Regional not only has a varsity team hut also a tlonlvta o* apy office ibllli. FIRST NATIONAL STATE An: Equal Opportunity Employer i 111/1, molds-some dsslansitbe' touchdown on a two-yard run. The conversion freshman team. What .a long way soccer has DAY CAHB NEEDED FOR » MONTHS TIVE IN YOUR NEIGH- - SECRETARY ''• Work for jpony dlfferenl com* required. Very W«h'l( German American Soccer league teams are BEE FAWinia FIRST panle*', t Ecursle with Jiures snd|oodt Office Temporaries- Meaienaer poiltloni are Bkperlenqa Preferred But Not were unable to move the ball but .the Dayton United States. We are slowly getting to the . ; . CALL: 353-4880 . • (Part Time) ' 'SFRWOPIBLD 467-1310 ary, full benefit prooram •ourwntly ovnllnble Otfloe ouUdlni, Broad SL, N* Regional harriers and pleaaant wortflnB Necessary..' Qood Company near all transportation, CiU tUal defense, led by Art- Weisbrot, forced the younger boys with programs such as the one y^r CLERK."; P'. ;•'•' ; 1 . ' 446 Morfle Ave. throuDhout Essex County Benefits 8 AM To 4130 PM. •4J.08H. ••> EXEC.SECRETARY* LIVE IN Experience Preferred; We LIVINGSTON 904-1370 • condition!. Please apply for 'Inclivlduala with a . Crusaders to punt; . • • . Springfield and coach John Esposito are work- Imntdlatg.' clerical pbslllorii : 130 W. Mt. Pleasant Ave. any weekday at the- New Jerfey drlvur'e li- , Early in tho fourth period, another Crusader ing on. . yrtlU'lll ;dl - TOP BKILLB Offer Many Company Ben- PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT cense and a (rood knowl- ' National Pood Company locat- Work, for top mansgement. All Vailsburg or Irvington 550 Broad St., Newark •A-l EMPLOYMENT »II Is ths drive was halted'when Bove picked off a pass win three meets to ed In Sprtnifleld, N.J, Must be edge of the local area; o earmncs of •;-, • '• • • •.•>•••* •.-.'• ' • Ah Equal Opportunity Employer benefits, holldeya. Fee Paid . CALL: 375-2100 efits. . 1 Oood salary; full benefit 101 NO. WOOD AVB., liINDEN men. We need ssns tyje on his 30. The Bulldogs moved the ball to •an accurate typist bpoassss.a , . Xll/t ELIZABETH S.C. 'of the German American ttsjr for flattrea. Contabt Mr. Salary:to;»7800. ' ., \. . APPLY. IN PERSON . ' .TRAINEES '•••• , proBriwi. Apply any week- 035-1800 ' mldflold before an Interception ended; the Soccer League, showed their soccer supremacy WiUVy 37O-80II0/',; - ' / 1 1 LIVE IN ' day at the 1905 MORRIS AVE,, UNION march.- The Dayton defense held once again remain undefeated ' SCE , fersonnel : • 9:30 >M To 9:30 PM : -MOTHERS-GIRLS PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT . vscatlciui, Insnruus. '" •by defeating, die Extension S.C. of Trenton, •••••:•;•.}.-v^:• •;.•.. ?•:•:•;•:KII/S . Union, Springfield,. 450 Broad St., Newark 310 PARK *VE. BC.PLAINS and'forced the,'Crusaders to give up the ball. The undefeated Jonathan Dayton Regional 10-0, at Farcher's Grove Sunday. Extension V • ,.,,lp.AldehSt,i M7J-4943 .. . •• Gping Back To Work? • COLLECTION . An Equal Opportunity Employer On two. long passes from Janukowicz to cross-country team won three meets'.last S.C, play's in the amateur American Soccer , ''.'• •' /-• ;. . • . ., D 11/S, • Mountainside, • Robert Hall Clothes 'fee Paid For Clericals. Filing, • •, . .** • * 11/5 Bove and the running of Danny Sllvarmon, TYPIST WEST BOUND LANE, HIGHWAY 22 Typing, Excellent Company & XKOM060O0O0O06O6MOO00O00M week, defeating Roselle (15-^4) on Tuesday, League.. of South New Jersey. They, played k Y "EjqttrlNiced Cook for High School ;CALL:731-810a0n/s MEN YOUNO MAN to help eontracttnTln- the Bulldogs scored again on a 74-yard drive. minus five regular players and were no match Cafalarls, Hours a A.M. to 3 P.M. For Benefits. Starl$B5-J95. A Week. atoll electro mechanical equipment Help Wanted-Men & Women 5 Caldwell (15-45) on Thursday and,.In a make- Por buiy t)uwhnln« ;ti traffic lnlervlaw deuechomMrs. MuyMes. Bove took it in on an eight-yard run. up meet Friday, beating Summit (18-43). This for the strong Elizabeth eleven. This was the dept.. or grttvlng intomaitonal' 1 (An Bo.uafOppoiWty Binployer) . FIRST NATIONAL STATE In Union and. surrounding areas. Musi >ooo«ooeo<6o©«©eoeo©oe« bltt. Jonauun Dsyton Redonal 111th . , O11/5 . Call 68B-6700 : bo metloulous In workmanship and The Crusaders scored again later in the brings the Bulldogs' season record to 13-0. first round, of the U.S, Open Challenge Cup. 'coiftpany.. Dutlea to include' ax- Schooli S|irlintleld,a7«-»3M.'' Kll/B WmmAJJCB.-tro» A 19-game schedule featuring games at '•"•'• QIRLSI . • ; V.BANKOF.NEW JERSEY; Brad or endvalenl tralnlns; prosram. J P -ed Austin' of Plainfleld, who led the Owls 6, playing a strong Rutgers University fresh- Elizabeth S.C. boys' team defeated the dogs took command In the first period oh 1 1 ' SALES OmU WANTED . . EmuU.nt opportonlty. EMPLOTEE For Interview App't 6BB-4433 " , .,. en't I' n an ultr%a moderd n settinttig makekths thiaji A .Princeton's JadwinGymnnsiunv, Philadelphia's- Ferrari's goal on a penalty shot. In. the ARE bri..:. THE.___' RihHi 'omlL '; No anarieme-iieoessary, B day week| Bcoring, and Tim Gardner of Roselle, who man squad at New Brunswick. Newark S.C. boys' team, 10-0, in the pre- Copy typist ; • CIV. Typist' HB WRONO JOB?; " ,'Openlnaa are,,. .'ourre'ntly BENEFrra, Salary »iol per hour. a unique job opportunity. Contlnueous In-service ednni- Palestra, and the West Point Flelcl.House has ,HJ second quarter, Ferrari scored again with an .... WR0Ka mtj,; beneUU, GREAT EASTERN. Union. • available llirtrUgHoul' our •obetinUU Incraaae .«IIMn 4 to I Ined the team for the second half of the Home and home series are scheduled with liminary,, game. Elizabeth. Will play Inter /.up i)nop*.»« •lo'jri. viuq • Call Mr. rrledbtii, Mg-HW. Bll/8 "system for experienced montlia.-FEE PAID. ., been arranged for Union- College's varsity ml assist from Ray Danziger. , aj»«, e-5 p.m. cation offered; total patient care facility. Excellent ason a$d compiled the highest scoring avor- Somerset County College, the County College • GiUllana in an away game this Sunday. - If you sra or were Bellini.e<-_t tAavlnas end ..commercial OnOVE EMPLOYMENT AOCY, WESTERtf: benefits and high starling salaries. Apply Personnel1I0SI' basketball team for the 1970-71 season, itwas,,, metlce,' detergents, Jewelry eto.i Teller!. We offoV'en e»co - 1070 Sprlndleld Ave., Mplewd. of Morris, Upsala College freshmen and the . • WHERE ARE YOU? . e. •• • • . . announced this week by Athletic Director After a scoreless third period, the Bull- & find difficulty melting $300- tiEOAL SECRETARY.'' SECRETARY'' : . lent alnrtlng salsrv, full . BO 5-30011 Department or Call: • ' The Owls are preparing for a. 19-game Monmouth College junior varsity. The Owls Newark S.C, played Doxa to a 1-1 tie In an dogs stretched their lead as. Pete May and If your typlnj speed Is 40 1400 esch week, call uaf • • ., inced, One'idrl offlna, OMd . Bxoellent opportunity for the ' benefit program and plessont % William Martin. ' . ' . '. ,t VPM or better, then OLSTBN right person,' esperienbed or woriclni ccndltlone, Please nn/i s hedule featuring games at Princeton's Jad- will play six games against other two-year away game. Otto Weber headed theballtoFred Ferrari scored to give the booters a 4-0 We have ' the greatest ground qualified trainee! ealaryVoonv «ppty nny weekday ' at, the ELECTRIC 992-5500 The Owls will travel to the U.S. Military hae the Jobs for you. We can • FOREMAN n Gymnasium, Philadelphia's Polestra, and colleges, eight against four-yoar college fresh- Wright who blasted the ball into the net for victory, ' . • * keep you busy ss you tiles on floor, high earmnga opportunity mensurate with skills and ex- PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT man fives, and five against four-year college Academy at West Point on Dec. 12 to»meet the .for.alrls In 10 years. ., . .,-'• 'perienpes • pleasant working S90 Broad St., Newark, 8et up end eupervlsory experl- . tl e W6st Point Pleldhouse. Union. College's Army Plebes at 2:30 p.m. They will play the Newark's only score. Otto Weber was a sub Ferrari. scored the Bulldogs' only goal hl-payln«.tsmporsry Jobs. Wo* MATURE WOMAN .WANTED- conditions with exceptional An Equal Opportunity Employer enoe In spot welding depart- junior varsities. from tho reserve team, playing with the first against Caldwell on a penalty kick. Starring part Urae or full time In areaa iWe will tmfn.andpayyou weekly Aa saoretsry to regional dlreo- benefits. " ment. Familiar, with Jlae and COMPANY, Inc. Princeton University Junlqr varisty at the ' or your oholoe. Coma In and torof National jewlsh-Anerioan SAINT BARNABAS The candidates Include students from Union team. .... defensively for the booters were John Sari-' fat acquainted with! to call oii retailers for repeat' flxtureB. Substantial salary Jadwin Gym at 7 p.m. on Feb. 3, and the Uni- orders...... orcanlsstlon. 8teno, typlnt, .; _ feqillTABLE LIFE and company benetlte. Call for N.J. Installation Organisation College's three campuses in Cranford, Eliza- cino, Alan Schlanger, Bill Stofany, Nate Kauf- denaalty tor detail, good phone versity of Pennsylvania junior varsity on Feb. The Newark reserve team won, 7-0, against 1 "The Service That Cares" :_ • Aakforllrs. Douahsrty 678-0300 TYPIST appointment. 341-9400. An squat Opportunity Employsr MEDICAL CENTER ^ teams at Y beth and. Plainfleld, and both the day and eve- the Doxa reserve tedm. Weber, who later man and Larry Sternbach, with Justin N6t only la there rlo competition, voioe required..One gtlrl offloe, 134-Bvergreen pI./Baat Oranve COFFEE MAT CORP. ning sessions. 16 at 7 p.m. at the Palestra. ' Schneider, doing the goal tending. Other of- but we have the hottest, fastest Irvlngton center. Call 623-3749 An Equal Opportunity Binployer Kll/i Old Short Hills Rd. The Owls will open onDec.l nthome against played with the first team, scored three goals.'. selling product In existence) •betwee " n 10 to : . Positan, 163-198-S07; Flora Lichter, 402;. WATTRESSES, 3 ttrla »r full or part Guide Members of the Junior Varsity team who, New opponents this season include Essex Freda Pedinoff, 176-165-444. Also Position Available for girl With time. Stoady. jood salary, kAm)ly to or STUDENTS - EVENDJOfl- SATURDAYS iiHiiinmiiiiiuHiiniiuimiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiii Coach Marty Tagliemi feels have been out- County. College, Army Plebes, Atlantic County COBTAC0OTAB —BLULUBMBBB RIBBONC , 5W South •4 PER HOUR. CAR NECESSARY. Other high scorers were CUre Uerstein, 181- CALL FOR APPOINTMENT, OS4-OJ04 standing, include Barry Gerst, Warren Schlep- Community College, Jersey City State frosh, 168-462; Doris Welnbuck, 161; Trudy Slamo- BOND EXPERIENCE PRIDEN JUSTOWRITER Oranjo Ave,., Newark, ner, Stuart Sherman arid Brien Lepnard. The Newark College of Engineering Jnyvees, Uni- We can offer you an loaUtandlna opportunity. Call now and find PART TIME NIGHT WORK AVAILABLE LOOKING FOR A BETTER wltz, 152-411; Bunny Wasserman, -159-417; 'out »abtly what we have to offer. Wonderful part time Job for >00«««»0O00«0600««O»»0000OO00< IN SUMMIT- IT'S coach indicates the runners' times are im- versity of Pennsylvania frosh, Falrleigh Dick- Edith Schwalb, 155-192-484; Eleanor Manders, MON., TUES., THURS. &FRI. NIGHTS. woman who lllcee to eew It Business Opportunities 8 inson frosh, and Rutgers frosh. meet people. We will train you Business Opportunities 8 proving. 156-406; Diane Blum, 155-1571441; Ruth Posi- to teach our clo'sses. Produot JOB? )«0O««0O0OO00O600O60O«O000«0< . »0000«O«O60«00«090«00OO«000< . Freshman talent this year included Skip Union College resumed varsity basketball BOB JANUKOWICZ OHIO CASUALTY INSURANCE CO. IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCED, WE WILL BE OLAD TO TALK dtsoounta, pleasant worklnn tan, 163~98-507; Flora Lichter, 402; Freda TO YOU. . : SMYTHE Moore, Tom Lovett, Dan Gecker, Jim La- last season after a 10-year lapse. A small Union aondltlona. For Interview, eee Pedinoff, 176—65-444. 3401 Morris Ave., MleaDnlaellMon. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. fredo, Bernard Shalkoqaki and Merll Frbmer. atid inexperienced squad under Coach Martin CALL 376-4300 . 064-OS50 THOBE WITH NO EXPERIENCE ON JUBTOWRITERS, BUT . There are threo teams dec) for first place. R 11/S compiled a respectable 7-8 record. janukowicz wins - They are Menza-Gorsteln; Bain-Bell-Koplik HAVE EXPERIENCE ON PLEXOWR1TBR8 OR OTHER THE SINGER CO. Pathmark is Better! WE ARE OFFERING YOU VOLVO For Quality Fuel Oil t Oil Burner Service RELATED EQUIPMENT, ARE WELCOME TO APPLYl. 1044 SPRINOPIBLD AVE. Irwin (Wynn) Phillips, who was assistant and Harrison-Monders-Lubash, vmaTOMNj SALEJ-SEHVICF-PART5 v FOR INPORMATION AND INTERVIEW APPT. CALL 886-7700 IR A FUTURE IN A BUSINESS coach last season, is taking over die coaching • • • EXT. 41, ASK FOR MR. KENWOOD. FRIDAY Si MONDAY ONLY. Due to our increased volume arid expanded (and wt maun aervlce) Tryouts for diving reins this season. He has high hopes of improv- Mr. Regional' title There is a three-way tie for the lead in St. facilities, Supermarkets General Carp. 326 Morris Av.. Summit 273-4200 ing on the 7-8 record, but facos a tough dirmine Bove, Ed Graessle, Marc Holland- James Ladles at 4 Seasons, with the Star- WOMEN-PART TIME (Pathmark) it looking for additional men to OF YOUR OWN... schedule. liters, Lazy Daisies and Go-Cetters all at 0-3 to fill olothlns ordera. lIHIIItHIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIHIIIIIIIII er, Bob Janukowicz and Norman Relnhardt Plooaant working conditions. work In our Grocery and Perishables Distribu- If your future is undecided, we offer you as our u to be held.at Y pool were the five finalist for the '-'Mr. Regional" 12-6. The Mum Bums aro next at 10-8. ALLSTATE Apply CLASSIC DISTKIDUTINa, AFFILIATE to be part of a National Organization." Leading Ladles were Rosennne Waryn, 182- SALES PERSONNEL 1060 Unisons Rd., Union. tion Center in Woodbridge, N. J. The Summit Area YMCA will hold diving title of Jonathan Dayton Regional High School X 11/5 In a business that can be operated from your home SPERCO In Springfield, In preliminary voting held by 160-483; Sally Chesley, 173-448; Gen Amml- We are located only 1 mile from exit 12 of the tryouts for'boys and girls aged 13 to 17 on Jayvee booters ano, 160-442; Martha Lalak, 167-439; Winnie NEEDS MORE MANY OF OUR »O«OO«<>«OOO40»OO«OO«6«O«6««< without leaving.your present job. We ore In the-jtiail:' Wednesday evenings, Nov. 11 and IB, at 8:45 thu senior class. , N. J. Turnpike. We need additional warehouse order business supplying selected computeRreaV; MOTOR CO.Inc lunukowlcz was crowned us "Mr. Reglonul" Liquorl, 162-435; Kay Schelder, 173-427; Ruth Domestic Help Wanted-Womon 2 at the Summit YM Pool. There are a limited »OO««' > PEOPLE mand. NO inventory required . . . NO solicitation Cadlllae-Old»moblle -f girls' gym last Friday boforo a crowd of 300 SALES & SERVICE atonalbln person to lock after our son The Summit Y's diving team is coached by JUST NEVER In SprtailSw. Both worklnt. For Je. , NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY whatsoever. Set your own hours. An Immediate in\.. ' 491 Marrit Avt., Summit 373-1700 The Junior varsity succor toum of Jona- Day ton students. The final winner was decided 1 Fred Brown of Piscataway, an "All American" "Tfit Air Condlllomno People' uifJa oall 3VB-S016, ' ... X11/0 PERMANENT FULL TIME POSITION vestment of $996. to $2468. is required. Sincerity ! . SALES-SERVICE-PARTS one arid three-meter diving champion for the than Uayton Regional has compiled 3-5-2 by the vote of girls of tho senior clues. Ciuss In tlio United Synagogue Youth League of WENTHQMEl \ . - Complete Body Shop Service LIKE PAT >00<>OOO««>0«0 OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT and desire are prime requisites. For details .write University of Michigan and captain of the 1968, Suburban Conference record under coach president |oseph Ilenigno crowned him as the Tomplo Butli Alun Sunday, top scorers were I SELECT USED CARS Arthur Krupp.- most popular senior athlete after the secret Ken Baroff, 190; Larry Zollor, 189; Stu Lle- Help Wantetl-Male - 3 to: (include your, home telephone number) ¥ Serving tht Suburban Area 40 Yiarl university team. He swam for the Summit They loved shopping In )04v00«««C«««00v00«0«0«« per week BURLINGTON AFFILIATES, lit. Elit. Courtly't 0>d*tl ; lusoph Henlgno, Paul Shill, Muddle Gedfles and Model i for Home* With - was just as fascinating as Beat working aoiulitloni. S day School in the state school competition and won l orman, John Fisher, Rub Kaplan, ErlcBcru- Team standings ure Monkeys, 14.5-3.5; Cha- week, paid vaoetloni and holl- • Extra shift premium paid 39 East Broad Street Aiijthooisri Vw Otol»> Susun Chen. Faculty advisors for this year's When Pat Baodle fjraduated from Cronford lc the Jersey Coaches Association Award as out- man mid Roger Frank, Meisel has been in CIIUB, 12.5-5.5; jitterbugs, 10-tt; Jerks, 9.5- FORCED AIR and HOT WATER HEAT# shopping here! So they diyi. • '* benafitii profit ihar Burlington, New Jersey 08016 suiior class ure Mrs. Carole Snycler and Robert 8.5; Swims, 8.5-9.5; Bunny Hops, 8-10; Mashed' High School In 1969, sh« panted a career' Ing, inoenUve bonuiei and • • Extensive company benefit program standing diver. the nets for the JV hooters'. On offense, Ku» joined pur great sales staff 1 other*. Z 11/13 blsh and Rosow huve been consistent. Undolla. Potutoen, 8-10; Frugs, 7.5-10.5; TwUts, 6,5-' Built to Operate in this In bu*lnssa. She found It at Al I state. Pat j( you art experienced on. F.amlly hospital program aiiiiiiiiilllllllllliiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu 11.5, und Koxtrots, 5-13. started as one of our Policy. File Clerks, Full and part-time tempo- other mnket, we wilt pay you Paid holidays BAROAms OALORE • Wholesale «n- Hard Voter Area. while you o*t free factory train- oral merchandise of every description. »0«««<><)0CO0o«O«9«< their names. Pair the old names on the left, with us. . ' (.Pad Nat Incluaeo) For further Information call Mist Tlslker at Poreiiin oar experlenoe. Good IBM KEYPUNCH with their new names on the right. • alary, manybineflte, pteaiant Mr. John MeArdle Instructions, School ' ,1 Calling Cards, Note or 277-7723 6V Mr. King at 277-7720. working oondltlona. Call 635- IBM DATA PROCESSING Abyssinia Thailand CALL, US FOR AN ESTIMATE Apply in person personnel 7700, aik forllis Deim. SUPERMARKETS GENERAL CORP. Short Courses, Tuition Plena. Memo Pads in Bright Iran Save Tlmel Save Moneyl PIANO LESSONS D| YOUR HOME BE. St,( Petersburg office ' CHATHAM MOTORS LTD. Employment Office OINN ERS • INTERMEDIATE,. CALL Approved for Veterone by N.J. Dodgem Colors from the Ghana Convenient- Pull Priteetlon ON THE BEST 210 Muln street Chatham ron APPOINTMENT,' EDW7MALiaE- siam WICZ KB-4034. Z ll/> State Dept. ol Education. r 312 Sprinafi«lfi«ld AAv«. Persia Ethiopia X 11 /$ 301 Blair Rd. Waodbridge, N. J. SCHOOL OP "•• ld Leningrad DANIEL D. KALEM AGENCY Monday through Frl. 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. . DATA PBOORAMMINO ITEM PRESS Go,ld Coast State 1 V OIBU .NCE • orowlnt siewy liases De Vry Technical Institute' 1011 StuyvSsant Avenue 687-1482 an r A Complete Insurance Service Ltn x (o m yMUPoi. vJtpAft§iio9 in Sat. 8J30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN Union- 0«4-l 144 Kn/t SUMMIT 20 Main Stroet ANSWER EDUCATION Millburn Call 688-3950 96S BALL AVE., UNION to learn t,M , New & Used Cars & Trucks KKSffi An Bqusl opportunity Employer VO4-1S00 376-4600 •v-s 'a-v ' •ci-s 0, N.J. .SHORT Hats lkm..EK; IK 11/S 334} Morris Ave,, Union VMs 273-4800 ML UjUUjJUUjIIUlUHIHHll ou/»

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' --Thursday, November 5, 1970-^ ') : -Thursday, November 5, 1970- 7 00 040 Instructions, Schools 9 So** * *, XXXKKXKX> o«oo«o«6o«ooe««««oaooo«oo< «0««0«««« >00««0000««««0«0»»0«04O0«««0< 0600660000000000 Merchandise For Sale !5 Dogs, Cots, Pels 17 Cemetery Plots 36 Maintenance Service 65 C Piano Tuning 74 Houses For Rent 110 le 123 OFFICE SKILLS XMOoooooflona LOOK ijuuinncr ivpinu-b'wena 149 FntF. 11 A«" COLLIF PUPPI1S . Sables'am1 (TI.FAN FILL in lor pot and show Huts and ORACELANU "KENILWORTH" 4 UNION lltu>hUpTyplnii«i Steno 110 Oraves "8 Uurlala" $309.00 perpk _ALLPIANOf BAT ijAV'fc EVENING CLASSES raU finer IP.M. wo. jaed. Call 160.4058. Com. Ncn - Eoc.tWUl Uitlde Private. 'no flunk' system . 6U-732J II 11/5 TUNED AND REPAIRED .. 9 A.V.. • 0 P.M. Coll PLZ-MOT, KVl. b Weekends • OLE, CAL dlnstu* lav, .onM floor, a: Ztl/5 EL6-0333. . G13/M Reliable - Experienced "Schools should be geared to success rather COURSES APPROVED BY HRK WOOD, seasoned oak torsal A COCK™ SPANIIX PUPS N.J. DEPT. OP EDUCATION I, Rudman, Maplewood 7S1-4S8S Doctors discover spinal defect than to failure. What is needed Is sr'zero IWhrcred li Mackealfr month stay at Newark Beth Israel Medical According to Jerome Kessler, secretary- l vtiu full llmr. Hi-Inn ttci'. All 74B-J7W. UII/5 J. ZIDONIK Speaking on "Occupational Preparation:. OIL, 6.3076 ; XT/r —ttti Milling, ivokinn ,li.|, ' UNION . i Center, a voluntary, non-profit institution. treasurer of me firm and a certified pros- K-12 and Beyond," Dr. Paultler, who is ~ ^.Mliinir, '..uiudrv. Antt ho in HOME CLEANtNO 8H1VICK >o«oso«ovwuvooo««eoooe«o«oo< IDEAL FOR MOTHER ft DAUGHTER DOGOIIFUIENri: Window wasMnf, floor waxing, rug 1DM Tiliie Purnoll of Newark, celebrated one thetist with 20 yeirs of experience, the $500 professor of education at the State University - 'STnn»r-wi cull HULTS SKK B Wi-fkCom-ei.-»25,UnionJiWoodbrtdfc CWO«<>0(>««0 »(>0< 11 room houss, all oarpatod. oornsr VIHOKT, I04K Kl. 4n,M>'un < shampooing,- kitonen walls and wood- Plumbing & Heating .- 75 of the ljst days of the school .your by gaily braces will "grow with Tiliie" In height of New York at Buffalo, called the theme of 944-0880 ' 'imiili. 'or II In'i'hnnir di'iii- N. J. IHW roi.LHil-: , , work eleinVl.035-0005. « iUt Very.dean an/nod rmffiuj. »1,1 (B7-3303 II T/F Cleaning Servicenter 368 joining Tier friends In homeward-bound horse- provided she doesn't suddenly put on a lot the workshop - Por Each Child Success- lvGI Morrla Av*. Union, N.J. • ••!• t.iilon, AD .»-l ?00 PLUMBDU li IIEATINO * *31M 0 a.m. to o p.m., Mon. thru PH. play so typical of grammar school youngsters. of weight Partial payment of the braces nv ii/j. KOMFORTKLRKN Repairs, reraodellng, vlolattoM, re- 4 "very appropriate" in these days when society-'- Z 11/5 GFIKAT DANES, 66 placements, gas fired boilers. New OutsUndlne black lilli-r with rxccllrnl - Dry. CleaninCleaningg LaundromaLaundromatt Masonry Alternating between stepping gtagerljTaver came from Medicald and, because of the Is beginning to recognize that each child FOR SALK—TWO GUILD QUANTUM WASH 'N WAX CAR WASWASH «<>oo<>c construction, modern sewer eleanlne, Houses For Sale ,' ' 111. bloodltniia. M.ilo/lrmjlo. «150 up. Call Herb Triedor, ES 3-0660. X T/F Autos Wanted side-walk cracks and skipping backwards, excellent chance that, with them, Tiliie will "must be guided to become all that he is ORGAN — PIANO—ACCOROIAN BASE SPEAKER CABINETS, with now 744-1745 or 333-7480. 1111/5 )O«O6««O«0«««»0O«o0««O«O0«««< 1?5 POPULAR - CLASSICAL- THEORY JB . Lansing tynakors; also new Dual 815 Lchlgh Ave,, Union - 66S-050II ALL MASONRY. WEPS, WATKR- Tiliie suddenly tripped over a .rock and fell regain full mobility, the firm agreed to absorb capable pf becoming." ACCORDION RENTALS FOR BEOM- PROOFINO. ODhWAUKi', WALLS; 8howman Amplifier. Call 787-57-17 DOBHRMAN PUIB — AKC1. rlt llnr. O 13/3 % WALTER REZINSKI WE NEED JUNK CARS . to the ground. . • the. remainder of the cost. Kessler, a resi- NEBS. CALL RONNY FRAONER, 310- after 1 p.m. .11-T/F SKLF taiPLOVEO b INSUIir.lt. PLUMOINO li HEATING • Noting' that the definition of curriculum has' • MIC. ' 411/J black-Un. A truly groat Wrod for A. ZAPPULLO l> SONS, tS »•«!», ANY YEAR, MAKE OR MODEL 1 lovr and protprtlon, ICxc. temp. IvAsily MU 7-6476. . ... ^ a 11/13 KrrCIIENS h BATHROOMS MODUDN- umlB, IT ' Everyone laughed and TilUecontinuedohher dent of Cranford, is.a member o! the board changed from the content of courses of study. - IZED,.OAK HEATING 973-4138 1 CERTirrED TEACHER, private tutor- .trnlni'd.884-1607. - II 11/S Coal & Fuel P.a Box . way, excitedly making plans for the coming of trustees of die Union County Heart Asso- to all the experiences' offered to learners -. CAS RANOt'. rhambnrs. 3B XT/F Ins In home. Remedial math li reading, ALL MASONRY, PLASTKHING,. summer holiday. Her plans did not Include ciation. ' under the auspices of the school, Dr. Paultler:,' cell after 4 P.M. •• ^^ in good condition. GIUIMAN flllPIIIIU) PUPPIIS .. ATJiRPROOFWO, BRICK STEPS, 37*>S730 .- Zll/S liwcptloKil btttutii-s, rhnmufon' SELF.lEMPLOVIcft- AND l»b«j» FIGHT WFLATIONI Don't Day more to . 6r A ; spending the next four months in the Medical Tiliie was discharged from Newark Beth' said that "well-planned, meaningful curricut,/ 500 Martin lid., Union. Zll/8 remodel your* bathroom. 3 pb, bathroom Qeo. PATON Assoc. DAYORNKIHT, .. Illoodlinr; AKr lire.. Ill Harrison outfit. American standard fixtures, nmm OR lttmHBOBi.rKWf - Center paralyzed from the waist down. Israel Meiilcal Center and, with her new lum development at the local level can help.., We., noai'lund, N. I. 32B-OB9D. II 11/3 UNITED COAL CO. Real Estate Broker Mortgages WE TOW, > Mll/J . S - we carry a lull •SALVATORE FBICANO - MASONHY oomnlotB prior ONLY 1350, State Llsc. About a week after the accident, which . braces, has baenadmlttedtoChlldrens'Spsdal achieve-a zero reject system, yot all too in- > lino of natural toode-NUTR-MOtJEY- plumber, Jobbing and AlUraUoiu, call 33 W.wetfld.ove.Ros.Pk.34I-8f>86 Bobtdula • progna for your IIUMANF.SOCn.TV WORK AT REASONABLE PHK'13. Harry, 341-4808; . X13/3 has happened to thousands of children daily, Hospital, Westfield, for further rehabilitation. frequently are vocational curricula!- res)on- < Personals SALT-FREE 4 SUOARLBSS FOODS, (QUALITY AT ITS BEST) BATHROOM TILING -- CONCRETE Mobile Homes elvio club, toolal group or MRVINOTON HEALTH FOOD STORE- Most modem facilities In thr world 12S Tiliie began having severe pain in her hips Newark Beth Israel MeiUcal Center, a major slbliiUes given to someone adequately prepared t offers Inrge srlpction of prdfgrrc nnd WORK-- PATIOS--S " — SUPERIOR PLUMDWat HKATINQ MOUNTAINSIDE _ relisloiu orgulMtlon that 0 Orange Ave., bvlnUon. ES J-M9X CALL-372-3366 and legs. For the next few days, she exper- teaching affiliate- of the College of Medicine and educated as a curriculum coordinator,", ^j SUMMIT HEALTH FOOD ETORE-404 minnl breeds, don oml cots. Fltl'E on/la Cu Heat Installed — Repairs' — Re- 3 BEDROOM RANCH on large ex- rabira rlinlr for Hcenanl! dors. modeling — Eloctrlo 8ewer Cleaning— quisitely landscaped lot. Stone fire-, Bay BaW a ltf«. IIW i ienced' an increasing weakness'in her limbs, Springfield to*.,Summi t OR 7-5050 llOAnDING, OHOOMING, TATOOING, and Dentistry at Newark, is a member of X T/F 24-Hour Service - Call 374-6887 or. plaoe forma 1 wall ol living room/ AsMrlean Oinear.SooUty.vlll' 10 AKrouLANri: SFRVIOV. -KKNNKLC TEAM OF ITALIAN MASONS 540-8705. . XT/F> dining Mom. Modern all electrio - was unable to sustain her own slight weight the Jewish Community Council of Essqx County, : Dressmaking '4C and carpenters. Can beautify your oeo«oo9< open dally. 10 n.m. to 8 p.m.. Uat O.E.Tatonen, panelled dan, finished arrange a fiwa procraa, a beneficiary of the annual United Jewish FRIDAY DEADLINE JEtt'ELRYSHOWCASEStWALLl-ASIS homo. Sups, patios, sidewalks, «tc. 'v and lost control of her bodily functions. • A FAST BUCK - Have located hurt 1 Sun. 10 a.nk to 8 p.m. CLINIC, X>«OOOC<)000«««06«00«00«0000«i Call 675-3441 -67376313. R 13/i rec d laradW room, 1-1/a baths, Victorian mansion on very larce lot. 1034 Adnmii Avr., Union Mon, Wed. Rid. and Sou 10 tun. to . Cared for. Prbiclpaia only. MUOQj tailored to tit th» wtda . Physicians .feared that the child had a tumor Appeal campaign and a member agency of the All items other than spot news should be DRESSMAKING b ALTERATIONS Trailers & Campus 127B priced vary'low. but needs repair aw 6SS-4303 7.11/1 3 p.m« Tues.,. Thors,, 4 to S p.m. MOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOeOOOOM Rest Homes ' 79 '333.1510. . Zll/o ijf your orgaoliatlOB. for : in our office by noon on Friday. FOR ALL OCCASIONS >00«0«006««000000060«00«00«e< ., but, alter- admission to the Medical Center, United. Community Fund of. Essex and West decoration. Partners loiiiht to rail* '34 Evergreen Ave., Nwk. (3 Hooka >ooopooo«oo«««o««ooo«oo«oooo< tnnhiss prlco. pay (or rehnbillUUcn. LIVOJO ROOM FURNITUnH, from mil. line) opp. 880 FrcUnghuy- 173-0303 Moving & Storage . 67 BEAUTIFUL TRAVEL TRAILER, aUltloaal information tests revealed that she had a congenital spinal Hudson, -i . ' . Could sell for tBOto 170 thousand whsn aen Avc, Newark, rt 11/5 .__• Irvlngton KII/10 MOO00OO«O««OO0«0O000«0O««O«( CHERR7 HILL Rest Home for the- ONIOK " ' ' j • mahomahoganyi ; tablea - ImporteImp d pink sleeps 6, refrigerator, heater, braak- oontaot til* -.- defect which was aggravated by the fall. Thn realored. Share profits upon male. marble topa; lampajclulrs; Aged and Retired— home-Ilka atmoe- faet nooV, lav" All ptnsUed. Uaed ON THE BEAMoiGerawi White ot BeU Laboratories,'Murray H1U, beam. The optical modulator is .'part of a Bell Labs experimental For mon Information write: Boxma, EXPERT ALTERATIONS pnerej State approved. 500 cherry at, ORCHARD PARK, ,, onoet Moving must sin. Bacrldce • birth defect had never been noted before and, AKC Irish Setter and larnoll Pups. Ellli, EL 3-7657. • JTA near. Summit, adjusts a device called an optical modulator that communications system. Similar systems, using laser light instead/ Public Notice Union Leader, 1101 Bhiyvesnnl Av>.! Fully Innoeulntod. • DHISSIS, PANTS, SUITS, COATS. MOVING Beaullful center hall colonial, •1400. 488-61113, Z 11/1 _ '.. according to physicians, could have caused Union. • H T/F ETC. FOR MEN 4 WOMEN, UNKlll, 7 spaoloua roomi, living room impresses a billion bits of information.each second onto a laser of microwave or cable, may one day carry hundreds of thousands LOVE SEAT with m.lchinf chair, oil- Show or Itunt. Roaaonablo. • Local tk liOttk Dlitnnco SOOBK i TM lie major medical problems as she grew 657-80(8 nil/5 •AnEA -687-8430 - 6B7-5384. Kll/13 PrtiB B«Umntc» < flreplaos, family room, rao. of voice, television, data and other communications simultaneously. ORDINANCE NO, MC SM7 SEALED PROPOSAL LOOKDTO for thl perfect CHRETOAS low green; 3 Urealde chalra, poUl Union County Obapttr SHERIFF'S SALE roae; und tables. All very good con- Inourad : Roofing a Siding- room with lavatory, IV, batha, •-; and approached puberty. GNTfrLED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY alft torn, to BOUTIO.UE 70 it Tint Kittens need good home. (Kstp ui moving and you •ave) 3 oar garage. Mid 4Oa* , Trucks For Sale 128 AN ORDINANCE FOR- THE 'Sealed noposals wUl be raoehfed by Conrreptlonsl Church. WosUcld, 10-8 diUon. Call 380-7510. Zll/5 »C«0»<>0<>40«0»6 51S W«atalnit«r Aymua <> - • * * the Board ortdooaHonoftlisTownofSv- CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION COUNTY, 6 wka. old males. Bon trained. Drugs &• Cosmetics 42 >«*>CK»«00«00«0«00«OOOOOOOOOt TOWN OF mVDtOTON, IN THE DOCKET ir-«ll-W EMERALD SAV- ' , and 7-Oon Nov. lllS, and 10-5 on PAUL'S M&M MOVING WILLIAM H, VEtT .-• SURGERY WAS PERFORMED and the little COUNTY OF ESSEX, UHITINO > (t r Nov. lath. • Luncheon served. • 1I/1X Love children. . . ,. X>«0«O6«O6O«O00«0««O0O0OO«O0< Chevrolet, 1010,11/3 tan panel truck, UliaHatbf. Kav Jcratjr DJQS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a oor- "MATTRESSES, factory rejects; Irom 376-0340 B 11/S 1035 Veuxh.ll Rd., Union Roofing — Leaders — Guttera — Froe ' BAHLE HILL _,•• with new 1080 motor, Aaidng I»H> AND RESTRICTINVI*THEREIN. 78.05. Redding Manufacturers, 113 N, TOTH PHARMACY. • CH 8-1603 satimales - do owil work. AU N.J. girl, began four months of intensive physical poratlon of ths Stats of New Jersey, ' 688-»»6l! . Split UVSJ1,< 6 rooms, modam mileage 93,000. MU MOlE EH-T373 - DUtbOmOO AND STMICTtmm HalnUff, vs. HENRY B. JONES, sK Park St., East Orange: open 0-1: also 304 CHESTNUT ST., nOSELLE PARK Injured. 373-1153, 0 12/31 eat-In kltohen, attaohsd garage, Foods pf synthetk proteins State has available therapy to strengthen her lifeless legs. Dally ACCORDINO TO THEIR CON- ' KITTENS. Free to .a "good'hon\o. .- M 11/S et tix. et ala Defendants^ • 601 Weal Front St.,TPbUnSold. ll T/F FREE DELIVERY OPEN DAILY • • • . • K T'F AAA-1 condition. Low 40«j STRUCnOJLAND THE NATURE Housebroken. Black, 600,000 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLF"! > ln-hospltal therapy proved tedious and slow AND EXTENT Or THEIR USE, Cr%L i Mother 8Uunesoo««<>eo«oo««< and it was decided that she would have to get smwooiTlfoHcnrrE REPAIR By virtue of tha above-stated writ of - AOTIOUE SHOW AND SALE--Sprlni- Oardon Traetor - MU 8-3434 They lobk> taste just like meat special education LAND; REOULATtNO AND RE- POODLES - TOY MALES. 4 WOE.OLD dais. CH 8.330)), RU/38 ORASStlAN, KREH b MDCER, INC, WORK exeottUon to me dlreoted I shall swwst' - Held Hadassah, Nov. II and 12,. II TIRES l> TUBES Electrical Repairs- Open dally o-oi weakamla til 9 up on her weak legs If motion was to return. STOICTINO THE HEIOKT, NUM- A.M, • 10 P.M. Temple Both Aim, SHOW QUALITY, AKC REO. DEATHNOTICES BER or STORIES AND sizes SEPARATE BIDS FOB EACH OF for sale bynibllovendae, larooraB-t, • . - alaet-13 Zll/5- In the CourtItouee, in ths City of EUu-.' Bprintflelprntleld •L Lunch, Dinner, SnackSnackss, ' BENTON t 1IOLDEN, INC. ' 433 NorthTSoad Street Vegetable protein products that look, smell, Miami, Flo., a subsidiary of the Burger King , Arrangements were made to outfit Tiliie OF BUILDINOB, AND OTHER THE FOLLOWDK) BRANCHES: Cleated tires give excellent tractlonon B 11/8 EUiabalh. N.J. EL 1-3770 ijllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIINIIUlilllllllilUIMIINIIlillllllllllllllllll'lllllllllllJIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIt - in Wednesday, the 3Bthdayof.' DMuBon $10$1.000. HII iiH turf without gouging thu Uwn. Set or 3 AMPEX ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR LOCKL II LONO DISTANC!E MOVINO with a set of leg braces which would'stabilize STRUCTURES. THE PERCENT- 330 VOLT SEnVICES, NO JOB TOO - OJ3/10- IRVINOTON DAUMER — Cl O16IA - nnd taste like meat will become increasingly chain, predicted that ''the day. will come soon training programs.. AOE Or U>t THAT HAY BE A.D., WTO/" <*° ololook' Ooodyear Ureares; liktike new. STORAOE- — ALLIED VAN LINES her knees and ankles, giving her a sense- In UIB afternoon of said day. WANTEDi Book doiutlona forCranford PURE BRED WHITE OERMAN SIIF.P- SMALL, FREE ESTIMATES. , X>«0«0«0000««««0««0««000»«00< Mountain competitive with it, two industry experts when any meat product can be duplicated .with OCCUPIED. THE SIZES OF . Women's Collet* club Used BookSale. Call 307-5528 KRDS - (Males). 0 wks. old, . 374-0034 B 1/71/10 (47 Yoar« Dependable Service) ^MOTHER - DAUGHTER The" State Department of Education has a ALL that oartaintraofor panalof -' KT/F v 1 of independence, and enabling her to get YARDS, COURTS AND OTHER 5âr land altnats, lybw ami balm ut the ' Pweeda vUl to toward college aohoU AKC li shot*. Coll 088-3487: ' H/I-'SWI- 0 11/36 TileWork . . 88 Bi?ICK FRONT, 7W rooms, agreed yesterday at the annual Rutgers Meat "synthetics." '.'••-, • , number ot summer tralheeships-and a limited - OPQPSPACES, THE DENSTTY draw •ratline, All typea of booka areneeded. . Bll/6 the physical activity she needs, to strengthen Anworktobelnasoo y Lad* Dorouih of WeUe, County of Union,-' JOHN POLITO — Licensed •eotrlcal modern kitchen &) bath, panelled ind Science Institute sponsored, by the College of. '.He .advocated ,that "any combination of . . OF POPULATION. AND < THE - n« and BwlflaatioM For ptolup, pfeate call 278-4891. HAMMOND CHURCH ORGAN, Model by aixgran number of post-graduate (doctorate) fellow- • LOCATION AND WE AND EX- hlteoiii,, 333 andStaUofNewJersayr -; CV, complete wilh 3 Hammond Tone Contractor. .Repairs b maintenance, rec, room, oil heat, garage, Agriculture and Environmental Science.. • h«r apine.*',The braces were custom mode Jefferson b Totll BEOrNNINO at a point in ths easterly- ' POODLE puppiei, faluk mlnlaturai, No lob to email. Call us for prompt .KELLY MOVERS TILE REPAIRS li waa at The-E animal:and vegetable material be permitted, • ships available in the field of speclaleducatlon. TENT OF USE OF BUILDDMS NewJerssy, CaMneial Deagan Cathedral Chllnea, REPLACING TElE FDtTUflES. Union Ava.aiSt* Paul achools, Wild AvS side of Rtvlnitsn Street *Moh tolntB nriiod with children, champion par- aervtc*. EL 3-3448. KT/F . 383-1380 DELLA S. POLLACK, Realtor 415 Morrla i Hubert Harriman of Davmor Industries of • the only limitation being the Imagination of AND STRUCTURES AND LAND PUnsud speoiflosUons an available at. Must sell, beat offer. Call aftor. BP.M. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN, lywood The traineeships and fellowships, which are FOR TRADE, INDUSTRY, RESI-' the otflos ofuie AroMUot A deposit of distant southerly alow tha asms 100 4B4-J3J8 z ll/l ntf O r Also Agent For urday, Oct.—. - feet from tha interseoHon of the said. ' Antiques. ' '"Ta0 i )'23'3.4383 Bit/,; North American Van I.inci ANTHONY DE NICOLO 66S-8650 3 3M Memorial Park, Union, N.J. the creative technologist that the Industry federally funded, are for persons engaged In or. DENCJELOR OTHER PURPOSE! WJ.00 «U1 be rewilMd for aoomplfU 10A x>eo»o«<>o»<»oeo ZT/F sat of plans and-apeolfioattons on the aide of Rtvlntton Street sndtbssoothiS&- - x»oo«««« Tlie OENTLEmen of tho way Woi must recruit." • • preparing to engage in the teaching or super- aide of Tenth Avenue! running thenea. '. PIANO- LARDESTUDENTUPRIOHT, ST, BERNARD Floors Scraped "° BERNAUER — On Thursday, Oct. 10, Myrtle ave., Ii i Drive carefully ADJUSTMENT? PROVIDINO abov* menUened project, In oaah or 47A Moving Industry ELIZABETH Joseph Rakosky Jr. of the Central Soya oartlfled cheek. No refend oldepoeHwUl (1) north 74 deireas, 37 nlnutes, 94 . »1S5. 3 DINBJO ROOM SETS -- 1- PUPPIES 1070,' Herbert, of 301 Crawford tar.. Heart of JeiSlsu..- vision of educational programs for handicapped PENALTIES FOR VKLATKUS MeondseaatlBTferttoapolnlithenoj . Elegant ThomajBvlllnSpanlah.withtablo ' PET AND SHOW QUALITY ^C4«000««00««« n T' Tree Service 89 . -Union, N.J. Funeral service wu held a High Maaa of Ri Auction will assist OF THIS ORDINANCE AND be mads wlssa a bid Is sobmltted, No Co., Chicago, cited the results of a market children. - ' •• (3) south II deWesa, 33 minutes, 30 , t 0 ohalra, 1 - French Provincial. Call $110 TO $379. 334-8880. KARLOANTNER CALLING ALL DOCTORSII at the MoCraoken Funeral Home, 1SO0 for the repoaa ofhla soul.: interment ADOPTINO A ZONE MAP: AND bidder may submit man than one hid for •.:'.' DOOR. PRIZES 2 11/6 NEW AND OLD FLOORS SCRAPED o< Morrla ava,, Unlou-on Monday. Inter- survey Indicating that consumers could not sHondsLsast 40Teet to a point; thenos aftor 6 P.M., DR. e-4047. . Zllyf AND FINISHED, 346 Lincoln pTlre- ROBBINS b ALUEON, INC. AND DENTISTS TOO!) Oats of Heaven Cemetery, Hanover, Fellowships are for full-time post-master's on Thanksgiving PRovmnn FOR THE REPEAL (J) south 74 deneM, 37 nlndtw, » MOVINO- STORAOE - PACKING TREESETOlCE ment Hollywood Cemetery, Union, N.J, "TlOPÔPOSALWILL BE ACCEPTED >***»&»»0««Oe00«0000©90O0«00< MINIATURE SCHNAUZER PUPS ington, J73-I606. 4 T/F NEWLV dtcoroted 6 room tulte N.J.- distinguish between conventional frankfurters, study. They may be awarded for an academic OF mCONSBTENTORDDIANCEfl seoonds vaat loo fast to • point In tha-' PORCH SALE—Come for coffeo, Pair 3Y3 SOUTH AVE, CIUNFOHD, N. J, CANADIAN TREE SERVICE SPECIAL- Garage Sales . 12 AKC rodaUred. T 3- HI Brims nti* 4 oar K«raB*> children's aid unit and those made from,soybeans. The- Thanksgiving holiday has long been a I HEREBY CERTIFY that tha above ^^Sm^.P»(>»l Udb, said aids of RMntton Streeti thenoe-, loalher top mahogany lamp tables, day Champ bloodUnaa* Terms.. {ALLIED VAN LINES) 279-OHOB IZINO IN TRIMMtNG AND REMOVAL. year and carry full tuition and fees plus a U large lot. Evarything in up-top BOEimmoER . Fred E., on Monday, LENIO—On oot ao, ltfio, Joyous occasion for most American families, ordinance No. MC 33«7 ' lbs Stats DeputmentoiEdaoaUonbefon (4) north IB deneaa, 93 minutes, 90' bod, luggago (never uaed), brass lvnp, . 334-6650 I)11/8 •, . O 13/10 FREE ESTIMATING, FULLY IN- • He predicted, however, that the substitution, stipend of $3,200 for a fellow in his third or seoonda West done the said side of. roto-brou, hoirloom Unona, Itand made SURED, CALL ANY TIME, 63S-M8IJ, •(tape. Noar thfl «ohooli 8» hoi- November a, 1810, age 87 yeara, of Margaret (YIL oTU%vl«r rd. The Essex-Union Section of die New Jersey whmlHtntany bid. In agoordawo with Furniture Repairs 50 pllol. . • . . UnlonjWirad ofthalatsMlcliuI of plant for animal proteins would be a gradual but the mounting traffic toll on our highways . nhrlnrton.Street 40 felt to Uw point and BARGAINS - 2111 Audrey Tor., Union, moliair sweatera, wood window com- • SHORT UNE MOVERS J UK fpurth year of graduate study. An allowance . plane olDEODJNDJa ott Liberty Ave,, 014-0(49, ait.. Nov. ices, records, mrd cage, small port- OLD ENOLISil SHEEPDOO PUPPIES »»«««oo«o««<>o««oc>««oo<>ooe90< PACKINO A STORAGE APPLIANCE CALL NOW FOR DETAILS. Newark, beloved husband of Frances' of Mrs. LUlltn Association for Children with Learning Dis- has made it a tragedy for hundreds every Proposal matt be aocompanlad by a AKC Reg. . „ >o«oo«oo«ooo«oo»o«o«««oo«oo< • tl -• Andrew one., ^ • ' . • . - of $600 is also made for each dependent. ua ÎEINO knomi and deslinatad u LoU- • i1tain.,Nov.B,lbA.M.-5 P.M.; able TV, many houaeliold Itema. 300 KITCHEN CABINETS REFINGHEa MOVINO. 34 HOUT.SEnVICE. E. (nee Uohmann); devoted father ot R.»! als?er ofjohii, Stephen, Andraw abilities will hold a travel show and trip considered for fuel ptsstM sns wu oWUfledoheok In tha ammnt oMOt of Champ, bloodllnea. Terms. Fred w capt, Kenneth F. Boehrlnier anf Lawrence Yuste, MrsTSaryTel. year. . , ttie totsl bid. payable toth e trvlnston 9M and 9«7 In Blook number 13, on « * Silver, crystal, art objects, anUquoa b Sliorwood Rd., Union, Frl. t Sat. 10-4 FURNITURE POLIB1IED, REPADUNG, 486-7367 RT/F Vinyl Refin. & Repair. 94A u Paul A. Lachonce, professor of food science Fellowship .recipients will be selected pri- ftatlly sdtnted on October STOi, 1M0 certain map entitled "Realty Trust Map': houUmna, jewelry b school auppUea. 334-8650 "' B It/to ANTIQUES RESTORED/ftErOnSllma. of USAF and Keith R. Boehrimrj ler, Mr". Aw Kowalshlk, Mrs. Halan auction on Sunday at 6:30 p.m. in Temple Board of EdboaUon, or a bid bond In ths P.M. ' Zll/8 The Boyle Co. at Rutgers, noted that In the developed nations, marily on the basis of leadership potential "Drive defensively whenever you are on the utere pobflo heertat u a tneedniodhe No. 17 of tot lots In ths Borouta of HENRY RUFF MU8 > 5665 ( Lewii and Mra, Stephanie Doulosa, B'nai Jeshurun, South Orange avenue, Short WunMial Comll ofthtTm offivtaf total amou* of the Hd. Bids must be sob- YORKSHIRE TERRIER PUPPIES—- The Gallery of Homes Realtors *C, and Jennifer J, Boehruusr, Rala- Funeral was from Mhe MoCraeken road during the long holiday weekend," warns raEed In sealed enralopH uidtobedls- RosaUs, Union County, New J C E. REFRIGERATOR, 13 cuUo ft. • • . . XT/F ALL VINYL REFINBHINO b REPAIR.! protein supplies a "remarkably constant" in special education in New Jersey. ' ton. New Jersey. Said ordlnsnot was ap- surveyed Hay 1001 by R.L, WlUlams FBI b SAT., NOV. 6i 7. 10 • 4, Males b Females, beautiful, tiny, FLORIDA SPECIALIST INO KITCHEN CHAIRS. SOFAS: ALL U43E.Jaraay'.,Ella. 353-4300 .tivaa and frlandaâlso officers and Hills. The affair will be directed by .William .Don.Costa, safety director of the Allstate proved bv Ihs Mayor and returned on UnoUy marked with ths nuns of ths bid- china, dau, antique allver tea ait, $50. Cherry drop leaf table - 130. AKC rag, »oe<>«e©o«x> on Monday. High Mais ofRsaiilem wai 12 percent of total caloric Intake. He sug- Summer traineeships are available in the der snd the lob Ud on, Tha suooassfol and. filed fithe OMos of ffie Clerk o TYPES OF OFFICO E CHAIRCHAIRSS . REFINREFIN- Open Dally 0-8;9at.0-4;8unJ 2- 3 Prokoclmer of the Prokocimer Travel Ser- Ootober 51, 1070 and win take effect on th Ct l Ui Nw J brie-a-brao, linens, odda d ends. 104 Maple bod ftnigh t table • $38. Love 330-.O3O4 or 390-6738. iaHED LIKLIKE NEW LAROLARE ASSORT mentvtheSnperlorOtfloera AssootaUon at Christ ihs King Church, tnUrmant gested that synthetic foods be enriched with Motor Club. . , bidder ahiU%e rtqolnd to tubmlt a aoat • $18. .Step table - $10. Call Garage Doors Z 11/5 vice, fields of teaching mentally retarded, speech Nmmber nth 1010 a • - - Madison Te'r., Sprl'nifleld, 970-317t. B 11/5 52 MENT OF CO WORK GUARA and PBA.local No, 3 of'Newark, are St. Gartrsde'a CemaUry, Colonla. ., Costa offers the following advice to holiday VALENTINE P. UfeBfl lOMCpsrkmanu bond. - . Z 11/8 .370-8433. Zll/fi >««6«OSO«00>««6«OSO«00P«66«O0»O«O«06«««P < TEED. FREE MATE,.666-38 kindly Invited to attend the funeral amounts of vitamins and minerals propor- - and hearing impaired, emotionally disturbed, Tha Board of EdouUon rwenree tha There will be a champagne cocktail hour '.. motorists! . (on Strati. KERRY BLUE Terrier pup, male,non- Onrage doors inatalled, garage oide'n- servue at "Haeberla b Barth Home Uonal to their protein and caloric content. visually handicapped and crippled or other, Diled: Ootober JO, WO™* 0U"t i riUtt to aooept or nleol any or all bids, SAT,. NOV. 14 ~,)4i7-14o«oee«o«oo«ooc«o«ooo<>ooo«o«< 2413 VAUXHALL'.RD., UNI'JN etc. Auctioned off will be a variety of trips fensive in your driving. . ENTITLED, ^^ RALPH ORBCELLCv Hlfrlff 1NTERLOCKINO METAL WEATHER 8penr*>r wltl lake-your^home in U proteins. . ing the program. •',•• •'; • MICHAEL A, BLASI SHIH-TZU PUPS, AKC reg, private 687-0035 STRIPPINO FOR DOORS AND WIN- 1 BONOtORNO-Antonlo, on Sunday, No- WÎWlmVr iS5"flSv7Dr; VM._ ranging from ski weekends at theConcordHotel AN ORDINANCE T6 AMEND KAUFMAN and KAUFMAN, Attya. SAT, li SUN.. ll/> (i 11/0, 10 TOS, zu/s breeder, proven stud available. 834. Heating 55 0 |a/10 trade, OR, we'll purchase it FOR Bruasohwyleri also nrvtvad bythrrt- Compensate In your driving for any weather CHAPTER 30. MOTOR VEHI- Saontary-Bnslnus Uanaier Hoasihold Items plua now Hems. llS DO>VS. MAURICE LINDSAY CASH. NO aggrevollon. No ob^vember 1. 1070, of Newark, husband . The traineeships are to be usetut institutions BOARD OF EDUCATION •8Et,UNO • furniture, clolhlng, baby 3413. " Dll/5 of Rose (nee Leone; falhs? of Mra. trindchUdren and one gre>t-trand- to a 39«day cruise, holidays In Israel- and conditions. If weather conditions become haz> CLES AND TRAFFIC, OF THE' 'tciot. 3D, Nov. 1,13. U..' Wecievood, Spoda and other china 4 ELMWOOD TER,, IRV. • ES 3- 1537 lljtattori. Call nowl ohlld, Funtral wu conduotad from of higher learning within New Jersey with ap- IRVINOTON TOWN CODE, AISO (Fas: im.00) • furniture, odds li ends. 39 Norwood Rd., HENRY P. TOWNSEND, AOENT AALL- O 13/17 Jean Caradona, Frank Pat, Vincent vacation in Spain, The donation is $5 a person, < bv. Hereldf>lov!°13,1&0 (Fee U4.I4) Itema;. allver - flat and hollow wear, WEOIARANEH PUP -AKC, majo, 8 Oaa and oQ hontlng, gas'bollar, ulr and Donald CoSortii brottisr of Frank Haaberle b Barlh Horns tor Funerals, •' ardous, cancel your trip. . KNOWN AS ORDINANCE NO aoml atemwaro, new Copenhagen, Springfield, conditioning, water heaters, water LIED VArf LINESLINES , WC'MOVTNO AND SPENCER REAL ESTATE First aid class offered proved teacher-preparation programs In MC MM AS AMENDED AND 378-1160 Z11/1 wenksi Cn. lines, flrat ahots, wormed, b Boiudorno and MravMaiBpiOlovannl; 071 Clinton ave,, Irvintton, Patrons' tickets including reserved seats are . Use your seat belts, Chriatmaa}oeo«oooo<>oo«<)« : was from Calante Funeral Home, 409 door. ... •'/ -.,•.,•,•' by college, Red Cross Vice versa.. During holidays, It's especially ^SSS SS 8 NOTICE Or SALE 07 PROPERTY FOR UNPAB) TAXES, ASSESSMENTS L ottoman, A-1 condition; custom made 6oo WESTFIELD AREA 233-9333 d it th N ll ill Blip oovarA •- 910, 773 So. 30lh St., Newark WINDOW CLEAN - SERVICE Bandford Ave., (ValUbun),onWediuB- Rummage Sales Phono 378-1901 Zll/8 373-3831 or 370-9730 Dll/1 Music, Dancing, Dfamatio; 69 if you have no time. . ' day, Rstfilom Mass Immaculate Heart .: ^.Walsh.Gpflege and the Morrlstown Chapter Pohllo Notice Is hereby atven that L Rlohard UUdebrand, Collector of Uia-Tav. 13 CRANPORD AREA 373-8100 1 DlsMot of THE TOWN or mvmOTONiCountyof Esaat New Jersey,porsuant to « >0«0«0<>000««0««000«00«0«««< .Call mo and save time, , ZT/f of Mary Church,.Uaiaewood,lnterm«rit of tho American Red Cross are co'sponsoring Wanted ««0«09«»»««0 ,Holy Sepabhra Bemetary. completed or be able!.to complete the require-"" ' •***' ""' antes In etuhossea mads and provided, vUrieu li pubUoauetii 3 SNOW TIRES WITH WHEELS. Also rug shamppolng,-383-6470. ,• Rooi Muk; devoted brother of & first aid course. Miss Marion Wysong will at the meetinr of ths Mmlolpal Cotnoa 'TEMPLE ISRAEL, 3372 Morris ave. 918 X 18, best Mobil, used 700 Home Improvements 56 ^ VIOLIN LESSONS AT • V ElUM ElV I BTUtdlKUt M Mfl* Barnard Club meets , ments for a bachelor's degree* withinone year, ••' Dwember. 1D70 In the CounoU Chambers In the Town'Hall, Civ Union, Sun,, Mon7li Tuoa,, Nov. s, 0 CAT ABO - Victor, suddenly on 8 be.insttuctor. . • • . of ths torn of n-vlniton, _Ne» Jirsn, New Jersey, at I0H30 A.M, (EasUm Standard Time), ths foDovlnf miles, 90% original coat. To Buy >0C«O0«O«O00e^»00«l>»<)«( Real Estate LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER voUd father of M»., speaker, at the annual fall meeting of the . offered non-credit. Each student who completes """ r at • meetnV of Wanted To Buy •FORMICA TOPS • Zll/13 „ Mias of tundtm, ments. 140. •CABINET WORK OF ALL KINDS Odd Jobs '70 N. J. Flower Show . J of the Tow oflrvl Said lands *U1 bs sold in fee to snob persons uwUl purchase sams, subject W x060«oeooo««eo s of HsavanCemetary, Barnard College Club of North Central Jersey the course will receive a first aid certificate. Call after 8 P,M. 373-1884 Z ll/B •6B6-6633* T/F ' "In addition to upgrading personnel currently ton, Msw JTeraey. Bald ordlninoe wasap- ndanptton at ths lovest rate of Interest, but in no oaaaln eweaa of 8 per centum For Sale on. Thursday, Nov. 12, at 6:30 p.m. at the Information may be obtained by calling Walsh parujttm. The payment for sale ahall bs mads before ths conclusion of sale, or thi SILVER DOLLARS WANTED working in special education programs, an en- The annual New Jersey Flower and Garden TOMATOES 3 LBS. FOR «1.00| WILL PAY UP TO $3.00 EACH, 8PECIAUZ1NO IN Funwiilia" Ofl Olinton AvsOOO«O00OOO6OO0«0O0OOOOOO«O< ton on Wednesday, November 4. and >ooooooooo«ooo©«oooooooooo©o< HERB OrrZEL'S FARM 840-9700 ZU/36/10 REMOVED FROM YARDS, ' " thenca to St. Paul (he Apoatle Church, kind in the metropolitan area, next year, will be s&uok OH and sold toth e munlolpallty In fas for redemption at S par centum per , 300 DENMAN Rft.C RANFORD. FLOORS « CARPENTRY--CEHAMJC , AT- ISdLlN wUe of the lalo Paaoualai dear mother THIS I PACE CONIBIOUHD Sy THE PUBUBHtn AS A PUBUO SERVICE , .to the field. Applicants who are certified smnrn and ths iBBAUpiuty shallhave the same remedies andriihUu other pur- • TILE WORK -- SHEETROCK" PLAB- TICS, tl CELLARS. IRVINOTON i • . SvSiJion Sij.vmMawof Rsdulem. of John, Arthurrmaanie, Don and again be held .In the National Guard'Armory Merchandise For Sale IS 278-8418 Z 11/9 WANTED - USED ICE SKATES ' 4 ROOMS, heai b hot water suppUid, 6 FAMILY, 3 room apartmenta, 6 rar- and working toward advanced degrees in special ohuan, lMtadtnc the HSifto bar or foreoloss ths rltht of red.mfton. • >t TERBMO REPAIRS-BLOCK CE1LINOS CALL 687-1033 aiea. MonUUy. Income 11140.' AaUng Robert) alatar of*LtvmUa AaoonaioAddonalo, otOtt»o The .Tale iarade tndsr ths provisions of an aot of ths UtUfidMra anUUed "An ; >o«ooo«oooooo«o«««o«oooooo««< Good condition.* must have before - PANEL WALLS. Free eatlmateo. * T/F newly decorated, available Imme- education programs,, will also be given . in Morristown. (Fes 17.44) Thankagtving. All rises wanted. Barrasao and Carrie• BlaaaBlaallfj alaoaur' - • • -- assasamantl, and other municipal charjes on real • THRIFT Ii CONSIGNMENT SHOP RE- CALL HARRY — 374-300 Z13/31 diateldiatelyy , buaineas ccouplo e preferred, ZYCA AOENCY . DeTROUO-Anthony. on Monday, No- vtvad by 6 grandchildreDdrmann i d 3 great Because the International Show will not be Attention •• eampera, aportlng olube, TARDED CHILDREN AS8N,, 137 So. Call W-oatlB. ZU/6 Call B3 3-3333 after p.ni, Zll/S consideration. ' ,. the ooUutlon thereof by tha oreation and enforae- ,- etc. a partially converted achool bua vember 3, 1070, oV NewarkTbnthsr srandohlldrM. Renoalnaoalng! \waa at the EsUte oi OEOnaELOUISKAUTZMANN, (as. TiUe B4I5-10 to I4:B-U1), and any aupplaments and -.. WOOD AVE.,LINDEN0J5-4»i2,Tuia.- Odd Jobs 331 Cheatntt St., Roaella Z 11/6 of Eogens, Mrs: Angela Oatto, Mrs. Raymond Funeral 'Koine,' 333 Sand- Application for both the summer trainee- held in New York this year, the Garden State that vaa to be uaed-' aa a camper. Sat 10:30-3p.m. Frt Nits. oiM-O urn. ATTICS .BATHROOMS 70 deosased,. You finish where I lilt ott sleeps B FREE -- WILL PICK UP GOOD 3ND Ross Bacnmann, Mrs. Janet Ragoneae. ifcrd Ava, . Funeral Wedneaday, exhibition is expected to draw a record at-, Poreutnt to tha order of ANTHONY E, Tt"lnirSm«"be"ijre the sale, the underaipud «U1 reoetva payment'of the amount, it' C 11/12 HAND FURNITURE, BEDROOM SET, KITCHENS.. RBC ROOMS UNION Funeral from Oalants Funsral Home, November 4, ruoulam Mus at Im- ships and the fellowships must be received by ' comfortably. 1087 O.M.C. Bua. Engine PORCHES . ADDITIONS Please leave us a tendance. It will be held from Friday, March QRASSO. Sarroiat* of the County S due onany property with ths Merest and costs Incurred up toihe Urns of pag ' haa recently been cleaned andtunedup. PARLOR SET, KITCHEN SET, TV, HANDY MAN- ALL SMALL JOBS INCOME PROPERTY maculate Heart of Mary Church, m- the Bureau of Program Development and Tas said lands so subjeot to sale ar« dasorlbed In aeoordanos with tbo tax WU1 put inspection. Body la In sound UP TO 50% OFF MISC. ITEMS. 355-4303 Z 11/10 N.J. State L!censed--Plnanc!na option-to buy. Ideal for professional .termant Holy Sepolohre Cemetery. • 19, through Thursday, March 25, cate, innludlM ths nams of tha owner as shown on the last tax duplicate, a ON MOST ITEMS : Available AROUND THE HOUSE, PAINT, CAR- or. bualnoaa, 11 room house, oarpeted, Evaluation, Special Education, State Depart- ollWiJ.W'&Sitor' shape. Print 11500. Phone (84-0031. PENTRY. CLEAN WINDOWS. GUT- In anticipation of the larger attendance, artrWaUon d tans, aaaeasments, and other municipal oharies. wMchi H T/F corner proporty, 100. foot frontage o"o A,M! Interment St. oertruJe'e ment of Education, Trenton, not later than oredltors of salddeosuedto eihlbltto fien Uureon tha 91st of December 108S, and prior years. Subject, however, 310 North Ave., Oarvood 780-1010 UNITED WOODWORKING TERS, ETC. CALL AL, 8»7.7<61. ; Morrla ave.. Immediate occupancy. PELOflE — ' 011/36 IRVINOTON Cemetery. . , March. SO. Persons Interested In securing improved parking facilities are being pro- mthe mosanoeraobsorlber,, undeanoer oath or afflrua* R 11/28 MU 7-OTCI. Zll/6 beloved husband _. . H.t.iB.i.*..>wun. •muaomM,Mn 106.Rt. 33, Springfiold 5 ROOMS, heat li hot water supplied, father of Sam peloss vided at the armory site, according to IX. Uon, Uielr ouins and ANTIQUE BUILDING MATERIALS.,. 6 family houae,-2nd floor, available more information or application materials for deceased CoUeotor of Taxes ' Fabulous llnds from Early American, 033-3380 x>oo<>oo«o«oeo»««««obe««o««c A 'Jacobyi brother ol Alfred Pcloac and the estate of said del B 1/7/71 PAINTING -.WINDOWWASHING. Doc. 1, adults only, lisd. Call as this program should contact William K. Christensen of Wood-Ridge, president of the months Irom this datadata, or thi BLK. LO1 Georgian, Victorian li Enallah Tudor of Mon.'u7o dayUihe 645-0668. buy Slolari] also four grandohudrin. Offices For Rent '. 119 Funeral was from the Blbto (Huslsen- New Jersey Flower and Garden Show. forever barred from pros*.—. _. eetaUs-«hewn beama, wide flooring, CASH FOR SCRAP & GENERAL REPAIRS Z 11/5 Friedel at the bureau. reooverinf ths sams a|ainst tha aab> "~~ a bin. ildlnt, leaded wlndova, panelling wiglet (new), fur Jackit, guitar, portable Lpad your car: Cast Iron. Newepapers Alterations — Repairs -* Interiors — >««O»OO«OO« beck) Funeral Homa,11088ouUiOraijn "We are happy to return to Morristown," Exterior - CoUlngs - Paneling *- S±^S.f^r^«rj we., Newark on Baturday, Oak 31. sorlbsr. 17 doori, muueli, window tltee, oolumna, stereo nl-fi It stand, lamps, gunraoka, 50-rpor 100 lbs.: No. 1- Copper.40 373-8738 6> 371-1408 UNION • KENILWORTH SELL E, a MOONET 9 rooflnf alate, mlllatones, eto. 37S-303B after o p.m, Zll/5 per lb,j Heavy Brasa .30 per ID.: Porches — Steiia — Palntlnc -9,000 80, FT. ^rcStaPuUonl;-^ Solemn High Rewiiam Maaaatour Lady he said, "because we will be able to best 035-B33S ' Gll/1M «. M HOUSEHOLD UAINTE. 3 ROOMS (UNFURNISHE of MounTCarmu Church, Newark, In- I AUiurton n»s d' 030-4313. Z 11/98 Ran li Lead and BalUrle^.% t P 58 Sanford Ptoce, Newark bath, utilities supplied, Air conditioned otfloe sraca available survives by 4 brothers and 1 slater serve the gardening public there, especially PA>EPAPERR ' "STOCSTOCK.CO,K "CftT-J, 48-8W 4 %>,. 30U|".' area; 686-0183. Immediately, around floor, parking inBaly, and 3 grandchildren. Tha terment Holy Cross cemetery.. «A OIOM YARDOOODS X 11 /fi in light of our new position as the largest Irv. Herald, Nov. tiubir? 3W.J01 Myrtle Ave, - «J 1 ATTENTION — Ham Radio, Radio b IF tT'S WOVEN TRY ALPERN'S, For St., Irvlngton. (Prloe'subjocttoenaniftoehanifii HOME REMODEUNO facilities, reasonable rent. Call Mjv funeral wairoonducted from the Mo President honors TV Repair, b C,B. Lateat technical O 13/10- LAROE b SMALL JOBS Doran, 616-0040, - Mll/t CraokeCriSSn.Funeran l Home, 1100 Morris show In the entire metropolitan area. It is Stanley I Helen CUSTOM SHOP-AT-HOME Decorator SCHNERINO —On Dot 30, 1970, Al- ESTATE OFVERAMIRONOIV.dsosued, Wnorowakl 33 cnmmlnffs St. 70 81 booka at a traction ol their original Service for DRAPES. SLIP-COVERS, Alterations, Bathrooms, Attlos, Porch- Avfc,Un ' tK,Schnerlngof Irvlngun, babvad MAX WEINBTE1N b SONS Apis. Wanted To Shar/ 101A necessary to have such prime facilities and NOTICE OF SKPTLEMBIT Oeorp MoskowiU (97 Nys Ava, 80 at cost, Brand new, approximately Tdoo UPHOLSTERY, BEDSPREADS, CUR- es, Masonary, Dortnero. Leaders (i of the late Louiae Boahm IM Myrtle Ave. 88 worth o( books, most raaaonablo oiler TAINS. A phone call brings on/Decor- Buying Scrap Metal since 1030. 3438 GtAuiT-a, 371-3336, 743-rflOO. Ask for. *»*o«o««o««<>««o<>o»<>eoo« EUiabelh. Interment Mount ' location to take care of the ever Increasing NoUoe Ishsreby Etrentnatthaaooomta naBedford Pace 31 , devoted father of Herbert service by Corrin Toooi M0.«tfj Myrtle Ave. 108 Uktl ill, 897-(An3«lt.r 5 p.m. ator, with Samples, Advffie and Ruler, Morris Ave. (near Bunut Ave.) union Bob, X 13/3 Cemetery. of the subscriber, Administratrix of tha 17 HOUSE TO 8HARE-. MIDDLE-AOED O, Bohnerlngand&frB, Edwln(Florence) number of exhibitors and vlstbrs." estate of VERA MUtONOW, deceased, Biblik et-71 OaF Ave. • zn/i CUSTOM SAVINGS EXAMPLE! lined" 088-8339 ZT/F FEMALE COMPANION WISHES TO Automotive Bohrsrt also survived by two grand- 11 Tlchnor Terr, Drapea, Measured, Hung on new rods. Oaa and oil heating, gas boilers, air Malcolm L. Corrin, executive director of the will be audited and staled by the aim. .Jed Blttner III *\ SHARE HOME WITH SAME, OWNER chUdren and lour great-grandchlldren. Eat. Peter MUafaky ioa-gg mile Ave. 141 3 . BEDROOM SET --8plooea.. Mahogany, llurtaUml, 130 by 08 Cuttes,, $07.80 conditioning, water heators, water HAS 17 YR, OLD DAUGHTER d 8 DANJEISON — On Friday, OcU JO,. The funeral was from tna.Terrill Fa* Interracial Council for Business Opportunity complete; Similar Savings on all fab- • softenors, bathrooms, kitchens, heating 1070. -Ellen (Peterson), of 78 Cedar Alionao Santoro 1<3 10 OOOD CONDITION! Alao g Mahogany YEAR OLD SON b WISHES TO SHARE . neral Home. 660 stuyvesant ave,, Irv-. (ICBO) of New Jersey, has received a com- 1S1 40 folding bridge chairs. rioa and sties, from the largest selec- Business systems, terms can be arranged, 1 FAMILY HOME WITH ANOTHER »o««oeoo«o««o»o«oo»o«ocoo<>o< E VliSiS- %£,TbaWed THfa# of the lngton on Uond«y|tKanos toSt . Leo's JKST"" CALL 8S8-8337 h 1/1 tion and color range. ALPERN'S. no LESTER STEIN VIC. MIDDLE- AOE WOMAN, REFER- Automobiles For Sale 123 late Edwin; devoted mother of Mrs. Church where aHlgh Msas of Requiem mendation from Richard M.Nixon, President of Optimist outlook ROUTE 10, WHIPPANY, N.J.. TELE- 773 So, 30th SL, Newark Helen J. Urn Mrs. UUian BrVMn and ENCES,'CALL 686-8146 AFTER 6 wu offered. Interment Oats of Heaven the United States, "in recognition of excep- 470-H Fabyan Place 100 3 PHONE BB7-471B. Houra: 10:00 A.M, 373-3138 or 376-6730 P.M. HTF >o«0i Mrs. Doris Snaps and tha Ute Edwin Cemstary. . USED BIKE BALK to 10 P.M. Mon. to rrl. 10100 A.M. to Directory E, Daidelson' Jr.i also survived by 10 Bart b Barbara'HuUanty tU Chancellor Ave. 913 33 •DOFF 8 11/8 BUICK SKYLARK 1008.A ahape, black tional service to others." ' 6;O0 Sat. and Sun, z T^ x»»«o«ooc«bo©o«ooeoooo«oooo< lrttop, ilroondltlonil.as.OOOmUM, grandohlldran au six greet-grandoMl- Victor Sr. 6 M. VICTORY CYCLE SHOP dran. Ths funeral aervrlce was st the The commendation said, "Your outstanding for cancer study 76-»5 Mt. Vemon Ave. 3B7 11 tiliO. Can SaL't'sun, 687j. SCKAIBLE.- Mary, on Sunday, Btruhlniky ifSO Morris Ave., Union 606-3383 XI0««0«00O««0000««000«000O0«< Apartments Wanted 102 McCraoken Funsral Home, 1800 Mor- - Erasat * Mloe \ Z/T/F November 1, 1970.'of East Orange, efforts to help minority business men take 307. 30 Air Conditioning 22 ' Household cleaners 5GA N, J. Tha, funeral asrWae wu al "We can anticipate significant and hopeful . Rittanliouse 01 Wslland Ave. ' WATER SOFTENER • "Haebarls It Barth Home For advantage of the programs of the Small Busi- 49 Abraham b BUva MOOeO«OO9OO4«O00OOOOO0O6OO 11 and non-polluting, P^HOPPE b S9N 'FAMILY of 4 seeks 4 1/3 - 8 room of 14 Felnar PL, Irvlngtonj.wlfe fer toBLU E RIBBON DWOF mVINO- 47 Brubar Realty Co., mo. , 10D3 Clinton Ave. J11/13 3 door hard top, RUI, 1 owner, ei? yra,, Corrin said, "I am happy to receive this Marvin- Pollard, told' the American Cancer 8M-70 stuyveaant Ava, 334 3 CURIO CALLjh-T8(8 OR .373- 3333. apartment or houae to rent with option of the late Knut Hlalmari dsvoted TREtCH — LLUlanlHaffield) on Wed- TON7 DO0C«O00«0«O«0O0«Oooc««o«oooo«oc«>ooo«« ANOELCB PAttfrmGli PA: th Llndsn; N.J,. beloved wile, of Ihe late really a team award. The co-chairmen, our -Aluminum Products 22C INO — mTETllDB ANll E»3 of Lyman Munsoni slao aurrlvad by 10 Ptankj devoted mother ot Frank Jr., your will. conference last weekend. ly retail consumption lloansa C-S8 U Stwter Really Corp. 1974 sSflntflaU Ave. 973 . 31 SaerKIc $260 Kitchen Cabinets 62 HEASONADLE PIUCES, ' Dodge 66, Monaco station wagon, air- granuohlldrenlnisi great-grandoWl- .MraTLtUlan Altsro and Mrs. Florence board of directors, our'dedicated staff, the Dr. Pollard, professor of internal medicine r.retobre Issued to Fruoaa S. Mar- «o Usriartt Terrett M0 Stayveaant Ava, 9B9 37 WILL ANYONE RENT 9*4 room un- eonditioned, power steering b brakes. — - • service roUe, Receiver of Van Lewis bo. trad- worth J5O3.OO A-l DOG TRAINING ALUMINUM STORM DOORS • RE- CALLJTO-ta furnished apartment with heat toqulet dren. The funenl ^.. was at Da PaUna: slater of Mrs, Ruth Ron- banking community, die business community, bv. Herald, Nov. B, M, 10, 3), 1070 (Nov. B, 1970 Fet |S».IJ) o Luggage rack, radlo-heatsr, ewsn. "llaeberle a Barth Home for wlalsr and Mra, Mildred Schleybach: at the University of Michigan School of Med- • uii as The Blue nlbbon mn forjaml OBEDIENCE GUARD DOGS, PAIREDÊSCREENED^REGLAZED. widow with email behaved watchdog? tlonally olean. Asaums bank paymenu. Consider it a loan, if you like. the educational community, and the cooperation located at 433 Orove St T . call 7763-8236 4 •BOB HOUSE, imun Reasonable — Im/ManlewoodAlnlon, Funersla", 071 Clinton Ave.,Jrvlmton alao survived by 11 grandohUdren and icine and president elect of the American Call Mr. Franklin 754-OBlI for In* on Wsdnasday, Novenuiar 4. Interment 15 great-grandohUdren. Funeral aer- Objctions If any SSout Oh Orfl PRECISION TRAINED, EX- 0BB-S091 K11/13 PAINTINO li PAPER HA 687.-8790 Zll/B formation and credit ok. M 11/5 of the Small Business Administration have Cancer Society, addressed more than 300 for appointment. SPECIALIBTS*INTERi6if.*••*«« AHA * • ZZ2. ••—• ^ Hollywood Memorial Park, yjis was haldatthsUoCTUkanFunarai of New Jersey's largest manufac- No, we can't pay you back. But we can repay - made this award possible," CELLENT GUARD DOGS FOR >o»o«oo«ooo««o«««o«oo«««o«««« EXTERIOR«687-1335 - X Tf a I/a ROOMS wanted In Union area for itome, 1800 Morria ave., union, on ACS volunteers attending the conference In the turers of kitchen cabinata. Call 370. mature buslneaa woman, for Deo,000«< ORAD1NO b LANDSCAPING PAINTINO b DECORATING credit ok. M U/5 Roytu coaph carriage, patio crib, PERMANENT PAVINO Poodlee, outaUndlng, P.a 313-3800, Free Eetlmntes • Insured MATURE (VOMAN wanta 3-4 rooms, hand Uwn mower, air oondlUonura •• BU/I 376-005I O U/36 J«-™>3 TolANNBfl S3.000. B300 A flOOOBTU , Irvingbn/Unlon/Maplewood, Phone af. • Because your loan helps us borrow time. Time ter B P.M. 1084 - _ I speed, ' flWWflft Z 11/S SODDINO li ORADINO WORK DONE AFGHAN PUPS AKC Reg. 3 Females, 374-4507 Z I1/8 hurst, posl,. JAMES — Arthur I JSfffiS".-. «J«?."«]!i 55 *»??»yi Fish and game cutback 4 males, good bloodlines, beautiful, NEW LAWNS PUT IN PADITINa, DEConAHNO Mll/B to f(ght canceivTime to beat it. TED CALENDARS — Attention TREE REMOVAL . AND PAPER HANaiNa : oalendaralmnrlntodwlU) Reasonable, 686-3346 Rll/B - BUSINESS COUPLE dealrea 3-4 rooms, Phono 438-0893 D 11/8 P. PABCALE b AL OENB THOMAS CLVlmm reasonable rant, KenUworth, .Jlnlon, QTO, PONTIAC conv,, 1066, red with 1st* Ruth Dsy jamiBi devoted father of Md WATER-PROOFING t MASON-WORK -— - 765.1444 —JC-T/F -whlll leather -uphoUtsryi-4.spssd.- Mrs.—Orace-Rossnuin,—Mrar-Ruth- Just have^yoiiratt6mey-addthese_woL'ds to dueto budget problem's ffi BOXER PUPPIES, AKC ohamnlon ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS ;CaU 376-3450 ZU/5 tllll console, chroma whesls and Sohmldt and the late Mrs. Doris Lymi Hired, fawn and brindlaa. >4D-a44B, MU 6-1497 or MU 6-4818 Lawnmower Service 64 vûre^ôndltln^ J. JAMNIK percent cutback In production Dll7i 667 RAT AVE, UNION. N.J. >O«0««0O0O00Oc«<>0O0OOOO««O< PAINTING AND UECORAWNO 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT wanted for your will; The high cost of livinglsnot TO TRAIN O 13/3 3 mature reliable adults. Deo, 1 ooou* hgiBn 1 f«n jpLS.?© LAWNMOWERS'ti SNOWBLOWERS FREE ESTIMATE"" for die birds ~ or for that of pheasant and quail at all CALL DOT - 0318 nancy. Call 374-1347 after 6 P.M. Uncolnsi 80, continental, Mark m Beatofier. ok chair, like new. SHARPENED li REPAIRED XT/F , "• ' "I give to^he Ameriawi^Cancer Society, Inc. matter, the fish. game farms and a similar NEW ROYAL MERCURY* 374-J384. OTDUMANPA^COMPANY FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY apeed control, stano, AM-FM radio, SIDING Zll/l Chamnlon Blcodlinas, PARKINO air-conditioned. 8-wiy power ssats, cutback in trout propagation 334-8880 , B Jl/B —- ,CURB- 3705333 R la/S PAINTINO, INTERIOR Ii The "wllh-lt" portable with Ihe get-wllh-lt prloel mo. FREEESTlHA ,W0Rl(0UAR- a "BEDROOM APARTMENT wanted tor hut power, vinyl top, 4 to ohooss from, I (or tO <»« '. ,'^ TUMJaiinn) the SUIT! Because of a budgetary OBRfS a tjay girl — ready' for a ANTEED, MU 7-31 »«<>«O«0««OOOO«O0O0< uaiw CAVPENTRY, maTA olty employee b family (3 children), LU<««<»o«o«oa<»o ^H'ar pheasant, quail and trout has ONE OF NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST SIDING COMPANIES 871-8373 3 ADULTS want 8 rooms, Dec, 1st, HOLLYWOOD FLORIST tlons are necessary because WITH ITI Two-oolor ribbon and stenoll outter 8 POINT UQUOK MART SAVEMON IT been announced by George N,' >«o<>e<>O0O0«««VCOavO00«O«O»«O«0«O«< Daslgn ond Sympomy ALUMINUM, VINYL AND STEEL SIDING. LEAV^, BUFFET t SERVER |4M. rooms. All types of repairing. It, IAI Five Point Shipping Center) OLDOMOrflLEloej, . Leavers. Game and Shell. Fisheries. Ing Director, Other cutbacks Arrangafflants (or Hit bereoved 1( r wR BOX °e», w SUBUWIAN G 13/17 Board, Room, Care 103 •cod ecndTUon, In Pish and Game operations 1901 STUY 687-3068 K 11/16 • family, Jiist phonei PUBLBHmmoo COll P., 1901 STUY »0«e<«C«06000«««««<>0««009600«000000e«00< Free eiflmatas, K. Schrilhu,, The Pish and Game Council DILAFIILD CONSTRUCTION CO. ENILE FURNrrURE - 1 QERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, I* daUSu In small Jobs. Fultv inaured, 1713. Ron Lettfirl, 341.0378.^ In operating costs, but no ad- cellent guard, ohampionahlp, ntallaM local llUlalde oarpenter. Call In A.M, HOMES t COMMERCIAL CLEANING mia/t FLOOR WAXINa - WINDOWS .WALL of the Deportment of Environ- At 44.95 bloodline. Extra Urielbones,' AKC net or after 6 P.M., Jjs-4160. KT/? roof, atsrso ditional Income. EDISON, N.J. WuharMOi electric Inner 110, 3 Females. Also stuJ e.rricfc 370-SJfl WABlttNO - OENERAl/CLEANSia: mental Protection has voted x>ooc««oooc«oo«oooa«o«oec«oo< 351.0534 RllTa •' 'ull.- AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY WrourMJron Utohen »H10. ur-ftll Piano Tuning Furnished Rooms For Rent 105 Budget cuts necessary to to Increase license fees to Ceilings 35 "mi/i -o T i | < t\u*i CENTER TYPEWRITER SERVICE alter 4 P.M. Zll/l >0«0000«00000OOOC>0004b6600< x>ooooaoo«oooooo«oooooodoaoa X>C<>«O«00««O0O0<>OvO0< avoid a deficit next June 30 raise income to meet cur- n«3 CLINTON AVE., IRVINOTON KITTENS, FREE TO OUUU HUMUS,! O b 8ANDm&lSuB> CALL COLLECT 826-7755 will affect all of thedlvtaion's rent expenses. A bill to ac- NEW SUSPENDED CEIUNOS • PIANOS TUNED ,;•' ..'•,. ES 5-3310 DAY OR IVBNINO m m 1 Kttj.. activities and services, said complish this increase Is now "IBJ&SWP.^ REr/MHB REN1rALS RKBUIliTS - Female, nioomMaldcUen'mdie'Anlmi '*' 22££S}£'2£'22££S}£,2£\'\ Alpaugh, Included are a 2$ before the Legislature. Lea|US| 74S*047S, • • . Ul'tl/K QAYS, 6M-JT71 BVES, . -> • K7T/F ; > ; : . I , - I, ) • *•••• ; ' « : -'• i, - , '•-• •••-(•''• : Dr. Gilbert named Wllllllltlllllll lllllllllUUIUllUUJIUUHUHllllltUKHUUUIII Thursday, November 5, 1970-A'l 24 Thursday, November 5, 1970-SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER running programa and group sport activities develops aching legs or feet the first few days, : Housewivesj are urged to help get are permissible under close medical super- a couple of aspirin and a hot bath will help surgery professor vision. . • bring relief. . ; , For men 60 and over, walking, swimming, Stan your husband off by Joining him in the sedentary husbands excercisinq stationary cycling and' golf are suggested. If walking phase of. hid flterclm * " i rif T~rrrrrn — • w r nn they gradually condition themselves and par- gradually intensifies his activity, you can It's-time to take your husband's heart to exercise which may aid in its prevention? ticipate in a medldally supervised program, ggradually y bow out,, If you want to, But-remenBut w ' Dr. • Lawrence Gilbert of SO Uttlou ave.,. 'heart* '.'/•. • ••...-• •••• •••; Obviously you can't nag him into exercising they may jog and run. beb r exercisi e i s ImportanI t ffor you, tooTCb WITH Irvlngton.j director of thoracic, and cardiac This Is especially important If he Is one! II lie doesn't want to, even if It's good for Exercising unused muscles may cause some courage your husband to exercise every day surgery at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, of that large group of sedentary males WHV; liim, nor can you do the exercises for him. So, discomfort at the beginning. If your husband until this good habit is firmly fixed. has been appointed asBOdate professor In are desk-bound at the office, a sports pardcl-: as a first step, get your husband to the expert surgery of the New Jersey College of Medicine pant by the grace of television, and drives tttd ~ your family doctor. The doctor will decide and Dentistry at Newark. car to tlia corner store to pick up a newsw. whether your husband's physical condition war- WASHINGTON'S GOODBYE Dr. Gilbert was graduated from Long Island paper. . •-• / ,.;.. .-• ,:.. .,••.•• •-..,.:*. rants exorcise, what type and how strenuous Gen. George Washington University and the Royal Collegeof Physicians No wife wants to be, bereaved at an early it should be. Once he clears the way for a bade farewell to his officers VACATION MINDING and Surgeons, Scotland. He served bis intern- age, and reports of deaths from heart attacks, sensible program of exercise, you can quote on Dec, 4, 1783 on the eve of OVEN READY -10 to 14 Ib. Aver. ship at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center of men In tJielr prime nre appearing wit(^ chapter and verse; to your husband as to why his retirement to Mount Ver- AT HOME.. and was a resident In Thoracic Surgery at greater frequency.'/fctually, the U, S, is re- lie should start. Here are some guidelines non in the famed Long Room Seavlevf Hospital, Staten Island, and Hahno- ported to have tlieftlghest death rate from; taken from a survey of medical authorities of historic Fraunces Tavern, mann HoSplul and Medical College. lieart attack of any country in die world. Can by the Bayer Co^ still standing as New York's Living at its finest In a molt Day in and day our He Is a certified member of the American you help ypiir husband adopt n'regimen of . I or those SU-S9, progressive walking, then oldest building. ' economical foshlon! Enjoy Fish- Board of Surgery and the American Board of ing, Swimming, Golfing, Beoche. fhoradc Surgery. He holds two Honors and Boardwalk In a holiday ro- SUPER FINAST saves DOUB1ESEA1ED Achievement Awards from the American.Col- aorl sotting that Is Ideal for either lege, of Angiology and the Tristram Metcalfe Wdf||ctfrenng f^^î^«'""""""""" ' vacation or year round. FOR YOUR Walker Distinguished Alumnus Award from CIGARETTE One or .two-bedroom you Hard Cash Long Island University. . . y Fownhouses. plan yoor vacation at home PROTECTION! Dr. Gilbprt is a .fellow of the American rushytickefs to students HEftE'S THE with Price-Minding! College of Cardiology; the American College . "Rush" tickets will be of- "rush" tickets will beoffered SMOKERS: DYNAMIC PROGRAM of Chest Physicians and the American College fered at special prices to stu-, to students'•for rive Special YOU'VE BEER HEARING ABOUT I of Angiology. He. has autliored-50 scientific dents before series and Attractions booked tills sea- papers and is n popular exhibitor, lecturer ,r special attraction programs at THE FAMOUS METHOD THAT TEACHES . son at Symphony Hall.' YOU HOW TO STOP BEFORE YOU STOP DR. LAWRENCE GILBERT and panelist. Besides' serving as full-time Symphony Hall In Newark, It Prices:. for the student WE ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS director of thoracic and cardiac surgery at was announced this week by tickets: will; >e $2 for Inter- Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, Dr. Gilbert Mordecai Baumnn, managing Public information meeting MALARIA'S TOLL is consultant in. thoracic surgery at seven New national Dan :e programs and MISS ALYCE M. PLANTfc) • With UMCEF's help, the death rate from director, _ "". Special. Attrt etlons, $1.50 for to explain the famous smokEnder course:-. SPECIAL fEATURESI malaria among children lias been lowered York and New Jersey hospitals. Under the policy, students Celebrity Si rles programs, from 3.5 million in the Fifties to less than Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, a mo lor presenting Identification of •and $10 for Masters of MONDAY, Nov 9,7:30 PM Alyce M.Plante one million per year. . . . teaching affiliate of the College of Medicine their student status at the tlie Piano cor certs. , First Baptist Church and-DenUstry at- Newark, la a member of the Authentic FUNK & WAGNALLS Symphony Hall box office one - .170 Elm Street, W.itflaid $TANDARD Jewish Community Council of Essex County, hour before curtain time will . CALIF. a beneficiary of the annual United Jewish TEEN-AGERS, find jobi by run' TUESDAY, Nov 10,7t30PM to wed Mr. Fenton Royal Mail DINNERWARE be able: to. purchase titikets REFERENCE I ENCYCLOPEDIA Appeal campaign and a member agency of the' nlrtg Wonl Adi Mr, and Mrs. Paul Etnilo Plartte. of 461 at. the reduced rates, Bauman VMMA, Green Larie, Union Now on Sale! united Community Fund of Essex and West saidY • .-•'.• • :"••• •- ...; Summit rd,, Mountainside, have. announced Hudson. Bauman said die policy will COM! SMOKING AS USUAL the engagement of their daughter, Alyc.e Marie, Vols. 2 thru 13 apply to all programs In the ••'&> • HEAR THE PRCXSRAM EXPLAINED . to Kevin Patrick Fenton, son of Dr. and Mrs. POT ROAST *,• ASK QUESTIONS' ' . three series at SymphonyHall John Fenton of 369 Creek Bed ra., Mount-., this season --the Inter-', •;5;t «MEETSUCCESSFUH6CALGRADUATES •. ainside, . • ' . . • Teachers to get national Dance SeriesJThurs- • >: 'REGISTER FOR WORKSHOP SERIESBEGINNING NEXT WEEK ' Miss Plante is a graduate of Union Catholic .''•omatlma, • . ' EnJomd by Uhlgh Vo'll.y Girls High-School, Scotch Plains, and Berke- HURRY TO days at 8 p.m.; the Celebrity - TB Soelaly ley College, East. Orange. She is a secretary OUR ANNUAL TV net preview Series, Sundays' at 3 p.m., in the Agrochemical Division of C1BA Cor- and die New Masters of the SHAMKHALF OVEN READY The 40,000 teacher's who attend the New Piano Series, also Sundays poration, Summit, TEACHER'S 210 protpeet St., PBllllpiburg, N.J. 0S8A5 • 21S/252-414O • 201/454-4444 | Her fiance is a'graduate of St. Benedict's Jersey Education Association convention In at 3 p.m. ' • ' • Preparatory School, Newark, arid attended CONVENTION Atlantic City, which gets underway today, will In addition, . the special iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiii Fairfleld University, _Fairfield,:Conn. He 4s get a preview of what's ahead in educational FRESH television In the Garden State. ";, . employed by the Azoplate Corporation, Mur- . ray Hill. . • • ' Representatives of. tUe New Jersey Public . A summer , 1971, wedding is planned. 'Broadcasting Authority; will be on hand' at HAMS ROAST TODAY THRU SATURDAYIII • Convention Hall, to answer questions from the school representatives about the new public dovld BURR . and educational'network which begins opera- Mr. Zawistqwski tion next February. ITALIAN STYLE GOV'T. INSPECTED-BREADED 1059 SPRINGFIELD AVE., IRVINGTON Mrs. Mary Jane Phillips, newly appointed Open Mon.& Fit,Eves 'III 9 P.M. director of education services, will be avail- to wed Iowa girl able for questions regarding in-school tele- SAUSAGE vision teaching techniques to be employed by VEAL PATTIES Mr. and Mrs. lwan Kozak of Dubuque, Iowa, the state network. Also on hand will be pro- have announced the engagement of their daugh- ducer-director Calvin Iszard and William H, ter, Olga, to Stan Zawistowski, son of Mr, Pottlt, director of information services, . for 59 Parmagiana and Mrs. Stanley Zawistowski of 207 Pern- Cut From Fresh Cut Only From The new state network starts broadcasts brook rd,, Mountainside, hi 4 Ribi with the first of four UHF color TV outlets, DISCOUNT FOOD CENTER Nb. The bride-elect is a graduate of Clarke. Young Porkers 87.' WNJT-TV Channel 52 in Trenton, beginning - College, Dubuque. She is an elementary teach- In February. Other stations, to be located in er in the Dubuque school system. Montclalr, New Brunswick and the Camden- Pepperani Her fiance is a graduate of Upsala Col- ECONOMY CORNER Altantic'City area will Join the network later | WE REDEEM U.SD.A. FOOD STAMPS lege, East Orange. He is doing graduate work In 1971. ••'.•' . at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, Sliced Beef Liver »49e Beef Tripe The NJPBA display will be located in area A February wedding is planned. C-6 at Convention Hall. . Tomato Soup Slab Bacon BY THE PIECE "> 49e Meaty Oxtails

lbl SM0KED PICNIC THIS Pnrk ^hniilrinr ib Ate NCE research Chicken Breasts ""A" IB> SEASON FINAST 0 Hm rUIR OIIUUIUCl WHOLE.WAT«R ADDED 10* P2. jar ^m • * Liverwurst >" ™»^ ** ^lipptl Rarnn MO. « THICK ,b RQ, THERE. Apple Sauce Palrf Qtoab «-ROAST *MX: OllbCU DdbUII SLICED.COLONIAL "'Oil*1 op bOlll. OlCdH BONE-IN. CHUCK /^fj}£ Engineering research may bo down nationally Finast Franks *1Xr •>78* 745 but activity at Newark College of Engineering, By GfRUD ANDREWS - Rtlinm.nt Adviur Fillet Steak New Jersey's largest engineering institution, LIBBY'S Polish Kielbassi -a*™* '"98* CRUISES Is up substantially. FUN WITH ASTROLOGY (Limit 4) 0Z. Old Rib Steaks The report on engineering research, was Wandering around at a friend's party the Danish Salami •>•** *.*\»\ presented by Dr, Richard G. Grlskey, director other night, I listened to the usual ho-hum Tomato Juice TO of research, before the semi-annual meeting chatter about sports, the weather, and Jorry RANCHERS 9 ib. $ii» ClipatMizracl hRapn Kosheh r Franks *.-«• 99c of the board of overseers of the college's ' Ryan's new super-speed sports, car. ' Roof Pattinc OSCAR MAVER PLAIN or ONION L bo« I OIIUBU DdCDII ROMANTIC research organization, the Foundation for the' Suddenly 1 heard my next-door neighbor, Advancement of Graduate Study In Engineering Alice, break up a heated argument about poll- DEI MONTE ROUND-UP SALE INTERNATIONAL SEAFOOD DIPT. MR. DtU (Whir* Available) PLACES and was substantiated by the presentation of tics by telling one fellow he's a typical head- the foundation's annual book, Research At strong Taurus and the other that he's a super- NCE. • • sensitive Pisces. Intrigued, I Joined the circle LIMIT 11b. 1 of people gathering around Alice. Soon she was 4 oz. can Swordfish Steaks ROAST BEEF The booklet lists 202 on-going research sprouting about "cusps," "tonslts," and "rul- Del Monte Peas , projects at NCE for the 1969-70, an increase ing planets." ' over the 186 projects of 1968-69 and the 116 projects of 1967-68. Later I teased her about becoming the center BONELESS WHICH ONE IS FOR YOU? of attraction with her new vocabulary. She Del Monte Corn Cut Green Beans CENTER CUT-FROZEN Scholarly, publication of a scientific and laughed and said astrology is her new hobby. LET US HELP YOU PLAN engineering nature has increased among the It seems she was sick in bed and bored, and WHOLE 1 Ib. DEL Mb." CENTER CUT-FROZEN YOUR ITINERARY ..." . NCE faculty to 376 presentations for 1969-70, began reading about astrology. "1 discovered Halibut Steak SNO-WHITE Trunz Franks «""-«HI« >b. 95e up from 285 in 1968-69 and from 157 papers KERNEL 1 oz. can MONTE 1 az. can It'll ba mapnirieanl, It'll ba economical, It's a'fascinating subject," she said, "and you CENTER CUT • FROZEN C9UmS . or SOLOONA STUHIES |h \\ 17 in 1967-68. . • • • don't have to be an expert or understand tech- Cod Steaks SNO-WHITB Odldllll HEBREW NATIONAL - '.I I Robert D. Ulley, president of the NCE nical terms to enjoy It, In fact, you don't even SMOKED SALMON foundation and executive vico-presldent of have to believe in astrology — many people, Fishcakes HEAT 'N' SERVE ' NovieLox KUHNEN ::;••' AT&T, is* quoted in the forward of Research like myself, don't. It's Just an adventurous At NCE as saying, "This consistent and im- way to learn about people and entertain Stewed Tomatoes ™*°™ Del Monte Sliced Beets .J 2 '„* 51« Fish Sticks HEAT 'N' SERVE Domestic Provolone 9«4 5tuyv»iant Avt. 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\2-Thursday, November 5,' 1970 f"..: x Thursday, November 5, 1970-A3 IRS on the lookout Mineral discourse White "thinks Black' /ce Spectacular' will be presented Carman named to post Extra ham Althei Gibson, one of the all-time tennis for new employees Homemakers today pur- to take on a glow greats, will serve as master of ceremonies Rutgers teacher authors book, for the Ice Spectacular Saturday and Sunday. at Central Home Trust chase pork from leaner hogs. at South Mountain Arena. ', !~'^ Thfl nmntinf nf hum nnri Tnln Charles V. Carman has been In hogs has Increased by 23.5 It would seem to require at least equal where McQullkin was a graduate •tudentand - joining Miss Gibson In theshowwillbenlne.. at Trailsid.e Center ports of talent, knowledge and courage today Dr. Hare was formulating a black studies g appointed director of ad- per cent, the equivalent of on yetr-oltl Demetrice Good of Newark, one of the The New Jersey District of the Internal vertising, business develop- extra ham for every hog. A narration and demonstration entitled for a white man to write a book titled "Think department which has since served as an prizewinners In last summer's talent search "Fluorescent Minerals" will be conducted by Black." example for similar experiments throughout Revenue'Service has launched an Intensive ment, marketing and public There's a more uniform year- held In Essex County Parks. relations at Central Home r.dwin Skidmore of Mountainside, on Sunday And the author of that book, Frank Mc- the country. . ,. . recruiting drive to replace recently retired round supply because with bet- Demetrice, accompanied by her own, vocal employees and to handle the Increasing IRS Trust Co., Elizabeth, it was ter feed utilization it takes at 2 p.m., at die Union County Park Com- Qullkln, recently appointed Instructor of Eng- McQutlkln recalls that pressure was being group, "The Capells," will sing before the mission's TraiUide Nature and Science Center, workload In New Jersey. announced this week by Pres- less time to get hogs to lish at the Rutgers campus In Camden, appears exerted by the Black Student Union at San • shows begin and during intermission. ident William E, Shackleton. in the Wotcliung Reservation. to qualify on all three parts, • .- Recruiting is underway to hire, before market. Francisco State when he was there in 196B /The Ice show, entitled "Pour Seasons In the Carman attended schools Skidmore also has a permanent display of Dr. Nathan Hare, publisher of "The Black Dec. 1, approximately 70 college graduates to introduce black history and culture as a Park," will feature nationally-ranked skaters to be trained as revenue agents, special In Newark and Irvington and fluorescent minerals in the main display room Scholar" and long active in black power recognized area in the curriculum, • • ..,- and a cast ofelOO. The Saturday performance graduated from Irving of die Nature and Science Center, movements and in higher education, praises agents and tax auditors for posts thoughout '"I was puzzled by all this agitation for" will,begin at 8 p>nu and the Sunday matinee New Jersey, as well as a number of typists Preparatory School, Tarry- Also on Sunday, at 3 p.m. and at 4 p.m., the book' and-the author, calling young Me- at 2:30 p.m. . town, . N.Y. He also attended a program entitled "Giant Telescopes" will Quilldn a combination Harriet Beecher Stowe Black studies," be said. "I didn't understand ' and stenographers to work in Newark. why such a program was necessary.j" Given for the benefit of the Essex Skaters Male and female college graduates with 24 Duke University where he be presented in the Trailslde Planetarium. In. and white Martin Luther King. . Scholarship Fund, the Ice show Is one of the Puzzlement led to interest, and then to ^ semester hours In accounting are eligible majored in history and Eng- addition to presenting the current stars of the A book OR black studies which was con- events In the 75th anniversary year celebra- lish. month the. program will include a.-survey of ceived and written at San' Francisco State investigation and research. The Idea for the for appointment as revenue agents. Their tion of the Essex County Park System. Pro- starting salaries will range from $6,500 to Mr, Carman was a mem- ' the large telescopes presently in use, including College while McQullkin was a graduate student ' book came to McQullkin then, be says, be- ceeds will be used to run Ice Bleating clinics Palomar, and what we can expectto learn from' cause 'his previous background (n education, $11,900 depending upon their college records ber of the St. Louis Cardinal there and Dr. Hare was forming a black studies for Inner city children at the Branch Brook Ice Baseball Organization and those instruments. department, "Think Black" was published made it seem the logical arid responsible and their work experience. After in-service Center in Newark. . and on-the-job training, they will be as- played one year with the FURNITURE As the Trailslde' Planetarium can seat but this month by the Bruce Macmlllian Company. 'job to do. .'. .Miss Gibson, in private life Mrs, William parent St. Louis Cardinals as 35 people at a performance, it Is necessary signed to IRS offices throughout New Jersey, How a white man came to write a book McQullkin, a resident of Haddonfield, pre- A. Darben, is now a professional golfer and They will examine business and corporation a Catcher behind Walker SLIDING to obtain a ticket from the Trailslde office on. black studies Is explained by the author. viously taught high school in Philadelphia serves as a special sports consultant tor the Cooper. ' . • • . • on the day of the show. Tickets are issued' tax returns In taxpayers' places of business, I try, he said, to carry out what Stokely and in Wisconsin. A PhlladelphUn by birth, Essex County Park System. An East Orange Male greaiiates with at least 12 credit He was a member of tho on a first-come, first-served basis. Children Carmlchael and Charles Hamilton, hi their DRAPERY he is a graduate of Southeast Catholic High resident, she has been active with the park hours In accounting can become special agents. First Marine Division-seeing r ,n. i •• r- . • under eight years of age are not permitted book "Black Power," urged whites to do — School and St. Norbert College, In addition, system this year in developing participation' action at Guadalcanal, Cape CHARLES V. CARMAN in die Planetarium chamber. This is on enforcement position primarily to go out and educate their own people. "Think he holds a master's degree from San Fran* in tennis and girls'basketball. concerned with the detection and Investigation Gloucester and Pelelieu dur- Association, Union, N.J.; SLIPCOVERS The Trailside Nature and Science Center Black" is my attempt to educate my own Cisco State College. , . The show will star Gordon Mckellan Jr.; of tax fraud. Tehelr starting salary schedule, ing four'years In the South member of New Jersey Bank- is open to the public each weekday, except people In the. social revolution called black 1970 North Atlantic senior men's champion.: parallels that of revenue agents. . . Pacific. He left the Marine ers Association, Bank Public. Friday, from 3 to 5 p.m., and on Saturdays,' power, Eastern Gold .Dance champions Skip and Ann Both male and female graduates with degrees Crops In' 1946 as a major Relations & Marketing Asso- Sundays and holidays from 1 to 5 p.m. McQullkin admits that "since I am white, Mllller, and other skating medalists.' In any field are eligible for appointment as having received a battlefield ciation and Duke University I cannot feel black. But I can think black "MAKE IT ft TAKE IT" iClaaaaa Start Tickets are available at the South Mountain tax auditors. After training, they will review commission for action on Metropolitan Alumni Associ- DRAPERIES and, through my book, I try to show others Arena box office. Prices are $3 and $2 for and examine, In IRS offices, the tax returns Guadalcanal. ation. ' . how to do this." WORK SHOPS adults Saturday and $1.25Sunday. SpeclaUrates of Individual wage earners, businessmen, pro- He started his banking Carman is married to the Union College gets 1 Beginning with a chapter on Africa, thebook * BOO ART - ua> Mai * OIPTS It THOUOHTS- for children under 14 will be $l*Skturday and fessional men and others. Starting salaries are career in Buffalo, N.Y,, with former Thelma McGuire of ' REUPHOLSTERY then goes on to recreate American history •lli to make Jowal for ponnlaal For low 75 cents Sunday. Purchases may be made in $6,500' or $8,000 depending upon scholastic Liberty National Bank 6Trust Melbourne, Australlia, They from the revisionist point of view, re-dis- boxea, objata d'art budsat croup projtota. • WORKSHOP IN • SCA.LBDUIN1AWRBS person or by writing or calling the box office background. . Co;; was vice-president in reside in Irvington with their CARPETING grant from HEW covering facts and personalities that tra- STRAW, BURLAP, jaka ••• oollaotor'l at 371-3829. Stenographers, typists and secretaries must chargo of public relations and son, Dale. Union College has bien awarded a grant of ditional historians have neglected. meet Civil Service standards and their start- business development at First LOOKING AHEAD — Ntne-year^old Demetrice Good of Newark, right; takes'note of forth- $5,584 by the Office of Education 6f the Depart- Individual cliapters deal with figures such * CANDLBB —- MBKMake a leant to meke ralnl- ing salaries range from $5,200 to $5,800' New Jersey Bank, and account FOAM RUBBER ment of Health, Education andWelfare for Its as Frederick Douglass,- Booker T. Washing- pr. of Ihoneyeomb _ dlpa In a ahadow boil coming Ice'Spectacular on. Saturday and Sunday at South Mountain: Arena, West Orange, .. with regular' increases. Additional Informa- executive with First National Verein meeting ton, W.BJ3. DuBols, Marcus Garvey, Mal- oandtee end 1-novalty • PIOURB DBAPINO - Conductor reports while former tennis great Althea Gibson of East Orange displaysthe dates;. Miss Gibson..' work-study.program, it 'was announced this oandla. ;Creata heirloom fig- tion on any,of .these positions can be obtained Bank, of Passaic County. A colm X, Elijah Mohammad, and other black_ • LEADED QLASS urea under expert Will be emcee for the' show and Demetrice will sing with her group "The Capells." V • major pordonof his Umehas Leonard K, Straus will tall; week by Dr> Kenneth W. Iversen, president. , teaohera. Drape own' from the IKS Personnel Branch In Room 1501 PARSONS Dr. Iversen said the' grant'will finance the' Americans who have played important roles of the Federal Building at 9$ Broad Street, been.spent in the business de- 6n "APoet of Jews in Europe,' In shaping the present concept of black con- . blequa figure. dates for concerts 1970" at next Thursday's work-study prpgram from Jan. 1 to Dec 31, Sign up now at: in Newark. • . velopment-public relations TABLES 1971'. Under the program, the federal govern- sciousness. Broader, social Issues such as Edward Napiwpcld of Union, director of the marketing areas of banks. . meeting of. Israel Verein at ment pays 80 percent of a student's salary education, economics and literature also find Crtatlva Ulurt lie. Bloomfield Symphony Orchestra, this'week PAAJ'S He is a member of Blazing Temple. Israel, Union. The ON THINKING BLACK—Frank McQullkin, left, an Instructor In Black," jwith: Students Harry a place in "Think Black." power pool meeting begins at 8:30 p.m. and the.college pays the remaining 20percent. English, at Rutgers in Camden, discusses tils new book, 'Think Klrkland, Camden, announced the concert schedule for the coming Star Lodge F, & A.M., 694; WALL HUNG Camden; R. Charlotte Giddlns, The Idea for this book began in 1968 on Tel: 467-0922 . 512 Millbum Ave,, Mlllburn ' season. It Includes; Nov. 29, Bloomfield High Shade tree health Jack Ross will serve refresh- . 'Union College students participating in die Camden. East Aurora, N.Y,; treasurer program are employed in the college library, the campus of San Francisco State College School; pec. 6, Bloomfield High School; Feb. of Howard R, Leavy Civic. ments. ,' • . CABINETS science laboratories, various offices and the 21, North Junior High'School; May 16, Bloom- computerized control center custodial and maintenance staff. ' ' : ... field High. School. Concerto, will start at 3, "> .vying PJM to neighboring companies andpower'.. , discussion planned PARISIANS p.ny • , • . .'•• •.•«•• • . NORRISTOWN, Pv --'• The Pennsylyaniai. Crafts display : : The work-study program is administered by Test dates New Jersey-Maryland Interconnection—r. •.pools. .-••• • •.•-.';>. i'iV •' :-'"'•-• :''•-'••;• How do you protect shade trees fronvlnqect. Mrs. Betty Ehrgott, financial aid officer, as Our Neteett store htu The concert on Nov. 29 will feature Zita America's first integrated electric power Any deviation from normal'operation will and disease attacks In the face of bans on part of Union College's total program of fin- Frledland, pianist, as guest soloist.! The Dec- pool— dedicated a new, highly sophisticated; put the center's main computer into-an ex-'" certain effective but. persistent chemicals? If your scotch WALLPAPER ancial aid for. students. Mrs. Ehrgott reports this Saturday set for jobs jiut opened on ember concert Is the traditional holiday pro- control center here last week in Valley Forge • tensive checking cycle that wiU lmmedlaMly This is one of the knotty problems shade gram featuring Handel's "Messiah" and Is 1 students seeking work-study assistance must An open house, marking the start of a Industrial Park. •...... •.•..• ' give dispatchers vital details/about all facilU tree commissioners from many New Jersey file parents' confidential statements of the presented jointly with the Bloomfield Civic communities will discuss during their annual Crafts for Christmas exhibition, will be held 'Chorus under the direction of Donald Gage. PJM serves 20 million people in PennsyK, ties in the pool.. .- \ ': •. ;. more than jusr College Scholarship Service with her office. in summer meeting Nov. 14-16 in Atlantic City. '. Saturday afternoon at the Artist 8i Craftsman ROUTE 9 in Donald Mathls, lyric tenor, will btfthe featured vanla, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, Vir-.-",, The large display board in the center shows.; CALL. .. y^ • I •• I Guild, 17 Eastman St., Cranford. The studios The U.S. CivilServiceCom- soloist at the February concert. ginia and the District of Columbia. ' ,'.. the major transmission lines' in the system Specialists from the College of Agriculture misslon has announced an ex- , The new center contains computers, a dls- much the same as a road map shows.high-.., and Environmental Science are expected to wiUb e pen to pubUct 0wotc! l profos amination for summer jobs in WOODBRIDGE "play board, recorders, and digital television . ' ways; When an unstable condition on,one of review some experiences with compounds now P&T,you should slonal craftsmen at work, Outdance personnel The followin ° g *•crofters will be working" be- federal agencies. The list of screens to provide instant information about tho lines Is detected by the computer.flash- in disfavor and attempt to look ahead to pest tween 1. and 4 p.m.: Douglas Lindsay of eligible? will be used to fill Ski Club will sponsor the 107 generating.' stations and the 3,760 . ing lights alert the dispatcher. Using digital' control with the use of other substances. to hold UC meeting Union, jewelry, Jo Barton of Scotch Plains, various type Jobs during the miles of transmission lines operated by the 12 television, the dispatcher can Investigate and Other topics related to tree health, tree be able to taste summer months in federal ElNJCkt THESE VALUES AT ALL 4C. M. WHITNEY SHOWPLACES! utilities In' the pool, The largest utility in the planting in older neighborhoods, and newer Union College will be host for the fall fabric collage, Fenn Vogt of Westfleld, metal cocktail party Sunday take the necessary corrective action. Digital' relief sculpture, Arlehe Rosenblum of Short agencies in this area. pool Is Public Service Electric and Gas Co. television displays details printed by the concepts in street lighting are planned, ac- .meeting of the Union County Personnel and Most Jobs will be filled by FREE Watchung Amateur Sid Club will sponsor a . Earthquake and tornado-proof, the computer cording to Edgar G. Rex, secretary of tho Guidance Association on Tuesday, it was- Hills, creative stitchery, Ellen Samuels of ' computer about any facility in PJM.. individuals who have passed cocktail party Sunday at' the WestwoodLounge, complex makes checks every two seconds, on The Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Maryland.. New Jersey Federation of Shade Tree Com- the difference. Westfield, pottery, Vicld ChristensenofScotch announced by George. P, Lynes, director of the written test or who have GIFT! North avenue, Garwood, from 7 p.m. to mid- all electric generation taking place within the missioners, who has an office at the college. admissions at Union College and association Plains, batik, Lucille Shuler of Berkeley : Interconnection had its beginning In 1928 Decorator bypassed the test in accor- night. • . •'.••• , PJM area. It also checks transmission lines when Public Service Electric and Gas Co., Participating olnoare the Now Jersoy Society president. Heights, fused glass, Glen Goldan of West- Admission is $2.50 perperson, and proceeds field, candlemaldng. dance with the provisions in within the pool and power flows on all lines . Philadelphia Electric Co. and Pennsylvania , of Certified Tree Experts and the Arborists . Showcase Dr. Kenneth C. MacKay, executive director the announcement,' will be donated to the United States deaf ski Power 8t Light Co, formed a power pool. This Assodation.of New Jersey. of Union County Coordinating Agency for Higher There will also be a demonstration of leaded team, which will participate in the VII World 4/3 OT. glass techniques, ' This test will be given three pool expanded In 1956, adding nine other All sessions will be in Haddon Hall. Education, will be the principal speaker. Dr. .times during the year. Appli- Winter' Games for the Deaf (often refrerred Utilities: Jersey Central Power 8i Light, New- MacKay will report on the activities of the The exhibition will be on display through to as the'DeafOlymplcs'atEdeboden,Switzer- Pathmarlc to of>en Christmas. Gallery hours ore 10 a.m. to cations must be received by . Jersey Power & Light, AtlanticCity Electric, v agency and future plans for higher education Dec. 4 for those wishing to land, from Jan. 25 through 29. ' Baltimore Gas and Electric, Metropolitan . ... FRIDAY DEADLJNE DESIGNER TLOOH 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and Satur- PLANNING in Union County. compete Jan. 9, 1971; by Jan. Edison, Pennsylvania Electric, Luzerne Eloc- . All items other than spot nows should bo ParklTillord DlllllllnoCo..H.V.,86O'OOl The agency under contract is utilizing Union day; also 7:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday. The gal- Staten Island unit lery is closed Friday. 8 for the test on Feb. 13, and At each or lira C. M. WHITNEY showpluccs you ••••(trie Dlvlsion-UGI, Dalmarva Power :8i Light, •• in our office by noon on Friday. College and Union County Technical Institute, by Feb. 3 for the test on Richly detall&d'Early Amer- A 42,000-SQUare foot Pathmark supermarket • mi Potomac Electric Power companies.,. Scotch Plains, to provide the total services of March 13. No applications will can find the jjunc extraordinary values now, as ican tflvat, opprox. £!(. long.-. •Will be theT principal store in a new shopping the two-year community college. . all four C. IWL(WHITNEY branches join fortes Hondbastfori&igHr*. L'lmlb center on Forest avenue, Staten Island. Con- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIMUII be accepted after Feb. 3. The one.to.»jt6il(«ra»r. N» obll- •"• Following Dr. MacKay's talk; a panel dis- Rehearsals being held positions to be filled range in ccUbrnllhgJbur grand opening in Woodbrldge! Discover' beau- struction has beguri and occupancy is expected cussion entitled "Public Law 303 and the gallon! Juat bring this ad by the" spring of 1971. ' ; • • from subprofesslonal to tiful traditional American home furnishings - from the best In with you. M Counselor" will be held. Participating in the by Community Players postal. The, salary will depend OIL HEAT COMFORT A variety of smaller stores and service panel are Lee Farber, representing the New known makers Iri.the land - at prices Tar below'your expectations! establishments will occupy an additional 22,000 The Hillside Community Players will pro- on the amount of education and Get acquainted with C. M: WHITNEY'S old-fashioned courteous If a Jersey Personnel and Guidance Association, experience. square feet of floor space. and John Pietrowicz, field representative for sent "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof on Nov. 20, 21 service! ».•••'•• . The announcement was made by Alvin H. and 22 at Hillside High School. Rehearsals Other positions at a higher' LOW COST LUXURY FOR the New Jersey Education Association. salary or requiring special- Sauer & Associates, commercial realtors of. • Public Law 303 concerns employer- are now under way. HOME OR FACTORY Hackensack, who negotiated the sale of the llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll/llllUllllliY AMY ADAM! Members of the cast Include Ann Kling of ized experience, are available ant HillmanKohan employee, relations in public and private em- tract to Supermarkets General Corp., parent a non-paying member of the Union, Barry Prag of Irvington, Cathy Alfano which do not require a written ECONOMY IS A IONIIS NO ADVICE, PLEASEI ployment and creates a Board of Mediation test. Information concerning "Leighton" traditional Colonial company of Pathmark, The property, directly Dear Amy: , household, see' that he has and a Public Employment Relations Commis- of Elizabeth and Fred Rugglero, who is also Ns Othtr Httt li Olewitr opposite the Penn Fruit market, had- been chores to do around the house the director. these positions is included in MAPLE I would like your answer on. sion. , the summer employment an- Or A( Safll , owned for many "years by the Astor Trust. something. I am married and to keep him busy. 1, . The Pathmark store will bo the third on nouncement number 414, This 7 Pc. DINING We Satisfy Your Comp/efe Heating have 2 boys from my first Children do not appre- PIER Staten Island for the company. Its location is marriage and my husband has ciate a parent giving them announcement can be Secured Requirements And Save You Money at any Post Office in Union In the primary shopping area of the island's a son by his first; We don't everything . they wont. They County, or by contacting Mi- ENSEMBLE CABINET CALL FOR A FREE SURVEY northern end. , get along too good and fight will appreciate,, respect and chael J, Steffan, examiner-in- • OIL BURNER • Cenveri.loni end Louis Rosenberg of Brooklyn Is the builder. about my 2 sons and his son. love you if you show them chargo, U.S. Post Office, Eliz- atl 7piecet Installations. • . His son is married and 23 that you care enough to see that they do well in school, abeth, 352-8400, Ext. 24. Sale $598 • FUELOIL • Sales dnd" Servltie years old. . :) The chances of appointment Class of \50 reunion "The three of them gaplaces that they ate respectable at depend upon the number and Here's an exciting new Interpretation of a favorite , Unuaually ohorm- • Members of the Glass of 1950 of Sown Hall together and exchange gifts on home and.that they honor your, University will celebrate the 20th anniversary wishes... ..•••• kind of summer Jobs In the American classic! Not? the big 60" china cabinet, lng curved baas their birthdays.' I'm always, detaill Book and KINGSTON CO. of their graduation with a reunion dinner and forgotten and left out. . You may find him rebellious area of application, Steffan with apothecary drawers, on the massive buffet base said. Opportunities are lim- brlo-«-broc stor- 215 Highway 22 W. dance Friday, Nov. 13* In the Student Center My husband says.he loves in the beginning, but don't ited so it would be wise to with ogee feel! Note the big 40" * 60" table that oge above, ceb- Hllltlde. N.J. on the South Orange campus. me very much, but-1 don't weaken because you have a Inetapacabslowl apply early, he added. opens to 40" x 80"! Note the authentic catkin-back CCT . 792s Reservations for the event may be made see how he can when he treats very important Job to do. You through the Office of Alumni Relations, Seton have to make a man out of chairs! Quite a group - quite a buy! 686-0690 ' 686-5552 me this way. He even goes Hall University, South Orange, N.J. 07079. out with his ex-wife every time a boyl " ' . BONUS! Table hat maple wood-grain Formica top! she comps to town. * • • Security is Every time he gets mad: Dear Amy: at me, he cusses my boys 1 with every dirty name he con What is a woman in her not remote Come see!.It's the sure way to believe it! think, of. They are 8 and 10 oO's supposed to do with her years old. He says he wouldn't husband, also in his 60's, who Hey, Santa, If you're in that half of the say those things but he is only has become overly amorous In his old age? • U.S. population ' that's under 4 Pc. CHERRY trying to hurt me, ' 30, you may think social If he loved me, how can he • A.B. security Is something remote Dear A.B.: and unimportant to you right BEDROOM treat me this way? Have Fun Please don't tell me to talk She is supposed to reluvl- now. Not so, according to • note her "pucker powerl" Ralph W. Jones, social secur- with a clergyman or give me ity district manager for Eliz- ENSEMBLE any advice. Just tell me if * • • abeth, it's possible for him to treat Dear Amy: tturdy, hospitable MOFORIS1B! me this way and still love me. with Felt "In this generally healthy These people Who try to . F.V. get something for nothing and youthful group, nearly Dear F,M. YOUR RANT M) all my benefit!, • . outer reason other than the wrinkle-free skirls! 5" "Strntofdam" •roui orowntd itat pursuit of school activities. Northeastern Collegiate Bible a One trip, one-stop aervlce for the family Hillman/Kohan Tuaa., W.tf., Sot. 10 A.M. IS KASY TO PL\i:K reversible zlppered seat cushions! nmhlont 0 Tell me mbra about rnembenhlp In the AAA. to 6 P.M. AND MUCH MORE. 1 undentand thla doei not obligate me In any way. . Secondly, that car belongs to Institute, Essex Fells, on Sat- •Most eyeglasses ready In one hour; OPTICIANS And Morel Hurry Inl urday nt 8 p.m. a Over 5,000 frames. 1416 Morris Avenue, Union, N.J. NEWIEIIY .. . Jl'ST IMIONK More Than 12 Million Members Know NAME :_ : you. See that the keys are In "It Pays To Belong" your possession at all times, The program, to be held in a Wide assortment of tinted and coaled lensor. FABRIC STORES o»6-"00 STOB85 OP8N DAILY 9JO AJU. TO O.30 "JJ. SATUDDAY TO o P.M. • USB THE CM. WHITNEY CONVENIENT PAVMtNT PLAN ADDRE8S - and. that he is .given the keys the college chapel, will In- a Solely glasses lor children. CALL 688-5900 Barkalty Halohta, Chottiom, MAIL THIS COUPON NOWI clude songs by Schumann, AlU lot 'Ad Tolur' and CITY OR TOWN .. v for the purpose of pleasure on Plortiom.Porlc, Hultt, Loka ROUTE 22.UNION • ROUTE ^^WOODBRIDGE • ROUTE 3& OAKHURST • ROUTE 46.TOIWA week-ends only after his i Debussy, Gluck, Mozart, Han- WEST O-UNCU E A TON 10WN Hiawatha, Samarvllla, Toma tha will help you with *o NBWjenSBV (ffi& AUTOMOBILE CLUB STATE— ZIP CODE del, Dvorak araleM)*rnporaTy ., uooif anooK UNION ""»."'" tt^aJKIR- Mt Oittn IhOHMfCifllw RMK II. BAlMC»(>t FABRIC SHOPS Raiult-Gattat Wont Ad. Opp, tha Flogihlp on tKi No. Slda At King Oaoro* Rd.opp. 3 Ouyi 1V1 Mllei So, of Ealontown Clrclt Wail of Union Blvd. on lha No. Sldt ' homework is finished with a IWWrtHlliw PiaipMt AMntit HIM IS bMi« t Rlvar, Union, Plamlnoton, OntHinovtrRoid^PlorhaWPirk,N,J.OWM . compouers. The accompanist' '.tHtHO** 1 1 1 TM1K0 MIUH Lakawood, Manahowkln. .a******************** MU 7,0032 ' 8J6.SvflO ' 493.4400 35O.3S00 . AU ovm AUIKICA CANADA AND THI stipulated time to return •OKI) —""SRisr"" " """A ™" " AHIIIiltd with lh» Anwrltw AulomohlH Anaeliilen home. Further, since he Is will be Audrey .Kommerer,

\1 , • •1-Thursday, November 5, 1970 Thursday, November 5, 1970-A5 WITH THIS COUPON jWITH THIS COUPON! NSC joins program to help GIs prepare for college BONUS COUPONS OFF 4OC I osier 1:. Uieliolil, director servicemen in the areas of SCOPS attained in the School '70 will also seek to establish creasing numbers of students such as 'Identity '70" to meet Cul UP & Cut Out to Cood Deal ! FREE CASE MAXWELL HOUSE ,t\ mo tjiviuiun 0T CTJlicJJC ivuJhi£i willing,lliadlBlllllllCB -and-eoUege-A-bility-4 est -pBograms-of-a-Hunedial-ar— -and—establishing—i>rogr^rriB- thair-vary BpBfllflr.nfffrls." DRIVE l>cvcl'u|iniciii'iit' Newark Slate and "human relations," New- , This test, along with aca- college level nature to all of (ollcê, Union, announced this ark State College will initially demic advisement, registra- die New Jersey Veterans INSTANT COFFEE DETERGENT weufc Uie college's pnriicipa- utilize the SCC structuro to tion and counseling will be hospitals. (Value $59.50) » 99e WITH THIS COUPON MM. tion in 'Iduuiiy "70," a pro- assist the New Jersey veteran. • provided through the Newark For those students who plan ADDER por Igmlv-Na tubitituilsru. Coupo" *asd ta tou/ctey, Nav. 7tk. gram designed to assist serr At the conclusion of a 12- State College veteran's advi- to attend Newark State College >B0WCRAFT Typewriters ft Adders week program, the School and sor in cooperation with the on a full-time basis, Vinccnti vicemen in Uieir preparatiuii WITH THIS COUPONS EWITH THIS COUPON fur higher education. College Ability Test will be Division of Held Services. indicates hope that financial NOW •250. 1 PLAYUND Sold • Ranted •Repaired "Identity '-70" is a cooper- administered to die service- Projections thus far indi- B assistance will become avail- 4-OZ. 5-LB. ative effort between Slateh men. On the basis of die test, cate that nearly 100 service- . able. I Route 22, Scotch Plains, N. J. ^ Dr. Nathan Weiss, president GOOD 25 OFF JAR BAG Inland Community Collegeand tlie recommendations of die men from New Jersey will 2330675 7< OFF Newark Stale, which is struc- SCC, staff,' and the Newark enroll in "Identity '70," and of Newark State College, added, "the veteran of today ONTINENTAL OFFICE SUPPLY CORP. tured lo inecl the needs of 1 ort Stare College Review Coordi- that many of these students FUN FOR ALL AGES HEAL MAXIM GOLD MEDAL (Jix personnel in preparing nator, a qualified serviceman will eventually enter Newark is taking full advantage of Ills 1873 MorrliAv.., Union, NJ. CALL 688-0044 them for college-level will be offered an existing pro- State College. While mill in Its . benefits, and many are enter- SUPBRMAH&ETS : OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS ' FREEZE DRY FLOUR courses. ' gram witliln the Division of early stages, Vinccnti noted ing college after their service 376 Bread St.. Newark; NJ. 84c WITH THIS COUPON 49< WITH THIS COUPON According to William Vin- . Meld Services at Newark "as the program develops, time is over," lie added, • Prices tHectlve thru Saturday, Nov. 7th, 1970. We reserve tho Cauawi fall 1 tw tamty-Ks lukMituUom. Catatui •0*4 to l«uroo». Nov. 7* Sute. , • I AND ALL DAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY Coupon limit I par lomlv-No fcjbtliuillocii. Caupan aMd lo Scrtuntoy. Nov. 7*.. centi, author and coordinator funds will be sought from var- "Newark State College is pre- right to limit quantities. Not responsible for typographical errors. of the project at NewarkState, Several-admissions pro- ious state and federal sources paring to accept die ovcr-in* "this proposal represents the grams areavailable, including as well as from veterans' or- first step in meeting the needs a developmental coursework ganizations." • of a large segment of the New, program, a "pre-matricula- lie added, "it is also possi- Jersey veteran of the Vietnam tion" program which offer? ble that foundation support will Staff Cake Mixes era," ' " • 16 semester hours,of college be provided in die near future At the present lime S1CC credit, anda full matriculation which will provide funds for ALL VARIETIES program. Enrollment In a pro- has a staff of 12 instructors scholarships, financial aid, Toward the purchaw of • and counselors who work with gram will be predicatedontlie tutorial programs and housing facilities." Maxwell House Inst.r" ^ ! Vii'icenti noted diat the pro- BOSCO STEAK gram will seek die establish- MILK AMPLIFIER Libby's Tomato Juice VMS' ment of off-campus centers NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME... 22-OZ. JAR WO SATISFACTION SATISFACTION 100 Lipton's Tea Bags ^ OFF *» p 0 89< to reach the needs of servicemen and veterans in die pro- GOOD ONLV AT TWO OUVS. GUARANTEED GUARANTEED gram. He added that 'Identity On* coupon p*r cuitomtr. Good Sun. UL11-.S Ib. 97 Princella Yams Prep offers more for your money Shoulder Lamb Chops lb99« VftlUABlli COUPON|L:SfErlrr Chuck Steesk MO* COMBO-3 CENTER CUTS A GOOD DEAL! 40-c VS f scholarships Toward th« purchase of ' FIRST CUTS-TENDER JUICY Ib W M 3 SHOULDER-3 HIP CUTS 89' Fresh Ground Chuck INHBPKG WILPRAHAM, Mass. -- DRIVE 84-OZ. . BLUE AND GRAY — George Cuater, best known for his participation In the Indian Wars, Wilbrahdm Academy is offer- , posed for one. of Mathew Brady's photographers' with an officer of the •Confederate |N 31 ;G 100 Staff Tea Bags *, 69 ing Louis C. Flocken.Memo- WITHENZOLVE Fresh Ground Beef » « 65 A'rmy. More than 70 photos taken by "Brady photographers during the Ciyll Warare Planters Cocktail Peanuts 6l? 33 rial Scholarships to qualified 7«c WITH COUPON on display at the Kodak Gallery and Photo Information Center, 1133 Avenue of the Americas Fresh Chicken Breasts WITHÎNGS students from all sections of 1.19 WITHOUT COUPON (at 43rd St.), New York, now through, Feb. 2. The gallery is open to the public without ,39' GOOD ONLY AT TWO OUVS. WH s Log Cabin Syrup WBM-flN the country, according to W. On* coupon por cuitanw. Good Sun., charge from 10 a.m. until 5:30 pan. Monday through Saturday, Fresh Chicken Legs or with our WATER HEATER Gray Mattern. Jr., headmaster - ' Nov. 1 Ihcu Sol.. Nov. 7, !°7O ,b39< of the 153-year old boys'pre- • CONSULTANT Corned Beef Brisket FIRST CUT ,79' paratory school. ivc CONVERSE IELiE'S • Cranberry Sauce According to die terms of • PUMA Jobless to report Corned Beef Brisket THICK CUT miss the Flocken grant,, scholar- 49' VAlUABlt COUPONMrfrr SHOES M ship aid, up to full tuition, BONELESS Lean Meaty Spare Ribs ,69' STAFF \ mar'uwne will be awarded to outstand- • Toward * ber 30, itfio. and will bo osohaatad to PILLSBURY 1 SHOULgERSTEAJC each claimant must be able to show that he I will personally arrange to have the Stato of New Jeraey U not claimed, PILLSBURY USUAL FINE TRIM EXECUTIVES reod out Want Ada whin hiring was able and available for work and actively 12 STRAINED your now A.O. Smith Water Heater Publlahod as required by Chapter 199, 5-LB. BAG BEST FLOUR U.S.D.A. CHOICE Public Laws of 1945 of tho Stato of CUBE STEAK | amployaai. Brao oboot youriill (or only $3,201 seeking work for each week he is claiming US. NO. I- ALL PURPOSE 4Vi-oz. delivered to your home within one New Joraoy, an amandod. and supple- . OOOD ONIV AT TWO GUVS . Grade'A'Eggs iar YOUR REFRIGERATED Coll 6B6-7700, dolly 9 to 5i00. benefits,. ' mented. SIRLOIN 09 day! All you have to do is call I Union Leader, Oot 39,1970,Nov. I, lino On. Cfrueon p«r cuitomtr. Good Sun.. CHOICE MEDIUM SIZE 1 (Fee|10.»«) Nov. I Ihru Sol. Nov. 7,1970 You can see the Aristocrat, on STEAK COOKIES BONUS VALUE POTATOES 10 49' display now at the . . . ' UL 11-5 /i.LB. TUBS ** of said decoaaed; notloa is horaby tivon 123 SLICED LIVER Ib. «•• Seedless Grapefruit NEW CROP. 5 io, 39' SELECTION to the creditors of said .deceased to SILVER TIP ROAST b exhibit to the subscriber .under oath or LIGHT SPRY Lite N' Lively Cottage Cheese affirmation th*1' olaims and demands U.S.D.A, CHOICE BONELESS SWIFT PREMIUM IROWNI SERVE ORIGINAL PURE MtlDUNSWEITINID NO SUGAR ADDID m âv PRODUCTCENTER against uie estate of said deceased SHORTENING FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS within six months from the date of said SAUSAGE. 8.01 pkg, ( Borden's Biscuits BUTTERMILK' order, or they wUl.be forever barred 2-LB. 10-OZ. CAN RUMP ROAST , 591 JOY LIQUID from prosecuting orrecovarlngtho same GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, O9 against the subscriber, ' GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUVS. U.S.D.A. CHOICE iONMSSJOLAR ROAST »r CAMECO IMPORTED o-oi.PKO. 4-OI. PKO. Royal Dairy Orange Juice FRENCH FRIES • Decorative Plumbing Fixtures • Custom Vanities' The Howard Savings Institution, C LEMON FRESH 32-oi. ^.OC Ono coupon por ciritomtr. Good Sun. FROZEN FOOD DEPARTMENT -LB. • Lites* Medicine Cabinets* Gold Faucets of Newark, N. J, Nov. 1 Ihru Sol.. Nov. 7.1970. END OF STEAI{ROAST ,b.!•" SLICED HAM 79 55 DELICATESSEN SAVINGS POLY SPARKLING DISHES btl. , • Accessories and Heating Equipment Executor BAG 69 UL11-5 CHEFS CHOICE 5 William F. Nles 10 VARIETIES ^W VAHLSING CIRCLE "K" 59 17 Academy St; BEEF, CHICKEN. B 01. f C( ROUTE 22 WESTBOUND • SPRINGFIELD, N.J. HASH Ib. Union* Leader, Oot 39, Nov. 5, 1970, MADTALU I BROWN OR TURKEY pkg- I J pkg. Ocoma Pot Pies IN THE WORLD OF TILE BUILDING (o aw 3 wFoes*lJ,M) COUPON prErp Sliced Bacon Chef's Choice French Fries AJAX CLEANSER RENT THAT ROOMwith o Wqn! Toward the purchase of MORTON I pOTATOis 467-1494 Ad. Only 16< per word (mih. Good Deal Sliced Bacon X 69' CHICK PEAS-WHITE HANS OR RED Roman 10-PacPizia $3.20) Coll 686-7700. YUBAN MINISTRONEOR American Kosher Franks ^ 89' Sara Lee Cakes ML VARIETIES 68 INSTANT COFFEE KIDNEY LENTIL «-OZ. JAR BEANS SOUP RANCHER'S - 20 — 2.OI. Oscar Mayer Braunsweiger X*. 69' Sara Lee Cheese Cakes -.79' HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS OOOD ONLV AT TWO OUVS IMPORTED PURE V/i. FRENCH IO-OI. •«|», On* coupon p*r cutlomar. Oooa NON-FOOD SAVINGS Birdseye Green Beans OR CUT P^ a£V „ Nav. 1 Ihru Sot., Nov. 7,1970 TOMATO BEEF PATTIES LB. I" OLIVE SEABROOK • . CREST TOOTHPASTE 9- APPETIZER SAVINGS PASTE OIL Gigantic Toy Sale REG. OR MINT we CREAMED SPINACH OZ. 99 Lean Boiled Ham 6 3 4-01. VAlUABlt COUPONMsyrjj; APPETIZING DSPARTMINT COMPUTE VARIETY BONUS VALUE! tube BIG TOP PEANUT BUTTER ,..ozJA R I0R ALL ACES Domestic Chopped Ham 79" 69 BIGCER THAN EVER Toward the purchais ol ONI LOW PRICE I FEMININE DEODORANT u DUNCAN NINES BUTTBUTTERMILE K ^ A. DUNCAN NINES -U OFF LABEL 10* i" Lean Deli Pastrami SL^NTO^T 99 2V»-bi. l TENDER LEAF PANCAKE Mix BROWNIE MIX " Pristeen Spray 99 LOW, LOW PRICES ON TEA BAGS oMoo UL U°KL &• CHOPPED I CHICKEN Artificial Fruits & Vegetables "A" « 59' Imported Austrian Swiss ,sp WASHERS, DRYERS 30, On LABEL ,. B IN B CHOPPED CLEANS DENTURES VALUE I -20lh OF Ic. .^SsaaaaaaaafKlIH C Liquid Windshield Washer gal. \ SEAFOOD SAVINGS and REFRIGERATORS ONLV AT TWO OUVS. IIZI • HAM I ROLL SPIC&SPAN MUSHROOMS 3- #9 l«-oi.$|09 Efferdent Tablets 40's 85 rt) Se OFF LABEL-PUREX S.T.P. Motor Oil Additive can I Panama Pink Shrimp 60 TO 70 COUNT Ib 89' OAL ( BRILLO 12-ai. CQ< J "•• io,, 69- Sill 43 S.T.P. Gasoline Treatment can •* * Rock Lobster Tails?TO OUNCES 2" Bayer Aspirin BIG 21 CU. FT. DUPLEX "FROST FREE" SUPER BLEACH SOAP PADS 4 DIVIDEND PAID! lSo». ^Be 4 HUDSON —PKG. OF 60 « « Gasline Anti-Freeie CONDITIONER can *••* Alka Seltzer Plus », 99' 3c QFF LABEL pernvera e Swordfish Steaks FRESH CUT 89 Alk Sl P TWO Mil IHAOINC, MAM A fl balance REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER VftlUABU COUPON Windshield Washer Antl-Frecic can 39' OVEN FRESH BAKERY SAVINGS . Glunt 275-lb. Nevur Froxl SHOW CASE NAPKINS 1V COMET CLEANSER i ONE BOOK SPECIAL " On all regularly paid-completed Clubs Cleaned ShrimpI PEELED & DEVEINEO Vort. Frrezer SAVE Toward tho purchaie ol 5% ALL PURPOSE . . Fully Autamutic Ico-Maker Allen's Apple Pies £:59- . Rolliiwiiy WhouU BOUNTY . TOUR BOOK aWTÎ I0WAND IMI ..Deup Door Sliulveu C . Glido-Out Fruuzer Banket CUT RITE $ lumbo STAFF . Ulmll l"Por CuHtomor OATMEAL COOKIES 3 - 1 PAPER TOWELS ilu 29 REG. S.97 Crisco Shortening 3 A 95 V..h«n Coffee King Size Bread 3 £,89' . 1-Yottr. Froo Fuclory Service Join Now and Receive your WAX PAPER KUBUR COCOANUT - ,. . Avuilublu In Whltu, Avocudo, '160 ( Lea & Perrln's Sauc* . Lawry Garlic Spread Brlllo Soap Padi Large Smuckers Copper, Gold. ' < . 125-FT. ROLL 3-QT. ICE BUCKET Planters CHOC. DROPS °-45 DUNCAN HINES Strawberry Excedrin Tablets PRICED 50 LOW WE,CAN'T SAY MPGR'S NAME! OOOD ONIV AT TWO GUVS. YOU PAY FAMILY CHRISTMAS BOOK FREE! 5-oi. bott. . 4-oi'. jar 10 pk. 28< LAYER «*ia v Hill Hal NO DEALERS. Orw coupon p«r cuitomflr. Oood Sun., 2c OFF LABEL ^ ,,. A Stunning tiuorlminl nun (Limited Supply • Pint Comt, FlrM Strv»d) Preserves Cocktail Peanuts 1 Nov. 1 Ihru Sol., Nov. 7, l«70. C of walhobld vinyl two rum Mtnnars Rica Pudding .. 60 . 89 UL11 AJAX CLEANSER 2'• 29 covtrlngi. Iniulaled tlADINO Red Rote Tea Bagi 10. I1AMP Beacon Wax IJ.oi. box 29C OPEN STOCK SALEf SPECIAL CLOSEOUTI' covtri. •OU JOIN OUR REGULAR SAVINGS PROGRAM Mannara Spanish Rica lOOct. box fH,|9 can %#%# FAB DETERGENT on 1 Gal. $2.89 2 lS-oi. boxtl 4B( GIFT DIPARTMINT ON 2-YEAR |_ ON 1-YEAR I m BASE RATE Excedrin P.M. 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ITAW-aOOD DIAL * fTAPF 00CD DIAl * CTAW-0OOD DIAL • ITAWÔOOD DIAL V I \6^Thur8îay, November 5, 1970 iiiiiniiiuuiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiii Theater Time Health plan Thursday, November 5, 1970-A7 Sfafion' Clock A FEMININE LOOK lllllllllHIItlllllliiiitlllllllllll for children Breaks All times' .listed are fur- • at Central Asia 1970 By MIL"! HAMW O'llillllir nished'by tne theaters., " segrrm TURNTABLE. TRITATS (good listening) ART CINEMA (Irv.) — A itttional health1 plan for GIMME SHELTER: by Merry Clnyton. Merry TURN-ON TO LOVE, Monday America's children .'may be vocals 10 solid sounding numbers on this Ll<- through Friday, 7, 9:20; Sat- ' called tor by Congress, Dr. "Conntry Road," "Tell All The I'eople," urday, 2:25, 4:45, 7:05,9:25; ' WilUtnvS. Lleber,: director "Bridge Over Troubled Wnlcr," "Gimme Sunday, 2, 4:20, 6:40, 9j of tb« Children's AcUvitle* Shelter," "I've G<|*; Life," "Here Comes ABC's OF MARRIAGE, Mon- . DivlJion and executive ai- Those Heartaches Again," "Forget-It, 1 Got day through Friday, 8:10, siBtanttb the national chair- It," "You've Been Acting Strangp," "I Ain't 10:30; Saturday, 1:15, 3:35, man bl) the White House Ci Gonnn Worry My Life Away' and "Good 5:55, 8:15, 10:35; Sunday, ,ference •on Children and Y( Girls." -(ODE 70 SP-77001),.. 3:10,5:30,7:50,10110. said at the New Ji WEDNESDAY Also on the new ODK 71) label. WljUTIill, lege of Medicine and by Carole King. -The 12 Klii£ size vocnlsin- ELMORA t (EIlz.) —i- . try's fifth annual oonv clude: "Spaceship Knees," "No l.lnsy Way GRASSHOPTOR, Thur., Frl.i In discussing plans for the Down," ''Child Df Mine," "Coin* Buck," Mon., Tues., 7:30; Sat., 8; > CONTINUES AT ORMONT—"The Virgin and the Gy White House Conference, Dr. "To Love," "What Have You Cot To Lose," Sun., 7:20; THE BOYS INTHE film adaptation of D. H,k Lawrence's story, has Fi»u«, .a-,, Lleber said, "Wehave' pre- NOVEMBER 11th "Eventually," "Raspberry Jam," "Can't You BAND, Thur.; Frl., Mori., Nero and Joanna ShimkuS in leadtag roles. The pietur«£v$> pared a proposal suggesting JOSEPH SLOBODIN Be Real," "I Can't Hear You No More," Tues., 9:10; Sat., 6, 9:45; in East Orange, was filmed In color In Derbyshire^,.-/; . an' expanded program of low- Sweet Swectlicnrt" and "Up tin Hie Roof." Sun., 5:15, 9; Matinees,- Car- cost medical' care — a na- names (SP-77006),.. ' toons, Sat., 2:30; Sun., 2:15; ! : : tional health plan—and will More goo listening vocals are offered by Liza WIZARD OF OZ, Sat?, 1, . urday, 2, 4:15, 7:30,10; Sun- • — —""—'"" recommend that the place to . MinrieM on her latest W platter,NF-W riil'.L- 2:50; Sun., SaO. . day, 1, 3, 5, 7:30, 10. . start is where'you get the IN'. The line-up includes: "Love 1 or Sale," • ..•*».•• most payoff for your dollars, sales chief "Stormy Weather," "Come Rain Of'Come ,.. FOX-UNION (Rt. 22) — UNION (Union Center) — with our children." LOVERS AND OTHER Arnold Slegel, president of Shine," "Lazy Bones," "Can't Ileip Lovin' 2O01: SPACE ODYSSEY. • The White House Confer- Diana Stores Corp., Apparel That Man of Mine," (I Wonder Where My) (Coll theater at 964-8977 STRANGERS, Thur., M6n., • ence on Children and Yoyjth Tues., 2, 8, 10; Frl., 8,10:30; Division, has announced the "Easy Rider's Cone, l'he Man I Love," for rimeclock.) is.a national meeting held appointment of Joseph Slobo- "How Long lias This Been Coin* On?" "God Sat., 5:45, 8, 10:30; Sun., 5:30, once every 10 years to assess 7:35, 9:45; featurette, Thur., din as divisional merchandise BRIAN BEDFORD—Actor co-stars with Tam- . Bless The Child" and "Maybe .Tills Timo." the status of American chil- manager of accessories and MAPLEWOOD. — SUN- Mon., Tues., 1:30, 7:30, 9:35; dren ahd find ways to In- my Grimes in "Private Lives," die Noel Lisa's at her very best voice on tills one. FL6WER. Thur., Frl;, Mon., hosiery for Diana'Stores, a (A & MSP-1272)... SANTA CLAUS, Fri., Sat., crease their opportunities for • Coward revival currently on stage at the Tues., 7:30, 9:30; Sat., 5:15, Sun.* 1:15,3. . Daylin company. ' Paper Mill Playhouse in MlUburn. TIDE: by Antonio Carlos Joblm. Beauti- 7:40, 10:10; Sun., 2:30, 4:45, better health and • education Slobodin Will be respon- ful: Beautlfull The Only two words we enn 7:05, 9:25; featurette, Thur., .' and achievement of their full sible for merchandising ac- think of after listenitig to this one. The nine Fri., Mon.,.Tues,, 7, 9:15; Big blaster •potential. '.•'• . . cessories and hosiery in 210 Instrumental enr soothers on tills LPlncludes: Sun., 2, 4:15, 6:35, 8:50; Sat., '• The conference will be held specialty shops and 67 dis- "Boys in Band' "Girl From Ipnncma," "Rockanalla," "Tide," cartoons, 1; BASHFUL George Merrlck, founder of Dec. 13-18 in Washington, count operations. . "Remember," "Takatanga," "Sue Ann," ELEPHANT, 1:45. Coral Gables , Flo., boosted . D.C., with some 4,000 dele- Slobodin was most recently ." gates expected to attend. The "Tema Jazz," "Caribe" nnd "Carinhosb." • • • . • • • . • that, he used more dynamite' merchandise manager of ac- (A&M SP-3031)... • in, blasting . canals through : flndings of the conference will heads twin bill MAYFAIR (Hillside) -— cessories for , Bradlees, a. • Be sure to give these four LP albums a solid rock in this city than be pubUshed in a report to division of Stop And Shop Inc., . ''The Boys in the Band," eloquent, honest IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD,was ever exploded in any other ,. the /President, then studied . listen on your next record buying trip. MAD, WORLD,. Thur., Frl., Boston, Mass. Before that, he and poignant story about homosexuals, de- construction project In the Ac ROOM FULL OF MIRRORS. One of the most magnlflcent rooms in a magnlflcetit palace; ' and acted upon at state' and was merchandise manager of rived from the Broadway play, opened yes- Mon;,' Tues.; 8:15; Sat., 1:15, Americas except for the Pan- 'local levels In a series of 4:15, 7, 9:40; Sun., 1, 3:45, In Tehran, Iran, now used for state and diplomatic functions. The room Is completely fashion for Grand Way, a divi- terday on a double bill with "The Grass- ama Canal.. lined with mirrors, and die effect Is dazzling. The Study Mission group, was Invited to ' regional conferences next sion of Grand' Union Co., hopper" at the Elmora Theater, Elizabeth, Concert; scheduled 6:30, 9:15; featurette, 7:20 spring. . • . • S. HUROK« WILL PRESENT the Ballet Folklorlco of Mexico, directed and choreographed on Thur., Frl., Mon., Tues. lunch at the palace by the Foreign Minister. • „ Paramus. "The Boys," in color, written by Matt by Arhalia tfernande?, tonight at Newark's. Symphony Hall. Jose Santacruz, foreground, Diana's parent company, Crowley ahd directed by William Frledkln; ' leads the male"ensemble In the spectacular ','Dnnce of the Feather," one ..of the numbers • ••«.•' Seventh In a Series Oh yes, . . • Daylin officers Daylin, is expected to generate has the original New York cast. Nov. 21 at Burner - • wliich the company Of 75 dancers, singers and musicians will perform. ORMONT (E.O.) — THE IRAQ OR IRAN? ORV . , Now flight Number 704" does not usually stop more than a half billion dol- "The Grasshopper," a film view of the It's "funny." . at Tehran; Its regular schedule Is London, i The 44tl| anniversary concert and ball of the VIRGIN AND THE GYPSY, Frankfurt,' Damascus,' Dharan, Karachi. But. ' lars in business during the •physical and emotional decline' of a young Saenger-Chblr, Newark, will be held Saturday, It's funny how confusing Iraq .and Iran are. .'get-profri'biio^,-.' forthcemingyear. LaBtyear's girl who seeks the highlife and success, stars Thur.,. Fri., Mon., Tues,, ' since our group numbered 21 and we'u/arefly- •.Nov. 21 at Burnot Junior High School, Morris 2:23, 7:53, 9:58; Sat., Sun., Don't you airways wonder which one is Persia? ' Leon Beck, treasurer of "estimated sales were $340 Jacqueline Bisset, Jim Brown and Joseph Mexican folk dancing troupe No matter how often you tellyourself this one : ing P1A during most of our month-long safari, Daylin Corp., has been elect- and Caldwell avenues, Union. 1 million, ' ' • J' Cotten. The .picture, in color, was directed 2,. 3:55, 5:50, 7:55, 10; fea- orders had been Issued in l.ondon to divert to . The • concert, starting at 8:30 p.m., will turette, Thur.,. Fri., Mon., tsAmsrismss IS, and that one isn't, you always ponder about ed senior vice-president of by Jerry Paris. it somehow whenever It comes up — until Tehran In order to.deposit the American the company. WilhelmA.Mal- feature Waldemar Link, musical director of Tues., 2, 7:30, 9:35; Sab, publishers there. Our tour'director even had The Elmora is showing two performances the choir; Joan Summers, soprano, and-DaVid Sun., -3:35, 5:30, 7:35, 9:40. you've been there. .••. , - lory, assistant treasurer, has Saturday and two on Sunday of its matinee appearing in Newark tonight a copy of the order. ' ••. ' been.named treasurer. Group plans Griffith, tenor. . • » •• Somehow once you go to a place, thegeo- feature, "The Wizard of Oz," starring Judy . "OLD-EET . graphy and the confusions' clear away, and then But we almost did not get there. The' appointments were an- Emll Vleth of 477 Musiel ave., Springfield, The Ballet Folklorico of Mexico will present Band of the Isthmus and the Ballet Folklorlco's . RIALTO (Westfield) — Garland and Bert Lahr; Is concert chairman, and Max Bchjmans of the knowledge Is yours forever. No amount of We almost went to Dhahran instead. .,,, . nounced by Amnon Barness, three new dance productions at its Symphony chorus.' •'••'•. . , M*A*S»H, Monday, Tues., Now note the similarity! of the pronounda- . Israeli trip 73 41st St., Irvington, Is president of the . Hall, Newark, .appearance tonight in addition The next offering In the Symphony Hall Thursday, Friday, 7:30, 9:55; $A65 memorizing will do It quite the same way, Daylin board chairman, Saenger-Chon Funny, isn't it, - ' don1 of the two names: ' Daylin Inc. Is the parent An 11-day educational and to its usual repertoire. The program, first in a 1970-71 program will be the Virtuoso Di Wednesday, 1, 7:30, 9:55; Sat- Teh-ran, Deh-ran, Now add to thau Pakis- The choir, whiclv has the largest male series of international dance performances at Roma on Sunday, Nov. 29, at 3 p.m. As Edna St. Vincent MUlay once, said, "How company of Great Eastern vacation trip to Israel, at -a Loren, Mastroianni tanis talking to Americans with their accent, Discount Department Stores special cost of $529 per per- chorus In the east, is composed of 80 male Symphony Hall, will begin at 8 p.m. shall I know unless I go?" And as someone and ' Americans . talking to Pakistanis with voices, and the repertoire ranges from grand. The Ballet Folklorico, now on its seventh else said, "Travel is so broadening." and Diana Stores Corp. son, Is being sponsored bythe Sing!" SlnglH THEIR accent, and ."Tehran" comes out just 37 men's lodges of the Nor- opera to folk songs. The concert will high- tour of North America under the aegis of S. Adult film being shown about the same as "Dhahran," in Maplewood film light songs by Verdi, Wagner, Lehar, Glueck wait until you meet Ohahran and Tehran,' In thern New Jersey Council, Hurok, will present its choreographic inter- DANCE ASOCIAL And that's exactly what was happening. We "Sunflower," a film story about a faithful ' and Schubert. pretation of the 1910 Mexican uprising .en- accents besides. Konopka to hold B'nalB'rlth. at Union Center theater EVERY SUNDAY That makes it truly funny. kept saying yes, meaning Tehran; and the crew, In order that few working wife in Italy, who waits for her missing "This year," Vieth sayd, "the concert will titled "The Revolution." The new production kopt saving yes, meaning Dhahran, . To the valiant s«rvic«m«n who have protected—and who do protect - - soldier-husband who survived the Russian front mark its sixth year under the musical leader- has been designed by Antonio Lopez-Mancera. 8 P.M. Sharp When *our study mission group began this Bloomfield show days would be lost, the coun- ship of Mr. Link. A three-time winner of the 1 "Lovers ahd Other Strangers" continues wild and woolly adventure into the East, we ' But do you know where Dhahran Is?? Hal cil's trip has been scheduled the liberty of the land we love, we pause to olfer a prideful salute on Veteran's Day. in World War II, and who has a Russian girl- Another df the new productions is "Gamps," at tho Union Theater in Union Center, The OLD 'Neither did vte. Would you believe Saudi Arabia? Artist Joseph Konopka of friend on the side, is the film offering at the renowned Columbia Prize in musiG, the group's which has been designed by Dolfina Vargas flew from New York to London and then straight to leave on Dec. 24, and to re- Their courage, .devotion and sacrifice have earned our earnest respect, our highest adult film version of the Renne Taylor-Joseph EVERGREEN LODOE away to our'first stop which was Tehran, Good grief. And on we flei/.into the night Glen Ridge will show his return on Jan. 3. Maplewood Theater in Maplewood. •a"lso won top awards in many national sining' and satirizes the Mexican attitude toward Ufe EvargrHK Avt.,Sprlno(l«ld, NJ thinking we were on our own flying Persian cent work at the November contests, among them the Philadelphia Song Bologna comedy play giving insights Into the Persia, (whlch-ls-lran-not-lraq-hello). . HerbertRoss of Mountain- admiration and our heartful gratitude. Their deeds will live forever in the pages Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni star and death. relationships of young and middle-aged couples Rt. 22 to Sprlnilleld Av«. to carpet when all the while it was the Arabian one-man show at the Bloom- tvlth Ludmila Savelyeva in the film, directed Festival held last May and the Nordoestlicher The third new offering will be "The Aztecs,?' Bvvrpavn .Ava. But we almost did not get there. Night's Special. field College Art Gallery. His side, chairman of the council's of history. We mutually pledge our unwavering suppdrtforthe principles of freedom, Saengerbund held In Jersey City earlier this has Bea Arthur, Bonnie Bedella, Anno Monrn, After a complimentary cocktail party In a Israel trip committee, re- by Vlttorio De Slca and photographed in color. in which choreographer-director Amalla Herr Gig Young, Richard Castollano, Rob Dishy and ANDY WELLS ORCH. Under any other circumstances It would exhibition will continue year, nandoz has created a ballet based on tho rites DANCE INSTRUCTIONS BY private lounge at BOAC at Kennedy Airport, through Nov. 20. ported the-all-Incluslvo air so bravely upheld by our honored veterans. Long may that freedom endurel Anne Jackson in stellar roles. J. W. DANT OLDE BOURBON. 134 years o£ America our schedule called for a flight from New York have been delightful. What an adventurel What tour has been planned to give "The evening's soloists, Miss Summers of the ancient Aztecs of Mexico. ' j- CARL & MILDRED SCHAFFER fun. Ranter like a police hijack. But we were , The Bloomfield College Art and Mr. Griffith, are members of the Metro- Music will be supplied by the Marlachl of Filmed in color, the movie was directed Rafraihmanti Fr«» Parking in every drop—how come if doesn't coat more? to London on BOAC, then London, Frankfurt. Gallery Is located in West- its members; arid friends,'a by Cy Howard. . ' . Damascus andTehran on Paklatanlnternatipnal top tired and too/sick. It only sounded cata- timely' opportunity . to see *200V Is featured •'•. politan Opera of New York. Miss Summers Jalisco, the Veracruz Trio, the Marimba . 8IBM0HT EtHJBBOK WHISKtV • M MOOT - O J,W. WHT DISTILUBS CO.. M.V.. N.Y. strophic, -•'•V' .;.-.. ,. 1 minster Hail, corner of will sing arias from "Die Fledermaus,' and Airlines (P1A), all In one'fell swoop. All of where history'Is continuing to. ... 4 And on-weflewjThensomeone sold "Persia" Franklin and Fremont streets, ..Mr. Grlffljh^wlll sing highlights from 'Graef . which meant 24 hours or so of straight travel' Bloomfield. It la open from be made. ' . . AL-XINC. SCHERING on screen at Fox ing, and for the Californians about 36 hours of along with'Tehran." ' 10 a.m. to 4' p.m. Mondays A detailed itinerary of the it. Add to that all the fadaue b'fSreoarine for "Persia? Persia what? Where? When? How through Fridays and from 2 to special 11-day tour -is avail- Following .the concert there will be danc- Persia?" Suddenly the crew was all ears. CORPORATION "2Q01: A Space Odyssey," an imaginative ing at Farcher's Grove, Union. The public CROSSWOft!) PUlZLE a long trip, the rush and hubbub' of getting 4 p.m. on Saturdays. able from local B'rial B'rlth SHELL ALIGNMENT & Manufacturer of Fine Pharmaceuticals film about a meticulous flight in the space Is Invited, .... away, and a few hearty colds, we were a sorry .{"Persia" after all, does not sound the same as • men's lodges, or by phoning age with a mystery-oriented plot, came to "Arabia" no matter what accent you have). . : 1011 Morris Ave. looking lot even by the time PI A flight Number. Ross at 232-2867. . Union, N. J. • . the Fox Theater on Route 22 in Union yes- . ACROSS 47. Baseball o.Pam- Toddy's Answer 704 bound for Pakistan via all the stops pre- And then the message got through. The VA HOSPITALIZATION BRAKE SERVICE CENTER terday. . It's Mad, Mad World' 1. Man's name abbrevia- phlot FOR ENJOYMENT IN EATING OUT viously mentioned, took off from London, captain was alerted. No, he had no orders'from AFFIDAVITS SiS Chestnut St. - The picture, which concerns astronauts who 5.1969 tion 11. Qlrl's When we heard that the flight would entail London. HE was going to Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. The requirement that a Christmas ideas Union 687-9721 WARNER'S FRIENDLY head for Jupiter after a shattering discovery pennant 48. Kind of namo about 10 hours more of traveling, we all "Oh no you're not, ".said our sassy (but brave) notary public must witness on the moon, was directed by Stanley Kubrick. winner Bpruoo (poss.) tour director, "Radio London immediately I" signatures on affidavits re- U. S. Savings Bonds belong being shown at May-fair B. groaned and moaned, and propped our pillows The cast includes Keir Dullea and Gary 49. Miner's ' 16. Box to try to get some rest. By this time we were in Damascus, a rather quired of nonservice disabled on every Christmas list.They SERVICE Lockwood, Kubrick collaborated on the script 'It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World," film Savalas, •takeout IS. Chaplin, critical point, and she was very emphatic. He veterans seeking VA hpspi- always fit, are never out of HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL Electronic Tune-Up Specialists • with Arthur C. Clark. The picture was filmed comedy concerning a spectacular chase cross actor 51. Peruse for one. . . .•'...»»»• . •* ' • called London, : tallzatlon has been discon- style, and gain in value with 10. Sharp 82. Dusting 21. Speak 1444 Stuyvesant Ave. in color. • country to find a gangster's • buried loot,' THE CREW MEMBERS were mostly from The orders were there. He HAD NOT. tinued. , . . each passing year. PARK & MAUSOLEUM Union 687-9813 ., arrived yesterday at the Mayfair Theater in 12. Naval powder 22. Tims Pakistan, speaking with lovely soft accents, rank received them. StuyvesantAve. : Hillside. ., . and as they warmed up and began talking to So, in midstream, so to speak, we did an Union 688-4300 ~~ EARLY COPY • The picture has many stars'ln cameo roles (abbr.) DOWN 13. Chlneje 1. Closer us, they quite naturally asked where we were about-turn and headed for Tehran In Iran MARTIN WITZBURG& Publicity Chairmen are urged to observe Including Sid Caesar, Milton Berle, Jonathan going' since the. flight made so many stops.. measiirs 2.—— . Mc- 34. Biblical y Which Is Persia and stopped flying down to the Friday deadline (or other than spot Winters, Ethel Merman, Terry-Thomas, Buddy 14. Ponderer Alameln Queen, . song • Attel-BO»llnil°r 'Oh, Tehran," we muttered rather sleepily. Dhahran which is in Saudi Arabia. It was a SON INSURORS news. Include your name, address and Hackett, Mickey Raoney, Spencer Tracy, Edie 15. Curved 3. Sick actor 37. Defraud P ' "Oh yes," they said, in their soft Pakistani ' 12-hour flight by the time we were done with IRVINGTON CAB CO. .C hlld™n'."M.nu: Yo,i B..r, 2 Veterans 2022 Morris Ave. phon» number. • . Adam.s.vand Dorothy Provine. The movie was line 4. Reclining- 27. Paradises ' •39. Contrived Top Cat, etc' accents, "Dehran." The flight plan, after all,: It, but we made It, Tehran, 1 mean. Union 687-2244 'photographed in color. 43. Mountain • ITALIAN-AMERICAN „ did read "Londone, Frankfor, Domahscus, Irvington ES 3-5000 17. Tarheel 5. Mayan 29. Wing' 'Cillilna. Bullnaa* Lunoh^ ^ I Not. Dhahran. State, Indian 30. Common , In Crete Dehran and Karr-otchi," in Poklstan. Oh yesT Next: the Real Persia (abbr;) • . 6. Shield wild- 44. Auent 19. Flood line 7. Exclama- . flower 46.Quldo AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS DI LEO & SONS MC DOWELLS OIL HEAT, INC. Nine pro-football stars on screen of Rialto (abbr.) tion of 31. 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• Mailing Addfeil; SPRINGFIELD, N.J. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1970 Subscription Rote Second Clou Pottage ' VOL. 42 NO. 5 P.O. Baa 69, 5prlng»l»ld. N.J. 07081 S6.50 Yeorly Poid at Springfield. MJ, IS Cents Per Copy neers with to MM MMMM-MM Coordindtipn is sought for next stages HIGHER'INSTANT INTEREST'" Ordinances discussed to formalize committees ByABNERGOLD . • Continued progress by the Army Corps of Engineers in its planning to combat Rahway River floods was reported by-Mayor Henry J, Bultman Jr. to some 25 local citizens at the New Gold Passbook Time Township Committee meeting Tuesday night at Town Hall. If your money is located elsewhere, The mayor read a letter from an Army Engineers^ official in New York calling for Harmonia can complete the entire transaction for you an immediate meeting with local spokesman to plan the next stage of flood control work. WITHOUT CHARGE "In other business, the Township Committee discussed proposed ordinances, to provide a formal basts for municipal committees deal- Ing with drug abuse, senior citizens' housing and tenant-landlord relationships. DR. HENRY J. MINEUR • The letter on flood control'was'signed by Edward Aborn of Fair Ha- an aide to Glenn H. Von Gunten, chief of ven, President of Tencp the engineering, division for the Engineers' Division of theCoca-ColaCo., New York district. He said, in part: Linden, has been elected •'•»••• chairman of the board of trus- Guaranteed on 2-year "THIS OFFICE is currently making detailed tees of Union College, suc- studies of protection on the Rabway River be- ceeding Hugo B. Meyer of tween Morris: avenue and the Rahway Valley Summit, who resigned because Railroad and at the Fadem Industrial Park, he Is moving to Vermont. Dr. Time Savings Accounts The completion of the first phase of thin Henry J. Mlneur of Cranford, work is expected before the end of this a physician, was elected vice- calendar year. This work is to define In chairman, succeeding Aborn. fairly reliable terms the benefits and costs Meyer reported he has also > of the Improvements. resigned as one of Union Col- "When the above is accomplished, it will , lege's representatives on the be advisable for this office to meet with ' Union County Coordinating you and ^your staff to discuss coordination Agency for Higher Education. that may be. necessary to make the town- The board of trustees recom- ships Improvements compatible with any ' mended to 'the Union County federal work that may result from our study. Board of Freeholders thatDr. This coordination will'then be the basis-for Mlneur be appointed to suc- the next phase of. our work. We will con- ceed Meyer. tact you to arrange, a meeting at the earliest possible tinie. The elections of Aborn and •€••( . "As to dates for detailed plans and time Dr. Mlneur were recommend- ...of project completion, it ls.prematur.e at ed by the nominating andboard this time to make a realistic esHmata.cOUe membership committee 1 to the progressive steps that must be fol- headed by Dr. William H. Mc- lowed. While projects costing the govern- Lean of Short Hills, dean of ment less than $1,000,000 do not require Stevens Institute of Technol- Members of thefirst soccer teamlo be organized at the Florence Gdudineer Sekoofjiave just finished their initial season . specific appropriation, any funds for plans and ogy, Hoboken. Guaranteed on 1-year . construction must still be allotted by the', Aborn, vice-president of the chief of engineers In Washington in accordance Coca-Cola Co., is . only the with his national backlog of similar projects. 10th chairman of the board- of We can discuss this and other matters In trustees in Union College's Kaufman-Hart play Gaudineer soccer team Time Savings Accounts detail at our forthcoming meeting." 38-year history. Heservedos s room to open, vice-chairman for six years will be presented' THE GOVERNING BODY authorized prep- and headed the physical plan- aration of an ordinance to formalize the ning committee, which Is di- completes first season . Mayor's Committee on Drug Abuse set up recting Union College's $10 earlier this year. . - * million building program. offering view of 1700s by Dayton troupe An educational innovation at the Florence series against their three opponents, all of ; Commltteeman Arthur M, Falkin stated, Aborn has been a Union Col- I An authentic view of the 1700s will be avail- There is no similar project in the United "The Man Who Came to Dinner, "the comedy Gaudineer School, Springfield, has ended its them, like Springfield, sending districts of States such as. this innovative learning pro- the Regional High School District. that the Senior Citizens' Housing Committee- lege trustee for nine years. able 'to the general public with the official by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, will re- first stage. The school's first varsity soccer would, present a full report on its progress at: Meyer, who was chairman of opening of the Springfield Children's.Room cess In cooperation with a historical organiza- turn to the stage of Halaey Hall In Springfield team has completed its initial season of Inter- Springfield dropped the first, two games, 1-0 to Clark and 3-1 against Mountainside. the Nov. 24 meeting of the Township Com- •the Union College board of Saturday at 1 p.m. in the historic Cannon Ball tion, as th'e Jonathan Dayton Regional High School scholastic sports with a record of three ties mittee, A resolution to provide a formal, trustees for six years, will Minimum deposit of $500 must be maintained until maturity. House, 126 Morris ave. ' • . "-The students of the Florence Gaudineer All-School Players present this Broadway hit at and three defeats In games against teams The Gaudineer team then battled to ties In the next three encounters. The scores wore basis for this group was held up, pending continue as a board member. A brief dedication ceremony will be shown School, wider the guidance of their teachers, 8:15 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 20 and from Mountainside, Garwood and Clark. disposition of several legal questions, ' During his tenure as chair- Via cloned circuit television on two large have designed and furnished an entire bedroom 21, under the direction of Francis Joseph Jim Funcheon, soccer coach and a physical Garwood, 0-0; Clark, 1-1, and Garwood, J.-1. The season ended with another loss to Moun- Mayor Bultman told a questioner during man, Union College has in- ' screens' outside the building. Guided tours will using authentic materials and methods of the Trinity. .The comedy was presented by the education teacher at the Gaudineer School, the public discussion period that an ordl- Interest earned from day of deJDpsit, compounded daily, credited and withdrawable quarterly on terms. early settlers of the 1700s. Weinviteallto see. commented, "For the first year it was a tainside, 3-0, ' creased its enrollment from- then follow until S p.m., and visitors may tour senior classes of Dayton In 1944 and 1951. (Continued on page 28) 1,500 to nearly 3,000, devel4 the house and see the new furnishings In the what the youth of American can accomplish." The third local presentation of the bearded fairly successful season since Springfield David Longman and Gary Presslaf were co- captoiris. Otters in the starting lineup for oped a plan for Union College . room completely decorated by local children. The ceremony will Include representatives Sheridan Whiteside and his antics In the home was In all the games until the very end, gllllllll'lllllllll Ulllllllllllllllllll IIIIIUIIUIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIII to serve as Union County's On request, quarterly dividend checks will be mailed on accounts of $2500 or more. Special, tours have also been arranged from of the pupils of the'Gaudineer School; Boy of the Stanleys features Phil Cohen In the title except for the ones with. Mountainside," most games were Anthony Francis, Jay Adler, community college under con- 1 to 3 p.m. one block away at the First Pres- Scouts; Girl Scouts, the superintendent of role, with a supporting cast of: Missy Sheehan The local athletes played- home-and-home EmetRueda, DavidQuotrone, William Nevius, tract with the Union County byterian' Church of Springfield in conjunction schools, John Berwick; Gaudineer School prin- as. Maggie,' Denise DeVone as Miss Preen, Guy Wormon, Kevin Mercer, DwightKooyman, Holiday deadline Coordinating Agency for High- with its 225th anniversary. cipal^ Dr. Thelm'a L. Sandmeler; George Ben- Suzle Atkin as Mrs, Stanley, Lorry Goldberg as Michael Nelbort, Jess Greensteln and Bruce ' Particularly careful adherence to this er Education, constructeda$l REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS ACCOUNTS son Jr., school chairman of this pro.' Mr. Stanley, Jeff Cohen as John, Debby Simon Blumenfeld. ' newspaper's Friday news deadline is million science building, the Mrs. .Robert D. Hardgrove, president of the as Sarah, and Robert Garner as Dr. Bradley. Sewerage head The varsity squad also included Joe Scaturo, . Springfield Historical Society, commented, Mayor Henry J. Bultman Jr., David N. Pon. urged for material intended for publica- William Miller Sperry Obser- DIVIDENDS PAYABLE MONTHLY sett, supervisor of New Jersey historical Others in the cast ore:, Harry Deltz, Allan Michael Franklin, Ronald Frank, Michael Kos- tion in the Nov. 26 issue. That issue will vatory, and a $700,000 admin- 'This is a unique educational experience of Brindell, John Kozloff, Gary Berger, Judy nett, Mark Seymour, Jeff Marshall, Gary Wer- which all Springfield residents can be proud. sites, and Mrs. Hardgrove, Historical Society to be GOP guest be printed early to be received before istration building, and broad- On the first business day of each calendar month, . president,' Orbach, Jeff Kampf, Robert Sergl, Paul Fana- ner, Joey Knowles, Mark Pezzutto, Donald Hetzel, Philip Zisman, Jeff McQuaid, Joe Thanksgiving. All organizational, social ened its educational offer- interest based on actual number of days in each month. Howard W. Wiseman will be the chairman of roff, Mitch Fidel, David Hodes, Sally Halnes, A regular meeting of the Sprlngifield.Repub- and other material Intended for the Nov. ings with new majors in Melanle Gianas, Debbie Reich, Sue Denner lican Club will be held Monday at 8:30 p.m. In Watklns, Robert Fish, William Phillips, Rene Key Club plans drive the Cannon Ball House tour guide committee, Schneider, Leonard Doland, John Baranek, 16 issue should be. submitted by Friday, education and law enforce- Oh requests, monthly dividends will be mailed on accounts which includes Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Fox, Miss and Stu Uebesldnd. ' the American Legion Hall. Walter Kling, Nov. 20. ment, a program for eco- Scenery has been designed and executed by superintendent of the Rahway Valley Sewerage .Mitchell Seidel, Neal Jacobs, Scott Margulies Mildred Levsen, Donald B. Palmer, Mr. and and Dario DILallo. Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllinilllllinillllllllllllllllllllllllll nomically and educationally of $2,500.00 or more. for Memphis hospital Mrs. M. Jordan Price and MISs Catherine A. Barry Mansfield and lighting by Don Froelich. Authority, will discuss the importance of the disadvantages! students, and , Members of the Klwanis Key Club at Jonathan Siess. Mrs. George Lancaster will be in charge Student director is Donna Marsch. Committees authority to the towns it serves and how the en- a program of continuing edu- Dayton Regional High School will be ringing of the tours for the Presbyterian Church, are: makeup, Mrs. Patricia Marino and Tina tire system works, including the construction cation for adults. doorbells throughout Springfield this month to In addition to Benson, who served as chair- Senet; costumes, Diane Andrus and Ellen of the new secondarytreatmentplantnowunder Dr. Mineur, a member of raise Jfunds for St. Jude Children's Research man, those of the Gaudineer School staff work- Simpson; publicity, John Swedish; tickets, construction with federal and state, old. the Union College board of Hospital In Memphis, Tenn. The hospital deals ing on this project were: Dr. Sandmeler, prin- Knthy Smith and Debbie Spear; properties, Refreshments will be served by vice-presi- trustees for the past IS years, with leukemia and other catastrophic childhood cipal; Helene Kosloskl, assistant principal; Karen Squlrlock, Diane Coll, Beth Olinsky, dent Helen Solla. Frankie Zurav and Claire is co-chairman of the ways diseases. Mrs. Mildred Schneider, recording secretary; Jean Goldhammer, Reglna Krushlnski and Folkin will be hostesses. All residents of and means committee with DAILY COMPOUNDING Entertainer Danny Thomas is in charge of Ronald Brown, music and message recorder; Cathy G art ling; stage crew, John Aslol, Ken Springfield are welcome to attend according to Harry Cooper of Rumson, DAYOFDEPOSITTO fundruslng .conducted bv teenagers all over Helen Kilboume, home arts; Warren Palmlter, Rapapdrt, Richard Goldrlng and Susan Starr. Leslie I. Rosenhaum, president of the club. chairman of the board of DAY OF WITHDRAWAL Interest earns more interest every day (including the-country. Lorry Friedman Is president of. industrial arts, and Robert Senkowsky, in- Cooper Alloy Corp., Hillside. the Key Club. Mrs. Jess Zemel of Springfield dustrial arts. Members of the Springfield He was active In Union Col- Withdrawals any time without losing interest provided Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays.) is county chairman. Historical Society also cooperated! lege's Silver Anniversary you maintain a balance of $5.00 or more. Open and shut case of theft; Development Fund In 1957, ifammnwMMiiMMM and the science building campaign In 1965. OPERATION MAIL CALL woman locks car, door stolen •Effective accrued Annual Interest when maintained for a year ' Thieves made their getaway not through a Sperduto of North Arlington was stolen last A cheerful Christmas or New Year's message to Springfield men In the door, but with a door Friday, according to Tuesday from the lot at Jonathan Dayton Re* gional High School. Sperduto told police that he 3 enrolled MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY service. Thai Is the objective of "Operation Main Call." Springfield police. The left door and spore tire were taken from- a car belonging to Mrs. Alice had lpcked his car and went into the building at - If you know the addresses of ether Springfield residents In the service, Shoffrey of 236 Short Hills ave., Springfield. about'7:30 p.m. When he come out at about 10 in seminar pleoie submit them for publication In the Springfield Leader to that home town She told police that she hod locked the car, p.m. the car was missing. HARMONIA SAVINGS BANK neighbors can send greetings to our swvleemen. which wos standing in her driveway. A purse belonging to Mary leva of Wast New Paul W. Goceljak of Moun- Edward Lukowlak, 51, of Roselle, was given York was reported stolen last Tuesday. Mrs. tainside, an employee of New- RO. Box G, Elizabeth,.N. J. 07207 a summons and charged with shoplifting by tfe "levaloldpohcethatshehadleftltin the ladies' ark State College at Union, I —Thombs-A.-Small— Pfc. Paul Wilnberg room at the Springfield Steak House. When she 1, Please open an account as Name- Q C-8 Jet Power Plant local police on Saturday. He allegedly took « Donald-Huff of 718 Balsam I enclose $- 142-40-0513 used stereo tape' valued at about $6 from came back to pick it upthepurse was missing, way, Union, and Joseph A. indicated below.' BPO New York 09551 E-4-1 USATCPA Federated Purchasers on Rt. 22. He Is sched- police sold. LoBrado of Cranford, an em- • I. i ..**•*, Pit. #2 uled to appear in court.on Nov. 23, Dr. Jerome F. Uchin of Highland Park had ployee of Scherlng Corp., • 6% a year guaranteed for 2 years I his wallet stolen last Wednesday, police re- Sat, Bob Costahia Police Sunday confiscated a mini-bike which Union, are among 14 men en-, Soclal Security No,. Fort Sill, Okla. 73503 "• 5W% a year guaranteed for 1 year ftr 147-38-4701 is owned by Michael, Fine of 6 Redwood rd., ported. He reportedthothowastryingonslocks rolled In a six-week seminar Springfield..Police said that PatrolmanDonalcl at Soks Fifth Avenue and had put his slacks, in "Tools and Techniques of 11th TRS Box .46-5148 (PPIF) which hod his wallet in the pocket, on a counter APO San Pronelseo 96237 Pfc. Ronald L Parry Schwerdt observed the boy riding the bike on a Supervision" at Union Col- I public street. In the men's section. When he went to get hia Address- . " , • • * * * lege, Cranford, sponsored by 141-42.8811 Police reported that a cor owned by Vincent wallet it was missing. The wallet contained Union College and the_Chnm- The Family Savings Bank-Since 1851 Cant. Edwin M. Enklnt . 534th Trans. Co. Identification cards, about $780 In cash and ber of Commerce of Eastern 5% Regular Savings Account 157.34-3545 APO San Francisco 96491 three checks totaling about $550, police said. Union County. About six cartons of 45 rpm records, con- - 1 Union Square and 540 Morris Ave., Elizabeth, New Jersey -State- -Zip Code I USARV OH58 A.T.T. Minibike committee Q Individual City- The seminars feature busi- Phone: 2890800 • Member Federel Deposit Insurance Corporation e/o 330th Trans. Co. All parents Interested In obtaining a place taining 100 records each, were reported stolen nessmen discussing such Friday from the Servor Corp. at 1011 Cornell • Joint Account with APO San Pronelico 96291 for youngsters to ride their minibtkes are topics as supervision of em- (Nimt of eo'ownar) Send money order or check. If you send cash use Terry A. Buc invited to a study committee meeting tomor- . parkway, Springfield, police sold. Officers on a KNOW YOUR PLANT—-Pet. SamC.alabrese(left)of the Springfield Police Department shows ployees and duties, labor re- Det. Lt. Robert Taafe marijuana cigarettes which can be made from the leaves of the plant • Trust Account for- registered mall. I B 16-28-51 C row at 7:30 p.m. at the Sarah Bailey Civic (Continued on page 28) lations, work measurement, Ens. Thomas J. Patton in the background. The thriving Weed was planted about four months ago with seeds that) USSJFKCVA-e; Center, a committee spokesman announctd police' confiscated. The plant is being used to train policemen to Identify the marijuana employee training, relation- . USSCanltt«oA099 tills week. The committee was set up following snips with co-workers and FPO Now York 09501 BNTAL, SALE & TYPEWRITERS & plant, It can be recognized by theshopeof its leaves, the odd number of .points on the leaf, PPO New York 09501 an appeal by teenagers to die Township Com- DpINO MACHINEVME ITAL0MICB SUP- the odd number of leaves on each stem and a slight fuzz underneath the lleaf. budget responsibilities. mittee last month. SLYCORP., 1*73 MORRIS AV!. UNION 6J».OO44 The seminars opened Oct. 20 and will continue through Nov. 24.