A New Tower and a New Chief for County Parks Cop Gets His Badge, Bandage L

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VOL, 10 NO. y, Second List! Postage MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1968 ublllliftd Iflili Ihuriiia, iiy 1 rumor P u t< ! I 1 ll! II y C O 111 . Sut.it. 15 Cents Per Copy Paid 81 Maufiloiniid., N.J. } NO- P,,l,,,i.fU-. k'ndl, Mn,i,,ln!.H..ic, N.J. O?O'JJ ',', TfOfl, A new tower and a new chief for county parks Cop gets his badge, bandage L. i I Me ml i, wisi j dii ilui i'ltrulm in Wil li mi Mdci nt the Mount un HIL Polite I3e piiiniLiu will nut soun fuijjei. It bi_j, in i- i il iv of jilidiiL"! wnh his, i cin^l iti mtiit IF i pin nlrn in in the Mount iinîdL di_p irtnicnt. s nl> io turn into a day of •- ldnt, •", WIILII j frt i> icticknt landed him m the luispir il \iLnitliiif tu Ins Wife, the 2d->eir uld pilinlman wjn di lllinj; a hull, in hi IUIHL it d Mn inc ive., I anwoud, to m-i ill an air Lundiutincr, The drill slipped, pier^td hie left 1L^ juiji ibu%c the i nee, brukt iff ind rc- m lined embcddi d In hib flesh, Mrs, Aldi-r ud that thi. bi oken pan w f- û deeply em bixidtd chit jll thai could bi_ setn wj a hulc it the puint ot entry. \ldtr wjr taken lo Muhlenburg Hospital. Plainfitld by the Fanwood Resi_ue Squjd, and pi i_lirninar> i_fforiE tti rumove the drill were unsuLLfEs'iful On Tuesday, Di. George H. Martb a Flainfield urthepedit burgeon, re nitived ihi- imbfcdded particle b> surgery. The puiLnt'L cnnditinn was lifted as good Aider, tht= father of two sm 11 bn>s, dj=,ed ilneL and-une-ond one-half,joinedtht Mountain- side Ptihwe Dtpartment on July 1, lQhft. In Jul> of this year, he resigned to join the N.J. A VIEW OF Peckhan's observation tower, THE SECOND OBSERVATION tower in the bt tt Pulice Howeve , rtpurtedly unhappy which was located in the Prospect area of Watchung Reservation was built by the with his new job, he applied for and was the Watchung Reservation when the Union Civilian Conservation Corps in the late pranced reins raiement m the local police dt- County Park Commission acquired the prop- 193Q*s and served many visitors to this partment. erty in 1925. area until Nov. 18, 1945, when it was His TLUdent marked the >-ei_und leg injury desffoyed by fire. imung Mountainside pt lite nffii_er- this year. Patrulman Alan kennedy suffered a compound fracture of the lej, thiE summer while riding a motorcycle in Manasquan on hig day off. He New Watchung feature was confined to Fitkin Hospital in Neptune for more than five Weeks, Kennedy, whose leg is still in a cast, has returned to desk duty at the affords wide panorama department. mission, as Robert W, Kean jr., president of the Elizabethtown Water An observation deck, 633 feat above sea IT'S A GREAT BIG BEAUTIFUL COUNTY WE LIVE IN, comments John Walsh (right), newly-elected president of the Union County Park Com- Co,, points out familiar sites from the company's new observation level, is now available to visitors to the Union tower in the Watchung Reservation area of Mountainside. Kinney to speak County Park Commission's Watchung Reser- vation. This new facility is the result of com- bined action by flie Union County Park Com- at kick-off event mission, tiie Elizabethtown Water Co, and me Borough of Mountainside. Walsh takes commission leadership for LWV drive Visitors to flie observation deck will have a good view of the New York skyline, the Nar- by PAT DONALDSON a project which will add beauty and be ser- built also by the park commission and which Samuel M, Kinney jr., former Westfield rows and the Verrazano Bridge, and will be John G. Walsh of 1603 Rising way. Moun- vioeable." will be open for the season In October, we councilman, will be ttie guest speaker at ttie able to lee as far soutii as Perth Amboy as tainside, who was-reeentlyêleoted-president- i=——feel we~aTB- doing Jobs that need to be done, kick-off meeOni for the Westfield League well as some excellent views of Union County. of tfie Union County Park Commission to re* * mission has beea working with Green Acres, "The commission Is also responsible for of Women yflters annual finance drive next The platform of Ae new struonire is the highest place Prank Scott Jr., told the Echo this week a federal and state program which picks up the pool in Wheeler Park in Linden and tile Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Wilbert Allen, point above sea level in Union County. The mat "as president of the commission, it is most of the cost of acquiring lands, he con- Rahway River Park pool In Rahway. AH Union 426 N. Chestnut St., Westfield. observation deck is on the top of a newly con- my ambition to expand recreation facilities tinues, "to establish a continuous park along County Park Commission pools are open to Mrs. Nicholas Byron, finance chairman, who stt-uoted standpipe with a storage capacity of in all our parks throughout the county". tiie Passalc River which would cover the en- the public — as a matter of fact, I learned organized the drive this year, stated mat one-half million gallons of water. Ure upper edges of the county and which would to swim in the Rahway pool myself, prior to the kick-off meeting, members of the The borough and the water utility had re- Born on a dairy farm in the small village league will attend one of the two • waining of Postensklll, a suburb of Troy, N.Y.. Walsh, encompass Summit, New Providence and Berk- "You know," he says with a hint of pride quested permission to erect the standpipe at eley Heights. As a matter of fact, the pro- in his voice, "there are no state-owned sessions which win be held Monday and tills loCSH6ni~™*nrelr purpose~was^to—meet— Tuesday, a very early age with his mother andnev - ject—Is •practically- completed, and we hope _ parks in Union County. Therefore, the only the increasing demand for water and fire to open it to the public this year. camps we hive are Boy Scout camps which Mrs. Norris Barnard, training chairman, protection for homes and industty in Mountain- stepfather. He has never lost his affinity for stated that the Draining sessions "will offer * #• * we permit on the Watchung Reservation," side and the surrounding area. the natural beauty of large unfettered areas of an opportunity for fun as well as providing open spaces, orees, lakes and the serenity "YES,"HEMUSES, "our parks do serve a He does not come out and say that the com- The public can gain access to the obser- mission does not approve of permanent public an exchange of ideas about methods of ex- that nature provides for the peoples of the real need of our residents. There are the plaining the work of the league to its sup- vation deck by a special staircase enclosed by camp-sites on park properties, but one can 11 earth. natural lakes which freeze up in the winter porters. a chain link fence with landings at each ! surmise that die Park Commission members Walsh, however, also .B concerned about and on which we permit skating. With the quarter mark. The observation deck is pro- completion of the artificial skating rink the are aware of the destruction that can be The first session will be held at the home tected witii a five-foot chain link fence around the useful purposes parks can serve to people. wrought by this permission and the possibili- of Mrs. Louis Deitz, 551 Bradford ave,, His expansion hopes and plans, "when we commission has built in Warinanco Park In Westfield, at 1 p.m. The second session, which its perimeter. Parking for the observation Elizabeth and the Roselle rink, which was Ues of fires which careless campers have deck is available at the Prospect parking area can obtain the funds we so sorely need from been known to start and which have destroyed will also be led by Mrs. Barnard, will be off W, R, Tracy drive in the Watchung Reser- the freeholders and the state," include the , millions of acreage throughout 'the nation. held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Daman, vation, enlargement of the existing family picnic aSO Lincoln rd,, Westfield, at 10 a,m, "Pam- Queried as to the safety of the public phlets.assignment kits and informattve matei^ A STEEL OBSERVATION tower erected in • The new observation facility is the fourth areas in parks and the addition of nr,re such parks, of which there are nearly 20 in Union tower to be erected at this site. The first tower, facilities. YES office to return lals will be provided and distributed at the 1948 by die Union County Park Commission County, many of which run into, each other, training meetings," Mrs. Barnard said. was used as a vantage site by many Union known as Peckhan's Observation Tower, was Too, he feels that golfing facilities in the and "are a sort of continuous park, but with County residents until it was removed in acquired by the Park Commission with the public parks should bo expanded and "we are to regular schedule different names," the newly-elected presi- After the kick-off meeting on Wednesday, now putting in flU in the fringe areas sur- dent says he is very proud of the safety of members of the League wUl make meir-fi- May of this year. , (Continued on page 3) rounding Galloping Hill Golf Course to raiie The Youth Employment Service in Borough 7 the parks, "Exceptingforsomevandalismhere nance calls. They will provide information > the low levels, When we do that, we will be Hall will return to its regular hours next about activities of the League, especially the UIIlllllIllIlllllllllllllIllIllltlllllllllillltlllllllllllHlJIIllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllltlllllllfllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllltllllllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllU Monday, it was announced this week by Mrs, and there, which consists mostly of breaking able to expand me holes to more than ttie 27 Into buildings containing golf equipment, we voters service activities provided for the com- which we have now -- perhaps put in more Charles Jerome, chairman of volunteers. g g g munity. The largest League expense is for pitch-and-putt-courses and possibly be able Local residents desiring the services of have surprisingly few muggings. non-partsan candidates* sheets which are PROFILE-Donald C. Dunne to add a driving ranje. At Lenape Park, the young people registered with the program may "Too, we have a few cases of malicious sent to each household In Westfield and Moun- commission intends to build a dam with a call the YES office, 233-4505, between 2:30 damage to .parked oars, but, with the aid of "An unwritten law that we move on" was one bridge over it and stock the waters with fish, and 5 p.m. weekdays. (Continued on page 3) (Continued on page 3) of the factors Influencing Donald C. Dunne's decision to run for freeholder this year on the Republican ticket, Dunne, who will complete two three-year terms on Fanwood's Borough Council Dec, 31, acknowledged that this tradition is one reason he is running for county office, Another reason, he says, is "to serve the people of Union County faithfully, tirelessly and to the full extent of my ability." . Six years on the Fanwood governing body provide Dunne with heavy experience in government. For five years the candidate has been chairman of ttie municipality's public works committee, his main interest, "That's what I'm knowledgeable in," he said. * The Republican also has been chairman of the health and welfare committee of the borough body. He has served on the Borough Council's public safety committee, building and zoning committee and recreation and education com- mitteB, Ha was also a member of the Fanwood Shade Tree Commission. • Civic groups first involved the 59-year-old candidate in local government, Dunne was a member of the Junior Chamber of Commerce in his native Brooklyn before he moved to Fanwood in 1949. There, Dunne said, lie got his "first taste of civic work," The small taste became a healthy bite once DONALD C. DUNNE he was in Fanwood, Dunne was a charter member and first president ppo-tem of the Scotch Plains-Fanwood Association for Good Minerals display (Continued en page 3) library attraction Hafeken to lead The current displays at me" Mountainside Library are being viewed by the public with "groat delight," according to a library spokesman, , local delegation Mineral specimens from the collection of Several members of me Mountainside Police Mike Metz, 15, son of Mr, and Mrs, Peter W, Department will attend the annual N.J, State Metz of Summit Lane, Mountainside, a sopho- Paffolmen's Benevolent Association conven- more at the Plngry School, Hillside, are tion which will be held in AtlanHc City next termed a "joy to all ages." The young are Sunday through Wednesday, it was announced especially excited to learn mat Mike started " this w«ek by Pattolman Edward Hafeken. collecting at the age of four. president of Local 126, He is a member of the TraUslde Mineral Expected to attend, in addition to Hafeken, Club, Inc., which meets at the Trailslde are; Pattolman Steven Somaneik, who suc- Museum once, a month. Mike wUl not be a ceeded Sgt. Joseph Mnzur aijioeai PBA state -voting-member-until he is 18 but has been delegate; Sgt. Blair Murphyajpet, Lt. James with the group on field trips to New York, E, Herrick and Detf^gt. gaiter R, Betye- seated around the planning board, are (left to right) Mrs. Martin Simon, Mrs, Norris Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire and man Jr. Sgt. Mazur will join^ the contingent on THE GIRLS IIAVri A NAME FOR IT and it is "getting set for in-training sessions and a Vermont, The specimens vary in texture Tuesday night; The bill tor attendance will kick-off meeting, ' 'which will signal the start of the Wostfleld.League of Women Voter's Barnard, who is in charge of training; Mrs. Nicholas Byron and Mrs, Clifton Grant. and color, some jewel-like in appearance. be paid from local PBA funds, Hafeken said. annual finance drive which will begin next Wednesday, Mountainside members shown Standing are Mrs, Brooke Gardiner and Mrs. Martin Friedman, 2-ThurHiiuv, Huptutnl) Imiti-MOUNTAINSIDU (N.J.) I XllC ) Pays $60 in fines Civic group sets Police thanked annual clambake on three charges by Wilkinson Co. Murk lloliiihtruiii. 2i). u( 1023 Maplu uvu,. Police Chief Christian F, Fritz has received 1 lie Mountainside ,slu-rwnul liifiU livlc South I'luliiflfld, waa found guilty on throe a latter of appreciation fruni the Wilkinson A.SHucl.itii'H hav^ annum ICL-d III.II ihe lilinliill Counts and paid $60 in fines when arraijjued Sword Inc. of Mountainside. The letter con- blm-k [liirly mid cLimbuk will bi-lii/hl nl I) p.m. before Judjjc Jacob H, Ikuiur in Mountainside- cerns the work done by two Mountainside uii S.ilurday, St-pi. !•!, , tlit huiiii- n( Mr, anil Municipal Co irt IJH£ YVeduissdiiy night, detectives, reported in the Aug. 22 edition Mrs. llnl Sinn,!! of i 1!1 Niittiii>;li.iiii way, Ilolinatrom, on a Cotiiplaint signed by Itet, of the licho, involving tlie theft of razor bladei Hit; (iHiiociiitiiiii, whicl i:i oni' of ilit ;;i-vcral Sgt, Walter H, liotyuman, plod yuilty to creat- whose repor;ed retail value was $197,000, neighborhood asnocloilotus of ii:; kiiid in (hi' ing a disturbance while under the influence of The letter stated: community, said that th' serving of tuod will alcohol, resisting arrest by an officer In the "The management of Wilkinson Sword would ho from l-'-i p.m. iind attendnnct' at iht' "litit'- performance of Ids duty and using loud, pro- like to take this opportunity to thank your down" glveii "(.'Vfryone ihc oppuriunliy of fane and tndueens language to a police officer. department for the efficient manner In which I'CUing togeiln'i- svlth old iiuli'liburs, lot;ilkuvor The defendant and a companion, Tony Del our pilferage problems were solved, tho suiutner activities anil ii' irni and jui Vecchio, 19, also of South ITalnfield, allegedly "The outstanding police work done by De- acquaiiued with new neijjliborH," unompted to crash a party at the home of tective Sergeants Rice and Betyeman is not They also reported that ri'spniisi"; to tlio Harry I-'ord at 1128 i'gach Tree lane on July only a credit to them as individuals, but also invitations have bet-n gratifying and premised, 20, Refused admittance, tlie pair began fiaht- to your department. Their efforts on our "We intend to have a ball," itig each other in the rear of tlie promises, behalf were greatly appreciated, Officers of the association include Gary ' police were told, A neighbor called tlie police. i'ostell, president, Ji-rry Ikijciik, vici'-proai- Ootyemen was dispatched to the scone, and were released in $100 and $25 ball, respec- dunt; Mrs, lidwnrdHiirtwlg, secretary, and Hal arrested them, llolmstrom and Pel Vecchio tively, at the time of their arrest. .Simon, treasurer. Smn'ior Citizens will hold picnk this Wednesday A picnic, which will be held at the home of Mrs, Elizabeth Altken of 324 Old Grove rd,. Mountainside, will highlight the next meeting of the Senior Citizens Club of Mountainside on Wednesday at 1 p.m. According to a spokesman for the group, the event will take place "rain or shine," The dub holds its regular meetlngi on the MOUNTAINSIDE IS PROUD TO PRESENT THE CHAMPS—Tom Keenan (left), who also aided in capturing the Union County summer second and fourth Wednesdays of each month Phillips, (third from loft) swim meet director of the Mountainside swim league crown, holds her trophy, as best girl swimmer, Pat at the Mountainside Public Library and all Comrnunlty Pool who led his undefeated team to victory tltis summer Windle, coach, (second from loft) holds the tab board and looks persons, 55 years and older, are welcome to in eight meets, is shown presenting one of the final trophy awards to proud to be a part of it all, atiend. nob Taylor, who was named the best male swimmer. Patricia (Echo Photo By Bob Baxter)

5, 7:41, Sunrise parkway and Vassar road; 6, 7:46, Summit road and Corrine terrace; Bus routes, times announced 7, 7:48, Summit road and Willow road; 8, SCHMIDT-FORD! 7:50, Summit lane and.Summit road; 9, 7:52, "QUALITY DEALINGS FOR 33 Yf ARS" Sunny Slope and Sunny View road; 10. 7:54 Volvos last an average Sunny view road and Summit road, for Gov. Livingston Regional • * • The complete school bus schedule for Moun- 7:44, Timberline road and Timberllna court; MOUNTAINSIDE ACTIVITY BUS SCHED^ of 11 years in Sweden. tainside sophomores, jumori and seniors who 5, 7:47, Creek Bed road, and Wood Valley ULE: Route A, Proceed along Summit lane attend Gov, Livingston Regional High School, road; 6, 7:49, Creek Bed road and Hedge to New Providence road, along New Providence Mustang Thunderbird Berkeley Heights, has been announced by the row; 7, 7:51, Creek Bed road and Central road to Coles avenue^ along Coles avenue to Falcon Galaxie school. avenue; 8, 7:53, New Providence road and Tanager way, along Deer Path to Partridge They average about a Fair! one Trucks Bus routes and times are as follows; Central avenue. Run, along Fox Trail to Grouse lane, along Route 1- 1, 7:30, Chipmunk Hill and Brook- Route 6: 1, 7:35, Oak Tree road and Birch Hawk Ridge to Robinhoodroad, along Chipmunk Hill road; 2, 7:38, Birch Hill road and Gar- Hill to Brookside avenue, along Lawrence Auto Rentals - Day • Week-Long Term side road; 2, 7:32, Chipmunk Hill and Rising way; 3, 7:36, Hillside avenue and Highland rett road; 3, 7:41, Garrett road and Hickory avenue to Hillside avenue, along Hillside day and a half in our showroom. avenue; 4, 7:40, MountainviewdriveandCreen- lane; 4, 7:44, Garrett road and Wood Valley, avenue to New Providence road, along Moun- wood road; 5, 7:42, Fernwood road and New road; 5, 7:47, Wood Valley road and Briar tain avenue to Park drive, along Mill lane to 227=1665 path; 6, 7:50, Old Tote road and Wood Valley Rutgers avenue, along Sunrise road to Vassar Providence road; 6, 7i45, Mountain avenue road. and Woodland avenue; 7, 7:48, Mountain avenue road; 7, 7:53, Stonybrook and Old Tote road; 290-306 Broad St. Summit and Tanglewood road. 8, 7:56, Old Toate road and Hidden circle. Route B, proceed along W«R, Tracy drive Route 2- 1, 7:35, Ledgewood road and Sunny Route 7: 1, 7:30, Cedar avenue and Holly to New Providence road, along Central avenue The best reason for buying a Volvo is because it lasts so long. Slope drive; 2, 7:38, Rolling Rock road and HUl; 2, 7:33, Bridal Path and Mohawk drive; to Old Tote road, along Wood Valley to New Chimney Ridge drive; 3, 7:41. RoULng Rock 3, 7:36, Bridal Path and Wood Valley road; Providence road, along Whippoorwlll way and Exactly how long we don't guarantee. But we do know that over Mountainside Echo road and Elston drive; 4, 7:43, Rolling Rock 4, 7:38, Deer Path and Patridge Run- 5, 7:40, Wood road to Woodacres drive, along Pom- 95% of all the Volvos registered in the United States in the last road and Charles street; 5, 7:45, Old Grove Deer Path and Meeting House lane; 6, 7:42, broke road to Force drive, along Apple Tree 11 years are still on the road. Subscription Form road and Linda drive; 6, 7;48, Old Grove road Deer Path and Forest Hill way; 7, 7:45, For- laneand Birch Hill road to Old Tote, along and Elston drive; 7, 7:51, Elston drive and est HUl way and Ackerman avenue; 8, 7:47, Old Tote road to Poplar avenue. The best reason for buying a Volvo now, is because we have Darby lane; 8, 7:55, Summit lane and Summit Ackerman avenue and Chapel Hill; 9, 7:50, Route C, proceed along Summit lane to Sum- a few in stock. And frankly, we don't expect to have them To; Mountainside Echo road. Coles avenue and Chapel Hill. mit road, along Sunny View roadtoSunnySlope around too long. 2 New Providence rd,, Mountainside, Route 3; 1, 7:35, Summit road and Maple Route 8: 1, 7:30, Nottingham way and Robin drive, along Sunny Slope drive to Summit road, Which brings up an interesting paradox about Volvos, Our avenue; 2, 7:37, Cherry HU1 road and Sawmill Hood road; 2, 7:33, Robin Hood road and N.J. 07092 along Summit road to Wyoming drive, along customers like to buy them because they last. We like to sell road; 3, 7|39, Cherry HUl road and Racoon Larkspur drive; 3, 7:36, Friar lane and Wyoming drive to Central avenue, along Cen- inclosed find check or money.order for Hollow; 4, 7:42, cherry Hill road and Wyoming Hawk Ridge; 4, 7:39, Hawk Ridge and Grouse tral avenue to Blazo terrace, along Blazo them because they don't. a subscription to the Mountainside Echo, drive; 5, 7:45, Cherry HUl road and Upland lane; 5, 7:42, Grouse lane and Wllhelms; terrace and Iris drive to Summit road, '. road; 6, 7:48i Wyoming drive and Summit 6, 7:45, Deer Path and Tanager way; 7, 7:48, Please check one- road; 7, 7:53, Saddle Brook road. Coles avenue; 8, 7:52, Barry lane. Save $2.80 over single copy price, Route 4: 1, 7:35, Central avenue and Foot- Route 9; 1, 7:35, Orchard road and Apple EXCHANGE BUSES begin at 7:25 a.m.: ( ) One-year Subscription $5 hill way; 2, 7:38, Short drive and Wyoming Tree lane; 2, 7:37, Apple Tree lane and Force Springfield avenue to Union avenue; Spring- drive; 3, 7:41, Short drive and Longview drive; 3, 7:40, Force drive and Pembrook field to Park avenue to Princeton avenue to SMYTHE VOLVO MG, Inc. Save $6,60 oversingle copy price, drive; 4, 7:44, Longview drive and Pudding, road; 4, 7:42, Pembrook road and Barton Rutgers avenue, along Mountain avenue to Em- ( ) Two-year Subscription ...... $9 stone road- 8, 7:46, Puddlngstone road and drive; 5, 7:43, Pembrook road and Woodacres ,. arson lane; enter Emerson lane to Old Farm SALES-SERVICE-PARTS Short drive; 6, 7:48, Short drive and Ridge drive; 6, 7:48, Meeting House lane and Wood- ' road. Turn around, via Plainfield avenue to (and •• DO moon SERVICE) Nome , , drive; 7, 7:50, Short drive and Central avenue, acres drive; 7, 7:50, Meeting House lane and Horse Shoe road, via Horse Shoe road to " (Print) Route 5: 1, 7:35, Central avenue off Rt, 22; Partridge run, Mountain avenue, via Mountain avenue to Dia- 326 Morris Ave., Summit 2, 7:38, Central avenue and KnoUwood road; 3, Route 10: 1, 7:30, Mountain avenue and mond Hill; down Diamond Hill to Valley road, 7:41, Knoilwood road and Timberline road; 4, Parkway; 2, 7:34, Springfield avenue and Mill along Valley Road to Tanager Way, Mountain, 273-4200 Address lane; 3, -7:37. Mill lane and Glen road; 4, side; via Deer Path to New Providence road, (Print) 7:39, Rutgers road and Sunrise parkway; via New Providence road to pick-up point. Spmmd, points sideline

Phone Number ...... Mountainside drivers "Total fitness^ Subscription will take effect one week Two Mountainside men have had their driv- LIGHT UP er's licenses revoked, according to June after receipt of this form. Strelecki, director of the New jersey Division by YMCA Please check one: of Motor Vehicles, An expanded approach to FOR SECURITY ' Peter V. Maolucei, 37, of 1078 Ledgewood physical education and total Darkness is an open Invitation to crimi- ( ) New Subscription or ( ) Renewal rd,, lost his license for one month under the finiess will be one of the fea- (PLEASE - if thii ii o renewal subscription, point system. The state's excessive speed tures of the Westfieid YMCA nals and prowlers... but they're afraid kindly enclose (he moiling label from your paper.; program sidelined Scott E. Wilson, 22, of fall program that opens Mon- 240 Pembrook rd. for 30 days. day, All boys with full mem- of the light. So keep your home illumi- berships from grade four through nlna will have the nated at night and enjoy a new-found opportunity to participate in a physical education program sense of security for your family and that will give them a complete property. Expense certainly isn't much and well rounded fitness experience during the course of of a factor because a post lantern like the school year, a spokesman said, the one shown here can be kept lighted This program will stress all night at an average cost of under the individual and,his abilities and Interest, It will give em- two fitents. And that's plenty of protec- phasis to tlie seven basic muscular movements of the tion for so little. body as well • as endurance, r*"- balance, agility, coordination. Our Certified Residential Lighting Character building needs will be included in aE activities Consultant will be glad to give you teaching teamwork, coopera- cost-free help in planning interior and tion, fairness, following of rules, respect, understanding, exterior lighting for your home. leadership and self discipline, tlie spokesman said, , Simply call the Public Service The program will consist of two main parts; aquatics and office that is nearest to you. gym work. The aquatic section will offer, each boy one in- PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY struction period a week and one recreational swim a week.

SAVINGS CERTIFICATES Public Notice STATE Of NEW JERSEY PER ANNUM-6 MONTHS-$3000 MIN..$1C>00 MULTIPLE DEPARTMENT OP STATE CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION Ta ali EO whurfl Uigie presents may esme# Greeting! Whereas, It appears ty my iuElsfiiettsn, by duly authenllfiiiEgd record ul the pfoeeedlnp for Hie volunlory dlsapluUan ttiereal by rto 0/ SAVINGS f unanimous epnscnt fif all the stsei holtier§i deposliod In my office, that WALMA I lULOINO COMPANY a egrparaEidn of this State, whgie principal uHlee Ii situated at No, 329 Cherry /0 CERTIFICATES HUl Ryad , in tile Township of Mountainside County o! I nlun State of Now jersey (Walter B, caestgl Being tlie agent therein arid in ONE YEAR - $1000 MIN. - $1000 MULTIPLES diargc thereof, upon whum pryeess may be served}* has compiled with tlie requirements of Tllic^Hi CfirporaEions, deneraU 'A Revised Statutes yt New Jersey, prellmlilafy to the issulHB of tills Certificate of PMsoluUen. 'SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU Now Therefore, 1, tlie beeretaFy yf Slate of the State of New Jersey. LJy Hereby Certify 1908 ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU" 1968 Ihat tile said Corporation did, on tlie 2Sth day of June , ISO?, file in my yffice a duly esccutecf and attested consent In writing to die dissolution ef said corporation, executed by aii the HtogMiolders thereof, which said esnsent and die record of tlie proceedings aforesaid are now oil file In my siild offiee Hi piwlded by law, in Testlmyiiy whereof,, 1 have hereto set my INSURED IR hajid and affisyu my official seal, at 1 rentyn. Hits I8sh day of June A,D, one tliyus,,ind nine hundred and sisEyseight, Kobert j. IhirMiardt FEDERAL Secretary yf State Mtsd Echo Aug. 22, 29, Sept. 5, I'JfsH (Fee! (5K.5J)

S A V I N 6 S First In Salei and WiSTFIELD MOUNTAINSIDE Quality MENLO PARK WORLD BOOK ISO ELM STREET PARKING LOT B6S MOUNTAIN AVENIIF. ENCYCLOPEDIA (Main Office) (Opposite Cinema) Coll MARGARET AHLFBLD 232-6841 IU'1-Gf) IAJ 11 M111111 i i 111111MIII IM11 111111111 (11 U111 * 1111111MII11 Ml I i J11111111111M11M11111111 111II11 < 1111 111 11 (111 < 111111IA^ MOUNTAINSIDE (N,J.) HCHO-Thuraday, September 5, 1O68-3 ! PROFILE-Donald C. Dunne 1 Women Voters (Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 1) her of the local chapter of Kiwunia International tiiUUilde every year before the election. In- and the community's Men's Club, Ho also formation about recent publications such us Schools. Hie citizen's committee started out Served ay co-chairman of l-'anwuod's CouiiLy "Tills la Wostfleld," "Union County," and with five ,nerrux!i"s, and today It has 1,600 Centennial Celebratlun Committee. national publications dealinij with voting, olu'c- people will are largely responsible for the * * * tions, city problems and other topics will ho excellence of the school system, LAnine stiid. POLITICAL MliMlJERSIllI'S Include direc- available. The candidate said the group was founded tor and treasurer of the Fanwood Republican Reports will bo made on Saturday Sept. 14 10 years ago while "the school! wore in tur- Club. Ho was Fanwood chairman of the Union at the home of Mrs. George Boxer, 513 Fair- moil. The Board of Education members were County Republican Review, a yearbook describ- mont ave,, Weltfleld, All finance workers will noe interested In good schools. They wore ing activities of Republicans in the county, bo requested to report on that day, it was more interested in keeping tuxes for the schools Dunne, who attended Erasmus Hall High down," Dunne stated, announced. School In Brooklyn, was graduated from the Captains of the finance drive who have been Dunne, a sales reprosentativo in the building New York Preparatory School. Ho also attended assisting Mrs. Byron include Mrs, Joseph Al- trades field, gained lUs Interest in education Lafayette College In Easton, Pa, He served psrt, Mrs. Bernard liuckner, Mrs. Anthony for the reason most parents join the PTA— with the Marine Corps Fleet Reserve, Clmol, Mrs, Daman, Mrs, William Dover, children in the school system. After moving Ills sons, now well beyond the Cub Scout Mrs, Brooke Gardiner, Mrs, Alan Goldstein, to the western Union County community, which ago, are both working, Gordon, 25, who served Mrs, George Macfall, Mrs. Anton Stasney, shares its school system with Scotch Plains, in Vieoiam with the U.S. Air Cavalry, was Mi's, Martin Simon, Mrs. Laurence Susman he quickly became active in Cub and Boy married Aug. 24, His other son, Donald R«, and Mrs, RobertThompson.The advisory com- SEE YOUR AGENT — FOR Scouting activities since his two sons, Gordon 23, is a recent graduate of Gettysburg (Pa.) mittee for tiie finance drive includes Mrs, EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE and Donald R., joined the nationwide youth College and is employed by a stock brokerage Allen, Mrs. John Thatcher, Mrs, Barnard, Mrs. In our age of specialized services, programs. His wife became president of one firm, Gordon, who was at Gettysburg before Frederick Smitiv Mrs. Boxer and Mrs. Louis expert advice on Insurance protection of the PTA organizations, Dunne said, "so joining the Army, is attending Fairleigh Dick- Cross, is as close as your nearest Independtsnt that got me into the school situation" and the inson University, insurance agent or broker. Association for Good Schools, • * * That's important to the many families Dunne is also a member of the Citizens LACK OF COMMUNICATION between muni- that own property and ire faced with a Advisory Committee, which assists the Board cipalities and me county concerns Dunne, First fall meeting need to protect themselves against loss of Education In the operation of the school "Municipal government, I don't believe, is or damage to a house or aparonent, a system and selection of board candidates when aware of what county government can do for It, car, jewelry and other personal posses- election time nears. and likewise, county government isn't aware for churchwomen slons. In the past he has served as vice president of what assistance municipal government can To seek guidance on such basic questions of the Fanwood Recreation Association, Even- give to it." "Not Charity But a Chance" will be the as: "What kind of Insurance and how tually Fanwood Borough Council established a The candidate wants to create closer com- subject of a talk at the first fall meeting of much?", there's no better person to recreation and education committee after tiie munications between the two, "I think a the Women's Association of the Community consult than the independent agent. ATTENTION, BOYS—The Newcomers Club of Mountainside is happy to supply you with sift ground work was prepared by the civic organi- municipal representative should attend Free- Presbyterian Church of Mountainside next The agent is both a professional — ideai for the coming season which are guarantaod to make the girls happy. Shown modeling zation. In addition to being former treasurer holder meetings so that he can let tfii free- Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. In the assembly room fuHy knowledgeable about all lines of some of the furs to be shown at their fall fur fashion show are, left to right, Mrs. Everett of Boy Scout Troop 22 in Fanwood he is a mem- holders know what the problems of the munici- of the church, it was announced this week. property insurance and new developments D, Wlxom. co-program chairman, in a beige dyed broadtail processed lamb jacket trimmed palities are." According to a spokesman for the group, a in the field —and an independent business, with natural mink collar and cuffs? Mrs. Robert Greeley, publicity chairman, wearing a His campaign this year will be based in speaker from theOoodwill Industries will speak man in the community, who represents you, natural empress chinchilla hip-length Jacket; Mrs. Francis Fitzgerald, committee advisor, large part on the national platform andlssues, on the work of this organization, "which is the customer, in a natural autumn haze mink coat; Mrs. Edward Pirigyi, program chairman, sporting a Walsh named "We're running on practically the same well known by name, but many people do not bleached white mink cape-stole with natural ranch mink flower Inserts. (Continued from page 1) platform as Nixon is, headedby law andorder," understand Just how they help people to help The agent will not only inform you as our competent Union County Park Police, tfie Dunne said. "Also, economy in government to themselves,'' to the different kinds of auto insurance, rules which are laid down are adhered to serve all the people," the best policy to insure your home against Dunne says he and his running mates are fire, or to protect your valuables. He will Fur fashion show and luncheon without too much difficulty. Under the super- campaigning as a team for seats on the Board vision of Chief of Park Police Everett Dob- FUNERAL DIRECTORS also explain how you can get the most son, the police see to the rulings that there of Freeholders, Dunne sffessesjie is "run- value for your premium dollar. ning for a seat on the Board of Freeholders! For example, he can advise you on the be little or no night parking of cars in the I'm not running against anybody," Fred H. Cray, jr. Prei, 4 O»n, Mgr, , parks. Those who do stop must keep their ever-changing forms of "package" auto- by Newcomers Club next week Of great assistance in the campaign, Dunne C, Frederick Peppy Vies Pre.ide.it mobile and homeowners Insurance plans headlights on and remain seated in their (Resident of Meuntainilda) cars. All parks are closed for the night be- says, is running with Congresswoman Florence that combine many forms of protection A fall fur fashion show and luncheon, "Ani- Frederick, director of public relations for tween IOISO and 11 p.m. Incidentally," says P. Dwyer, who representt all of UnionCounty, in one policy. He will also tell you about mal Farms," will kick-off the fall season Flemlngton Furg, who will produce the fashion Walsh, "it may be of Interest for your read- except Elizabeth, Linden and Rahway and parts safe driver plans, driver education and of the Newcomers Club of Mountainside next show, Winifred Heidt, a former Broadway and ers to know our chief of police is also a resi- of Essex, good student discounts — all geared to Wednesday at noon in the Mountainside Inn, television star, will act as commentator. dent of Mountainside — he lives at 1074 "To me, her name is magic," he explained save the motorist money on auto in- it was announced this week. The group stated that "in addition to a stun- about her ballot pulling sBfength. "1 think surance. According to a spokesman for the group, ning collection of fine quality fur coats, capes, Rutgers dr." we're very fortunate running with a woman final plans for the fur show were made at a stoles and aecissories and the latest in fur * * * like her," A lifelong Republican, Dunne also When losses occur, your agent will meeting which was held recently with Karl H. fashions which have been gathered from all WALSH, WHO LOOKS every bit the out- spoke in the same manner about Nixon and help you to evaluate them properly, and parts of the world, members will also model door man (the family has a summer home Miss Mary Kanane, surrogate who is up for Established J897. make certain your claim is filed correctly a variety of fun furs which have been de- In Long Beach Island on the Jersey shore reelection and a leading county Republican, and quickly. signed for the young-in-heart," and spend every available moment there* Mrs. Dwyer's strength, however, won't help WESTFIELD And, perhaps, most important to you, The committee also promised that the after- fishing, swimming and water skiing), enjoys his campaign in the areas it will probably need William A. Doyle, Manager he'll make it his business to see that Mountainside noon will not only be filled with exciting every moment of his work with the Park it the most, the predominantly Democratic 311 E. Bread Street you get all the protection you've paid fashions to see, "but will be flavored withfine Commission, eastern section of Union County which she for and thatyeureceivepaymentpromptly, food," All newcomers and their guests were in- "I always loved the Watehung Reservation no longer represents in Washington. PHONE 2334143 ECHO vited to attend. area," he says. "Why, when I was a kid, it Dunne, an avid golfer who is on the links In other business, it was announced that a was nothing for me to walk from Rosalie to "everytime I can get out, which Isn't often," CRANFORD BENNINGER - TANSEY CO, champagne party for Newcomer members, will the old water tower up there. That is why I probably won't have much tima for putting Fred H, Grey, jr.. Manager 233-5400 • Eitablished 193? Publithed eosh Thuridoy by 12 Springfield Avenue , Tramar Publishing Corp. be held at the home of Mrs. Edward Noe on am so pleased witti the new tower and ob- this fall, even if the weather permits it. More 854 Mountain Ave., Mountainside Saturday, Sept. 14, at 5 p.m. In case of rain servation platform tile Elizabethtown Water likely than not the campaign will take prece- PHONE 276-0092 Sam Howard the party will be held the following day at the Co., has erected. And when Dr, Hall of WesB- dence over teeing off, Publishsf - 1938.1967 same hour. Reservations may be made by fleld completes file planetarium in the re- contacting Mrs, Noe. servation he has built practically with his Trudma Hewsfd, publisher own hands, asking no one for one penny - that Milton Minli, executive publisher-business manager whole area will be the most beautiful in the AUTHORIZED Sales And Service state, and Just think what it will mean to NEWS DEPARTMENT parents and their children." Pof Ponaldssn A resident of Union County for more than Ada Brunner 40 years, Walsh attended Elizabeth and Ro- Abner Gold, Supervising Editor Lei Malamuf, Director salie schools, Union Junior College and Rens- M selaer Polytechnic Institute, where he studied BUSINESS PIPARTMINT TRUCKS engineering. -Robert H. Bfumell, Advertising Director He was appointed to the ParK Commission Asher MintI, osst. business monoger in November of 1965 by the Union County I-- Second Clots Postage paid Board of Freeholders, Before his appoint- at Mountainside, N,j. ment he had served as a member of the SPRINGFIELD GARAGE Union County Shade Tree Commission and IS cents per copy FINANCIAL was president of that body In 1964. Moiled subscription rote $5 per yeof 31 1 Morris Avenge Springfield, N j His duties in his new unsalaried position 2 New Providence Road, Mountainside, N,J. 376-0222 will include presiding over the five-member , Phone: 686-7700 board of commissioners. The commission consists of five non-salaried members, and a paid staff consisting of a superintendent, a reereationftl director, a secretary and tiie SCRAPES police force. He Is married to the former Alice Knapp of Hillside, The couple, who have resided in Mountainside for the past Seven yearq, are the pareno of a married son who was Scotts graduated from Mount f St. Mary's College WONT HEAL in Maryland and attended Georgetown Uni- versity SehoSl of Law, He is presently as- sociated with the Plastic Exttuded Products Co. of Elizabeth, of which bis father is president. THEMSELVES Fall Sale Tower fCentjnged from page 1) acquisition of the land now included in tile Save $1 on Windsor Prospect area. The second tower, of log construction, was built by the Civilian Conservation Co>p"S in when bought with the late 1930*s and served many visitors to tills area until Nov. 18, 194S, when it was See The NATIONAL BANK destroyed by fire. a bag of Turf Builder In 1948, (he Union County Park Commission erected ma third tower, a 35-foot-hlgh steel sa-ueture which was used as an observation for financial first aid! area until May of this year. That tower was 585 feet above sea level and was donated to Windsor is the improved variety of the Park Commission by the Stan Piparonent of Conservation, It originally served as a Kentucky bluegrass that has become target spotting observation point at a former When you hit a bump In your budget defermining the type of loan and so popular on lawns and golf courses. Army air field hear Millviile and was dis- mantled at that site and erected at fte Prospect WINDSOR thrives in summer's heat area by Park Commission employees. you'll find "ouchlmss" first aid available repayment plan to best fit each need. and stays green longest during drouth. All three towers have been actively used Gruws especially thick and luxurious, by sightseers, bird watchers and amateur at either National Bank office. Our Just stop in for a confidential visit. radio fans. The public is Invited to visit tills yet it needs no pampering. new Park Commission facility, a commission spokesman said, lending officers are experienced In 70% Windsor blend all Windsor 2,500 sq ft 9.95* . 2,500 sq ft 11.95* *Detliiut$l when bought wish any size Turf Builder interior (decorating Turf Builder is the fertilizer that to be topic for unit makes grass multiply itself. Turns A program on interior decorating will mark thin yellowing lawns into thick, vi- the opening of the 1968-69 season of the brantly green turf. Use it any time, American home department of the Mountain- side Woman's Club. It will be held at "Fab- any weather. Will not burn grass or ric Land", on the west lane of Rt. 22 in North wvu, harm grass seed. Clean. Lightweight. Flainfleld next Monday at 12:30 p.m., it was KKV7C Easy to handle. How about this week? announced last week. Donna Miller of the firm BANK will present the program. ; All members of the Woman's Club were invited to attend and anyone interested was asked 5,000 sq ft 5.45 to contact Mrs, Michael Sgarro, chairman of the 10,000 sq ft 9.95 American home department of the club, Mrs, Sggrro stated that "September is the 15,000 sq ft 13.95 month when we get together after a summer 'lie apart, but it is also the month to plan for the coming year. Workshops, trips to industries, speakers and demonstrations will be set up and the charity project for the year will be discussed. The American home department is the largest and busiest department in the club NATIONAL BANK MOUNTAINSIDE with many diverse interests and projects, and it will all begin on Monday," WESTFIELD MOUNTAINSIDE PAINT & HARDWARE The chairman also advised that the new ff community room at Fabric Land has been A Local Bank dedicated 860 Mountain Ave. made available for use by local organizations, to Community IService"

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IS VINt.lON LIMDUSINIV NC-i rit;, '••"* i. >„ ir In;1, for .ilil In 1111 • pi't'hi rvaiiuii ul vtirluu:; hl:i- -Thursday, September liaU iiiii-;; rniii'.liii', fiuiii. larm- pitlilU: liuild- Preserving state's heritage liii'ii lii luj i.iliin:;," lliiltin.iii cuiiiiiii-mud, "i)iii State draft quota 1'iihlii- HiiiiI;; liavt1 been vi-ry MIIOI-I fur till!. Youth group plans dance on Saturday uikii, "willi [he iilil of uur t ostiuiza, tieusurer, and William Li-ary, i-ltl/.i-u!. tilt- Niw ji-ri.c'y liiuinrii' at 451 for October Youih-ln-Actlon of Union will hold u dani»c- H.iturdny, from 8 to 11:30 p.m. ut die VI W [iicrttiuy. Current ocU,'iiles Include a Ul Historic Trust maps plans I rilM svlll liu lllili- tu litlp iiiivi' Nl'W Jl"l"Kt:y'H Colonel Joseph T. Avellii, New Jurssy State Hlft drive, cieaiin^, more i eer»atloual uc- -and fill Uu- 'JII-ysicrvnlliin hull on llljjh street in Union, justuff btuyveaant New Jersey's Historic 1 rust, appointed by through grants, funds, gifts and buim-MB," Director of Scluctlvi! Service, aiuiounceJ this nvunue, lliedancolii etullled "Ihe Aftermath," tivllleb fur tuwnshlp youlli luid liiortaslnt In ihiH iinist lni[iurl,uiL KUiliiwidu pru- week tlint tlie state's Induction coll for Ucwter yotith'ti pint in lownihlp offnlrs, Youth-ln- Governor Wdinrd J. Hughes, lull clinrted Its lie continued, " to Insure the preservation hutertaliitnent will be provldwj by Tin' In- course to preserve tiie state's rich heritage, of the irreplaceable historical heriluiM- of ilie is for 451 men, of which nine will be men for- Ai-tlun':i reriruseiiiatlves to Uif Township Hie Now jursi>y Historic 1 iiist wns es- merly classified 1-Y for falling to meet this stitution. There Will be a psychedelic lljiht show Youth Cuuncil are Donna Cas.'.ale and Hubert as reflected In sites rangine from Indian camp- State of New Jersey," taliilKlu'd jointly with a Illswrlc Slits Council, and refreshments wHi be served, 'Ilie ad- grounds to architectural monuments, aec-ording An Initial goal of $2,000,000toproviui.-wurk- Army's mental standards before they were Whalen. Uitj hitter j_;roup Ouliiij organized as a dlrt-ct lowered, mis tilon will be $1,25 per person. to on announcement by Robert A, Roe, coming capital for the trust svas announced by advisory body to Oie Di'paiumciH of Cuneur- Youdi-ln-Action is conducting a membership the chairman of tlie trust, Harold C, 1 luff man The organization's officers are UeUi IJavlii, drive and plans to have several speakers missioner of- the New Jersey State Depart- vnciuii and licoiumHc Uuvgloiinu'tu ill Its ne- Nationwide tlio October induction call is for ment of Conservation and Economic Develop- of Hlizabetli, and Uie l'lrst National Stale, Uank tlvitlun In Uiu history field. The council of president: Jeff Davidson, vice president; I'uul this fall. of Newark Was designated ns> lilt official 13,800 men, slightly higher than tlie Septem- ment. eluvcn clilzena, dusiunatud by the governor, ber call. New Jersey will furnish 398 men In "The trust, patterned after the National respository during tlie organisation's initial also constitutes Uit- uiist, but svltli tlie ad- meeting held recently, September, Ml will be called for Army ser- Trust for Historic Preservation, will have wide dition of six stole officers, "1 he same chair- vice, authority to acquire, hold and preserve sig- "A flood of requests have been received by iiiun Hurvus both trust and council. nificant ~ historical properties," according to Commissioner Roe and ills department during "The slight increase in die October call", Commissioner Roe, "They may receive monies recent years from ail areas of the state ask- In other business, the trust discussed its Colonel Avella said, "is not necessarily a CHOIR BOYS rolu in historic preservation programs spon- trend towards Increased calls. We have no •DISTINCTIVE Public Notice Your Want Ad sored by tlie foderul [jovorntnunt, adopted o])- indication this will be tlie case, The man- PORTRAITURE uruilijiial by-laws, and voiced a desire to power requirements of the DoparCnent of Do- cooperate with the various state arid private 2S? Mountain Aye,, Spnngd.ld If doesn't ii t Is Easy To Place fonse are always tlie final criteria for the I I Iridli III history organizatlonB in planning for the Dl- WANTED J| 111 fil) fll H sii!e of ttie call." make a meal a fire UvfirLlnJai Ml Centennial of the American Revolution in 1976, 379-7666 w^1^y. Boyi BH to 12, tf«bl« void, lor downtown Epl.copal lit* 1 U- I \ Hall at \ M I . , , Just Phone Church near City Hall, ExcolUnt training islary, jjii a in i* ii J f r A "Register of Historic Sites inNew Jersey" a vast catalogue of historic sites compiled any bigger. u < 686-7700 is planned, and would be maintained by the corlort, lummir camp. Writ* jamst McCragor, choir* I 1 during New jersey Tercentenary Year, 1964, 1 mgiln, Groee Church, 950 Brsad 5tr..t, Newark, or an e isil h ns fsmll 1 111 ^ (, !>i -la department's Historic Sites Section, along the and since expanded. Trust members reviewed Ask for 'Ad Taker and phon. MA 3-1733- } identical plan adopted by the federal govern- a suggested outline for legislation establishing i i It m S ihe will help you with a die state register. f l> J* 111 t til i ment, The register would be on expansion of wmmims die L { bsl I I ] ; Result-Oefter Wont Ad. \||Ui(ln (Hill JI onl I ^ I sra farLl J^elll aUir L Ilia fc ^ ej \[rii a r Sal n i i 11 tat el 1 I 1 fc VISIT OUR GARDEN SHOP OPEN DAILY 10 AM to 10 PM SUNDAYS 10 AM to 6 PM ii ii l 1 t) I si) mi | 111 I Ian r P r 1 1 u-1 11 EV^ lit m a, JJ [I"in J & v* Eamll J IU K ^ [ t ml Jll) I5DUL Of \DJL I ML JT GREAT in ul LI XLF J i I H V* K I f P I Linden Leader^ Sept, S, 1968,

CrrV OF LINDEN UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY NOTICE TQ BIDDERS SEALED BIDS Will be received feytheCeun * l flf the City ef Linden, ai Ihs Cliy fiftik North Wood Avenue, Linden. Ne* Jersey, on Tuesday, September I7thf 1961, a|8:DQo'cipek (P.M.) §r as goon thereaifBr ai the mMerCMi be nachgd far the purchase at: 5,000 gaiters "fflsre sr less" of No, 2 Fuel Oil The- oil to be deliver^ td Public Uuildings in the City of Linden af and when required and according te speeifigaHans now efi file in the office o( the purchasing Agent* Community Center Bldg.. 601 S. Weed Avenue, Linden, New jersey. All bidj must be made on a bidding sheet and in accordance with die prcVisienS af the Spec if i cations attached thereto and must be means accompanied by a certified cheek made payable te the City ef Linden in the smoum of een RT. 24 UNION (SPRINGFIELD AVI.) (10%) per eeiiE ef the bid to aesure perfqftn- BET, MORRIS 8. VAUX HAUL RD. once. Acceptance of the bid by Council shall cause ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY AMD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 6 the same and thjs proposal to constitute the agreement between the parties* CgunsU reserves fee right to raje« aiiy and sli bidj ai may be deemedferthelieit interest of the City of Linden, for any gauge whatso* COUNCIL CITY OF LLNOEN BY: JAMES UNlCE, ^ purehftglng Agenj, 500 Sheets Linden Leader, Sept* 5, 1?6S, (Fee: SO§) r—~— =—-=_

STATE OF NEW JERSEY to RENZO S1CCO, one el [fte defendant^ -^ FIU,1R (L r) You are h*-reb> Summoned i d reqjlF*-d to serve upon Clancy and Faster pUlnaff s at W PAPER [Qme>i whose addrea^ la 115 Evergreen P1«LC East Qrgnge New Jersey an answeriu the cemplaint filed In B Uvil a..iiun In Which c Gibraltar avlnga and L^n ^s^Ûiilun a ^nrp&raEiDn of th*- rEatf of Ne* Jersey is life plsintilf and Renzj itcu e si sfe de- fendants pending In the Superior Court of Me* Jer=ey within 35 days after Sept 5 1968 eî-lu^lve uf su(.h date If yyu fall u do a judgirem hy default may be rendered against Beck ytm fuF the relief demanded in iê (.(.mplaint r 59- the lighf dfy dinner beer \B Shell file yByr en wer and prouf o! scr Our Reg. Low from Germany Court tale House Annex Trenton New Jer Discount Price 88c 3ey In accsrdan e with the rule* ef EUU practice and procedure. A real back to school value The a Ucn has been lr^tliiited fjr ihe pur pose of foreclosing a muf |Bê darisi D& em for the kids! 500 sheets of ber 17 lôc mide by Fenlo "lt-uo entl era- AVAILABLE AT flna "iûo hia wife Ee ribraltar aving* and first quality filler paper at Loan Ac oclsil n and rem-ern^ real estate this one low price! Buy now lesated at 2""1 rmlth Street In the Clt} of Newark County gf Ec=e jtate uf Me* Jtr and save; for home, office sey You arc made a defendant b«=ai! e ôy FINE LIQUOR are one of the tnsi-tgag^ra in âid m rjgagc or school! mentioned and ye are also one o[ ihe jwner^ ef aaid property STORES Datedl July 9, 1%% Mefilmer Qi Newman, jr» 1 Clerk of the Superior Court Vlilibypg Leader Aug. 15. 22. 29 Sept, 5. 1968 ,t (Feei $24,48) 100% HUMAN HAIR

WHO GIVES'A HOOT IF IT SCHOOL STARTER SET WIGS& Ds#5 Get Cold WIGLETS with Htotlng m Our Dependable Equipment 1.33 L If Purchased Individually 2,31 WIGLETS 44 Discounisc t WHO WORRIES? A real "grabber"! Set in- Price cludes: ring binder- loose 9x12' Rust A Dent-Proof e.se With properly sized, careful ly leaf paper; tab subject index? 3 initallad GAS-Fired-Aufomafie ring book pocketj colored BR0ADL00M ALADDIN Our heating and water heating in pencil; #2 tipped pencils? Q>1 Rig. Low your home, YOUR worries are ruler; eraser; pencil sharp- RUG THERMOS WIGLETS t/ * DiscounPrice t over v ener and carry-all bag. 9.88 SUBURBAN 4 Pmrkmr "Jeffer" GAS HEATING AND Our PSGRLESS PINT Rig. Low COOLING CO, BALLPOINT PEN Comp. Val. 49.99 SIZE WIOS Discount 227 W, Cloy Ave. Reiciie Pork 8'x*9' 13-33 Our Reg. Lofr Priea Discount Price 1.58 245.2100 M rm Comp, Val, Comp, Val. 24.99 S Double jute back and thickly Threadless "non-jamming" cup Nationally advertised on TV! tufted. Rug piles include ny- cap; insulated, leak-proof Lox- Not every style in every The famous name of Parker lons, acrylic, more in green, On stopper; non-drip pouring color; choose from blonde, is now availpble to you at gold, red, blue and wine, spout. Electronically tested, black, brownette and more, this low, low price! Refills Tweeds and solids available. seamless and vacuum insulat- Hurry while quantities lastl . available at our low discount ed filler. s prices! DRUG DEPT, STATIONERY DEPT, FLOOR COVERING DEPT, HOUSEWARE DEPT,

BEAUTY SALON THE NEW ROYAL ULTRONIC SPECIALS il Ihe world'i f!r*( fully •laelric typewriter o .at a ball-way rEdienabl* price.

ROYAL TYPEWRITER PERMANENT WAV! COMPANY, INC. A DIVISION OF LITTON INDUSTRIES ROYAL Th« new Ultrenic by Royal hoi an eleetrle eqrrlaga p«furn nsver WASH & SET baler* avaliabla ot o prica thi« low. It olio ho. an alaetrle tab- ulator, electric bock.pacet, a repeat .pace bar and a motor twice o. powerful o. any eemparabra electric. It ho. four elBCtfiB repast characters! underscore, hyphen, period, and cronout HAIR CUT "K". It'l a fully-electric typewriter in every way. Except price. Keystone In the past, the powe.t priced fully-electric typewriter east $250. Hoover And even then It didn't hove luch UI Ironic feature, a. Magic Bimst Crmbgrass with COLOR Margin, Magic Meter scale, electric-ribbon feed, vertical half 1 APPLICATION •pacing, and a detachable card. The ultronlc Is a great type, CAMERA KIT HAIR DRYER writar at any price. At S179.50 It's In a clan by it.elf. COLOR SCOTTS CLOUT Simple drop in loading; Profissional type hair -HAVE YOUR TYPEWRITER FULLY beautiful color pictures dryer with plenty of vents 2 APPLICATIONS RECONDITIONED RY EXPERTS. Savi 50c with this fan- iverytime. Easy to use, for quick, silent drying. Reg. 12.50 tastic valui! This is the thi perfect gift for every- Folds away in one quick HE LEASE TYPEWRITERS timi of the year that crab- one! Buy now at this won- motion and stores almost Open 7 days a week; Monday thru grass seeds are ripening; derful low, low prict and 8.77 anywhere. 2Ou1r Reg, Low Friday 10 AM till 10 PM; Sat, & Sun, take your savings home in We carry o full lina af naw portable, and fully racondltleried get them11? InoI ••^ ?w! wit!!•»•h• Scott'-^ ^= - - - s KodBkCX-iai — Discount Price 18,88 10 AM till 6 PM, Sale is for Thursday, Standard Machine! in all Makes, Trade-in, accepted Clout! 5,000 sq. ft, bbagg , 4.45 your pocketbook! with Processing 2.53 friday and Saturday only, ending Sat., REPAIR ... RINTALS APPLIANCE DEPT, GARDEN DEPT CAMERA DEPT, Sept. 7th, BEAUTY SALON CENTER TYPEWRITER SERVICE ITEMS ON SALE WHILE QUANTITIES LAST — WI RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES —NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS 1163 Clinton Ave., Irvington #>all iC C 99BA • REPAIR • RINTALS OPEN MOM. thni SAT. 10 AM to 10 PM, SUN K> AM to 6 PM Call IS 5-33BO •RiiuiLTS Union resident to take office German language Thursday, Soptumboi' a, 10G0- Auto fuel of future as head of state cancer group school to open may be alcohol ScU-ntiKt Hoiuild <;. Minatuf fall favorite.., I lll.'tl I'.WhtilKlll Of lili.iil, l''(.i M il.• i .. •:• I i.'.'-i'it.il .iiiiI luiiiiii' iiisimiU' ill Houston. registration KOIIK-, Italy,wrltlnylnSck'iicf d'rus.hlt' chairman, will he nut.ill, ' i- : • i- Pr. llnlh'b, wiiu Is- Hilu ihiltH! k) tukt. office iiw^iizlnu, proposes the UKt-nf .lent oi tin! N™ JorHoy IHSIKIDII ul I;U- \I;I. i .- ;ii' .1 muiitli iis fjfiuui i ice president foi' tm'dieal Ueutstho Siirncliiichulo t-liissu•:; will Matt at inuthyl alcoholforconventluii- Turtlcnecks i-.in (.".iiuvr Society (it tlu> i:i\i:i.ii'i, .unni.il aii.iii :> of the Anieiicin •.'.nicer Society, will 9:,H) H.m, Hhturday a! bl. 1'iiiil Uic ApuHtU- al fuel requirements. Accord- by Collegiate • liiiimr-niLH'tiiis' 1 lmrskhiy i>v.iiliii-,,:;i ;u -' , d on!line reci-nt strides in tlie tri nltiu-ntof enncer School, MS Ngsblt nv,, lrvliyW". Kogls- ing to Minet, this alcohol can till- Nassau Inn, I'ringi'tgn. p.itienl;:. trationa will he uizccptt-xl llii'ii nnd on tJiu fol- bo used even in ortllnory auto- \ Uv-prt'Miioiit of tin* St.iU' I'liui. for thi.v Spec-lnli/liij', in c.nicer surgery for tniuiy lowing Saturday from y to 11 a.m. mobile engines. \i\ir.1-, rnclilni.in previiiusly tci'vi'.'. .is is:. i- ye.ir:;, lie was die nu-dic.U producer of tile linns j, Ludscheldi, prc.-slduu of tlifUcrman Methyl alcohol han many ik'ilt of tilt' Union (,'cumty CIli.i:'t* -i" .n1,.'. .!•; first closed circuit television series on cancer language school, said Uuit three klnclorgarten advantages aver gasoline in i-oynty t'rus.kk' chairman, coiilriil for pliysicl;ui.-.--.i unique program in- ! clusses will be fornu-d this yt'tir and that a tliat It is completely ''clean," f'nditnian, si-mur inombor of 1 lli.'l! I'.ul.i- troduced In l' M by the American Cancer 9th ijrade will be oddud to iiccoinniodatf ad- requiring no additives, lead, niiin and Co., certified public .iceoniiilii..1 lirm Society. vanced Sth gradurs, or otlier constituents that con- in Union nnd New York City, is ;ils>i a mi 111!>t• t- A iialivu of New York City, Ur, Holleb is The Spraehscliult:, cBlnbllslitt) Ln 1934, tribute so greatly to air pol- of Rut^ci's University's faculty. In iiiMilion to an aliinmuK of Brown University and the New speclallzus in tcaciiiiH; Gtrman UicfaCurc, lution. Ills work for thu American (.'ancii' Sin-h-iy, York University College of Medicine. He reading, writing, grammar, speech and music, Tlie alcohol would be pro- ho sorvus on the board of director;; of the .Ww directed tlie tumor service at the U.S, Naval "Gorman is a lanijuagu wltli a wealth of duced from fossil fuels, such York University Alumni Association .ind tilt- lloFpit.il m Brooklyn, l'i-17-lf, and from 1950- 1 culrure and scientific treasures thatwUl supply as coal, petroleum, and Union Chtimbcr of Commerce and hold ; mem- b.) Held a fellowship in cancer surgery ttt the precious knowledge to thu student trained to use natural gas, by methods that bership in both the New York and New Jersey Memorial Hospital for Cancer nnd Allied It." Ludscheldt said, permit adequate control and State Certified Public Accountant Societies*:, Disease:; ill New York City, "Further information can be obtained from storage of wastes. Raw ma- the Union Rotary Club nnd the Advisory Hoard A HiplotiHito of liie American nonrd of him at 382-7953 or from Mrs.Catherine Funke terial would bo converted first of the First State Bank, Union, .Surgery and a Follow of tlie American Col- 373-1630. to carbon monoxide and hydro- • * * luije of Surgeons, he is an associate clinician gen, then to methyl alcohol in ONE OF THE NATION'S lu-aiU:^ taiiccr .it tlie Sloan-Kettering Institute (famed cancer much the same way as am- speeiiilisti will be the guest speaker nl die research institute In Now York City), clinical monia is produced. dinner. Ha Is Pr, Arthur 1, Holleb, associate associate professor of surgery atCornellUni- Law helps unemployed Methyl alcohol also can bo professor of surgery nt the M.P. Anderson versity's "Medical College ind associate chief ELLIOTT PACHTMAN More than three-quarters of a billion dollars used directly in fuel cells. medical officer and attending surgeon in breast Conceivably electric motors service at Memorial Hospital, SEMANT1CIST TO SPEAK are paid out yearly in unemployment insurance to about 850,000 men and women 45 years of powered by fuel cells might The dinner, beginning at 6:30 p.m., will follow Harry E. Maynard, cominunlcaUgni consul- one day replace Internal com- tlie annual meeting of tlie itato orcanlzatlon tont, teacher, lecturer and president of General age and over. These members of the labor Smo-o-o-th textured HO', Orloifand 20% Wool force, who, represent 27 percent of the un- bustion engines now using hy- when outstanding volunteers will be honored. SemanUci FoundaHon, wiU speak on "Mow to drocarbon fuels. turtlenecks make the scene in a big splash of color FUEL OIL Presenting tlie awards will be C, Victor Rone improve Your Thinking and Communication employed, stand to benefit from the new Federal In all the important shades. law prohibiting discrimination against people of Vinclond, awards chairman. Ability" at the Coronat, 925 Springfield aye., MOVING? Find o reputable Boys sizea, 8 to 20, Irvlngton. Thursday, Sept, 19, at 8 p.m. in the 40-65 age bracket when hiring workers. Mover in fhc Want Ad Section, TOP GRADE Public Notice

PUBLIC JNOT1CE BULLSEYE! METROPOLITAN JEWELRY MFG., C0.f INC. l4 ¥ Ilibile NoUM Ii Hereby jnen Bmn m from 17 William St., Newark ' GAL, oS ^^,-lv RJ Time To UnlinflncB whieh the fgUQwIng Is t espy waJ To reqeh *• perio-n you wont, LnlRs3uced, refld and passed, Q[i fllrat reading u«» on inexpensive want od By the Mayor and Cmindi of the Bgrougi ef IS NOW LOCATED (N UNION CENTER GftUB€fi'S N spare Mountainside it a rnesBng held en Sie 2OIh in thii ntwipopir. It't »o day of Aufgit, 1968 uti But »• s«S caunell npie. NEW JERSiY'S FINEST SUBURBAN SHOPS •\$\fvv wlli furtticr eansider die =*id urdinance fer 1000 STUYVISANT AVI. eo, M.rri. AV. Allstate llnal passage on ttie ITUi i»y of Sepamber, DIAL ly GERALD ANDRtWS • Retirement Advlur 1%B 11 iM P.M. at Bourough Hail, Rou» 11, NtoimEalnside- New JEFiey. at whigfc Qme 686-7700 687.5010 IRVINGTON UNION ESSEX GREEN PLAZA ari place any penon who may be lOBrHad CENTER CENTER WEST ORANGE BBrtln Ml In liven in opportunity to be Aik tor Cla.si.ieii • Diomondi • Mountings • Special Orders • Repairs Fuel Co. Have You Heard About heard esncemlng said Ordlnaoee. Talking Books? ORDINANCE WAverlv 3-4646 NO, J86-6S, u jtnended, The Talking Book Service for the Blind hai AN ORDINANCE AKffiNDiNG AN become an important enterprise of the Library ORDINANCE PKOH1S1TIN0 PARK- tNO ON CERTAIN STREITS IN Tl« of Congress, BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE But how many people realize that virtually BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Counal a! ne Bsrougii of Moimnlnaid*, Union Couniy, SEPTEMBER... THE NATURALLY THE fLOOIl anyone with a phyiical or visual ailment, New Jersey;" bad enough to keep him from reading, can now OrtlnanM Number 38e-68 prQlublflnf parking Qf vehleles at any Sffie ypqn ariain obtain the same service? desisnatBd streets I s anunded m read u Carpets • Linoleum Tile This Is the result of a now law which recog- loUows: RIGHT TIME TO IMPROVE QUALITY nizes that many people, especially -senior citi- Na^person shiU park a vehlele a tm_ time upon any of ^ foUswln| degeribed 'AT A COMPETITIVE PRICE ... TRY US" zens, have physical ailments or visual problems that incapacitate them even though they Name of Street Side YOUR LAWN! 540 NORTH AVE., UNION aren't blind. MsuritUn Nortrthh BeilnBilil u a point on Avenue side eie nonherly side ol (Neor Morris Ave.) So if you are unable to read standard print MayHUln Avenue at fee OFIN MON. i THURS. TO 9 line separsttng the EOF^ with reasonable comfort, wearing ordinary ough of Mountainside glaisei, or, if you have a physical handieap and &e Town of West* field and pfsceedifig in 352-7400 that prevents you from holding a book and the easterly direAoa Pork in §yf Iof adjacent to building turning its pages unaided, then you're eligible 236,90 fen BBiewes*. erly qorneraf Bleek 13, to apply for "talking books," Anyone Buf- Lot 4 as shown on dK fering from levere arthritii for example, or affielai tas map of ttie Boreugh of Mountain* the eflects of a itroke, would fall Into this side. " category. Central East From the soufeeriy Avenue side side of Wyoming Prtys Talking books are word by word recordings to Sie northerly side of of printed matter on long playing records, Sehaal Dnye, SCOTTS FALL KINGSTON Co. Virginia Norrii From the interseerlsri many of them made byvolunteers,The "books" Avenue side of Cenffal Avenue wife can be borrowed free of charge from the Virflnla Avenue in 1 Fuel Oil Westerly eUrtCrion for Library of Congress. a disunce of 200 feet* A special machine, equipped with devices SEED/FEED 686-5552 Unless anafeer penalty is expressly pre^ that allow a blind or handicapped person to vlded by New jersey Sute Statute, tvery use it without assistance is also loaned by the person HnviCted of a vloUSOn of a provision WEIMAR OIL Cs. , FALK COAL Co. Library, of this ordinance or any supplement thereto shall se liable to a f«mlty of ngt man feu 352.0141 686-5528 To join this "library" of Congress, ail you fifty dolJArs ($50.00) or imprisonment for a mi exeeedliig 15 days or both. SPECIAL! need is a statement from your doctor or ComplBfe some other competent authority, describing This ordlnana shall take effes upon SIRVICE . INSTALLATION • FUEL OIL publleaBan llttr final passage as provided the disability which prevents you from reading by Uw, YOU SAVE Up To 1.00 print, ELMER A, HOFFARTH, aarauih Clerk, This must be sent to your Regional Library Mtnsde, ECBO, Sept, 5, 1968, (Fee: 111.04) ON A BOX OF SCOTTS WINDSOR or BLEND SEVINTY WHEN for the Blind, You can ask for the address at the local public library or you can write for YOU PURCHASE EITHER WITH A BAG of TURF BUILDER1 information direody to the Library-of-Con-"' grass. Division for the Blind and Physically public Notjee is hereby given lhat an Qrtl- •€OTT« Revolutionary nanee which the following Is s eopy was Handicapped, Washington, D,C, 20540, inffedueed, read and passed, on first trading New by the Mayor and Couneil ef the Boroufli of The method of handling the program is MQUnzainslde at a meeang held on the SOthday TURF BUILDER 0// Burners If August, 1961 and that Has said Caundl will simplicity itself from the reader's point of furfeer eaasider tiw said Ordinance for final view. You simply send in lists of books and passage on B» 17Bi day of ieptember, 194i at BiOO P.M. u Borough Hall, Route M, Mountain, magazines you'd like to "read" and they're side, Nem Jersey, at wUch an and plica sent to you by mail. When you've finished any person who may be infierested therein ,?.o with them, you put the disks back in their will be Bven an qipunuiUry to be heard asm carrying case and the mailman picks it up. Cemlrig said Ordinance, SO. FT. ELkER A. HOFFARTH, "Kingsion Cares Beyond Compare" No postage to pay either way. Boreugh Clerk, So if you didn't know about talking books PROPOSED ORDINANCE 2304 VAUX HALL RD, UNION, N.J. - NO, MM! . Turf COVERS and you're eligible to receive them, why not AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN pRDBiAMCE NO, 371.67 BNTn-LED f 10,000 give them a whirl — on the turn-table? "AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO AND FIXING THE SALARES AND ESTAi- SQ. FT. LBHINQ LONGEVITY PAY FOR THI Builder OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE POLICE DIPARTM1NT OF THE BOR- the griis fertilizer er OUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE," BE Jt ORDAuNED by the MayorandCaunell h' dff ilizir COVERS of the Borough af Mountainside In the Counry Of Union as follawsi 15,000 GOOD SECTION 1, That Section 1 of the Ordiiianse SQ. FT. of which Oils Ordinanee is amenaatory Is here. by amended gs follows: "SECTION 1. The annuil salaries fixed DEAL far sevsrai ranks and oHices af the Poliee The TRIQNIZID Grass Fertillief that Department af the Borough of Mountainside shall be at follawsi guaranlEES 0 greener, thleker, lovelier CHBFOF POLICE lawn. . , or ysuf money beck! tor the First Year fram fee data of his appointment 112,500,00 For the Second; Year from the C N PLUS SPECIAL LOW PRICE HEINZ date of his appeiittinent 12,800,00 For Uw Third Year and all sue. SCOTTS BLIND SEVENTY WITH 14 oz. 63< sequent years from the date VEGETARIAN of his appointment 13,100,00 CAPTAIN 7O% WINDSOR WIST PINE BEANS Far the First Year from fee dale of his appointment 111,4.60,00 Jtaff For the Second Year from the COVERS CO VMS 22 oz. 47^ 1 STAFF 2 16 oi. eons 31^ date of his appointment 11,180,00 For the Third Year and all sub. 100% sequent years from the dan 1,000 SQ. PT. 2,5OO SQ.FT. GERBER Strained 100'; " Colombian ef his appoinrment 11,700,00 BABY FOOD Coffee HANOI WRAP For the First Year team the tOLOMBIfil daEe of tils SppalnBften! $11,100,00 95 8 4% ax. cans 85< F§r Ihe Sf C=gnd Year frdm ttii REG. REG. 1 Ib. Bonus Pack date dl hla appglMmeiff ll,Mq,00 9.95 GERBER COFFEi For ftc TtUrd Year and all sub- 4.45 C-1250 ge^uenE ygars frem the date JR. FOODS 125 ft. 27* Sf Us apppIriBTienl 11,300,00 3 ^ ^d 6 7% oi. eons S9# 65< An Improved Variety of Kentueky Blueiron, Tough.footed For the FiFEt Year from the at\i ultra'Sturdy, produces rich green turfl ' —— ——- dag dl hia appglntmenE For the geegnd Year f rsm the date gf his appeiiaffiefit (0,900.00 TETLEYTEA DINTY MOORE FBF tile Third Year and all aiib? RED ROSE sequent yesra frgm tte dag gf his appointment 11,000,00 SCOTTS WINDSOR 15$ Off SERGEANT PET. BEEF STEW Fer tfte FIFSE Year ifam the TEA BAGS imie ef his appglnOhent 110,40040 COVERS COVIRS FQF the Seeond Yeae trsm Ae 24 o*. eon Ol^ date ef his appglnEneitt 10.SM.00 FC5F the Third Year and all 1#OOO SQ. FT. 2,5OO SQ. FT. I BRING IN 165 3(0*1 24* subsequent years frsm A§ • dale gf hla appQirsHnent 10f700,00 SERSEAffT ANYTHING! SUPER 20 BELOW Niagara Spray Storeh For me First Year frsm the 7t OFF 15 o». Ait date gf hii appoiilBnent $10,000,00 REG. 45 REG. 48s lOtf off 49 * 104 OFF 22 o», S7# For Ihe Seeond Year from tiie FREEZER PAPER date Sf his appolnnngnE 10,150,00 4,95 11.95 Far the Third Year and ail 0-124(5 TRADE- subsequent years from the 4' date of his appsimment : 50 f». 43* 10,300.00 Imptoved Vgriety of Kentucky Bloograss. Extra sturdy, 100s 15* off 89* COLLEGE INN Fer the Firit Year from the loves heat, Itayi green longer. Needs less water! ON ANY OLD SPREADER date of his ap^intmeM BONED CHICKEN $ 9,600,00 If you've used It to spread fertilizer, bring It in. It's worth \ 13 M. 7f* For the geeend Year fr§m the date of his appoinfinent 9,700,00 • PRICi WHIN PURCHASiDwIthANY SIZE TURF BUIUDER $7 to 110 regardless of make, age ef condition toward the Fer the Thifd Year and all purchase §f a Hew Scotfs Spreader, HECKERS subsequent years frem the : ROYAL PUDDING date gf his appointment 0,800,00 SUNSHINE 9 : Choc-Van-Dark Sweet FLOUR DEVIL CAKI Far theprebationary period SCOTTS QUICK COVER of one year I 8,000,00 19-9S ?H M, 47t For the Second Year from fee * 3 oi. pkg. 10^ sib.. 59« date eMUS appointment 1,500,00 For the Third Year from fee GRASS SEED 7.00 dale of his appoffitnienL-^- --,,.1,000.00 CHIF BOY AR DEI For tiie Fourth Year and ail - - * I COVERS Spaghetti & Ground Bsef subsequent years from the 5-UB. UR YOUR : date of his appointment 9,500.00 1,000 95 COST REALEMON 4 15H «. cons $1 The salaries heninabove let forth shall be BOX 12.9S 16.95 STAFF effective as of January 1, If 69, SQ. FT, Spaghetti & Meat Boils in addition ta their annual salaries as set ISVi ii. eons 30^ forth above members ef the Payee DepsrBnent 2 0-1244 • LEMON JUICi FRUIT COCKTAIL simi! be paid for eight (8) holidays at Aelr SCOTTS 100% LAWN GUARANTEE Meat Ravioli regular daily rate of compensation then In 15H oz. 3S# efliet," Ideal for hard to seed and high traffic areas. Replacement of Pfoducls or Your Money Back! 2? oz. can 39* BBeforoni SCfiTic IN 3. All ordinanCei or parts of 32 „, 47< ordiiiances inqoiisissnt with this ordinance We Reserve The Right To Limit Ouantltioi. Copyrighi 1968 By Intorpordted Ideas Advorliiina. Delivery Sirvice Avolloblu. Prices Efft-ctivo One Week Only. All items At Pickup Prices. 1SW o». 30« are hereby repealed, JIJRTJCJJ_3: This eriinimce ihall became effective after final passage and publication ROUTE 22 MENLO PARK ROUTE 10 ROUTE 18 HAMBURG TPK, Lo Choy Noodles according to law, WAYNE 2 2H sons Sit Heinz HAWAIIAN ELMER A. HOFFARTH, UNION ROUT* 17 90 PARSONAGE ROAD SUCCASUNNA EAST BRUNSWICK La Clioy Chicken Dinner Borough Clerk, 1 Freaimt'iS Shopping Ceii/ef Mtnsdo, Echo, Sept. 5, 1961, (Fee; «1,4!) Union Haia Shopping Cenfer PARAMUI Opp, Menlo Park Shopping Or. 4 Mite East of Ledgewoad Cr'rc/e Grand Pieici Shapping Cenler 3 Pk bit PUNCH fNtxi lo Shop.RiloJ OPEN DA/IY and JAT, 9 la 10 OPEN DAILY and SAT. 9 to 10 OPEN DAILY and SAh 9 lo 10 La Choy Shrimp Chow Moln Ketchup 4 Mites Norlh of Rouie 4 OPEN DAILY and SAT, 9 la 10 or OWN DAILY and SAT, 9 lo 10 'SUNDAY 9 to A SUNDAY 9 to 6 42H oi. 1.09 Regular 46 oi.3' 97< •SUNDAY 9 to 6 OPEN DAILY and SAT, 9 la W •SUNDAY 9lo6 -SUNDAY 9 to 6 La Choy Chicken Chaw Main CARPENTIRS, ATTINT1ONI 549.8300 257.9200 696.5600 Ssll yaurielf ID 30,000 (amllie. MUrdock 8.8550 Gilbert 5-0700 JUsticc 4 8181 Grape 46 oi. *SfOr97^ Me Sell iipmi 4lle^cd by Lo* -To Sell He Pll by lu with o low-co.l Want Ad. Call •Tol(llll(misllo«(dlly law oBS.7700 -Thursday. September 5, 196b A FEMININE LOOK AT SOME MID-EUROPEAN CITIES:1968 (Commentary on a Study Mission to Germany, g Hungary, Yugoslavia and Greece) g i(iiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiii!i(iiiiii(iiii(ii(iiiiii!ii(iii!(ilii(iiiii!ii(tH!iitllllilii!ill!((i|iiiiiii(iiiBy TRUDINA HOWARDiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiKr: Tcnin in A ii gaiety ot the post, "L,ook at the strootsl" nc Would you believe 25? Anyway, It way rather HI IDA AND PEST shouted, "no one goes out in the evening any depressing. more," When she attempted to quiet him for One ulterinuin twu i,f us wuiit tu have "tea" "We find one party quite enough," a jour- fear he would be heard, he continued anyway nalist of Budapest, Hungary, told our visiting at the top of one of the eity'H newer hotels. despite what the consequensos might be. As he It was an mturuijtiiij;, hiiiklill)1, because it was newspaper study nil ss ion group late this left he said, "Remember us here when you Spring, "We are studying your system but are at home where you can enjoy true freedom," purely round, round as an apple pie, ami had we find it unenviable," * * * a terrace fur refreshments Home 17 flours Hal above on tlitj lop. Ho up we went, And oven GERMAN WAS THE ONLY MEANS by which there, in the glurioiis fresh breeze that re- Well, after the political convulsions at he could communicate with the Hungarians for freshed everyone in CIILJ '-)2 decree heat, there Chicago last week, one could almost agree not many spoke English, even in the hotels, so was no spirit. In other places such as that, with him. Nevertheless, whatever they have Mrs, Ninman was a boon. This lack of English people are chatting excitedly, or smiling at enough of, they have NOT got enough Free- is an unusual situation because English is everyone and there is an electric exliubcranco dom-.and that is a mighty, wonderful, enviable spoken quite fluently in most big cities of the difference. in the air. But not here. world—but not in Communist countries. This wan i;ay and Kpiii-Ulnj; Lkukipeat? It The party he was speaking of is the Hungarian At a newspaper conference during our stay, really didn't seem so, Socialist Workers Party which is the com- however, there were some who spoke English-- * * * munist organ in that country, and that is all and Mrs-, Ninman's Gorman—so we learned BUDAPEST IS TWO CII'IES, hut they are that is allowed. Which is precisely the point, more. We found, for instance, mat many not divided by an ugly wall or a country or It is all he COULD say. Hungarians were in sympathy with the Czech political restraint, The friendly Danube sep- In that country with mat one parry, Jo-year movements at the time, that the Hungarian arates tliis city and on its west bank on the old Cardinal Joseph NUndszenty is still "pris- press is state owned and operated, also the' right is ancient, hilly, wooded Buda, and on oner" and in refuge from them behind the railroads, that the shops are owned by the the left and enst bank is newer Pest, flat walls of the protecting U.S. Embassy, He has municipalities and sometimes by the govern- and sprawling on the 1 lungarian plain. Between been there since 1956, And, in that city with ment, and, as in the USSR, even the salary them In the middle of the river is Margaret one party, there is no free press, no real of the priests is controlled and payed by the Island "where luxury hotels and cafes and hot freedom of speech, no freedom to leave. In government. There is one television station, thermal pools ore located" (our brochure the city with the gay and beautiful reputation, radio of course, four dailies, and "six im- says), and eight bridges connect the whole there does not seem to be gaiety or beauty portant weeklies" in the city, but "many business, more" in the country, although "It is throbbing any more. impossible to tell how many," Why, I don't Buda is an ancient family name and Pest Certainly there are still some beautiful know. No one could teU us, means "cave", such as a man-made cave to' things: some buildings, the scenery, the • • * make bread in, and one fifth of the country's bridges, etc, but it is the gaiety that is most population, or two million people, call EJuda absent. Even though the orchestra at our hotel RETURNING TO THE LOOK of the city. and Pest home, did play every night until three, it seemed It perhaps can best be described as—grey. "Cleopatra" was playing at the movies and tired, I could hear strains of "Strangers In The avenues In the main part of town are "Hello Dolly" wai on die stage. An Imported The Night", waltzes, gypsy melodies and of wide and clean with many buildings, but the gin martini cocktail was two "dollars and the course, "I Could Have Danced All Night," buildings are predominantly constructed of Hungarian before dinner counterpart, —which is heard in such odd corners of the grey stone or concrete and are shabby and "Barack—pronounced Borotsk believe it or world so often, that I think if I were to go to old. At night the streets are mostly empty, not—was 15 to 30 cents, It was apricot the moon, it would be playing on arrival—but and mostly dark, ACTOSS the sn-eet from our brandy, nnt sweet, THE CHURCH OF THE CORONATION in Buda, a couriit "musf when it was an apathetic orchestra playing without hotel, for instance, there was one of these A few of those, and I am sure Budapest vlsidng Budapest. It was damaged during the war and is I till in zest, grey concrete buildings. As I looked at it would be quite gay — and one would see repair. The roof is colored tile and on the walli Moilem mosaici through the murky window of the hotel lobby, ••and murals still show depicting its earlier uie by the Turks as a ONE OF THE EIGHT BRIDGES connecting Buda with Pelt in Hungary Even on Saturday night the regular cafes we SEVERAL parties. which spans "the beautiful Blue Danube" which isnot blue. This view saw were not too Ml nor very joyoui, "We I was startled to discover that half the windows * * * Moslem Mosque. Now, Christian services are held there amid masses in the apartments above were dark empti- of scaffolding erected there for the repair work. Is toward Pest which Is on the left and east bank. have to work too hard to make a living to NEXT: INTO YUGOSLAVIA have any time left for recreation," one resi- nesses. Some windows were 1H but others dent told our German-speaking co-n-avelor, were simply gaping broken windows with Mrs, Dorothy Ninman of the Reedsburg Timei- nothing behind them, as though they had been Press of Reedsburg, Wis, He complained bombed out and never repaired. As though the PRICK EFFECTIVE THRU bitterly, she said, about conditions today in people never had come back. The apartments ON SALi TODAY SATURDAY STPT. 7Mi Hungary and went on a tirade against ,the •with the lights were harjlly more cheerful. The communist regime. Gone, he told her, was the strengtii of the-bulbft- se^fead all of 40 watM. Public Notice

NOTICE 0FSETTLEMENTsHOneElSHERE^ STATE OF NEW JLRSEY BY GIVEN, That the ftrft and filial l«eunt of SOROUCH OF ROSELLE PARK MAXWELL DEPARTMENT OF STATE the subscriber^ Leuis Meajef, Exeeuter Ufidef Union County, N,j, 1 Ib. CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION the Will and SARAH MiSSER, deceaied, wlU NOTIGl OF REGlSTRATfON AND TO ALL TO SVHOM THESE PRESENTS M \Y be audiEed and staled by the SuFregste, Mary GENERAL ELECTION COFFEE COME. GREETlNe: C. Kaiiane, ud reperted fer seijemst te the NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVEN IhMBie Boroush Can WHERLAS, It appears to my iaEiifleaam Ufllan Counry Cauri =- Prsbate ^¥UlBn, on Clerk's OtHee, Borough Hull, Rosalie Fart, N,js# will be open te receive regiiffiaens and HOUSE by duly HuthenBesifd record of Lhe proceedings Friday, Seêmber 27th next at 9i3Q A.M., fSf tha vgliifUafy diiieiuHQfl thereof by the trmnsisTB ot vsiers everyfcuiineSHdiybetween 67 ill i unsjUmgus consent §f all thf, îaekhgldeFgi pg the nours of 9 a,m. m 12 noon and 1 p.m, deposited in my offles. ihsl LUCKY STAR ART Dated August to 4 p.m. in addition, the Bdroyî Clerk's GALLERY, INC* 4 CBrpofafion s_f this Slate* Louia Office wUl be open to retain regiin-aaoni whese principal office is situated si Na, 1000 and sânsferi of voters gsn&nugusiy ffsm MagneFi AbrahajfW Or S&jyvesant Avenue, in the Township of \Jf\LaR S4O North Weed Are. 9 a.m. to 9 p*m, on fte teiiowlng dates: CeuiiEy of Union StKt §f New jersey (4olfan Linden. NJ, O7P36 Auguii m, Sept. S, IJ, ii, JO, S3, 24, 25 EASTERN Cluck being the Igetii iheriifS and in charge The ipeetatqr, Aug. 22, 2? Sept, 5, 12, sad 26, 1168, The final day for registration tiieregfj upon whom process fnsy be served)* M t p . w J for die General Eieetien is on September hsl eemplied with the requirements of Tide 14, !6, 1(61, it wUeh time the book, for refls- FOOD DJEPT. EYE ROUND & SILVER TIP CefperiagflS, General, sf Revised Statutes of B^stlon and fransfer of voters will be cioged New jersey, preUminttry Eg the issuing of tfii? NOTICE TO CRfiUrTORS CerEiCig&Ee af DlsEslyden. ESTATE OF JUSTINO FERKANDES Deceased "NOTTCE TO PERSONS IN MILITARY SER- U.S. CHOICE & PRIME NOW THEREFORE,_I ihe Secretary df the PurluanE E? the order of MARYCiKANANEi VICE or Patlenlt in Veterani Ho«piUl> and to f Surragate Ql the Coufay of Union, made QB the State of New jerSeyt Do Hereby Certify thai their RelatiyeJ and Friends! If you are in the tfig said esrpsraden did* m the 13th day of 23rd day ef August A*P*i l?&8f upon SIB ll military service or • paaent is a Veterans August^ 196S, file in my Sffice a duly executed Sen §f Ehe uiiderilf Adl Hospital and wish to vote, or if you are a. and attested consent In wriflng tgthedissolys Sf Ehe esUEe of iald deeeased^ notice y reliave or friend of i person who la in the given Is the creditors sf said deceased ts ROAST Uon §f isid eorpgriysn. executed by all the mliltary lerviee or is a paaent in a Veterani steefeheldefs fte'reaf. which said consent and eshibit to the fiuhSErther under BlthQr*Hirm= Hospital who, you believe, wm desire to vote Food Dept. Open 7 Days Ehe record of ^te proceedings aforesaid arm man their ciaims and demandi agaiBgi BK In die Ceaerai Eleetion ta be held November now « fUe in my laid afflee as provided by esste a£ gaid dedsUed within IU msflths from ;,, 1968. write to the Countv Clark, Court MON. to SAT, 9:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. law. fte daie ef said erder, §r they wUl be farever Home, EUiabeSt, Nj., at onee, making IN TESTiMONY WHEREOF, I have barred frem prsseeutlflg sr recovering the ipplleiaon for • Military Service Ballot to be Sun, 9;!tQ A.M. to 6 P.M. hereto, get my hand iffisgd m¥ s£^_ same against h bb mad in laid ejection! or a fomi ofapBiieaaen may be obtained from Hie isderittiud. if flUiQ seal, uTr_gntsnt UUi 13IJL day of August AJ3* one thousand you are making applieatioa for a veteran, NIW INGLAND CURED 1 ttien you must furnish under oath the name LAND O LAKES nine hundred ind lUsty-eight* Irving F, of the veteran, age, serial number, home ROBERT js BURKHARDT 114^1, jersey it* address mdmmury address, Veteransmaidne BONELESS BRISKET US Grade A'.Oven Rfady Younq Hen Secretary of Stale* Elizabeth, N.J. application should furnish the same Infor- Unjan Leader Aug. 29, Sept 5.12. 1?6S The Speetater, Aug. 29, Sept i, 12, 19, 1968 maaon, (Fes $26,08) {o a w 4 w F«a %^ ABSENTiE BALLOTS (CIVILIAN): Rest- CORNED BEEF TURKEYS dents of Bie Burough of Roselle Park who Straight Court House, EUiibeth, N,J,, for s civilian FRONT Absentee Ballot if eipected to be ibsent out. Cut lb aide Bie into on November 5,1961 or who may Ib. 79e cur be withlji Be Sute on that date but because of Illness or physical disability, or because of the observance of a religious holiday pur. suant to the tenets of their reUglon, of be- STAHL MEYER SELECTED HANISH CROWN IMPORTED cauM of resident attendance at a school, coUege or university, will te unable to east a Mllol at the polling place in Bieir own dis. BEEF LIVER trlct; or a form of appllcaaon may bo obtained FRANKS Conned Bacon from the undersigned, iueh request must te A!! Meat or Lib - received « (he County Clerk's office no later ihin ! days prior to November S. 196! ml All Beet Pkg. must state your home address, me iddress to which said ballot should be sent, sUned wIBi your Uimature, «nd state the reason "why you will not oe able to Vote at your usual SARA Ul Eye of Fillet Steak , 99c | Chuck Deckle polling piiee, PURSUANT TO T1!B PROVISIONS of an act mm mi Cube Steak ,Top Ch 99c Stewing Beef entitled, "An Act to Replate Elections, Title 10 PACK 19, Revised Statutes, «nd the amendments Swiss Steak ,,„ Cs. 1,09 Middle Chuck ana supplemems thereto, on Tuesday, Novem. ber 5, IM|, tetween the hours of 7 a.m. and ROMAN PIZZA Shoulder Steak me 1.09 Prench Roast a p.m. EST, • General Elecaon will be held In ALL FLAVORS the various districts of the Borough ofRoseile London Broil ,„„„,,,, < Park, for the election of public officers, via 1,09 Flanekn „,,„„,, Electors of a President and Vice President of DOLE JUICES the US, A Member of the House of RepreientaUves from the 12th Congressional District for a I year term 1 Members of the iMrdolChosenFreeholders for a 3 year term Fresh Fruits & Vegetables A Sheriff for the County of Union for a 3 year term JUMBO SIZE CALIF. CALIF RED TOKAY U.S. No. 1 GRADE A Surrogate for me County of Union for a I year term A Register of Deeds and Mortgages for • 5 year term Honevdews GRAPES POTATOES A Mayor of Roselle Park for a 2 year term A Councilman of the Third Ward for a 3 year term A Councilman of the Fourth Ward for a 3 year term Each POLLING PLACES 49 2 29 10 49 The PolUn! Places in the Borough of Roselle park will te located is follows: Ward 1 . Din. i-Lorralne Fire House, 10S iherman Avenue Ward I - Dist. 2 . Lorraine Fire House, 101 Sherman Avenue Ward 1 . Dist. I . Sherman School, Sher. man Si Grant Avenues CARUSO 100% PURE fANCY BLUEBACK Ward 2 - Dist, 2 - Sherman School, Sher- man & Grant Avenues Ward 3 . Plst. 1 . Community Methodist SLICED TO ORDER OLIVE OIL BUMBLE Bli Church, Grant Ave, 8, chesBut St. Ward 3 , Dist, 2 . Veterans Memorial Library, Clay Ave, f, Chesmut St, LIYERWUflST & BOLOGNA IMPORTED ward 4 . Qift i , Rgselle Park junior LARGE PURE WHITE SALMON School, 57 W, tirant Ave, Ward i - Dlst, 2 . AssumpUon Hail, 345 HALIBUT FILLET West Wesaieid Avenue 7V*oz. Ward S . Qlst. 1 . Faltoute Fire House, HICKORY SMOKID Lincoln I. Laurel Avenues ' Can Ward 5 . Dist, 2 , Aliiene School, Fai- BLENDED OIL ISC OFF LAIIL touie Avenue NOVA SCOTIA LOX VICTORIA CRANE Borough Clerk KELLOGG'S The Spectator, Aug. 2f, Sept. 5, I96S SUNSWEET (reel S5J.4J) PRUNE JUICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS CORN FLAKES ISTATI OF JAMES De C1CCO, JR. Deceased Pursuant to the order of MARY C. KANANE, SAVI Mb. 2oz. iQt. $' Surrogate of the County of Union, made on die 9th day of August A.D., 1961, upon the appll. 1Oe Bex. BHs, eatlon of the unliersitned, as Eieeutors of the estate of slid deceased, notice is hereby given to the credlton of said deceased to KING COLi POTATOIS or CUT KING COLE MIXED exnltit to thesubscrlMrsunderoathDraffirm, aaon ihelr claims and demands against the ! f estate of said deceased within six months bom the date of said order, or they will be GREEN BEANS 4 *c2r l VEGETABLES forever barred frqmprosecuungorreeoyerin| the game against the subscribers, Claire pe Cieco and READY Benjamin ilumano Executors DOLE DOLLAR SALE lenjamin Romano, SIT Anorney 1196 Burnett Ave. PUT DOLE ON YOUR TRAINING TABLE UNIOUNIONN , N.jNj, GO BACK TO SCHOOL Union Leader, Aug. Is, 22, 29, sept. 5, 19«l NUTRITIOUS DOLE JUICES ARE SERVED AT ALL U NFL TRAINING TABLES (o a w 4 w Fees mM)

Stride Rites and Kempler Exelusives for NOTICE TO CREDITORS PINEAPPLE EITATE OF DAVID ROTH, also known as young scholars of every age. Breguish DAVID H. ROTH Deceased PINEAPPLE PINEAPPLE antiques, Italian imports and classics. Pursuant to the order, of Mary C. Kanane, SOUR CREAM GRAPEFRUIT Surrogate of the County of Union, mide on Fitted with patient skill by Kempler's the 13rd day of August A,p., 196), upon the CROWN application of the undersigned, as Execu^u SLICED or CHUNK DRINK JUICE experts. It.SO ta 14.98, according to of the estate of said deceased, notice is hereby given 10 the creditors of said do. FUDGE BARS & CREAM ceised to exhibii to Hie subscriber under •tOTAL PAIRT 46oz V 46oz.$' oath or affirmation their claims and demands F TWIM MM. $.r against the estate of said deceased within six Cans months from the date of said order, or they MOZZAMUA *" Cans wUl be forever barred from prosecuting 996 STUYVIiANT AVf,, UNION or recovering the same against the Eubscrih-

iidlih Kodi BET. MORRIS AVE. & VAUXHALL RD. Open Friday and Monday Nights Exeeutrix Regular Charge and Uni-eorJ Joseph L. Kaplan, Attorney UNION ON SPRINGFILD AVI. II Commerce IL NBwafi«, N.J, Not Rejpaitslbid For rypquinpHitfli trrors. Union Leader, Aug. 2", Sepi, I, 12, 1M, 196B W» Reitrve The UgM Te Ltmll ©yanllllti. (o a w 4 w Fees 125,68) rhur:iilay, h To Publicity Chairmen; Christine Mindas, Carol Drabik wed M Would you lila1 HOUR1 lu'lp Couple returns ••'•• '''"' ••'-•i"... Ilii-rt'- •JiiiMliliniiliiiliiiiiailiillNiiliDiiiiiiw 1 1 i,-..n,,i|.-i -,,1 Hi.ii n II.W.IK s,|.t-iit i Qog Glooming I m pit-paring iHUVtipaiH !' n - Herbert I, Torbin to Michael Nimsz from holiday trip ,Mll. fl UlilS: ! I Ulll lit llLViliL- i,I R B % 1 •:,c L.iav.in Muul n, MI..IMI B OONf IN YOUH HOME E li ;isi'ri ? \\ riti to tliiw IH'WK- Mi.'.:. <, in .'1 1 ii ,ilU, tl.ui, l,u i ..IMi . .,,

1 L .ink Hi-,link, uf Kl|.|ih/, ,ii.;:i;i, ..,[i; 1 Mr. .iilit Mi.... I 1.,111 1 . \ ,,n ••"'I' papi'i' ;md ask for our "Tip;; marry on Sunday '• I' , i.i funnel i ,il li.il ,i i i-raiu. 5 I .r.'l.'.U .>( i .ill:.nil linvi- .ii i IV! ,1 l.krl li'K on* Submitting WWH iic- Ml. I.... i •JI, ..I • k • , I:. Hi.' il.iiii'.lili'i i.l Mi, g Mi .Hid Mi: liuinr (I. in [i iii'i in [i,n \M ,. i, a AH. i; Nil.•,!.,- .:..! Mi h,l.lll'i i i i ,1 ii»ui:,kr g 241-68U \.n .in, n. I lit y :;| i-iii t n.r I1.', •, UV' nui , h trill ji-ih. i! I i.ilsn-'j • ii n :, I Hi. ii. Ad., 7 y •" a. I III' KL\, j ••lii'lin. i ! i E,>i hu •.Ill- ai llir h. lnj'.'.-i Inn .iii.l 11.i|f inMiplitiiiiiniiUiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiB 1 ivii'iiuins in ir.iiil.iul Mfli.nl i i I,,11 lull 111 I 1 i r|>t.l'l, (ii Mini I .1- It'Ci'l'llnll lullusv.il ,|| I In Mii :\, u: ! i Imm.i l^l.i'i.l, In llu- 1 iih.iiiuih, w Uiilun, and I'I'II hi ,11 t-tlilit ir In :,i v,tU- Mi;,, Uiiu s.i /ut',iw:4.i nui.:;: in.i'i :.,.,! liiii..• iiiimvi i'!.ary sviHiu thaiii. MUCH hoiHii, im/.iiu' diiinii" at tin.' I'aim l'i. CLOTHES CARE 1'I'iiuk /urawhki :i-rvitl ,ii. In" in.iii.l • t.»-1 h vlliuii He: i.iiii'iiiii ul iln- hnicl, WL'fi1 l-'oi 1c; I Ihnblk, IT..i|i, r ,.l ilu- In u|. , ,unl \S III it- in tilt* Ikili.iliiiUi, ilu-j COMMENTS I'mrlck Nlmrr, hroilicr ul tin1 ;ir>'um. BETTER APPAREL Past Presidents AT by S^M MANN to hold luncheon MUCH Tht.' Past I'ruHuk-jit:;' i lul> (Diamond Cleaners) of nryrui li*ii-ilin:in liiarity Vincent u Lcai'.ut svill huki :i du:;tLrt luncheon liK-flJii)1., S;Um\lay ,il LOWER PRICES BLANKET/COMFORTER CLEANING 12lM) at thy home of Nirp. FOR • Quality that is Superlative tjally Coliull, 17(jJ\V;ilkuf :ivu.. Selections that are incomparable When ! was growing up, early October Union, FOR • Prices that are unbeatable meant County Fair time* The first crisp Mrs. Harry Hashover will HACK TO WORK | days always bring memories of ferris ]x liostCiiK in honor of Uur FOR • This weeks super special, high wheel*, horse rgeqs and a largo, barn- birtlijuy. % BACK TO SCHOOL ] fashion dress 8, jacket exquisite peciol like building where the handwork of local I'lans for tlio f^l [ictivltlep double knit wool families was displayed. ii IfK //,i F£ 7 7/Ji RIGHT % C J/\QC will be foniiulated, Mr?:, Reg. $75, More often than not, my grandmother's tieoi-^a Oxmaii of Uiiluii m ^HAIRDO'S JUST FOR YOll!^ ^4V nimble fingers were represented in the gclltral chairman. Shop the Sizes 6 thru 16 crochet booth and among the patchwork quilts. Today I still have several heir- loom examples of her blue-ribbon efforts. VINCENTS i Handmade comforters and quilts are To sponsor dance becoming increasingly rare, however* \ HOl'SK OF BEAITY Rack Those of us who are lucky enough to The New jersey Hebrew I 2027 MOHHIS AVK. "Featuring 8«ff»r Apparel §t Lowt' Priimw have them, keep them largley for "show," V Single Young Adults will spon- using the modern electric blanket or airy SPRINCfiILD MRS, MICHAEL NIMSZ sor a dance Sunday, featurinr, Ne appeintment neeefsary ELIZAIITH synthetic comforters for almost weight- Jeff Brooks and his Tijuana 1S0ELMORA AVE, WQPFING CENTER, if. ]J less warmth* Urasi at the Coronet at 925 Open Everyday 219.7222 , J7« RQC neeriTig, is employed by In- CORNED Bttt IOUDKUT », O3 e ternattonal Nickel Co, LIVERWURST-IBS* „ 69 JAVI UP TO i0", ON LAiGl Following a honeymoon trip to Mexico, the couple will re- Try walking by HAM PASTRAMI , 79C C side in West tj range. b CHUCK FILLET , 89 sucm TO gun-rtinniits riocEis _A STEWING BEEF r8lc C our AMIWCAN CHEESE 69e SHOULDER STEAK 99 lb CHICKEN GIZZARDS ' 3ie •TUMI •»C POTATO SALAD 25C KIELBASI 89 List duties Deii"d6partment! e e run cticui H _ JWOMFISH STEAKS ,b99 KNOCKWURST ,t 99 of executor FILLET of SOLE 99C SHOP GRAND UNION. FOR THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN of your will

By MABEL G. STOLTE, SNOW WHITE County Home Economist Why have an executor for your' will? For two reasons: (1) to have a person of your choice settle your estate; (2) nweiof-niiBw to reduce settlement costs. After your death, a probate ONIONS,-,; court appoints someone to wind up your financial affairs; CUCllMBERS If you pass away without a WELCH'S GRAND UNiQN-liOHT CHUNK will, the appointed person Is Called ' an administrator; FRUIT DRINKS whereas, if you nominate him Just try! Chances are you won't in a will, he Is an executor. be able to, If the sight of a!! those The duties of an executor goodies isn't enbugh, the enticing are many, They include: find- ' II arorpas are sure to atop you, We IH11011-DIAL LAUl ing anSMliting all your prop- arty; managing"it during the planned it thai way by stocking our TEA BAGS WAIN DISH rvAK.mcs settlement period; paying all delicatessen department with the nreuln'i-HMBBBi GREEN GIANT income. Inheritance and es- ITALIAN DRESSING^ widest variety of top quality foods. SPANISH RICE aunt tate taxes; and distributing the unui 6W1ET PEAS property to the persons desig- You'll find nothing less than the nated. The executor's fees PECAN SANDIES MAX LIQUID best. But you will find less than top KAiaco usually run between two and prices. And values that are stoppers. Coil POWER Bix percent of the estate. FIQNEWTONS The advantages of your Walk by our Deli department. cuunmiM unsi naming the executor is that If you qan. PINEAPPLE,in". SPRAY STARCH you have a person who under- _QUICK AND CONVENIENT—EASY TO PRIPAflt standa your affairs.Then, too, GRAND UNION SARA LIE you can name a successor or MR S.CRINKLE CUT alternate in case your first ORANGE JUICE FRENCH POUND CAKE choice is unable to take the GRAND UNION job. makes shopping Also, in most states, an more rewarding! rails Q ruao1 administrator must furnish a 4"-$100 bond at the expense of your wins in - ui. n fBii™ , * * nuitn •state. This assures faithful C e performance of his duties, GREEN BEANS 4 89 BEEF RAGOUT 2^89' BLUEBERRIES 37 1UDS If I H e Be wary of appointing a n mi i«rml 79 friend who is unskilled in 1 ONION RINGS 39 COSTA man-about-town business. If you don't have a P!ltSBU»¥ ' APPLE PIG § A young man feels eonfidint, sure, whin he's wall-dresitd. e ESKIMO PIE SUPRLMF. nun? S9 For shoes that givt him that gentltminly apptirinet see qualified friend or relative, BATTER CAKE MIXES SEAFOODPLATTER 'A 49 Eduards ntw Bruieri collection. Choicely constrvativt. Very why not Consult a bank's trust SUNDAES *%m proper. Very with-it. Military, buckled oxford in black smooth, deparnnent? The fee usually pKIs tM VMV coupon antiqued brown grain or black grim, 'The Bal-Siddle tit in is similar to that sot by the COUPON OOOO 1MIU SiT. SiFT. ?lh antiqued brown grain, blick imooth saddle, wine with black stata low for an individual. LOO8E LEAF smooth aiddle, dirty buck with brown luide saddle, hound The above partis the neces- FRESHBAKE-KING SIZE FILLER GRAND UNION dog suede with tan smooth saddle. sary information required to « PORK OB VIOITARIAN WHITE BREAD COTTAOi CHEESE ttansfer an estato to an indi- PAPER vidual heir after death. Every HEINZ BEANS NAB Mm eons M1 44 l|49 person 21 years and over 4: 'i BINDER ™ I cans | should prepare a will to make IOIAL UCU an orderly transfer of per*. ifSN SSSB TH1U ! ««ci Lfn Banal and real property. -49 MEMO PADS APPLE PIE FAMILY BIZE ouuro rnnoa DOMHTIC met mm -COLBU, IUCAI, C™IAHO ,29 - BICTION DONUTSuuiiuir C0L6ATE uch. junior I ho VViiiiuin !! hocluty of Chi-l.sti.m Sgi M'lUNUI-'IKU), NhW Ji KNKV of Sprliij' fluid I'.nuiiuicl Mothodlst liiurch will h.iK .iiinniiiicuJ [iLuiK for tliu first Sisterhood JAM1-.S IlKViAK I , i'AMi'K Church, under the. direction uf Mrii, Kolsert nicL'tlnu of tlie seusi.n, to be huld at Temple IXmsun, Is held .it 11, 5:30 p.m., youth ciimps viuw a wuutiJ ft 1111 .trip, "John \Ve:;U:y, l-'oiiiidur SinuLiy — ''.'.V ii.nu, Jlvliif wuinhip, Ti't- of Moth idiBii,", at Its iiioiitlily mcuUiit liuth Aliin mi Munduy at H:30 p.fn, vt'tt t'h.infl; si'i-muii: "ttlini I'.lirlMlliiMB (.'(.•lo- under the direction of the now i^iitiMLl.ni edu— 'lliu "Halter 1/2's," twn p.jp uiid fuU 1 cutlon director and minister of youth, tlie Tuesday acci rdliu; to Mrs. Mildred. Rotiipfur, hrati. ." ";3U •i.iii,, Iicnii.ui I.iiij;u,ii;g service; vice-preHide'it and prdgram cluilrnuin. sneers, will offer the evening's tMitertain- l-iiiLiiiuol Scliwlnt',, local preacher, e> inducting Rev. Rieluird IXigaii, 7 p.m., oven Ing tioKi>el nicnt. Hie "Better 1/2'g" are wives and l service, Congregational singing, special A businesii meeting will bg liuld at 11 a.m. tiio :icrvicc. »:3i) a.m., i>i»'iiiiig sesMlim of the with Mrs. luasle lUohm, president, in charjju. iiiiithcrs who have suiii; nationally to large ihmcli hcliinii; gi-iulun nursery tliruugii Sixth music, and a messago from tlie Word of tiod audiences. Their repertoire includes folk, by Dr. MacCorklo. Nurse 17 caru at Iwtli Plans svill be completed for the luncheon will meet In the Wesley llouso. junior lilghs to by Kjrvcd by tlie women'!] jtroupa of tlie satirical, show and original numbers. Mrs. (,,'ifventli and ols'litli) meet on the thiiti floor services. Martin Shindler uf 88 Twin Oaks oval. Is Wednosday—H p.m., prayer meeting. church on Hume Cumini; Sunday, Sept. 29. uf ihc v-tuiri-li ntiiiex. The senior lit«,i«s A sandwich lunch will be served, at noon program vice president, meet in the Mundy Room, All students are I IDLY CROSS LUTllliKAN Clll'KCIi with Mrs, IXiris Holler, chJlrman, Mrs, Helen Mrs, William I'rukoelmer of 99 Wentz .Hikcil to hr!n>; their MIKKIUII Buiit.s with them Cl'IIE CHURCH OFTHH RAUHl "I.irniHRAN Holler and Mrs. Wilma Schonack tjurving tlie avenue, ways mid means vice president, has fur the Aiuurieuii Indian scholarship lor Mrs, 11DUK" AND TVS "THIS IS Till-; LIFE") dtJSHgrt. I ho aftemoon session ,vili open with announced the following events for the coming ]u.mita I a liadio, u junior at lVmbroV.e 'State 639 MOUNTAIN AVK,, Sl'RINCiFII-LD, N..1. dovutlons by lona Lombardi and Mrs. Lydia year: art auction, uct, 2(1- Bat Mitzvah Ball i'olluj;i'. North Carolina.. 11 a.m., church mir- T1IH REVKRKN!) K. J, STUMl'F, I'ASTUR Schneider, co-clialrman of splrinnil life culti- in honor of Sisterhood's 13th year, Nov. 30, aery in the WuLiU-y liuuiiu lur clUldivu vvluiSt' Sunday--R:3U a.m., r.utliuruu Hour, WN11C- vation. and contest for a color TV, Dec, 2. The parents are attending divine worship. 11 ti.nu, . dress club from the Dress Rack of Elizabeth divine worship serinoii by the Key, James 660, 8:30 a.m., worship. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Mrs. Rempfor announced that the program School and Bible daises, 10:45 a.m., liuly booklets for the year will be distributed at tlie and Springfield will begin at thls^ meeting. Dew.irt, pastor, "WhetiChrlstlans Culebrute," Mrs, Shei-win Goodman of 57 Twin Oaks : Communion, September meeting. Highlights of the fall pro- 6 p.m. junior I Ugh Youth l ellowatiip 7 p.m. oval js the chairman. New Year's greeting Soiiior liiali Youtli Fellowship, Monday.-! p.m., board of stewardship and gram will include tlie Joint women's meeting board of truitocs, on Nov. 12, at 8 p.m. with the Rev. jolm chairman, Mrs, Nathan Krowne of 100 Ever- Mond,iy«-H p.m., MetJiudist Men, Wednesday~8 p.m., Ladles' Guild meeting. Wright, Methodist campus minister and Wes- green avenue, will be completing her collection of New Year's greetings, TuesJjy—11 a,m,, Woman's Society of ley Foundation director at Rutgers University, MRS. DAVID ADLER Christian Service business meeting followed FIRST rKliSBYTLRIAN CHURCH New Brunswick, as tlie speaker, and the by a sandwich lunch. A film trip, "Jolm MORRIS AVE, AT MAIN ST. Dec. 10 covered dish Christmas luncheon, with Wesley, rounder of Methodism," will be SPRINGFUiLU, N. J. Sister Mary Alice of tlie Benedictine Sisters shown by Mrs, Mildred Rempfer, vice-presi- MINISTERS: BRUCE W. EVANS, of Elizabeth speaking to tlie group about luncheon opens season dent, S p.m., official hoard, JOSEPH T. HOURANI "l'overty Need! in Elizabeth," Wednesday'—8 p.m., commission on educa- "SERVING OUR COMMUNITY 200 YEARS" tion. AH teachers and officers of tlie Church Today—6:30 p.m., SenlorChoir buffet supper for St. Rose Auxiliary School and leaders of youth groups should at- and opening rehearsal, tend. Benjamin-Shuken Thursday, Sept, 19, will chairmen serving with Mrs. Sundlay~9;30 a.m., opening session of mark the opening of the 1968- Mahon are: Mrs. James P. Church School. Classes for all oil a graded 69 season of the Ladies Auxi- Duffy, first vice - president; OUR LADY OF LOURDES basil for children and young people between 300 CENTRAL AVE., MOUNTAINSIDE nuptials are held liary of St, Rose of Lima Par- Mrs. H.L, Riva, second vice- tlie ages of 3 and 17 are taught In tlie Cliapol ish, Short Hills. Members will president." Mrs. James Hogan, RKV. HERALD j, McGARRY, PASTOR and Parish House. Nursery service is provided MRS, EDWARD R. SMITH meet at Canoe Brook CounB-y recording secretary^ Mrs. REV, GERALD D, W11ELAN for toddlers ages 1 and 2. 9:30 and 11 a.m., P.A. Florio and Mrs, Thomas REV, RAYMOND D. AUMACH at Alpine Manor Club, Short I 1111B, for a social idenUcal church worship services will be held hour at noon, followed by a lun- CD on no 11, corresponding ASSISTANT PASTORS Miss Ethel Benjamin, daughter of Mr. and in the Parish House auditorium, 37 Church cheon meeting. secretaries- Mrs, James A, Sunday—Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 a.m. mall, Springfield, The Rev. Bruce W. Evans Mrs. David Benjamin of Springfield, and Barry Double-ring rites Mrs. jamas Mahon, Auxi- Kennedy, treasurer; Mrs. arid 12 noon. Will preach, his topic being "Updating the Alan Shuken, son of Dr. andMrs. BenShuken of liary president and presiding Frank Cubello and Mrs, John Weekdays--Maiiei at 7:30 and 8 a.m. Church," The Sacrament of Holy Baptism will Toronto, Ontario, Canada, were married July Officer, will outline the plans Nadon, membership chair- Holy Days—Manes at 6, 7, 8 and 10 a.m. be adminJsttred at the 11 o'clock service. 20 at the Alpine Manor, Maplewood, unite Mountainside for the coming year. Varied men; Mrs. Frank McNaliy. Miraculous Medal Novena, Monday at 8 p.m. There will be special music at 9:30, and Rabbi Reuben R. Levino officiated at the hospitality; Mrs. Richard L. programs for montiily meet- Benediction during the school year on Fri- the Senior Choir will sing at 11, 7:30 p.m., ceremony. Rochelle Benjamin, sister of the Newman, publicity; Mrs, ings and social events have days at 2i30 p.m. Baptisms on Sunday at WesBriinster Fellowship opening meeting for bride, and Nancy Shuken, sister of the groom, Henry Goetz, archives; Mrs, couple in church been scheduled. 2 p.m. by appointment. all high school age young people. were maids of honor. Peter Clark was best Earl Van Vorst and Mrs, Har- Officers and committee Confessions every Saturday from 4 to 5:30 Monday—8 p.m., executive committee meet- man. Miss Helen E, Raymond, daughter of Mr. old j, BilUngton, bridge flight; and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. ing at Fireside Group at the home of Mr, The bride, who attended Boston University and Mrs. Howard E. Raymond of 1230 Popular Mrs, Edward Stearns, civic and Mrs. Ronald Wendlandt, 97 Henshaw ave, School of Fine Arts and was graduated from ave., Mountainside, wai married to Edward R. and community; Mrs. John Tuesday—8 p.m., session meeting. Newark State College, taught art under a Smith, son of Mr, and Mrs, Edwin H, Smith Rupp takes Twomey and Mrs, John Title IV federal project in Irvington. The of 485 Summit rd,, also Mountainside, at a Connell, couples' bridge mix- THE COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH groom is a graduate of the University of double ring ceremony last Aug. 24 in Our er; Mrs, Richard Duncan, res- Coil us today for your appointment of? frat ervations for meetlnga; Mrs. MOUNTAINSIDE, N. J, Toronto and the University of Toronto Law Lady of Lourdes Church, The Rev. Raymond John S, Rupcoursp of the ePenn- PASTOR; REV, ELMERA.TALCOTT School. D. Aumack, assistant pastor, officiated, A Adrian Doherty, telephone sylvania Gamma Chapter of committee; Mrs. Charles Ral- Start fall KATHY NEUBAUER, The couple will reside in Toronto, where a reception, following the ceremony, was held Sigma Alpha Epsilon" and a CHRISTIAN EDUCATION DIRECTOR reception "will be given in their honor in in the Mountainside Inn. seh, tfieater parties and tours. 3' with a stunning new junior at Lafayette College Today—8 p.m., primary class meeting, October, Mrs. Margaret Sweatt, sister of the bride, is taking an active part in the '£* hairdo styled just lor you Sunday—9:30 a.m., teachers* meetingi no was matron of honor, Mary E, Raymond, also fraternity's 34th national Sunday School, 11:00 a.m., teachers* dedica- a sister of the bride, and Suzanne Smith, leadership school at the Le- Micheio?§ tion, 11:00 a.m., morning worship; Rev, Tal- Monsignor Beck sister of the groom, were attendants. Robert vere Memorial Temple in cott preaching, baptism, child care provided Smith, brother of the groom, served as best Evanston, 111., this week.L SKY TOP FARMS Distinctive Coiffures ;! for. man. Ushers were Robert Sweatt andMark Leo. The son of Walter H. Rupp. Monday—8 p.m., mistee meeting. 8 p.m., Mrs, Smith is a graduate of All Souls Dogwood way, Mountainside,. 1340 SUMMIT LANE, MOUNTAINSIDE, N.j. 240 MORRIS AVI. SPRINGFIELD Christian Education meeting. to address society Hospital School of Nursing in Morristown and DH 9-6440 John is pledge trainer for his Tuesday—12:30 p.m., Women's Association The Rt, Rev. Monilgnor Henry G, J, Beck, was employed as a staff nurse at Overlook chapter and is majoring in meeUng, a theologian and hiitorian for the archdloceie Hospital in Summit, English at Lafayette. He is • Horses for Hire Wednesday—9 a.m., intercessory prayers. of Newark, will be the guest ipeaker at the Mr, Smith is a senior atNorthwestMissouri active on the campus radio 7-8 p.m.. Chapel Choir rehearsal. 8-10 p.m.. first miating of the new year of the Roiary- State College in Maryville, Mo, Following a station as newscaster and disc Chancel Choir rehearsal. Altar Society of Our Lady of Lourdes Church honeymoon in Colorado, the couple will reside jockey. • Horses Bought and Sold next Wednesday at 9:15 p.m. in the school in Maryville. The SAE Leadership School DISCOVER AMERICA auditorium in Mountainside, it wa§ announced attracts more than 500 mem- ST. JAMES thii week, bers from 161 chapters on • Horsemanship Classes 45 S. SPRINGFIELD AVE., SPRINGFIELD Msgr, Beckj who is the pastor of Sacred college and university cam- iviSGR, FRANCIS X. COYLE, PASTOR Heart Church in Lyndhirit, and who alio Foothill Club schedules puses In 46 states. The school, Group & Private REV. EDWARD OEHLING AND servei as state chaplain for the Knights of held annually in two one- REV. PAUL j. KOCH, Columbus, will speak on "Hlitorieal Change . opening lunch next week week sessions, is under the From Beginner to Show Ring ASSISTANT PASTORS and the Contemporary Church," A program entitled "Magic Suit Case" has direction of Dr. Glen T, Ny- . Saturday—Confessions from 4 to 5:30 p.m, According to a spokesman for the society, green, past president of the and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. thii '•diianguished speaker, who participated been planned for thr opening luncheon of the fraternity and dean of students Springfield Travel Service Sunday—Masses at 7, 8:15, 9:30 and 10:45 in the Second Vatican Council as theologian to Foothill Club of Mountainside next Thursday at Lehman College, Bronx, Call AD 3-4751 at noon at the Mountainside Inn. NIVIR A SIRVICi CHAhGE a.m., noon and 5 p.m. the bishop of Bridgeport and the bishop of N.Y. Daily Masses at 7 a.m. and 8 a.m. Charlestown, is speaking on a timely and in- It was also announced that anyone interested DR 9-6767 Confessions Monday after Novena devo- teresting subject and, therefore, the Society in joining the club is invited to attend. The club 250 Mountain Aye,, Springfield, N,j. tions. will welcome the attendance of the public," is now in its sixth year. Baptism at 2 p.m. Arrangements must be made in advance. It's a boy Silversmiths ESI-4600 TEMPLE BETH AHM Dr, and Mri. Charles L, Barison of Roiling AN AFFILIATE OF THE Rock road, Springfield, became the parents Silver Plating UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA of a son, Steven Philip, Aug. 27 at St. Barnabas NOW YOU CAN HAVE 60 BALTUSROL WAY, SPRINGFIELD Medical Center, Livingston, Mrs, Barison Reitftfed I. RABBI REUBEN R. LEV1NE is the former Gail Zimmerman of jerseyCity. Repairing Reflnished CANTOR ISRAEL j. BARZAK Friday—8:45 p.m., service, Saturday—9 a.m., services. TEMPLE SHAREY SHALOM AN-AFFILIATE OF THE UNION OF Tableware - Flatware — Hollewore • AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS SOUTH SPRINGFIELD AVE, & SHUNPKE RO, Church Chuckles by CARTWJtlGHT SPRINGFIELD, N.j, FRESCO Company RABBI ISRAEL S, DRESNER WHEN TWO ARMS ARE TOO FEW .... CANTOR IRVING KRAMERMAN 500 CHANCELLOR AVE. IRVINGTON FOR ONLY 1c SQ. ft. Tomorrow—8:30 p.m., Sabbath evening ser- When o moving vun arrives in the vice; a sermon will be preached by Rabbi neighborhood . . , Dresner. When the stork visits a friend or nei- Saturday—Opening of Religious School. 10:30 ghbor ... £ WI REPAIR 1 REMOUNT and RESTYLI LAWN-AIDS, Inc. wi!l make your lawn the most attractive in your neighborhood a.m.. Sabbath morning service. JEWELRY Be a friend indeed. Help the new or. A sermon will be preached by Rabbi Dres- ... and for less than you'd have to pay for seed, fertilizers, weed-killers and in- rivals get settled as quickly and com- ner, secticides! Now you can enjoy the beauty of a greener, healthier and more luxuri- fortably as possible. A Welcome Sunday—Opening of Religious School, Tem- ant lawn — without back-breaking drudgery, and for only lo per sq. ft! We supply Wagon hostess will call at your request ple Sharey Shalom Bowling League Banquet all the materials and we do all the work!... whilB^pjj enjoy your freedom golfing, with helpful informoJiofl and a host at 7:30 p.m. at the Towers Steak House, swimmingor just plain loafing! Ail made possible by our revolu^bnary lawn machine. of gifts. Mountainside. Call Welcome Wagon at SPECIAL FALL "Introduciory" OFFER! ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH . . , Into your own custom design You receive aJJ of the following materials and service for only 1c sq. ft. P,S, That Welcome Wagon Hostess will j S, SPRINGFIELD AVE., SPRINGFIELD Bring in yeyr outmoded jeweify and we will do the same for you. M-SP 232-5510 REV, CLARENCE ALSTON, PASTOR submit estimates en fresh, new !16nc-gf'B^ it Full- Powir Soil Aeration if Full-Scope Fertilization (30-1B-10) Today«8 a.m.. Gospel Chorus rehearsal, kind" pieces designed fpf you slono. Saturday—1 p.m., Church school Choir re- * Safe Grub-Proofing • Select Seed Mixture (1 Ib. per 1000 sq. ft.) hearsal, GELJACK jeivelers ir Lawn Weed Control • Contour Power-Rolling Sunday—9:30 a.m., Sunday School 11 a.m., CALL NOW! THIS IS A LIMITED OfFER (4,ooo sa tt m.n.) 'Hs n@@ds s faith that will movs meun^ worship service, 5:30 p.m.. Baptist Youth 241 Morris t,ve, Spfingfield tsini, He*s in the highway eanitruefien Fellowship. 7 p.m.. Church School Teachers Open doily to 5,30, Fri, to 9 • OR 6-1710 business,' meeting. 8 p.m., mid-week service. This "WONDER MACHINE" Makes Our Low Price Possible! Designed by a famsui Golf Course Greensketptr, our Miracle Lawn Turf our plant here, at Mountain- iuildtr' does the work of a doien gardeners Completely automated, It powtr aerates fertilizes, seeds, feeds, weeds, grub proof- By Popular Demand...W«i Repeat Our FabuIousClearance, Plant based side, within 24 hours," said and rolls your lawn in a single operation' It accurately George Switlyk, chairman of broadcasts lawn materials far blanket coverage, Systemetrlcs, Inc., of Moun- resulting in a lawn that is close to perfection' in Jamaica tainside, Miss Bunny's School of Dance Systemetrici, Inc., a com- "When lists of names' and puter subscription fulfillment addresses are sent to our key service for large direct mail- GUARANTEE 549 Ml. 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If GRADUATE, Thur., Mon,, Tues,, "2. 7:30, diffarant. Mska riading tfc* AT PAPER MILL — John Gavin and June Heineri JK cui unrty appi m ing In "Mister % ''//»ta battle * * * ADAMS 4, Rcrrifente •lie "YOUR CHILD DOES HAVE 5, •' - pre, SB. Aulit. REGENT (EUz.)—THE GRADUATE, Thur., fundli" ant Fri,, Mon,, Tues., 1:40, 3:50, 6, 8, 10; Fri,, 8, Seottiah !8, Ofl^l. Sat,, 1:40, 3:50, 6, 8, 10, 12; Sun,, 1:40, nate MUSICAL TALENT.... and ^IIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMlllMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIl/lllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIir tconomlit 3:55". 6, 8, 10, : 7. Bolt!* ST. Bull. iep fl(hten * * * We Can Prove It To Youl" 8, MatUrt, 31, Relative ROUTE 4 DRIVE-IN (Paramus)—THE Dear Amy: kissed my cheekl The closest leave his mother, and we would H fruit JO, Rational 42, Indian GRADUATE, Thur,, Sun,, Mon,, fues 1, The playing ef muiic will help your child's personality grow My problem is so ridicu- he gets to me ii when we're never leave him. He has told (1 Idleneu 33, Aiaenible M 10, Indlviduall 34. Supine mulberry 3:10, 3:30, 7:50, 9:55; Fri,, Sat,, 1, 3;00, itraight and tall in rhs world. Of all the arts, music is the lous that I'm even embarrass- waltzing - and even that's not my mother that if she doesn't 14. Day of 33, Snsppiih 43, One ed to tell youl On a once- very close, I've discussed it like living here, she can leave. thouund 5:30, 8, 10:25, 12:15,' dancing, shimmering rainbow building a ihining arc between the month 37. ProhibiU 4 * * a-week basis, I have been dat- with him many times, I've even Sue 45, Quaker the horizons of men's hearti. Your sen sr daughter Is tho child 18, pini. 41. Cry Of •tate: abbr. UNION (Union Cennir)—. THE THOMAS LOUIS IORIO ing the same guy for 8 years. used mouth washes, but still, Dear Sue: IB. Raver. •heep CROWN AFFAIR, Thur., Mon,, Tues,, 3, of love. Hand in hand the two can go through life as great as Evtn though we have dated he acti like I have Poison I understand your desire to 9:35; Fri., 3, 7, 10:30; Sat,, 2:50, 7, 10:30; the greatest symphony ever written. others In-between, we find Ivy, Finally, he said that he right the wrong In your home, s Sun., 2:40, 6:15, 9:45; THE SCALP HUNTERS, that we always have the best believes that kissing only but unless your parents are Thur,, Mon,, Tues,, 1:15, 7:45; Fri., 1:15. Hmes when we're with each leads to trouble, and he'd hate willing to cooperate with each The Swimmer' 8;45f Sat,, 1:15, 5:15, 8:50; Sun,, 1, 4:30, 8; other. to ruin our carefree love. But other by maMng a home of feafiirette, Thur,, Mon,, Tues,, 7,30, Well, on our last date, he all I'm asking for is one good- their own wlfliout grand- asked me if I'd consider ae- night kiss. He absolutely re- mother, this problem cannot is next attraction cepUng an engagement ring fuses! It's odd, because all his be resolved. Perhaps a talk "The Swimmer,"itarring Hurt Lancaster from him on my birthday - ex-girlfriends say he was a with your clergyman on be- Janice Rule. Janet Landgard and Marge Champ-* \\y four months from now, I was regular Don Juan with them, half of your parents may pave Ion, Is next attraction at the Art Theater, lrv- overjoyed, but only one thing Do you think he's insane,,, die way to some eonsttTJctive Ington Center, '_ encore kept me from aeeepHng. Amy, or am 17 I'd certainly hate to discussions between your re- The picture, which was directed by Frank in all 8 years that we've been go from nothing straight to ligious leader and your mon Perry and filmed In color, ii adapted from dating, he's never so much as a honeymoon. He's 23 andand dad in an effort to help John Cheever's short story, and concerns a man I'm 20, He says if I refuse his your family, in the midst of a breakdown who swims across catering • * * suburbia thrOUfh swimming pools. MAKE YOUR OWN proposal he'll kill himself. Mouth Wash Kid Dear Amy; The associate feature at the Art will be "30 Continental Catering For TV TEST Dear Mouth Wash: About four menttis ago as Is A Dangerous Age, Cynthial," filmed in color That "Special" Occaiiion Yts, 1 think riiere is some- I was driving home, I picked and starring Dudley Moore, thing wrong with your guy, A up a lovely motorist whose The Art is holding "Elvira Madigan" and Star of 1939 movie, fellow who, after 8 years, car had run out of gas. Short- "The Bobo" for a third week. wedding Ik BSF Mitivsh parties eornplets in every detail "Juarez," hasn't kissed his girl good- ly after tills we started dat- night and who threatens to kill ing and new we are very fond Tim Holt of one another. Rex Bell himself if she turns down his • Facilities to 300 proposal has a problem, Be- Since the time I started go- Film comedy starts • Financial Arrangements Paul Muni fore you give Urn a reply, ing out witii her, several good 2, Star of "Look Back In see that he visits a doctor friends have told me that she • Kosher Catering Available Anger," for some answers to his has a very undesirable sixth Ormont week reputaHon. At first I wasn't John Agar unusual behavior, "The Producers," wild and rowdy Remedy, Ed Rosenlha!, 964-0770 Richard Burton too Concerned about thilT but 57 NEW ST. * * * began its sixth weak at the Ormont Theater, m,|r. Route 22, David Wayne Dear Amy: now we are considering marriage and I am exa-emely wor- East Orange, yasterday. formerly with Center Island 3. They're Bob and Ray, I'm a 14 year old girl and The picture, which was written and directed Short Hills Caterers Union, N.j. IRVINGTON ES 1-1400 I've finally decided to write to ried, SCHOOL OF MUSIC Olson & Jelsen I nave Investigated some of by Mel Brooks, stars Zero Mostel and Gene you about my problem. We "Of, ysars of aarvtee to music education' Day & Webb these reports and found them Wilder. It concerns a charlatan Broadway pro- live with my grandmother (my ducer (Mostel) who discovers a way to make Elliott & Goulding father's mother). We have to be valid. Should I disre- 4. In earliest days, he was gard her past and marry her a formne with a flop and proiices a musical, lived with her for about four "Springtime For Hitler." Wilder is seen as an "Mr, Television," years now, and she has made anyway, or should 1 break off my relationship with her and accountant, and Dick Shawn pom-ays a rock- Milton Berle life pretty bad for the family. and-roll Hitler, John Money She tells my mother what to do find a new companion? BJiJR, The picture was photographed in color and Lee j, Cobb and she has gone as far as to features Lee Meredith, Renee Taylor, Estelle tell her who my sister can Dear D.A.R: 5, Regular at "Miss Ameri- Clear the air and confront Winwood and Kenneth Mars, ca" pageants. play with, She had told my mother tiiat she Isn't good her wltti fliese valid facts, A Bert Lahr enough for her son and that man who is contemplating FOR ENJOYMENT IN EATING OUT Bert Parks she doesn't like her. marriage and who is willing to ^Doctor Dol/ff/e' picture joe Seemly We have (that is, my mother overlook the pan has every has) spoken to my Dad about right to Imow what his future to leave Bellevue screen •upj ou all of this and he says It is holds. — I 'jBAB n|pjDLJ — J IJIMtIA my mother's fault. He said Ms Dick Murphy, manager of the Bellevue Thea- auj||aiuoi — £ :JSI|3|BM juanb mother would never say any- ter, Upper Montclair, has announced that "Doc- •ajj - V -'jjed'xa - g thing like that. Then when he tor DoUttle" is in its "last weeks," It started COCKTAIL LOUNGE questions my grandmother its llth week at the meater yesterday, "ft BY HELEN HALE "Doctor Dolittle," film musical based on the CHANCELLOR DELICATESSEN TALLYHO S. RESTAURANT about It, she denies it, (Fefmerly - Csqeh & Hsfies) It is really making life Hugh Lofting stories about a doctor who talks AND RESTAURANT To spruce up the flavor of 943 MAGIi AVE,, UNION uo(jng l -SiilMSNV miserable for everyone and frozen meat pitj, serve each to animals, stars Rex Harrison In the title 378 CHANCELLOR A¥i,, NEWARK half the time, my parents don't role. Restaurant Catering, Spee is lining m Csndelenee Troys snd Ceid Cut John W, Young baked pie with a dab of sour Business ^ens Lunches Fi far Meeting^ dnd The picture, was photographed in color by Plsftcfi Sleppy Jsm Sandwiches fer all Oeeassieni. Haf and Co\d even talk to each other. My cream' if desired, top with a and Dinners father pays more attention to 20th Century-Fox and directed by Richard P'Oeyvrei^ Wjoes, Liqyafs and Beer, Open til 1 a.m. UNION few toasted almonds. Fleisher. Sharing leading roles with Harrison Se rved Daily his mother flian to his wife, WA 9-9872 EL 2-6251 UNION MU t.««40 and my father would never Freezing does not Improve are Samantha Eggar, Anthony Newley, Peter 99G ifuyveianr A* the quality of foods. Foods Bull, Geoffrey Holder and Richard Atten- carefully selected and prop- borough. NOW PLAYING | erly prepared retain their GRAND OPENING Faye Dvnaway, Stavs McQueen quality, depending upon length "THE THOMAS CROWN Iryinflton'i Newest & Finest TRETOLA'S of time stored and temper- FRIDAY DEADLINE UNION c~ AFFAIR" amrs during storage. ITALIAN • AMiRICAN RESTAURANT AT FIVE POINTS, PLUS ^ AM Items other than spot news should FOR OVER 30 YEARS ... B@f, Lsungg, Private FsMiCi "THE SCALP HUNTiRS" Because ~ freezing doesn't be In our office by noon on Friday. A family pld£€ (gr Csnimcnfdl and Open 12.10:30 p.m. BURT LANGASTIR improve, the quality of fruits, CASA Di IRVINGTON F WED. FOR ONE DAY ONLY select fruit ftat is firm, even- 45 New St. (Opp, Robt, Hal!) LA CARTB MINU AIR CONDITIONED* Special Sunday Dinner, for the Family! Hnffec^ (neluding pofaip and vegetable ly ripe, and at peak ripeness 1 "DIR VIRKAUPTI Italian, American Food,, Kslher Dslleatacsen Special*, . . SI,JO-(4.75 . AUo children , menu CROSSVATER" and • for eating. Immature fruit be- comes pale and tasteless In the BusineMmen's Lunches, After Theater Treats. MU 7-0707 VIVI 1ACH, HANS MOSIR Promise HIT Anvihiiip JOSEPH TORRE Open daily 7 a.m. to 4 a.m. Your Ho«t, Danny Smidt • Tommy Adamf '•OEFAEHRLICHI REiSfi" WARREN BtMTY ' freezer! overripe fruit turns dark, Plumbing & Healinp Mexican Skillet Supper Alterations • Jobbing (Servei 8) NOW THRU SECT. 10 1 pound bulk pork sausage' Baseboard Heat installed EXECUTIVE LUNCHEON CLUB TQWNLEY'S 1 cup onion, chopped "Broadway Tonight' • all WEST CHiSTNUT AT ROUTi 22 UNION 580 NORTH AVI., UNION 1 cup green pepper, chopped !fU Always Goad Taste and FU SpcEial Banquet Fdcilifies Frprr I A iO*Y©af Cavalcade ef 2 cups tomatoes 687.2440 Members and their a.ue§?i To EH* at Ts^nlcy's 10 fo 100 People 1 Broadwoy Musicals with 2 cups sour cream Menday fhru Friday Prime Ribs of Bec*{The very h*?s? Open Daily U Ne§n to 1 A.M. 167 costume changes, 2 cups uncooked macaroni 12:00 - ?:00 p.m. All Boking Donr oft Pffrriiiei Potkm^ on Prenn'scs 2 tablespoons sugar Golrfl'M Bfoni.h Rrtoii) (It EL 2-9092 EATING OUT? Four Seasons 1 teaspoon chill powder LEHIGH PRiMlUM I Why not eat with o "how? 1 teaspoon salt ANTHRACITE 1 There is NO batter (sod Brown pork sausage, thor- COAL anywhere. Sliced FILET oughly. Add remaining in- RESTAURANT IlklirVM UACDDAII RESTAURANT TAVERN MICNON DINNER S4.95 NUT or PEA PREMIUM- gredients, cover and cook over STOVE COAL FINISH LINE & COCKTAIL LOUNGE I pjui small ent, charge I low heat for 20 minutes or until FUEL OIL UNION HOFBRAU & COCKTAIL BAR Tuei., Wed., Thur.., Sun, 461 ROSEVILLE AVI. e¥iil» s«tion NEWARK |plu. enjoyable DANCING. macaroni Is cooked, 1252 STUYViSANT AVI., UNION TON TON MIDNIGHT BVERY THE H CUSE OF GOOD FOOD LUNCHEON & DINNER Dancing 6 Entettginmmnt " 2 SHOWS NITELY SHOW PR!. & SAT, —- Air-ConeJ. • Loge Smoking Over 150 iysiiifiimin'i Lunch snd Fins Dinners Ssrved Doily Fri,, So(,, J, Sun. featuring 50B MAIN ST. 95 a lion De I iv New Prlvots Banquet Room GERTRUDE MAYO, ' Tues, thru Sun, Non-diner? 31st SMASHING WEEK! $24 Robert Shoemaker at the Piano AeEOmodoting up to 125 Singsr Si Jsdler , welcome* Reservaflens net Your Hostt: Joicph C. Wtmmer & Max Ectitein igesfary. Coming Sept, •ONE OF Clotrd Sunday ,Oet, |i "Hello Bur* ''Beit Cinema Comedy inYaori!" Simone Bros. Club 482-7778 rtcnn Express 687-7020 leique". FomJly style iur- YEAR'S ZERO MOSTEL In Mai Break*1 tqus Muileal Csmedy Re- IP .BEST!" "TNi PRODUCERS'1 Coal & Fuel Co. With Gene.Wlldrr, Dick Shawn 2726 ONI NITE ONLY! Color • Adulti , 1405 Hording Ave, Linden HU 6 0059 OLD EVERGREEN LODGE I Men, Sept. IS: LIONEL THE Pfiees syb|BCI fe €hsng£ wirtigyf fiqtiee EVIROREEN AVE., SPRINGFIILD HAMPTON & Jan Band LASTfWEEKS*! in CONCERT, REVUE, TECHN OIL BURNER INSTALLATIONS • Fr.e tit. Jamei Breicia, Manager DANCING & DINNER S7.50 GRADUATE X MATINEES PICNIC OROVi CATERING and $10. Re.erve NOW - HALL RINTALS - DINNER PARTliS Call 964-1550 JDAILY MODIRN & SQUARE DANCING Also AT EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT NOW SHOWING AT DR 6-0489 OR 9-9830 The FLAGSHIP 2:00 Dirinei^Thsafre Supper Club REGENT STANLEY P.M. ROUTE 22 • UNION WARNIR EUZABETl PARAMUS We Oan Help Your BLUE SHUTTER INN OLYMPIC RESTAURANT 2660 MORRIS AVE., UNION TRAVf L DREAMS COME TRUE 877 SPRINGFIELD AVE., IRVINGTON COMEDY RIOT! U TODt> A-O Color by CATERiNG ! • RBIERVED SEATS' PITIR SELLERS S | Pignnnd fsr yen by Lyneheep end Dinner Screed Daily, One of N.J.'s largesl and fines* facilities for Banquets ^ ON SALE AT BOX OFFICFICE Sunday Dinners Served 12 • 9:30 Ffiday, Sofufday and lyndoy Even- ete. Donees - Csekfail Parties ^3 Reams Available) ings 9;Q0 p.m. on = Ctntrmi atlfl By Mail Or Call 7*4I-14S- S I KUHNEN TRAVELJnc. Ban -el Fneiliiiei fsr any Ofegiion Cocktdii Loi.inge Qpon Dmly ' EVBS, ' THI BOBO 8:30 97 A Sfuyvesonf Ave. ES 2-9647 ES 4-7699 MU 8-6150 SUNDAY BELLEVUE EVE __ UNION CiNTER (Opp, Shop-Ru*) MU 7,8220 AVI 4IBVINGT0H CENTIR'El I 0B70 . IHViNSTON. N,J, UFPIR MONTCLAIB 30 ' •K UM f h«w hi. i lei, i^^mmm^mmmmmmm 7i -Thursday, Septom'un1 ft, lH(>r It is anticipated that in view of generally good ^rowiiij' conditions In the arua this year, with sufficient rainfall over the past several Trail side flower show this weekend weeks, the show will atttoct a record number of entries, 'Hie Men's Garden Club of Westfield wis organized in 1919. It has grown over the Conducted by garden club and county years until today, with a list of active mem- Hie annual frill flower E!IO\V nr [lie 1 railsitlc Club is headtn! It/ \S altur A. t;hri;,iuffel K, urea with wide exporlunce In flower-show bers exceeding 100, it has become the largeit Nntiiru niid Soiuiicu Ui'iitcr, its this \Vuteliuii|\ chairman, .ind WilILuu Kui-d, co-ciuiirjiKiu, Judging liavu been chosen ns judges to insure organi/ation gf its kind in the elate. Club Kcscrvatlun, will bo hulii on Saturday mul with i:< oilier nieinbers responsible for tilt; iiigli competency in selection of award-winning officers for die 1968-1969 year are John D, r Sunday between 1 mid 5 'i,m. Hie siiosv tills various aspects of the siiosv. entries. At the discretion of the judges, first, 1'otter, president; Gerald K. Foster, vice year wiU bo under the direction Of the Men's Competitive entries may ix: made in more second and third places and honorable mentions president- Walter A. Christoffers, secretary, Garden Club of Westfield, and wlU bo spon- will receive ribbons in each class. In addition,- and Frank A. Willis, tresiurer. than 100 clasreri, running the gamut of annuals, a tri-color award to an outstanding entry in sored, as in past years, by Uio Union County perennials, bulbous or tuberous flowers, roses, The club has for many years been afflllflted Pork Commission. The show li open to die each of several groups of classes may be with the Men's Garden Clubs of America, in berried or flowered vines or shrubs, £;irden given by the judges, who may also make a l-unorai public without charr.e. displays, house plants and vegetable or fruit association of more than 300 local units. It junior award for on outstanding entry in the is represented at the national convenaon of Inhibitors nre limited to amateurs who arc displays, hleveu classes will be, open to jmiior junior section, and the flower show committee residents of Union County or are members liOi'Uculturlsts In tile aje croup of 7 tolfi. that organ!station, held annually in major of j',afden clubs located In the county, will present a sweepstakes award to the exhi- cities, and has participated In its plant testing Horticultural exptrts from other clubs in the bitor receiving the greatest number of blue and ether prop-ami. i1 nho snoshow coninuiiecomiiiittcie- aoif tiltliie; rueMen'n ^s tjuitierGardeni > -- ribbons In the show. • * • THE EXHIBITOR of the finest dahlia bloom or collection of dahlia blooms will be entitled Don't Drive An Uniofe Cor Riesel will speak at Linden to hold the Larry Hubbard Silver Bowl, n AVOID perpetual award, for the coming year. The Best in Show award, also a sliver bowl in JDANGEROUSFUMES under Open Forum auspices perpetual annual eompetlflon, goes to the REPLACE exhibitor with tiie best competitive horticul- Your Warn onrj Lfohy Union CountyCounty' UpoOpen Forum,. Inc.,, establisheestablished In and out of labor and governmentgovernment. tural eno-y In the show. by a non-partisan, volunteer group two yours * * * Aside from competitive entries, three edu- MOTHER NOW! ago to bring outstanding programs and speakers HIS ACCURATE "ahcad-of-the-field" col- cational exhibits on display will be on birds, fff ~- In nailed FREE to Union County, will present columnist Victor umn reports up-to-the-minute labor, political, prepared by James Hawleyi on berried shrubs, PAY AS YOU RIDE - NO MONEY DOWN Riesel at Linden High School on Sept, 20. He and Industrial developments throughout the by the Union County Park Commission, and on will speak on "Behind Today's Headlines — world. His September "address on current and plant propagation, by Joseph E.Cazeneuve. AMALFE BROS. and Tomorrosv's," according to Mrs. Arch future headlines will be especially pertinent, Showg over the past several years have 335 RAHWAY AVE.. ELIZABETH EL J.47&« Downie, Jr., secretary and program chairman Mrs. Downie says, in view of his worldwide stimulated wide interest among horticultural Men., Tliuri., F... 8-9. Ty.i., W,d., Sol. 1-6 of the Forum, background In reporting behind the scenes. He fanciers as well as the general public, and has traveled over one million miles to cover have been well attended. Covering his far-flung beat in the 50s Riesel his ''beat," and is the immediate past-presi- exposed racketeers and communists infiltra- dent of the overseas Press Club, ting legitimate unions, business, and govern- "This may be the last program Union County We arc quite sure that ment itstU. Frequently threatened, ho Open Forum will present," Mrs. Downie says. you arc plagued wilh ENROLL NOW 276-2934 continued to report and name names. "We have brought some of the nation's top prejudice, people to Union County — including Max misinformation, GERALDINE NURSERY SCHOOL On April 5, 1956, a hoodlum stepped up to RaHorty, now winner in a cloiely fought revulsion, Riesel and flung acid into his eyes, blinding election as nominee for U.S. Senator from misconceptions, him. His enemies failed to silence him, or California. Our May 3 panel discussion of & KINDERGARTEN slow down his battle against the underworld 'Crime in the Streets' was headed by outstand- fear or doubt ing authorities, and was widely covered by the about mental retardation. Cor. Fereit 1 NeMfc Ave*,, Crsnferd press, But the residents of Union County were conspicuous by their absence, OUR 2^th YEAR ? 86 Y activities set; "It takes a great deal of time and effort and considerable financial risk to bring such Half Day - Full Day Session! registration Sept. 15 programs into being. Union County Open Forum Learn the truth. For Children 2 to 6 years is dedicated to presenting authorities on ques- Write for a free booklet. One hundred and eighty-six activities are tions of public interest on a nonparrisan basis. scheduled by nine diviiloni in the fall brochure But even the best-intentioned volunteers be- The Prfiidenl's Committee ColIegeTraincdFaculty— Lunch or the Eastern Union County YM-YWH A, Green on Mental ReUrdatisn come discouraged by public apathy to subjects Washington, D: C. SOIOI TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED Lane, Union. The brochure, being mailed thij which concern "the public so greatly, asdidour week"to the "Y" membership, ii also available 'Crime in the Stteets1 panel." Approv.d by Stall Bsord s( EducOlion at di Green Lane center, Additional information about the Victor Address . SCHOOL BEGINS WED., SEPT.4th Riesel program may be obtained Jay getting in Regiiffaflon will take place Sept. 15 in the MONICA FLYNN DEUBEL, Director auditorium. After that date regisn-ation rnay touch with Union County Open Forum, Inc., be made by mail. 600 Leigh dr., Westfleld, phone 233-1389. Expansion of classes Chuch, your Irons announced Four classes will be hold for a Brand New this year Instead of two at the GOODWYEAR Summit Speech School because of the many studenti seeking Get this Pre-season Gas Clothes Dryer, admission, according to Mrs. PJD, Gold, school president. She said a number of openings Value NOW! are still availablt. Partner! The nursery school, a pre- OMBINATION OFFER school for hearing-handl- Save yourself hours of hand Ironing with a new capped youngsters, Is a non- profit agency approved by the Norge Permanent Press Clothes Dryer. Ironing State Board of Education and- offers daily classes in langu- Is almost unnecessary. age n-aining. This year, said Mrs, Gold, many of the children are being bussed and their mieion-isJaelnE paid fay— TUNE-UP YQtrknow-how-wQnderfuHtQday's permanent-press -fabrics -ars one low their local boards of education. with a new Permanent Press Gas Clothes Dryer, you simply wash, dry Some of the work at the and forget ironing. school, she said, Is done by volunteers. Community volun- Today's Norge as an example, has a special big six cubic foot cylinder teers who offer their services and a 10 minute "Cool Down" to make Permanent Press garments and members of the junior League of Summit act as truly permanent press and wrinkle free. teacher1! aides In the classrooms. All volunteers will receive a two-day orientation training SSAFETY CHECK course starting Ms Monday, Four drying cycles A featured speaker will be Dr, provide safe, aH fabric Arthur L, Terr, professor of audlology and special educa- drying, '««s labor tlon at Newark State College, "fall Parts

"Air Jets" gently toss auVo. Make an appointment NOW—Be sure auto . us. and buoy articles for your car runs smoother and trouble-free! speedy, safe, economi- Youth aide cal drying.' HERE'S WHAT WE DO: • Replace spark plugs, points, rotor and condenser You can even dry hats, appointed • Clean fuel bowl, air filter and battery stuffed toys, stockings, Appointment of Peter R, ALL WORK DONE • Inspect ignition wires, distributor, starter, regulator, generator, fan sweaters, shoes—ex- Roienbloom of Great Neck, BY FULLY TRAINED belt, and battery clusive Merge Stop-N- L.I., as a teen worker at the • Adjust timing ind check cylinder compression Dry control. Eastern Union County YM- MECHANICS • Complete lubrication and oil change (5 qts.) using top quality oil and YWH A in Green Lane, Union, was announced tills week by USING MODERN grease Automatic Dry Cycle Dr, Sidney A. Savin, chairman HERE'S WHAT WE CHECK: eliminates guesswork. of the personnel committee, EQUIPMENT AND a Brakes • Tires • Washer Bottle Your Norge dryer Rosenbloom will assume the TOP QUALITY "senses" when your • Steering • Horn • Wipers post Sept, 15, succeeding Na- PARTS, • Front ft Rear Lights • Exhaust System • Mirrors and Seat Belts clothes are dry. chum Blass, who is returning to Israel aftsr two years service with the Y, He and his DGJ-7520 wife, the former Lois PaBseof Take your car where the experts are—EASY TERMS! Union, and two children will move to this area. Roflenbloom received anAB degree from Adelphi College, BRING IN THESE COUPONS AND SAVE! Norge Permanent Press New York, and has credits toward an MA degree in thea- Automatic Gas Dryer ter arts at the same collage. He comes to Now jersay (As little as $5 a month puts one in your home) from the Eait New York "•" '(•• YMHA, where he served for I RADIO BUY OF THMYEARI 4-WHIEL No better time of the year to buy a "miracle" dryer than right now two years as junior high su- BRAKE during the EMzabethtown Gas Sale. pervisor, and previously as Alignment assistant district scout exec- AM/FMl SPECIAL! Ellzabethtown Gas offers these features: utive in the Bronx, At Adelphi, he was photo Radio (1) No down payment. (3) Free venting. (5) Free delivery. editor of the Delphian, school (2) Free normal installation, (4) Free B-year service. newspaper, and was active In the Golden Mask Society. He Now where can you get a better deal than that, partner! also served as program director of campus radio station WALI, and was a member of 2-Way Power ^ 88 Big 530-off discounts! the Dormitory Council, He and /Ucnssnrii-s EM* belongs to the National Asso- Terms til HHl' Your choice of nationally famous 1968 clothes dryers such ciation of Jewish Center Workers and the National Wo remove front whneli, clean and Inuludos AC converter, 4 AA Inspect front wheel bearings, inspect as Norge, Maytag, and Whirlpool. Conference of Jewish Com- Check front springs, shock grume seals, add fluid if needed (no munal Service, penlite batteries, full time extra charge), adjust brakei all 4 libsorbnrB and steering whefil AFC, shoulder strap and ear- wheels and toil. Apply your brakei nssombly; align front-end; phone. 3',s" speBkor. with confidence 1 GIVE TO FIGHT I curruct camtifir, cjiister, toti-in. Call 289-5000 I

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WOMEN, FULL-TIMli, Light assembly MEN SCHOOL CUSIUUIAN RECEPTIONIST of electruiuc parts, regular shift - WAITRESSES Five-day. 40-hour week. I or a|i|.jllll- 7 to 3:30, and housewife shUt, 9 a.m. ment call; Union County Kegix-ii ln»h CLERICAL OPPORTUNITIES to 3:31 ApplleiUuns now aeeeptiid for .School, 376-63UM, I MI. '«), K 9/5 Part/Full Time fall, UKNUHAL KliliU CO.. 19 Walnut GENERAL FACTORY WORK FOR OUR CHARMING RESTAURANT AVE,, Clark, N.J, 332-7373. lixtciislon 9. "' l."/5 Be A PERMANENT JOB. ANU MACillNlitiPKKAIOKS SECRETARY CLERK-TYPIST Domestic Help Wonted-Women % SALES SERVICE DEPT, .. SDAY WEEK Know-lt.All Day shift, good pay, bonus plan, all benefits, paid Good working csndltlonj, full INVENTORY CONTROL Ume and steady workers, all Good typist grid ikljlad King, PRODUCTION SCHEDULING I-.XI'EKIUNCEU HOL'Sli WURKliK, vacation, education program, and pleasant working Dlv.r.ill.d dull... Exp.rUnc. ,, NO SUNDAYS OR HOLIDAYS sleep In, S days, fringe benefits, 5 day week, H.S, graduate. Mutt be above Show off all do* conditions with a friendly, growing company. Apply good overomo puy, will train If n.i...oiy- 8:30 AM.4I3O PM, ov.rag. in mothemOtiei. JlJO . . LIBERAL STORE BENEFITS Own room, t.v. tang at this mod* Call 687-0620 in person 9. AM, to 5 P,M, neCESsary, AM.4I30 PM, INCLUDING STORE DISCOUNT • rn medical e.n. X 9/5 , • NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY ter, located In a CaU 687.3322 XO/5 FILE CLERKS KEYPUNCH beautiful suburban Help Wonted-Men OSCAR SCHMIDT INT'L Please apply in person letting. We are Garden State Rd., Union, N.J, Off Route 22 TOOL t, DIE MAKER SALES SERVICE PIPARTMENT looking for tws Advertising MACHINBTS Typing required, E»p«rl«nee OPERATOR to Personnel Department bright aais with An Equal Opportunity Employer Top job . Own tools nMeliary, |!JO AM-4130 PM. good personalities K »/S ATLANTIC FABRICATORS IBM DEPARTMENT at receptionists Space 202 CUHord St. Newark Experience necessary. Bl30 far our information PART TIME OFFICE CLEANING X 9/S. AM . 4i30 PM, BLOOMINGDALE'S detk. One full Salesmen MAINTENANCE 4 to 6 hours dally (5 day week; full time to work starring any Ume alter 4 P.M. WAREHOUSEMAN Man, thru Friday, For N.j.'s top weekly newspaper SUPERVISOR CaU alter 6 1>,M, 964-0540 L9/S for steel warehouse. Midnight shift- 11:30 A.M. .O 8:00 all benefits-Must He high school p-ad- CLERK-TYPIST SHORT HILLS P.M. and ma part chain, located in Union and TO SUPERVISE PORTERS, uate. Apply in person.^ AND CHARWOMEN. time, Saturday and Essex counties. Salary, com- REPAIR AND SERVICE MEN Mr, George Boe PACKAGING DEPARTMENT Sunday 8:30 A.M. MUST BP EXPiRIENCIP Between 9 A. M. t, 4 P. M. GIRLS WOMEN 1 WITH INDUSTRIAL CLEANING Good typist. General clerical teJiOOP.M. You II mission, expenses, bonuses, Mapes fc Sprowl MATIRIALS AND TECHNIQUES, Immediate opening, for men in Robert Canipbell Co. dutlii, 7 AM is 3:30 PM, company benefits. Call or repair and service of scientific SUPIRVISORY EXPERIENCE 2400 Bedle PI. Linden, N. j, tact with the pub. WAITRESSES write Mr. M. Mintz, Suburban REQUIRED; ALL BENEFITS. laboratory instruments. Excel, L9/5 Excellent working conditioni, air-conditioned officei lie supplying a lent benefit programs and work. variety of infer, Publishing Corp., 1291 Stuyve- Ing conditions. Submit back- CAN A WORKING GI.RL Send Reiume and Requirement! WAREHOUSEMAN -DRIVER and liberal fringe benefits. motion, and You'll sant Ave,, Union, N.J. 686-7700 ground qualification, with sal. to! References, 7 to 3i» P. M. receive a variety PHONi 464-4100, Ext. 244 for interview appt. SLEEP LATE EVERY MORNING? HT/F ary requirement' to: F,P, Sehle 5 days. Provide own Qrsnsportarion, of benefit!, In. Call alter 9 A, M. S79-1375 eluding a good sal- BOX 594 F1SCNIR SCIENTIFIC Sure-lf you ore a Sfoyffer Girl. 52 Fadem Rd. Springfield, N.J. K9/S C. R. BARD, INC, ary, Shaw your. UNION LEADIR, We let YOU choose your hours. phone: 201-379-1400 ext. 3 Hospital and Surgical Supplies • elf off to eur per. CLERK 1291 STUYVESANT AVE; • onnel department UNION, NEW JERSEY WAREHOUSEMEN OTHER NICE NEWS! sr call: Salei Ixpendltlng or Inven- (An Equal Opportunity Employer) PERMANENT 73-1 Central Ave., Murray Hill, New Jersey tory Controlj Experlenee D». O 9/5 General warehsiiie work, order EQUAL OPPORTUNITY iMPLOYIR • The Income ir outstanding • Ired, All Benefjli! STOCK & SALIS 3 992.5500, Ext, 320 I Ar»PLY WilKDAYS AND picking, positing L •hipping, • We train yey free of charge Good itortlng lalsry, excellent SAINT BARNABAS i SATURDAYS S TO 4 P.M. (Full & Port Time) • Furniih & Launder Uniforms MACHINISTS Permanent position. Liberal earn, benefit!. MIDICAL CENTER ELASTIC STOP NUT Rapidly expanding company hat pony benefits, Simlllar experience preferred • Let you in on many eo benefit! opening, for qualified men M Apply In perion or tall CLERICAL Old Short Hills Rood CORP. OF AMI RICA RADIAL DRILLS APPLY: Fisher Scientific - Living,ton, N.J, TURRIT LATHIS PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT An Equal Opportunity fmpleyer 32 Fadem Rd Springfield 2330 VauxhallRd., Union, N.J. SURFACE GRINOIRS (Sat, Interviews at Warehouse CALL (201) 376-7025 O 9/5 An Equal Opportunity Employer MILLING MACHINES 9 A.M. . 12 Noon) 379.1400 : PRUDENTIAL Get the full story. Its an eye-opener DE VL1I0 JIG MILLS An Equal Opportunity Emplayar i to 12 and 12-8 SHIFTS X f/S DRIVER—pirt time, daily and Sirur- TOP RATcS FOR IXFERI R&S is a household word In many of the families STOUFFER'S RESTAURANT day, Fiorl's Union Florist, 2018 Morris INCED HILP VACATIONS Ave, FRrNOE BiNIFITS Home & Auto Stores in your town which have had one or more 688-6872 X 9/J Rt. 22, Union (Opp. Flagihip) TO! MALL IN SHORT HILLS, N.J. WILL TRAIN QUALIFIED Young Men members enjoy a working relationship with MORRIS TURNPIKI AND JFK PARKWAY TEMPORARIES APPLICANTS Shlpper.Warehousemen us. Some families-perhaps right in your neigh- NIXT TO I. ALTMAN'S - NO. 70 1US LINE FACTORY S.TOCK CLERK - Llihi work'Tor Go Permanent Without National Fills orders, receives raw mat- borhood-can point to several generations who EXPERIENCED MEN WITH handy man. Good working eondlHong, A Feel How? j MECHANICAL ABILITY FOR All benefiti. 37-1/2 hour wesk. erials, store, stack, and this have worked with us. This gives us a great OINERAL OPFICI MAO4INI AND GENERAL FAC. Tool & Mfg, Co. Call Miss Sapeta 233=5930. products produced at plant; good MAIL ROOM- pay, all paid benefits. deal of pride. If you ore seeking a change Women, Where Are You? TORY WORK, 100-124 No, 12th St. ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIORAPH CORP, Our office staff is In a sold LIBERAL FRINGE BENEFIT Keniiworth, N.j. PYRO PLASTICS CORP% in jobs, or perhaps are just coming out of PART TIME STOP IN AND LET US 1130 Route J2 Mountainside sweat trying to do all the work, PROGRAM, INCLUDING COM. O 9/5 Woinwrlchf, off W, Chestnut 1 the summer doldrums following June gradua- TELL YOU ABOUTIT. PANT PAID . BLUI CROSS, An Equal Oppornsiiiy Employer WE NEED YOUR HILPI Den- X 9/3 Union, N.J. 6ii.7a00 tion and are now intent on getting a full- oral office and typing exper. IF YOU AREA BLUESHIELD, PENSION PLAN, MAINTENANCE (epp. Flagship, off Rt. 22) tense required and one girl with ie Our LIFE INSURANCE, II PAID "STUDiNTS K 9/S time job, why not consider joining us and HOLIDAYS, TO S WEEKS VA. MECHANIC light steno. If you're o little JUNIORS 1 SENIORS ONLY sharing in our pride. We have some full- Pony Express CATION, All around mechanic with in- rusty call us onywoy. We know .PiCTO TYPIST Start to work now and part time thru time beginning clerical positions at present, INGELHARD INDUSTRIES dustrial experience in machine, tiie school year. Hours flexljale —. work BOWLING BUG? Find equip, the beach is cool, but our of- ment, repairs, lanes through the Neither rain, nor .COMP. OPERATOR H. A, WILSON DIV. repair, conveyor* & fufnoesi around your home, CaU 9 ajn, - 5 p,m, and we invite you to come in and see us. fice is air conditioned. Rotating ihift, exe. benefiti 688-0810. • • AS/12 Want Ad >eetion. JIRSIY PLASTICS sleet, nor mow 2655 U.S. Rt. #22 Union, N.J. You'll find that we offer a good starting nsr anything elte lame paid by eampany. Inter, 149 SHAW AVI, IRVINGTON .PBX An Equal Opportunity Employer will bother you be. Xg/S view 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., 1:30 Help Wonted.Men & Women 5 salary with liberal benefits including a NIAR FABYAN AND LYONS cause you will be to. 2*30 p.m. tuition refund program. BUS NOS, 0-1.14.107 sorting and dis- . BOOKKilPiR ALCAN M1TAL POWDIRS INC. L 9/5 tributing mail In- FACTORY WORKERS 901 LIHIOH AVI., UNION Apply j person to our Employment Bureau side this beauti. . TYPiST An equal opportunity employer n GAL. FRIDAY 21 yfi. or over, $2.25 per hr. anytime between 8:30 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. &jl, new medical •farting rats, progrelilva In- IMMEDIATE OPENINGS ENGINEERING DIPT, center in one of craolll. Steady yaar round «m- MAN PART TOvll (We will be closed on Monday September 2). New Jeriey'l lov. WB Can Place You Now ploym.nt with advaneementap. Alert, dependable gal with goad 5:30 a.m. to 7!80 ajn. lleit luburban or. portunlflBi. Rotating •hlfts 140,00 GUARANTEE •Pull Time typing skill, for general see. eo». Patients, doc* Shift prelurnl, life insurance retorisl duties to chief engln. ! OR We hays an eitabllihed morning route tors, nurles, every, 5, penilen plan, heipltaliiation available to reliable manlnShortHlMs, THE PRUDENTIAL eer, Excellent company bene- one will look far- & msdlcol Iniuranee, 9 paid Stock Help fits. Close to public transpor. CaU 379.S1I9 or 877^053 ' ward to teeing ! Get You Set For Fall holiday! It paid vacations. INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA tati^ K 9/i —-— you, -And yautl Mult be able to read & writ* •Part Tim© Engtilh & do Umpl. arithmetic CALL MRS, F, ROBIRTS ? look forward to the good pay and test. Interview! 9:30 ta 10:30 RE o.lOOO An tquol Opportunity Employer good hour! from 1:30 ta 2i30 p.m. MEN Stock Help ; A - 1 ALCAN METAL POWDERS INC. K S/J 10 A.M. to 1:00 Thomas A. Edison Industries 901 LIHICH AVI., UNION P.M.Monday through NEEDED! over 18 years MeORAW.iDISON COMPANY Friday. Send your, An squa I opportun ity employer Lokeilde Ave. Weit Orange self to our person. X9/5 INSURANCI Equal Opportunity Employer Temporaries Work The G 9/S nel deportment, • peclal delivery, ; 1995Morrl.Avo. Union964-1300 EXPERIENCED CASUALTY RATERS or call: • Full Time GENERAL" WORKERS for Columiia : 413Pk.AvB.Se. Pli. 322.1300 FOREMAN Sams Day We hove an outstanding opportunity for you, High School Cafeteria, 7 or 7:30 a.m. ; 85ABImf.Av.Caldw.ll 228-1300 We offer a good .farting 101017, opportunity for advance, Furniture Salesmen to 1:30 p.m. and 8:30 to 1:30 p,m. 992.5500, Ext, 320 CM 4 PM to 12 Midnight ment, profit shoring, pension plan, paid holiday., excellent Apply Columbia High School Cafeteria You Apply! working condition. on sight parking, and mere advantages. 17 Parker Ave., Maplewaod, X 9/S TYPIST For ploilie Injection mold- SAINT BARNABAS Part time, 5 day ^k, fringe bene- • Part Titn^ Hours iiJO to 4i30 P,M, Ing plant. Muit have expor- Loading, warehoui* work, gen. ' fits, ialary commensurate with expert- Please call or writ* Mr, Fisher HOUSEWlFE—for counterwork, from era! labor aistgnmentc avail, MEDICAL CENTER enee. Electric typewriter. Call 245- lence in luparvlilah of per- 11 to 3, Monday through Friday. No •annel In all phalei of pro- able every day. Good pay. Apply Furniture Salesmen Old Short Hills Road 1933, L 9/8 ready for work - 6:30 a.m. OHIO CASUALTY ejeperlenee necessary. Call COXY Livingston, N.J. duction. Steady employment. CORNER LUNCHEONETTE, SS8 Rah. An Equal Opportunity Employer Full ben.flt.. Bail 630. e/e EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS : INSURANCE GROUP way Ave,, Union, 688-8884, X 9/S TYPISTS 0 9/5 Full - time Several interesting «nd MANPOWER 2401 Morris Ave. , Union, N.J. i dlversUied posiBons available. Good Suburban Publlihlng Carp, 925.7070 LIBERAL EMPLOYEE BENEFITS starting salary and liberal benefits. 1291 StuyveiantAve., Union,N.J. 11 So. Wood Aye, Linden 964-0550 L 9/5 HELP WANTED Apply In person or cdli K9/5 1217 t. Grand St. Elliabeth WOMEN PERSONNEL FISHER SCIENTIFIC 354-3415 Apply in person - , RHCEiVABLE CLERKS 52 Fadem.Rd, Springfield 312Watehung Ave. Plainfield CLERK TYPISTS CLERK 379-1400 757.5811 IntereiSni dlvariilled duUei, Typing An Equal Opportuniry Employer GUARD L9/12 Union Women Opportunity with majaf food BAMBERGER'S sillily necessary. Excellent itarHng Opportunity for mature X 9/5 (FULLTIME) individual to work In concern for plant guard. Liberal salary plug good company benefits. CHRISTMAS SELLING season SBViRAL OPININOS EXIST; will loon be here. Prepare now personnel office of a TYPIST - HILLSIDE - Some short- benefit*. Apply perianne! office MAINTENANCi MECHANISS Apply In parson or call 650-bed medleal center. FISHER SCIENTIFIC FOR QUALIFIED dLERKTYP- far large profit! selling beauti. hand required. Free hoipitaUaaUon, 8:30 a.m. • 4:30 p.m. Muit have bails tooU to let UfP FURNITURE STORE ISTSj EXCELLINT WORKING Must have good per. bonus and profit sharing, CaU 686.2131 and repair light aitembly ffiie 52 Fadem Rd. Springfield ful AVON GIFTS, sonolity to deal with KRAFT FOODS CONDITIONS; ALL BENEFITS. •Ext, m, ~ X9/S chinery. Madam plant and park. 379-1400 public. Excellent work, 31 Evan* Terminal Route 22 SDrlnjfiald, N.J. Call: Ing racilltiel. Apply TECNORM An Equal opportunity Employer ing conditions, goad Hlllilde, N.J. X 9/5 ; APPLY WEEKDAYS Bom to 4pm 731-8100 CO., 8to 12 a.m. 120200 Corn meree, starting salary. All An Equal Opportunity Employer Ave,, Union. TYPIST Kg/I Today fringe benefits. Apply " L B/5 BABYSITTER-dsily from 3:30 for ap- Personnel Dopt., f.J Exceljent working eondliioni, RESTAURANT WORKERS 1LASTIC STOP NUT G9/S MAN wanted for Production Department proximately 1 hour. Call Mrs. Zlol- Monday ihru Friday and : in imoller pleoioni office, Vor. GENERAL FACTORY WORKERS fcowski, f.l! Saturday or eolh led dJtlei -liberal benaflti; of leading plaiae manufacturini eorp. CORP.OF AMERICA Rotating ihlfts, good Stirling rate, 68M498 HOUSEKEiPER THE MAYTAG CO. Machine operators for power shift differential, benefits. Experience KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN MJOVAUXHALL RD; UNION, N.J. 992.5500, ext. 320 K 9/5 Route 22 Union shears, brakei, and presses not neeeisary. We will train. Apply (An Equal Opportunity Employe.) (PART TIME) SAINT BARNABAS 6U.nO7 Mr, Graff Meshanlcsi assemblers, spot ETHYLENE CORP. BABYSITTER - HOMEMAKER B9/S MEDICAL CENTER L 9/S wlederi and lift truck drivers. 7SS Central Ave. Murray Hill FULL TIME GOVERNESS ID1AL SITUATION FOR WIDOW Old Short Hills road, Shift - 8 a.m. - 4i30 p.m. Applyi or call 4 TO 5 HOURS A DAY. MON. COFFEE MAT CORP, Mature women, do you like children? Livlngiton, N.J. TOY DEMONSTRATORS Mr, Miller 464-2600 • Earn up to $2.00 per hour DAY . FRIDAY.- LIGHT HOUSl. 251 So, 31st. St. Keniiworth Would you like to care for Aim in An Iqual Opportunity Employer j Earn up to 1SX commission, Starting rote $1.40 per hr, COMPTOMETER KIIPINQ. SOME SHOPPING, 241-8400 X9/S X 9/i their home while their parents vaeg. I No cpUection, no delivery, car nseei. WILL COOK EVENING MEAL • Opportunity for management Bon? PART TIME - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cleri-, I sary, NIGHTS » to start after Labor day. FOR SUMMIT IXiCUTIVl AND Be A "VACATION SERVICES UN- OPERATORS sal help. Sprinîep^ l d office. Call Mrs. pat Vargo Aiiiat in frying 1 paokaglnifishfllets. • "Flexible hours available FAMILY. CAR HELPFUL, Off Friday & Saturday, Mon - Thurs LIMITED" 379-3183793189 K 9/5 12 Anna Place So, PlaWleld Pleasant Working Conditioni 6 P.M. to 2 P.M. Steady employment. • Free meals GOVERNESS 7J5-B150 K9/12 Good salary and Benefits.cransporta- Modern Alr-eond, Offices CALL: . PART TIME EXPERENCED TYPIST Inside Sales Uniforms, meals, hespltaUzatlon,Apply • Paid Vacations Bon furnlihed, ocassional employment Company Paid Medical-Surgical preferably with technical background, TELEPHONE WORKERS jesn'g Beans, 1007 W. St. George Aye., 322-4523 Linden, • L 8/29 • Paid Holidays ivaUable. And Ho.pitalliatlon Benefits Springfield area, CaU 376-2855. L« Keniiworth • Bsied SOMf PRIOR EXPERIENCE Fanwoea-, N.J. Call for interview, Paid Holiday, And Vacations 5 to 6 hours daily, DESIRED: ALL BENEFITS. • Time & h over 8 hours daily & 40 hrs. weekly 754-S228 K 9/26 And Much More. a 9/5 PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS 1 5 days a week call 276-6792 L 9/26 PLATERS • Thanksgiving Turkey AT BENCH ASSEMBLERS, new plant, 10 BILLING CLERK & TYPIST, experi- KJJY PUNCH OPERATORS I paid holldaye, start $1,66 per hour S# TYPIST' dependable, accurate and fait APPLY: HELPERS • Christmas Bonus enced. Apply BECKER'S MOTOR Aiphajiurnerla, 1 year ejtperience work j increase every 3 monthi to $1.81 needed is receptionist In nactonal com. Weekday! 4 Saturday 8AM-4PM R&S in local office. GENERAL FACTORY • Paid Life Insurance Policy TRANSPORTATION MB No, Michigan Apply Mon,, Wed., Fri, : pany'i modern executive office. Hours 9BS-12SS Flatronlci Inc. of Linden, N.J, Ave., Keniiworth, X 9/5 Home & Auto Stores L 9/5 QEISSEL MFO, CO, 9-5, Mon,.Ffl,CoodsalBry, Blue Cross 1LASTIC STOP NUT • Paid Hospitaliiation 1 Blue Shield, other benefiti. Advance. It expanding! If you want a Rt, 22, Union (Opp. Flagship; M0 Swenion Dr. Kenllwonh fiitun with a growing eampany, APPLY IN PERSON MATURE WOMEN — Part time, four X9/5 , ment opportunity. Immediate Opening, CORP. OF AMERICA houri per day. CaU Visiting Home- now li the time to make a Apply to the Manager CLERICAL Personnel Department. • STROUf REALTY, 311 Springfield Ave. 2330 VAUXHALL RD..UNION,N.J change. We offer excellent maker Service, 233-3113. K B/29 ' Summit. 273-2000 PLEASANT PART TIME WORK (An Equal Opportunity Employer) .toning (alary, paid holiday, OPPORTUNITY for young woman with car. . K9/5 KFC RETAIL STORES , . 0 9/5 and vacation, with free medi- Interesting, diversified pesitian Above average earnlnEi assiting pub- cal, lurgieal and insurance CLERK TYPIST TELLER 219 E. So. Ave, Westfield, N.j. In Purchasing Dopt. for mature lisher's representative. No galling but plan. Many other benefiti In- Muit be good with figures. Excellent MONIYli ; Savings 1 Loan Association, Experi- young woman. Average ability applicant must enjoy meeting the pub- cluded. Apply In perion ta 500 ialaryy, Paid benefits. Call 373744 - 1 enced preferred, but will accept frain. LABORiR on electric typewriter required, lic. For intervlaw call Mr. John Criffin Commerce Rd., Linden, N.J. or 98379837, That's what our working at 686-7700, ', ees. Company banefits. Pleasant STIADY WORK FOR ODD JOBS, Modern, friendly, office, ton. call 925.3600 9/S mothers are making • working eonditlans. AROUND NEW HOMES. MUST KFC RETAIL STORE venlant to busas #B and 6- SUBURBAN PUBLISlllNa CORP. K i/29 ! " CALL 762-2302 HAV1 DRIVERS LICENSE TO Many paid benefit*. Salary 1291 Stuyvesant Ave,, Union, N.j. 1353 Stuyvesanf Ave. Union, N.J. CLERK - TYPIST (Beginners aeeepied) H T/F I An Equal Opportunity Employer. K9/12 OPERATE OUR TRUCK OCCA. PART TIME 6 to 10 P,M,.men needed L 9/12 open. Please phone Personnel LitereiHng work in salei department, HOW? SIONALLY. SPRINOFIELDAREA or apply to: to deliver our adverasing material. $61, weekly., 371/2 week, AH employee By putting . their office WOhffiN No experience neeeiiary, 13,50 per taenefiU, RECEPTIONBT CALL 376.0770 MIN for Optomettlst's olfiee FACTORY WORK A 8/29 hour. Car essential. PART TIME GOTTSCHO, INC. BAXTER WAREHOUSE CORP. •kills to work on a part MACHINE OPERATORS, Part Time Call 687.7052 A t/£ AND S3! L.hlgh Ave. Union 6B Railway Ave., Union time or full time basis • eiopertenced or unexperienced, U you AND 687-1500 X 9/S MU 8-5993 qualify we will train you for these Jobs. WOMEN If you type, fake iteno, X9/5 The work is steady, no layoffs. Com- LAB TECH FULL OR PART TIME FULL TIMi \ pany benefits, consists of paid holidays, CLERICAL - SWITCHBOARD file, or have any office SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR, full Retired Persons Now Acceptable wm train. Modem office. Convenient 1 free insurance, paid vacation, MECHANICAL TISTINO NIOHT PROGRAMMER CLERK^TYPIST skills, register today and timu, I'revioui experience on vinyl For light fa dory work In machine to traniportsoon. Work houri: 12 to 8 plastics helpful. Small shop, Pleasant ' JERSEY PLASTICS SCHOOL STUDENT PREFER. IBM 3SQ p.m. or"S to 8 p.m. Call 642-6666 to RIDi iXCBLLENT WORKINO shop. No experience necoj.ary, SERVICE SALES : Purchasing clerk/reception, start earning high pay and working conditioni. Call for appoint, 26 Selvage Si. Iwlnjton 8 p.m. K9/5 : CONDITIONS. APPLY WIBK. COBAL ORIENTED but capable of learning, Interesting Work In Telephenel l.t for our BellvMIe Plant. bonus with ment, 486-1201. Near Fabyan And Lyons TOP PAY - PAID HOLIDAYS DAYS AND SAT. HRS. 8 kM,. Excellent working condition., Service Sales, Na Experience • Must be high school grod. , L 9/5 Bus, Nos. 6-8-14-107 Pleasant working condition* In COUNTEROIHL I L 9/S 4 P.M. all benefit.. Neeessary. If You Ha»e The. uate and Tike diversified modern •hop located In Spring, Full or part Umep midnight shift, OLSTEN " TYPlST-BILLlNa CLERK Ability To Sell We Will Pay You- duties. Pleapont working 12 p.m. to 6 a.m. Good starting sal- field. While We Train You, i.celienf WOMAN TO BABY SIT with two young ELASTIC STOP NUT conditions and excellent ary, free uniforms, other teneClti and Experienced with electric typewriter, APPLY; WEEKDAYS& KARL NEUWEILER INC. Company Benefit Program, Seed company benefit!, good working conditioni, Services children Saturday evenings *nd on occa- WU1 train. S day week, AH fringe sional week-day eyenlni. Local person CORP. OF AMERICA SATURDAYS8 AM-4 PM 18 Commerce St. Springfield Starting Salary, Dl.count On i DUNKIN-DONUTS benefits. Good salary, Naaonal corpor- 376-0018 Purehases, Paid Vocation And" CALLMRS. F, ROHERTS' preferred. 687-5019 after 7 p.m. X9/5 Kenllworih, N.J. Union, N.J. UNION ELIZABETH ation. 2330 VAUXHALL .RD, L f/S Holiday!. ' RE 6-1000 ELASTIC STOP NUT Michigan & Ulvd. 261V Morris Aye, mfMorrll Ave,, US Bread St. WOMEN UNION, N.j. X 9/5 CaU 617-3322. X 9/S liUUil! ID iliJL.ji, v ,N\ ,-.. 6B6.32o2p ¥.5 354-3939, ».3 Temporary telephone work, imniedlaie An Equal Opportunity Employer SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. Thomas A. Edison Industries FILE i.L.EKK-typl1E exjierleneo pio- openings in our centrally lueaied office 6 9/S CORP. OF AMIRICA secure information for tile Li , McGRAW.EDlSON COMPANY • . NEWARK TEMPORARY PART TIME HELP In Iryingion Center. Dloomiield city di-ictory. Apply LOUSONS ROAD, UNION, NJi : ferred for insurance Bgeney in Union, l Lake aide Ave. Wait Orange Call 24 Comtnerco St. Sarah Coventry interviewing no w to Hours J to 4:30 or 5 to 'J A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN 2310 Vauxhall Rd; Union, N.J. I'RICE I LEU CO. 1UJ Clinton Avo. CALL 647-4170 start Earn |30-$S0 weekly part time Irvingtan, N.j, Equal Opportunity Employer 6B7-8S5R O42.0233, 9-S Call MUSCULAR P1STKQPHY ASSO- , , , find it through the Wont Ad (An equal opportunity emplayer) R g/n a s>s K 9/S CaU 464-6668, L 9/26 CIATION, 371-6622. LV/19 Section! 0 B/5 \ • I H.lp Wanttd-Mtft Bi Wowtfi 5 IIH*U !-ThursUuy Si,'|jtuinl)Ui •tckandlf FOTSOU 1S|| COO! & Futl 38|]Movlng 8. Storage Roollna & Sidin :\S hU I MAt MINI •- !..i '-sir — HI NKV I'. inWN'-l-Mi, A'.l-.M Al - I id,-..I |..i Iii-IIIM . u H Jl LSi , ApproUoli, SoUi, R»ntol« 10MfHoui»> for Sail UNITED COAL CO. I II 11 \ AS I. IN I '., IM-,,"MUUM. AND j I »i ISI NURSES AIDES tnUMI.iiiimiiil. I ,sH IIARIiY A. St llliMAN, 1,1 .A.I . S IllHM.I : I Mil I'lllii i|. VAHI.I •'• , UNION ,.!.,-.11.1.1:. K "/!> LOW SUMMER PRICES Al) .'-.|(i-l ••-'•, M< .< -1 I (. K, C' 1(1/',':>, •.1-f.-.!.ll. PIA - $2'.93 "C"BERRY,Rei]!tor! j .illln r.iti". .IMi> - I IHI1. " AV/V Purnithfd Rooms For Rent 105 grgds preferred, 37!j hr s. work week: $1.90 per hr, to H-l NCI-.i|i|r,>n .», Mi'lul. :\ : W1J.H,' BUCK OR RICE •• 121.95 II6J Miiiii «.. 6B83800 M I I N—IîfiaMyi-ri, tin MiintUy, ^jjfrni- J i» l CALL, 37J.336i IINluN — A ;iliM!iiint funili.hi'.l I...I1H G T F l»f .', l-n.f. IWlsA. uf l'-10"llj»M..|-J start then $2,13 per hr, on completion of Training Pro- Sir., I'nMn, N.j.i Irl'ivci) Jaii htrr of 761.4455 O 10 10 Mil I Kli'S MOMNil -lie.].,, i-.it.-:. -.(•.!--. LiiAIll.HS •«. (-U II IKS reptlrpdp, , i for rent for .i f'rnilem.i-ii >; gram, , •d . l.itjl, Ki.u) (i unser>) tMi.i t:fiiiieb UoiiiilJ.MJn: siriiiii i oi vii rrpiilrs or l!rw ruuf?;, I)g fiiy uwil Now .ivallntilri WiSTr'lELD :i.-ilrr of ki-iyietii, i un^rftl service wil!he I,,,,,-, I--.\U-.I.U-:M- I'uMiri ins work sliup I'M:. AL. liUNNIcJUTi, t: i. 11 at il.lll MiirriF AM'., 1 i-.iuii COLONIAL firid 31 tiin Ma'iMkrn I lineral Hgrne, Liberal Employee Benefits including: !U-Ahl>SA!U I-. J 10. 17Irvlni-ton, 171 ..((Kit J Iii/j X IN HI Kicjiris Ave,, [iU-jfi, on lliiif&Jay ! LOW SUMMER PRICES $35,900 TALI hM>- 'fv.V, .iflt-r .1 p. in. N«ar Roeisvili Junior High HI 11 \,M. Ui^nnoiit Hijll^-*».jdMrincir!fll FRIIH MINED COAL I HOIIIUNS (. ALLISON INi:. liNION — I liHNIMI! 1), hl.l I PIN'. IMrl, • Paid Blue Cross, Blue Shield, Major medical Insur. School • Largo living 4 dining NONE BETTER AT ANY FRICI iMDVlNi; - STHRAlil- _ I'AfKINCl ROOM NLAit I1I1-: Cl NI I ]( 1 OH anco Si Rider j for entire family. Life insurance fi, room, *i!h fir»alac» g, built.in iWii |il-:| RHIKRA JDIW, I l.iiiiJ pl:i HOI Til AVI-:., IRANI nki), N 1 A i;HNTLi:MAN, REI 1 1(1 NCI S. Hi i .lu'K—Albert ll.,gn Tufsdiy, Aut;u«t pension plan, NUT or STOVE ^mOO |(AI 1.IKI1 VAN LINKS) 2Tf,_[ia.m ti:>. W:;I,Y, v. M.I. !,W,,B)U. eabineli , ponallad dan . mod- iV, lyfjM, aî; 5i ycari, ol l^l.ineriijn n«, nthfl- Ul.uiL 3 pli'CO srdtnu! liv. »fn kitchen with Baling .pot. 111^* ivions iuniiturv, j.tmvo, l.ihk* ;, 3 PEA $22 00 IS 11/7 I-'KL.U IS I1MAT1.S - CALL X 'I/', Dr.. 1-lvinRstun, btluvKi liusbanJ of • 12 paid holidays 3 bedroomi 4 2 full balhi, D«- ch.ill-i;. ;' hUli-.ilVil'i, I'l.-.i'.ill t I IS.'ilU') lUCK RICf $10,00 it.ah-HI!i|;|)s!Ai:Y - UNION AT/I' I lUMf^tii Hrenriai] HuertW; IJrgUicr Qf lochid garage, da«p loi • 14 Working days vacation X 'I/S SHORT L1N1C MlJVUHS UNION — HfRNlSIII-:!) SLlLI'INii llnrry I • liuijreli ill Avon, N.J. Itie GUARANTEE COAL DAILY TKII'S TO THE SHURL ROOM, sir coniliuoned, prli..inj Chm, 0, M.i.rdiBrcli, Jr. funeral was fruin **ltieLscrle_ [, liartli • 15 day cumulative! sick leave Slipeov*ri 1 MA 2-7953 MA 2-76M 34 HOUR SERVICE cntrancf, rrfrii'.uralnr. For n & AitaEiales, Inc. Sulairh.in I untiriil liymc,* 2M So, Living. J I I(HI-I-; I'll-.i'l-: M-.l'TluNM, print r.Eun Ave,, on I iidoy, Aufusi .U3, Thence • Eve, & night shift differential Hiif,. plm; matdihij; eluir, 0 Ju/J CALL Wt-nhl A S/^'h KU/AUHllI PLASTIC SLIP CUVERS (•I'ntlern.iri, Hnfore-iees. Realtor f. UniOLKl ERY X 1.1/5 2lfl B. Qraad St. W.itfi.ld ig tJiir Lasiy of liiessedisseranientCliyrd!, l-set'llt'iit cundltiim, $5(Hi, Rosi-lniiJ for a Solemn Hl|;h Mass of Come In, Write or Call (,:.iii ?32.:Wdr .iftui- .1 r M Music, Dancing, Dramatic Custani r>ln fitted AD 34439 L2 punfe1 Urnoii ijarbidc Plastic He^jLSlein, lijteriiieiit in Holy Sejmidiie X 9/S STAMPED LINENS Pufnishtrf Room Wonted 106 K 9/5 Ccrnctery, tast Orange. Mrs. Edith Marshall R.N. KNITTED SKIR1B SHORIliNyp ACCORDION TEACHER WANHD. 1 1109 lilUiib UNION — WOMAN DESIRES l.'M^l'Al. LH-iQiRATuU l.-AMl , CLINTON YARN I, GIinTj CALL l;,S J.I059 u/ Avu,, liUz E:VANS—Grace M, (iiDe Seston), on FrU DIRECTOR OF NURSING ROOM AND BOARD, WHITE Dos w:S, YOUR FUTURE HUMt flay, August .30, 19CH, age 79 ycari, of marble tup tthlc. antique' 1106 CLINTON AVE: IRV. CENTER. c/o Suburban IHibUshtn^, Corp. white i, gold. X 9/5 flwgiii jreu tsmswhera )n (^c IS Borkihire Drive, Warren Township, US S.SSSB Odd Jabs 1291 Stuyvesani Av«,, Union, N, J. C. 11/7 Mauntoinild* - Scotch Ploini - formerly of Irvington, N,J,: wife gf the X 9/S John E. Runnels Hosplta RUQDISM REMOVED- KAYli DI'COIvATORS Wxlfltld . Fonwosd ofBii late jghn V, Lvans; devoted ftioaicr gf Barkley Heights, New Jpficy LJCIIT TRUCKING. SLIT COS KKS (. 13RAPKRIES • •rv.d by (h« Weitfield Qoord retcr j, Evans «nd Mri, Evelyn Morjin; DRESSMAKING - Expertdnced scam- grandniglher Of Mrg, Jeyee Ikrdeni, Mrs, 322-7240, Em, 301 lDAfi - Up -Attics r. I OAM RUIlll'R CUSHIONS Huuiti For Sale ef ReQlfon, L«f MI KQIQ you [in 1 r IH 1 • tress, ilrcssmaking f< alterations, I lUiASONAfiLiB : Carolyn Heel, Dale and Norman Evans; K 9/5 I T II II h I [** #r* tlRNI'ST "HULLOCK" Call 4Sb-'»n find il, t [ h \\ 1 it sin 1 ni i n p\ i 1 fitting, cutting f, amplng, X 9/26 ^real-grandmother of Beverly and Robert i Pi M hi I i*i all L ^ Reasanable, 37I-4M83, CRANFORD CROSS COIPITY REALTY Ligrdens and .Sndret Beel, The funeral lift « h mmjl 1v I "1 T * POUR BEDROOM CAPE REALTOR servlee wag at 'Hgcberie fi Bartii Home SI I I1L1 1 1 ftl I Me* jTfe' K 9/12 Salary $3,70045,500 per year ( Uq»Bl)f living raom, d«n 1 loffe 854 Mountain Ave, Mauntalnildi fgr Funerfila,** 971 Clinton Ave,, Irving, Mf- ™ d 1 Uint^tte LICHT TRUCKING, cleaning of attici, $ ^fl Ir I m 11 I "ltd I CRASSMAN, KREll MIXER, INC, bsdraamg, Both, iclinii kllchtn, ton, on Tuesday, September 3, interment f Drugs & Cosmetics cellars »nd garages, Rubbiiii removed, AD 3-5400 KB/M Hollywood Memorial Park. Depending on experience I t 1 i j Surveyors 2 bedroom. J, bath on 2nd lloor, TOTH PHARMACY CaU 686-5601 days J, 62J-6529 aftAr full boumonl with r«e, room, 1 43,1 North Dro i r i M 04 CHESTNUT ST., ROSELLE PARK ftp* ". X 9/19 FARANO-^n Friday, August 30, 1968, 37H hour week i ElluteUl. N.J, El 2-3770 hoi air ell heat. Nie» properly Mri, Maria Parang (Lateraa), of 16 CHESTNUT S.1692-FTUJE DELIVERY ,0 11/7 eloie ta tcheol, .hopping 4 Houses Wanted OPEN DAILY, I'ark wood Dr., MjsHe Beach, Long Island, Top Fringe Benefits E, OISS TRUCKING ti.imporlalion. Call for oppoint- .C M/2b LIGHT IIAULINC, CLLLAUS, HANDYMAN WILL PAY CASH FOR N,Y, (formerly of Newark), vdfe of Ble Dods, Call, Pels Tret Service ANY HOUSE IN ANY CONDITION late Antonis; devoted mother of Sal and A1TICS CLEANliD. liTC, Mrs, Filom^na DeMartinQ, toth of Mastic u FRANK REYES TREE SERVICE MePherson Reaity Co, WRITE (CONITDhNTIAL) P.O. BOX • Clerk-Bookkeepers DOG OBEDIENCE 352-B208 " j /2t. BejCh, Mrs, Angella Massie, Paul and Specialist In all phates (Reoltor) *672, UNION, N.J, X It/7 B Week Course $25 Union or Irvlngten, SUITS , DREiSES Mrs, Lucy Hallen aU of Newark, Michael • Clerk-Stenos HAULING - MOVING of tve& werk, Fer free 19 Alden if, of tseltn, Rgceo of Ea&n£0wn, Mrs, Doris N.J. DOG COLLEGE MARTINIZED $1,10 j ATTICS, CELLARS, YARDSCLEANED estimates call 243-4370 Cronford, N.J, MaieraJzJ of East Oraoie and ttie late _ 687-2393 J 10/17 1 HOUR MARTIN1Z1NG • Clerk Typist MOST REASONABLE X 9/12 Dally 9.| Sun, by Appl. Automotive Michellna Foffiaro, The funeral wai 500 CHESTNUT iT., UN1ON.N.J. • Telephone Operator-Typist I ^-x, jSS-9379 ' A 9/22 276.0400 from the "Calante Funeral Home," 406 EXPERT ANIMAL GROOMING O 10/31 TV & Radio Service 90A Sandford Ave,, Newark, on Tuesday CLIPPING, BATHING, ETC, K 9/5 • JorYitors ODD JOBS' •Automobiles For Sale 123 September 1; thence to St,Ro«o'sChureh, ALL BREEDS. AD 3-1940 where a Solemn High Mas« wu offered Electrical Repairs iCellars & yards cleaned, dirt d rub- i EXPERT SERVICE ON COLOR TV 1 for the repoee of her MuL Interment • Porters K 9/12 I blih removed. Dump truck service, STERE0-HUF1, CAR IRVINGTON .. 3 family, 6-6-5 rooms, CHEVROLET- 1967- Imapala -Super JOHN POL1T0 Eood eondiaon, 2 gas heaters, Gate of Heaven Cemetery, . Call 622-2521 a 10/3 ; RADIOS, USED TV FOR SALE sports, 4 - ipeed, vinyl top, • Cafeteria Workers 'PEGGY'S POODLE •SHOP1 Licensed Electrical Cdnuaetor, Re- good income. Owner transferlng. rear speaker, white walls, pairi k maintenance, no Job too imall, MAPLEWOOD RADIO li TV Bathe'em, groonfem k Iqve'em Asking 12S.0O), Call 373.8899 after A-l condition, 12,000, FARESE.^nes TeUaoe) Ellen H, Bid. • Orderlies call us for prompt strviet - EL J. SO 2-2244 X 9/12 WA 5-5129 Painling 8, Poperhanging 5:30 P.M. X 9/S 68S-2964 K 9/5 denly, beloved wife of Emil, residence LINDEN 3445, K T/F 624 Nye Ave,, Irvinponi lovtng sister • Nurses Aides AIM ROOFING E, PAINTING CO, Wall Cleaners J9/26 IRVINGTON—ALMOST NEW 2 FAMILY of Mary Jacobs of Newburg, N,YM Ina Painting, Interior & Esiterior, CHEVROLET, 1959 Lmpala - 2-door, Sertno, Evelyn Simpson, jose(SiandClady« Electrolysi % HOUSE, excellent condlUon, 2 -5 room GOOD CONDITION. Bnlf d Te Buy i Roofing - Leaders - Gutters, WALL WASHING of Ilialeali, Fla,, and Mrs. GemudeRudi- Miss Kitherine • tipert permanent ' hr esUmntes call 371-2485 or 374- WINDOW CLEANING iparonunts. Gas hot water heat, 2 CALL 687-5429 X 9/5 seli of Fort Lauderdaie, Fla,; aunt of HENSON'S CLEANING SERVICE I garages, deep let, Modern in every A.j, PIKOR BUYS Si SELLS hair removal, Reeottirnended by Doc-. 8330, X 11/7 Antonette Cerrichlo of Union, Repoalng JOHN E. RUNNELS HOSPITAL tors, Send for free Information booklet 789-2064 j 9/19 • wsy. Low 40's Call ES 4.8629 CHEVELLE . 1966 - 2 door hard top, i at Raymond Funeral Center, 3)2 Saitford I Better Grade Used Furninjre ; or at 461 Stuyveiant Ave,, Irwnjton, 4 barrel carbuerator, 4 speed i Ave,, near Tremoni Ave, FuBeral was ! ANTIQUES, CVilNA, BRIC-A-BRAC. 520 Westfield Ave,, Eliz,, 289-6840, ANGBLO*S PAINTING & DECORAT- BT/F ING I 2nd, floor, X 9/2 dual exhaust, 2A3 cubic inches Tuesday, Requiem Mass St. Joseph's Btrkeley Heights, N J. 07922 ! EL'2-6538-MU 6-60S1 Weotherstrippinq Call alter 6 P.M. ES 3-9065, K 9/5 INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Church, East Ormge, Interment One of 478 Chestnut St,, Union. Heaven Cemetery, Phone, Write er reply I G 10/24 Floor Machines & Woxinn RE.^SONABLE PRICES INTEKUOTK1NC, MFTAL WEATHER LINDEN . 2 LOTS, 60 FT, FRONTAGE. CALL 379-6257 BT/F STRlPfING FOR DOtlRj AND WIN10, 0 FT, DEEP. HOUSE ON I LOT, CORVA1R - 1963 . 2 door sedan, HANSBURY_fti Thursday, August », Perionnel Office 322-7240 BOB'S FLOOR W,«lN0 DOWS. MAURICE LINDSAY 1312 Bait Henry St. Call Hu 6J620, blue, iHek shift radio Si heater, LIr I -— t r irl'-H model, S, 245-6014 K 9/5 1968, Marion (Petersen), of SOS White, K 9 8 4 FI MWOOO TER,. IRV, - ES 3-1S37. H t/f lill I [ v» ii 1I-1 1 nore speeds, WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE, ' DAN'S PAINTING & DECORATING G9/12 wood Road, Union, N.J., beloved wife of INTERIOR k EXTERIOR - REASON- I M n 11 lrl bilL nd Ksercyale 399-1974 K 9/26 MUSTANG ." 1965 -"greeji, stick John F,: devoted motner of Mrs, Joan ABLE, RATES-FREE ESTIMATES - I MOUNTAINSIDE »- Caps Cod. Vespei sister of Herman Peterseo and [unl r IH) L 11 t S2, shift, excellent conrMUon, Irtslructions, Schools ; INSURED, 289-9434 , X 9/1 ' rooms , 2 baAs, combination living. Mrs, Eleanor Kraheniuhlj survived by 1 Furniture ReBalrs ; Make Offer. grandson. Funeral was conducted from me UuMIL BIKlk - cnllecior wUl buy' dining room, ree room, trees, $31,900, ri 1 RI\ \Th 1 IA«t) L>,iTRI LTIUN" Real Estate 245-5108 McCracken PuneralHome,"lSMMorrti DISHWASHER aucumulatmn- Si staple issues dated FURNITURE and Pianos polished. Re- EXTERIOR : Principals only. Call 233-7539 after NF\P IR\LVTi)^ LtNTER Ave,, Union, on Tuesday, Higl Mass of prijr W Al o Big Little Booltl, pairing of broken furniture ispeeiaiitji AND 6 P.M, X 9/S C\LL Requiem at Holy Spirit Church, Union, CaU 47?- 208' 1 Antiques restored and refiniihed, INTERIOR PAINTING DONE Apartments For Rent 101 OLDS 1962 Starfire Coupe, This low -4-« •••' I Q/2t : K 9/t mileage car is In good appearance and Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Henry Ruff, MU 8-5665, T/F 388-2778 T/F/l ROSELLE— CAFETERIA running condiBen "with power brakes, HILLSIDE—5 rooms, bath, garage, 2 Family - 5 over 5-6-1/2 years old, VIP, FL\-l Bl F\R NEtD C ^H 7 I pay tash lmmedi. ' power 'steering, center console, factory HEYECK—Albert J,, on Thursday, August Goroge Doors ' RESIDENTIAL PAINTING heat and hot witer supplied, Adjlts Oorciyea Agency 29, 1968, of 41 Civic Square West, Irving, Leam I rx-ad mu<-ic nd pi y Bilj for itamp calleedons, accumula- | tachometer, automiUe transmission, j tion-, r ride-, etc, i AND DECORATING preferred. Call Saturday or Sunday 221 ChesBut St. Roselle ton, beloved wife of Irene (nee Searfoss); SAKS FIFTH AVENUE rver> "uTg yuu wi^r six wheels and snow ore. Price $800 I -«-091^ X 9/5 !All types of faraie doors installed, SCOTT PAINTING CO, EL 5-8648 X 9/S devoted faBier. of Mrs. Joseph Nanlsu; Ckl>V\hLL J«_HUIIL IF MI K garage extensions, repairs 1 service, JI41.2442 X 8/22 CaU eves, 372-1899 388-8270 - J 9/5 j- '" JT/F brother of Carl Heveck; grantfamer of gu Ear, h nju, hawîmn C\SH FUR SCRAP eiecn-ic operators 1 radio-controls. mVINGTON . 21 MAPLE AVE., 4 ' UNION— Jeffrey and Kamy Ninlsta, The funeral SPRINGFIELD, NJ. ûic r, hirm ny, theory, STEVENS OVERHEAD DOOR CO, I Load your car Ca"t iroi, Newipap#ri GARY'S Home Improvement (1 Paint- rooms, 3rf, Ooor. Newly decorated, I I REDUCED TO SELL I I servlco was held at 'Haeberje li Burth i_ mpa itijn Ec ^=-17^ ! PONT1AC - 1960 « Catalina _ Home for Funerals, 971 CUnten Ave,, 'Of per ion lbs. No 1 Copper 3Z£ per CH 1-0749 J 9/5 _ ing, sheetrock, plastering, roofing, Alig 3 room furnished aparBnfmt, - Four bedroom custom Cape, 13 years, 2 10 p.m. 4 - door, good eonrUUon, y-viniton, an Sanirday, August 31, hnr- Has openings for PART lb,, heavy bra« 18^ per lb,, rigs If . leaders Si gutters, lit, nosr. Inquire after 7:30 P, M, living Si dining rooms, 1-1/2 baths, t 4/2t Gutter! & Leader', Price $2*3. ment Hollywood Cemetery. TIME OR FULL TIME le d î and batteries, AhP Paper 241-4095 j 10/3 379-2797 X9/5 Large Jalousie porch, ree, room, c c 686-4726 after 6p,m. tocV Co , 61 0 ""nth St., Irvlnpon, ALUMINUM GUTTERS on large wooded lot. Near all buses. LQQLIAN—Qn September 1.1968, Minnie: DISHWASHERS. (No Sun- REFRIGERATORS, APPLIANCES CA- IRVINGTON —5.1/2 room.-!, 2nd. floor, i K 9/5 a ii/7 REPLACED, 032 0UACE l Holy Spirit k Kawameeh jr. Hljh. beloved sister of Rev, Mehran H. of heat and hot water supplied, days or holidays) S1.S5 FOOT BINETS, SPRAYED IN YOUR HOME- Vacant, Assumible mortgage to Easton, Pa,, Richard of East Oranp and ANY COLOR, LIKE NEW. GUARAN- : Available O'-t. 1st, $130, Call j PLYMOUTH BELVIDERE, M 'TRAIN WILL Bin OLD TRAINS, 388-2778 qualified buyer. Priced In Ae Miss Virginia LeoUaBof Newark,Services T/F 1 GOOD CONDITION TEED. CALL 761-6708, X9/5 372.5619 after 4 p.m. X 9/S j1 20 s, were held M the "Hlbbo (HuelsenbeelO Liberal Employee Benefiti TO\ RE^L LARGE SIZE MADE BE- I PRICE $601) FORE 11)40 ANY M^kE WIDE OR 'I 1 MAX SEROTA, Funeral Home," 1108 South Orange Ave,, ersonals Call 688-6855 X Newark, on Wednesday September 4. Inter- TAND^RD GAUGE, CALL 946-8125, Horns Improvemefits PAINTING, DECORATING IRVINCTON - Light, comiortable, I REAL ESTATE BROKER unn REWARD TuR l^r KNUTICJ and PAPER HANGING room *lth batti and ihowar. Private ment Sterllni Cemetery, Thursday, Sep. APPLY MR. MACK GUIDO PREDELLI i 402 Colonial Ave,, Union, 686-S267. ! leading to the identifisatiQn of | XT/F • Automolive Service tember i, NEED MORE ROOM? We do ill types THOMAS G, WRIGHT enffance, Gentleman only. References, j X 9/5 I driver vshL rmmed th^ reir 3f 755-1444 X10/17 required. Call after b P,M, 37S.S72i Millbum & SJiort Hills Ave. WE ! of remodeling, repairs, interior "or COLLISION h MECHANICAL RE PAIRS rrv hdlk± c r p rêd ac Mlllturn X 9/5 : Springfield, NJ, exterior: private contractor; freeesti. UNION .;, '• LAYNE MOTORS -. i . MlTELSKi—Michael A,, on Sunday, Sep. Fu^l bout p* m on Labur iMy* Bin BOOKS *, PARTICULAR? - WiUlBi to pay for 1 , _. 0 9/5 1*0 FAM AVE PLAINFIELD! mates, CH 5-1319, afterSp.m, J 9/12 j MODERN SPLIT LEVIL 468 LEHIOH AVE., UNION, N,j, tember 1, 196B, aje 16 years, of 1286 t all ^"9-34^^ X V"> expert workmanship? We mix colors IRVINGTON . five room apartment, Amherst Ave,, Union, beloved son of I PL 4-3900 i to match, Residental painting since I Malcolm Rd, 6 fooms, ottoehed MU 7^542 CUTTERS S. LKADERS 1st floor, heat L hot svater supplied, Edward and Doromy Mltelskii devoted I "r Irl get your indies eff" with Body G 10/31 ! 1914, P, Hoppe L Sons, 687.4429 T/F Adults or business couple. Available garage. Ree room, powder brofter of MittheU, Ronald and Donald FALL JOB ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS j Beautiful, dp#n Men, ttiru Sat^ el 5, Sept, 1, Write Box #6 2ft Suburban Motorcycles For Sole Mitelski. Relaaves and friends are kind, RLLlAULii . , , DEI'ENDAULL Mon. tilru Wed. Ul 1U p.m., US! Smy- PAINTING i DECORATING Publishing Corp., 1291 Stuyvesont Ave,, : JOHN P, McMAHON, Realtor ly invited to attend Bie funeral service oriiNE WORKMANSHIPS B1A - 1967-650cc,LICHT. ;. OPPORTUNITY vf ant \%g. - 371 903? K T/F INTERIOR {. EXTERIOR, ALSO Union, N'.j. " i 1!B5 Morris avenue Union at the "Haebsrle Si Barti Coloniia oFULLY INSUKEiJo NINO JUST LKE NEW, PAreKHANGING, ESTIMATES GIVEN X 9/5 1 MU 8-3434 Home," 1100 Pine Ave,, corner Vaux •We will hove opsnlngi jlart. oFREE ESTIMATES 0 Antiques W,E, MePevln, 6TS-1989, j 10/10 PRICED TO SELL 1795, Hall Road, Union, on Thursday, Sef tern- Ing Sept, 1 (10ml immediate) an 6BH-2608 A12/IS ! Open dolly 9.9; weekend, til 5 6B7-8S72 K 9/5 her S at 1 PJvi, Interment Oiendale IRVIN'GTON—5 room apartment al 350 a permanent bail* in the fol- ^-.TI )LE w h=t nds. i_otE j,t bur- I K S/39 Cemetery, Bloomfieid, 'ppiioncc Repairs • PAINTING & DECORATING 17th ave,, across from Grove Street 1964-CAPRIOLA. 100 cc, PALKqVIC--On Sunday, September 1, lowing divisions! eaus, $2U=53U Vlctuiian uLhcF thaln, HOME IMPROVEMENTS I FINE WORKMANSHIP School, 2nd floor. Heat & hot water .Solo. eupbnartL,, eht-ETy dr plp^f cable*1-, Extensions, dormers, recreation I UNION GOOD CONDITION, 1968, cnarlet of 1309 Aw St., Hillside, E TV iF R\ ICE AIR LONDITIONING FULLY INSURED supplied, $135. Available Sept- 16- |6 , I 1 drysin) |r%— sume pert d rooms, garages; many years of ex- $180. CALL N,j,| beloved husband of Eleanor (Knis- . t%Mofkin§ foom TOLOR TV MALE'S h "ERVICE FREE ESTIMATES Call ES 5-0601, x 9/5 ! PUTNAM MANOR plt-ue . Open daily noon to c P M e - perience, Howard C, Krueger, 272- K9/S pei); devoted father of Carol and Nancy ,'i . Stock I LINTON MUSIC f APPLIANCE '• 688-2608 , Craeisui 6 room colonial , 1 Palkevic; broBler of Edward and Mrs. Gfpt Tue- Wei. (\dvls hie tu e 11), 5071; eve's, 755-2133, j 9/2S .-,. . Clerical llh "08 Clinton Avn , Newark, X 12/19 IRVINGTON—Spacious 2 1/2 room ; full bath, 2 half bolhi, 2 fire. Judith Troka, The funeral will be eon. ,"?• • . Display \1 u will bu* rumlpye* \nclqueJp DUCAT! MOTORCYCLE, 1962, e MB 4U- Q apartment, opposite park, $110 per; ploe.i huge 24> living roemj ducted from me McCraeken Funeral Home, Ri [e l ( ufiê Luunt>), LafayeKe, 10/24 200 ec. Best Offer. -t Full time op part time R. BRENDEL PAINTING Si DEC0RAT1NG month. Now available. Call beautifully decorated. J ear 1500 Morris Ave.. Union, on Thursday at M * 4/ ; CaU 24S-5180 x 9/5 "Alto in our restaurant, part 'sphtilt Driveways Complete Home Impts, F«e Estimates-Insured 372-1670 X 9/1 iarage. Gorgeoui hams to ihow, i:30 A.M, Hijh Mass of Requitm 9 A,M., fhjie (27H.hr, wk.) waitresses. fc Repairs MU 6-7983 j, G1ANN1NI 4»king $39,900 , at Christ the King church, Hillside, inter- j\ L\RGh \»ri\\MfcU LLEI TION Additions, Roofing I Siding Mini-bikes, Kqrti, Sno-Mobilei ment St, Cermide's Cemetery, \sphalt Drive* iys, O 10/17 LINDEN .. TWO ROOM APARTMENT, "Apply at personnel office, I 3f ntlq e and tolliiclor'" ltpms. I avinp P rUnr; Lots 276-1240 j/9/12 I WEBERS JkNTIjlES NEWLY MODERNIZED, NOW AVAIL- ;' ISiS Morn, avenue Union MYKE'S KART SHOP, AMOCO SER, PASCAVACE..WilJiam 0,, on Sunday, U{per level. ide\ 11 nd Hut Ro,fjs PAPERHANGING ABLE, IS E, Price St., Linden, j 2°(B1 "prtngfield WL, Union W.P, RIVIERE MU 8.3434 Go Karts-Mlni - Bikes - Snowmobiler September 1, 1968, age 54 years, of 116 J Simp on. ÊXPERT PAINTING - •- - Call 486-2958 X 9/5 hi. #24 Eist Bi 8^983 CARPENTERÔNTRACTOR. ! Open dally 9-9j wsekendi til J Used b New-Buy k SeU-parta & Service Maple Ave,, Irvington; husband of the late %, ALTMAN & CO. Free ertmates — 30 yrsi_o! quality Julia (nee Slickes); devoted father of ; Club Diana Driveway X 9/26 RI, 22, North Plainlield, 7SS.622S ' " "" BUILDER work. Special Spring ratei, SPRINGFIELD - SUB-LET APART. ! " K9/S Mrs, Eleanor Pascavage and Mrs. Evelyn •;v THE MALL | ASPHALT driveways, parking lots NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL WM, CHAIT PAINTING, EL 3-2806 MENT, InSivlduai air conditioned and De Sacia; brother of Albert Pascavagei ! RUSHING E. CANING uf chairs by a FREE ESTIMATES-INSURED J j/22 built, AH work done with power roller, heaang control. From Oct. 15 to UNION also survived by 3 p-andchildren. Rela- 3H0RT HILLS, NJ. | skilled craftsman; also antique chairs CALL fiil-7296 or 688-3119 A 9/19 HEY, EIK.SUPTOSE I WAKJTEP tives and friends are kindly Invited to ! for sale, ; All kinds of mason work, James La May 1st. Call— PAINTING i DECORATING, Excellent STILL LOOKING? TOD0S6METHIW6TOHELP attend me funeral from Haeberle t j Mr, I', Mohr - 379-3279 K9/12 Morgese, li Paine ave,, lrv, ES 2- 376.5708 X 9/5 , 3023 T/F Kitchen Cabinets wort; Free Estimates; Insured, Par that special 2 family with PBEVEWT BIRTH DEFECTS Barfli Home (or Funerals," 971 Clinton JOS, PiSCIQTTA 3 bedroom unit, with science Ave,, Irvington, on Thursday, September COST CLERKS i P. PASCALS fc AL, GENIS" UNION—New executive air conditioned IW CHILDRirO! VJHKT DO tost & FourtJ:! Kitchen Design service fc modernizing MU B-J7S0 J T/F kitchens «, dinlngrooms? In 5, at 8 A,M,, thence to St. Leo's Church FOR ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT , WATER PROOFING h MASON WORK 3 bedroom apartment, available Oct, VOU SUGGEST 1 CO? for a Solemn High Mass of Requiem at by one of New Jersey's largest manu- spotless condition g, only 9 tiBERAL EMPLOYEE BENEFITS i (100 REWARD for white female cit ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS 1, ALSO, large furnished or unfurn- i 9 A.M, Interment in Holy Cross Ceme- facturers of Kitchen cabinets. See : T. THOMPSON year* old? In a lovely neighbor, i\LCAN METAL POWDERS INC, I with dark ipots. Last seen around Oak, ; MU 6-1427 or MU 6-4815 Builders Fair's factory show room on ished house available Oct. 1, Excellent; tery, North ArUngtgn, EXTERIOR PAINTING DUTCH BOY hood? If you ore, sail ul fight 90J Lehigh Ave, Union |[ land Ave,, UnioUnionn , vicinity" . Call 847 RAY AVE,. UNION, NJ, Rt, 22, Springfield, Call 379-6070 for professional and residential use ,; . " 353-4600 Ext. 5 I 6144 after 6 p.m. Average 1 family house il75, with "option to buy, : POTCHER—Jean K. (nee Mastales), on . O 10/31 Average 2 family heuse$275. An Equal jOpportunlcy Employer X 9/12 s T/F ; MAX SEROTA, ' ; Sunday, September 1, 1961, of 119 Ball Free estimatei. Call alter 5 p, m. THE BOYLi CO. St., -irvinjtoB, beloved wife of Oeorje I SUBURBAN PAVING COMPLY *"% Landscape Garde REAL ESTATE BROKER : -"••••' "~ X 9/5 997-1411 x 9/s 402 COLONIAL AVENUE UNION I Real Estate ilnee 1705 ..J Potcherl devoted motiier of Qeorge C, PARKING AREA, DRIVEWAYS, CURB- "The Gallery of Homei" Jr., and Edward S, Poteherj sisA of OPI'ORTUNIT Y to make huge profits BIO PINE LANDSCAPING, fail 686.8267 X 9/S . \ ING. FREE ESTIMATES - WORK SAVE MONEY 1143 E, Jeriey St., Elu, J53.4200 Stanley Mastales, Mrs. Ann Busione, selling and/or disiributing high qual- GUARANTEED. ferttlizing E, seeding, shrubs John and Aoam Mastales, and Mrs, Clara 1 sod. Phone alter 8 P.'M. YOU CAN DO IT! V AILSBURG — 4 rooms and sun parlor, Open Dally 9-8; Sat 9-4, Sun 12.3 ity' household products. You buy at MU 7-3133 G 10/24 We will paint top half of your house Fudali, also survived by 1 p>aiiddaughter. factory wholesale prices. No minimum Merchandise Par Salt ES 5-0902 k.U/7 2nd, floor, Heat and hot water K 9/S Relatives and friends are kindly Invited you paint the bottom, Whytake chances? supplied. Available Oct. 1st, Adults sales. No Inventory required. Write Coroentry Estimate free, Gutters, leaders, paper- to attend fte funeral from "Hleberlo Si P.O. Box fl6 ALMOST NEW clothes for the TOP GRADE preferred. Call 373-0936, X 9/5 Barth Home for Funerals," 971 Clinton whole famllyg also rummage. ! A, BARTL t SON hanging, repairs, Frederick W, Rich. FRIDAY DEADLINE >, Sprinîeld, N.J, 07081 K9/5 SCREENED TOP SOIL ards, ES 2-0036 or 351.5403-Unlon, Ave,, Irvington, on Tnursday, September On Mountain Ave,, Echo PlayTa V AILSBURG — 4 rooms, heat 1 5 at 9 A.M., thence to st, Leo's Church I KITCHEN CABINETS, ALUMINUM HUMUS - TOP DRESSING T/F All items other than spot PART TIME SPANISH TEACHER Shopping Center, I WINDOWS, TILE BATHROOMS DR6-0058 G 10/17 hot water, lsL floor. news should be in our off- for a High Mass of Requiem at 10 AJil. . wanted for private school, K 9/5 I WEATHER STRIPPING- j Available Oct. 1. flio. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery, Nor* Houra to fit your convenience, | ES 3-5389 G 1Q/24 ; Lawnmowtr Service Call 763-6711 X 9/5 ice by noon on Friday. Arlington. •-: CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL BICYCLES 1 PIANO-TUNING 26-Essex St. Mlllburn SERVICE wm,l EVERY SALE / i ALTERATIONS - REPAIRS I LAWN MOWERS AND „' : 379-77SS X 9/g New andusediblgdiseounti; 12^modeli I RECREATION ROOMS repaired ii sharpened fast service, ! REPAIRING 24 years in business. Victory Bicycle, I ANY CARPENTRY WORK ifree pick up and delieverv - call J, ZIDONIK You get MORE HOLLYWOOD ii.omsr AUQ-F, WAITER AND WAITRESSES 2559 Morris Ave,, Union, MU 6,2383, i Don Strumski - 241-3562 ' K 9/1S ' 379-5222, J 9/S . DR 6.3075 B T/F 1682 S(uy»etoni Ate. EXPERIENCED _ .T/F Union • Irvington ALA CARTE k BANQUETS ••FRED STENGEL*! ' LAWN MOWERS . hand Si power shar- PIANOS TUNED for your money We specialize in FunerU 'SC-HMIDT 887-2682 & 992-7425 BEAUTIFUL 10 piece • mahogany •ALTERATIONS pened and repaired. Call after 5s30 ALSO Design and Sympethy P.M., weekdays, all day Saturday, 68n. , . X9/5 dining room set, sofa 6 dip IREPAIRS PIANOS REPAIRED Arrangements for the bereaved i SQAfsn îi Phone 5889, j 9/s cover, other lovely* Items, I •FORMICA TOPS C, Goscinskl . ES 5-4816 family, just phone: --^functaCMome ELIZABETH i •CABINET WORK OF ALL KINDS at Situations Wanted MU 6-4481 K 9/S Q 11/7 MU 6.183B '«*»»»uo»vf. 2-2268 ••6B8-6032M Liquors, Wlnei, Bt#r ! ; EXPERIENCED TYPIST ' 0 T/F GERT'S a gay jirl — ready lor a -5- ALL PIANOS BROOKSiDE wishes typing at home. Good Service, whirl after cleaning carpets with POINT LIQUOR MART TUNED & REPAIRED 6 ieari experience - quiek service. Blue LliSBre, Rent " electric sham- 340 CHESTNUT ST., UNION, N.J. I, RUDMAN 761-4S65 371-6404 L9/5- T/F GARDENS pooer $1, , .Towne Paint I, HarUware HARPER CEILINGS (AT FIVE POINT SHOPPING CENTER) 403 E, 2nd Ave,, Rosalie SUSPENDED MU 6-3237 - FREE DELIVERIES _' • O • N T HldH SCHOOL SENIOR looking G 9/12 PlumBlna & Hearing 75 Herslg Realty for> altar school oHiee work, K9/5 BLOCK REGENT tchool ofbutuuu ' prefer Union ins. METAL DON'T LIVE WITH THAT DRIPI CAMBRIDGE Mosonry CALL" HERBERT TRIEFLER Call 688-6474 K 9/5 HEALTH FOOEfi • we carry a full lino 241-3090 SOMERVILLE of natural foods-NUTS.HONEY-SALTJ Eves 686-5771 A/r/F Plumbing S, heating, jobbing, altor- FREE & SUGARLESS FOODS,IRVING- ALL MASONRY, ALL PLASTERING ations h contracting 24 hr, phene " LITTI.E FOLKS DAY CAKE service, 877 Chancellor Ave,, lrv, SCHOOL PREPARATORY full, or part anie. Licenced, Lunches, ING HEALTH FOOD STORE-) Orange SHEET ROCK WATERPROOFING, SELF EMPLOYED & INSURED, A. NUFRIO ES 5-9327 ES S-0660 T/F $85. - $130 Enclosed play area. Long established. Ave,, Irviniton, ES 2-6893, SUMMIT OVER YOUR OLD PLASTER, OF BUSINESS HEALTH PQODSTORE-194 Springfield EXPERT TAPING Si FINISHING. ES 3-8773, , Heat Hot Wattr SCHOOL Call all week: LEU KANTROW1TZ :, ' MU 6-7733 X 9/S Ave,, Summit, CR 7-2050. t/F REGISTERED & INSURED -MU6-1681 BT/F ALL MASONRY, STEPS, WATER- I'LUMBINC-IIEATiNG I Gas Range Refrigerator Alterations'- Kepairs - Jabbing Instructions, Schools' !j INSURANCE cost too much? SAVE by a PROOFINC, , SIDEWALKS, WALLS^ ; Of fie, - 129 Mercer Street SELF EMPLOYED - INSURED A' Prompt service. Call MU 8-1330 26 ESSEX ST. MILLBURN ' phone call! Auto Homeowners or Ten. ZAPPULLO & SONS, ES 2.4079i.MU T/F " ! ants call: «. I SOMERVILLi, NJ. 3 GRAVES. 6 INTERMENTS. 7-6476. i PREPARATORY bCHOOL D.W. Jordan, 757-6793 ilBM TRAINING PERPETUAL CARE AT WALTER REZINSKI RA 5-2958 RA 5-2909 L 9/26 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING ROSEH.ILL CEMETEKY f600. Moving'& Sroroot, PLUMyiNG-HEATING X i/29 887^)199 K 9/5 New Installation, repairs, i ENROLL NOW FOR IBM KEYPUNCH a - KITCHEN SETC, 1- table with Alterations ES 2-4938 Apgrfments Wontod 4 . chairs, 1 - table with 8 - chairs, J IBM DATA PROCESSING HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL PARK, Inc. IRVINCTON—Elderly couple desire 4 1 - artificial fireplace. Best offer. MOVING "The Cemetery Beautiful" Stuyvesant rooms in apartment house for Oct, ^ Short Csurisi, Tuition Plans, 964-0544 K 9/5 Locol 8, Long Distance Ave,, Union . 1461-70 Stuyvesant Aye,, CHERRY HILL Rest Home for the Aged 15 or Nov. 1. FALL COURSES Approved for Veterans by K.J. Union, MU 8-4300, 0 10/3 Free Eitlmatet Insured and Retired - home-like atmosphere; j Call 37S-S036 X9/5 Sfotf.Depl. of Education State approved, 500 Cherry st,, Elli., • I MATTHEiibEsi, [jietory rejects; [rom (Koop ui moving and you sav») EL 3-7657 J T/F \ BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 19 i SCHOOL OF I ii.n. Beddlng~[$arlufaerurers, 153 fj, Cleaning Strvlesrifir I 3*1, MAPLEWOOD VICINITY—3 bedroom Parark St., East Orange; open 9-9; also M & M MOVING apartment or 5 1/2 room apartment ; ', DATA PROeRAMÎNO 60S West Front SSt.t , PllfilPlalnfioldd B T/F LI/MOKA NURSING IIOMli """ 'One year diplomas In! Junior Accounting) Machine Stenography Executive Secretary. 1925 Vaunhflil Rd,, Union usable as 3 bedrooms, 2 family huuso I •* 10H Sruyveiont A»*nue, MU 6-0319 "The Ultimiiie In Personal Service" j 156 Railway Ave,, Elizabeth ; or similar, 3 adults and Itj-year-oid j : Union . 964-1144 Komfort. Kleeh KT/F ! I College Preparatory courses - grades 9.12j Pait.Graduate Refresher Courses; I MDVINfl, Must sell — bedroom, Medicare Approved 354-1300 girl. Please call Mr. FrlK, 374.9544, i » . K 10/31 Dry Cleaning Laundromat ûll High Sehosl Curriculum, •j living room I. dinette, refrigerator T/F • X Q/5 | 1 • CROUiND INSTRUCTION I f. kitchen sot, Reasonable, Both Schools arc Cn.educational and Offer Full and Pan (Ime courses (PROFESSIONAL & COIN OP,)' oENTON J, HOLDEN, INC. I - .. . 375-6246 R9/5 v ran WASH 'N WAX LOCAL k LONO DISTANCE MOVINC Roefino & Sidino UNION AREA—8 to 4 rooms. Heat and j F.A.A. EXAMS CAR WASH SIORAOE • ALLIED VAN LINES WILLIAM II, VEIT hot water supplied for 2 adults, Wrlto | '? PRIVATE ' * • MUST SELL due to movino —- (47 Years Dependable Service) Box 629, Suburban Publishing Corp,, i \ , Kenmoro wasliiiiH maeliine, 515 Lthigh Avenue, Union, N,J, Jôoflng ^Leaders - nnrmra PLEASE CALL 379-7755 FOR INFORMATION,,, ' COMMERCIAL ' • PL 1-2727 Q 12'j 1 Siuyvesiint Ave., Union, N,j, i : other household fumlshinys, • MUrdaek B.9S94 10/24 Tree" esUmates - do own work. ; INSTKUMIiNT • • O 10/31 •Ml N.J, insured . ES 3- 11 S3 X 9/5 ; Wf> Hrr loinlnl Killiiii I liliick uf Millliiirn i.li>|> (if Krir l.nrb«iiMU It.H.. mill 1'iihlip Srrvirr , INDIVIDUAL INSTUUCTIUN Reasrinaliltj, 241-8SS3 KS/9 EKJN'S EC:OMJMVMOVI.I

i'tin rsii.iy, SuptiMiibui' Ti, UKiH- Add courses Seton to inaugurate Adult schoo LEARN at regional j| NuwS 7"/i..- r/Mif;...T., L,;,,n a Nvw Skill or Hobby ij 1 1 2th year Sept. 1 3registration DRAFTING S.fLf 5j NiWARK YMYWOA BUSINESS SCHOOL ij ENROLL MOW •IBM COMPUTER I'll M -,»ii, hi i.i Setim Hull University will creuKe In tlie numln-rol traii-i- I'AT Ul LVlhlHi, ilAiUl PROGRAMMING adult school fer Htiidents ucivptftl, 'M

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:J -Thursday Heptuinhor H, would Imvi- tlit! iiutliorlty tu contract for cdn- lliu Coordinating \cuncy for III^IUT lilucn- Include laboratory work in the WlUiuni Miller cutluiuil Kt'rvlccs with Union Collu^o mid with tlun would I)u comprised of iilur iiu-inlurs np- Speri'y observatory, Uovelapment of Kdu- tlii' Union l ouiity •Tuelinieal Institute, Scotch poiiitecl by thu Hourilof I•><,'Uholtlers: four Union cauoiiiil Thought, and Introduction to Computer -+B0WCRAFT I'laiiifi, which is operated by thn Ikjiird of County residents witli no offieinl connection" .Science. 1 iliiL-iition of thi; Union County Vociilionnl and with Union Collect! or Uiu Union County Tech- •]liu Sperry Observatory will u|pln ierve as PLAYLAND UC will begin 36th year 1 oclmieul HdioalR, nml would qualify Union henclquarters for tlie Cranlord public school nical Institute. IJr. William II. West of Cran- Fun For All Ages County for luUUtlonnl stntu flnimclnl hid for ford, county superintendent of schools, two system's project "Operational Astronomy: tlie higher edticiitioiuil purposes. representatives of Union Column, mid two liarth and lioyond,"' which is financed witli a Rl, .',' Thij agency niso would be rycponsible for representatlvciG of the Union County Technical l^rant under Title; 111 of tlie federal l;lementary SCOTCH I1! with record enrollment duiei-inliiiiif, the iHiblic higher oilucntional needs Institute, and .Secondary Education Act, llie project will of Union County, the extent to which existing A N1-;\V COUHSl;, Introduclion to Computer provide In-service workshops in astronomy and CRANFORD-OJiiioii Colluyu will open its and Tuesday for returiiini; Day Husslun DlifbiM Baiting iiislriitigns within the county should bo utilized," Science, will be added to ihu eurricuim at "space science for teachers, visits to the ob- Mini.ilmo Qiiif . Hithi-ry 36th academic year next weak with a record students. Livening Session registration will be .•Hid the cost of carrying out any pliui of develop- Union College this fall. It will bo rMiuiri-d servatory by Union County elementary and Co Karit • PinK Pon(( enrollment of 1,600, an acting president and conducted Wednesday, Sept. 11, and 'I liursduy. ment it recommends. secondary school students, and an astronomy Waicf Cycles ^_ CsnnniriK an acting dean, an experimental program for Sept, 12, from 6 to 8 p.m. in tilt: gymnasium for all engineering students and will bo avail- Pony & Hiinr Haik Hiriei Under the plans worked out by tlie Union able as on elective to students majoring in course for adults. • Whiifli Gulf DrivlriK economically and educationally disadvantnyed of the Campus Center, County Hoard of Freeholders, Union College, science, business administration, and liberal Amateur Astronotners, Inc., who operate Snack iir • Pienip, Afta students, and plans for two additional buildings, A one-day freshman orientation program and tlie Union County Technical Institute, arts. Prof. Wolf reported, 'Hie course will tlie observatory jointly with Union College, Ur, Kenneth W. Iversen, acting president, will be hold Thursday, Sept. 12, at 9:30~n.in. students In the colloge-level programs at tlie include a twice-a-week laboratory period mak- will again sponsor public viewing every Friday said a freshman class of more man 500 Is in the theatre of the Campus Center. technical institute could earn college credits ing use of Union College's 11301UMcomputer. evening after dusk at tlie Sperry Observatory anticipated in the Day Session, They were Classes for the Day Session begin on Friday, NEIGHBORS WANT YOUR utfii ,if,i,,. Tell -cm for tills svork and receive Associate degrees New course offerings In the livening Session throughout the fall, winter, and spring. The *hot you hflve. Run 0 low.fQir Cjaiiihrd. Coil loleetod from more than 2,000 applicants. The Sept. 13, and for the livening Session on Mon- from Union Cll program is open to the public without charge. 686.7700. total enrollment will include about 900 in the day, Sept. 16, will Include Introductory Astronomy, which will Day Session, Including 85 student nurses from Dr, Iversen said Union College will be Elizabeth and Perth Amboy General Hospitals, tight for spaco this year, and additional facili- and about 700 in the livening Session, ti.es will be required next year to handle a Dr, Iversen, dean, is serving as acting larger enrollment. The Doard of Trustees president while Dr. Kenneth C. MaeKay, preil- has authorized the preparation of preliminary dent. If on a one-year sabbatical leavu. Prof. plans for a 15,000 sq. ft, administration build- Elmer Wolf, chairman of the Engineering De- ing and a 35,000 to 40,000 sq, ft, library build- partment, ii serving as acting dean. ing. Twenty high school graduates have been se- Construction of an administration building lected to participate in the Educaaonal Op- would free about 10 classrooms now being portunity Fund Project, Dr, Iverion reported, used for administrative functions. Dr. Iversen They will take special courses in the areas reported, of English, social sciences, mathematics, and In addition, Union College has hired Fordyce science. Union Collge has received a grant Hornby & Kennerly, a New York City archi- PLUS YOUR MOST VALUABLE of $30,000 from the state's Educational Op- tectural firm, to prepare a master plan for portunity Fund to finance the project, which the long range development of its 30-acre provides financial assistance of up to $1,000 campus, Dr, Iversen said tentnHve plans call FOOD BUYS • TRADING STAMPS FREE! to each participant above and beyond other for submitting the master plan to the Cranford financial aid available, _^ Planning Board early this fall, About 600 of the Day Session students who * * * are Union County residents will be recipients DR, IVERSEN SAID Union College looks for- of $600 grants under the Tuition Aid Plan ward to working with the Union County Board adopted by Union College and the Union County of Freeholders" this fall in establishing a Board of Freeholders. The program Is Union County Coordinating Agency for Higher financed with county and state funds, Education, The agency was authorized in legis- • • • lation sponsored by the entire Union County THE NEW ACADEMIC YEAR will begin with legislative delegation and aipied by Gov. registration Monday for new Day Session stu- Richard j. Hughes on July 19, dents in the gymnasium of the Campus Center, The Coordinating Agency for High Education Dr. Lane named coordinator of Overlook's home care unit -^ BONELESS TOP ROUND OR CROSS RIBS MILK FID VIAL SALE! FRESH & LEAN Aimed to shorten the length of patients* The new post of Medical Coordinator of the LEG OR RUMP SHOULDER Visiting Nurse - Home Care Service of Over- stay in the hospital, die purpose of the new USDA look Hospital will be filled by Milton Lane, post is to implement the greatly broadened ROAST GROUND Home Care Porgram established at Overlook VIAL M.D,, Of 900 Stuyvesant aye,, Union, chief of CHOCE VEAL 6,J5PPS 89 general practice o» the Overlook medical staff. through the recent merger wiSiflieVNA, which CHUCK Ib, has moved its Summit offices to the hospital, 88 58 A marked increase in the length of stay of US DA. CHOia BONELESS RIB LOIN NECK OR BRIAST U.S.D.A. CHOICE Medicare patients has been noted in die past VEAL CHOPS LEAN NTCR year, adding to the problem of bed scarcity SHOU1DER STEAK ,, 98 VIAL CHOPS VEAL CHUCMK STEAK ^ lb 48 for acute patients. U.S.D.A. CHOICE ib. 1 IND OF ST1AK Dr. Lane's responsibilities .will be to stimu- lb ib 49' U.S.D.A. late and educate physicians on die Overlook LEAN TENDER ROAST CHOICE 98 CUBE STEAK & GOV'T. INSPICTID b Medical Staff in die use of Home Care as a U.S.B.A, CHQICi iONlLISS SLICED primary or alternate means of providing . 68 CHICKEN BREASTS M, b «b. 39* patient care. He will act as liason between FILLET STEAK HUJTOF lb 88 CITY CUT BilF LIVER the medical staff generally and the individual, ffilSH IXTRA L1AN . 69 physicians, and will serve as medical consult- PORK CHOPS H

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