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'BuhMrtpUon H«tai trrtY OT XT "K • " Publ!ih. 1 Gov. ~4A irjr Springfield Edge i* To Lead Dumont Stamler Tofal Tops In Township Voting; i — Del Veichib Loses Republican Robert G. Planer- •\ •\ * and Robert D. Hardgrove wefe~ ** < tlccied- to-thf-Towiahlp-Com-p mittee ' Tuesday by margins ranglngfrpm.444 votes for Hard- grove to 8§p tor Planer. Mrs. Mar)e(Smllh, Democrat, was elected iax. collector, delect- ing the" Republican incumbent, ymHBwmnrftg?! vdUm to'3,W8; j margin of 105- votes. (All vote" totals given; »re without the sentee vottti.) ' - ""' ~ There W>» * \^^^ votes oa«t,oiH of 8,544i««bter- dt; ''Ii\;' ' ' Planer »n' incumbtnt, led in J the municipal' voting with 3,545 i1 Votes. Hardgrove, a tormer was a second'' Democrat, besides Mr SmthT'.to carry i 3.893 for S'*«vv^ifi:%^ j&Wmto&k ^i«wNp |ttB*fc:^n«hW Coy 7J?3£g$ffljiiga®^ edi. papty_; preference Tuesday • -• '•••••- •'•"/..'v-yv-tii NO RG their verdicts .lot.' a year Wilbur G.' SHaffef, 22, igo, when'-- Ha*dgroie_lost.-...to. CityJJ was-ilned $i$q6 y Democrat Jay Bloom by 15 votes. for" driving WTtK]noregls- 'The swing districts, which may iration In his-posseksionik q Maglsagis-- .well "have decided the..: local trate 'Max Sherman presided_tn Springfield Municipal' Court,,-;_ old -daug^tCC, ~ CH*rlene, • ex* they "were too exciied'. t they .needed'.,Tpwnshir^.';CibmrMVy'!'l*^.' HSprimgfield ^Democrafe claimed—as she' stood beside-heri . Republicans l^y Vyy '^' nor dld/.'th'e.v n^ea ,added' tec•men^ "1 V. . V >"V- •',\,....;..V ..",.•,' nnva,••' -Mte.' Aiitjiunv (. j 1 SPRINGFIELD LEADER, Springfield, N. J. — ..... win'i', prize .(-huinna.n, to Ann , Mr». John DnQuino. i'tid I ^ ^' '" 2 * Thursday, November 4, 1965 ''* Mrs. , Paul DuMiiroDi'Mure. jii'U'jii'tj'd as hosnos-- ' H'nd^-r of Troop. ;i5(i, and moth- .vy, Mary Hpl^'Hl, Norcpn crs of ihi! Scouts" nf ttmrvsriou. uncl Debbie tess^ mothers, of 1(M!- scouts., 'Jroopii. Ciuosl leai'lc'i'K wtfwi Mrs Thetr Toes - MR. and Mrs.-Frank Hioux eirid . tlFrjday.aHtDioo,llu, gllUimulnl JUfouni,,,,d. .Tixop. s Holier! ZicisliT and MM». LI'L' IV, Girl Seottts Stay On ( Mi—TliWKloro-Slilos—vveru-the. j]i 214;'.55(i and 501 in full Andrews Jr. «'iioS ^n.-.jjut'iies. -,i.-; ... "' ... • lumes. Mrs. Anthony, Grazitino v Tlii'" Gii-l' ISeoul" Fiirtd'^dilyi f MKF**f ^^^wfM^ Come-tetfie SINGER Open Sprmtfield Ave.. Summif NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE No limit an MIUS ...flu limit tin MON 1 US m drown ot flmtom.itorati p>nip«iH|y«l/prlc« FABRIC SPECIALS! VELVA WALE --11 WELCOME TO OUR By-SkiJJed NEWLY REFURBISHED 100% CoWon.44/45" wide ; using 7 SINGER CENTER! In Addition'To Selling Sewing_Machincg, Type-• J waiters, Vaquum Cleaners, Phonographs and Tele- vision ... •. You'll Now Find -A Brand New. Stock"" Of EXCITING FASHION FABRICS. Como And .See Our COMPLETE SINGER CENTER And Enjoy 'The-Friendlieat Service In Town. " Most A~\Hu§ Opportunity To Obtain Hiflh Ouallly Pink- Ing Shtirs At. Such. A Low Prleel COLLINS SKIRT MARKERS 10O%C.tKHi-36"wW. Safety Blinker . ^Lantern with SINGER' Zig-Zag NEW SINGER* Powerful Searchlight Bjeam " " chalk sewing machine ' Sewing Machine 6-Q-132 6Q133 only , • - SWiO only • or Limit on» PBC customer HI-FI • Free GIFTS fo All Viriiort) During • ZiK-zans to mend, hem, overcast < rjnmly top drop-in bobbin Opening Celebration. without special attnehments. • Dots braiitifii! strniRht stitchiitB Nov. 4'5-d i Tbp drop-in bobbin , • Bncktackn. too! Where your dollar buy* MORE Open Thuri. The whole family when you come. There's something for evuryene, and the shopping's fun! QUALITY and SERVICE & Fri. Wtatknewfor tomorrow isatS INCJE Jltodayt^ Evenings>'til 661 MORRIS TPKE Cuaranl«ed On' A|l othar All Purcha'iesOr tlay* -'Hi. , SPRINdFIELD .YourM'oriey'Bijtk • ^V if'. :.•» -,'. •>'"'.. U;:Y^\ . . . . Ceremony s Reiirernent Museum Trip Hwbwt.JS^viiLej- .of t)83 Chin nt-y Hidge "3i".7"~S|>ji«UlOeld, Ag Jhe fifth gsadarc at U' Of 1937, RegionaISchobl Leah Piji'gry School, Hillside, wiiow Special ceremonies will lyei^ Avery Ward,, president .of the a faculty of 37 tcncliers. visii the. MoiropoJitoT)- rlmeti•. held this afternoon at 2 at the RcBionpl - Board of Eriucjifion MarKaret" h: M«i.t!aml—super- of Art in t>?evv York on Nov, 1 •JonathaJ n Daytoy n Regional High| will mtnd^a check to Arthur Vail, visor of cafeteria;'-Barbara IJim- The..trip will olimax i iivt SchooShl l in SpringfielSrifildd markinkig a assistan• t presiden•• t -'an d• maniiger mens, lib-rarlanj-Carl^MatthowSr project on Gfeek mybhs. -milestone in the' progress of the of the SpringficW-sbranch of the EiiKlisli, and. Walter A." Hohrt7 -Union—County... Wcgintrai High SiLJi ibl!th .School. District. bctl], to complete pnyineifNjf tho Rinal faculty staff who arc still... orlKinftHoa'n "of $320,000 on a3(k teaching at 'Dayton. Dayton now year, .bond issue', for Jonathan :-^l,453 students anfl-97 fac- • Dayton^ " The high school was uHy members. Dayton High PTA construjjfed in 1937 at' a total In 1953,' an --^ii_L._isas^.D^-.. cost of ij&iB.OOO under a P.W.A. :Tass"rooms ahdljoys' gymnasium grant.—• • ' . ivas constructed at Dayton,^at a Selects Officers- f ;ost of $l,4OO;6~OO. In lS5B~Af-r .the Regional Board of Educa.ti.bn; thur JJ. Johnson Regional High-; Joseph Mulholland, first presi- School • was constructed In j dent-- of -the- original Regional Clark, -arid Dr. Wam>n-M. Da- For School Year board, and^Frcd Elsasser, archi- vis succeeded Warren W.1 Halscy ' PTA-officers 76F the current tect for the -building,'will also Superintendent. Clark has year have been announced at bo on hand, for this -ovo'nt. War- itudont enrollment of 1,500 with JJonathaa n Daytoy n Regional High ren W. Hfllsoy,: first Supbrlhlan- 14 facully_mcmbers. rild dent of tho Union County Rc- School, Springfield. glon'nl High School District, is GovTLivlngston Regional High . _.l_They_Bre_MrBlJLeonard Waldt, _ . . . School was constructed, in 1961 ~ Stationery. ,* Hardware ' i _ president; Mrs-John Buss, vice- Ttnable to participate in the ccf- in Berkeley Heights and has an . , Hi Morrii Av.., SprlngfUU,, N,. J. omonics because oMllness. K ~X>resldent; Robart La ' Vanturc, enrollment of 1,407 with 97 fac- " row .itocM-i-noa jtttt rr»tj.i,l Qooen Anna porcelain .bawjd mirror with MM EACH VALUE, 4 OZ. BOTTLE VALUE, TDZ. S&E DEEP LIQUID LYSOL SPRAY CLEANSER deodorizes, 6«c EACH VALttt, GLYCERINE & REQ. Me MUNiiu't MHir iv Ceo mttumui IOUIH, t.=i. coo nan itomu m ROSEWATER BED PILLOW NUMlit JIH OtH TO bM< iiwd•o.J-'w.v.nnHt. OO Wttb via, kol.Ur, U i li for sale by owner and. he has done what- • V •vary wli« owner should, placed It In the hand of o VALUE, 16 OZ.' BOTTliE w«ll-»*tabll«hod Realtor to be »oldl CREAM RINSE A yoong 4 bedroom Caps Cod with many, appealing 99c VALUE, tS OZ. BOTTLE ; - feature*! Prlted In 26'» for Immediats salel Better CASTILE SHAMPOO sae ate VALUE, 16'OZ. BOTTLE a*l*C PflPERMATE KM SHAMPOO WITH EGG W ANHE SYLVESTER'S REALTY CORNER kftheiiklp fwe baMpolDt pen, 649 Morris: Ave., Springfield 376-230Q * • .• • , • • : •• •. •>(.• , , •••• •*•• . • ••••'» '••• ' ''"': l itiUllH LI II tl IJ 111 1H kit Ml Hill 1111 Ml II1 L114.>^^ SPRINGFIELD LEADER, Springfield, ChurchJeeners, To - rijfht mi whatever It" is" their husbands- ROBERT ,M. BLACK JR. Slated iotjojer ' Now^ that "Election Day has come anu gone, the' community should be ready to have been...searching for'In vain. In a^i earlier generation, there waa__.. Robert M. Black-Jr., the new-82-year- At NJEA Meeting settle down^to another-nine orTO.'nionl'h*- Noted Cathedral •ld prlricjparbf"" RaymohTGhlHholm School' the-^ul story of the frontiersman, back he jUnlor_Wgh department in Springfield, believes...that .the_turnDMr_ Several Staff members from of nonpartlsan turbulence. There are, .in '78, who spent years developing, his lh9-chUrch School of the Hr«t of "younger" administrative and staff the Union County Regional High h6wever7~«' number of issuer which~de- liomesteadpright' "on a" trail poveted by Presbyterian ChUrch;SpringflHd.' ch 0 1 lr A lU B U onnel in many schools over the past -?u - -?oiS ' nnn. y L ,mn^« nV servethe cloeje attention bTu'a all, from —Dwigh« t R. «G.. *».„.».Palmer.. —Eve.n today—»Jt, there— ,• wil— l mak"ea tri•*p t~o —•New• Yor----k- cade-oF-two,-haa-hatl-a-beneii<:lBl effect- on, the school systems and "on the youiig- -It^r^^^ •ttrs. • • —•• '. /' ,__ The work conference Is held In the Indentured" apprentices In the schools. Town, ^-r-r- • ing services, the group will tour Atlantielation.c Cit. y on..'• Nov• . 11, 12 and n the outlying res dentW districts«*,d vancement of TUghWHy^n Some Other, JTstJoLS.'Divine'Follow-- ~^-"I've-heard, of more and morel yptm&__ • .: J"or eXttmple,..v/hatIdpeg. the. adminis- v.ActuaJly,:ahe pattern.of thjj bedrag-,.^thacithedral.-- •dministratorsv principals whose average IS and is the UrgSsreducatlohar tration plan to do about lines'/Anyone gled-eagle can be traced back to We dawn The boys and girls will hav*~ convention In the world, . ._ who has ever had to wait In line, for a ofliivilizaiion. One theory finds its origin an opportunity to see the;Inter;-..,,. aces are in the, upper 30s, who are going - Ch|irch Center" at 475 Rlv«r»ld* . Into the elementary level of education. bank window or a supermarket check-out in the Baga>of: the young caveman" who dr. when they h»ve luncheon In This really-ls-to the advantage of ..the Anderson, Betty short and Mrs. 'counter, or a parkway toll booth, and found just.the right girl,' only to have her the cafeteria of ""ihiH" church •chool system and particularly- to the Lois Conleyjjire co-chairmen'of watch while everyone- went speeding hair come out by the roots just at the be- • center:—fcr^the afternoon, th* Children. " tthhe girls'ph^carducaUbil'h^r n sec--through/the other lines, has seen just ginning of .;.their honeymoon. • • group will tour the Riverside "The younger mon — prihdpals and tlon. "they have arranged a lee- how ~th gy8tem works. A well-run gov- Be that asit may, we must deal to- Church. •• ">•-..• ".... ture demonstration program on ernment.iat any level, should have a de- day with today's problems. The show must' A chartered bus will leave th* •teachers—..seem-tb. serve-as-a-^ilather=_ ...golf, archery, and bowling: ~~ parking lot. of the Presbytari* . Influence' on' cHildren~\vh6se.fathers,"" in partment of waits and starts, to stamp go on, no"matter"iyh-0"TTilght~hgve~taken . ; Walter Both, siring teacher In Parish House at 9:15 a.m., and -. tWs. day-and age, and for one reason or• , the regional district, is chairman out this brush fire of Injustice, • . the script jto wrap . garbage," the group will retuWlc Spring- • another, cannot seem to find enough time of the all-state orchestra meet- TTheCPlot against a free society cnn. / - The complexity of the-American Way field about 5 p.m. Mrs. Herbert . to devote to-thdvcchildren?' ing which makes plans and se- wear many faces, from large women~who- of Life was best Illustrated recently -by Schoch, .superintendent of th* lects the conductor for next department, is In charge of ar- >, j Black, who .is experiencing his first ROBERT M. BLACK JR. ,_J: ! favor tight pants, to-chlldren. who are' al- .•_- .one indignant reader who phoned to de- ie,rm as principal In the Chisholm School, -year s-aH-state orchestra. —- —'"- to their..friends' parents,' to mand that his subscription be canceled rangements for the trip.- Teachers jerr^^y •at once—ahdrefusedito leave his name. • who will chaperone the group t managed to take some time off from- a 'JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIUllllllllllllllllltiailllllllllllll Psy- can always 1>ut their .1 Include Mr. and Mrs. Harry An-" heavy admimstratlve-schedule recently to chologists, Dr. Donald Mcrach- dersonr-Mrs.l William Oashlln, -•discourse on various aspectsjif. education nlk, director of special services James' Marshall, Thomas Creede _ind-their effect-on-younjrsters. for the. district,. .Will .chair, the. and Jean Hubert ' . •'•'.'. •'• He explained that since th'e.qpeninsf-ofc- meeting of the association/This Participate -—The Junior-high, department .T LEfTERS -meoting Is qo!iqorned,.with--the. has Just.completed a candy jale, • "^h'e-fall term, he really hasn't had time to Inrtlal Teaching" Alphabet, a the proceeds of which will b* 'frit buck and.reflect.ojjJhe change he has rending procedure which Is being glv«n to a minion project, | made from teacher to principal. ito EDITOR! I studied widely In New Jorsey. In Iri Student Daytow ..-,.•,. .*'*»'"• •.•••'. addition to the chairmanship of . Over 100 stUd«nU*nd coaches federal "aid for'those who are Rockgw^y; Mlllburn High Uiis meeting, Dr. Mtfraehnlk Will. Innocent victims of "crIralnar"/School;;Ntwark Academy, Liv- ",17. THE; YQUNGrMANrwho-lives in Madi-- 7FIKE~8AXE b r > h i jjon, haa spent the past seven years In 'cJatlo n^«nUa i-uTnc heo n7" T^,»tMed a student congress usault; ingston; "Governo" r XTvlngston; The township provides leaf 'Stanley Grossman, chairman at Jonathan Dayton Regional A resolution pertaining to the Berkeley Heights;. Selon HaU the Florence Gaudlnoer School as a tesch- High School, Springfield, last1 ending' of foreign aid to Com- -er. From 1958 to. 1960, he-taught "all •collection ("Now on Schedule,"' of the nominating committee of Preparatory, Soilth Orange; St. Springfield Loader, Oct. 28),. Any ~ the Now Jersey.,. ludUstnlatrArta-: -week. The event was held to munUt countries: . • • Benedlctlsj Newark; Roselle subjects" In the fifth grade' at Gaudineer, property capable of producing' Association, will present the 1986 provide pradttfceWor the Dayton A rMoiutlon' pertaining—to- Catholic; Weit Orange High leaved Is' also able to compost Slate of officers for this assoda- atUderits Who "entered a state residency requirements for i«n- School and Moriistown Hdgti- Is year, he taught social studies In the them. Yet; how many dear aut- tlon. ••••.: sectional congress at Morrll- aftors; and reprefenttUvM, from' SchQaL__: ?.'.-, '.. .-• -. • JHI;ftU-u- rSventh gx'adei umn days nro polluted by .burn- ., -town-on-SatUrdayr- ——New-Jersey H- " Thd next forensic' eyent hold at ; Ing leaves?. Window.?' must be;. "A student congress la *jnodel_ In addition to Dayton,' schools iy^'In my. new capacityras principal, of closed to kcoptha odor of:nifir aVinEjuxadequntc service stair to Me "' ^=^ ,hr child . whom were elected, artd their • personnel) is' ritthfc there to assist a child Moit honor&d Watch local totals, .were: William J. >~ and -his. parents too, If-need be. '• .' Ahem Jr., 2,809; Hugh Caldwell, "Also, fortunately for us, here at' Chis- 2,808; Arthur C, Fried, 2,815. holm School,'1 ,Hlnck declared, -"amdnjr our The thii'ij Democrat to carry Do you realize that a wrist watch Springfield was Sheriff Ralph many advnntncres Is. the fnct thnt our Is the most coruplcuous piece of 1 classes are .not overcrowded, thereby- pcr- Orlscellq, an easy wlnnor in his jewelry a man wears? The beautiful race for another lenn.' Ho led mlttinp; our teachers to tl6.vo.te-m.ore in- , luster of solid 14K. gbld, though hero, 3,150 to 2,830 for his bp- dfVidual attention, to each child. . briefly ^eon beneath a starched cuff, pbnent, Ropubllcan Charles E. givesa man an accent of dljtlnctlon Rablg jfr. - • "ALTHOITGH CHISHOLM SCHOOL is , : the mark of a centlemah. Other LoHglms V5 to SS0M COST OP SPEEDING ('mitt h*el> (Continued on Pago 5) ^ • • • frank ~B. Lareglha, 18, of Ir- vlhgton pnld a $35 spoedlng ffno •15 •• Monday In Springfield Munlclpnl .Court, with . Mngistt'Bte Max Sherman ptz-sldlng. The youth A ciasslo favorite... collated with a delicate was charged with driving 47 i hand-laccd dressmaker trim ... enhanced by the miles per hour in a 25-mlle zono l on Mountain av*. > • . tubtle depth of antiqued aniline kid, •—i f « < . V^IH) which hat b« VV ••'»•• '•! •••;.'••.>; .-»;_• -''V . — •') '••'••"'•'•,-.•;' 'V\':- •••"''••'•'>('„ -': -:-:V ••'•••! •"'• .'.-" •. '••'••• '•'.• • . ,\ '.•'• :.• ••'• '„ .\ 4i.i^:;«J Maasewives Enjoy ^ IPRINrtFIELD LEADER, SprlnofUld, N. J. * Thundoy, November 4, 19*5 * •. -Letter Protests Humanities Course . A .college humanities' course- • Among the courses oMered, Tetm§ Mountain Ave. Pert i it 'drawlng-'a"group~pt~"bnlbn' Trafilc iiaiiards'aesoribea as ourTTf you -will look aT County housewives from some lion," "Antiques, iNumDers Can produced, by ^speeding cars., on nelghborhopd cannot be consid- cidents, 'one:; has only of fhelr^ morning chores. Be Fun," "Great Books," "Eiec- Mountain ave. were protested, ered a residential area where agine^ihej terrible damy^and Robert Seyfarth, director of tronlcs.-JiBanning for College," in-a-lctter-ierUrUo -the Ole&- is-»- solid - block of private injury Oujlr^cah, occur wljeif ^; the Union County Rculbnaj Adult ~Vhe Hole: of the Substitute Committee-last week by homes^I.i'om the Shell gasoline these cars are'thrgwn ,into pift* Teacher," ."Educ'ation, Todayand of 381. Mountain station on .Mountain • ' inJBerkeley "Heiglits, reporls_fnal Tomorrow'.', and "Openlnj! Col- Dav ntain^Ave., pie's driveways and front yard*.' ' the'Neto .York .University, bourse lege-Doors." „_..... :__ ave. . past the Waltoh-Scich/So, l and e I drive a fairly new car and it ii attracting "Women, who are . Aiso, beginning English, lan- He. urged enforcement after" thfs, a' vow-'-vof garden my speed goeir beyond college graduates and who havc- aua.ges.-Jiiath, typing, and avo- of Oie 26" miles •apartments to Route "-22. Ex- all I do is apply my '' been away from a good, solid cajional courses such as rawing, llmit and installation traf- cept -Jor_nne KnsTnpag air-'ny^Ti>" ' three academic course for'some time," cooking,. tennisr-golf, -small boat iTHinsldc t balance-of this" J fHe avenue should be He said the non-credit tourser piloting and ." various the t\ow of traffic. • j-esidentiaJ. And'yd, a 25,,)>iile trolled, more,'of _entltle(i "The Responsible Man- courses. _JPolice. Chief Wilbur C. Sc- hour speed limit cannot be >'2"2. the-speeth d limit" Insights of~the • Humanities^ nander1, following, receipt of the strictly • adhered to at 25 miles being held for thei.first time in letter, said that the h Hgwith-the-ieeltngsTper hour:' .'"-•*.•'' • T Union County on- an experiment- rate l< unrcalistjc1_''The pra.c- bief, he sUtcs. _"3r-Srtrafllc light should b'e al basis and because o( Its suc- lical enforcement —rate now is that the put on Hillsideave. to break up cess will corilinue nc^t- term. betweeri 35 and 40," he stated. Impractical as It is tbo^slow."' the straightaway now existing • -'•••--The course is taught Wednes- Vet, I cannot get out of^-tnv ^}ieh will »lo* cars -down., and" day—mornings by Mrs. Carol. TfBveway—and—by qhance,-fFT permit-—people—'to-1 cross-;t Rose, a member of the NYJJ Arts IsBei Reviewing what he termed a have tc -walk .or * ride bicycles street (n that area. - in Extension faculty. The, Un- with my children between the "I ^eelrthat in thepastroig- • Inn Cnnndv Tipglnnal Adult 'very—Jine accident rejdrd" Mountain ave,, the chief Walton School area, I cannot approch toShU'.serious problem- School in -cooperation with NYU By Daylon^gfors even cross/tfte^street because has been veryTatent.'. I nowin-i _charges $1B for the study- said that there were eight ac- ' Intensive rehearsals by atast' cidents on Mountain ave., be- the automobiles do not slow, sist 'that a more-sconstrucUyi-'•• '• —"discussion.program__wh]ph takes of 35 arc underway- atjpnathan down. and immediate at(entkm b'fe. up the' philosophies ofTlnto, 33ayton Regional ljujih School in tween Hillside ave. and Shun- pike rd;, lii'the first'10 months "Automobiles -coming —fronr -given this..,problem, '^t Chaucer, Melville, Telstcl;..Shak±- -Springfield as the senior class PLAN' CHARITY BALL — Final preparation for the eighth annual Crystal Charity Ball, to be exists ln'."our'.'-.marn espeare, Thoreau,.. C h a kh o v. prcpartis'to present Its annual of this year, Route 22 use this avenue' as 'a held by the Sprintfleld Ladies of Unlco No V. 20 at the Governor IWorrli Hotel, MorrU- speedway! It is la straightaway fSare-iti-our .iown:; Twain, Audcn, Whitman and shifje"spectacular, "Teahouse of ' town .arc, left to rlcht, Mrs. Dominlck La MorKesc, chapter pr«Jdent; Mm,.Frederick Puorro, no "'TTWBUld Ttppreclate »n an- Ibsen. Required readlngr is as- the; August Moon," on Friday volv added, that .has..,: 1 ,'WOU1 •igned. • and Saturday,._Nov'._ 19, and E0, prize chairman, and Mri..Jamea Gehovese, chairman for the ball, • a car hits Shunpike It .this swe)&.•#>••'•: this': problem" in : only property damage in all -_ "-"Women are finding that this at 8:15 p.m. ~ —• g right?.. ! vejry; near future; edurse is beneficial to thenvtor —JohnrBatriclc's—Japanese com- case*;." Of the eight accidents, "I have bBRn lold-4hat. you edy, has been selected for this. Chief Solander said, four~werr ciijnot .hold, .the • speed down ,,on •elit-lnaprovement ^nnd also to Utiico Ladies. Blearing at the„ll)tersections "oMHiliside- »U-SWAP-OX-BUV Ihro CbiiMM Mt. review college courses they~look year's play. Adopted from '»" Motorist SfrFkes anew^car; that SS miles -an hour Ofl'Voiir fKI *F0IW on ClJfc — a', number""^ ~~y*a-rs~ago,"—Mtv novel -by—Vein—Snelde'r.—^Tca-. or Shunpike and one was at is not a reasonable speed,, Yet pofif, fASIIH -: coll 4M.7700. Seyfarth. declared, house", was-originally performed the 'corner of kuw_.dr.' Qhv in- .-.-^—Each^'yearrTibout 3,500' Union -Qfi_the Broadway stage by Da' Jwa Parked JCars; For CirystaT Charity Ball volved an auto and a bicyclad. Thc^ cpunty. docs not con- Two Represent Firm ^ittiiiiiitrtuiiiiiJiiiiJiiuiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiuiiHiuitiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiitniiiiMtiiiMiitiiitiiiiiititiiitiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiii*: Montantno Jr., Mrs; wSlllam'' .-ADDRESS ""' ALWAYS^ -' Ar Class-In Nefwqrk- Dolapd. Mr;. Charles Rapa", Mrs.sider ourTaroa'a'o- be ^ rdsldcn- Bi-uno* 'Ma"rlno, Mr*. Ficank De- tial one, consequently, the ert'. Saul MaYderof 4 Archbrldge fdrcoablc speed is 40 miles per -.-:•,.:•;•-^•••Ajr --••••• • "X 'crry, .....,..,:, STATE la:=and-Scymour Mardor of 74 flno, Mrs. Hnrry Lorin and Mrs. : 7 .JosophuDllieql PARK DRUGSP= Kow. drTT 6olh' Tri~"SprlnBfieW* hour. ^ represented ,the .Orange • Refri- \-r7~-ra MORRIS AVK Kiss of. Union).','' I' was (a«n KNOWN AND FOR SATISFIED Sodal Security Number Purehuert Slgnitare SIRVICI CUSTOMERS AND BiLVERSMiTHs SINCE 1508 NEWARK' • MtLtBUHN l&atcJtank 189-91-Market St. 265-67 Mlllburn Ave ' MArlcet 3.277* OF NEW JERSEY V^;'- •}J T • -. •••4--'- r^- : i =w./%* FUR TRIMMED EsssP^ SCULPTURED ACRYUC Mi .• I I* Wir./ iSoR^ Mnptara hioh to* - . rtlonid coal* weddtnc Nfcd collar of A .•<•'• ,.v-i;l laminated bo*, •BOW tliBtf Pit f urn flOYS1 HOODED. PILB LINED nrAposfc MEN'S HOOOID RIVIMIILI :..ort v '•'/ ORLON' "'.' i \ •!•/. or DOUBU KNIT ! i, '• n —a -• j ~^'""'"— •.".•;•••,.;• ••'-tr—, '. M SHII ?._:;=Tr.- _._ i'-jlj INFANTS' '_"~r.:-:i..i :•—:* I-Y'T- 5qyit CORDUROY 'iSrn CRAWLER SETS SWECER* . SIDI TAB MODIL COR0UR6Y • : ^ , * 'r ' * * .Choose rfeeyejew v« Ibnfl tlMV* HANMELJLACKS JPORTIHllTS . nov»liyild "-M .HiritonMktMI.v.S.»UiW».Woui» end ChaneHl collar and eu »laek».wlth — joy tpor* •Mri* wW, woWbond, » with mokhlno foo^ •h ot» nwd». of buttpn dovm or Pv- 'SMSU Orion* mnfla «r SIMI 10TO 11 •)•orawlcr. 100% strong; shjrdy rayorti ma Hoy eollaw, full • doubto knit eeHon." 8U«'. cotton corduroy m ...4-u.;: • , •: .... •. wd and bhi*, SIXN buttons 413,18 UN*- dbl LADIES: REGULAR & GIRLS' BETTER ' INPANTJ ZIPPERED MIH$ CUIRTS STRETCH STRAP BRAS ^ BLOUSE SCOOPI WAIXINO BUNKBTS Embroidered' cbllon, ttacron polyi< * ^L ira A MEN'S UNDERWEAR PANTS 12" L. P.'» RECORb ALBUMS i thermal \, boilab!.,'Q A J • POT TUNIS » DISCOTHEQlJI-*mm'J >rfed,0QJ? ;•• COUNTRY & W1ITERN £ Jr , S, M, «,. site, S, **,(,.». . Fabulotti ^MoMmenf EACH OPEN DAILY ?;3O A.M. TO UNION— Route 22 at Springfield Rd. —--; ..^.J*__ •" . '::•/ I? "f- ;•: '" •••-.• Y .•;• uv /!• ' SIX MONTH REPORT SPRINGFIELD LEADER, Springfield, N. J. > Thursday, Nov*nl»«r 4, 794Given TB Tests, GefChest Films A list pioriUv-J'epar.t of worlf and 711 patients have been of $5,000 from tht Union berculosls "case* under treat-. ^/~the-Union :Count>'-'J'ul>e r«" - seen - by -the -c4nic- physicians _ - Couniy- Board-of_ehofienJ'ree-_ 47 Xy:.ayj culosis mnd Health League Jor •/ to evaluate their progress and holders, It was. announced tuberculosis cases for check-' ft* tuberculosis. _clinia.showiL^ ;.e.xplaln their treatment/. this week. up- only, 149; contacts of ac- THIS -'.. The '"Tuberculosis "-League- that B total of 794 people have . : . The Surgeon General's Taste 1 Any Fresh Meat Item fceen given tuberculin tests, ' provides the clinic and case Force .on Tuberculosis last aisociates of, positive reactors ,089 people have bad screen-. -lindlng-^servlces with funds ' year gave the top priority tox.,:- in child Health conference, ' ' Coupon good at if chest films, 1,215 people received from Christmas Seal the availability of clinic serv- five; referrals from jail screen- WORTH ive' hacfr__dlagno5tic' X-rays, contributlons,"aided by a grant ices for unhofpltallzcd active ing, 169;-referrals from other / ANY SHOP-RITE SUPER MARKET cases, cases Inactive less than— -screening projects and from WHERE ITEM IS AVAILABLE five years, and contacts of new private physicians, 260, and COUPON LIMIT — ONiB" PER FAMILY all other-groups, 140. active'cases, and to screening ' Coupon .«plr«i W.d., Nov. 10,' IMS . ••"••• facilities for identifying por- In the six month period 113 CtvMn nitmn^i only MI purchota of Itonritirnl*" * sons.at risk 'of spreading-tu-_7..,new "patient* visited the clinic berculoils Infection; , ' and 65 were discharged to The 704 tuberculin tests were-— other ( medical supervision,, Turn on wirifer comfort... given principally to persons died, or were lost to follow- known-to have been in con- Nebulized sputum samples tact with an activ.e_casc. of were obtained from 64 patients. tuberculosis, and to associates _The number of^-persons seen of young positive reactors to;_' in-the cllnie has "nearly doub- ~Taeritiry~the source of infect led In—the pait- three years, tlon. Diagnosed-through the the announcement added. tuberculin testing and X-ray- . toward-the purchase of-' lng of%eact6W"\veceijneIcase of active tuberculosis, nand ~ three previously. unknown -in- ICE CREAM••;••— NSC Will^resent r active 'cases. ,vScveral-dhildren • were placed on drug treat- Coupon good at ment to, help prevent their de- SHOP-RITE SUPER MARKET veloping" tuberculosis^'thelan^ -Messiah'Dec. 3; WHERE ITEMJS AVAILABLE ." nouncement said. 1—TheJJ.089 screening films COUPON LIMIT - ONE PER FAMILY taken Included ?92 In the sur- Public May Join Coupon .xplr.i W«d., Nov. 10, IMS ' , vey of county welfare clients Coupon fi—mii only on purthaio of Horn Hilid and 797 in, the county jaU- -Handel's—oratorio:' "Messlah"- (Union Combo) ' aurvey. These- two screening wlll be presented Friday, Deceit programs in six months have at Newark State Collp^f, Union, found six active cases of tu- it-was^n-ii'jacod this week Mhtt&Alf Deluxe Console Humidifier! iberculosis and two previously As has become traditional, in- terested singers throughout the Just set the dial, tit back and xtjdy thrulid comfort unknown inactive cases of tu- berculosis. area, are Invited to join the cho- • I. that-eemis-when dry, heated winter air Is ohsng.d Into •: , •'Because of limited facilities rus along with studentSj faculty, » moisture-measured blend,'perfect for oomfortablt and alumni. in We eighth an-' . the Union County Tuberculo-. j living. Crafted to look like fine furniturt,JhlBrrlcnrz=± sis and Health League is able niial performance'-of—thls- work Walnut-gwin«di brati-trlmmad humidifier It portable- 1 to .provide diagnostic X-rays" at the college, a spokesman said. -bland« Vflth" th«, deobr oi[jnjHgom •nd^Bot^jthi-to onl;Om_a priority'batisrThe "We cordially invite you and WHY PAY r work delivering comfort. Pravldas' tip to tjgii gallani ' prioritles are,those 'established your musical friends^-to-partlcl- of »lr-refr#ihlng rnoithire eyefy day tohel p your whole ' '' "T ' the U.' S,/ PubUc Health... pjite'ln singing this great work lamily-Mrt-better, look better, teel b*tt«r. ,.. Service and the N. J. State at members of our Festival Cho- i SHOP-RiTE WHERE FRESHNESS COUNTS — Health Department.—The I,il5 rus," Professor Jack E. Plait," — Andy Boy ^^ ^^ ^s^.' • Whliptr qultt diagnostic films, taken by-the chairman- of the - music depart- - ptrftrmniM.. >-;. Le«gu.e_ .were for the follow- ment atldTHrector of the ''Mes- • Humidifies tvirtn •Ohly lfpiltisp 'non-hos- siah" said," | BROCCOLI ^2Ct homt for 24 houri pitalized active cases of tuber- Rehearsals are scheduled as CALIFORNIA'S FINEST EMPEROfi ^ ^'<^=S armors culosis, 97 X-rays; Inactive, tu- , follows: Tuesday, evenings, Nov. 1 • Reduces full bills : •9,' 16, and 23, from 7-:30 to 3:30 • Fingertip control p.m. In the Little Theater of the GRAPES 2.29 •. Cull >Mr wimrrty - Copy Deadline , College' Centor. ^The final re- hearsal will be Nov. 30, starting .Jill orianlKtlonal and M-at -7:30 "p.m. with both orches- OMH«S 12,-39' cBufmtuit clll news Items, photographa. tra arid chorus participating on the- sta^e oi Lhe .COUBM* P • DUNCAN DOUGLAS of a spot news nature must be auditorium. In' our office by Friday to ln- Each—permm=:i*__expeciBd_tto •ure ; publication-in the next purchase his own. copy. of th« MILLBURN, N. J. DR 6-0344 luue."Remember to- use fhe '•Messiah". Soores' will be .WalU columns of your communUy able for purchase at rehearsals, newepip : to tell your story. hesald:' ¥: UanandMMty Route 22 & Springfield Rd., Union BMASTOFLAMB K 15* SHANK OF UMBJ *.39" 'NECK OF IAMB . 35 tAMB PATTISS .39* 1 AMR— $houl*ir —T-aa> ' LOIN -^ ft^JaV Cat afaa~-aV%. U •*' Tftc CHOPSOV ML WHY PAY MORE? FROZEN FOODS '.'*••. Nutr^ewi Florida ^ ORANGE JUICE J SHOP-RITE fROJIN '-—-—MINUTE AUIP FROZEN CHASE & «~ SSlP*^' SANBORN^ EaasSfKw«r»«5th_ Dr : MINCE PII TCOrFEE o" OPEN 7 am j I PirSHELU I WAFFLES COIN TYPE;> DRYCLEANING DAIRY DBPT. CREAM CHEESE YUBAN 2Oc Off 8-Dl.l (El«« «Jolll»n»l pound 3»0) SHOP-RITE ..pkgi. INSTANT '— • Kotimud an donj.n In ' pluttlc b«(|l * Shop-Rlto Countiy Style of Buittrmlac : BISCUITS : AMERICAN CHEIfI £?& 29' APPLE " llH».all«.SIfc«l Nkl. >VM«I SHOP- ul. I SWISS CHEESE J CIDER Vrlrn .lf«cllv. thinnh «»iurd>y Nliht, Novtmbcr «. lilUM. Not «f ROUTE 2i, UNION I UNION CENTER »tM>Miiibt« .'faf 'typographic*! vrrnw. W»m«rY« th» rlihl In limit turn- Rout* 22 dnd ^Sprinofl'ld ««««• w4 s,uy(ivton» Av.,, Union ROUTE 22 & SPRINGFIELD RD., - - ^ • UNION N.« » Illlrn. • - . N.»» lo All«ntl« Thrift C.Htir ' '• •' , ir, * Shop-Rite Near. Youydatt^ESsex 5- : ••/ '* ' Mt. • V • •-.:•-... 1 '. •% '• .i •••... \ V- ,'.V •,.- •' ''(' •"••• .... -| 'v * '.'* Thursday, November 4, 19.65 Program On Sibelius r Bank's Earnings A musical program celebialing I I Know Your Govef nmerit the 100th .anniversary-of th«' i v ..... birth of composer Jean Sibelius, Program Confusion will be-presented at 3 p. m. Sun- High 5llllll)|lllilllllM!llllullllfrorn N. j. Taxpayar* day,.Nov. 14 in the Warner Col- A study_Jsyied this .'weekend | WoRorly IBX deductions value varied widely due to vary lege Auditorium, Staten-Island. -granted-—veterans- -and —senior- 4£Jocal rtl reveals that the stock ot the Na- N.;,yrf ;;•; "• ••';' ••'• . Official OfVA tional Newark & Essex J3ank-te. citizens, respectively, in New The law requires that'8 senior u Presented under the joint .... "FHA" ._, ... - , - (jUcstloJ)"ls-"No. "Je«ey~addsd-approximately, two itilyiJljtJtoLjJiL . Can veterans still get GI loans yiil3ing a "return~.o"f"Si6B per" and one-half percent to the total tax credit with the local assessor "auspices" •'of —the—Metropolitan- from the" VA to purchase, Authority) to ineilre loans to Apparently, says the Veterans ccn^. compared to the recent iw York'Chapter of the Fin- .dminlstratloh Regional Office tax levy imposed this year upon by -November 1 of the pre-tax build, homes? veterans'^ average^ of 3.30_per cent foi-.the ajl properly I'owners—Including year on a State-prescribed form- Has the GI Loan program The answer—to- the first ques- n Newark, some confusion ex- six largest banks' in New York College, the free conc ists on the pari of both the gen- Veterans and those 65-year* of-!.Qua]lf|ers_then_mustjile an an- - keen replaced by the new Hous- tion-is "Yes." City". "• :'"'• ~ ,. . age or oxer. J,- .'.. . -' nual-statement of income "with" clflde—perlohnance Ing Act of 1965 which authorizes |_ The answer to the second ual public, and the Teal estate Edward Weiss, baritone ndustry as td;the~pBTt- which . Also, according to the report The levy to offset the tax de-the. local collector by Feb. 1 of compiled by John J. Ryan & ductions this, year totals $32,688, the year following that_ln_whlch .RailimoT] viol]nlst_ M.SSt he VA is to play-in the field of Graves and" the Finnish—Mala ome financing. „ . Co., Inc. New Jersey bank stock 64fl,-—:'rhis represents, 2.6%—i>f credit—for'. the"deduction was specialists, the bank's rectnt 23 aggregate 1065 general property given, Veteran* file inltiBllyrwith Chorus of Now York, directed So, this newspaper his asked by Jussl Himanka. Cold he. Newark VA's loan guaranty per cent Increase in nine-month tax' levies -totaling $1,233,814,955 the ta»' assessor by Dec7"?l of earnings over the same period for municipalities, schooii,^coun- the^pre-tax •year-or "during the Weather'* ifficerV Raymond T. Marches- tax year wlth-the-tax-jwllec'lor. eault, to "clear up the confusion' lasf-'^ean wash, not equaled by tles and'deductions^ '\^ "a-head" any of the nation's top,25 banks. <. Under referenda "approved by^ JMLddti are totaled and Hp and school costs, and de- lere is his replyt I the voters of New Jerscyin/1963, added as a separate section of •.,...... now's Just Supplemental National' Newark Si Eticx is the ductions.- third largest bank in the individual deductionstrqm^their the-geheral-property-lax-levy-ln- —In-£s5gx the tax levy for seju, _^The continuity ' of ' the GI tnx bills, were granted veterans j each municipality to be shared lor citizens' and ^veterans' de- "AMEWCA'S'"LARSEST FAMILV CLOTHING an Program is in no way af-^and 84th in the nation. / ($50) aiid senior citizens ($80) •V-all-property'Owners.— ^_.djictions is $3,042,765 or 1.4% of •ted by the new legislation^ in order that each person In the In:Union County-the levies to 1,he $221,781,233 total property Winter nd the mew law merely supple- State-Jiuallfylng would receive offset tasPaeauctlons^or senior tax levy. •" ments existing pj^gnams. NtiED A JOB? ttai th> H.lp Wonl.d Outerwear! Stctlon of tha dcmlflad POB«I. You cansurillar tax treatment -Withiin his citizens' and^veterans' exemp- The totals-are among data in- |OJnder the Housing Act of category. Previously there was tlons this yeaf aggregate $2,715,. eluded in the 1865 edition of prebsfaly flnd~nn-*inployar. who can ua* 968,'4he FHA -it^authorlzed -to $500 and $800 deductlon_irom --" This Is 2.6% ofvthe:$105, 'IFfnancial Statistics of New Jer- insure a loan-for the purchase of your t«rvlcta. tf not, tttt your c|uolifl ,y—veteran T who ,'lsf ailU eligible should seek financing under the GI program since It provides the advantages of NO down-paymept loanit, rather than LOW—dowiirpaymenU,—• FRK! net rate ^ of Interest below the CMAUII FHA requiremeni-whlchi 7 PAY HOME TR1AU sltates an insurance "premium', W«'r« «o »Ur«"yOU!|)^loW»-rti-niS and It-permits the purchase of eolof TY^ multiple-family, dwellings not w«'r» wilKrtg to l«+ you frytt for ; possible iunder FHA. T~elay£ If you'wi flot delighted " S hope that the real estate WHh ft, w«'U t«U H oirf and rt- fraternity will continue to di- fund-tfis fill) ~puroh«M prie««_ rect veteran buyers td the -most | favorable financing and dispal the false-"notion that'the'VA is no longer a major force in the field of.-home-loan financing. "Hardly—more than 40. per- cent of. World War II veterans/ •hav«-ayailed—^ems^yjMKqf-tH' Horn* Jjoan financing and many ALL NEW 1966 thousands arc •till eligible Only a very small-percentage of Korean , Service veterans have availed''themselves of thlr fi-J 42.95 nancing to date, and miny( thousands each year are «xpect- ed to seek GI finaridng until DUPLEX FREEZER /REFRIGERATORS Jan. 31, 1978. PURE WORSTED 'All veterans are reminded that they need only telephone or writ* the Veterans Administra- tion Regional Offic* at 20 Wash- JIOJUXL: in Newark ior a re-' view, of their eligibility or eri^l UtlemenfctflSiEfewtBsi^fi.ti^l 4:111; ••• ADMI»L- AJmiral ar_.tomorrowilnT-the—Mayialr:|; •amptata alteCoHont Included Fartns restauraht in West Or- ange." ... tHii h the wit buy of the Guest speaker will bt. X>r. Steele Gow, vice president lor ytuit! Right now, we've •' planning and development and . ikshed 2S% off the price - professor ot political science at of our entire stock of 42,95 . Bucknell. vvorstedsriJ- aind 3-button ,haditloimlanclcontinental . lEU-JWAP-or-IUY ttiru ClonllWai. AJi. TXfAKTMINT'VACAKrTf Rant It t-k-Vt made]* in regulars, shorts' with « low-eoit cloaalRod. Coll UM700 and longs. Size Ganges are at nofoHi you forflOtl > SUNBEAM ADMIRAL BISSE1L S-E ELECTRIC ELECTRIC WOVER VAC TOASTMASTER their peak now so don't delay! MIXERS KAlilOS .;•..-.. (AN OPENERS' CLEANERS -TOASTERS'- Everyman who wants or mm neiils a new suit will be head- »8 •27 »9 •7 IS.M Vilual IU.M Valutl ing for Robert Hall to sliure tM.UValutl Tibia motMlal - With •llacnratnlll llJ.IJValual jin the savings. • CHARCEkT WITH .. BRICK RAHWAY UNI-CARD UNION ORANGE TRAVELERS! CHURCH 2714 Morris Av«. 1735 St. Georoes Av«. 170 Cen.ral Av«. Mad* Applltdtlsn N«w Hit Cnilit*1**" *'"•• USE OUR FREE LAY AWAY PLAN 687-2288 382-0699 676-8300 BERMUDA • SO. AMERICA APPLIANCE NASSAU • WEST TODIES ."UNION — ROUTE 32 + IRVINGTON — NEW SI jMcph , -' • i ifirt *l qarJai. »UU *«kw»r ' olf BVIHIIUIJ Avt. tl IrvlnjfUn Canto ' "• ; ttNAKN—115 Wail It. Canrj. Ave, -> (J Hock, atuth al Hlib «ahul) jj ' , NORTH KUSSARttll—IDItr (hatnun Avt. Kuhnen Travel Open Evenings 'til 9 p.m., Sat. 'til 6 p.m. K.«( to Vtrln-Cllr Rollavaluk — «;«<••• Irow BU»ry BIlcilU Co.) 9Y4 Stuyveaa"ht Ave. • Union a ••.-.• •••••• ••>•••••••••••••••••« ...... , _, -.. - y . ., • •' ' j • \ ;•••;. ' .'.•• /• ' t'v- :••;• jGvound-Breaking Set Warinanco To Hold ^iJJr UJC Observatory . Cround breaking ceremonies forjhe •Wllllsm_Sperry_Obserya- •" "at Union Junior" College, ranfdrd, have- been scheduled .A, complete Ice' skating in- of Clark wha_has~an~experienced for Sunday -at S p.m., It was struction program will be of-background In the knowledge THOUGHT FOR „ announced this week >>.y Or. fered at the Warinanco Park and techniques of figure skat- ilieln'MaoKay, president. Ice Skating Center this season ing, and Janet and Raymond THE WEEK •'•-;•. : Instruction will be available for DuBmao. of -Elizabeth, former _S __i.Dr. MgeKay reported^ thnt to-^ beginners and figure skaters, members. of the Ice" CapatJes. If you have FAITH don't .5 day has been set tor"'Vecblvlng' aduIU' and childtjen, the Union talk about tt, w« HI -•" E bids; fnt •"•• construption of the County Park Commission-an- -=— ebjservatory, . T -r— -• -' for' a fee of ?m fnr la ig«nna nounced this week. held.weekjy. ginner^- instruction— wlll-bc --^or-women,-a-i«af(ee-Klatcttu offered at the general 'skating session will be held on Wednes- sessions oil" Saturdays, and Sun-i days at 10 ajn- beginning Wed-- days, from 12:30 to 3 p.m. This nesday under the -direction ol si.;; stvuctlonis-given-by qualified Pat Gillen. rink guards and is recommend- For "tots," three to five years ed for adults and children who of age, "Mrs. Dugman-will con- UP to 20% on GRAND. OPENING CELEBRATION .of Brown Ford's enlarged are skating fort the first timer showroom at* Z037 Morris are. "will be held tonight The fee for a 20-minute period -ctaci sesslonialso on Wednes- Mayor F. Edward Blertuempfel Will-officiate. Entertain- is $1.50 plus admission to thedays at 10 ajn., beginning Wed- FUEL BILLS! hient-willbe pnMHde3~byT'aurO611ldl,-awalrd -winning ao- Ice Center. nesday. oordlonist at 8 p.m.; the Lois Allen Flanietie*, a dance The Instruction staff at the A series, of-42 lessons wjll:be groupTat 8:30 pjn.-and the Cellar.Dw"eiler«, folk sinters, IVarinanco ' Park Ice Skating conducted by Busman on at B.'3O pjn. Refreshment, rl JPeter Pan iff' (A Noo-««U«lous Projram) TONIGHT, NOVEMBER 4, 7 P.M. TO 11 P.M/ November thru Jun» — Chlldmn 3^5 ytt. v "."'.;• FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5th, 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. a. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER fith, 9 A.M. TO 6 PMt~^—^piz==i REGISTRATION: ' %/-j^^-"^ •/?-:. \'•-••/ ..cordially, invited to come fa, my • With'a never ending effwT to serve-our- .:-•• —^FridayrNtevvS 4- 9 to^ tfca. nu~'- - Ho," and see thejiew honie of BROWNdPORD, customers—in, the—very-^ finest Ford tradition, |v Monday, Nov. 8 — 9 to tl aan. & 1-2 p.m. * ; •• You?H-like doing business with BROWN PORP. we iijyite yoi("^to /'look us over''.and selZYOJJR You'Jl like our modern service facilities -and- courteous service-both before and after you buy. new Ford sales andTervicc=facilities.:: Whether DIRECTORS.: • :•'• v'-.;.;: ;;-;.,•:•; • And beat of all — yotfU like the deal you get you are planning to buy a new or used car naw—- Mu^Alan B. Handler^.A., Ed, M., f.V.D.P. PRODUCE from BROWN FORD on.,the_lM6_Eotdroif AA, -j or in the near future-^-i-r^cojne jn_and get , . .,. r Slate CerHfiod —•-• •"•'•' ' RlPi guiirantecd.used car of your choice. /-^ acquainled. ,, - Nursery School Teacher BANANAS LOW LOW PRICES!, tOOATESCT IN . , ', proud bjiiiilng-by pilllfh lag on iv»ry n«w Battle Hill Community ^*» ford IrtjuiL»t»llfeC« • HIGH TRADE-IM ALLOWANGEI irJIt-dalotmlHrJ fo pury«u bthlnd_lh» wl)Ml of thr" -«-is?(i^3: r-ol A-1. Ounmnlud Uitd Car at your tholc« * tWt >o -—-• ;•• «t-tmd«-lii nll»wone«t »vl«r4B«r»d In Waw — JtrMy- ^. IGTiWYOUr w,Hl0w.rt,r«. ,* CAUFORNlA and Uahti ttoJ.-ln .dllowonm, you'll ntluolly lava won Ihun you .v.r thought poulhU durlno our.Qrdnd Op>n!n« Cdsbra- SUPPORT THE Mm Bell Peppers Hon Sdl.. : ' • . .j , ALI, BRAND NEW FIGHTS TO KEEP USED CAR PROTECTION! 2B, quality ui.d tan —all lOOK (tdtt ln»p«ttlan ^UaraHttad, FORDS Ail about our (xiluilva 3-y«ar/74,00O mll» praKMIon plan. Statefarms Mil. DAIRY STORES «•• your n.wfonj d • * FREE GIFTS raellltl., No.wV 60 STORE& SBRVINQ N. JA V, CHECK QUALITY MEATS AND PRODUCE 5 OUR STORES • SEE SHOW TIME! ; WIN A PRIZE! FOR WEEKLY i SPRINGFIELD! Drawing »v«ry hall hour, Thuriday, b>lw«en 7 p.m. and • LOIS ALLEN FLAMETTES Famout dancing group performi Thursday at 8:30 p.m. SPECIALS I ' 163 Mountain Ave. It p. m. You may b«lucky wlnnir o( Muilana, modtl »R 8-8X05 radio by Phllto, Co.nlnoiWar. HufW lot, Hamirhm • CELLAR DWELLERS M MILK ."B.ach llxlrlc Carving Kttlb, Kodol Com.ro Oulflt and i Popular folk tinging group perforrni Thursday at 9i3O p.m. GAL, olh«r yaluabU prlxi*. JoM r.jUHr. • • PAUL COLLIDI JUG UNIOKT: 350 NORTH AVE. 8M StayvoMnt Award-winning accordloitlit perform! Thuriday from 6 p.m. «-«««.• UNION Op«a Dally "io .6 pjn, Frti»y mica W 9 FORD 743 MOUNTAIN AVB. • SPHINOCIltD ^PASTEURISED FREE DELIVERY BROWN FORD HOMOGENIZED . . .of coursol 2037 MORRIS AVENUE, UNION MU 60040 VITAMIN-D • •-'.1, , .• fc ,,t „ KIIO«IO«I WANT. YOUR uu4 toll '«w orhrt you ftan'. K«n t tl5»illliHrcalfWfc>J W. . . •-.--..dV .•••..••'• , A •' 7""""/ • )•:•••' • .* • 1965-Jtii- y SNOW SUIT SOLUTION SHEET STATISTICS THE SMOOTH wA^f • Wasted Space Could Be Closet Sopping snow suns a a- no Sheets are laundered by, 87 Use -the top of your- -olothej = Cedar' lining for"-building a problem for- the - flamelees dry- per ccnt--of -Araerica',i1,_homfi*. "aryer" as a~ folding and «mooth- Do you have'wasted space ili lie other closets in the house, ir. A Qirlek trip through the rfla- makers — 19. per cent of them your basement? Put that un- akes, them less -crowded andcloset i* available, at local lura- ing surface. The heat of the FALL .dealen:_ln__.i(re.-j3iickBg«d. chlne soon hai them ready for at Ivprne and 8 per cent at a the garments - more—accessible, another *or»y.- iaondromafe — <-'.1—-— dryer-helps smooth-elotiiei a closest to store out-of-season t also provides, during The bundle* containing either ranr clothes- And to make ItLjloubljE. iuinmer months, excellenl t mom-' dom ^>r. uniform lengths of valuable and functional, tlRake IreV^slorage , for the family'* lumber- The individual piece* winter woolen garments. come in easy-to-handl* length* HOME it a moth-repellent-c«dss—*tor- —8—feet ia the maximum siz* age closet.' • Building a basement cedar closet is not a difficult job. —and'all are tongue and groov- An out-ofrthe-way cedar ed with matching eods_to-«lnv- tef-"takes the "pressure'Voff Frequently the studding ior one or more' walls is already in plify and speed' the installation. IMPROVEMENT place. Such is the case if a por- Cedar can be applied verti- tion of tile basement' has been cally or horizontally on a solid finished or if some shelving has backing. If nailed to open fram- BlankebiJugs been constructed. It then"~Be^" ing, it is applled'-horizontally. comes-B-relatlvely simple matter In any case, u»e four-panny-fin- of finishing the framing with ishing nails and set them down _• Home Improvements 'pryeFXHeaned^ Zxi's or 2x2's, then nailing the about W from the* .top or cedar directly to the framing, ong^g •_: Furniture -_ It's a good Idea, however, to Do not apply finlsh_to In Gas Dryer use some-kind of vapor barrier aromatic red cedar. To So •f Decorating .^r ,_rrr- on all outside walls. Be sure, woulld onlly »erve-to_de*trot y Hie 7 You may not realize It, but if tod, that your cedar closet in- effectiveness of this unique you own a gas clothes dryer you cludes a., door which closes wood. An occasional dusting and mrbe a."dryer cleaning" expert. tightly so that yo"u~geinfieTull' light sanding- (about once a That means you don't have to effect of the cedar. Weather- year) i*~th« only maintenance MeedTo Control Unwanted Soiinds send-bHmkets or small-tugs out stripping the door will help. so often to be washed-or dry- required. •..-•'' cleaned to- restore^ their re- ISometimes Answeted By Gypsum silience. "She • greatest demand in ourofficlals, architects jnd; lending Experts of the Gas Appliance Ihswance ShouldBe 'Remoid^L lra)ustry today, is to- control the agencies. . • Manufacturers "Association rec- Unwanted sounds: that our ~au- It is very clear that the market ommeridvthat you place a Hanket toJBiated . society" h,as. produced. is rlpo for more sound control In Into your^gas dryer along with If Home Improvements Are Made •*• Stlfersonic aircraft, air condi- instruction. And the gypsum a Bmall; damp_(npjLwet) towel, tioners, humidifiers, dehuinidi- wallboard Industry ha* develop- set-the dial at low heat andji Earlier this year a hpmeowner th* $10,300 total within iiin, electric this, electric, that ed partition and floor-ceiljng^as- short time Interval, BVarturn-the completed extensive remodeling days-'of-ttia fire. ' 1 -~-*yerythlng is .automatic, nnd semblies secondlto" none in theswitch to«on." A brief tumbling of his home. He enclosed a sun But th* homeowner was »tlll •yyrythlng"'makes noise. field of sound control., product will bring new life to your porch, Installed wall paneling-in $5,500 loser. Replacement coat , Jtor many years,7'the7mcans^of"-research—by-- manufacturers ~^- blanket. It- will • unraat the nap(wo rooms, put wall-to-wall for hia home ran mor«'than $11,- and testing at Independent lab- 000 and an'inventory of the con- coiitroUing sound was a problem. and make K as •springy as new.:arpetlng in three room* and a ^ MigJ.jo today. Nowrsound-«on=- .oratories has developed a wide new tile floor in the kitchen. He tents placed their worth at about variety of gypsum Wallboard This "damp towel" technique trol is one of our. greatest op- also installed a new furnace and $5,000. pSRunitles',- For simple, fast re systems~wlth sound transniisrion will also perk up pillows, drap- r eries and bath, mats, had the house completely re- Walter H. Vernier, executive UgC—gypsuin wallboard is pre^: ;elass ratings io meet virtually vice-president of the. State" Farm In addition, a modern gas dry-wired. acjibed. any ruierequirementt . " Firc-and Casualty, says situa- IK ache, ten- The nTrTprnHfrn f>f .er_can handle any of the neW Less than three months later, tions such a* this.ar* not rar*. J trolln the'building industry has synthellp-fabrlcs, with or with- tire "destroyed everything. He estimate* that a very . im- _i _.._ become an .opportunity with out the • tumbling— action. All The fire was tragic enough, portant number at the hom»^ sotmdb|jsn interestedT. But thisf-lnteresH»*6-hE=n the control of. .gypsum wallboardll . Nowth, e that's.needed,-GAMA points out, but the crudest blow was yet toowners In th*. U. S. are und*r- •*•»] is the proper dial .Betting. Either d BferventTdennind'Tinct thiflterH*6b£e kind' of control owners and pome^-f or~~this~hoineowiiet: • had thV structural trend' toward-use- architects need 1* available — theJnsfcuctlon manual that com- neglected, to 'remodel'l his in- j ef-tfighter materials. and there is no sacrifice Ih^fire es with the "appliance, of thesuranc»—when he remodeled his How can you avoid being un- •'. i>ther« vitally concerned with protection, speed, durability; ancf label-'on-the-garment,-wlll_teU. derinsured? State Farm h*s the** you-what the setting should be. suggesuorisT^ sciind are, contractor*, building quality. His insurance (a policy he'd -Go over your, tir* ln*ur- carried for years) protected hi*. _ance.homeowners policy today home against loss-up-to $8,000, wHh your-inauranee-agent^Se*- The contents were Insured for that it provide* adequate funds another $2j500. His 'Insurance for replacing «ny lou "company delivered a check Great Gifts for Him or Her Mak* - (Uch.lt checkup 'yearly routine. If any; addition* WARM BIRDBATHrr or -improvements-.are_jnadet d, b *b sure similar additions are mad' ROeK-THE CRADLE to your insurance covering*. , —Take~yearly inventories of -BY ELECTRICITY the content* of your home. 3744818 Today more are" ovcrlB6\elcc- Qeemingly minor addition*, tric 'appliances" "helping the maybe a now sofa, an dfcable hi- fi set or «ven new clothe*—in- 10« CLINTON BtYlNOTON American. family ; live better electrically." Believe it or not, crease your personal property such things as electric blrdhath value'and. potential loss.. B* • - I to h atak, WML. warmers and cradle rockers dp jure your .insurance on then exlstl Yoti cah also ..have "ah content* I* adequate. electric back scratcher or foot warmer, depending on your need of—th*—moment. ; -^—r~ Even Fldo comes into his own with electric dog clippers and electrically heated dog houses. And fishermen and their wlve»; -wiU—welcom* th* electric fish sealer. _____' - Most of the 166 products are in fairly common usage and the KNQVEMBEf list keeps growing.. Ton years sg6,_wi^j«^uld2hay_#4hW"i>* °' the electric toothT?rush( perieir RRST swvme CTSTCW shatTpener/ floor washer or cah opener? ""\ ' ^" BLUE STAR SEAt AUTHORIZED , HOOVER SERVICE DEALER : Dryer* carrying • the;—Ameri* can Gas- Assoclaiion Labora- tories'* Blue Star— Seaf of Ap- HOOVER "proval have passed hundred* of HOOVER -rigid tests jor-safiTy, durability IARK UEANER' geafilB «» and performance. • ' ' TK*~llcjhf ohd •wm o_s* co*d, tec lively Lark New detachable Power Coneole. Leta -deem carpets, bar* floprt,i Memory UoW-signais wfcei powe*'if -ond-ilolr-enr._ L _ a*% ... ^^^ »J.^^i*fc H "" i• •• 7* 3T^W^*I ^^fc i*h f Jsm» ri ^ ^5 I OH. MB9I9 qUMmMYQnOw BlWOOfilOft.J) ..^ | •ot 2, Wrm«r steving beads forIke : xloeeet staves. AdjMeteUAdj« e *Mt* •oml^TrinweWe to *«y IMW aaor < bmrn*. R»gg*d AR«O»SH«€LD GET OUR reK. $14.95 LOW PRICE! NEW HOME reg. $29.95 .50 ^•wes mmm w : •**< iff ill V oTAc-oc»6fis*=-rj; ^afaiiiwflJwaH*. mj^JgJH'KW-*..... Ik* c4o«est shav«e •V«f. 948 : •Mttinigeclgta, 786 wKtelceV- ~-^«S«0err gkidtncj slote. Adjwstabk roUer IMMM MnnM. LOW REPAIRS and SAtt* PRICED! PART* FOR ALL MAKES reg, $19.95 FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY >eg. $29.95 PAPER BAGS • HOSES 50 FREE ESTIMATES $ ADKJSTABLE, I ^13 W« stock • complete line of HOOVIR Replacement Part* • Cleaning; HOOVER SHAMPOO-POIISHSR BENT1E BEAUtY SHAVER / ' SLIMLINE Wodgwood-stylod, potlte and 'fem- Tools etc. at low discount prices. Th* »ofe and m inine. Exclusive, adjustable roller,, •aty way to combs raise for gentle underarm .beautify your \ . • NMTM grooming, lower for sdfe, sinooMi leg i*. shaving.'ON-OFF switch, CWoe of I ikei ont fashion colors: ( Then don't miss the selec- UNION DISCOUNT VACUUM tti'ubi toe. *&• Wedgwood Blua, RFT (ID i\ ••'..'•'. Ahtlqu* Sold or UU UU" tion in this week's Classi- CLEANER CO. v...ti.n R<,.^ LOW PRICE! fied" Section. Check your 601 CHESTNUT ST. LOCAL PAPER FIRST! ' UNION ,.„ «w~d w) " COLONIAL PHARMACY reg. 49.9B reg. $59.95 144« MOIMII AVC, Cor. Midland Blvd., UNION 50 I6S7-885& MU 7-3100 i., FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICiS • 9 a.mrlo f p.m. SUNDAYS Op«n Mon. A BUY ONE--GET ONE FREE! FAMOUS PITTSBURGH VARNISH CO. PAINTS OALS. FORTHE CE ..,iw whi.. Hou»e Paint 1-COAT WHITE FLAT Fdmous'PlHsburgh Varnish Co. Choice of Prim.r or Rnlih Famous Pitysjoiurfjh Varnish Co. JET Reg. 13.90 Regrr8.00 Mlracte Vinyl Rubber Famous Pittsburgh Varnish Co. " for 2 gals. 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List $6.50 odor. _•' •" '-• '••.. •.•:.;••;•- ,<• QUAltANTIB Genuine Vinyl Plastic • Soap and water cleans brushet A« 8«polln prodootOft ou«ifltM and rollerv v ^ - to i^rferm «i»«ttd On tti* W»l •NONE HIGHER Made to »eil Uom i.»5 to • \ • S.9S. For bt»i aelteiloB be here early. Ai the«e value*: H 'po-yi io^Tbjijr. now — paper later. (old at all Dipt. Itortl.for nlnH»t-ll Big, bli dluountt on all olh.r fylt ALCOfl ALUMINUM EW1HSI0H ~~">!: / Slaihetj to the Bone 1! I HIM . 24 FT...... 27.88 no; «.M PRICE BUSTER! BRANDS5 SJS.' : 9but. Sp«. Sawn plgm»nlrar tiranlt.l .44 World Famous ALLTEX SUPER'KEM-tdNE 4.9S Sohi* dlieontlnuedi. Sow. slloht iri PLASTIC^PORCELAIN. • Black Top j ^"{j/SA -Whlt.r-lhdii-Whll. — Non-yall«wln« 2 roll lots-98c roll Our DRIVEWAY 38th Year ENAMEL SEALER in Urvington FREE DELIVERY PAINTS Ch«lu «( Center High oi • 4 WALLPAPER for t gali. DISCOUNT CENTER R.g, ».93 l080SprinqfieldAve.,lrvinqtonCenter,E$sex4-1300 Located opposite the Art Theatre next to the Irvington Post Office •/'•" .:: ••••.••:• Pick Airman Penard<1'v uate of Jonathan Dayton Reg- 12'•* ThUMipy, November O9« * SPRINGFIELD. IBADM, Springfield, M. 1. ional High School,.recently com- For Supply Training. pleted bMttnwtaing' it L*" OFFICIAL TEST FORM land AJTB, Tejt, Z_.-,' .- SAN ANTONIO, Tex. — 'Alrr Presbyterians Plan man " P«ul W.' Penard, son of Lose Their Licenses A. INTRODUCTION B. YOU AND THP LAW^ '_ .....J._ Mr. arid Mrs; Werner W. Penard .. FINED FOR"I ' "Four Springfield residents have elicit T (trn) or f (liln) Wilma M: Banco' . 9 • elicit T (tiurtcr f (lilii) Cird» Vfrii) or N 6»o> of 39 Lyons pi., Springfield, N.J., worth _was fined $20 Kid, their driving licenses re^ "6. T. F."D ' ll7-y,N. D ' 15. T^F. D" has _been_*elecle4 • for training 4rm>pJj. in a '25 m Voked under the state's point For Founders Tkty h ,T.-F.'.D T«v., Shunpike rd. The fi lyslem", the'New Jersey Division The annual Founders' Day ob-Leber, Mie.^Frank E. Melsel St., 2. T. F. D 7.T.-F. B - 12. Y.-N Air. Force-SUBply- specialist. vied In court Monda|?'b; ;l servance will—be held orr Sun-, Mrs. Herbert Pascoe, Mrs. Harvoy Airman Penard, ir 1083 grad- trate Max Sherman. ol Motor Vehicles announced M. Roberts, Albert A. Schramm, 3o1V F. D '7 • 8. T. F. • • 13. Y. N. D 17. T. F. D . this week. .•••-•_ day at the II o.m! worship ser-^Alwln F. Schramm, Mrs. William ^Suspended ™wcre"thV licenses Jtobckle,"Mrs7"CHfford WilHsand rill in -ei: Douglas J. MacGregor,. 28, Ohurch, Springfield, when mem- Mrs. Frederick Winterberger. of Troy ViUage, 15 days, ef- . . r>9. T. F. D. bers having membership of 50 Seventy-thfeo :yeafa of mem- 10, J. cmsms fective Oct. B; nichuid J. 'Wil-years or more will be' honored. bership is the longest term to Opinion Qiwtlon. No fait- Clicli your chokti -liams, 24,. of 02C Troy dr., 45 Persona to be so honored are: be honored — this "distinction --days,, effective Oct. 16; Peter D. 'Luman Ss Bcrstler, Mrs. Albert going to Mrs. Clifford Willis, -ITrappani, 24, of 23 Caldweli pi., 5. .D ' P. Coin, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 3who jolnod-thechurc2 h on April one month, eflcetlve Oct 23; nnd n. Douglas. Mrs._j:arCH._J-le- Moe J;, Auster, 61, of 30 Avon i?I SHOOLDBE 1 mci', Miss Mnrlon Gardner, Mrs The second in a series of study~ D. YOU AND YOUR OBUGATIONS Kiei; flieiit "FIT' by Prrfettlonalljr rd., one month, effective Octrl4. William N. HcaidrMlss ~ seihinars will be) held in-the C. YOU AND YOUR auditorium of the Presbyterian GOVERNMENT ClicIt Y_(J«) or N (no) Fill in wold Trained, Experienced Shoe Fitter* " Parish House .on-Sunday at 7:80 CUcl» flittst) or F (Iklu) 28. Yj n p.m. The study is on the pro- Don't f»k* *KK«Nilitl pooriTW«» posed "Confession of 1067" for V 21. T. F. D tufln pried :cHI«W« ilwn. N the UnitecTPfesiJyteT-lBn Church, _29.""Y.- N7D ll poor Konomir and o*n*r*ly totdt WESEEY USA. The Rev. Bruce W. Evans - 22. T. F..D ; Diamond' Cluitsr'- and the Rev. Donald C. Weber, 30. Y. N, • •nt Ring - rmlrilstehT of" the church, will 23."t.'f. • P-irtnti .... and try your fuck at winning one of five $1CLO giftcerttftcatesfedeeih»>: " able at any Mall store or atany member of the sponsoringSummit Auto- r ;^4 i_ mobile Dealer's^ Don't miss this opportunity to see and compare all of the ' "jr^-p^ j s major 1966 cars fromj^erican Motors, Chrysler^ordrGeneralMo1»ri ; 'I and Volkswagon in one convenient place. " '- ..._.-'.' •:;••--•--.••••--•--•;:-•---•• ^pHRAeH--BARRICINr • BONWIt TELLER • BREfffANO'S gRenSAV^I^^^JQANAIHM^QB^^ " rOWN MOUNTAIN SMOKEfteUSE"^U.S. ^l fSLRESTTttlBANT-^IEPSR 7mv<. ?«* wv iilnes, purghas|a Horn a partioip : ;l i I; .' THE MALL ' Morris and Essex Turnpike at John F.Kennedy Parkway (Open Thursday evenings until 9) r" " GAM PUS BEAUTY SPRINGFIELD LEADiHr~5prInfll.»ldl N. J. * ThuFidoy, Novembei/4, 1965 * v 13 Campaign Chiefs Youthful Motorist hIAMED SPONSOR Legion Conducts organizations, he is a former Al r> L A i SETS OPEN HOUSE Carver Celebrating Ariniversafy board member, pf the Morris, FOR DRILL TEAM Sussex Council, Boy" Scouts_i jjj Or Jewish Appear OKJMONDAY NIGHT Ireafed For MkloOffset With Jersey Central Power Utility America; past president of ,()>• The ""Florence M. Gaudincer High Point-dr., Springfield, James V. Carver—this week, Light "Division with headquar- Morris Area Chamber of Conjr has • been named a sponsor of P. T. A. of Springfield/will hold celebrates his 40th anniversary te"r* in Morris town. merce; former chairman of the Parley After Auto Crash WSalnr Bone. Venturis Unl- Student Protests with Jersey Central Power and "A deaegiHan of "verslly~Pershlng "Riflcs-Com— j A . native":".iof _ St. _AlbaM,_J¥:, campaign worJcem attended a at 7:30. p.m. The meeting will A youthful taxi driver from pany. In conjunction with On behalf of Ihe Amei'lcan Va,..he joined JCPL in 1925 asDrive; former/ chairman of the include classroom- visitation, at Summit wns taken to Overlook this, she was presented' with Letlon, Commander RayDaudc- "thank you-dlnner" held by the In-of Continental Post, Sprlng- a draftsman in Allenhurst. He Morris Area, Chamber of Co.njj United Jewi-sh Appeal' of EssexJ -which time (he leachors will ex- Hospital for Treatment of c^ a bouquet of a dozen • roses ;on the forehead following an ac- at a recent ceremony of the ield, thi« week deplored—the -Abandoned-Home was named to his pretont posi- •merce., Area Development Ctirilf County last month at the Gold- plain the curriculum. Mrs. Ro.b- tion in 1948. - -•' man Hotel, West Orange:: cident during the evening rush university's Reserve Officers cllon of the "small percentage .mltier, and former president of' ert' HardKrove will preside. ••• hour Monday on_Shunplke rd,, Training Corps, >f students .thj'pughout the na- Active in civic and charitable the Morrlstown Rotary Club.'.'.:' Norman Lowenslein, near the crest of the hill in the It Is a tradition of the -Na- ion who are participating in hhat ; Awaiting Highway chairman of~Ihe"TSu3f/eT, and !!-vR lnlty~af~the~BBiti«rol--Swlnv Ft rotest marrhpn ngiingt our gov- field UJA eaiptalas'coileoted 20 UonHlPerhing W*li11 percent, more money in 1903 than nance "committee, and the mem- Club. '-. nlty that each company have bers of her committee, Mrs. Jo- 'heso demonstrations are dam- hi 1964. We. are looSlng^orward = Ho was James McGourty,. 19, four female sponsors. _After iging_tlje'.morale'of our service- to an even larger tncreaie hcxt seph Klein, Mrs. Milton Mnrcus, a Chatham resident. According two years of being ari active men, who are bitter, and right-: ir, '..as the need,, both'locallyMrs-'. Arthur Raino, Mrs. Jaclc M. to Springfield police records, sponsor, i they are retired into ly so," he declarfed. ot.. Jhe-.Sprln«field l ti t Slater nnd~Mrs. Lloyd Slromc, McGourty_ was driving west on honorary sponsorship. This is Fire Department -responded to *ml overseas, .coritin«e« to- ex- will conduct a bake sale. To lndltate_jupport • of our paitd." .. • A Slumpike id., with wet road con Miss Del~Vecchlo's first year.. battle flames Sunday.evening in AiTa'Sponsor, she will accom- righting men in Viet Nam — at an abandoned house at 62 Main . FJreseai- at Hie- dlnW Mrs. Lowenslein -reminded pa- dltlons caused by a steady light well as our support of the Gov- rents that they can cither bring rain, at 5:iti p.m. :~. ~_ . " pany- th»-d»JIl-ioam-nn_ilLJ15_ foverillr- policy- In st., in the path of Rt, 78. Deputy -Ca4en,- vtoe-oiialrtnan Sam Pll* Chief Robert'E,-J>ay »t«ted that Her,'co-cti*airma«i Solwyii S»1V.;;M- the cakes to the school between The-taxi-went out of control •Southeast Asia, the'New Jersey 3 and. 4 pjjii_or Jirins them to and skidded on a curve_n'ear th» American Legion, consisting of the Interior of the house was •r, jrvJmg MsiMor, Sid Atkln, Mi-1- completely gutted. toni Cooper, Jose-ph FlclsS'hman, the school that evening. top of the hill, the report added 419 pposts, , is initiating a,,two py g Pinto To Present d i Th ht W Jjv&iwbg JtoMe, Daniel Kalern7"Erl^ It then struck an auto driven by .pronged campaign to offset these The heat Was so Intense, he Gem'ge—Brownr-44|—of—19~NeW- demonstrations and ' actlvitlaL. "»tafd:Kurt7.er, Seymour M&rdsr; law, Marvin—Smrt^sflrtr;—GfcraW- demonstrations and ' activities, commentedwor,e ihashootint atg timeout s h.>rlthe- Thinking ^ 41so, Mcnassen Mendelsohn, Sohulinan, MM'ton Tc4teser and Brook- lane, Springfield, head- They;.aro for. the purchase anHd "Tlames \ 6id'PMcr, Leo Pivloind, Al Rut-Paui Weisman. I ing in the opposite direction. Talk On Finances 'aisti-lbuUoaitilbU n off ChristmaChit s glfiori U zontally. The alarm was.receiv- to American-military psrsonnel ed at 8:51 p.m., and the fire-was In Viet Nam and to assist the extinguished at 10:30. : of a Vacation? For Men's lodge civilian-population in that-war- Earller'on Sunday, firemen T. B'nai B'ritih Sprtnj torn country by contributions were caljed to "the "Hearth res- for the basic needs of life. This taurant, on Mountain ave. at Lodge wM meet Mondey at the HenshaW ave.; Where flames and Then Thiiilc " Spdrvgfield Steak 'House, pre- latter program Is already being 1 ceded by a dinner at 7. Art Kes- supported by tho American Le- heavy smoke had been reported. »elhau.t, program ehahmnam, an-gion national organization. Department records stated that mounced that Hobcrtl J. PlmUy —Commander Daudelin urged a pot of chicken had apparently jofifc... First! all citizens of Springfield "to been_lett on the stove after the assisbtnt trust ofitlcer of. the Na- restaurant was closed: Besf Christmas ever tional State Bank of Elizabeth, hilp in thl*_c[rive as much as Why not »p»nd your next .vacation relaxing aVo will be the speaker for the.even- possible." Contrlbtitlon»""shouli Firemen last week also were ng. . mailed to N. J. American called out to "fight five .brush ' wondarful ratert? Whether you travel near or for, Pinto is a graduate of Lafay- Apn, War Memorial Building, fire?. One was at JMcisel Field ,w»'ll plan >our trip-carefully at-n«j »xtra «oit::v;--'• •~ to give or get teTSJIeKe, with an A; B. de- TreritbnrN; J,-O860B, and check* Sunday afternoon. The others Uav» yqu with mor« ^Ime for tun, tpertraridfuhl. ; ar«e lm government. He attended made pjyable to the N. J. Ame- were all- on Union County Park Georgetown University Law rican Legion. • ' '•• Commission property behind Center a PRICED RIGHT! ^Springfield-.: Instant Cream Saleable "clothlnk/ Springfield Bowl lust week. Bu three garnes from Bunnell Bros. txfys nnd brlc-a-brac will be her single gnme of, 176 trailed 18 oz. nvallnble. Residents who wish Inc, which brought "them to 47C' Jinny Bantier, 183. within \Vt games of league lead- *-«- to contribute these or olheo" Other „ high scores were: ing Springfield Market, which B 0 t)»tk Oh«ral»ta rrn.llm itoms nre asked- to leave them Jackie1 GlusBen, 170; Helen Bald- dropped 2V4 games to Mehdi at the home of' Mrs. Arilhony win, 108; Janet Rowe, 167; Florist In the Springfield Muni . M (t LaMOD Valril froallm Coffeemcl)* \ . Florelllno, 0+ Kipling ave'.j Irene "Wets, ISO; Millie Douglas, cipal Bowling League nt the B D ChimaUta Vuif rroltln« """"•LADY •Springfield. 159; Kathy Grimm, 157; EveScrlngfield Bowl last woek. Instant Crtam M.vs. Fi;orclllno in chairnian lyn Adams', 155 and Madclini Bow]era rolling 200 games las , B C Ol»M)> WWIH for the two-day .rummitResale.Rotfi. 154." . :,,•.'• weelf were Walter Schramm, B O Vlutly WHIt. REMINGTON "Hours for the sale Urttf Monday The Jewels remained In' firs Blfl; Richard Schwcj-dt,' .'215 — !) n.m. to 8:30 p.mi; Tuesday place In the league with a 18-8Robert Bunnell Jr., 2(2; Matl . IE Or«|M Af.la Brink — 9 a.m. to.5 p.m. m*lch"r*cord,' ". D'Andrea, ail: Howard Selnn Cthala Ji »«n»«rti ^ BEAUTY SHAVER All proceods will so directly der, 211; Ralph PoUearpIo, 20B; I. C. Orongli Instant Coflw to Deborah Hospital In Browns Robert Book, 204j Robert An- 1 Wcdgvwod ctylad. Foalherlight atftl CHURcfi"wOMEN derson; 203; Ed Weiss, 200 and IO< Off lomMtio. Actjiialnblo rollor combo Mills, the non-sectarian insti- «..,. 39c kvr nentl* undsrarm nroomino", sale tution which provides treatment TO HEAR SPEAKER Art Mutschler, '200. lagishnvkto. C+J-OFF switch. Choice and enro for persona suffering The tonnor president oi the ,6 oz. o? COIOM: Wedgwood Blue, Antique from vnrlous chest ailments. The Essex Chapter to Aid Brain In- UIID CANS 'DON'T Dll . . . Ihty a-.,. 39c 6oW at Venetian Rose. Mntcking cass. hospital is open to nil, without jured Children, Mrs. M. P. AnjIrttda-ttway. S*ll youn wltri a Uw»cotl Chlck»» til Iht Hn aglU WMl. Tuna Cnmphells regard to ability tot' pay. ' toll, will be the, guest speaker WUHI AJ, Call iU-71M. ' . 1 nt 2/8Bc at a luncheon meeting of the ChUkm «f (ha Jn I,lta Airmail Deo To Train Women of "St. Stephen's Church, . Legal Notice Chunk tunu Pork & Beans 1 Mlilburn, on f uosdey, Nov. '16 6 '?•: • Methodist Pastors UJC To ^reafc Ground For Observati Dc. Kenneth C. MacKay, programs in public viewing of " Frederick W. Belnecke of'New the development of the Cran- ' Sperry family 1B ati the heavens. York City and 'William S. community as all three ent..in Cranford -today, ^ "presldenLfif-UnlonJuriorXol-. Bcinecko'of Summit as~a~me-- lege,- Cran/ord, this week, in- 'Construction~or the"ob6erva"-~ 7" maintained" a "sincere and-con Dr'.-.-Henry -.-J..-~UW ±SetGuestSermdixs vited the public ' to ' attend tory is expected U> begin im- morial to their father and •linuing interest in the civic Cranford, a trustee of; Unlo 1 ground breaking ceremonies mediately and Robert Miller of grandfather, William Miller growth of the area. The influ- Junior College, will preside t\ - U.IP * Rev.-J. Clark Callender Camp Aldersgate, purchased Sperry. ' of the Union Methodist. Church In 1082, Is the center for North- Sunday at 3 p.m. for the Wilr the architectural- firm of El- ence of Mr. Sperry and the the ceremonies,,, r, ; " *t}B the Rev. James-Dewart of ern New Jersey Methodist sum- Ham Miller Sperry Observa- sasser and Miller of Union es- Sperry, who came to Cran-. ,tory on the Union Junior Col- timates the project will take ford In 1898 along with two of the' Springfield Emanuel Metho- mer camps, and as improved ••*,>. Church will exchange pul- will provide facilities for fam- lege campus. 10 months to complete. his brothers, Thomas- Alexan- llilikidll The observatory will be the . The observatory is being der Sperry, and Joseph Austin Sperry, had much to do with Noithern Newo Jersey Annual yfiar-rcund retreats—»nd^=pr«- yg ithif IZti -Mrs. An extension phone near Conference drive for $500,000' rams sponsored by the confer- campus, and will contain New the bedside makes good filijjariL tho> development of ence and individual local Jersey's largest telescope, a , Camp—Aldersfiate, located ^ln churches.- 24-lnch Newtoalan-CaS8egraifci_ Serving Skiers Since 1940 sjipijIh Suiisex "County." • >• "Funds realized' from the cam- ianTeflector telescope;' as ^vcll Saves time, steps arid paign will repay a $100,000 loan as a 10-Inch refractor tele- -energy^Ct Jt9fl! for- the small—group camping scope. Both instruments will Bowcraft a montht . Order now. area, now nearly cqmpletcd, and be designed and built by Am- will also be used for'a swimming ateur Astronomers Inc. and l NEWS USED pool and bathhouse, "a—family -contributed to Union Junior- Ski Shop Business Office. ~ *i, camping area, a health lodge, College. ~ " • NEW JERSEY BELL - REV. JAMES DEWART Dr. MacKay-sald the observ" ' Quality Equipment and Repairs . new Automobile atory will enable'Union Junior _ ••• Head Rentals-—; , ^_ MIDAY DtADUNB College to provide undergrad- Head - Bogneg r - Castingeg r - Sun Valley - Cubco uate astronomy courses as well AH Html otlur than tpol »»w«, tub-. MemberMb ' Skii SpecialistSilit s GuilGild : .Dealers' mlH«l to thli mwipoptr, ihould bi la as'other educational<-projects_ our >Mu by' Friday to Iniura |Viibllt«- In the fields-of astronomy :and Rt.22,Jcoich Plains tl«n In th« naxt luua. space. AAI plans extensile A & ' Guide WUUIIIIIIIIIIII BETZ Union Motors SAVE on FOOD AUTHORIZED, —~ • -1 BODGED DART -;. _ Sales & Service PLUS YOUR MOST .VALUABLE •^GUARANTEED USED CARS) SAT. 1 Tt>ADIMG STAMPS J=REE - :i WALDORF 9ATWOOM ROYAL DAIRY YOGURT BIG BARGAINS jltHljUilPlutDlllK-l ORANGE JUICE FOB .TJrOUl •• Hov« It kMdy tout WalHni tWO GUYS PLAIN >-VANILLA s- Cor. Morris A Commerce, Cairo M. 11 en tW Iiiund, Union, N. J. "O.r FROM FLORIDA 7^95* COFFEE ox. :: Ml) 6-2800 687-0450 MiuliMliliiiliiiliHiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliilliiiiiiiiiiiitn MNDSCYI MBIR$ * ROYAL DAIRY-FRESH m *%*%, PEAS 8 JP bulk . ORANGE JUICE 4 Jm TWO GUYS TRADING STAMP YYELLOO W ONIONS Ib. HARD RID RlPi SPECIAL ONE BOOK SPECIAL larg« WEEKLY YOUR BOOK Bl *U TOWARD THE carton WORTH L>'« PURCHASE OF TOMATOES 25 3 PIECE •61 CHEVROLET '61 RAMBLER " APPETIZING DiPT. Witayit* 4 Joo» $«lan SlonJ. Claule Six Wason Kool RH OPEN DAILY 9t30 A.M. 'TIL 10 P.M. ROUTE 22, UNION, N. J. SUNDAY* 9:30 A.M. Til If P.M. '• Au»horli«d Dodg«-R«tvault-P«ugaot.D«aJ«rl *FanaUi allowad by law W* tftMcv* ttM'UgM to MmK quantitio. Not r«p<»4Jbl. l« Mcta Nov. fe196J . •-.rr- fhurtday, November 4, 1965 . IT'S.A BOV Women Of Methodist Cliurch Schedule Dr. .and Mis. Charles SwarbJ Fur FasKions To Be Sliown of "SM^Hiilsf'le avC', Spi'innrieldi became the parents of a son, Scott Lewis, Oct.27 at Overlook- 'Jokit Meeting, Bazaar, 'Call To Prayer' Hospital. They--also. have - a 1 At FoottiilPs Next Meeting The members of "the'WesIeyart" for~either male pr-female,-with served -at-4, - 6 - and~7-.'pjn. ..Menu- daughter, Wendy Susan. Mrs. Service Guild will be guests of sizes wherenecessary. for the dinner consists of to- The Club- SWrttivis-tile-foii»ei:.-JUla.-Eafa the Woman's Society of Chrls- IMrs. Nellie Marshall has ex- mato juice, pot roast, noodles, Uenside. wiU meet todai/ at Hill rd.; Mrs. Edwerd Powers, man. • tian^Service of the Springfield pressed thanks to all who helped string beans, cole slaw,__cpffee 12:30 pjn,. iri"" «UB«B.i3(dll:ii>i» iiSeivfee for-Eight lit ^--.z=?=== \twnntxl nJ. Ju»l -.NtwMtnsqaZ'." BJlIiaoI^HiSrr x,ll-4a4-770O and a GORHAM STERLING consisting of: WE INVITE YOU TO SELECT YOUR Eight 4, S or 6 piece pUce-setiings . ' ' PUR-UNfED COAT FROM OUR 1 Sugar Sfcoon 1 Tablespoon 1 Duller Serving Knife 1 Table Fork .,, FABULOUS MEW OOLLECTiON • \ • ^> •..."?»• Amazing, but true— this glamorous! chafing . POR THREE DAYS OtiLT- "QUALITY AT A COMPETITIVE PRICK ... TOY^OS" dish, one of Corham's most popular designs-t- Thursday,Priday'and Saturday, regularly sold for $85.00 — is yours at no.'extra' •M ,"U*W cost when you purchase your service of, , 18 Colors ^.:*Jr< • •'••:, November 4th'through 6th; /. Corham Sterling In any of nineteen farrlbut yo« mayiefcrt from this furrcd-m-for-the-wlnttr. UklK Gorham designs * " collectioti of over 200 coats, available in twelve This Offer Expires December 31, 1965 NYLON VELVET CARPET new silhouettes, in die latest fabrics and colors, lined hi mink, mitria, racctoon,opossum , fox, ; Vying Persian lamb or Alaskan seal. Sonie styles are reversible. In 5-15 *ntl6-16stees, &H4 completely Installod, . ' ;•. :. priced from *130 to ?900. Including padding with prtxWts )iMei to show cowtoy »(«rl8ln *i imported fare) tackles. In.tallatlon ^ Id> FINE JEWELERS AND SILVEftSMITHS SINCE '1908 540 North Ave., Union (Naur MoM« Aw.) NEWARK .MULBURN . 34J.47 Mlllburn Av.tiut " * • Linoleum Op«n MOM., W«d.r Thur«. to 9. -J770 DK*H«I A-7100 • Tile EL 2-7400 Cotli In our l»l" Bd|a(«nl ta hulMln« •IKW, Mltlbom * tit* Ufa AitmtifrMtfitii, M. l'^ ••-< I • 'iis C'-,i •'"* Thimdqy, Novomber 4, 1965 * SLATE INSTALLED St ".Michael's Oiiirch Is Setting Satu^sr AT PAST PREXIES' n ID PARLEY IN UNION For Crimmins-Jenkins Bridal The-'Amcrlcan Legion Auxil- St. Michael's Roman Catholic lttry_..Pa.yjPresidcnts Parley r«r-Pat-1 Following a honeymoon trip to Jn_New York City, received a The Women's Guild of tho Prctzor and Mrs. Ludwlg Huber; tick Cestarb of Jersey City, wa$ I.Bermuda, the couple wllGcsIdtf B.A. degree from New York Uni- MEETINGJS-HELD: First Congregational Church of paicol post, Mrs. Ernest Ander- married Oct. 24 to Ronald M. la Union. versity, and t)hen went on ...tor Union* wHLhoW Itsannual bazaar sen; and .whlte_£lechank_MB!t_ his masters and a Ph.D. degree. ' Mrs. John -Ignace was elected at the church, cornop ofJDorls George Kubach. , _!..' T«rrler, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. intcrgioup atlnnslchfllrrjifljihv B. Ferrier of 2086 Kay ave,, ;Whilev.workitiig. for Ms master's, ami Duinetl uveiiuea, Nov.—it All— ' lv, he developod hid new: technique Relchtnan, president MISSIONARY UNIT fromTp.mp . to 9 pp.m. Mrs. -Vfa8!r -wffl-be-featurcd at the bakery of the Kawameeh Junior High Sldl I hiL bootbthh leld bMJSorgeBoeger I— '»" JWV. Robert T. Lennon offici- Of dows ...with—the appearance" -Ht School PTA, Union, «t an cx- er ASland varietl Iys chairmaof articlen * will be and Mrs. JoSn ValentlneTThere mosaic tile, He has designed th» U!itltihlX;tg d available at the..tqllowlng booths: also will be a boothlif Wants and—7 pjn. in Our Lady of Victories, JPECIAL MEETIJtlGr- wlha'6wd~frt 'Congregation B'nal MRS. DONALD J. IANNAKONB recentlyln theschool's cafeteria", fancy booth, led by Mrs. Joseph flowers headed by Mr. and Mrs, ; -Jersey City. A—recep.tion fol- •Jacob In jersey City, and lias Mrs. Rclchman and Mrs,. H. Autenrieth and Mrs. George Donald Blish. ' lowed at the Skyline Club in Mr*-. Paul Schmalstich. pres- exhibited paintings In museums. Via Davey attended the itate Holz; Chrlsirois-liboth, Mrs. At- Decorations for the bazaar will J-Jersey City. ident of the Women's Missionary .Dr. Glall' has taivghit at Ho~- convention In Atlantic City Oct. wood Sommer; aprons, Mrs. Lc- be made by Mrs. Vemon Byron. , .d_j)8ri^: bofcet)-Hl)(h-School-«na-tt-Newir iartrtamfie-Koeppen Bridal 27, 29 and Friday. Mrs. ,John roy 'Wlllianre, Mrs. " Kchneth Refreshments will be .avail--. '". tu • r.u»i II „ nnip"5r¥"Stote College. He *So-p*liiWr Bcrrianvprincipal;~Berved"ts-the Martin and-Mrs.-Wiiliarn-Slateri: :BblrdugT^ w Miss Llta CestBro of of the Christian and ( , ^^ ... 3eulptsp, makes MMtlM group's- guest ~on: Oct..2B. ^_ artificial-flowersr-Mrs, -Walter Paul"McPh'ersbiTisi "chairman. , Jersey City »erved as maid of Missionary Alliance, Union, has ' honor for her sister. Bridesmaids and wall, murals. Among Events Of Weekend extended, an Invitation to the "j • * . —. . . ' t^. STAN SOMMER, UNION CENTBRTUnlon Shop FRI. &, MON. Nites 'til 9 -~"' Mrs. Tatrlcler Pagano of Twere Mr«.nPatrrclag public tcnrttend.a specla.1 meet- k-ylCCTIkl/~CI-ATEh Mlsi Marie Koeppen, daughter Diane •Dcuelso and Mrs. Pat Vj«7i«y City,.sister of the bride; Ing Monday evening at 8 at the|—Mtt MNb bLATED of Mr- and Mrs. Elmer Koeppen, Kooppen. i-Mn. Elena SCBIIB ol North Ber- .church on Victor ave, .oi-32 Underwood »C, Vallsburg, Albert Iannarone served \|ert, eOUsln of the -brlde-and FOR ASSOCIATION Guest speaker will bo Dc Nate The exocutlve boarcl of the became the brlde~Saturday; of best marl for his brothor- Usher- t jjj"-Manny Ferrier of Union, Donald J. lannorone, son of Mr. ing wore Sal Farrugglo^ William ^lster 6f the tfroom. Miss Ellen Taylor, director of development Women's Association -6f Con- -tot-. Family Radio Inc. Dr Tay- necticut, ' Farms Presbyterian and Mrs. Alfred lannarone^oi Yurocko,~Tmll~Richard ;Jean B^atp of Jersey.City,.cpus-r 1 Lentz ave., Union. brother of the bride. :1J ot the bride, served as flower -lQJc!s._Dr.ogram.. ^Prayer Time' Is Church, Union,' will meet Wed- heard-Monday-through-Saturday nesday-fit. 10 a. m. in the.CnuncIl "Hey." Father Waldron officiated The new Mrs. Iannarone,' at—10—a—Mi, over radio station Parlon ' -, J at the'eercmony in St." *MIchael'« graduate ~of~ West Side •; Allen Ferrier of Roselle served School, is a secretary with E. F. WFME.; .' -• . ,.:- ' 'Hostesses for.-..theJiefrosbment Church, Union. Afterwards a "ti best man for his brothisr. Ush- hour! at 1 p. m. wlli~bB~mem- reception was, held at the Flor- McMcnamln Associates, New- .;••»»' were Armand -Pagano . of Pictures of the Holy Land, the ham Park Country*Club7" ark. The bridegroom, was grad- middle East countries, Eurppe bers'-ot- theMe»5ccutlvcJj0ar.d. A ^.-Jersey City *rid John Meehan circle drawing for l&68~wtirinr —MissrChrlrSchwartz was mnld uated "from Union.Higgh School ^•M Jersey City. and Asia,'Will-ba= shown as an of honor and bridesmaids in- accompaniment to Dr. Taylor'* held. Bible Study for individual and Is Bh electrician with Crest r Jilrs. Ferrier, "Who was Kiad- lecture: ' . ' ". - circles will begin at 1:45 p. m. cltntud _MlS» Vella, Missi . Electrical Service,-Irvlnglon.v •Siuated from SnydeTHigh Schoolr empibysF-mT-aecretary-^at- —At-the-meetlug'.-an exhibition SHOW-DANCE SET ' *tJ.. S.- Rubber Co., New York j, dolls i*nd other handwork made by the Chinese Christians Beth Shalom's Thespians BY LOCAL GROUPS in Hong; Kong will be~h1ghli8ht- .55 Her husband, an alununls_o£ ed. Mrs. F16rerice~JacQbs6hrvice-^ -FOmrNATB^ITH:- ^UnltuLHI^h School, It a»»oclated president of the -gortip, i i The J #nar~B'rltJh^ Men.land rwith Thomfi Llghtnwl Wood charge of the missionary Ajsocld-drama, "And the'Willi Mwi Lou Gollin will-preside "WoTneo Of Union will hold their Following the •: program, re- Came Ttlhibling Down,'.' will be at the meetlnj!.* Anr Invocation fourth annualshow-danee at thp fr*shments will be served^-by-a--presented by. the. Beth Shalom will be fllven-by .Mrs.^Elyln ,1, KM-YWHA, 1034 East,. Jersey -everyday^. { i 9:3O committee headed by Mrs. -AUThespians under the direction of Kose, wlfc_of- Rabbi Elvlh^r h ^ 11:30 'til 2 • $ SESSJpN SLATED fred_Haug-;and. .Mrs, Edwarci Mrs.' Seymour Pla^t, at the nelct Kosc, .spiritual leader of Bftlh Schwartz. regular meeting of the Sister j- Shalom. ' ^ ——^~ t begin- with >•- The County Home Economics hood-of-Gongrogatlon' Beth Sha- The.. scrlpt-of-the~prdducllon, dancing ^jj muslo of Mike SS*adciLjvilLhold ajurfcer ear- lom, Union, on Monday evening- publlshod by the National Wo- it.8:30 In Bardy" Hall.," •-'•' Field* 'and hl*6rchestra. A 'skit. denu6n»tratlon,f Wednesday Slifeir j men's. Loatfue of the Uriltcd Syn-< "A Little-Bit Of TfQfcfcittl 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.'in the agoguc of America, deals with Bit, of_That" will be staged^ - SHoth*- Kcotiomlcs auditorium,- 7 -ATncricarn-Judalc family living, MeeTs Oi] Monday LADIES AUXILIARY- "Pcatiired fn-tho cast will be Max featuHnf. pe*fpiw*ns fih SSridge st., Elizabeth, it WnTanT B'mtl S'rjth'.' Little Theater ^hounced' recently by Miss Anne ^The SatR.,JSUfcr.:.OctHopi?k. Burghauser, Mis'. .Manning Gel" .v *&. Snieleii, county home ccono- Relief of Essex County and .out- baiid,-Mlss Helen Golband, Mrs, group. lying areas; held, a business Raymond Porter and •Miss Nan-^ - ~A~Bnack will be^gerved on o» SUPPEk TONIGHJE Sil^b meeting at ~Bot Yelcd^Jj,ijnr(s_ —.Mrs.-Benr-Frlea," molrfbeFship yi . ..,:. about midnight. JlVILlZ5iE~ACC«PTED -*CBU_ ta. our next precede—the which Mrs. Cafe GiitM^€bndnct will preside, ' Mrs. Philip Gflrflnkjlc, fund raising chalnrian, will report on Dedication; Plans Meeting . . the "man tailored classics several fund raisins proJoctR. on" « youth bed in .memory of ¥ The Guild For CJhlld Care Tlcketi for a performance of Union held a dedication of a Mrs. Jacob Green. you love are here now ... at PLEASE ALL TASTES AT ONE MEAL? "Stop The World I Want To Got room In its name at the Cere- Mrs. Arthur Laub, president, STAN SQMMER, pnion Center. Off" to be held [ on the evening bral Palsy Center, Cranford, expressed gratitude to members of Nov. 21 at, the Paper Mill and friends who were present^ Playhouse, Millourn, will be dis- Oct. 17 at 1:45 p.m. Mr*. Ben- All wool rust -jplaid separates jamin Bergman, representing the at the. meeting and p'artlcutnVlx. You can do it!...at Sip & Sup tributed. Mrs, Garflnkle may b« 1 •contaetefl at MU 6-7412 for fu- guild, discussed a plaque that to Mrs. A. F. Shirroffs, coordin- by'PERSONAL'Jacket $18 ture Information. Proceeds will WM 'placed In memory of Mrs. ator of tho Union County Cere- be utilized for a hospital party Ramon Go\d and Mrs Bernard bral • -Palsy Center and State teamed with matching or slated for Christmas nt the .East I Lewis, member* who had passed Senator Nelson F, Stamlor, color co-ordinated A-line, ' Orantte Veterans Hospital. I away and a plaque was placed Punch ami cookies were served Grilled following the meeting. slimline or-plcated Skirt $11. - Delmonloo Tiho' guild will meet Wednes- Steak day- night at 8:30 nt the home V-neck velour juillover, $9 .. •ot Mrs; GOOI-RC Frank, 420 Prcs- *2.SO cott rd,, Union. . Mrs. Joseph over turtle shcjl -$G worn with Kloud will serve1 ns 'co-hostess. Mrs. Laub Wl preside. I- pull-on Slretch Sltix $11. ; . I ' R6ports will bo made by Mrs. Jerome Holwnan about , the group's gome night scheduled in February, 1066 • at Livingston School as a fund^alslng project and by Mrs. Harold Jacobs, who That's when a handy bedside extension, will report on a mystery ride phone Is really welcome. Costs, but a few planned for Dec. 4. •• cents a day, To'orde.r, just call the • Mrs. George Frank, program Telephone Business Office, NEW JERSEY PELL chairman, , Will introduce Mr. Irn, ' Country Girl • Cosmetics, who will demonstrate his pro- ducts' at the meeting day •venlntf. \ I. * Thartday, November 4, T965 * Children's Setvice^HoHs~Fa«hioti Show To Host Double Bill - FRIDAY DEADLINE " Th« Children's Service' com- The Union Township members Mrs. John McKemm. Mrs. E. W. - Mr».' John C. Krause,_ciiair.- All Items other than (pot mlttee of the Family Children's of the Committee ace: Mre. How- Nulton, Mrs. Frank M. Pitt, Mrs. nrw«, mbmlttrd to thli news- Society o£ Eastern Union Coun- man of the Movie Council oi the ard h. Collins, Mrs. Daniel- G. Booald H. PosrrMrs. D. M, Pro- paper should be in our offlca ' ty,' li holding the -second of a Covlne, Mrs. Arthur E. Jorgen- copio, Mrs. Sewall C. Sawyer Bride Of RoBert T.JKlaptier Woman's Suburban Clyb, Union, " tyo-day annual luncheon and sen, Mrs. Joseph W. Kaspereen, and Mrs. Richard H. Thlele. Has announced that thi Amer- by I«rlday. faihlon ihow today, at the Chan- JVliss Le Dell Mary . Hiller, employed as a microwave teeh- ican liglo'n Auxiliary Farms Deadline for' late copy, if tiel»r~lii~Mmbum. The fashion dadaughteg r of Mr. aannd M Mrs. Aus-nieian at Mirca State 'Electron- Unit No. 35 will host: • matinee,, Monday at nooiu_NO COI'V ,a>ow will be presented by Hahne ill " p fit.,fi., ic^ In Murray Hill. tin E. Hiller of 30" No. Saturday at theHJnlon'Theater. AVILL BE ACCEPTED FOE _..:»id._Co,._Eljiht_ hundred jyemeii Kenilworlb, was married Satur- following a honeymoon mo- Screen fare will be "Monkey's PUBLICATION in our next •r* expected to attend. y,, tor-trip'to-Floridey-the couple "Uncle'-and "Wild:Weekend."— issue nftfrMondsy-noon,- Mr*. Nicholas Badaml, chalr- son of JUrs. Henry Kapner of will reside in Kenilworth. min of the benefit, is assisted by Set By Park Union Guild 12Bl Gjenn ave., Union, and the .Mrs. Joseph Kaspareen and Mrs. late Mr. Kapner. ' • Bewail Sawyer of"UniorK-^_••- - The Park Union Guild of Deb- will be honorary president^ Mrs.n Rev. Herbert Hagenau per- TOJ« committee holds three orah will hold "An Orientation Jpadore Grcenberg, Mrs. Michael" formed the double ring candle- .main fund-raising projects each Of Deborah" on. Monday-evening Sharron and Mrs. Milton Mosko- light ceremony at 5 p.m. in St. 'y^«r. A fall luncheon and rash- at 8:30 at the home of Mrs. Mur- -witr.i—also Mrs. Jules I-evlne, Paul's- -Evangelical- Lutheran lon show, '• Christmas appeal ray Elman',"B83~Wlnchestcr ave.,1 president; and Mrs. Harold Gelt- Church, Elizabeth. A reception letter, • and a- isreclal project Union. zcller, Mrs. Warren Cohen, Mrs. followed at the- Washington •ponsbred by each town in,.the Mrs. Alvin Picker, vice-presi- Leonard Kaufman and Mrs. Al- House, Plainfield. tprlng. dent of "membership, has an vin Picker, vice-presidents. The bride was escorted by nounced that- the—membership Park Union will make its an- her father,-Mrs—Rebert-Btnzcl- The Children's Service Com- of St. Benning, Ga,, served *s- mlHet^wblch wad organized in commltteo will serve as the eve-BUaHrlp to Deborah HospltaWn- ning's host. A large turnout.of Browns Mills Wednesday at 9:30 matron of honor. Bridal attend- 1934 to support the work of ants Included Mrs. Salvatore ta- the Family and Children's Socl- new members is expected.: a.m. Friends and members of ~*~NBw~members will bo inform- Deborah are invited to~join. The vaglione of Cranford, Mrs. RobJ •ty in the county, raiies funds' erl farmer of^BrSllAlr, Md. Miss —to-Buppori-lts foster home pro- ed on the many .activities of t group will meet on the corner of Hugenot ave. and Salem rd., Un- Janls Reutcr, niece of the brlder fram, to support the services local chapter of Deborah, served.as a junior bridesmaid. jiveiTty the society .to unmar- Participating in the orientation ion, Luncheon will be served at' announces a new ried parents, to couples interest- the hospital. There will be ho James Kapner pf Milton, "Fla. ed'in adoption and to children charge. served-as-best man for his bro- In need of a permanent home CHRISTMAS GIFTS Additional information for ther. Ushers wore Salvatore La- through "adoption; transportation nnd reservations vagllone of Cranford, Thomas AND HOW TO SHOP Coggins of Roselle Park and The -group consisting of .84 may be~obtaincd by calling Mrs. Picker at MU 6-0537. - Robert J. HeUter, nephew of the SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE — active— members, .from Union SESSIONS SLATED bride, • , County has raised more than .$12,000 for the society this past "Shopping For Christmas1' Will Mrs. Kapner, who wasgrad-" year • through-'its fund-raising be ,the tpoic of two . Extension 3RANDEIS WOMEN uated from Jonathan Dayton events. Service meetings on Mondays, Regional High School, Spring- a phone calj will bring a qualified TO BE HOSTESSES field and Berkeley Secretarial Nov. 8 and 15, at 1:15 p.m. Jn School, East Orange, also attend- the "Home" Economics auditori- AT FALL MIETING MRS. JfORG HOFFMANN ed—Union Junior College^ in consultant to your^home! um, 7 Bridge »t., Elizabeth. Cranford. She-is employed as a .How to select gifts to please^ Mrs. •WlUliim Gutman Bnd HILDA ROEMPGKE, secretary in the Chemical De- women will be discussed "at the Mrs." Herbert Scidel of the partment of the Gulf Oil Corp., -Our famous custom slipcover*, drup first session oh Monday. Getting -Mountainslde-Wostflold area and JORGHiiEEMANN Sprlngficiar^ -" the right gift lor men will be Mrs. Irving Lesser and Mrs. and Teupholstery from our own service" Abo Schwartz of the _ U.nion- Her husbandran' alumnus of covered at the second session on ARE NEWLY-WEDS y.n!P!l-^High School, served Nov. 15. SpfihBflcld area'will beamonK workshops are aVailable^te-you for lei- the hostesses for the annual fall "Miss- Hilda E. Roempcke, aboard the USS Farragut In the Mrs.. Carolyn )?. Yuknus mooting~and -luncheon- of the. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wll Navy's U.S. ' Guided Missile surely shopping in.your own home . . . County Home economist, 'will Union County Chapter National Ham Roempcke'of-Stecher-ave.,- Shll,_Va, H« 1E ..along with qualified decorating advice. conduct both meetings. Mrs Women's committee of Brandels Unlon,_was married Saturday t& Yuknus. has announced that the University,. Nov, 16 at Pqd- •Jorg Hoffmann of Hillside, son The H&B eonsultanv will bring magnifi- meeting_ls_open_to homemakers eflous Restaurant. Watchung. of Mrs. Margaret Hoffmann of Lee In Fall Semester cent samples, will measure and estimate who want to know how to be a Dr. Poter Woll, associate pro- Pforzheim, Germany. better Christmas shoppor. fessor of politics at Brandels Robert M.- Lee, son of-Mrs. . . .no oblieatioa, of course. University,-will speak on "Am^ The Rev. Heinz Kugler ol- Margafetr-Reilly-of 1332 Am- crlcan Politics: Old Myths and flciated at the ceremony .In .St. 1 heret ave.,-Unlon,-and-a-gradu- • Cuttom Slip Coven New Realities.' His current booki Mark's Eyaogolical . Lutheran ate oi Union High School, is en- SPECIAL "American - Government, Read- Church, 'Elizabeth.'' A reception rolled in the fall quarter at the • Custom DrapsriM "Smashing ings and Casos"~wni be on dls-_followed at. the Friar Tuck Inn (Milwaukee School of Engineer- play at the luncheon, - In Cedar Grove. SHAMPOO lngv A total of 1,404 students Custom Rcupholsttry SALE Mrs. Martin S.' Lifer, presi- Miss Evelyn Rcutlinger of Un- ha,ve enrolled-for-the fall quart- dent of the Union County Chap- ion served as. maid "ot~Honor. er at MSOE, Including 655 who call .V. on ter has announced that the Miss Marlls pifers of Whippany enroUed-for-tiie-first-trmi theme oi & SET Tuxedos stitutcrof thc"Gqoatcr-Ncw-York-*- Reiner HgfftrMWn of DRexel 9-4300 Ne^r Jersey Region of the Bran- helm, Germany, nerved—a«—his Vice-chairman Post Pure White dels University National Wom- brother's best man.' Ushers—were ONLY Jackets an's committee on JJov.-22-wlll be, "Can-Man Control His Dos-Hans "Blessing and Walter-Dueriy Uk^.MarshaU,H.N,Iof botlTof Unlmf. Union was elected as- second WIGS CLEANED t at the New York Hilton Hotel. Following a Carrlbean honey- vice-chairman -of—ths -Nursing "AND STXXED moon, the couple will Services Admlnistrat6TT"Seclion iHT of the Now-Jersey Slate Nursest Association at the 63rd Annual Kawameeh-Group"— Coaventfon held Friday at the HOUSE OF BEXUTT - LOUIS WEINER Meets For Debate Aids Junior Prom Robert Treat Hotel, Newark, It WEA* INC was announced by Sara~M. Er- M»T Morri* Ave., Union Center The debating' club of Kawa- —Miss Gair Zwigard, daughter rlckson,^ex«ouUve director of MU 4-3824 MU 7S*n — rhoiw — MU 7-S480 meeh Junior' High School, di- of Mr; and Mrs. FjranclsZwlgajd. ihe_sssoclatlon. . . _ _ *• *»»tUtmtat Xnwny ~— """!»» KuyVMDnl Av«., Union rected by Morris Ball, met re- of 976 Mocssnor. ave., Is helping W«ki T6 ari^nge. ttte N6V. 13" Junior of whether or not the United Prom j-at Saint "Mary-of-thW Nations should have more power. Woods-College in Indiana. Miss The pro team, which won over- Zwigard, -who Is majoring In whelmingly, consisted of- Sue; eleniBntary-educatlonnheadidlhe ChernUs and Defbra MaporanoT lounge arrangements committee Their opponents 'wore Donna for-lii« prom. ,a,nd Edward h At Engineman School GetslEngraved Note • OROTON, CONN. — Fireman FFom White House . Kenneth D. DUgmore, USCG, son of-Mr. and Mrs.' J.C. Berry ,of Lillian Hayea, 11, a leventh 501 ttuquesne. ter.. Union,_N.J., grade student at Burnet Junior 1» attending: Engineman School High School Union, received an at Coast Guard Training Center, engraved note Jtrom President .Groton, Conn. During—trwrtfls: Johnson last week thanking her week course, he Viflll study the for a letter she sent hlnVJJtHile operation, repair ' and mainten- he was in the hospital. - ' ance of internal. _cpmbustidrl LIUtan, is the-"daughter of Mr. diesel, and gasoline engines, - as and Mrs. Marshall Hayes Jr., of well as refrigeration a,nd alr- 51 Hunt ave., .Union. condlfloning equipment. EVERY SCOTCH PINE TREE : GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS _ —--tsd-w* r^ Nwrr-h-ukkxt-d. *"• N.«»« Fisher. Flexibility: Reg.»24.W See OOT other trees h> '400.00 Push button <4ntertalnmmt I • ni your,fingertips. p»h«rsixe Moldt pine from 31 • 15', •'* Press otie button and the Fisher* b«como« *e Oyet 50 trees to choose from- world's finest FM-Storoo-Mtlltlplex System. Press an- Each tree is made up of Individ-; other, and you have »up«rb "AM" rocepllon. Many 'ualKum-Apart Branches, Easy to. ML K. * W. *f. i CliUM • UU IN W,«, a. Fisher coiwales have push buttons «c* everylhlnfl- > COOP SHOES FOR BOYS AND OinLS< records, tape, AM, FM, ew/an Mono and slereo, And • assemble or take apart .... U you prelar audio controls with eysn more aophlatt- branches have 3% inch Vinyl catloti, Fisher has a model with a paltn-slze vrireles* needles... Flame-prdoK Easy to romota control - for tunlnOi volurna and power o«- . off. Thoro Is no other Ilka It. store. Can be used with regular . In convonlence, perlormanoe, and oporallnfl ease, lights or Italian strings, complete '- nothlrto compares wllh a Flshai* Radlo-Phonoarapti. Soa and hoar The Fisher* at our sound »«lona. with sturdy metal stand. Una footwear tor the «it)r» family where you got porsonnlliscd EVERYTHING FOR THE TREE Utttn* by . . , ' . : Cranford: 100 North Av«. 276-0483 Manny Frlednum and Ken Kedvanley WbtHleld: 1/ElhiSt. 232-0483 Optn •vanlntfi by 1030 Stuyvesant Avenue, Union Center All mavehantllw (did with mln- PHONE 376-4500 Imgm 1 ytor tuomnU* on all MUrdotk &-S4B0 • Op«n Friday & Monday Night, to 9 pori. bnd labor. 252 Mountain Ave,, Springfield, N. J- "•'• , ' WI INVWl YOU* CHAItOI ACCOUNT . . ' OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO S P.M. i •!•,. : >'••. •', \ I 18 * Thundcy, November 4, 196$ * SPRINGFIELD LEADER, Springfield, N. J. i -gniinnn hot oven (425' to 450" t.) OT B'noT B'rith Women until soft. Remove from oven, i _= iitumiititiiiitniiikiu Set, Tea Tips /or cut In halves' lengthwise,, p scoop out inside,. Maip," add The-.-Woei|iuhJc Chapter of butt(«T«lt#n YOUR HOHC! oord/eordlM* lUunlllllninpittiiiniltiinilllllilllllliiillililliiiliillilliliiiiilliiiilllliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiii 1 9x13 KUOl^*10.75 bear Arriy: •• Sandwiche s (shuddorTT: dripping Our daughter (16) has dated erh' l JUU TEIORONICI i_a-couple of yr Ku 1 ".>• • Hat«hHV-ln'fjiyotpi._WQrk».with or without a who Is a graduate of high_EchbDl. * Sh6 thinks she likes him, would yeaTnmtohertirHhir . . cord. DaUohabla Power Console. Dial any AC volt- —like-hlm-to-oome to the house but truly my nerves won't stand age anywhera, Memory Light. New reciprocal cutter - and also date hlrn. It now when ! see her children The trouble l»! he had" beetr ready-for action In niy house. • •••I- --.,- ,,- -T action means lesft vibration. Three, not just two, : Involved In a sex •affalr"dOTtnf Wharam I to do wlthoufhurt- —• Wt!«TH6l» A«**T ; EtSIX COUNTY ; ihlnriai* •havlripTrie^sloMhT oloseil-«haV8«_ever.. the time he_was in grade school, Ing her? I set numb and oan't SOMHlM ^MUNtY —-MWIW . COUNTY Sldeburn trimmer. Tougher-than< irivolvecnn petty thefts and is speak when they are running 'trou mil metalARMOR/SHIELDconstruc- t of a different religion, Mbst of rampant. I don't blame anyone • his teachers have: said he was a but myself for not-Bpoaklng up tion. Complete travel case. problem boy Itt school, ; 1_n_ij;;after 11. years of frlend- I With these things against him, tho wn mne-out, .how Is this situation handled? A NervoUs- Neigh' MOW! l.Do we tell our daughter not to Dear Nefvoust . • 'date him . ..or allow H7 How right you-jirel And-you . ' Do«S a;18 5L«ar-6ld (really kn&W have ne one to blame but your- ' :.*'•" hoWshefeoTs about certain boy»7 : *elr. Tre»» her ehli(Jr«n as your . Troubled Parents. own. 4 ,, atop them, and'scald , Dear Parentu! then_u_rm sure your nelthbor J will teT~Hie messtie, And If i I 5he knows how she ftels mbout she (snU tuned In on your frc "" boys'. ..t..'.-but her feelings M* quenoyT yoti ean learn to~llve to overiee her friendships. The Without her . . and her des- i wreng ones can be .daknaglngr tructive brood. 1 Do not permit her to date this •{ boy unless he hat changed and ~~lpaweiful his present brhivior patterns are aceapUble to you. And don't lake just, anyone'! word for it, find •Ut~*WT_euSeIfr~ _; ______.__ _*•,. • * ' . mm De»r Amy:. . ! " :.'. . start to crizde? Powerful AC-DC motor. Runs •rnoother, • 1 «m-writ hive wnwy requests tfam uranj wonderful people~wantlni; the—same Information. I have- lieenJnformdd that the Y.M.O.A. h»s troups of rlrls whft-wrlte to servleemen situated all over the world. Contact your local \olm__.- ter. , . . \ Good luck, good wrltlnf, an4 SAUTY God Bless you) * • » • LADY REMINGTON' Dear Amy: •'.••• Wedgwood Styled. Peatherllght and feminine.HAVE RAd' HolpI Helpl My • poor housel I'have..• dear friend (?) and Justable roller combs for" gontlo undararm groom* n good neighbor who1 truly, in a. tog, safe leg shaving, ON- • •".•'.•' time of need Is always rondy.to OFF switch. Choice of; LOW - help, but she has: four children who got into everything the min- eolors: Wedgwood Blue, B' •,•'' ute sho hits the front door. The Antique Gold or Venetian. . PflOSOl 3 year old boy starts pounding on the piano, then moves on to Rose, Matching ca?e, my son's $80.00 typewriter and finishes by pulling apart his room. Tho other children wind <% up in.my daughter's room, play- Tha best REMINGTON Shavers urn made-now at ing with and banging everything in there. The mother "hears arid aces nothing of what's going on! We Just finished remodeling JAY'S GIFT SHOP our house; now. furniture (tho best we could afford) plus a now 1049 Springfield Ave., Irvlngton Center rug (after 13 years), but she tlofcsn t stop her youngest chil- dren from coming in with grope \J pop' (horrors!) or peanut butter ~i •x :•' • \ •, I I. ' . • V . . •-(• -jr - Enter M< AUTH0R70 SPEAK ATMARYLAWN'S The QTI Tite. Saler~Co.,"Ht ~UUJ bOM'l 1)11 • .... Itny |«»t- tegibii Auxiliary To Attend PbstJ)ance;. , %*\\ youri with a kw-nil "Atumriae Lee •22, Union, was broken into'last thru CUlllfUd Ad.. Meeting On Tuesday MEETING TONIGHT Thursday, According to- psUtf- 7A joint meeting of the rnoUv 'The Sfema Delta Tau Alum- Unit 35 Juniors Hold Initial Meeting the "building was entered *ipv ers and fathers of students- at someone, .forcing a side, -wlncjjyjy nae League of N?w Jersey will Ujgrylswi! pf_ the_pranBe«__wUl [~—Silversmiths— hold"•"it* next" regular "business ?nrf- Krftaking a pirturn will be held tonight at "8:30 In the Legion Auxiliary, Connecticut crt W'alsh, Mrs. R6b~ert"'Wa"eKer7 were EnceirWarshriUnloi-chair- meeting on Tuesday evening school auditorium. Mrs. William that separate* aTtool...lUBply. Silver Plating 8:15 at the home of Mnsr-Stel* Farms Unit No. 35, Union, will Mrs. Calvin Walck ""and Mrs. man; Lynn Walck, junior vice- Holuh»_j3rogram chairman;. will attend the social event of the Robert Garguilo. •* vhairman;, Laura Wacker, treas- room from an. office. Nothing ctuSobfil 18 Beverly rd., Cedar introduce euest speaker, Miss & Repairing Grove. officers of Post No. 35 at- the Members who~served as hos- urer; Brenda Miltner, sergeant was reported missing. • '"7' Anne Culkln, columnist, lecturer American Legion Memorial tesses at the Official Women's at-arms; and Sue~Elhen Walsh, Tablawora - Flatwar* Featured speakers Will be Mrs. and author. Miss Culkin, who Home tonight, following the post Hospitality Center BtThlTWorra's color-bearer. Other Kenllworth & Hollo war* Nettie Lcfkowltj: of Miami has a nationally-syndicated col- business meeting. Fair received a large certificate members of .tljcgroup are Sarah Beach, Fla., current national umn, 'Talk It Over-'-and-who is The, program will feature a IroniThe New York World's Fair La Costsrand Donna Miltner.: alumnae—chairman: of- Sigma -the author of "Charm' For fjlm, 'Safari" of Africa." Corporallon_ln_apprcciation ..'PI —The-- Juniors- are -planning to- Delta Tau. .Young Women"," will discuss' their volun,teer_services. The of- -Mitond » Auxiliary members attended attend a state-wide "Junior Further Information may be "Personality Development . For the-' Post's annual Halloween ficial recognition was personal- Rail/', Nov, 13 Jit the obtained "By contacting Mrs. Teen-Agers" at the meeting. She dance Saturday evening at the ly signed - by the corporation Legion Hall, Flemlneton. from David Hlrshfeld; 89S Hobson «t., also'_js conducting a charm Legion Hall, it was announced president Robe.rl Moses.. ' FRESCO Union. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. "course •ffils~week_for the stu- by Mrs. Alfred'Stcin, president. Kenllworth residents, who art] The girls also are busy work-, WESTFItLO-CflANPOBO- Silver Company dents. members of the" "auxiliary of counting AND VICINltY TO Mrs. Frederic" C. Rltgcr, Jr., Junior membership oLUnlt 35, ES 1-4600 IAHIY COW coupons for the County.Auxill-' Publicity chalrmtn and Individual* an president of theJMpthers' Club, Sec retcmes To H ea r are—participatin, ... g_ in .^various arychairman who h their lead- Now locotwT Al urj.d to obitrvt ttw frlday d.odllm ol will preside at a brief meeting} projects. Junior activities chair- er, Mrs. Wacker. 100 CHANCtltOH AVI. preceding the program at which Editor, 2 Professors thli nlwipopir far »lh«r thon ipol man, Mrs.- Robert-Wacker.j;e-r MrsrCalvln Walck of Kenil- ~ii«wt. Ihurittay' tt~ »v«n: b»H»r. Indiid* MISS BCSAN KOPP time Sister Mary Cecilia will be A seminar on "Communica- ported,thB.t the Juniors bad their worth, past presiaEnT of Unit ysur naml, oddriu Bnd' phon* presented with a cheeky by Mrs. tions" will too conducted^ by the first meeting of the season re- BETROTHAL TOLD John Insabella, chairman, rep- 35, and current Union County Nailbnal, Secretaries Association cently where nomination and Auxiliary president, conducted r full in'oVmilloh resenting the proceeds of the election of officers took place. OF SUSAN KOPP Union County Chapter, on^fov. the group's first monthly meet- ii Hi-.«ili tUJInttUr, H. i. Oct. 20 luncheon^ 13 at.Union-Junior College in ing recently at the , American Alto tchwli Injoiton, Proxldena : Refreshments will be jorved Cranford. ' -.. ' - . . ind.a>0 P«rK Avi.; Ntw YorlrlOOi; TOW.H. DREYfR- . by Mrs. "Ellis Mcrkl.-htwpitaUty Director To Lecture " Your FURS rcKalrman, and" her committee. Speakers will be Miss Kath- Mr. and Mrs. FredT8>pp Jrr leen Mallon, editor of Ciba Cor- About Latin America of 22 Lancaster-rd.ytMon, have poration remployee publications A program entitled "Land of Th» only Zenith Haorina Aid Daal-r IN UNION ... have a future with... announced tj»e engagement of in Summit; Dr. Philip Shaak,' as- the "Manana" will • be presented their daughter~Susan Joyce, to Company Announces sociate professor at the Rutgers at the Union County Park Com- r Walter F. Dreyer, ton ol Mr. Quarterly Dividend School of Business, and Dr. A. raission.'s Trallslde Nature and New £Hl WOLFF BROTHERS and Mrs, Walter H. Dreyer of> Angus Austen. '"•'•'"" - rScicnce Center, in the Watchung .259 Kawameeh dr., Union. The ' Th« Flaher -Scientific Cmt C*rtoo™«»t Hai'yy Devlin, | Reservation, Mountainside, by We con restyle_you'r out-of-fashlon announcement was made at a pany,_which ha* a major instal- oreaior of "Rags" and Bormeriy Dr. Harold. N. Moldenke, direc- dinner held' recently1 at the lation, at 1070 Lousons rd., Un- on the staff of the Elizabeth tor of Trallslde, on Sunday at fur. into a now InnUng V Mountainside-Ira^ Mountainside. ion, has announced a quarterly Dally Journal,' will entertain' |"S p.m. ' - "." " . •' . dividend of five cents per witti his pictorial anecdotes. Dr. Moldenke' will lecture and Both are alumni of Union share, common stock, payable jacket . . . and the cost Is surpris- High School. Wflss Knpp Is cm- Miss Leonora R. Burnett of rihow slides_oi a. tmiip he made Dec. 10, 1065, to. shareholder* of Westfltld, is seminar chairman In 1048-traveling over™ 21,000 ployed -by. the _Newo Jersey Bell record on Nov. 20, • . rplles in Latin America, visiting ingly low. ' :. • Telephone Co. Business officeja and Mrs. Gertrude Moren of .16 This' is' the'newest addition to Stiles >t., IBllzabeth, is accepting and' botanizing tor Puerto Rico, Union as' aservice repretentX- a continuous (£}-year .dlvident reservations. t)o«Tilnican Republic, Curacao, tiv'e; • ~—~ for the firm, the world'* largest Venezuela,' Trinidad, British rid Uniting Tut •! Toiir. %*mn' o»r.Vrlnt« Tt'tttni; »o«i» . Her dance, 1* •. employed by manufacturer-distributor of. lab- Surinam,- French Gul- —- Frath supply of oil moka hanrlng 'aid- • ' - the office* of the Industrial Wy- oratory apparatus and high- you* w*Nr»tcr and—Ar=. • bottarlai and cords at oil tlmas . . . b mty to i>l«««.~ >h»n»T*»4-Jf00, ood-_Co., Inc,, Union; purtty" chemicals, oik far Ad laVtrjuf'tm ltamaSv m A Spptember_weddlng la plan- Leader To Speak t> glocTI «i»«d llu. S4o»p» " ' Willlan\ T. Rogomj' JT., leadei SUPERMARKET WITH ofr the-Essex Ethical Culture So- oloby, wiE discuss "Inner and Outer Man," 11 ».m. 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"W», th* und»r-- signea students of Hutgerj, thf. State University) Support tlU A FEMININE LOOK current United., BtatM fortlfTi . Display Support policy In Viet Nsm." . Commentary en a recent National Newspaper >At»o - sir bers of tiieTtowafOavlngiCStl L •&:-:•••: jtitutiori'i .18«5 Christmas Club," DAMP LOAD CAPACITY! stated Howard Presideftf John HKTRIC lUNKIT W. Kresi." "" " • r""'.." '•'. "CS5nTn*ht«>d_!Kresl,~*Th|s fln» SEMINOTONoomfort Adjus»«b!« recordJsJndlcative of tha~pop^ 4 AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE lfbLlMlMGlt tilarity of our reward* systemTof paying divjdet»d« on all .com- '?;''• eeldretV pleted club* We will agalh pay Meets all y6ifr*y»ng needs - nor- 'fX-, • - ' of Venetian Rose. mMHoWi fluff dry, Wash 'n wear. a dividendi ln'th* form.of » • ,%K-,r «onusrto'~ill who cohipltt* their '"!*•*;*<"-•••'•- -•'•—....- ' Match, I 16M CWrstmas" Club, ac'couhts," —*-m viioiiiiui ta^ ivicsie VVUWII- SAFETY START FEATURE! tWSKFOBJWB :u*d.. 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The main.Item* oi bus- FOOT PEDAL DOOR OPENER! MODEL ineM for th* expected IKO d«U IMVet ASK FOR efates will ba preparation of a 1134.00 legislative proitrsm tor ISM »nd BEAUTIFUL SILHOUETTE OUR LOW, election of officers for th* efan- STYilHfi lng year. . V«y smart lines, with chrome and LOW PRIOE •tea) back-|>anellng for extra Matching 16 UJ. Washer HW650 ,, Fund^Raising Ball dwabiWy Similar Model Gas Dryer 1L670... The SVmrth Annual Golden Bell Ball which wilt ring In funds for the New Jersey As- sociation for Mental Health Is DON'T WAIT TIL ITS TO0 LATE! scheduled tor Saturday in th* billroom of the Governor.MorrU TELEVISION • J Hotel, MorrUtown. • The affair w4U begin with AND RADIO eocktallt at 7:30 shd dinner at 983 STUYVEiANT AVE. OilK. A formal dsnee will.follow1. NlID A JOI» RuJ «t» H 22 * Thursday, November 4, 1965 * . SPRINGFIELD LEADER, Springfield, N. J. PARENTS TO VIEW Regional;Football Team Faces, Pirate^Jets Chase YOUNG ATHLETES IN GRID PROGRAM Undefeate&Westfield Gridd^s By MVRON MEISEL. Ginter and. Anthony then. t erback-. J. s n by_. J Once-BjexitenBullets bail program wll'l holH iu an- ' Th"c"JonalHBnTJayt6ri~ReEib«Bl laEltedTthTQUgh~foi—nine-and-ia G Tile Bullets suffered their first the. Jets CIHIKC. Di)vid Epstein «i!8l parents' day session Sat- High School football, team was yards Respectively, and Dayton ahead 12-7. 3efe#t .of the season ' Inst week with a 249 series was hieh bowl-. urday from 9 to 11 a.m.-at defeated here last weekend, 25- cjuartcrback' Steve Hartz, work- Three Dayton incomplete pass- in'tne Boys' Thursday Afternoon- er for the Raiders. Mrlsel Field, It was announced 13, by Cranford High School and] ing.. w!th.__Olntci-,_ brought: :the e^-gave-Cfanfo»'d-the~baU again-- Bowling League but still man- The final match of the day paw 'Ms week by the Township •will ~face7'lBe^; topT'teaTrf of "the Bulldoggs another first down on on its 20-yard line. After* ham- aged to retain a slim onc-£ame. the .Rockets-'.lop .-the winleis Re=re;tiion Department,-which Watchung; Conference, Wostfield the Cougar 266. mering out i first dbwn,'rti-46-- lead in league play."" The boys Hurricanes twice. Marc Hol- sponsor the proTecfT^ High School (5-0), at home this Anthony, takinakng handoff yard penalty against Dayton ad- bowj every Thursday afternoon lander wilh a 240 ' sw'ics, and Parents wiil have an" oppor- Saturday. Dayion is now1-4-1. .rom Hartz, theth n fforced hls«way vanced the visitors to the Day- at 'the Springfield Bowl The -Stevc-Jiards—witlk-a - .Bcr.ics.' of tunity-to photograph the young The Crajvfgrd gamo-latt week- io the 2-yafcnihirwhere-Qinter fon:4+.. A Eudden long past-to league is sponsored by the .225 paced the-.'-ltockofc—to—this, I—Btid'mfn in actlou. Coaches .will end was unusual in the amount hopped around the .left end -for Dctering far downfield was good Epringficld Recreation Depart- pair of victories. Stuart Lieb- explain toe procedures., and - of scoring. Both teams moved i touchdowji: Ginter also scored for 27 yards. Now on the Bulldog eskind. at 221 and Bill Harlem techniques applied Eac-h- the- ball considerably. Dayton _Jie extra point which placed 18, Nordstrom hit -UieT~Cougar basically a running of- Dayton in the lead, 7-8. left end in the end zone to widen. The Atoms tripped the BulleU at 215 wero lop men for .the week's pi-ogram consists .of an 1 1 . by'Lia mere four pins in the Hurricanes. . ..'hoin- of instruction in football fense, rclying-especlolly on the' Cranford Rebounds Cranford's- lead, to 19- fi7:K filciOte "anid fundamentals;—is speed of left halfback Dan Gin- iecond of two games Inst week to ©avid Epstein continues "to But Ihe Cougars s'prangTftck. In the.j»ecpQdJialf, ;ti>e. P»ytoh i wall n<; Mv-lwitf r,< nr»iilaH-piny, tor, Whn Mn«.nJ » tnt.,1 r,t nl. their own 3^-they offense picked up^ -From the puce all the league's bowlers'. This yea.|;'« footbaJl clinic has most 100 yards-in-pcrsqnal rush- wero scT~BacK When Bulldog -|-Dayt ind.Ajl y Ted Hosenkrantz with a 251 sei-'David's season average is 133. les • paced the Atoms to .their been under way-Jorv-the..pasL ing yardage. ackle Al Lobbalo caught Nord- forced thplr way uptotHff.Cran- UIIMH Olclui^.—Bon LaivAvith a- •Tk>l>wk-Shliwllcr_at_J32 !andJDan- six weeks. —- - decisive factor, in the strom behind" the line*ot_ scrim- [jord 35.'Harte-thcn threwifkihprt 217 series was also-effective for ny Weiss with 131' ore second however," according to mage for'a loss of several yards." pass to end Glenn Colefpf nine and third 'respectively and' have Again.a.pass, saved Cranford. yards,,.a play •.which'?jH>arked this Atoms.. Robert Shindlor led head coach Herb Palmer; "was : the Bullets-pncoagain~rollln(! ,-eut—into—Epstein^ league leaiTT j—the-breakdown of our pass de- End Mark Delering of Cranford Dayton" greatly. ,ffX"~i^"'-'' 246 series. Bernre—Pearl:Irmnrpfred Gold with an average-of fense." Cranford produced an received, on the far right side for Frpm the Cougar aaejJVlfback.,,. 45 yards to .ihe-Daytpn-247 Nord- Hall HansesH n movedd' up'' 1% yards • •With a 232 series helped the 120 Is fourth in.tHc-lcaKjie",'while amazingly accurate acrial'-game, 1 piling up over 200-yards in.pass-. strom carried the ball orjjiis own" on another short pass. ; Anthony Bullets.to one victory. r ,Ioe) Millmart Is fifth"with a 118 Will Endjeason for 10 yards, TTialfback took the closed the remaining yards, :dlg- •The Pirates kept pace with ihe average. The remaining five "Otherwise, the Dayton- team pigskin seven more, and a quar- glng through the Cranford' line- league-leading Bullets bfcy splll- bowlers Inlihc inp' 10wt; Mickey continued the balance that-had for the touchdown^'" ", -^ ' ing-;• ."pair—of games with the Harmon,T»Iarc Hollander.^Mnrk been displayed against Scotch The action generally seesawed high-scoring. Bombers. Steve Beikowlt2._Ev_8n.Washerman and In Hillside Visit • Plains. Wo arc really moving the until late in the game. With Benson and Doug freeman paced Todd Hcrmari. . The—Jonathan Dayton Region- . ball, and bur; bloc.kingjs_cpnsld- Dayton having slightly stranger . the.Pirates, while.Evan Wassqr- erably tighter. Our line on de- Black Hawks 6-0 play. Then frpm-the, Dayton -42, tnari with a 261 series was high al High School soccer squad , — SPEEDER FJNED • wlU_ visit Hillside—High School fense has been exceptional." ranford was penallzed_15 yaids _ for the Bombers. _ ' " —Bulldog linemen Tom Martin Nordstrom instantly ^recovered" The Jets moved Into a second- ,Davld Maycrclk, 20, oLUnlon, this Tuesday for it« final game of the soccer season. The Day- and_Greg -Baskih led the-de- Jnioys^Bowlijng; heaving a 57-yard' bomb' to his. place tie by toppling tho high was fined $25 for speeding by fensive play,- and tackle Ernie Tight end for the final touch- flying Raiders in two games. Magistrate Mast Shc?miin~Mon- ton-hooters., emerged with two iHnet:.threw'-many key blocks. down, glvingjCranford the gams', Danny^Weiss_wlih-ia_Yery_hlgh. day in-.-iSpringfjold -JOTHicipal losses this past week,' against Long Drive 25-13c 679 (Series was top bowler for Court. He had driven 44 mircS" Cranford High School, 2,1, last Dayton dominated the play Rangers Second^ ' The game against WestfieH per hour in a 25-rnilo zone on Friday, and -WesWieW—High The BJack Hawks continue as .the wining Jots. Mickey Harmon 1 throughout the first quarter, 1 will be the most difficult of-tH* also helped ShunpikB-nJ: . School-on Monday ,- 2-0. ~r^-.—: driving the lone undefeated team in the season," said Palmer 'There JB Luln the game against Cranford, footbail. Keeping possession of Recreation Department's Boys' no doubt.'that to defeat them, Dayton kept control of.the ball the- ball for most of tho quarter, Friday Afternoon Bowling will take eyerything that Daytcj the"majorlty of the time but was r their League. AfteAt r ih1he d^ot unable.to score consistently.: three weeks' of competitive play know v. hat-will happen, but - The single Dayton goal was The drlve_bcgan wlih_ari-11- the .Hawks .stand aloije with a 8 game is cci tain to be good' scored by Bob-Klzclevlch 6 " dash through the left guard and "0 record, followed by the Cfd D ShoftHills assist from Derrol Brooks.—Tl defense' was sparked by Larry down. — ._. . . Lastr-wock, the BlacTc "Hawks First .Downs Bildishmnd_-Blll Murphy. Mur- Three consecutiVB_Jksla_Iol: paced by Gary NelfoKl's 274 ser-Rushing .-•-.I phy was responsible for y its rolled uvai U>e_ Clriefa Passlng eopttonal- save late in the game 'plowed through for nine yards, sweep a" twicHgamp series.—Istt. fcranford scored, out of o .„ _^ and SJater with a 238 effort for twoTotal yardage Ginter took handoffs for 10 morel-games was also efltecWvo for Uie 800 MORRIS TPKE., 376-2543, SHORT HIUS tangle early in-the first quarter, l! Penalties ' and again on an excellent shot ' • Glritcr sprinted 12 ' -" w'-t-w~.._-Mjj.>- inn Jnterceptlo'ns by its.Inside right-, Gballe"How=+ ^CKaSIaKCTrleT end Kenny -pearlmwtter s Score ia Dayton fumble ended 200 series paced the losinli g fine game. .£p* —- the drive and Xho- quartor. • Chiefs, The"" contest 'JSM Wcstfield It was the' second quarter The Rangers'continued their was marked__by__ spJrHed ex" which was the crucial point in •high-scoring 1ast_week as they Distaff Bqwlers [•changes of the bailtHroughDut the game. On the Cranford 19- trounced the~Bruins io two the game. Mike Heinke, Kiiele- yard line, the Cougar left'half- «ames. Mitch WolH wiled e sea- "EeSdrng lady In the Temple-_ STEVE HARTZ U the quIfTerWk and field »ener»l Iback ran for eight yards to begin son high serles..of 322 pi vlch, Murphy and Jordan Den- Jon»tli»n Dayton Regional Hlth School football Beth Ahav Ststeihood BoWluig ner "all^-played we!!; -but-eould ^—__ thp dranford-aduance.. Oru.tho winners. Wolft's series was tholeague "last week at Hy-3}fay rioitt down,.light hBlfback Jim W'ghestoj', the year iui'.»M Ihe l"Bowl was Audrey Cole, with Ciub Sets J? Carts • Putters^ ftiot—match-the strength of the Baker broke' loose .around the Hearcatilon Bowllnig' Leagues. Westficld line; OJ75-4?9 The Adlcr team leads _ ^ _ soccer' team now 4ght for a big"galh' of 33 yards. Scott Prusslng with a 255 series with a record of 15-3, followed, 1 ..••• Wfedgres •••• Wood-Govers—=— Upsets Jam League " v on the Dayton 40,.Cougar was also effective for the Ran-by the'Popper and Upton- ^lf1f3ra3xcellcntFrecatd -thew«rt'er-iiv-gonoal, their rrha hnve been faster. I doubt If we 3,400 Ideal residents^ ^^^ enn beat them." ^ SEE AND DRIVE THE When asked about tho Day $ : (on team's chances In the Wat received nearly 525,000,00 " ; " Chung conference meet, the nex event alter HlUslde .and fltta 1966 : race 6f tho season,' TaBliont in Christmas Club cheeks:, . are . 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Klepchlck of Linden,„. ^liuiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiluuiiimiuiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiniiniHiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiniiniiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiin^ EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1,1966 1^Wl[ ^eWprldd Of SOute r SpacSeJ J 1 ;'\ tW. I" .—'• From. the-Sperry Memorial-Observatory \,r-"T'","v, • Union Junior College, Cranford ' r "••• . Amateur Astronomers, Inc. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiinniiini"!!? X ~S~"telescopB:3iflth- an objective • iAmiteur Astronomers, Ino. mirror or lens at' least 3y~llme3 •ervatlon of the surface features- .mirror existing today (the 2 -,W the planet Mars have been inch reflector on Mt. Palomar) U ~ionsiderably^ijampered~"by~ther -thiie same-type of image-record- great distance of Mars and byihg_.techniques" were used as 4 the blurring effect ot the Earth's were used aboard Mariner IV. furbulent atmosphere. The great ' The flight of Mariner IV was distance requires that . large Indeed a historic success. After a telescopes-with high magnllica-- -flight of S25 million miles re- _tlon-be,used,_tB -in*He.-iUslble or qiilring 22B'days to completeTthe "resolve".; small surface details. llttle.spacocraft.Sailed pasTMars, "However, one finds . that the very close to the planned tra- shimmering distortion and blur- jwtory, and snapped 2l p ring .caused by atmospheric Thq_flrsttwo frames reloased turbulence-are also greatly mag- showed^-some--dark-, and^bright iilfted along_wlth-the-taiage._ot- •jhe. planet. ' of Mars. The coordinates re- at Mars under these leased by-JetrPropuMon Labor- NEW ^HI-RATE" NEW "HI-RATE" atpries^-in—Pajadenai-Gallf.r- "seen" and drawn «.network of the center ot the frames and the linear' features —covering the most recent reliable map,of Man INVESTMENt REGULAR Tjihole globe ot Mars.'These lln- on-hand suggests that the bright Stereo FREE FREE PARKING Tape postage paid HARMONIA for customers both System envelopes for at Union Square and ... -Saving-By-Mail at Morrli Avenue L 129. _____ Phone ELizgbeth 2-2326 ,P«rf«ot playmate for any ht-fl system; Now, add Sony 4-tradt stereo tape recording and playback for less than the price of a • 1 UNION SQUARE good record player, complete witW low profile wdnut grain bate. y S46 MORRIS AVE. County laHyelt" Member Nderal Deposit; Insurance Corporatlo, •a Cranfordt 100 North Uhldn Av#. 276-04$) W«s)fl«lc)t 1 7Elm St. 192-0483 ,M m«t "Th« flniil In tUtordlns anil Pldybotli i I •'•) i. * Thunday, Novembd'r 4, T965 NOW THW Soviet Conductor Polish Arts Club 'StopTfce WMlsSetTadpeti NOV. 4th thn To Be In Newark ~AfPaperWl PlayKouseTuesday "NOy.*28th I Ktlitttondrashrmvill-conduet WfOffer Opera! _ -!!SU>p the World, !_ Want to * formances'on New Year's Eve. ^GARDNER Ibe MoscOWTPfiilhafrnoiilcIn "Its , Mrs. Stanley-JaworskJ of" 575 Get Off,"" "tKe~teslle*'BflctBi*e-1 "How*to SUeeeed ^n-Busine single toncert Dec, 2 at Sym- Golf ter., Union, Is distributing Anthony Newley musical that Wlthout Really Trying," prize- *4 phony Hall in • Newark, (the tickets" locally' for a concert ran for 18 months on-Broadway, winning iiuilcal, starring Len version of the opera, "Ha!ka,"~t(T opens at the Paper Mill. Play- Goch man ondWillard Water- Mosque Theater,) Soloists in this Thud.. Ihrtf SUM, • MOVIES • RESTAURANTS Moe Septee presentation will be be sponsored on Sunday, Nov. house Millburn for a two-week man, will conclude a six-week run this Sunday. and other amusements I ihe husband-and-wite team of 21 by 'the Women's Club of run, beginning Tuesday. |^alma_JB5hneyskay^,__Bolahol Maplewood~and the Polish Arts •Kenneth Nelson • and Joan GPfNkThonceriwll ... ±HMD*YOWtlUN« 1 Eastman, who replaced,A&tEony 1 CALL CL 6 1455 FM MStRVtIIONS Op©ra~'s6prano, and the noted All ilftini 6lh*r thcin ipot RIWI, lub be at the "women * club. (, SPECIAL CWJP Mm TrcttlBt~Msti5lBV-Ho5tropovlch. Monluszko's opera tells of a Newley and Anna Quayle.ln the mlrl«d 'to 'this n*WBpop*r, thould b* In original production and in. a Beatles At Castle ^WoSan'/Af Ormont;- Kondrashln was "born in 1914 Polish girl;. who Jpigakes_ her our offic* by Friday to liuur* p'ubllco- RI ?!• CCDJkfl CROVI. N I e childhood sweetheart for the subsequent national tour, will tlon In th* n*xt luui. ?. . ~ . pcress File' Next tc a musical Moscowfamily-his in the production. The The Castle Theater, Irvlngton, mother' and' father-were viollnlsti- love of a noble and Is then re- Center, currently is screening 'The Married Woinan," French jected. Armen Boyajlan of Pater- entire :«ast has been -associated >b adult Him, opened yesterday and viollst, respectively, in the ' -*Helpl starring the Beatles in fiolshol-JTheater lorcriestra. - L fc£*v;:;£:._ . son-will-narrate—',. .„— with ^OUf HOMEMADI. PHI A«I A DEIIOHT TO (AT AS.Hi.n7 Jool REMIN6T0N* Ar-By*-l**lnH, UHIOH, *•:.*•: W«J. <»r On».D«y only ldtlno««W *- \WaiHlald r«rk|n» an CramUat B.r, Launira; Vfrata tKrtl.fl-' Opaa Wm Dl. (Oppoilt. IcK. Uk. Crk) 11-lOtIO ».M, 1.1 'III II MlJnlllit Ant W««rlh>r>»" »»> urd lansla. Enargy oalli raohuoa M»l Ohn. Gn«d«" AD 1-S1M •' - *nwn any AO ourrant Rum qulal.r. T*r*a, hot turn, ahtvlng kaida-mwl* Wtir CHIITWJI AT «OUtl M, UNION, H. J. IhlnnW for olotait ahaval av.r. W* or* how lotat.d r>\\i< . Alr-i.ndlHon.)! CoildaU'lounga t T.l.vliloi N.w Addrau J ' Wdahuln Irlmm.r. Ad|u«t»bl« rollar ' fln.lt In Italian Foodi ooitibi,ToUj,li ARMOR/SHIELD WALTON'S UNION WALTON'S UNIQUE ATMOSPHERI Dining ROOM cloi.d Monday Iva. AND HOSPITALITY PREVAILS Castle Theatre Italian t Amarlian' Culilna luilnattmant' tunchaona, Mon, thru* %ti 1115 Clinton Av.., Irvlnnotn (Formally «f »4S «ar«an St., Nawark) fl a.m. l» 1 p.m. Dining roam Tuai,, thl v la». It p.m. to 1 *«. Sun, 1 p.m. till 13 p.m. TAPROOM WafaalUr* . . . . : .'• GET OUR 1S1 Fabyan Haca, Nawark • . . . .•••.•• II MV> MORRIS AVENUI . SUPERB SANDWICH*) WA 3-4441 AND LUNCHEON SPECIAL! M..I tfia 'moil DallHhrfully Aeroit' from Town Hall) NOWPIAYINO pur 'SSth'Ya'ur .. ,' . , UNION, N. J. - MU MS9S e/*/» Danfl.roui. OlrlL, In th« Worldl j Thara'a only ONI • ' "Wa MUM la Dojna Jom.tnlng Mahi" POWERFUL " The Beatles in * ''THE SECRET . ^ Vaad r*od arid >• frl.'ndly AtitiolorHr. REMINGTON 66' OIF MY KLESS' J' ' U Our Builnaifr HSTAURANT • DINH :Thraa-nottwo-lhlnna ,•' -SHAVEr rntda Ri . "HELP" SUCCESS" or Opt* 14 Hourr'lv.ry "bdy^af tha Wa*k hfl»di lortha.oloVAit aliitvai av«r. At llmwaod ft' *prln«IUU Av.t • Ampl. rarkln* fotlllll.. a Country Dining 348 outtlno adaei und 756 whiihtr .loll. how tkraa b^aaullhil glrli lov* — AI«J — ; 1 Smoothar gliding action. Mighty AC-DC for fun and murdar for arofttl i . . ,M T/ motor. Sldtfburivtrlmmar. Aifyuitibta gollar oombi; ON-OFF Jwllcli. BOB HOPE In Shlrl.y Jonat Stalla Havana ITA1IAN CUISIrM . ;' Hindioma Irtvul tin Honor Blackmun JanuM Hooth Tha Hnatf r*»d ablalnabla Anywhafa In, Matroco.tor iurop.nn > Amatlcan Culilna ,••,•, "I'LL TAKE ' HM housing,' imtadlnK-shlpplnihppirf p dmi "tot r »:n»w=:ilUt»ll)UUotw t -repair your, iur-cow-nowT-an.-.iow tory • prices.—HaOryi ,'tnllr.ra^ from" TffI linn MWI*"" ' it Equal opportunity gmploy«r) iiBjItiii, renaln^r.riidrltik eo>t a«xiulilini.!.Utl(ll| "1 '• Trrowlnr-:m(iui»oturer. uWel — i?S* ^FA'SSOC Bubmlt resume or apply In person: infanUJnlp-hap sett. garaga txtcntlons, repairs ., tt 1 service, ssouable Rates .-eAJMTJUo » DEOORATINO2 STERLING" PLASTICS CO. BS S-MIS .r ES-t>t>09 elentrlb operators a vadlo«-oontrols, ' ~ Attending: MODEL MAKER Instruction — Schools STEVENS OVERHEAD DOOR CO. Quality ««rk~at r«sionsblo nrlcea.1 . Sheffield Bt, '. • Mounts SINOER DEWINO MACHINE CH 1-0749 Free estlm.ntes, Insured'. ,6,- Must UBED ELECTRIC. 130. ' Lacalle Palming, 241-406o |.,-.• Or Night School be Journeyman tool h die Art Initfjuctlon- : w« need lust a few more "O'Am:' to maker. Will worlt from - drawluus, WOMEN • >,. • : CALL ANY Tim. - ' ' ' '• '. .'• , • V T/#. fill oils. ouJusr t waitress etatf. We need sketches, and 'verbal Instructions. Fab- MCDICAl , kKCtl'TIONlBTl stata sp- HO 4-»51i3, ••«-. J/3/14 Gutters & Ladders people to work 'evenings, during the ricating prototypes for product • en-' proved hnine study course: plaeemtnt . ABV INSTRUCTION week, and weekends. Also a diy wait- Bench Assemble gineering .group. ' ' service. Kmtern^career Schools,.?. O, Day or eve. Call B. Brown, APARTMENT VACANT? Rent tt F-A-! W • SOFT DRINK MACHINE «i«, and • couple of wteksi ' Box 733, Morrlstown N, J.i ^JJ SL 3-5084, day or «ve. with a low-cost clo..lfl»d, Call 686-770 Pmmancnt poiltloni .available . for • " ' HOLDS 3 CASU) , 4S7 Rahway ave., Elisabeth. J/12/1IJ S* F REPAIR — ALUMINUM OtoTTERB . slays, "• . •' : 'qualified ' ApiillcanU,/. Liberal mnnloyt'o "40 hour week, II paid holidays, Blue Installed -880 v" loot. Wood' cleaned, befora Vou forgell • .. ' S ' . If you Have.'been • thinking about dross, I>lUD shield,- tu iiehslon pro pim,. OOOD CONDITION—1<0 - 374-3674 coated,'sealed 3Oo per foot, root repairs benefits. Apply for rtitorvlnw, B-1.1 AM., H Training bl Physloians tor Physlelani >tn>lyln> to u> (or a position, (SOME a-4 n,M, '. ' • • I • •" >j Physloians te . ' . V/ll/4 135.00 BL '3.2433—3B8-3P74. B/U/ll BKOW . V . t« APPLY" ! .' Apply In piirnon at: • Asphalt - Driveway* V J. WISS «. SONS,' CO. MEDTCAt STOVE Vin'U aoTiBsr.nn;.. it* ood * OOOD, INCOME ..BUCHANAN '.' Asst., aaorittyiu; Lab' A X-«ay TeehJ, OERTiriED SERVICE COMPANY NOTICE TO ,••„ e tioNqUNIAIi CO-WOIlKKHa Uttleton Ave.. J . Newark, • N.J.- bay it Evening classes, Co-ed. •ondltlan. Radiator, • units. aSPHALT driveways, parkin's lots built. Pitintingf Contractors you do not need ex|>«rlines. - . / . • V/U/4ELECTRMlAL PRODUCTS CORP. Write or. Phonn for Pree eatalog U ' , Call 687-0898^ All work done with powal rollsr. Alt JOB APPLICANTS . We ostl train you, JVll/4 kinds; of mason work. James UMorgese. 1085 riofel live. , Union, N, J. ' EAHTKRK • IS Paine ava., Irv. SS 3-3033. . T-P Aluminum Specialists 1 tlERK • (An Enual bpiiortunlty Employer) SCHOOL VOR "PHYSICIANS' AIDES Ls.de...- GullM« * Blorm Windows TlilK uowipupor doei not kauwlm.l ''-•• SIP & SUP DRIVE-IN to CllthoAVS., N.Y. 3, Oil 4-3330 USED fOROliD HOT Mil VURNAOEI '- i -*' , .76-H04 Hooopt Help Wantpd ^dt. from' em- Por large wholesale office, v/ll/4 In NT 3, phone MO 6-1137 00,060 BTU Input, 73,000 OUtBUt. p. 'PASOALI * A. J. emmr* Harris Ave. Springfield . . . ' . t O/11/35 nloyon novorert by thu VtAv taboi 97Vu hour week, employee lisnoflts, orr/t New. heavy duty motor, aood working Water Proofing, And Melon Worlu atanUimlH Act. wiloh fcpplini. td? V/lt/4 UAXtEH WARKIIOUHE CORP. Newsboys Wanted order. Phone 378-4671 after S P.M. Asphalt Driveways employment' In ihtftmUtb comttiorcoj! 63S Hallway Ave. - MU 7-1800 - UNION • . ' , • B/ll/4 ' 963 Ray Ave., Onion Improvernenhi tr thoy otttv lean tlun tha louaP K 11/11 IRVINGTON - VAILSBURG MKN AND WOMKN C*U UC 6-U07 or UD S-4US minimum waff" of |1.3B Uit hour* o Carrier1 salesmen are wanted by your MOTEL MANAOKItS, men-womtn- WALL OVEN, 34 Inch, excaltrnt condi- 1 , rjr/13/H oMTlEtEfE IMPKOVEMENI ••» .1 I • • ... 'V *' •:.•(' V '* Thursday, November, 4,1965- BUSINESS' DIRECTORY BOJLDIN-r • HOMES FOR SALE ; HOME IMBROKEMENT1 Will Sponsor APARTMENTS REALESTATE ol Ham* ieUto* _ ylce prerident of the -Painting & Paperhanglng • ; Knowledge" will b* held at theBuild'ers Association, i : yiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiinniniiiiiiiiHilliuiuiiiiiilHli: Coronef, Irvington, next Tnes=rf^rd-Sendelsky, former'•> prsstdent" —* HUNTINa 4 TDECORATING day, Wednesday -and Thursday. at the RariUra Valley Home- ^THOMAS •-(!:" WRIGHT The New Jersey. Home Builders builders Association, «'.7l»t«rtoT. - Exterior * Paperhanglng •Association-end -Owens-Corning Among ttettsTloms Horns nwrchsndifj Top Quality Workmanship Fiberglas Corp. are co-sponsors JM "Wright1.1 it T_« "Wright" Price ing experts on the psael «rtt • Ct- "Wrlghf Now UU 7-3U1 •„' Newsbriels of. the seminars which will be Lewis D. BrouneU, of BrouneU tut S. TT— SeUme.u*. held fromjaO-to-lli30-s.:«i.,-tt _. . / __j. ""T/T Siiiiiiiiiauiiniiir iiniiuiuiuiiiiiiil & Kramer, realtors of Unioiy 'Was~~ahnounced this week. fttttl Plastld. - Ino.i—sup" James Lynch, Hovanian Brother* , ^••- "FRANK DELLBR .. pliem—tjT"Topi>erw«re_ home" Experts in building, sales, and sates manager; James O'Brien,' • ' " Painting Inside And Out finance will give ihe assernlffled marketing' vice president of .,.., NO 6-7774 -,-U_lon.-V..J. BWtlueU *ffin New~J*r»«y, liu brokers, builders and real estate Goodwin Industries, Moores- Tjg_ taiaiXisB.. B.B.B, 0/12/23 leased the former Adler Home Hart on Et. 22, Mountainside, salesmen first hand tips on sales tovm, and William, Steinfeld, "'1PAINTING * DECORATING for nit u a warehouse and contacts, mistakes in selling, head home counselor" of U. S. ',;,-.:: Prea BstlmaW—— Insured Home and Development, Corp^it 7 U distribution, center. Traiuae- telephone technique, and the "Udn waaJietollated by the J. best use of the salesman's time, Freehold. , • v:..r.:... L Kislak Ortanliatlon, New- according_lo Philip J. Solondz of | • PAtVTM- * DECOBATINU Financial aspects o< llnt Work and Free El ark realtors. ". Roselle Park, president—of the Interior & Kxterlor Homebullders Association, ing Industry will be , ,..'.«. M. BONIFACIO CU 6-18SO . |hv_A. J. Bertone. Kislak Morfa. '•y... ~ d/13/2 The 4{Hh Annual Canventtom gp gage Co., Newark; David • Ing-'. ' •• ,\»AINTIN_ WITH DUTCH BOY of the New Jersey Assodaittan of ing builders will be FraniriJ'Br- rams, executive vioe president' • •-•-family home - siso. 1 - S250. ReaH Estate Boarde will be held inella, president of Farinella j_> W50.; PIM estimates, frit minor of Larson-Mortgage-Co., Unloiy at the Iiraymare Hotel, Construction Co., Irvlngton; wo»ln,\Jully Insured.' WA 6-2973. and iBichard D. Wurfel, mortv; -,..,. Nv --. • J/12/2J Oty, Dec. 1-4. Over' 2,300 'nal- Aaron Kanion, project engineer gage supervisor .for Carteret' tors and salesmen ane expected of Hovanian Brothers, English- "-^EXCELLED"" FaoUffles include conference for busfauM men. Wll- to attend, Savings and Loan Association, - PAINTING town; Robert S. Rochelle, first 11am A JBoyle >. it the -_f-the firm* Henry 3. . • ' .233-6041,. INBIOWN MOTOR LODGE <»» ^ Clarke It the n_u_cer. Carton 8. 8tallard/^>resl-r Houses for Sale HbUsM for Sal* Ellzftfielh, is newest luxury motel in Union County -Cat off thth e Jersey*-flllort«_iJt e ,,J,'- BEAD M-IB Business Opportunities Co. of Elisabeth, has been a»- UNION - r. Saterlor * Interior. N»»t dean, ex- Apartment to Rant Apartments to Rent pert-work. 234 CbhneqtlcutrRd.; Union. polniea to-ths-Botnl nf-Trm- _fio«-3787. __\ J/ll/25 VINOTON—Avsllsbls 3 room'apt., all tees of ihe Research and Edn- - ELIZABETH 3V, room ««rden »pU- TAVERN FOR SALE RIKERHItL JUST LISTED.-_ utilities lurnlihed: refined middle at* Tavern with living ejua'rters- national Trust Fund of the _ elle-t « room split Lml, Lot~ ' - Un iu, central »lr conditioning »nd couple, ftrafft available, Sections 4 & 5 :Piano Tuning B»rklnr. Call Supt. _. country road, grossing S33.00O Mortfat- Bankers Association _s> SOJUM. msny-wtrM, .•- M 3-BBB7 Now Open Adjacent CALL NOW TO SB, a89«9»0-or 373-8591 ;— B/1V4 Same owner 18 yean. *of' America. •PIANOS TONED —; REPAIRED - . • • •' to New Riker Hill School : O. -GOSCINSKI — ES K-4816- LlZABIiTHClinton - Plaea, 3 rooms. IEV1NGTON—65 Hesdley Ter., 314 rooms PRICE $25,000 DITRt access to Ut, Pleasant are, n.P. McMahon - 2nd floor, all utllltlei furnished, oft —heat and hot water. Adulta. (99.00. CALL <301> 463-7878 Hanry A. Sohuman, of (Rt 10) with Its many shopping canters 1MB Morris ave., Realtor. MTJ g-3__- ' :r_.r, ,•.- a/ia/23 ft and . commuting facilities; new elemen- Open.dally Sto ». Sunday S to 6. •treat barklQE. B0; imall kitchen. See Supt. or Call DR 6-1929 CENTRAL AGENCY LTD. ton, has-been etacjte_""president XL 1-Q11B tary school adjacent to Ihe property, UNION • ... .••;•• PIANOS •••••• •• .;;: :;:;;;;; -v/n/« Opposite Howell Lanes of tfie newly lormed-JforBi. JBT- DIRECTIONS: Prom Newark or the '• —> TONED _ D, 8. Hlghwsy 9, freehold sey Oh_ipitei-/-N__ioin_ll Associa- Orange suburbs taka Bt. 10 (Ut; 2 FAMILY •— _-_£PAI|UU>- 1KVINOTON-4 Vooms, sun parlor, boat Open fronts... AH, t- • »•• Pleasanr ave,) west to Llvlngeton elrels:., '• I. POTMAN B/ll/4 tion oi Independent Atxatiaen. Proceed half around circle to Beaufort aorgtous S family In Immaculati «o_- "FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP —*< hot water supplied; »110 per month. dttlon, only 13 years old sHuaUd on Xmmedtata ooeupsbcy.. ' 4 « . ave. Right turn on Beaufort avt. and (NEW BRUNSWICK CO-OP) proceed * short distanos to models" onlov_»—oomsr lot, „ 115x50, bsahtlfuUy fe 5-7410 . Farm t Country Homes — landscapad. 4V4 rooms en Ut floor, s_s . :H*NO TUNING & REPAIRING tiVE I.1KE A KINO . ft/ll/4 Mrs. Bertha Models of 361 right. —" Heal Estate Is the most Bales Agent: BU-non Realty, Bura- V/t rooms on 3od, fuU-bftSMnsnt,^-! ear : x zmoNiK • ». • • IN PINE DROVE MANOR Mllltown-rd., Springfield, has mlt, Sunday, 12 noon to dark. Uodel gangs,- fine residential area. Broker. important Investment you - IBVINOTON - •'" "_ : ; j,.4.i . DR 6-301- been -selecte- by IToneywell, Phone" CR"3-l600.-Model- open dally AUTORINO REALTY CO. ~_ will ever maki, ud de- Onrgeoui countryi-oO-niln. from N.Y^ and 89J-603J. U/4 ;-•. _••' • • v/11/4 35'to Newark!' Lame, lovely 3 bdrms, or —Discount Rentals »,.. Inc.. for their conromer edu- 111] Morris Are. Onion, M. f. serves the mosKiearchlnt 2 hdrtniu *t>lua dlulnn room apta.t t&oo cation progTam In the electron- -»A »_*•-./*_>rv(r._i ADTC ulately kept..modem kltcheh with wan MtSBANIO- - Heating Bcruiiny before yon ^uy. lUtlfl4040 lo alr-deaneg-fleld^tfcnne^ p«' mohlhl' '80% ' tax1 deduotlblol —Seek~tn«r4ervio«»-ofNui"ex- PAKKGROVI. AfliS. oi'n and table top range. cenUred on home service advisor for Pnb- 1 KXTHABI $14,900 -Union-'N-Vicinity I • -'- BON - LIVE WITH. XHAT___irr- 1 pert In the field.. \ SlBEastorn-Parkwayf-IrvlngtoinooJioo corner lotrv-T no caih down, llo Servloe Electric* Gas Co. —1UNION • CAL- HXBBE-T. TRI-PLE- ' y ; p LOW LOVl Consult one of the rt»l .70 PHl-UPO ROAD 201-CH 9-64S0 ' , • • PHA S32S di and faculty' member at Mont- UounUln propwty "-.Imoit 507 InRanch—" J bdrms.. BUI , SU.500 ..• • 'ffambln. A healing, Jobbing, altera- |: or OL—IAN MTO, CORP., N.V.O. Wy Bungalow—4 bdrms., Onion . •J1.900 --, 'tfonl _• contracting. 34 hr. phone serv- eitate specialists ll»ted"be\— EfficiencWhy noy t andBee; 1-Bedroowhat wme offeAptsr. ] bedroom tCipe Cod with attached olalr State Colleie, Mrs. Modell depth, ft toom homt. hot iraUr b>*t. ;i^?W Onion AT,, try, lea 3-0660. T-F FRHE==Bon't Delay, Come modem kitchen, «pmn_lo_r atuo, Bungalow W/PooL Union low- for the dream hotue-ofX F't Dl C 2 car garage, tile bath, large eat-lh will work throug-h the New_ 1 Family—3 bdrms., Union .. 19,000-*-—, '•'^ kitchen, VET no cash-down,-PHA S360 patlo^JTmiM nlmoil 1370, , • , epiit _.Ta-»ww_sr»pr_is7; '•• ... ' LEO _——, your oholoe^-^oii'U-rfcelve - Out Today. • down, - s Jersey office of Honerwell fa roomi for rent, will UU—Apt. 4, 316 Eastern Parkway '• — PLUMBING _ IIEATIN- personal, careful attention FULL-EBICE S11.9M Union.. .••""" ~J—— Z I alterations —'Repairs — Job! o»> It electrla on your "Apartment! Open 10 A.M.-9 TM. LOW LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS and a wide variety of llat- ——~ • • •, . - —+ $25,500 • r martin hochadel ^ -yrompt service. Call MO 8-1330. - PHONE: 871-1797 SUBJECT TO APPROVAL Illl UerrU an, C-to- MU S-lj^."' lnw. . 14-4683 ._:-- I' ' - . 11/4" POB APPOINTMENT PLEASE CALL Bridgewat*rOoIonlaL»laltsoMesslw_. THRUM---SON Over 700 w_J~ _3ta_LJ*roV»rs (Mazt to Union High Bchool) ' - -f— B/ll/i Bus-ess Brokers,, BssItoM, Insorors^ PLUMBING * HEATINO . If you're plannlnf to »11 and s_usuii_n fjrom union i_5fageT!P»neiled ^irty" room,^_ I HEATING ODB BPECIALT- your home, the speelalUU GTO^ n«« modern room apt., ES' 1-6849 mmtaxoir -THE CORRIGAN AGENCY ty and stteTOa___ag-_rc_r—- one baths! dty w»t« ahd sewers. Taxes listed-below have hundreds all utllltleV 'RUpplted. BuilneH or about MM. ' ' •-••--; • V/12/9 middle aged coUple. Days eall 378-7081; OPEN FOR INSPECTION HOWELL TOWNSHIP real of prospective buyers ready Svn., 378-2660. \ 5^l'< One and ^ bedrooms; air conditioned; Opes Dally 10-7; B«t, * _ gas supplied; reasonable rent; best locloca estate" peoi_<> biythe-apea — «t- tion, 633 MyeAve. Open for Inspectioction. n ' " " ' ' " semtaar at Clark W. t-oOii-bury to Union Spines Pree parUn«. MA 3-7047, FBEEHOLb * VICINITV the •Wast_r>atan~HoUB« In-Nortti' OVERLOOKINO BEAU _IAL KSTATK -••_» -RADIO - PHONO NEED A JOB7Tl.uorThi»-He!p-WonW IRVINQTON—6 rooms, 2nd floor, garage, COUNTRY HOME or Sfell BROOK PARK TEKWB CO0RT8 P—_nfl«l_, the seminar w_s oom- SS MAPI— STREET, 6OME_VI__E, "J. * STOBE AIB CONDITIONERS-column on tha Clattlns- Paga.'-Y-u!M heat and hot"wwt*iHneh)ded, modern 1 BATES - RALES *" SEEVtCE—I kitchen; 37S-B197 or 763-6741. _ by ___s 'Bdern RyQ, .nortiod 7_2r?J7J: FOREST Hit qy < -canoN~_n)sio co. — BI >-4SIIS probably And Tan amploysr who can R/10/2B tovely tree shadehad aresas, , ttator yy fyus-ness conm_t_nlt, under__the liome In excellent condition, every room WHITE UH your tsrvlcas. If nol, phon* VOUR. I llt diti e p of Jersey Enjoy Our Ked Csniet Service WANTED - - • :- TERRACE panelled except the kitchen, 3 bedrooms EMPLOYMENT — •" •" (not-large), living room, dining room, | Company. B/lI/^ "BBOTr AUraclWi B« rooms7^tI - . GARDEN APTS. heat.- -Adults -preferred, Mear all trans- IV, baths, large 3 oar- garage, near BAHWA* tramportatton. A lot of property, lor MSWUSTINOI •• portatlon. Quiet neighborhood. 37M9M.- •13,900. HOUSM for Sate R—t Eorai for iha :: STUDIO APTS. _»15,B00 W —""homi-HBTTHr'j Tilo Work & Repairing — LEWINGER AGENCY -or_-MO-_o*»-- i 000 Cl laviNOION—4 rooms, 1st floor; «70. BUZABBTB .. At a prlc* Ilka this—It will aeU supply own coal at«am heat. Call c Ranch Cap* qulcklyl 3 bedrooms, 1 family, with »tlEll: BPECTAUZINO In Ceramic tile work, Vurnlshed. It Desired. modern kitchen, full dining. roonvoU' comploto . JoKC^toCUruialri. 'r«e l-BEDRAKTAPTS. - \ • BS TWISTS All Brick heat and fenced yard, eto. Homes «ltlmates. -___ OJHDO.'. •'- UPPER BUIORA (Bub. to mtg. appr.) HAKKY ORAMOKd —JM-2042 .^_ ,\~-T- ' ;• —tint/* CAU, NOW TO 8B, • "•• - -T • V/ll/11 $95-_$110 Ample Pro parking In rear. CSNTBALLT AtS-CONQITION-O MBWAJUC_ B0WNTO»W B/ll/4 4 BedroanuL=;'Dtn '•-. i r CRANFORD HAIL nc*Jw »«n 2-BEDRM. APTS. Porraal Dlnlng-Room* :"~, ':~ NURSING HOME \_ J-.:: TraerConr 8-FAMILY COLONIAL PLUS- Beautiful home with many extras, Uust be Mtml XL. 4-—2S '(fe'tf UKCOLN PARK, t. CUANPOrlD 600 Rahway ate. * „ ' HO-1100 ' ' 2 FAMILY, ON 3 ACRE LOT Call now_for_ an appointment TEEES TEIMMED » tltVF.D. P1HK- STUDIO TO J BlnJROOM APTS. •: .ti'ttjit Comfort.XompanldnBhlp Unlimited WOOD ALSO BOLD: BATIBPACTION GUARANTEED. RKASONADLE RATES. Featurinreaturlng'alg all l hneew torformicam - sink tops, Call 241-8031,, bet. 6:30 ti 7:30, Of/U/10 Prlgtdalre refrigerators and new lan R«l BSUU Since IMS yVorlnanco' Park Section ~ Only $-»_0-*-down;i Excaptiphal dry_B »__SB0LO VIOINIM CLEAN AS A \VHISTLE .i4-^»r»a£TB^;Ww-l-a----g; OOHEDIAT- OCCOTANOT ^Altractlvs—__ bedroom -horns, -rllvlng " ' VUnhan ~e_—-tsau D-OORAT-D 1NSI0- _ OUT Acoordlng to reaF estate experts, the fall; i shopping.- 3TS-S133. ASKINO »17^0_____ «K*rThe«n_rt buyerfTT«rTnvBst6irT"7^b_yj GTthe rail, YOUo-a-SAVE Uy Investigate KJNlpM—« room apt., Townley ssotlon: K]utnffS^& Gals, Renftrji ktc NOW! Enjoy your own seashore home for vacation pleasure or year 'round llvinr ... Immediate occupancy; hut supplied, Wdnted Sis at, oiaorge Avs., Roeelle • CH B-«»3T ^SL.... ORANFOBD—Wels Strtet, TJllOO, suit-' w B/ll/4 B/10/3S APPRAISALB- able for larga ranoh, sewers and all • or retirement. All oKy (Conveniences -- water, gnu, shopping, sohools, and churches. MU 8-2162 UtUltles, principals, onlr • ~>..l • ! CtOSE TO CREOEB AVE., ONION. UAPLEWOOD SPRINdriELD—B room-pltt. Mtisnilon attlo, brlelc front and masonry, In , CAtL _•," WRITE BOX 1S3, DNtON I.KADKH, 13»1 TRY THESE ON FOR BAYFRONT, LflGOON or WOODED LOTS . SP-)Nan_LD--o room apartment, Hut B-njyv_aANT AVE., tnnoN. n/11/4 low atfs. - ' : • supplied. Avallabls Kov, 1st. Ideal SIGHS III ivsi or yio-sest Your choice of hdmesitaii for business ooupls- or ntwlyweds. Call «r Htxnas. • ' tt/11/4 HOUSM tor SaU COLONIAL-TOP AREA Offlns For CLINTON SCHOOL, 8paol6us grounds, LD ill available. Only $550 down UNION—VauxhtU _ Valley; St. New 3(4 BOxlBO, large living room with' wood luxury air conditioned apartmentn. OBANrOBD • , burning fireplace, sun parlor, large YOU'LL LOVE • " .DCs- srAC_,rOB, MNT',,• : U> Available.Kov. 1st. .Rent Silt. Open Convehllonal S Sfoiy Home dining room with adjoining screened THIS CHARMING COLONIAL WELL -OOAT-O IN UMDEN , j i for Inipectlon. Bo a-931S. - B/U/1I patio, lovely knotty pine kitchen and. 'In excellent condition, this 3'bedvoom 7 ROOMS•••> breakfast nook, 3 large bedrooms and Beversl imsll, stparate toomi:ln offlos* ..__ VAILBBUBO—IS Po» Av«,, homr offers many extra teatures. New suits, clerical oocupaney only,. Prasanl t ylr»pli«e, «un room, 3 bMroorai, large bath) < oil steam heat, 3-oar de- gas furnace Insures low heating Qoite,. tenant wouia be wUUng to shUeTrs-; HARBOR i^oma, heaf supplied. :.. fine area riear school.' . . tached gtragei MUST BE BEEN TO BHflreplacs, Hi baths, delightful modern eeptlonlit-derk. nswonabls rent.,".' . ' ES 5-0818 APPRECIATED; recommend M»;»00. kltohtn with aatlng area, pretty level 1 Write: Box 101.. L_d«n] lisrtor,, I ai Silver Bay " SHAHEEN '.REALTY • VETS NO DOWN PAYU_N.I NOM- lot with trees. Low taxes and eaiy to Linden. N. J. Stats us* taUnd>J|. • IWALTOlV-INStniOB VETB 13,100 DOW«IV flnaues. ' Dlrsdlonii rVom OmJsn Slot. Parkway Bxlr *t, South on Kout. M9 fa la Morth ave., -., Cranford. BR S-IMO. BE- IT TODAYI . •BVINOTpN—XM UjrUe Ave., !»>«,• . Ancliorugt Drlvs, Yomi River, . • Curnlihed Rooms For R«nt ! . v B/U/4 GEORGIA McMULLEN Jordan Bads, Inc. R_ALTOR •ultable for barbtr ihop, beauty shop" Toms Diver • Dl 0-3649 Newark • MA 3-04(10 Brick Town •- TW v>7900 o-ANi-onu and 'excellent 'for office, flood business „ R-A-TOR 41 Mountain'dvs./Spefl-. dUtrlct. $60. Call'avts. * all i«y: . _M M m m m m m m m m m m. m m VNION-Nlcely furnished room, for rent, »1» Ollnton kve., Hewark, BI a-nino. next to.'bathroom. Prlvata^ntrsnee, S-P-R-E-A-D O-U-T DH 1-0300 Wednetday. l«3-4e«J., .'..H/M/4". rLEONE HOMKS, LAND DIVISION OF aentlemtn only. Mnjoy relaxed family living' In thli B/ll/4 B/ll/4 OLEN ROCK LUN0JER „ SUPPLY CO., INC. L i .Call UXI 8-B348 1st floor panelled family room (1BX1S), MOUNTAINSIDE M/ll/4 convenient to kitchen for those TV "VMMTT AttEA. Moving t Rt, 849 __Mi..JUvw. N. J . snacks, Your larga living roam 13x31 • Cozy _ Roqm Ranch with colphts.1 fireplace, will always be Vor lmmtdlattdlat* oooUBancy, LLarge no Reiltlentlal > CoMmxelal - Induitrlal r. Oentlemen; ready "fen: company. This sparVkllng 30 m nd fl filterefilte d BwImmlngPool make Acreage s-o* A HOVdO eiperl«nos (qr Buslneu Opportunities year old 3 bedroom solonlal Is Just this well wortorth DAVID K. STHATTON, Mealier rlenosd ittQvars .; , t . . ' I am lnt*rc»lWI hi Imvlnj; nvor« Inforrnatlon about ae_- short walk to Roosevelt and OVangs m ^pringlltld avs., Berkel«y Heights rDALY - SON-. . . agsDte Avenue Junior High School. 4B4-1 00 toy areyhound Van Unis. ln_ > sliore homcsltca at special fall prices." 0-ANPOBD CROSS COUNTY REALTY . _S 3-1MS , atocery and meat market. In well THE- DEACON AGENCY R-ALTORD , NAME established area, where there la HO Realtor — Insuror U4 MsunUIn A»e,, MountalaslAt. COMPETITION. Owner anxious to sell North Ave., w. oranfsrd due' to Illness. ' S7S-IMW1 AD 3-5400 NIU> A JOM.SM- *« Half) W«» Sdl^s, Rentals, Appraisals ADDRESS TOP OH-NTBL- __. ,. . B/ll/4 »«HOH H .1 th. el«siln.el«siln.ool h M YY»» DON'T PUT OPP OALLIKO*^ NEWABK—8 family, old, 3-3% pre-.br/ *i«d •« 4-|.loy.l » Who UH US. •ABB. A. SOHUHAN . . • C.T- •'..... G. G. NUNN ' BR 6-8110 Realtor .' ; HUMUM, AtTINtlONI Ml your ••rv room apts,, and B-ltfc room »Pts." your esrvtui. H ».»,.«•• your «u«.IHI<-- Bales—ln»ur-hoe—-Appraliili S REALTOR- — INSOROI— Pries W.ooo. Will trade lot 1or 3 llsns In •« amploymsnl wonted -J. Juit 1B1 NORTH AVK. _., " ' ORANPORD, |<«rt« I»,000 local f-mllUs with a low-pour &e,m!ly house, Heldilk Realtors. Springfield Ays., In, . s_ 3-436*. 8/11/4 I wi Wonr Ad. Call M6-7T0O, now. a/11/4 rail Mo-T7M and wk far Ad-Tokef. ..' • •„ o/u/wj • ' tt I'. I L •) \ •7 t. ' SvdiHer* frepariy Legdl Notices IIIIIIHIIIItUIIIIIIIIIIHHHtltllliinilllllllllllllllllllllulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllJ •* Thurtday, November' 4, 1965 * TAKK NOVICE Hut the un.trrslgn.cl Legal Notice == will apply to 111* Union County Court, yf ,4 $12,500' . . usr wines at—the Court Home, tll/allelh, — Kew DEATH NOTICES STATE or NEW JEUEY '^WHIN YOU SEE, 111. .Imry, on the 10th day a( De iit, 35, Krank, »f Vallsburgr _. : •Tath'f of Mrs.-Willlsmi — culpepei'', LV«^loirmerry' -of ... _ .. ... of PauULyssy-anttMUfc BYnu—on q«vr-al, MaroU-^jf—IM _Kllsabeth-»arnovlch; aHo-eurvlved -by - I^orafiit., " " »YRNE»»Orl TOfltral^TUsTtlUU," rf-SOl 3 grandchildren. Funeral from **JUs>sb- Klmuf st,, Linden. ' .,— — erl* it Martl-I Wnme for Funerals,** CASAI.INO—raullnt, of 118 Orsnl-es,, D71 otlntort'ave.. Irvlngton, thencs to il*; the Holy Trinity Slovak Lutiieran OIIRISTIANflEN—On Oct. 38. Frederick 1 . churoh, Avon ave, • and 8. 14th St., Secwidiy, Qiilf Solar Heat* drives dowrfheat- Jr., of 101B Sanford, ave., irvlngton. for only 14c Per Word 1 Newark. Interment in Hollywood Me- OOQtlLAN—On Oot. 37, John B,, ef II Ing cost* because It * scrubbed clean wHti hy- ' T"'" morial Park. Washington ave., Irvlngton. FIVB (U) Worda Of Averaw Length Will Fit On One Lltf*. Voi MAI.OVHY—joumh A., on Sunday, Oot. COX—On Oot. 37, aeorge Luther, of drogen to burn hotter—cleaner and more conv 31, IOCS, age SO years, of tma Arbor Ilarnegat, formerly of Union Town- 'Reachinsr 85,000 Families Each.Week i» Union, Irvington, Lane, Union, belovrd husband of ship. pletely. It goes further, yet costs no more. ' Merlan (nse alnleyl; devoted father of CUNNINCIHAM—On Oct. 30, Frank P., Vailsbtu-fir, Sprinfifield, Mountainside, Linden, KeniJworth,- Mn. Paul A. curcln Jr., Miss Ann V. of 340 Bandford avs., Vallsburg. Get more put of your heating dollar* by call- Malnney and' Mrs. Thoiuas. R. Zartnkor: Roselle and Roaelle Park. /• • DKVINIE—on Nov. i, Margaret II.,.of. 1 brother of Francis, "W. Malonev; also 33 Soycr'.tt., Vallsburg. Extra JUBIB Word* Allow Two (t) ,Spjices. (Be Sure To dount ing u*todayl- ' . survived by '3 grandchildren.. Funeral toOrUCHY-On Oct. 37,. Mary M, of from "Haeberle It Rarth Colonial 71A X. lucond avt., Roiellt. ' . Name, Addrtt and Phone Number ind nrlnt exaetly a» you want Home," lino r*in* ave; corner Vaux UOKNtLLY—On-Oot, 30, M.anor, form- Ad to App»av.) Wgur* Your Colt by Multiplying th* NumbeJr 0' Hall rd.. Unlnn,:Mhence. to SI. Ml. 1 erly of Irvlngton. Words By Ud. Minimum Charge—$2.80 (20 Averag* Word*), A, BAC chae! . ,chtireh, tfnlin, for. a Solemn EHRMANN—On Oct. 37, Caroline, sf 7S TT|Q\I Ma*, of ftenlilem, Interment In j. Wshmo a.ve.. Bprlngfleld'. • ..••• • • . 4-Please Print-or Wrl't* Clearly — ' Oele of TTenvrn^ Cemetery. WHEN—On Oct. 38, Leon, of Ml Acad- Suburban Publishing Corp,, 1291 Stuyvenant Ave;, Union, .N. J.j Furnace and MY1.I.KR—Katherlne (nee Brum>. for- emy st., Llndsn. inerlr Schadt. on Tuesday, Oct. an, sXHRinar— ow Oet. 31,' Joseph J., »l Pleato insert, the following Classified Ad on tha data (s) shown: Burner Plans inr.«. ated f4 years, of' ".LJlst st., 37 Rarltan rd., Linden, Irvinnton. wife of the late fiwnrccft KNOWN!!—OW Oct. 31, Hettlt •„ of Available 1 Miller; -devoted mother of Wward 121 Park pi., Irvlngton. Miller, Oeorge KfY.t^: Mrs. Alfred ITAULKB — On Oct. 20, Oraot C, of (1) (J) (i) (5) Grudslnskl, and Mrs. Alexander KCu- Scotch Plains, formerly of Union. hetln: beloved sister of decrKfl Rrnmi FINN—On Nov. t, Margartt, of Valls- We Keeir^Your Tank THEY COST NO MORE AT MIDAS! also survived by IK Hrandrtilldren, Fu- liurg. . ' • neral service ttt "Haehrrle it Rarth VRASKK—On Oct. 39, Margiret, of Wast L Filled On Our 1 • (8) j Guarantees In writing,' every muffler, Home for Funerals," *VTT Clinton ave :. Palm Beach, formerly of Roselle. *(t) (0) (10) 'IT Irvlnnlon. Interment Irt. Kvergreen «AlRs|-on Oot, 31, John E,, formtrly Derree Day Bails for »v«ry make, model, year. Tliey'fe Gtiar- cemetery. of.Vallsburg. "' '" •"* for »* long as you own your car. NOVAK—Maude lei, formerly Beahm. on OKUAL— Oil Oct. 29, Leonora' tseldof, of Thursday, Oct. JB, 1MII: of HI Mar- 00 llaldwln nl., Union. (11) &0r-PW tHJM*# IN YOUR POWER. SEE ,sl\sll nt.. Irvlnnton, beloved wife of HORM)—On* Out... 28, Jacob J., of II ' oa> (10 Uft) •Via Our EASY-PAY — Even Payment — BUDGET PLAN*-? *O NEAREST MIDAS DEALER NOW. Jnhn Kovak: devoUsT mother fit Mrs. Marshall St., Irvlngton. • F.velyn Kuhlek, Harold. Wobijrl' and JKLUNER— on Out. D, Adolph, formtrly Serviiif Union it Es»#jr. Couwtles for 38 Years '• iSTUYVESANT AVE.. MV 8-M84 Norman Bsshmi sNter of .ttalnh . • • • ' { Hmner. Mrs.-.*sther Moon and. W11- 1H WUM N. VBIOM Center. ll«m Wouier; alsn survived by « Branrl- (16) (17) (18) . (19) (40) 1 1 . (tHlly 8-8, 1SI4NI. A Frl. to 8 P.M.) r ' """ Funiral service at "Ifseberle KINGSTON FALK • -.-II. »„„,., »nr vuneral.." ,(171 Hollywood Florist atLJCZABETtf—g ens—in»iuuie wan announcedj.thls week by REGISTERED 6:30 p.m., Ohapol Choir rohoar-" sal; 8 p.m., Sunday Night Group WAGONS at the'home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L0W When You Join Our best recipe for folks Walter Austin, 216 Second st,, Fanwood, and 8 • p.m.,, Sunday CHEVELLE CHRISTMAS newly moved to NlgKt Group' at thonhome of ,Mr. and Mrs. L«wl9 ftowman, 130 MILEAGE OLUB MOUNTAINSIDE ; Maroellus di1., Westflold. - C»RVAIR - limit a( 3 (•air par Family SPRINGFIELD Monday —-,- 0:30 a.m., Prayer Equipment Includes such extras as ' . Whlb Tt'.y Uttl Group; 1 p-m'., Every member, CARS air cona., p.s., p.h., auto. wind. Take orife phone call (or toiipon b«low), canvass callers " dinners;- ,7:15 sdd hostess with baskets of jifts and p^m., IBoy Scouts, Troop 71, and information about thi city, stir in genu- 8 p.m., Race delations Qommittee WnPay 1 ine hospitality, and you'll have a gen- ol the W^Uield Council of erous and delightful welcome. Just Churches. INTEREST phone . Tuesday,, Baptist Home ' Ba- zaar, Newark'. 12 noon, Mid- On All Manhattan businessmen's lunch- eon; 7:30 p;m., Commitment Completed Clubs Club; 8 p.m., Leadership edu- &gon cation course; B p.ni, Board of trustees;-fl p.m., Board of Christ- LOW, LOW ian education; 8. p.m., Choral Art Kllnu- '' '" Bprln«H»W— Mr«, null! WooiiiltH—313-G374 rnONt , In UounHlniliio—Mri. franoii SlmUcrois—AD 3-01M Soeloty; 8 p.m.. Decent literature ^ FIRST STATE BANK OF Committee, and 8:J5 p.m., Board NlV IUII* of Deacons. WELCOME NEWCOMERS! Wednesday—9:30 a.m., Study & Uii this coupon to 1st w know yAu'rt her* • ' ' Group; 3 p.m., Girl Scouts, Troop 223, and 7 p.m., Evory member 'MAUP " ' '"• '•.... '^..'" . '• " canvass callers dlnnors. AnHRf« .'.,...' ' ' •' • ' ' AUTHOKIZIB . CHIVIOUtt, tHIVIUI, COKVM*, CWiVt H, MAIN .OFFICE—Morris Avenue at Burke Parkway COkVint CHIVY ftUCKS «nd OK USID CA« DUUK M« UNION, THE MISSION OF ' HIGHWAY BRANCH TOWNtKY BRANCH «nV • •• •-''•' • > - IfBINOMHD .»J KUWWOdtM ',; Route 24 at . Morris' AvenUe at ' • Please have the Welcome Wagon Hostess call on W» THE PROPHETS Monroe Street . Potter Avenue • . • I would Ilkt to subscribe to this newspaper of G-od'-MM been to train th* souls of humanity and free MORRIS & COMMERCE ME. • I already subscribe to this newspaper' , • U«mb«r O»|wi|t iruurtnet th It, i ) • " \