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VOL. 10 No. 49 Spcsnd Clyit Feitggs MOUNTAiNSiDE, N.J. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1968 Published Each Thursday by Tfymar Publiihjng Corp, SubicMpfian 3aim 15 Ccnf s Per Copy Paid ill Mounloiniide, N.j. 3 Nsw Pf_gvid>n£a Road, Mouniainiide, N,J. 07092 Jh Y.arlt Council forms new Traffic Safety Advisory Committee Step follows Deer Path controversy All concerned citizens invited to help in work Recent protests of Deer Pam residents against the 50-miIes-per-hour ipeed Limit there have triggered the formation of a bor- ough-wide Traffic Safety Advisory Committee, Mayor Frederick Wilhaims jr. told a somewhat surprised gathering at Hie Borough Council meeting Tu ssday night at the Beeehwood School, The committee met Initially last Thursday in the library, Mayor Wilhelms said, and is headed by Councilman Robert Ruggiero, police commissioner. Councilman William Brandt also represents the governing body on me committee. The nucleus of the advisory group is die Mountainside FTA safety committee. Others invited to the meeting were Deer Path area residents Robert Shields, Louis Borchert and Thomas Knierim, Councilman Ruggiero invited oAer interest- ed borough eltiiens to contact him for de- tails on die committee, He said, however, that no date hid yet been set for the next meeting. Mayor Wilhelms ej^lamed the committee would act In an advisory capacity to die council on safety meaiures it considers vital, Included, tiie mayor said, are safety educa- tion, establishment of reasonable speed limits improvements to Intersections, direction signs and sidewalks. In turn, Mayor Wilhelms explained, Ae coun- cil together widi members of the commit- tee, can better present their recommenda- tions to county aid state authorities. The commleee will also devote time to a report by Abram Slmoff, a traffic consultant and die 1967 PTA taffle survey, • • • FUND DRIVE DROP-IN—Fred Feldman, right, WQR traffic reporter who got the Com- HAPPY LANDING—-Fred Feldman pilots hi§ WOR traffic survey hell- annual Community Fund Drive, The drive continued with a house-»- THE DEER PATH ISSUE of lowering die munity Fund Drive off to a flying start last Friday with a helicopter visit at the Deerfleld eopter to an impromptu landing field at Mountainside'e Deerfleld house cinvaas throughout the borough on Sunday in support of nine speed Limit to 25 miles per hour remains in School, receives a plaque from Mayor Frederick J. Wilhelms, left, and Tom Phillips, School as the highlight of ceremonies held lastFjriday to Initiate die community service organizations. a state Of limbo. It was indleiteel at fte meet- campaign chairman. jff (Echo photos by Bob Baxter) ing. The council deferred acting on an orlgmfi resolution proposing the speed Limit be dropped so 40 when a petition signed by more man 200 area residents was presented at its last meeting. The petition demanded the speed limit Phillips thanks on die state-controlled road be lowered to 25, Members of.band Children's Book Week observances More petitioners* signatures were given to die council Tuesday night. planning to conduct volunteers for Mayor Wilhelms explained the state re- quires a maximum of 300 feet of occupied designed to aid borough readers frontage in every 600 feet of the road right canvass Saturday drive efforts of way before the area is considered-resi- A house-to-house candy lale on Saturday The Mountainside Public Library Is cele- designed by Ellen Raskin. The poster depicts a streamers—Anita Label's medieval castle dentiai, and tiiereby a candidate for a 25- will climax this week's observance of Bank brating this week the 49th annual Children's young reader on top of a weather vane, being climber, Harriet Pineus' amiable beasts and Tom Phillips, chairman of die Mountainside miles-per-hour speed zone. The mayor said Appreciation Week, honoring the Highlander babes, and Charles Schulss* Snoopy, hard on Community Fund Drive, this week said he die borough engineer had made a survey of Book Week. "Go Places With Books," the transported to the four corners of the earth. Deer Patii and it was found mat "certain Band of Governor Livingston Regional High slogan for 1968, appears on a colorful poster The Children's Room is decorated with fte heels of the Red Baron, all urging "Go wishes to express his appreciation to all die School in Berkeley Heights, Places With Books" In bright red, blue and people who were community-minded enough stretches" there come within the state's Band members will conduct a house-to- yellow-green. Also on display in the ChUdren's to volunteer their services for die fund drive. requirements. house canvass in Mountainside and Berkeley Room is a commemorative calendar for 1969 He added: The council is also preparing to fight, Heights in die drive to raise $2,200 for future prepared by the Children's Book Council* "Although it is impossible at this early widi Ae aid of the new Traffic Safety Advisory band prQjeets7inoludlrig the exchange concerts 62 Gov. Livingston students Each month features a photograph of a dis- date to estimate just how successful die drive Committee, a road proposed by die county with the Maiden (Mass.) High School Band, tinctive Book Week poster from an earlier was, we also want to thank all diose who did through Watchung Reservation from Mountain- The Maiden band is scheduled to visit Governor year. connlbute money for these worthy causes. side in die vicinity of die Trailslde Museum, Livingston March 28-30, and the Highlanders inducted into honor society Many of the new children'sand young adults' We wish to urge tiiose who were not at home connecting wiA Olenslde road in Berkeley will travel to Maiden for the weekend of April. publications have been added to die collection. during the drive to slip tiielr eonmbutions Heights. Sixty-two seniors have been Inducted into sidered in the selection oi new members. The council sees the road as a potential 18-20, The newly inducted seniors then elected A library spokesman commented- In die self-addressed, stamped envelope re- Groups affiliated with the Highlanders, In- the National Honor Society at Governor Liv- "Among the outstanding picture books for ceived in the mail and return tills envelope feeder artery dirough die borough when Rt. 78 ingston Regional High, according to Mr, Clif- Edith Klingsberg, president! Douglas Tallamy, 1 to US. Is completed. cluding a total of ISO members, include the vice-president! and Amy Harris, secretary.. the youngest is 'Talking without Words, by inarching band, Scottish Pipers, twirlers, ton Robinson, advisor. Marie Ets, a delightful presentation of com- "For me distifiot leaders and their cap- "We will make an adequate presentation of The students all rank in the upper IS per- Following the induction assembly, the mem- our objections" to the county Board of Chosen color guard and Scottish Dancers, bers and their families were guests of the munication through gestures. This book was tains, we give special Blanks for die extra The" Pipers competed In the Scottish Games cent of their class scholastically, with service chosen by the New York Times as one of the time and energy spent in finding field work- Freeholders next month. Mayor Wilhelms said. to the school, citizenship and character con- school at a reception and tea prepared by die best illustrated picture books of die year. ers and to the door^-to-door collectors we are He agreed that the proposed road, which is held in Delaware and in Scotch Plains, earlier girls from the home economics classes. part of the county's master plan, could be a this year. Those inducted were: "Another book noted by the New York Times mily grateful. We hope to be able to let the Band activities to date this year have Is 'A Kiss for Little Bear,' by Maurice Sen- community know how the drive turned out at Short route to.Gov, Livingston Regional High John Adriance, Ellen Agee, David Alsberg, a later date, School, but "1 think we'd rather follow the included marching in the St. Patrick's Day Pathways concert Sheila Backfisch, Elliott Belnfest, Cynthia dak, This is die newest addition to the easy reading books about 'Little Bear,' which are "The turn-out to see Fred Feldman was bucolic path through the reservation" to get parade in New York City and In civic parades Blair, Stephen Brown, Doris CarUok, Louise to die school,1 '^-adier than have another in Chatham, Berkeley Heights and Sterling, loved by beginning readers. A first science endiusiaaHc to say the least, Feldman arrived Carlson, Harry Coletta, James Demro, Gary book is 'Lucky Ladybugs,* by Gladys Conklin, heavily n-aveUed road" in die borough. The band also participated in an exchange set for Sunday by pimmick, Alan Dixler, Martha Francis, Mona at 3;10 last Friday at Deerfleld School, and program with a band from Alexandria, Va,, Brian Wildsmith has captured nature's bril- almost die whole school turned out to greet Freedman, William Frysingor, Linda Gibson, liant colors in his- newest book-,—'Fishes,' Mm, Many were interested in ebttinlng-an- last spring and performed at flie Middlesex Thomas Qroceman, "Roger Hale, Allan "HOI, IN"QTBER TiDSr County Festival in New Brunswick, woodwinds quintet autograph from Fred and he was more than sioners William Dletzel and Harold Nelson Martha Hoe, Cynthia Irwin, Judith Klebaur, gracious as die crowds rushed him and his The Band Appreciation Week is being spon- Donald Kuehne, Robin Mailer, Paul March, "BOYS AND GIRLS willweleome new books told die council strict penalties must be Im- "Pathways in Music" wlU present a pro- helicopter. posed on adolescent vandals and their par- sored by the Band Parents Organization, gram Including works by Etier, Rossini, Mo- David Mukai, Gail Nelson; by some of their favorite audiors. Carolyn which helps promote, finance and support Nancy Newill, William Outlaw, Kenneth Phil- Haywood has written a new book about Eddie, "Mayor Frederick J, Wilhelms presented ents to guard against furtiier damage to muni- zart and Absil on Sunday. The concert, sched- Fred witii an award, and Fred buzzed the cipal facilities, Highlander projects. uled for 8 p.m., will be held at die Community lips, Catherine PlUotSon, Thomas Reid, Laurie called 'Ever-Ready Eddie.' The ever popular Rhoades, Stephen Ross, Michael Rugen, Bar*, Miss Pickerell is usually where the action is, field for a few minutes after his take-off. It Dietzel's request came after he reported to Presbyterian Church at Deer path and Meet- In Ellen MacGregor's newest book, 'Miss Pick- was very generous of Feldman to take time die council that cinder blocks had been tiirown inghouse lane. Mountainside. The PhUharmonia bara Saeharow, Patricia , Sanders. Marjorte out frotn a very busy schedule to do this Woodwind Quintet, which will be featured, (Continued on page 3) (Continued on page 3) special favor for our community," (Continued on page 3) Actors and athletes includes Paul Dunkel, playing flute! Louise Scribner, oboe- Michael Sussman, clarinet; Vincent Schneider, French hom, and William play a comic crew Scribner, bassoon. The program will include Quintet No, 1 by Alvin Etier; Quartet No. VI for flute, in 'Mister Roberts' clarinet, bassoon, and horn by G, Rossini; The symbolic petted palm tree will be cast Cassation in E flat for oboe, clarinet, bas- into a cardboard gea at Governor Livingston soon and horn by W. A. Mozart; and Dances Regional High School, as students present a Bulgares, Op, 103 by jean Absil. production of "Mister Roberts" at 8:15 p.m. Tickets will be on sale at the door. They Friday and Saturday In tiie school auditorium. may also be purchased in advance by calling Acting In the comedy are Glen Sullivan as 232-6898, Subscriptions to Hie aeries of three Mister Roberts, Art Bundey as Doc, Bill "Pathways", concerts are available, Patron O'Day as Insigna, Bill Qlland as the captain memberships include admission to all con- and Dana Sommers as Ensign Pulver. certs. Other oast members are Dennis Carlson, Kip WeUielms, Bob Brown, Dean Paskow, Larry Weingold, Steve Rapp, Joel SiUdiker and Eric Devos, Varsity hooters Members of th» Highlander football team will play crew members, They are Craig Marks, Gary GoodeU, Mike Hiotis, Ken only lose 1 game Kosozwski, Fred Saunders and Tom Musea, The Deerfleld varsity soccer Mam has com- Pepi Sanders will play the nurse. pleted its season widi a record of nine wins Tickets are oh sale from oast members and one loss. The Deerfield team defeated and Drama Club members. Middlesex 2-lj Garwood 2-0 and 1-0; Tei^ race (Clark), 7-3 and 4-0 i Brewer (Clark) 4-0 and 1-0; Hohokus l-Oi Roosevelt Jr. H.S. 2-1, and lost to Basking Ridge 2-1, Holiday deadline j The starting team consisted of Bruce Honecker,, Lenny Seijk, Tom FarreU, Don Particularly careful adherence to tiiie news- Maekay, Ron Perna, Brian Ruff, Bob Kelley, paper's Friday deadline is advised for the Nov. Gary White, John Neimiec, Don Maxwell and 28 Issue, which will go to press early because Jeff Shomo, Other boys who contributed to of the Thanksgivini holiday. All organizational, the teams success were; Alan Singer, Tom social and other news Items for the Nov^ 28 Smith, Joe KnodeU, Louis MancinelU, Gary issue must be submitted by tomorrow, Friday, Badge, Don Stragis, Nicky Devlin, Fred Nov. 22, _ . Vitollo, Jeff Knopf, BUly Humm«l, Rusty Heit- mann. Bob Budgake, Paul Krystow, David , NEIGHBORS WANT YOUR u»nd item,. Toll V, Bauries, Steve Hiotis, Wayne Schwarte, Steve 686"-77Oo" '"""• RU" " Iq""rost Class.,fled. Coll Deerfield School varsity soccer team, which has completed Its season with a record of 9.1, led by Coach Kit Carson, left, rear. (Continued on page 3) :i- l'lnn-siUy, Novuiniiui1 III, 1 !Hi!l- Ah HI ,\ T \ I N.si I )!•: (N..I.) i: t" i i
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climate control and cheerful surroundings Interchurch art exhibit (N.J.) KCJIO-Thursday, November 21, 1968-3 Dr. Dilley awarded gives Ina Go/ub award prize as co-author A yo'.iiij1, urtihl mi llii' Uculty .it Newark bin* IJ.CH HliUlu'ry un brown vulvet to show Stiitt- ('ulk'j'f, lliiimi, ha;; dli.voviTfil dial the thriiif of llm huriiing bush. 'Hie other Is iioiiij\ work ;;hu luvuu not uiily opens flvemiuH :i white iniintlo executed in a knottiiii; tech- of top steel paper of fulllilliiitjiit lull otfi-rs Miii'.iblo ruwnrdii nique of white nylon twiiig to be used"during Ur. David R, Dilley of 1168 Ridge dr, as \vi;ll. liij-.h holy days. Hebrew calligraphic forms art Mountain side, has been awarded a prize of Inn iiolul) lins ivui-iwil a otTtiflcfltu of n p.irt of UK: desijjn of both mantles. J.SOO as the co-author of "the best paper merit for onu of four i-nlnus iliut weru ne- Aijcijrdlng to Mrs. Gohib, tiiere have been adjudged of greatest value in the advance- CL'ptijd in an uxhibitiuli of contemporary re. two tm-ning points in hur professional life. ment of engineering or operating practice ligious art that |s bein^ hgld ill thu Intur- The first of these was thu day siie entered in the iron and steel Industry." dwrcli Ucntgr, -175 Klvi'i'.sldu dr., Ngw York a textile studio at the University of Indiana, As guests of honor at tho aruiuni banquet City, Slig has also rucuived several goni- She was a jirfiduiite art studuiit, and as she meeting of the Association of Iron and Steel iiiissioiis for now work, looked at the array of brightly colored fabrics Engineers in St. Louis on Tuesday, Dr. Dil- A tyxtile designer, slio lias recently turned slie know that this was the work she wanted ley and Dr. D, L. McBride of Pittsburgh liar skill to ilia ilesh-ii of Hebrew religious to do, llig second turning point was when received the national gold medal award for she suw an exhibition of ceremonial art jUcCt'M, which she weaves with fine crafts- 1 their research paper, "Oxygen Steelmaklng— manship. Her loom find chair occupy n full at ilu Jewish Museum and recognized a fur- Fact vs. folklore," The paper, published in bedroom in her home at 360 Rolling Rock ther refinement in the nature of her work. 1967, explored various operating and economic rd., Mountainside, Mrs. Colub credits two people with in- problems associated with new steelmaklng "I am very fortunate, because; I have found flueiiciii;; her professional development: Dr. technology and exploded numerous myths which the svork that I want to do. Same people Avnini Kampf, a professor at Montclair State have evolved about the financial desirability never find themselves,' she told a visitor College, where she earned her B,A, degree, of new technology, to hur home recently, svho aroused her interest in Judaica, and A professional economist and a certified ITie Nesv York exhibit is entitled "All Rabbi Reuben Levine of Temple Beth Ahm public accountant. Dr. Dilley it presently Things New" and consists of objects that in Springfield, an autliority on Hebrew re- assistant to vice-president and assistant are spiritual in theme or function, It ia ligious art, who has been an invaluable friend comptroller of United States Steel Corp, in sponsored by Artist-Craftsmen of New York, and advisor, New York City. Inc. and will remain on display through Dee, 3, Also invaluable ha§ been the encourage- Author of about two dozen other publica- • * * ment of her husband, Herbert, a concert tions on management, financial and educational DR, DAVID R, DILLEY THE AWARD - WINNING ENTRY is ft pianist and a member of the Music De- subjects, he is also a former professor of "chuppah" or marriage canopy of brightly- partment at Newark State, She, in return, business adminiatfation it NYU Graduate deliver the sermon. Other participants will colored applique and stitchery designed around is a most enthusiastic admirer of his talents. School of Business, Indiana University and include Mspr, Charles Murphy of Holy Trinity the Hebrew calligraphic forms meaning Mrs, Golub has the smile of a happywoman. the University of Pittsburgh. Roman Catholic Church, the Rev, William K, "maze! tov" or "good luck." Erected at the My cup runneth over, her eyes seem to say, Cober of the First Baptist Church, and the altar of a synagogue, it symbolizes the trans- Rev, Thomas B, Meaney of St. Helen's Roman ference of the bride from the domain of the Catholic Parish, father to the husband, League to sponsor Music will be plannsd and directed by Harry Mrs. Colub is also exhibiting two Torah 'Gratifying' growth Ounther, organist and choir master at Holy mantles and a large woven tapestry in blue inter-faith service Trinity Roman Catholic Church, The offering and white, designed after French nuns she will be dedicated to the Caoclola Place Neigh- saw in Paris, For one of the Torah mantles of VFW post noted The third annual inter-faith Thanksgiving borhood Council Project of Westfiild, service for the Westfield area will be held TEXTILE DESIGNER — Mrs, Ina Oolub, faculty artlit at Newark State College, Union, Wednesday, Thanksgiving evt, at 8 p.m. at weaves fabrici of her own design at her home at 366 Rolling Rock Rd,, Mountainside, by unit commander Holy Trinity RommfCathollc Church of West- She recently won a certificate of merit for a "ehuppah" entered in a New York exhibltlori. Sjoneil registers field, Sponsored by the League of Religious FUNERAL DIRECTORS Post Commander David Hutchison reports Organizations, a committee headed by George that "memberahlp in the newly-instituted Morin hai made arrangements for the ser- Fred H, Gray, Jr. Pres, 1 Gsn, Mgr. for autumn meeting Mountainside Memorial Post 10136, Veterans vice which continues the tradition of Jewish, C, Frederick Peppy Vice President Council meets Library of Foreign Wars, has been moving ahead at a Roman Catholic and Protestant expressions of (Resident of Mountoirulde) Edwin Sjonell of the Deerfield School, very gratifying rate," The next meeting will be thanksgiving for national blessings. (Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 1) Mountainside, was among 129 guidance coun- held at Echo Lanes Wednesday, Noy, 27, at erell HarvesB the Sea,' our heroine dons a Dr. Frederick Christian, senior minister of onto the protectivt covering on the borough selors in Union County public, private and 7|45 p.m. the Presbyterian Church of Westfield, will pool. Four of the blocks tore through the diving suit to investigate an ocean farm. The parochial schools who regiitered for the fall Since the post received its charter from $3,000 covering, Dietzel laid, and two, which Abercrombie triplets appear again in 'Three meeting of the Union County Personnel and the national organization approximately six the commisiioner said he couldn't g»t at, Boys and H20' by Nan Agle, Encyclopedia Guidance Association held recently at Union weeks ago, membership has expanded from the Brown is back in 'Encyclopedia Brown Solves remain on top of the pool. College, Cranford, original 25 necessary to receive a charter to FOR "I strongly urge that charges be filed" Them AH,' by Donald Sobol. 59, Twenty-one new members joined at the againit vandali, Dlttzel said, "and their '"Inatuk's Friend,' by Suzanne Morrow, is a Monroe B, Nestler, guidance director of informal institution held at Echo Lanas, Route PROFESSIONAL colorfully llliutrated book about modern Es- David Brearley Regional High School, Kenll- Established J897. parents be held responsible." 22, Mountainside, Nov. 13, INSURANCE Mayor Wllhelmi. who noted that damagehad kimos, worth, is association president; Other mem- At ttils meeting, conducted by State Com- WESTFIELD been done recently In the Deerfield School and '"UmdentillBd Flying Objects,' by Howard bers of the executive committee are: William mander Jim Fitzgerald, all members and offi- ADViCi ,„ to library equipment, referred the suggestion LisB, will have wide appeal. It includes a Claren of Summit junior High School, Irwin cers were sworn in and solemnly pledged William A, OeyU, Manager chapter that tells what to do if you see a UFO! 'Figman of Hillside Avenue junior High School, 318 E, Broad Street to councilman Ruggiero, the police commis- their allegiance to the VFW and to the United Call Bob Tansey at; sioner. "The 'Iron Giant,' by Ted Hughes, is a highly (Cranford), William Gardiner of New Provi- States of America, Each member received a PHONE 233-0143 original science fantasy. dence High School, George P. Lynes and Roy Maltese cross pin, emblem of the organization, Teen-agers will sympathize with tiieir Smith of Union College, Frank Morettl of BENNINGER,TANSEY&CO. Union High School, Mrs. Margaret Rhein of Alio in attendance were District Commander CRANFORD counterparts across the sea in a book by a George Heichel, County Commander Marshall M3.S400 • tifoLM.hed 1939 Honor Society Westfield High School and Charlotte Singer Fred Hs Orsyf jr*, Manager Russian author, Vadlm Frolov, called 'What of Jonathan "Dayton Regional High School, Carlson, Chief of Staff jerry Neal jr.. Deputy 854 Mountain Ave., Mountainside 12 Springfield Avenue (Continued from paye 1) It's All About' Springfield, Chiefs of Staff WiUls Bird and John Kope and PHONE 276-0092 Sans on. Randy Schott, Paul Schryba, Harold '"Count Me Gone' by Annabel and Edgar many other Fifth District officers. Shipard, Georfe Shulman, Thomas Shulti, Johnson (authors of "The Grizzly1, deals with Thomas Spencer, Carl Stacker, Glen Sulli- the bewilderment faced by an 18-year-old deal- PubiicNotict van, Carol Surgejis, Lynn Taylor, Patricia ing with an older brother, parents, school and Timpanaro, Janet fownaend, Harold Wagle, Ae law. PUBLIC NOTICE > s. This ordlnanee shaa take affect Edward Ward, Penny Ward,KathrynWeldener, "Older girls will enjoy 'Redecorating Your THE OHDraANCI published herewlUi Immediately after final passage and 1 was intrs&ieed at a meeting oi the Beard publication in accordance with the Robert Welborn, Karen Wlntringham, Karen Room for Practically Nothing, by Esther Haut- of Health of the Esrsugh ef MquRtalngide, manner prescribed by law, zig. in the County of Union, New JefBey, held , Maaane F, Hue* Woollen, Steven Zllls, on November llj I98B and wUl be fur* ' : i Secretary "Recent biographies include one of a Negro thep eonMdered for final passage'after Mtnsd Echo, Nov. 21, 1161, (Fee $5,14) poet, 'Langston Hughes,1 by Milton Meltzer, public hearinf at a meeUnf if «al4 NEW AND UNIQUE Board of Health to be hold on Monday, * * * Deeember I, liBB at7:30 j.oi, NEED HELP? Fi. H the RIGHT j Mountainside | "HOLIDAY BOOKS INCLUDE 'The Great AN ORDnJANCE TO FIX SALARIES person with a Wont Ad- Call BE IT OHDADJED by the Boart of iBi-7700. _|1 , . . Miracle* a story of Hanukkah by Betty Morrow, Health of the Borough of Mountainside In the County of Union and State of Now POP author of 'Jewish Holidays,' Jersey a« lollowg; - UP NOTES First In Solos "Ezra Keats has vividly illustrated the lyric 1« Ths annual aaJaries of the officers I ECHO I of a popular recent carol, "The Little Drummer and poiittons hBrein names shall be • and ^llllllMIHIIIIIIIIIIIimilllllllllllNlllllllimillllllllllllllllllMIINIIIIIIIINr? respectively as follows! •• '• Quolity Boy,* An outstanding picture book, "The Holy Health Officer t 4,i0O.0P Published eogh Thursday by Night,* by Aurel yon Juchen, is magnificently Secretary and Regii- WORLD BOOK T rumor Publishing Corp. trar of Vital Sta. illustrated by Celestine Piatti, author-il- MBtics 1,100,00 ENCYCLOPEDIA Sam Howard lusttatorof 'The Happy Owls.' Publlq Health Nurse 3,100,00 Co'll MAROARET AHLFELD Publishsr . 1931.1967 PluniBlni Inspector 8,000,00 2324141 * 'These books and many others win be 2. All salaries herein specified shall Trudlno Howard, publisher take effect as of January 1, 11(9, Milton Minti, available during Book Week, We invite you to executive publisher.business manager come in to browse, gift list in hand! Mrs, Helen M, Kelly, children's librarian, has pre- NEWS DEPARTMENT pared a list of book suggestions for holiday Ado Brunner giving." Abner Cold, Supervising Editor THE W. W. GALLERY Les Molamut, Director BUSINESS OiPARTMINT During Our 1st ANNIVERSARY Robert H. BrurruM, Advertiiing Dlreetar Soccer team Asher Mlntl, Osst. bysinsls manager ....._.,. (Continued from page 1) 10% OFF Second Cleis Postage paid Chrzan, jon Jones, Steve Jones, Tom Gon- AM Merehondiie (Offer Good at Mountainside, N.J. neUa, David Hutchison and Bruce Heide, Nov. 23 Thru Nov. 30) IS cents per eopy The loading scorers were Ron Perna (6), Jeff Knopf (5), Nicky Devlin (5), Lenny Seijk 926-1210 Mailed subscription rote $5 per year 2 New Providence Road, Mountainside, N.J. (8) and Bruce Honecker (4), ISM MAFkl AVI, SCULPTURES* WOOD PLAQUES There were 125 boys who atttmded the prac- HILLSIDE, N.J. 0730* FINE CUSTOM FRAMING Phone: 686.7700 tice sessions of which 33 were picked for the varsity team. The rest were encouraged to BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS INCLUDE, Original Oil Paintings 1 participate in the tattamural program supers Walorcolors, Lithographs Roproductlorn, Etc, vised by Jack Longstaff. Charles Carson and SCHMIDTHFORD Edwin Sjonell coached tiie team. "QUALITY DEALINGS FOR 33 YIARS"
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Iniiiii; Mollur Suaton lliyh Sirhool, i 1 u!;; ttht'u lliu proi'i-iUii'f w.is oii/i'i lit I'OI up hy hi, M,ir\';; t luirch, lialiway, in addiiiini IO liililpulf and wuiit to Ilk' svliui'lcluiir, hardly 1 ice crea 1 ilOUM- to llollSU COllodli-'IlH ill i.ai'UUitJ ,Ukl I'Ai'lk UKIV'ii—Membtrg uf I nlLn (. uunt\ Lntliolit ^oung \dult c lub, pllu papers at St. ably to hfliL'N'L' tho bkif-bw'ii rt'liui," phi ri'- Michaels, Union, during lnsc wuuk's county-widu paper di-ivu. cnllud, K liii !\s urtli. Esocoff reelected head PLUS SAVINGS ON AIR FRESHENERS PLUS SAVINGS ON DENTAL FLOSS PLUS SAVINGS ON SHAMPOO p sale a of YM-YW Federation OS 3*. Jacob M. lisocgff of lilizn — treasurer, Donald Wliitkcn Of bfth, a former president of liliznbuth, who Kurved as half reg, the liastern Union County Chairman of the nominating C/J YM-YWHA, was reelected corrimittt'L', installed the of- gal. $1.14 president of Uie New jersey ficers. Region, National Jewish Wel- The annual Harry S, Fel- HERE COMES THE 99 fare Board, 1-ederation of ler awards given for outstand- CO YM-YWHAs, at the 57th an- ing contributions to the Jewish Q SAVE 15 < nual convention of the or- Community Center field went ganization held recently at for the first time to two pro- Kutchers Hotel, Montlcello, fessional workers, Harry Back for the season! N.Y. The state group com- Lebau, executive director vt prises 21 agencies with a emeritus of the Eastern Union membership of more chan County YM-YWHA, and Wil- 95,000, liam Pinsker of Faterson, EGG NOG Other officers, all re-The chairman of the award elected, are; Mrs. Abe Bloom committee was Harold M, and Philip S, Epstein, both Bruskin of Nesv Brunswick, of Paiiaic, Henry M. Raff of A highlight of the con- Bayonne, Morris Reisen of vention was an announcement Maplewood and Mrs, Bernard by Clarence Reisen of South e/s Richman of Bergen County, Orange, president of the New 65' vice presidents; J. Jack Jersey YMHA-YWHA Camp, Cohen of Somervilie, trea- of the purchase of a new camp half gal. quart surer; Dr, Morris Engelman property In Wayne County, to of Trenton, corresponding Pa., at a cost of $540,000. secretary; Dr, HaroldShpeen, The results of a survey on Camden, financial secretary; the role of the Jewish Com- I ALSO SAVINGS ON Emanuel Posnock of Bayonne, munity Centers and YM- recording secretary and John YWHAs in serving the dls- Feltrnari of Passaic, assistant advantaged were reported to POTATO CHIPS • BUTTER the convention by Irving Brod- sky, executive vice president GARDEN STATE FARMS DIP of the Associated YM-YWHAs on of New York, Brodsky Stated LJ-J that Centers and Ys in 59 cities are participating in VAN HOUTEN BREAD social and recreational pro- SPECIALS ON SALE NOV.2? THRU NOV. 14 grams for the disadvantaged poor as part of community CO Springfield • 762 Mountain Avenue • Union • 550 North Avenge efforts to copi with the urban crisis. COPYRIGHT BY GARDEN STATE FARMS INC, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED The delegation from East- ern Union County YW-YWHA MILK-BUTTER-EOOS.ICE CREAM • COTTAGE CHEESE'BAKED GOODS FIND A also included Mrs, Esocoff, BETTER JOB Mrs. Lebaty: Mr, and Mrs. Ben Wiehansky, Mrs, Donald C [OPEN 10 A. M. TO 10 P. M. SEVEN DAYS A WEEK CHECK TH1 Whitken, Leonard Whitken, Garden State Farms j HELP WANTED ADS Mr, and Mrs. Edward T, CO (Si DAIRY STORES IN THE CLASSIFIED Rosenfeld, Dr, Sidneys, Savitt PAGES OF THIS and Mitchell Jaffe, executive NEWSPAPER director.
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DRESS SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS SWEATERS NECKWEAR JEWELRY Prince Ferrari Gino Paoli Parker of YUpre Deilino IUS SAYINGSi ln ..V11flmins Food 5 /l PLUS SAYINGSI Manhattan Bernard Vienna Brouzioi Dante Plus, grts di Ameriea'§ largest Vitamin mflnufoeturerSj take eur word fer It * . ^ come see for yourself* A full variety of all your cosmetic needs to keep you beautiful, Prince Rinaldi BnronDino Lord Jeff Berma Bebig Shields tfi now brings you the lewest prices §n yeur Vitamins, all Troy Guild New York Knit to eked by over one hundred mill ion dpi lors in sales, at Foods Plus prices* Yeu can't go wrong* Give your- V* Shirtmikeri Merrill Sharps Gino Paoli John Frederick Swank self beauty, while yeu add plus savings te your budget Ptek up Feedi Pigs vitamins- All Government regulated from Feods Plus! S8 a , * is why spend more- You. son save mere et yeur new • Feeds Plus store. SHOES TOILETRIES OUTERWEAR HATS GIFT PAR Johniton & 42 Different Mighty Mae Reiistol Featuring Murphy Verde Scenti from Lakeland Cavanagh Unumol and Allen Edmonds Faberge to Jade Novelty Gift Freeman London Fog so BlUy of liit to Canoe Items LUS SAVINGS! ln HBalthond Beou. PLUS SAVINGS! How can we de it? -n Switserlind != One of tho flfltiens largest distributers gf fqtnaui brand Because we are backed up by America's largest diitrjb- so health and beauty aid products * , , plus our very own utsr sf Health and Beauty a Id, Cesmetic and Vitamin rn Stetion (st Bales Floater) exclusive Feeds Plus brand of health and beauty aids, products. Distribution centers throughout the notion help CLOTHING All yours at Feeds Plus prices to put e^tra plus sav- bring you Feeds Plus savings right in yeur ewn bock ings In your budget* yard* Come en in * . * cheek for yourself. See how Foods Louis Roth of California • GGG • Hammontou Pnrlc • Petrdcelli • Austin Leeds Flus puts the extra PLUS in your savings* H, FreeBian • Di Martino • Hart.Sehaffnir & Marx • Worited.TeiE • Delton Sportiwear Malcolm Kenneth Coali • London Fog (Si We're not officially open ymt. But we are/ We're geffi'ng euf thm e/i'nfcg, getting shaped up fs MQrvm you iho besf we know haw. No fancy frills , , . juMi plain' PLUS SAVINGS, Corns on in for our pre-grand opening iq/e/ Just browse up ana* dawn our aisles. It's Ammrica*s nmwsmt way of saving you rnOiiQy^ Corns on in, „ NORMAN (Si lathes for the man who cores" r. >. 1116 I, JERSEY ST., ELIZABETH •:*S:v. I OPEN NIGHTS TILL CHRISTMAS c/s Storting Nov. 29th Closed Saturday* ot 5:30 FOODS PLUS 1029 STUYVESANT AVI., UNION N.J, (Si Store Hours! 9 to 6 pm; (si Monday & Friday Eves, 'til 3 Interested in a Foods Plus Franchise? if you are looking for a secure future in your own buiinest, you may qualify fora FOODS Foods Plui Franchise Store In your area. For more information write or call^ FRANCHISE DiRECTOR, FOODS PLUS FRANCHISE DIVISION, APL CORPORATION 1601 WEST EDGAR ROAD, LINDEN, N.J. 07036 PLUS TlLiPHQNE (201) 9255950 (/i PLUS SAVINGS ON COSMETICS PLUS SAVINGS ON SHAVE CREAM PLUS SAVINGS ON FEMININE NEEDS
"\L * 111L b H111 < I i 11 Mi 11 n i 1111 I.:. 1111 < 111:1111J L r t J1111 ] M/, Nr)voin!)ur-21, lOGO- Blue Cross plans to absorb p increased cost of Medicare for 1 oy ? .6«mi7/ion have undetected diabetes \ tl I in ui; 1th 1 uij 1 111 to he effected. Liul diiibuteii cun strike; anyone 1 I 11 111 in Hi 11 in 1 ih in 1 1 nil mi 1 ] 1 lifiu'lt: will iiigi rarii'Jan. iiiii.iHi iu;:l and uiili.'.iliiMi Mi Ui. .11-. I li ! 11 11 1 Hi li 1 I 1 1 II vrrtd at any age, and lt'ii important for everyone 1 111 ih I ink il I 11 h i\ 11111I I I I 11 il I , .-nlri'l l.ittorN, i-n.il'liu.. 11Ini (1 1 tor a quarti r i't a imlliiLi .1 :• I V rii rls i-.ii.- -.nu-i- Homemaker llu 111 t n il> 11 L 111 I ui 1111 oil il, 1 ir. to have regulfir tejity, l)r. Alpt;rt strtsiiud. 1 I i I 111 1* \]\ 11 Mil \in 1 1 in I Unh Nrsv J.T.'.cy Mlui-I iii;:;, mi ni- i i ii',•. in pruvlili iimxtiiiuiii ll'. ill.II!' ill..11 1 .'lu nrrtul •IIHM'iiimi'i ! Uj 11 1 pi iln 1 ul iii) ih it anil udi/'a I'liysiciaiia and nurKes, assisted by olliur 1 1 11 11 11 t il Ih it 1 1 d I 1 ilili I 1 l>cr;-> LiU'OlUx! in prusinum* v.ilni lur tin' ln'.illh care ilol • wilh !!»• 11 ..| Miiluari', 1 M 1 in 1 i% il 1 111 in hi 111 h I f 111111111 i in tin 1 ti fi i itiiitiit tin tllibtil LUI It o^ volunteers, wUl conduct a special Diabetes lh.it uunipli nit nl Miilk'.ii'i , ;ii Ltr, a hp''kesiiiati ^aiiU Will ll u,. ir iHiii'fii:. bruail- Week testing program. Either blood or urine 1\ 1 i I I I I i \l I in tl tin v>i ) f 1 w L 1 t ) ii full mil 1 r diiLtivi life no iiici i',i> t- in :.iib!U:t'i|ilion Meinhrr-. of the ilinvi - em d in 1 r tin' folluwiiif. teals will be Civen, depending on the facilities i III nit i miii i n 11 I'll 1 in 1) 111 11 111 ins I u| 1 I hi s \1 ul nt -iut Lf Lvriy _l) pi 1 n" in the rate. pay men I "I line I ro:i:i and I ihii' Tart Unitt 1 urn lidur hi UibLtL 01 will available. In many areas a simple urine 1 1 , [ 1 il at uti n I 111 ii in 1 li n III ll 1^ il \Silh Ul ll \ ill III \lli[ I II1I '1 hi lucriM-u'il lu'iii'fii:; will Mui-LI I'S" prui'.ram complex (I) I lit- MfdiL:art' "deillkHi- Inv it I In it i itt 1 dtif mer Uion »,1XH1 OIK) testing unit known as Ureypak will be dls- 1 \ HI II nJ i\ in uuJ » f i I mills i Mi 1 il lli di 1 I 1 i ilk tit ii mid - COVLT llu1 in piTCnii iiicri'.iM' ineiiiliii'. l'iiri.s A and H of ble" l.n- each ;qu-H uf 111- \ 111 1 lean'' who ilrt-idv irt diabttlL,in ludlnj, tributed by nffiliate associations or medical in i i in 1 It t 1 1 1 ilil ni[ he ill 11 in i> I c 11 - in Uii- ntiiouiit I'.itli'iiis will pay iie:i:,, wliii li will increase frutu tin _ %jh 1 iri uinwiit if ih ir Luuditiun. societies. I nh t III n I 1 I l l 1 i 111IV II 1 hu I mil) flh ul 11 ur - UIUIIT 1'iiri A of Mijiiloai i'p the Hv-.-l >1(> of hospital \nd mtjtliLr 5 (il)l) (HHI 1 r on arc pjttntial Once diabetes is diagnosed, Ur, Alpert ex- 1 in il i in i ih_ r ii hi il li 111 11 1 h i> 111 1 1 liliu di 1 lu which .(In 1 iijpiiriiiii'iit of charge-; lu the firm }-H. ill ib tiL"- th y will d vel I[J tht di ut edcr plained, treatment can be started to control [Inn I 1 IIL U 1 hm, I 11 I) I ph\ 1 imi Health, I'duLiitioii and Wrlfnl'i' Draft calls (II) 1 he Medicare eu-iii- i t in durinj. tlit il lifLiirni the condition. In many cases, especially among In , I 11 h 1 th 1 li in) lvnu h li 1 is I ll ill 111 111 f til \ i Iti 111 I LlIIIIlittL )I1 recently aimoiinei'il svill y,u into :,ur.ince dul ili;\ the t'lnl In In t VLII nut if ID Ln t _ diabctc starts individuals post 40, the disorder can be suc- it l I 11 t 1 \ 11 ) in 1 tin ilii> 1 ul li 1 hi 111 11 mil Pi li )ii affect tile first of tin- yi or. the ''Hill day uf Iio!;plt;ill7;i- nit r 1 per on r ICIII- tin a) L uf 4"i. lt eessfully managed by following a prescribed J 1 nil 11 111 li n llln un i v 1 111 li 11 f 1- II LI 1 s 1 lint IV_ISLII whi Iii ii t li 11 One reaiion the plan 1;; able 511 in N. J. liuii, which will liicri.aHefrgni i 111 tl> lit ly tL d_vil [1 in individual1! diet and getting the right amount of exercise. to provide thi'iii." ni'W Iifiiffltsi [he Selective Service in— •Ml) tu H I a day. 1 \ 1 III u It in F11 \ 1 11 t t I 1 L iitlv li 11 Id li 1% 1 bio tl oi uiin Other patients need insulin or one of the oral I t lui 111 llnli I W \ wbi TI _ JV IWLI)1II JI whi invL di ibetic wiliiiHit l!icre!is*iiif, (lie sub- iliii-tiiJH call ttllueatt'd to New (3)'Ilk? Medicam eu-lll- II [ 111 h 1 ill h tin) v ) 1 1 il in compounds used in treatment of diabetes. 1 in Lin i_ ill stui phy lelan tin kcil scription rate is that cuii- jersey for DecLinber is for surance diirnij; the dl) life- til 1 t p ill t \11ur 11 It 11 r it 1 mil r J 1 t h il t T iilitn r di nit tli il .OLI I> tiniial omplinsi;: is placed on 511 niun, it was iiniUJLiiiced time reserved days of hos- il \ Itl II I t _ 1 is I li 1 il lef- h ml 1 11 tliia week by Col, Joseph I, pitali^atliin, which will in- I Ml \ 1 [t mi il birJ in 1 i L J pi mplls In 11111 uuitit wht it tht r ntt t rj nuztil Avelln, itntu director of crease from 521) to j22 a day. It % 1 t fi i rn tin \ I Lt p it L nii- pi 1^1 un tlui lii^ Diibit W LV t t will FOR THE FINEST IN People It n 1 mil s LI h i\ l be j in llit In j iv 11 Ji L jf ihiije LH \1[ it ul TRAVEL Seiejetive Service* These members will also L~llnt it C 1 imiu 11 \IH|tLin LT di ibete irt e\- MUSIC and agency Since 2,500 of the 17,5011 continue t> receive Coverage CLARK rli i\ L 1 1 J I ti L ivi tliiirl [ie"qu_nt uiiintiou ton tint Tell men to be inducted nationnily of nther hospital charges and L r I h II tilt Ul him) a, 1 ii \vi lj^ht iti_hnv t T-y tinn) ENTERTAINMENT Aiu • si;\ * Tomi in Ueceliiber will be astili'.ned in-hospital medical charges tits s r i[ i i 1 in tltL tu ii in il WI 1)1 II ill Ilil un i Li Llnm -• in vision nnd ^luw lit alinj, ef iut" nnd •HONIYMOON to the Marino Corps, it cannut cuvcrei! by Medicare, i _r it I m i pi I tin it iimiiii l[i Ltlur_ lu f Hi w 1> - 1 nteh r 1 ur -my riL miv Inv dlib t- Call Upon the Versatile People • VACATIONS be expected that a propor- Members Covered by Blue pending 011 the size of the bird, this will 11 Weitfield Ave., Clork tionate number of New Jer- Cross and niue Shield "carvo- take two tu three days, 382.3590 sey's call will also be assigned uut" programs supplementing same sii'.e. Place the turkey, vvlijeb is still Mark Borkan About Tht Collection of Vomf!*! & Bgfh AcfifliQrifi At to the Marines, ho said. Such Medicare, which are available A procedure approved last year by the in its Original wrap, in to the double paper bag. assignment, however, is not to gruup subscribers only, will United States Department of Agriculture re- Tightly Close the end of the bag. Place" the bag Orchestras 73M848 APPLES accomplished by the Selective iilsu receive the additional searcher:? is to thaw your turkey in a brown on a rack in a pan to thaw because moisture Service System but by thecoverage of these new Medi- paper bar, at room temperature. To do this, will form during the process, A large bird 923SF35 or 929-9808 EiHi Griin FUiia, Will Qrenf* Medium Si it Armed Forces Examining and care charges according to the insert a large paper bap,, like those secured will take about 16 hours: a small one will take |N,,,. Crubar'i) Man. • 1st- 10 Is « — Man, t Fri TIN 1 F.M, from the (rrocery store, Into another one the per half Hntrnrice Station in Newark, terms of their group contract. about 12 hours. bu» bag he said. FRESH SWEET CIDIR An additional 1,242 men svill State SAR sets No Preservatives Added undergo pre-lnduetion phy- sical examlnntions during JOCKEY HOLLOW December. The results Of autumn meeting these examinations will de- FRUIT FARM termine each individual's ac- Films depicting events and Hardigrebble Rd,, ceptability for future in- personalities in the overthrow BemardivlMs, N.j. duction. of British rule In this country PHONE 764-11? J will be presented at the annual CLOSIO MONDAYS Col. A valla emphasized that autumn meeting of the New all December inductions will Jersey chapter, Sons of the be accomplished between Dec. American Revolution, at the 2 and Dec, 13. Those Inducted American Hotel in Freehold between Dec. 2 and Dec. 10 tomorrow night. A buffet will will be forwarded to a re- precede the program. eeptjon station and then of- fered Christmas leave after Although the headquarters 62M ANNIVERSARY a short training period. Those of the society now is the his- inducted on Dec, 11 thru Dec, toric Bonnell House in Eliz- 13 may be offered Christmas abeth, the autumn meeting will leave at the Armed Forces be held in Freehold as a more • TROPICAL FISH Examining and Entrance Sta- central point for the state- • AQUARIUMS tion, wide membership and guests, • BIRDS • PBT SUPPLIES These men may choose toga • WE SPECIALIZE IN to the reception station and GOLD FISH FOR FAIRS . Michael J. Dwyer of Hoho- * then take leave after process- kus, current state president, * ing. Those inducted into the will direct the evening's pro- THI SEA SHELL Marine Corps will not be * 6^8 Beulovafd Kenllwerfh gram, and groups of members * BR0ADL00M SALE 272.6 580 granted ChrisonaB leave, Col. and guests from all 16 local Avello said. chapters in New Jersey will attend. The annual SAR Colonial Ball will be hold in mid- February. The committee has McGOWEN MILL not yet determined locale or FACTORY OUTLET STORE exact date. Public Notice PLUSH VELVET 829 NEWARK AVE., ELIZABETH SUPERIOR COURT Of NEW JERSEY Looks so soft but still (in the some building ai By fry Biscuit) CHANCERY DIVISION-ESSEX COUNTY DOCKET NO. M I014S-67 has a shape-holding DOROTHY JONES, • OPEN MON. thru FRI. 9 to 5; SAT. 9 to 3 • Plslnllfl firmness for long wear. V3, * civil Action sq. yd. JAMES JONES, NOTICE OF ORDER FOR PUBLICATION 5 Defendant STATE OF NEW JERSEY! SEW and SAVE TO! JAMES JONES By virnjf Q{ an OrdeF gf the Superigr C§fE gf New Jersey, Chaaeer y Dlvlalen, made an the 7th diy a! Oetobeft 1)68, In a civil OCUOB DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR - SLACKS wherein Dsf dthy; jenes Is the plaintiff afld ygu are the defendant, ysu are hereby required m answer the Cgmplaint gf the pi&jrmff §n er TOPOOATS - JACKETS - ETC. before the Ith day of December. 1968, by serviEig an answer gn M, pftniel Frledland, SHEARED TEXTURE Esquire, plalnHff*3 Itterney, whose address Is ALL TYPES 974 Springfield Avenue, IrvingtOni New Jersey, and In default thereof such Judgment ahall be The sharp definition of rendered against ygu as the Ceurt shall think equitable and just, Yqu ihall file your answer patterns combined with M prog! gf service In dupUeate with the Clerk KNITTED & WOVEN FABRICS of Superigr Cgurt, StateHguseAiyiex.TrentQn, the soft sheared look. New Jersey, in aeegrdanee witfi the rules of Polyesiier Pile sq, yd. civil praeuge and pregedure. 6 The ebjeet of saji action is to Obtain a At Direct Factory-to-You Prices judgement declaring and Hdjudgln^fee alleged marrliie bemeen the said plaintifpand ygur- self to be null and void, listed; Octgber 18, 1968 M, Daniel Frledlmd BELOW WHOLESALE COST Attgrney for Plilntiff ESSEX COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES .974 Springfield Avenue ALL MANUFACTURED ON THE PREMISES Irvingtgn, New Jersey Irv, Htrald *Ost, 31, Nov. 7, 14, 21, 1161 DEEP SCULPTURED (Fee! (37,46) A cut and loop carpet in an assortment of dec- orator colors styled to BOWCRAFT fit any decor. 7sq. yd. SERVING SKIERS SINCE 1940 Quality Equipment Repairs Rt. 22 Scotch Plaint, N.J. 07076 TIP-SHEARED 233.0675 Don't Wait Any Longer, The tip-sheared high- lights five this carpet a Buy Now and Save! unique look of elegance. 7mq, yd. Kodel II Polyester pile carpets are exceptionally THICK SHAG Choose solids or twin- tough,resilient and care-free. All these features,., tones in the most wanted fashion trend in plus all the most wanted colors...make these the sq. yd. carpet today. 8 best carpet values you'll find anywhere!
Kodei I!, the unique polyester fiber that gives your carpet superiW resilience and texture retention. Broadlooms made of It have more lasting liveliness, keerjjhejr A distinctive patterns longer and have thicker, denser piles. These carpets represent one of the best carpet values ever offered by Dean Floor Covering. Come into your Popular random nearest Dean Store and pick the color and style to match your decor. You're sure to sheared pattern in a rainbow of the newest 88 find the carpet you want... because Dean has the largest selection of Kodel II high fashion colors. sq. yd, polyester pile carpets in New Jersey. 8
HIGHWAY 8TORES OPEN MONDAY THJU SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9:30 Opposite DMve.ln Theatre YOU CAN CHARGE Telephone 686-6636 IT AT DEAN- GREENbROOK Rt. 22 SOMERViLLE RU 22 HANOViR Rt. 10 TAKE UP TO 1M Mi.WoBl of Greal Instem Bust of Bhop.Rlte Opposite San do z 36 MONTHS TO PAY WOpDBRIDGI Hi. 9 EDISON Rf, 1 PARSIPPANY Rt. 44 Members of Opposite "2 IjuyB*1 Opposite Edison Lanes Iniide Cappel'B Furniture CCP, UnlCard DEAN PARAMUS Rt. 17 POMPTON PLAINS Rt. 23 and Handl-Charge TOTOWA R», 46 HEAD - BOGNER MEGGI - SUN VALLEY Opposite "5 Guys" Next to Riehord's Fun, Neit to Country Furniture CLOSTIR FRIE PARKING WEST NEW YORK JIRSIY CITY CARPET & TILE Clo»ter ihopping Piu«a - AT ALL STORES 6100 Bergenllno Ave, U5G Kennedy Blvd. | MOLITOR - CUBCO - KASTINGER - WHITE STAG BRICK TOWN Rt. 70 8, II •D(in rioot qovfrini Co, SEA GIRT Rt, 3S W, KEANSBURO Rt. 36 At the Lsureiton Circle Between Union Beaeh & (Open Sundny) Member Ski Specialists Guild Vi Ml.Na.af Mnnngquan Circle W, Keansburi Lighta p.ut in ilu- ssiji-kfjliojis, iiri. iJr, tiConference „ liarijld I'urkel of I '..lyoiine, I Jr. Paintings display set at •~Btobrrifiietd~ r.l'.kV io p.m. RTeiiaril f",uiiTniiIiT}"'S~5f'jCSC,"" III .liUlltlilll Itl IllT iilluw ,11 Research 1 I'rui, Anthony Del I urlo of ,S by Mr:;. HUM' .' from .! lo ;> p.m. HlooinfifUl, Mr;;. 1 k-rt.'lHTi , | will discuss JCSC: Prof, Vollur. Mrs. llei't/bci-i1, of K.inihuy will hi1 Mrs. 1 k:i t .in -vy ':• fx hi 1 u t mn will rxliilm 'H H-IH-M;;," a MiT- For Health MorrishliapiruamlMlSfilJlanu on display at tin.' IHoiiinliihl will be the ihiril m ilu-lurivni .. uf abitniei oil:; lU-j uc tin;', f u i RE PORT turn s tiursuii p the Iliiilsou School Liylle^e Art tialleiy fruin I H-c, KI'I'U'N al thu colic, i-, i In.'; •,. 11 - ||u, .;tory "( vi'i'atlun at ilie S handicapped lor liraiii Injured ( hildreii, 2-20, A rovvplwii fi'r till' iirt- U-ry, loiattd at I rankliii and | iit'mlur Ik-i-.-.l liiHluulciii Nuw THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH | Mrs. Dorothy lirinmn^ of A. 1st will be hold Saturday, I )eii 1 rctiiollt street:;, will be open Yurk. 1 his one-m.iii sliuw will g BliHISOi M»SH(ND S dith.'niil p,ti|i./l wurk- llairy Muoi'e hehool ami Mrs, > Monday thronrji I riday rroni ,.„„ friun I )tv, s tlironi-h Dee, al!llllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lllll!lllll!l!llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIHIIIIi' illUllllllllllr nukh-r.Uiil by r \|i<.>L-lH lie.nrlce AiHull, Mr;;. 1-rank (.'iiiivurtliijt Insult Into til,UI )V"'d, Iii eaeh i lehl, \M! I he hek M-jiiaeg and Mrs. liutty Wuriica 111 uddith II, It i:i llaril fin" JLAVI OI tin- all-dav eoilfel'e of the New jersey Assuciatiuii Comfort on tlie ueiinik To an oldur pursnn wliu has puuplu wh' >have Wv.ll lie;:;: nl" for liroin Injured Children. ln:;s "f HIMhi! n in tlii'ii" .iniiy nihillv handiear'i'ed ehiitlon Students, teachers and par- had ,i ytriiki.', Uentuivs can add 1 or hands t i lvmnvi , clu.in, 1 jL at ents from throughout northern iiuuilt ti> injury. It is liartl 1 eimujjli to sniffer Suiiiu dogruc and reinyeft iloiiunvi; and t" t iiy ht.iri i.'.ylv. New Jersey are expected to of paralysis with loss of care for tuetli [impei-ly. IIIL- I'ullluli'mv is liu'llli; attend. Btrijiiirtli, motion, and the Many nf the lw^ miHi"ii spoiif'-uri'il Iiy ihi' I ifpai tiiiL-nt sense of touch, without hav- stroke victims ,uvw.^ei;.ira- of Spuclal i-.diiCiiLitiii at Jl.ht;. ing to face additional prub- ers and relatively yuiini;, A I'ruf. (iiursu \olU-r is pi'u- FRIDAY DEADLINE large number of these penple j'.ram chairman, I lu'inu of the lums in outinv* and speaking. 1 AH items oihor tlian spot ure faced with dental proli- Cijutfri'iici iH "Sliariii;' \Miai And yut, infeartliat 11 SQ-uku 1 news should be in our off- patient may choke, dcnturei; lerns, \Su Kno^.' imiy Ix; removed ut once and 'ilie National Institute of IJr, I'alliiTiiiL- Spu.irH of the ice by noon on Friday, not replaced for weeks. Then, Dentiil ReHUiirelii- "iie ui tliC-- MorrisLuwn iMymunai llospi-. when they arc replaced, [lie National institiiteB of liealtli tal, and a driving forcu for dentist's skill may be taxed ut DetliOlda, Md,, la support- thu New jui-Kuy \Sb0Ciatiun to make the patient comfort- ing research to help stroke for I train Injured Children WHY JOG! able. victims and others with and other affiliated groups, Many factors have to be con- chronic disabilities, so tlut will lie the keynote speaker. Sidcared. The gum tissuesma y proper dental care may beHer Lhonuj will he "Tin- I earn need conditioning to be able to Included with, medical, phys- Appcq aeh—Makinv,. It a stand the pressure. Any re- ical and occupational rehabil- Reality." maining natural teeth may itation therapy. Among tliose who will take have shifted in the interim. Some of the ways being used The stroke may have made the to help these people overcome DANCING Looking for Something? patient extea sensitive, or so their discomfort and to regain UPHOLSTiRY CLiANlD Strength by being able to eat IS Tell mom that Kempler's is the greatest for insensitive that he cannot warn IN YOUR HOMI MUCH MORE FUN the dentist of any unusual properly are; dentures de- Dtliiati Ceiorl Snd Stride Rife Shoes, Nothing like them for com. pressure. signed to avoid the danger of Beautiful Shsd#i Bimv*d & fort, support arid protection for growing feet. biting insensitive cheeks. Cleaning Gygfsnt**d HEART DOCTORS Sometimes patients cannot Special mouth svashes to coun- 371-4249 And no place quite like Kempler's for proper talk sveU enough to explain RECOMMEND IT fit by highly trained experts. Doctor's prescrlp. their problem or are de- teract lack of saliva, electron, LEARN ic equipment for tracing DISCO — CHA CHA CHA tions filled for corrective footwear. pressed and uncommuni- muscle patterns in biting and HKUMBA * cative. There may be a weak- FOXTROT ft LtNDY ness on one side that throws chewing, dyes to disclose sore spots, brushes svith suction 7 HOURS the chewing balance off, or a cups attached so a denture problem in swallowing. can be brushed with One hand, FOR ONLY $20.00 Often as the patient Im- and prongs on the denture so INCLUDING 2 HRS. PRIVATE 1055 Springfield Ave,, Irvlngton Thurs. Fri. Sat. 100% WOOL PNOTOflRSPHIB INSTRUCTION proves and function returns, that it can be removed with o 996 Stuyvesorit Ave,, Union the original appliance must be crochet hook. DISTINCTIVE CALL NOW 570 So. Livingston Ave., Livingston adjusted frequently over a Some dentists say that help- PORmAITURE 6354695 Regular Charge of Uni-Csrd period of several months or 252 MOUNTAIN AVI, Plush Velvet Broadloom the denture will do more harm ing stroke victims is perhaps SPRINGFIELD OPEN FRIDAY AND MONDAY NIGHTS the most difficult work they WEBSTER i-ifi »M CLOSED DANCE STUDIOS do, but also the most reward- 379-7686 WEDNESDASi • 20 Magnificent Colors • Guaranteed ing. CHATHAM Mothproof for life. One of America's Seton Hal! Top Mills • Double Jute-Backed for de- pendibility. art exhibit _ Seton Hall University's Art It's a rue buy . . real I007r Wool at this low Gallery will display theworks price! We kept after one of America's top mills SQ.YD, of Mrs. Sel Gross of West- until we got the deal. This is it • • a plush velvet field beginning Sunday and WATCHUNG TREE N TRIM SHOP. broadloom that takes a heap of walking-on, is continuing through Dec. 15. guaranteed mothproof for life, double jute, The wife of Dr. Seymour backed for extra long wear - • and so beautifully Gross, the mother of a teen- EARLY BIRD BONUSES TO HELP SOLVE expensive-looking, not a soul will ever guess The store where quality and the age college student and a you paid so little. Only Brehm's knows for sure son who is an insurance con- . - and we won't tell. customer always come first. sultant, has shown her YOUR CHRISTMAS DECORATION PROBLEMS works at the Smithsonlin In- stitute, the Trenton and Mont- EASY CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE ! YEARS TO PAY ! clair Museums and the Na- tional Arts Club, WESTFIELD: She has had extensive art a-alning beginning at the age 334 East Broad Street J33 - 1700 of nine. She worked with the Open evenings til S:30 . Mon, 4 Wed, Till 9 Newark Art Club, the Faw- cett Art School and is a grad- ELIZABETH: uate of Pratt Institute, ^^PjW*' 333 North Broad Street 3S1 - 1100 Carpet Craftsmen Since I9J6 The Seton Hall Gallery is Open evenings till 9 . Fri &, Sat, till 5:30 open to the public from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. on week- days and from 2 until 10 p.m. on Sundays and holidays. •-/-
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NTlTiP1? NOT RPT«;pnN«ilHl F FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS, 487 HAWTHORNE AVE., NEWARK ITEMS ON SALE WHILE QUANTITIES LAST, ' WE RESERVF THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUA FREE ESTIMATE-NO OIUGATION OPEN M0N. thro SAT. 10 AM to 10 PM, SUN 10 AM to 6 PM Phone 374-6500 Day or Night 44=Thursday, Novom'jor 21, 1968- wont you Join us for
THANKSGIVING AT ONE OF NEW JERSEYS TRULY FINE RESTAURANTS DON'S DINER
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RESTAURANT COCKTAILS ENJOY AN UNUSUAL RESTAURANT 1664 Stuyvesant Ave. Union HOLIDAY TREAT Roserygfions now being taken THIS THANKSGIVING EVENING ENTERTAINMINT Enjoy Our Traditionnl for Thanksgiving Poy Dinner NOV. 28th NITILY YOUR HOSTESS Thanksgiving Dinners Served hmm 1 to 7 P.M. Mli> Gloria Chu lg fsf Your Pinifiq RT. 22, SPRINGFIELD 964-0383 DR 6-1151
m The New |ll9 South Orange Avenue FlorhamFarteJ the FLAGSHIP FRANKLIN GASLIGHT Turkey Dinner $4.95 Wm Restaurant - Diner Children under 10 $2.95 "I Route 22 Union, NJ. GOLDEN DREAM Other Items en the menu Washington & William Strati Thanksgiving Dinners Diner and Restaurant RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED 409 Franklin St., Bloomfield • Our facilities include . . . Starling nt 12-noon East Orange 815 Rsitt 22, North PlaliftiM A GRAND BALLROOM for wedding! $4.95 For a truly traditional Opp. Best Si Co and banquets SPECiAL DISCOUNT FOR CHILDREN GOLF ROOM for small intimato Thanksgiving Dinner All you can o-at for Enjoy Our Traditional partiei Helen O'Connell & Bob Eberle former dust vecslisfi with the Call now for Reservations Thanksgiving Dinner REDWOOD ROOM for formal dining all time fsverlte jimmy Dersey*s $3.95 Thanksgiving Dinners k CYPRESS ROOM for casual dining Bond, Shows 4;30 & 7s30 We €3ter te parlies Children under 12 - S2.50 Tour Host! Wayne Almqultt FR 7-4415 Cotl for reseryaf/ons For Reservations The Genflle Family - 755-6428 CharlM, Richard k Joan 964-1550 OR 3 0325
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Thanksgiving Dinners 1212 Springfield Avi. 1601 Morris Ave., Uilei Starting $425 Irvington Restaurant - Lounge Traditional Banquet Rooms Complete Full Course Special Pricei for Children Westfleld Ave, Thankigiving Dinner Thanksgiving Dinners Complete Thanksgiving In addition te eur tri Always Bring The Children For Reservations Call Dinner Thankiglving Dinner, Reservations • lagant bouquet f Children Welcomed accommodating from 50 AD 2-2171 Served from Noon till 9 i Ample Parking Foci
The New The » m w rw w f w ^F MOUNTAINSIDE INN CHATEAU MILAN TOWNE HOUSE Hampshire 527 William St. East Orangt House 1230 U.S. Hwy. 22 612 Pork AM. COCKTAILS RESTAURANT For o truly traditional Italian American Cuisine Roite 24 Conveit Station Mountainside Luncheon Dinner Thanksgiving Dinner & Cocktail Lounge Gathmr family & frimnds far (Between Madison & Morjrfstown) OUR TRADITIONAL 5-COURSE OPEN EVERY DAY Seating* Every Half Hour Enjoy Our Traditional FOR THANKSGIVING RESERVATION Prom 12-fl P.M. For Reservations Call Thanksgiving Dinners THANKSGIVING DINNER ROAST TURKiY CALL And Other Festive Dishes For Reservations AD 2-2969 Fof Reservation! & Wine Orders 538-7885 755-9722 Phew 672-5888
STAGE HOUSE INN ROUNDTABLE STASHS 1366 Park Avenue Scotch Plaits j 619 Langdon St. Orangt IRESTAURANT & COCKTAILLOUNGE^ Tie*-. i 80S South Orange Ave., Newark ( THANKSGIVING AT STASH'S THE MALL (Vallsburg) SNORT HILLS Sr?/NG THE WHOLE FAMILY Weieomws you for ITALIAN FOOD JOIN US FOR THE TRADITIONAL COMPLETE BY ANGELO, Expartiy Prepared CHILDREN HALF PRICE THANKSGIVING TURKiY DINNER Thanksgiving Dinner (Formerly of Casa Nova THANKSGIVING DINNER, $4.93 Your Host; Bob Aragon of Lyons Ave.) SPECIAL PRICES FOR CHILDREN, Children's MINI! $8.00 CREDIT CARDS HONORED, RISIRVATIONS ARI MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS SUOGESTID RiSERVATIONS REQUIST1D EARLY SEATINGS 1-3-5-7 P.M. IS 2-9579 322-4224 376-7025
HOTEL SUBURBAN union \%H Springfield Ave, Summit, NJ: Ihdolcu SERVING TRADITIONAL rjoftmu THANKSGIVING DINNERS IN OUR RESTAURANT RISTAURANT HUNT CLUB RISTAURANT GALLOPING HILL ROAD UNION 1252 StgyvtsoHt Ave. Union 12 noon to 10 p.m. 1NJOY A TRADITIONAL THANKS- GIVING DINNIR WITH US THIS ComplBte Turkey dinner 15.00 ENJOY OUR TRADITIONAL Children's dinner $4.00 YEAR IN ONI OF N.J, FIN1ST RISTAURANT, THANKSGIVING DINNER WITH Other entrees to eheese from/ ALL THI TRIMMINGS. YOUR FAVORITi COCKTAILS Make reieryations AT MOST REASONABLE PRICES, FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 273-3000 687-0707 687-7020 Boy Scout Council 'IIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIUIIMIIIil iimuiinH Novr-mlmr 21, 1968- • Men's Safe way to can 50 cms annual dinner beets and carrots Tlii.' UiiCnili District, KutiijL-t Treat Cuuiicil, llflu a piviiMire 'IIIUT alltl HAIRCUTS $1 CUT OUT THIS Hoy Sennit! nf Ainui'lCii, will hold Its .uuiuul fiiiluw dlrictlon;; t.i the letter 1 VALUABU (Children to o go Manly 1.25, Soil, $1.50) dliuiui'-iiicutnij , at tliu Hubert Ti-e,it llutul, wlii'ii you caii ixH'trf or rar- 5(1 1'aik pi,, Newark on Thursday, Dec. 5, COUPON! 9lll!(l!lllllll{!llllil(IIIJ(i!!(!((ii!illl!!!!l Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll rottj, 1 o rely upon any otliur Special Christmas Discount 3 BARBERS wi'.k at 6:311 p.m. canning iiietiiml i» to invite Ltaur Amy; lK)tiili;
FRiCIS IFF. THRU ©MAT lASTiRN OFFERS YOU YOUR SAUE STARTS TODAY SAT. NOV. 23rd CHOICE OF THI BIST TWO TURKEYS IN THE U.S.A. FoodDepf. Open 7 Days Bestfornf creates flgures-not just foundations. Hon. to SOT. TilMOP.M. You'll never know how lovely Try the bra with cloud soft Sun, to you can look until you've tried fiberfill for a perfect, natural 6 P.M. these great little snipers from silhouette. Lacey cups with low & Bestform, cut sides for today's fashions, There's the long-leg panty ABC cups, with elastic back panel that For lift and support, try the stretches as you bend and sit. The bra with foam petal Inserts at the >!.\i rest stays perfectly in place with- bottom. All-way stretch adjusts We Carry A Complete Line of Kosher and out riding up or down. to every action. ABC cups, D Holiday Poultry Ducks, Capons, Geese, Pullets, The long-leg panty with rein- cup $4.00. Roasters, & Boneless Turkey Roast, forced front, side and back panels For a fuller look, try this fiber- that tame you where you need it. fill padded bra that increases Shop Early! We cannot guarantee brands & The long-leg panty with cross- bust by a full cup size. With ad- sizes of Turkey^ for the duration of this sale. over side panels that move when justable stretch straps, ABC cups. you do, And double paneli in Get Bestform, It keeps you and Eye of Fillet Steak ,ehu '1.09 front for a flatter tummy. All your budget in great shape. $ Swiss Steak ITopch.cn.. l,09 .v S,M,L, XL. Shoulder Steak ,»„„,,„ Butter Steak u,,P Chucll) '1,09 Bra 9>5.95 Girdles S2.99 Cube Steak • IRVINGTON C1NTBR, Beef stew iisn*k» chuck) lOOQSpflngflBld Avs. • UNION CINTIR, Middle Chuck ,,„„,«, 1000 Stuyvesont Ave, Chuck Deckle ,e • SUMMIT, 395 Spffngflsid Ave, tBanf i%)ss) lb. 79j • EAST ORANGI, French Roast „«„„»„«,,, 560 Central Ave, ;.«•. ,b. 79e Lib, 95, • LINDEN, 310 Wood Ave, N. Sausage Meat KfOU1in1 Roll JM • WiSTFIELD, S4 Elm St. U.S. Mlir ch Keiherl'lb, BQ, Franks & Specials A°fI iIII! Pkg.OTJ CHOICE Danish Salami 12 «, on. POT ROAST D,*.T, Pkg, OTC CALIF. PLUMROII IMPORTED Park Loin CHUCK [ STARKIST WHITE TUNA CHUNK IN OIL LUXURIOUS PLUSH CARPET ARMSTRONG VINYL CUT VELVET LINOLEUM DEL MONTE Latest 1968 Patterns TOMATO SAUCE Largest Selection SQ. Reg. 1.39 YD, RiG. 3.95 TO 5.95 TEXTURED INLAID CARPET DEL MONTE DRINKS by Armstrong, Congeleum, RUNNERS Amtleo, Robbing, ^ _ __ Full Color For Hall Rubboroid SQ.f 1 99 or Steps - Selection LIN. Spocial Purchase! YD, | Reg. {4.95 . YD. WHITE ROSi 9x12 100% Dupont Nylon LAYER CAKE MIXES LINOLEUM FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CARPETS SUGAR SWEET FLORIDA U.S. Ne. 1 FANCY-ZV4" MIN, 12 Spectacular Colors RUGS ZIPPER SKIN CORTLAND Matching Extra $ QO 50 TANGERINES 9*12 Ft. CASH & HilNI GREAT AMERICAN 10 29 3 45 Large Sizss W # Reg. $6.§5 CARRY APPLES flm LARSI STALKS-CALIFORNIA CROWN EXTRA FANCY QUALITY Mohawk 100% Cumuloft Nylon 100% Continuous SOUPS PASCAL CELERY ... 23c 1 MIXED A HOLIDAY Reg. $8.95 Embossed Pile FilomentNylon Chiekon Noodle — GOLDEN TU1IR5 1 TRIM Chicken Riec SWEET POTATOES 2lbs29e NUTS 2 89 BROADLOOM BROADLOOM • Turkey Solids & Tweeds . w m _ RED. $5.95 DAIRY DEPT. WOZIN FOOD INSTALLED SO. $JL 79 Special with cushion YD. U Purchase THANKSGIVING FIXINS OCIAN SPRAT.Jtroln.d or Whole HOTEL BAR MRS SMITHS Cranberry Sauce 5'1^*1 BUTTER PUMPKIN PIE OPEN MON., WID.& FRI. Mott Cider Lightly Mb ^g NITiS Heckers Flour W l. CHAROI PLANS ««. Soltod Pkg M AW Fruit Cocktail Del Monl. 4Can, I iREAKiTONI ALL WHITE 5AU SEA CLAM qr OPP, LYONS AVI. Bit Monl. i| R0S. Tomatoes Jl.-.d • Wcdgci 4 Co" TOgUrt AM Flavors 2 CyM lit Chicken Roll •.,„ 69 Shrimp Cocktail 3J." 7?c IRVINGTON Dd Mail* I DAIRY FRESH LARoi WHIT1 CARPETS-LINOLEUM Corn f SARA LEl.llutbtrry Ghttu or PHONE ES 1-5900 Wkal* K.m.l i Apple Cider Sal, Ql% Halibut Fillet ... 49 BWOADLOOM-TIU BORDENS-TWIN FACKPoil Proceis Cheese Cake ;i,"-69e Princella Yams HEBREW NATIONAL KOSHER MIDGET WHITI ROSI American Cheese P^65e • Out Com e Peat g 24 01, S| .Pumpkin Pie Mix Llbby'i Salami & Bologna n a Peat B, Cnrreli J lagi ! MANY MORI UNADVIRTISlp BIT, MORRIS AVE, & VAUXHALL RD, Wl II11RVI TNI li6HT UNION ON SPRINGFIELD AVE. NOT RESPONSIBLE SPECIALS ON SALES TO LIMIT 9UANTITIIS. FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS Holiday deadline , - rhurBday, N'UVU.-M'.K.T 21, ifHi'S- Foods Pius plans Teacher pay Monfclair Art Museum 'I" \n In Unit! In ( hli ij o 1 \n IK ulutly t ,ii < IuI ad! ii-rt la'i- tu thin nrw:; = tloii uf (hi' Vo:;u (iallerliji,. boiird of uui.teu!, of I olliy in I tin \i iili in, c f \HIIINLW June If, known for tin- col- |U|HT';. I riii.is iliMillliic I:, lulvl'.cil fur ihi'Nuv, t ullegu, Wniervllle, Maine. 1 1 II it III tin 1M in hi wini lection of Aniui lean art which He Is cliiUrninn uf tin- buard health, beauty aid 1!K ISMII , wlllih will i',n tu pl'i'Ji:. rnrly iHVllll.'ir next to last to exhibit Norton works I II I Will I ( 111 W I ill Hi.11 lit; formed us; chairman of the; of 1111' 1 h;iuk• i1 ivinc, Iujlltl.iV. of llathawny Shirt c:onipany. I In p.ilnllii;-.:. ul llu Ann ri- II i in Iii il illi in 1 ' li I'11 Inipi i I iii i in ivi mint i ill I IM[ ill ' h ,[l l.'E Will 1,1111 ?:,. center in Union in increases I li Ii li II III 111 1 mi Illlillj II 111 llvi I in 1 i,[ ! f •! !' ii. wh u li h.ivr hrrli \ I t I i li li i ni vi 1 li n 111' in I irl in I 1 ml ,n> A new concept ill ivt.iil spt'CLilii-itlon will [lU'l'tMiH1:., III !;Cii"Ol !)lHl)'i;lS j i i ii. in t LI i| i i i . i mU'iilt U j >u - YIS- w# Havm MAnRESSES debut in early ik'Cuiiiliur at 11)29 Stuyvt-:,,iiit Bazaar to be held li \ n in ih I in! 1 I n il II t II tin in I i iijiu nllv ,rii' IMC |iiiiiiiiilly INIIIMMI hy hlk iiiti'l'i'.'il illil'illc. [lull' •I" 1' n I HI il in tin tile I IIIIII tl I ill In I'l^l live,. Union, with the upeiUui; of ,1 Foody I'lus rtiiM'M in tu-ichoL' ;.,dtirk*;;. 1111s«,i11s'. at iiii' \ i•.;t• (, .lU rii Health & Ijuauty Aid Cuiityr. il li i ill il ni 1 Vs ill, LOIII[ h inl , i, , ,[,[, tl (l of by Regional ORT M.iiiitiMi.iiii"O, .iiliiiHi.iitraiiiin, in 1 •iv;tnii, will conie to ihi' I I 1 I n i 1 I n 1 in, New Wt i nj HI,, v,hlch According to Marry WurCccl, ownur, the new tr.m.'-pv'n.itii'ii .uul "tliiM- t'x- wi li i lublli 1 Inn mil In Store will carry cverytliiny a family needs in Hit; North iluntr.il Jersey Region of Wom- piiiiii;;; .in- .ill lucre.IKIIII', ii,iy to ri'inain on view through W ill] II I I I 1 L II \ i 1 |i 1 - 1 ondoti, cosmetics, gruunUiig aids, first aid supplier, en's Ainuriciti iiK'l (OiY..inli-..ition for IU-- in.iri' ripully, llu: New jerHt-y |,iiiii,ify S, \ ojiu, Ilii1 lal'j'.f.'it nil 111 ml in I li>lh \ i i uf I ht pi i i in i xlilLililt ii wsr remedies and health neuds. The sture will lliluc.iu.HI Ati:;!!, icjixjiitj^l till;- iallury in I Hi;,tun, ri'pui'L:, that M in I I 1 n in t 1 mJ K ipi I , habliltatnin thrniii'li 1 rainini;) will hold a ba- 1 'ir>. Hilled b> I dlLh mid Ll- feature J complete selection of national brands zaar .it the YM-YWHA on iireon lane ill Llnluii WL'l'k. :..ili':; hayi- botMi I'rrali'r than Ml Ii., in 1 ! In lll.lii. it lctton JetlL with UiL coypera- as well as the I'oods 1'luy brand, fruni 10 a,m, to 10 p.m. Sunday, IJee. 8, "Tl'.ICllfl" iiilliiril'M I'.lllt- .li- iur any exhibition ever held "Foods Plus is well-knuwn as a manu- I'ru^ocda will )fii to the lil'lC (Kariiinf; mn;,[ l.iLit whuli liicruatcii in there. facturer of vitamins and health supplements," 1'OWLT lnipi"ovt!Hit'iil Cuursea) Project, which Jay-Kcliuiil fxpunditiirijs aii; Ixcepl for a hriif callery Wurnel said, "Only recently has the company provides uhnrt-tt-Tiii accelerated courses, pre- Itemized," says H, llurbort ^liow in New ^ork ill l1-^!!, branched out Into franchising health and beauty apprunticeship tr.iiuinj1,, and apprenticeship hitarkey, NJliA'p director iif Hurton';4 paitHinr',^ iiad not aid centers. training with factory placement for those who rusearcii. been exhibited in tills eoiin- IBM COMPUTER "We feel that by concentrating on health and nui'it ir.irn while learnlnn. Tu ux.iniiiiL1 tliu "widely held beauty aids, without filling prescriptions and Mrs. l.eo Wolfe of Maplewood, EPIC bazaar llHiiCiinceptlLill" tliut teaclier- carrying other 'drug store'items, we Can make chairman, and Mrs. Murray Krasik of Old aalary increasoa wurotliular- Ihe Otdimu the homemaker's shopping easier and loss ex- Bridge, co-chairman, said evening courses get;t single causo of propcrty- PROGRAMMING pensive," Wurtzel added, and refresher clashes "enable uprooted and Lix hikes, NjEA siild it cuni- ' The now Foods I'lus center will be a self- unskilled adults to support their families while pared state avurages in the 1—2 Year Diploma Couriet service store with products displayedfor niaxi- they acquire the rudimentary training UiatwiU Htrmdard budget accounts for miim shopping conveiUeiice. qualify them for gainful employment ill a all of Ntjw Jersey's school dla- LatoitlBMSyttftm modern industrial society the .world over," tricts fur 1966-67 and 1965- Don* Drive Art Unsafe Car Assisting in arrangements for the bazaar ' 6(i, rhg ''Teacher Salarlei" IBM KEYPUNCH ! ^ • account total in all districts » ^"\- ~ll AVOID are representatives of the 30 chapters in the SHORT INTINSIV1 COURSES AVAILABLI end w> hov* over £7 years ol bsiitng iipirlinH that lakam ORT Region, which have a total membership had risen 7,6 per cent. The "Conscience is that inner core of •v.ryen.'. baddlng nttim, ORANGE MATTRESS off.fi ', •£•?", V—~dDANGEROUSFUMES of 4,000 women in seven counties, only smaller Increase in tlig 12 voice thnt warns you that ysari of r.llubillty, quick dallvBry, ond a large leUciion of standard day-school-expense Accounting en 1401—360 many diff«r»nl typet of bidding si low prico. that can11 bo beat. 1 REPLACE Mrs. Albert Gross of Somerset, North Cen- categories Was the 6.5 percent the man in the unmarked You buy dir»ei ffom lh» manufaclurir ond il>i ttit mlddlimsn'i tral Jersey Region president, said members \) iH^fPi.-.' Your Wo,n ami Leaky rise in the "Operation" ac- car trailing you is a Stntc FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE profit. have spoilt a full year gatherin^fnerchandise count, which pays expenses Trooper." ' MUFFLER NOW! for the event. The new articles on sale will Approvals InMoilcd FREE like utilities and custodial sal- include clothing, household goods, toys, aries to run schov'- Hlilding, NJ, STATE DIPT, OF IDUCATION MATTRESSES or || PAY AS YOU RIDE - NO MONEY DOWJ records, books, jewelry and gift Items, she the NjEA laid. 95 said. UNIT SURGICAL H.j. HIGHiR IDUCATION LOANS BDAC TIRE The largest single Increase BOXSPRINGS as low as ;! AMALFE She also reported that a snack bar svlll be MIMBIR UNITED BUSINESS SCHOOLS ASSN. 19 DRUJ. SERVICE ORTHOPEDIC 1 in operation throughout the day and evening was 29.3 percent in "Fixed I 33J RAHWAY 1.VE, ELIZABETH EL 34766 1 and special games and amusements will be Charges," which includes U.S. IMMIGRANT FORIIGN STUDINT j Men,, Thufi , F,.. R-9, Tuti,, Wod., Sot, 86 such costs as property and APPLIANCE COMPANY provided for children. SALIS RENTALS Approved for Veteran* Training employee insurance, judge- WHEEL CHAIRS ments, Social Security, and ORANGE MATTRESS Co retirement contributlQns, SIGMA BUSINESS COLLEGE PLAINFIELD • AST ORANGE FAIR LAWN Animals "Teacher-salary increases 605 W. Front St. 153 N. Park Ii, Rt. 4 (Broadway) are not the culprit," Starkey neof Platnflsld Aye. n»of Dodd St. Corner 34th St. Neigh To reports Ed, "Yet this errone- AND SCHOOL OF BUSINiSS MACHINES OponMon.Juoi.i Thun, Oo.n Every Nile 'til 9 Open Every Nite'til 9 Old-Fash ioned 'tll9. OthefNlt».'«li6 Sat. 'til 6 Saturday 'til i on exhibit ous belief is quite widespread, PL 7.2262 Some school-board officials 25 Branford PI. Newark OR 2.2300 Heating , , , Science and medicine have apparently are content to let 73.0375 622-6668 Al.o PHONI Ji 8.7073, FR 7.1161, Tl 7.3300 teamed up to salute the animal the public think so. 11 26 Ss-Orange . Valllburg Install New kingdom for iti contribution! GAS-Fired to human health. The tribute Is a new ex- Healing Equipment hibition at the American For Your Comforl Muieum of Natural History in New York, Sponsored by the And Convenience muieum and the United Na- This Winter! tioni1 World HealthOrganiza- tion, the diiplay features 25 photographic murali of ani- mals whose behavior and phy- Autolite SUBURBAN siology have long been re- Heating & Cooling Co, search subjects. The murals make the point that animal 227 W, Cloy Av#. RoieiU park studies originally focused on 245-2100 fighting epidemic diseases af- flicting man. But the em- phaiis has shifted to non-in- CAR SERVICE CLINIC fectious ailments such as can- cer, heart disease and men- tal illness. ALUMINUM GUTTERS The exhibition, which will NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME! continue through the year, WHITE ALUMINUM SEAMLESS GUTTERS notes that such "human" traits, as group cooperation, ONE CONTTOUOUS LENGTH UP TO 100' LONG family loyalty, territorial de- ELIMINATES UNNECESSARY JOINTS THAT fense and the caste system CAUSE LEAKS. also occur among lower ani- w • mala. Thus, man can better Alcoa Aluminum Siding • Roofing understand his own social be- Dupont Tsdlar Siding • Awnings haviEr through laboratory Bird Vinyl Siding • Door Hoods studies of birds and beasts, Aluminum Combination Windows & Doors Public Notice WHERE SCIENCE HAS COME TO CAR SERVICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE B HEREBY OIVD* THAT a public hearing will Be helfl By tte Bo.ird of Adjustment M* th§ Berougi Hall, Mounttliwide, N,J, on December 9, Itae at BiOO p.m. on application of MICHAIL and ETHEL ROMANO tor residential addiUon it I4SI U.S. Route #H,Block: 3A Lot If, eentarary to Sedtione 16, MFG. i, 13.S t 4 of th« Zoning Ordinance o$ CQIVIPLEIE PHYSICAL the Bonu^l of Mountainside, also WEATHERTROL CO. 40iiS.1.39 of ttle N,J. State Statute. FOR YOUR CAR Alyee M, PaiffleneM 11 Wettfield Avo. Clark Secretary Mdi Echo. NOV. 21, 196B (FIIt8,70) Open dally 8:30 a.m.-I p.m. 6(30 p.m.-9 p.m. ' ^^ ^.^^^^^ 382-0080 Sat, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. SELL BABY'S old toy. with a Wont Ad. Call 486.7700, Auto Diagnostic Service checks out ovir 100 tests on your cir IN TIME FOR A MERRY, MERRY HOLIDAY, under actual road conditions In less thin one hour with the use of scientific electronic equipment. Pries includes consultation, SUPREME Has Your full written report and estimate of service work, if any Is Indicated. WINTER WINTER WINTER IGNITION COOLING LUBE AND TUNE-UP SYSTEM I OIL CHANGE, ! / 1 "«• t SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL $095 $1195 ^9 t cyl. Moil AN ^J Annrican ADD 12,00 FOR 8 CYL. CABS INCLUDES NiW AUTOUTI OIL FILTER • Change Over to Super Premium Motor Oil • For 6 cylinder Fords, Chivys, Pontiaos and Plymoutln only. • Drain and Reverse Flush Cooling System Using Electrical • Chassis Lubrication Where Required Add 54.00 for 8 cylinder models. Flush ind Fill Machine • Lubrieata Poor, Trunk mi Hood Hingis, Striker Plitis, • Test Radiator §nd All Hoses Door Stops, Aceilintor Linkip, Clutch Unkigi, Genefitor • Includes brand niw Spark.Plup, Points, Condenser, and Distributor Whin Required • Prissuri Test Entire Cooling System Including presiuri Rotor and Distributor Cap. • Check and Fill Battiry • Chick and Fill Master Cylinder Cap . Check Transmission Level • Check and Fill Differential • Include! parts and labor, tilts on the battiry, starting • Chick Water Pump • Chick ind Fill Power Stisrini Reservoir. system, charging system voltage, air elianer, fuel niter, • Cheek Freeze-Out Plugs • Test Lights, Horn, Dirictionils, Windshield Wipirs and positive crankcase ventilator, all belts, manifold heat con- Washers trol valve, basic timing, automitic advance mechanisms, • Check and Adjust All lilts • Check Tin Prissure ind Adjust if Nteessiry automatic choke and idle speed. • Install Anti-Freeze to 15° Below Zero • Silicon! Spray All Rubber Chassis iushlnp FREE CAR WASH WITH THIS SPECIAL FREE CAR WASH WITH THIS SPECIAL fflff CAR WASH WITH THIS SPECIAL 1 •'* Whtn you have all three of the above winter specials performed, we will make available the following: FRIE EXHAUST SYSTEM ANALYSIS $18 CAR WASH Insure your safety when winter forces you to drive with your car windows closed YOURS 25 Gentle auloraBUo speed-no drying with controlled COUPON BOOKLET • Test manifold heat control valvs • Chick entire exhaust system FOR ONLY., heat. Automatic de-wrinkle cycle. (GOOD FOR 12 CAR WAlHii) Rotary timer dial. Porcelain- (Above winter specials good only through November 1968. Please bring this ad with you.) finish drum and top. AUTOLITI •* DIAGNOSTIC HOURS pally 9.9; Sat. 9-3:30 LOW COST COLOR TV IN CONVENIENT RETAIL HOURS MERCURY COUGAR WAITING SERVICE Dally 9.9; Sat, 9-6 NEWARK Cloied Sunday LOANERS LOUNGE CREDIT SERVICE HOURS • y w\ Klj fjgj» 1035 S. ORANGE AVi., NEWARK 7 to Midnight; Sat, 7.4:30 .ROUTE 22. (EAST LANE) SPRINGFIELD CAR WASH HOURS RT. 22 WESTBOUND Doily 4 Sol, 7i30Si30 • 373 - 9140 • Sun, 9-4 3791650 376-7232 IF! mammmwmmW£mm%svJX. / mmmm Sales & Diagnostic Servlco •••••••*•••*••••••••**•••••••* I— NL.E expecting 4,000 at open house Saturday .-Thuf sday,- November 21, 1968- aeeeiiEihle from p ui t.ii- Hiun." :;.iltl l'rnfi!.'..i.iir l.;iwr- :•.!•.,.In.ill•:, I'ruiii 1111• julk'Ci.:':; I olliAVlnsi the dupiiruncnUil Uiist-Wfiit HtreetK, Ulueker st« r.li»'t;rlii|', ixlucnllon will lit- enee J. ScliiiHT/k-r if I. I v - Nil' I i.ri-i1 IU Ml unit and tinirii, vl:iitnri, tu NCI! Will ami Wnrrun ?it, htudtait ijuldus uflurud by Nuw.irk t utlccu of ini'.iiCuii, open huu:,eeh;ilriii.in. i >"• -i <: a ilu/i'll rralfl-lllLifli HCl meet rqiivscnuulvea of Ihu and other collect; personnel 1 ALL CjIFTS SHOULD BE \ lini'.iiK-LTliij; ihiii isiiturd;iy, To uccuiiinioUiiU1 tin1 Lii'!;' .I;I v.uiili :., inl.iiij; visitor:; on other ficadenilc departnieiits will be. stiiUoned nt the NCIi PACr-AGEP IN STURDY BOXtS?) when Nth :;t;i|;i'a It;; trmli- hi.Ill ;'.i-IItT ll ll'Ul':, anil IU ;\a well ii!, ailmiiiiiitrntiveper- lot:; to asnlst in directing Humbert; that roiiiiiuly VIMI CAKPBOAKD BOXES SHOULD J Umiiil ppi-ii liouai.' for an imti- Lhe ci)lli!',ij at open hi.iiht, Ne- p.jiiil:. ul iijuvlflu liiu-re:,!. iiunnu, ill Nl'Ii'a large student visitors to llie CUIIL'JJL! tliua- BE WRAPPEP IN HEAVY f" oip.iiiHl .1,000 jMieuiy, wnrk t'ulloni of 1 MI|;1IRuvmy, In .uklitinn lu vi!,itiii[> part ciiltur, lhe college, offlelnls tre whurt; the tours begin. FAPER AND TIED WITH "Miiny of Ihoi-1- ;iti.'iiLliin- illu Hearts its Saturday pruj;r;ini uf till.' tjullujje, jJllOKtB will Will 3U Oilhand to dlscuHB in STK0N6 CORD open house fit Nth will La at 10:311 a.m. i In- final luur hiivi- the eluince to obsyrye dutnil any aspects of the in- hijili school stiitluiuji .itui their will leave the Nl 1. tin,art' niaiiy uf the inure than UHI lUitution's policies and ser- Transistor uses partiHH, pruviuwliif, tho col- nt 3 p.m. en^inuuriiig demonstrations Vices, lege fur next fairs .ulinis- Nearly 1UU NCI-: under- the ileparttnuiits hnve propar- Among tiie topics of topic of physicist IHI, 1 < ii- iht- must port, these broadest interuat are ad- iltmon.'Urations are examples mission procedures, career The third in a lerjei of HUNTING HILL STABLES uf tin- work NCI.-', students nor- opportunities and placement science conferences, tlili one mally do as part of their Oil- assistance, educational fi- on physics, will be held Dec, Box 521. For HilU, N,J, (201) 439-9279 or 2857 Ciiifi'i-lini laboratury studies. nancing, the role of alumni at •I In Grossnlckle Auditorium 1 ive of the NCF, tours will at Jersey City State College, Operated by: Lt. Colonel and Mrs. J, A. Johnston the college, and future plans Yards and yards The conference Is being he devoted to the principal Lqeofet/; On Felmley Road near 1-78 Qldwiek exit for physical expansion and a- unij.iiH'uriiijj, departments nt cademic changes, sponsored by the Department * INITIATION sciiooi.; tilt' eollQjjo -- civil, chcnii- Newark College of En- of acieneeof JCSC. col, electricnl, industrial and gineering is located on High Theme of the conference Private riiJlni; iiiHlrueiion for udultH ami children. of falmcs mechanical cnglricering, A street in Newark, just west wiU be "Concepti in Solid Hunt sent i-quitiitiun; Busic nreMsai-c imd/or sixth is a general orientation of the downtown business dis- State Physlcs,"fJuest speaker Jumping Induur nrraa: All-SLUisun; All-WijiithLT; to the institution. trict. Parking at tho college is will be Dr. Robert M, Ryder, head of the Carrier Trans- FAMOUS-DESIGNERS' porti I'hysies Department at JM)AHlMN(i AND THAININi,; Public Notice Bell Telephone Laboratories, PERMANtNT PRESS NI TIC L in AprnnvAL ut KICQM- Murray Hill. Ills topic will Liirpu, mntlrra, clu«n box F.Uills, Full fncilltluB J 11 MM Ml OXFORD TATTERSALLS MIBUmnNOl DilARD OJ ADJUST- be "Transistor Development for year round trnininK. Suporvisiun iilld trjinapor- AND BETTER MANU - MfNTlJFrm UF LiNDfN ,1 I 1 HU I I 111 HI 1 I ,1 11 Jl UNI 1 tiition to shows nnd hunts. i n\*i i iii ui i nii and Application Technique." CHECKS and STRIPiS TAKt NtlTILL Ulat at ttli mentme of i Mt Sim wi U|<* Lrvcrnlnp Body of the City af Linden ma I I I 1 w -t A film dealing with solid hrlJ Hi talxr IS, 1H6B thi rt> tomiMndi. WALKS; FACTURERS' SAMPLE 1 I I 111 I M S\ I I -. \ II I ll\ tiun uf Xhr- busrd of AHjusynLnt for trie l Mil I, 1.1 IK ,III I, j I ,mcJ Si i state physics, to be shown printing "f a variajl* t tn Valup {111 Co f for the first time, will high- farcer Gaud selection of field hunters, show jumpers Int ., fur the prrction and upcratian of a light the afternoon session, und hacks. Lfulliii 31 rvu i station at fill-127 West Illhin I IhMUll! rl .1-., Urli-n Hnl CUTS AND REMNANTS Lt, tjenrgi Avmac, Lmdtn, New Tcracyj 5l Here'a the b«il of both worltlt v 1,11 M nii' i \i t 1 I|ii» — i uiiin u3- «,i, ippr v^LlJr QIL co ^ for college men and alumni of * WUKKKNI) KIDINC CLINICS- Ui I UK M I UI Moil It \r I LJ I [ 1 M- 1 HAHOLn r TINT. Presidpnt To publicity chairmen: pest generstlen* Modem no- iron o.fofd .hirtini of 50% AT DISCOUNT PRICES. I ind. n Leader, Nrtv, 21,1968 (Fce $3.45) Friday uveninK through Sunday short term school- 11 I II III** 111 Lt J 1 tnll tv^ i- fur -lie Daeran® Polyealer and 50% puljlic VCTHIIIC, In lyjm u H, In tin Lourt Would you like some help ing course with room and board for horse and/or MIT1LE OF SrTTLLMENT. L , In lit I ir> ii I h ibidi, ^ | , on in preparing newspaper re= cotton. Plus the timrleo de- rider. Our staff of five instructors und trainers NuTIet IS HFRFDl i It EN Thmilic first Jm- Ja,, ifu di day nf loumlir lil, tails traditionally eafreet: ami final attouni uf ihc suhst-Fl^-r, Myron 1, ii r^j jViu ^ In Kit- ifirrnTon or said leases? Write to this news- button.down esller, boi pleat, offers you the benefit of more than half a century . Ldiman Assignee fjr the Fienefis of Lredl- Ji,. paper and ask for our "Tips taper tailoring and single of collective experience. Inr« tf MlLSTAOLi ONSTRUn ltiNCu.,INL,, Ml ihji ir i^i ur j jtr^cl 3f land, simile. needle sleeving for f pftft 1 on Submitting News Re- Asslfmar, wllj be sudiied and statfd by Ihc l>int nn1 bcinf In the Lity of Linden, in better shouliler fit. \t IHI Yards & Odds, Inc. ^urrogme. Mary C, Kananc, and r^oned for wv the i uiinr, QE I nl in, In die Stjit yi ,r» leases," PLEASE TELEPHONE, WRITE OR BETTER YET- seiilemcnt ta die Union esunty CajrE-Prgbate Select yours lodny, T J VISIT FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION Division n Friday, Det-entber fth nai n k'.OWN and d. sipiaii-d by iht Luis Hi Car. J 3U A M, prevailing Urns. IMh, 1^1^, mi lciH In Hiei-*- 47 on map MyTon b, Lehman, enUUud " Map uf IBM Lot, uf \mirlcan ph««# 32*0477 Union Rt-^r> to, BE Linden, New JeF- Dnica tli-iuher 2y 1-JfB • V, ^srufl UHl, J,L Uaucr, C. r., MUSIC «,lot, Myrcn J Lehmnn Aiiorncy. Lh ibedi, Mew Ji-rsoy" and filed as BASTARDO NEED A JOB? Read the Help Wanted sgefisn. Better still . Map In. t9B In the Unton County STUDIO JONAS prsspeefive employers read ebout ypy, Cell 686^7700 for a k, N J l,e_l*lrir"» OffRe. EU.JlMli, New jersey. LeiioniV She** Muiie* rUeorili wsrd Empleymenf Wqnfed qd, $3,20 fminimum) Ld \u£yst 2', 19GS, CLOTHING SHOP 1'remifes are commonly knuwn £g 103 Bond Rental. • Inalruifisnt Sale! 1112 Liberty Ave., Hillside. We-t Price street, Lltidui, Nei* Jersey, COLONIA ILIIABETH Tu^eUler wlm a Magle Ch£f range, 11 Open Dolly to 6, Thuri, i Prl, fo 9 VtnaHan hllnda, and 11 Wr-od utreens. TInBiBiAvB, 432R«hway Ave, There is due appFu-dm tel> $2n,5Q6,^ wlda 382-7557 3SI-6309 Phone 289.3149 lntereci from \u^u-t 31, 1068 and cgsts, Tne jhcrlft reserves the right tu adjuurn this sale RALIII OH15CLLHI, ShcHK Meyers and Lesser, Attys. ^ DJ % LL CX.J3S-O3 Linden Leader Ocr. 31, Nov. 7, 1-i, 21, 1968, uasar COLOR TV (1-oe MAO) NOTICE TO CREDfTOHS ESTATE OF AGNES SW1ATOW1CZ DeMMed Furjyant to the order of ,MAKY G, KANANE, WE'RE MMBER MOTOROLA Surrogate of ^t€ County of Union, fnadf on the !5th day of onotar A.D., 1561, upon ri»aijpli. £erjon of Bie undersigned as Executor gf gig •state of salo deeaaled, notl« Is hereby given B the creditors of laid dceused lo eihiblt to the subscriber under oath or nfilrmau™ their clalrra and demands a|ajn3t die HUM of laid deegased within Bbi mpntiis from the date of said order, erfeey wiUbefdreyerbarredfrom prosecuting sr reesverlng As lame against C€C ilie subscriber. MllBn ievack ievaek d Fosnoek, ASerneys fOTOOOLA MOTOFtOLA 453 North Wood Ave, RICHARDS RAMBLER Linden, Nj, Lightweight, Compact Linden Leader, Dei. 31, Nov. 7, 14, 21. IMS, Is Proud To Announce Selld Sttti Sipil SHur jo a w 4 w Fee, i!4.61) 12" diag. screen Ricky Creita, President! 20" diag. Serin SS 1 iRiCHARDS RAMBLiR : SUPERIOR COUHT OF NEW JERSEY QIANCERY DIVISION UNION COUNTY DOCKET *F-UZ8-67 PORTABLE TV PORTABLE TV CHARLES WBISSMAN and PAUL1NI WEISS. "Yes, We're Mighty MANN, I'lalntlHS, THE WINNING VS STATEWIDE PLUMBING Si HEATING CORP, Proud Of Our New 88" 148 a corporatiBn of the State of Ne* Jersey, and Of A Special Award For Having The" STATE OF NEW JERIIY, Defendants. Citation, And We'd Sttrtr ipiet-itt cabinet hat 74 Intrant play-no wait far wirm- CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF EXECUTION - iq- In. icriM, filitespit VHP up! Famlly-vl.w 212 tq. | , pie. FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PREMISES Like To Mention At B By virtue of the above.stated writ of Glvmn To The Public Of •ifMBi in ildt Hindi *. Fits furi, Solid tfin dtpcndibllltyl execution to me directed I shall eitpoje for t, kltcbtn count«r.BP3OB ABHima, iTSM sale hy public vendue. In rffijm 8-8, in fte This Time That Court House, In the city of EUiateth, NJ, Union and Egsmx County on WednesuayJay, the 11tlifht day otf December AJJ., Along With Our Fine ai two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. Service, We Also All Bis followlnl tract or parcel of land the set with the and premises In the City of Linden, County THE BEST CAR SERVICE' of Union and state of New Jersey, Give To The Cor- BEOINNING at a point to the north, westerly line of Elizabeth Avenue, dls. Buying Public The "works in a drawer" tant nordieasterly 5S&.S2 feet meaaured along said line of Elizabeth Avenue from HIGHEST SAVINGS T»«i«Hin»iri1iT«»«ttl»iM1HWiSinrmM«lMTiiTTiii ais --corner fonnedby Bn inBriecBon- Mil illlnil CHlillt Hill SUM! tut ilka I d.iwll...i.Hh ill Nil thereof wlfc the northeasterly UnB of pin. In lull.itw for tlSMEEIlIltillf]lMinimal*, Thin mini' Wood Avenue! runnini Hience (I) Norft ON NEW arid USED atuti midiiUf tiriuit pinii lairii, tilled •nililtlt wiiiiiri,' 41 deireas 55 minutes West at rl|ht pracfieiUy eyarantft trgul(t*fTif •iHofmsnef if ill feist! HiHi angles u said line of EUsabeth An. CARS! ullt illtidiilcii, you ifHnilinf Huna Hi gletun. You |i( at- nue, 175 feet to a point; tteaoe (2) North ptndibli cool opiulion no hilt dlra.[. Irim "oia luhionti 48 degrees 05 mlnutei Eut and parallel .icuum ntii, Thi onli tubii 111 rhi riellllir inl plciu.i tufei. with said Une of EUi-.abeA Avenue M Come In Today, See feet to a point! thence (3) South 41 de. pees, SS minutes East and parallel WhatWeMeanlWe've AunnitiC Fin. Tunlni llckl In plcluft lg mtlgn, lllir It hit witli the first course of this description H« ••Illiniilia tt In. •!• Vlii.TrallKllfm. dumb..id eantial 17Q feet to a point In $e said north- Biml HII lllfl.-actHli Him. Tulinl Hint lurni oil Mill lit il Got The Best Deal •cciirlttir lunta. Ni niia 10 rt-nni (Dm chirimi cninnili! westerly line of Elizabeth Avenuef thenee T«HI ma.v.l.ui •nrkl1 in luiyrlguili niuna In fin* lu.nlnj.. (4) Along said line of Eliialieth Avenue in The State For eialmti b, oriiil. Tiki >iur cholct it feuytlfyllr DiniEriHi) South 48 depees OS minutes West 80 mia cemilii In manj authantle itrlii: ceni.mpo.ir,. Enly feet to the point and place of BEGINNING, imHlcM, MMItirfiniin. fitnth ptailnclil. spjnl.B EKirinti, The foregoing description being drawn You!" In accordance with a survey prepared by Joseph Ross. Land Surveyor, Linden, N.j_ dated April 16, 1951. Being known at Lots 4457, 4458, 4419 the sat that stays home working and 4460 in Block n on a certain map entitled "Wood Linden Realty Trust Map FRIGIDAIRE Solid state letuiity is achieved through inteiialed circuitiy. 2 YEAR fttiiiiered GUARANTEE l( PICTURE TUIE AND ALL COMPONENT PARTS, #Zi of Lots at Linden, N,j, filed In the Each ninialuri ciicull pant! contains component pifts to do Union county Register's Office as Map a particular lob...! sound module, a picture module, color Motorola's original owner registered guarantee must be regis- RICHARDS HOME TOWN SERVICE! #2J7D Durable Press Cars nodule, and more. Each plugs in separately to be removed - leiei) with Motorola within 10 days after delivery by mailing Deluxe 5-Cycle Commonly taiown as Not, 127.203 East lor quick and iconomica! service rijhl at home. (A service the guarantee registration card. Otherwise it is void. This Elizabeth Avenue, Linden, N.J. hy Travel e Ty, ll Be Hare Tomorrow, guide manual (or technicians Is available,) You save on cosi- guarantee covers tree eichanp or repair or components proven There Is due approiimaiely 15,132,47 with RICHARDS Hqs Been In Butinais Here For Mora Than IS Years, ond RICHARDS Will So ly shop repairs and your Motorola Quasar Color TV slays at detective in normal use. Arranged through selling dealer. interest from October 10, 196! and costs. Here Far AnoHior IS Years Plusl To Give You The Service Yeu ond Your Cor Hove Coma home woiking. It's the most dependable set you can get. Labor and transportation extra, x The Sheriff reserves me right to adjourn DRYER DRYER this sale, To Know and Appreciate and Expectl R1LFH OR1BCEL1.U, Sheriff KAPLQWnV and WISE, \TTYS, •J s, LL OSJB^J 95 SEE OUR Linden Leader-^tev, 14.21.21, Dee, 5, 1968- LOW PRICE (Fee 557.96) USED CAS? MENU 129 CITTf OF LDIDDi 1(1 eipiclty pircdiln drum. Thw NOTICE TO B1DDEM Giant (gid capacity ni a gait SEALED BIDS will be rtcalvid by the LUSCIOUS LIKE NEW Mtltlen fibrlc iiltetar. Aunmille vaiut at our low, itw prleal Fin Council si the City of Linden, NEW Jer- inr §r«n il iliir. ftfilr iwifeli. eytlti, Includlni p«raiai> sey, at a meeting to be held in Uie CUy MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM N* kNt H nln., ripiir 140 mln. Hul on TuWi»p7DBOBnilMr 3rd, IMa it MI Prtii can m* n*-k»«t ilr tiOO P.M. or an soon thcreaiter u th» eycl.i. DCOAN 1967 RAMBLIR fluff drylng-ntai 1 tMi. Mttiiii, sfutter s»n be reiched and than pubUelsr 1966 RAMBLER IMS AMIRICAN 1965 MUSTANG optned and read, tor the furnljihing ud T70 Hardtop • 4-Dr, 1966 COMIT WBiOfl, Auto • Alp. I-Door Auto. Black, f?0 Stotlon Wagon, Convertible, Auto Hardtop • Standard, deUvary sf 115,000 gailonu of premium •erfeot FBully up Standard, Blue, Tor White, and a rea Hurgundy. Top con- gaaollnB "More or ItM" & Moordanoe Cond. • F,S, Oor- Beauty, Imprest the geoui Aqu.l Whilefl •nd earl Bad'. Hunting Trip FREE Electric Blanket with apeelficattsiu on Ue at theolflceof O»4« weekendr world now! SI 195 FREE Electric Blanket the Purchasing Agent, Community Center Treat the family thla $1395 «Hi ]m MRfeiM if ny dtytr. Muit Nih your pardMH of ny *>». ifeit Md|«^ MS Bo. Wrt Avenue, Una.n, New ThBnkl(lvin( to the I129S $1095 tted to PubHc Smice llnei. be connotedto PutHcSmiailliet . 1965 AMBASSADOR eThaygm»aUne mill be dellvertd Into the $1795 i90 Two-Door Hard, BLACK ANGUS ROMSOH '2S0' storage tanks at the Municipal Garage top. Auto, Air-eond. CHOOSE PROM 5 Magnificent SAVE $50 and the three Fire Houses In the City of 1965 CHIVIE Green, At this price, 2-Sllci Totiftr Mti'i Shivir Linden M imdwheiireWlredfroiBtlBiito Impala Hardtop. you've got a steal I tiru during the period: January lot, 1919 AMERICANS $1295 to December Slat, IMS, Auto • Blue, One- MOTOROLA 8" owner! Psrfoef Family Curs! All bids must be on a bidding sheet 1965 AMERICAN $129i Ideal Second Cars! Convertible, Auto 23" diag. Screen Yellow. OurEIeelion 1961-1963 Week Winner! check made payable to the City of Linden, Automatic. $1095 In the amount often (10%) pereentsf the CROWN 1967 DODGE DART Standard. COLOR TV total Bid, computed as Indicated in the Auto, Air-Cond., bidding sheet, as security of the to til hid 2-Door. 1965 RAMBLER Con Popp«r Green, For Bis on 4-Door Sedan* Auto and perfarmanoe on the put sfthe bidder. her Trip to the Hardtop. $105 Black. School teach- Acceptance of the bid by the Council Game of the YsBrT er's Oemf shall cause the same and all provisions Sedan. ham % Itj CONSOLE hereof to constitute the agreement be- $1791 6." tween tile parties. The successralbidder wiU W reinilred to comply with att state 1965 FIAT • Station Wagon, RatH Red, 19*4 CORVAIR laws relating to rBun&fsal contracts, WAS % BIlEIAL^EltCTIIC At thla price wefre giving it awayl $395 a-Door, Auto. Blue A contracts shall remain in force until 1967 REBEL-SST Perfect Shape! subsequent lettine of new contract. Auto, Vinyl Roof, 499.88 CliMtM Payments wlU be made one eaeh Burgundy B|juty for 1967 AMBASSADOR . Our fears of ears! The buy $695 month far gaBoline acbiaUy ordered and Your Boy When he of tho Year) A 990 chauffeur-type Car that cotnci Bat II,,M m%44 bit My! Caitanptrar8y HMI ciklitt MA iariait %u»m- B5 M> Top* R«coraftr delivered In keeplni win the provisions GoestoHU Thanki- complete with AtcCandltianing, P.S., P. B. Thla 19s3 RAMBLER Driik Mlitr hereof upon presentation of a sworn bal Elvlnn Day Carnal Black Beauty lg yo^r» far only $2395 Aqua • 4-Dobt II, ilMn-Ml HWMHI priKiiia»«rafM ckattl*. Eaty UHF/VHF tMlu, Nat on Hie usual city of Linden form. il79S d u Mi flit Mimit, AMMtle itpMtMr. cum The bidder shall state the unit price in & gi 34" writing as well as in figures and such LEFTOVER beauty! price shall Include all charges to be made DEMONSTRATOR CARS! $595 against the City under this contract 1947 PONTIAC Hardtop• • Sedans • Many, many models BBP Appliance Ctifr The Council reserves the right to re- Temp e st. Auto, In ntoeklMuit go tnli week! 1963 RAMBLER ject any and all bids In the best internets imnaoulatel 4- Doo r Station Wagon Storting as lew as ... $1695 of the City of Linden, S169S . • Auto. Black. For couneUt Aunt Sally'• Excur- City of linden sions around town! CRANFORD ELIZABETH HILLSIDE IRVINGTON !¥> JAMB UJilCE 1967 COM1T 1964 RAMILIR 1965 RAMBLER 1965 FIAT $695 WILDiROTTIR'S Purchasing Agent, Capri. Auto, Hue. 70 4-Df, Sedan Auto Auto • 4-Door Sedan CRANFORD RADIO, INC. ALTON TV APPLIANCi TOBIA'S BSD APPLIANCi Linden Leader, Nov. 21, lBiI(Fee ilS,6S) A Low Milage car Station Wagon, Rfcl 1962 RAMBLER that', perfsBt for • Air Conditioned. Red, At this prie 26 lostman St. • 276.1776 1135 Elizabeth Ave. • 354-0525 1299 Liberty Ave, • 923.7748 910 Springfield Ave. • 399-1402 White, This is thewe're giving it away Auto , AifyCond. NOTICl TOOREPfroR S S12V5 car for you! hlw s ISTATl OF VLJH MAROHUK Peotoed $1096 $395 WA " *«'= NEWARK THERE'S A BBD Pursuant to Bie order of MARYC, KANANE, ' tli9S PLAINFIELD ROSELLE PARK surrogate of tile County of UFUon, mede on the $495 1 -( ROYAL HOUSf WATCHUNG FURNITURE tlth day of OetoberA.P,, 19M, upon the appu. • K & R APPLIANCi CiNTBR APPLIANCE CENTER IN cation of the undersigned, u AdnUnuntor of OPEN DAILY TIL *30 P.M.-SAT. TIL 6 282 Springfield Ave, • 243-6B42 327 Wtit Front St. • 755-1100 rile aiMte of tald deceased, notice i» henby Weslfietd Ave,. cor. LoeusiSt • 241BBHR YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD given to the credlnrl of laid deceued to en- ' hlblt to the subscriber under oath or »0lrma- RAMBLER By tirm ihelr cl.lnn and demands againit the . I! k . . •*»'»"» ™«j*, sinW AWIII W • MT0KEE J I V Aiiiilllnrr • lILLfOLLI, IIS Amu • BLOOKIItLO. II; Am,,. Twin BPIICK IOW. Hi lul.i eitan of laid deceased within aye tnonthifrom ciiiir BlVm, IKnrr Kvml....r Sl.r «I,,IUI., . r«5i •minswicit. 'M.-II/ Mwiii.nr, II i t k • iisT Famuli, II 1 t ""-"" «*IOH"T0WI»..M.- ..TI IDI50 ths date of gild order, or they will he forever l l |j.,.j T,™ Bi,.,,, «.|.m. . EkERSDN. Bnl »•. • FAHFIELD Hii,Hil> • FIM LEI, H fmn,,ia «I't-IUiif*niiiln~r ; fnW. AIIIMIIW;"";' HO>OKf». nil' SIIIIIVBT • HvlKtloV/ l?rM,'« t!i.«rt!"li"L ,4 A«|... Kllilll.m III «|L-.iiiiFriilh'| r barred from prosecuting or recovering the* F Hllrii • LAKEHiOB, Ijlt-wrey) !|Snl#H,r: V,,i!l!i|j< A|iii|lniir,' • ilHSEII, iAinirii Ha I IN AHln • LSSI, MnilM'l sune agalnn the subscriber, Dmlel RujieU Adjnlnutrntor Leo Li. WoJCLk, ABomey J9 Iroad it, EllMbeth, N j, Lindan Leider, Oet Jl, Nov. 7, 14, 21, 1161, S MASONS WHyT:' :'d^^r BIST APPLiANCI IUT , . . Shop your NliOHBOPHOOB BBD AFPLIANCI CiNTIR [in(. Fees |24,ol) RICHARDS BEST BRANDS • BEST SBhEtMNS • BEST SAVINGS • BEST SERVICE • BEST GUARANTEES USED CARS DON'T DIE , , , (hey juit trode-oway. Sell your* 1IST 1BAND DIALERS ASSOCIATION it New J«n,'> LAifJBT Appiio«e« Ca-apcratin By,!»i Oieyr. Li.h o low-col. Wont Ad. Call 595 CHESTNUT ST. MU 6-6566 UNION 684.7700. I* '• 12-T!iiirsd;iy, Novoinbur 21, HJNTAiNHIDK l.yiui Insurance Group, tlie first game ending in ,i tie, i'ute Kuunicy rolled a 203 and Jack Brown a Jo; fur thy losers. Mountainside Doli Votditiq tDuk a pair from Fugmann Fuel Oil,and Moun- tainside Drug wun two from Chrono'g Tavern, Regional prepares for Watchung Hi!!s Point standings are: liormlnger Tansey Satellite Diner relinquished its season-lung Agency, 26- Mountainside Luncheonone, 26: hold on first place in Mountainside Men's at Satellite Dlnor, 25; Owens Flying A Service, Echo Lunen as they dropped all throe jjamon 23; Mountainside IJoll, 23; Bitwise Liquors, to Westfield National Bunk. Bennlnger Tunsey 22.5; Drewetto's Nursery,, 21; Mountainside after downing North Plainfield, 10-0 Agency and Mountainside Luncheonette de- Drug, 19s Mr Con Inc. 19; Mountainside feated Mountainside Plumbing and Heating and Plumbing & Heating, 19; Chrone'i Tavom, By HILL LOViiTT i'hiinfielil calicd on LJaye Mills to boot the [•'OR II IK NEXT two quarters, most uf tlit> Owens ['lying A Service, respectively, in a 18,5; Lynn Insurance Group, 18,5; Westfield North I'lulnfiuUl became Guv. •Livingston's ball. Mills, kickiiij; into the wind, could punt action was un the Livingston side of tho 50, pair to take over in a tie for the lead. National Bank, 18; Mountalnaide PDA, 15; Sixth straight notch in the victory column as the pigskin only 11 yards. but most of tlie heroics went to thg Hlijli- Lou Vitales' 207 led tlie insurance men, rugmann Fuel Oil, 14,5; Wilhelms Constuo- Regional squeezed past the Cuuuks by a score Runners John MoElgumi and 1-red Siuuiders Itiiulers defensive squad. Defending deep in its while Bart Masella's 204 was high for tlie tion, 12, of 10-0 on Saturday. Livingston's nuxt game powered to the II, but three plays later, on own territory, the team came up with the big luncheonette. Sponsor Woody Owens 212 game will be on Thanksgiving Day when the tuam fourth down, Livingston still had ten to go. plays, with he most crucial being a great in- avoided tlie shut-out for his team, wlule Bill carrlos its 6-1-1 record to Watchung Hills, Linebacker Craig Marks Came in to 117 afield terception by Doug Rau at the seven. Tobies' 219, on his way to a 605 series, did At Elizabeth Seton The contest Saturday was played at Kenil- goal from the 15. lie split tho uprights to put Finally Regional got the wind at its back at tho same for the plumbers. A Mountainside resident, Karen Elizabefc worth because of the poor condition of the turf ills team ahead, 3-0, the start of tlie final period. The offense could Shut-outs were registered by WUholms Con- Cooper, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Leslie V. at Gov. Livingston duo to the snowfall last Tues- On the first play following the kickoff. Re- not move, however, and I'lccirlllo punted from struction over Mountainside PDA and Drew- Cooper, 1378 Chapel Hill, his entered Eliza- day, iivuu In Kcullworth, a strong wind kept tlie gional defensive back Doug Hau picked off tt the 20. ettes Nursery over Air-Con Inc. Bob MeCor- beth Seton College, She is among 258 students game from being played under normal con- Ron Schneider aerial and returned it to the The bull, which .seemed .to lnum In mid- mlck's 204 showed the way for WilhelniS. unrolled at the two-year woman's college lo- ditions. Canuck 43. Two runs by Tom Glen of eight and night, was fumbled by the Canuck returner. In other matches, Ernio Schwarta's 218 cated in Yonkers, N.Y, Miss Cooper p-aduated Tho wind was hard enough so that each team nine yards, a pass from John Piceirillo to When the pile of players was uncovered, led Bitwise Liquors to a 2,5-to-,5 victory over from Oak Knoll High School, Summit, traveling againgtthe wind was forced to abandon Eric Wichelhaus for eight, and a penalty, keyed end Mike McDain had the ball and Gov. Liv- its passing attack, while both punters could not a drive to the eight. With a score in sight, a ingston had possession at their 49, average more than 25 yards-a-klck. It was the Regional runner broke through to the end, but Piceirillo, Glen and Saunders took turns wind, affecting a punt, that led to the I Ugh- the ball slipped from his grasp and was re- Sprinting through gaping holes in tlie Canuck landerg* first score. covered in the end zone by North Plainfleld's defensive line. Then,, after running for 15 With a fourth and 20 at its own 13, North Tohn Smith, more, Piccirillo fumbled but teammate Tom Roll fell on the baU at the 11. Two plays later, with 6:06 remaining, Pic- cirillo fired a perfect pass to Eric Wichel- haus for a nine-yard touchdown, Marks added Highlanders show true spirit the PAT to make the score 10-0. * * * DOUG RAU WAS a • standout defender for --come up with real snow job Regional and picked off two passes, both of which stopped crucial North Plainfield drives. Bison By RALPH COCNETTI were taced with the prospect, on Wednesday, Among other top defenders was Tom Roll, An example of the fontaitic school spirit tiiat their last home game might have to be who showed a lot of guts, ability and hustle which can be found at Gov, Livingston Regional played on a field other than their own, because at both of his positions, offensive and de- boater on ball, High School took place the week before the of snow which fell Tuesday. fensive guard. Highlanders' last game. The Regional students The seniors, knowing this would be the last home game of their high school careers, Standout North Plainfield players were decided to do something about the snow. quarterback John Muldowney; quarterback Ron his coach says Schneider; back William Freeman- back JeHery LEWISBURG, PA. .— Art Kurz of Working Wednesday night, Thursday night Fella; end Dave Mills, and running back John Mountainside, N.j,, is having another out- and early Friday morning, football players, johnstonbaugh. johnstonbaugh left the game In standing year as the Bucknell captain of the cheerleaders and spirited students,, performed the second period with a badly bruised knee varsity soccer team. Playing in his final the seemingly-impossible task of removing and did not return. more than "six inches (25,000 cubic feet) of season as a senior, Kurz has scored two It takes a week to make snow from the playing field and the bleachers. Like most teams that play Thanksgiving Day, goals in helping the Bisons to a 6-3 season ROBERT M, FARLEY Gov. Livingston does not have a game this with three games to go, Carpets • Linoleum Using anything they could get their hands Saturday, On Thanksgiving, the Highlanders "It is not Kurz1 scoring ability that makes the car, And 3 years to QUALITY on—snow blowers, shovels and buckets—the travel to Watchung Hills, a familir rival to him so valuable, but it is his uncanny way Third class "AT A CQMPITiVE PR1CI,,.TRY US" kids first pil«d the snow Into some 36 heaps Regional followers, and then proceeded to deplete these piles. of holding the team together and his great make the mechanic. 540 NORTH AVE., UNION A detailed look at the Llvingston-Watchung defensive work that keeps the pressure off Oh the difference between a bug and a man. The real test of tiieir spirit came Friday HiUB game, plus other key contests around the Bucknell goal," Coach Craig Reynolds petty officer afternoon when they were informed that their the area will be feaftired in the Thanks^ving said, In just seven days a piece of steel evolves into a OPEN MON,, THUR5, TO 9 efforts were wasted—the field was too soggy issue of the Echo, Robert M, Farley, son of and the game would have to be played at Keiiil- "Art is just fantastic on defense. He Mr. and Mrs^ Joseph M. Far- sturdy Volkswagen, worth. UndauntedV the fans turned out in num- seems to be everywhere the ball is. Both 352-7400 last year and again this season, Art has ley of 1214 Route 22, Moun- But only after three years does a, raw recruit Pork in our lot adjacent to build in ber and the Highlanders beat North Plainfield, tainside, recently becam* a evolve into a bona fide Volkswagen mechanic. 10-0. helped us mold a young, inexperienced team third class petty officer, Rob- into a winning one. He deserves more rec« It's not an easy process. Ustin named head ognition than he ever could get," Reynolds ert enlisted in the Navy prior said, to his graduation from Gov- He starts with a lowly doorknob and works his ernor Livingston in June 1967, way up to the electrical system. (With an eagle- of Buchanan Corp. "Kurz has been bothered with various in- under the Navy's 120-day plan. juries this yaar, but always has given 100 He enlisted for four years eyed supervisor over his shoulder.) percent. In his sophomore and junior years and received his boot train- He takes every part apart. And puts it back to- he was named on the Middle Atlantic Con- ing at Great Lakes Naval ference Northern Division first team, He Training Station, gether again. Over and over and over. should make it three years in a row," his Then we clock him. meet Kempler's coach said, From Great Lakes Robert was sent to the Naval Air If he does the right job in the right time, bully for Training Center at Mem- him, ; phis, Term,, for schooling as aviation smicturai mechanic Hedoesitagain. swashbucklers (am). Upon graduation from Only after he passes the test twice do we feel Memphis In Feb. 1968, Rob- he's mastered that part. And con go on to another. ert was assipied to Cecil Field, Florida, where he is But this is only part of the grind. by FREEMAN presently stationed, When this man's not working on the VW, we're Robert has completed working on him. At a Volkswagen training school. classes in hydraulicB, conven- aonal weapons and survival There he spends seven hours a day in class study, classes on ejection seats and ing about the car. dangers of high altitude So by the end of his apprenticeship, he knows breathing, instrument famil- iarization, flight gear and every nook and cranny in a VW, cockpit safety, For once, man counts as much as the machine. BULLSEYB! Ts reach lbs pepssn y@u want, DOUGLAS MOTORS u»o an Inexpornivo want ad J_Jn IhilLJiwiplplf, !•'« «o CORP. simple .... DIAL N*or the Short Hills Mall A, 686-7700 430 Morris Av«. CR 7-3300 Summit, N.J, Aik far Cla GEORGE USTIN George Ustin of Mountainside has been named president of Buchanan Electrical Products Corporation, a subsidiary of America Esna, ALAN GOLDENBERG In Union, The announcement w»s made by Arthur O. Prangley, vice president of Ameraee Esna and head of the corporate legal depart- Goldenberg named ment. Prangley was president of Buchanan un- Strap 'n' buckle - new Style Favbrlte in • Ul the recent merger of Ameraee and Esna. Men's footwear. Leaks great, feels great. The new president is a member of the board operations chief (A) Handsome slip-on in brown and black, Of directors of Buchanan and has been with NEW YORK,—The American Safety Razor the firm since 1954, He was vice-president Co, has named Alan Goldenberg of Mountain- widths B to E, 19,98. (B) George boot in «nd general manager since 1962, andformorly side as retail operations manager for blades brown, widths C and D, 24,98. Sizes to 13. vice president of engineering, and toiletries, according to Pewr A, MUona, MIKE TOBIA, Your ASR national sales manager, H« will be lo- Add 1.00 for size 13. He holds a degree in mechanical engineering cated in the company's New York headquarters, One Guy In Hillside from , City College in New York and is a ASR Is a division of PhUlp Morris U.S.A., Hos YoUf Dryer Ready charter member and former chairman of the one of tfiree operating companies of Philip terminal block section of the National Morris Inc. For You .... Just In Electrical Manufacturers Association. Ustin Goldenberf was appointed New York dis- Time For The also holds memberships In the Society of Aero- trict sales manager for ASR a year ago, H«__ space Engineers, Electronic Indusffies As- joined the company as a sales representative Holidays! seeiationj U. L, Industry Advisory Council and in 1963 and was promoted to special accounts Canadian Standards Association. representative and assistant district sates Buchanan manufactures terminal blocks, manager prior to becoming district sal»s WVINGTON UNION LIVINGSTON crimp tools and B-cap connectors for the manager, . 1055 SprinpNeld Ave. 996 Stuyveitint Av». 570 So, Livingston Ave. electrical and eleca-onle industtles, A natlv* of Newark and a graduate of Upsala College with a BBA degree in business admin- Use A KIMPLUt CHMei m UNKARD • WEN FRIOAY * MONDAY NIGHTS APARTMENT VACANT? Rent It F-A-S-T with a istration, Goldenberf is married totiiefernur low.cost clossificd. Call 686-7700 before you Vicki Lynn Shapiro. They have one son and m- —sito—if—24? Oak Tree rd,, Mountainside, rector, stated that, while BUs Is th« first painting of toe Y Y receives building by a Westfield artist as far as is known, Mrs, Grant has used other Y facilities as painting by subjects for paintingSi In- cluded among these are the Mrs. Grant resort and conference center at Silver Bay, Lake George, _.. crucify ptreililtt dram. Tiirtt-poil- FRIGIDAIRE N.Y., Frost Vallay camp and tl«n fabric ••Itcttr, Automatic dry cyclt An original painting of the confer«nee center, home of •it tlmtr. Safety twitch, Ns heat 25 fflin., Westfield YMCA by Mrs, Dor- Camp Wawayanda, located in rtfular 140 Mi, cycle*, D CDAN othy Orint, has bean presented the CatskiUs, and Estes Park, DRYER to the Y by Mr, and Mrs, Colo, Carlaton Bunker, it was an- nounced by R, R, Barret jr., Bunker, a long time resi- president. The painting is on dent of Westfield, recently re- display in the main lobby of tired as president of Diamond the Y building, »t 138 Fer- Expansion Bolt, He recently ris pi, served as a trustee of the YMCA, Mr, and Mrs, Bunker Mrs, Grant 1B the wife of now are making their home Raymond S, Grant, who served in Florida, the YMCA as general secre- tary from 1939 to 1958, She is a member of the Westfield Art Association, Before the painting Was given to the Y, it was on display as past of the Art Associttlon's recent "Westfield Soene(" art show, Mrs, Grant had painted the picture expressly for this ex- hibit. While visiting the art show, Mr, md Mrs. Bunker Put a stop to all that running around. viewed the painting and felt It most Bpproprlati that Am Order extension phones! painting become the property TOBIA'S Does running for the phone have you climbing the walls? of Ae YMCA - because of Its subject and the personal in- APPLIANCE CENTER Why run when a convenient extension costs only 90^ terest on the part of the Grant 1299 I I Bf R T If iVENUI I a month? You can get one by calling fimiiy, 1 your Telephone Business Office. BBDI Huiot W« 3.7768 Edward Ewen, exicutivedi- Church Ill Kl M i\ i l| I i 11 |;| i| •, (N.J.) HCilO-Tliursday, Novcmbor 21, 1960-13 .Win II N 1 liAl, AS ! ,, Mi 'I N | \[N Kl• V. til-HAI 1) J. ,\M.A|:K',, l'V Newcomers hear Kl V, KAVMUM i D. Al M Si I ASMS I ANT I'AS I nK i;;\l i interior decorator ir-Ml'L.K SilAKliY SHALOM and I,' noon. AN Al'i !1-L\ IK OF Till. UNION OF Wcukday:; - MnKsut; al (i, 7, s uiui in ,i,m, at lunch meeting AMKKk'AN IIF.imi-iW CUNl'RKUATIUNS Mli'nCLilou.s Modal Nuvi'iia, Monday at Hp.m. SOU 111 Sl'IUNUl-ILlLn A VIC. d Benediction durlnj- ihu schuul yrar un ! rainy;. "lim-riur 1 k'cijr.itiih; - riiu' New Milrkut" SillNl'lMi KL3. al 2:3U p.m. Haptifiiiui on Sunday a! ;' p.ni. W.IH tlir tlujini' lur tiiL- MoLiiit.uiiside New- by appointment, toitiiTi! NOVUHIIKM" luticliuun. Mrs, I'mncis Confcssloiu; gvtry Saturday fi-om •! lu 5:3d lit.•;,fL.iIII, day cliiiirnuiii, introduced Mrs, RAliHl ISKAliL i, DRIiSNEK r CANTOR IRVING KRAMERMAN and from 7:3d to 9 p.m. Sally \ an Duuficr of Kous IJros, in t recliold Thomas L.owy, soli of Mr, and Mrs. Harry who Etrussod two points in licr pruhuntatiuni Losvy of Springfield, was called to the To rail ANT1OCH BAPTIST Cillilu II "I irst, your iiuniy should bu lndividual- as the liar Mitstvuh at the Sabbath morning S, SPRINGl'ILLD AVK., iil'IUNGI II l.L> iptic bolli in (julur iind ftiriiishing. Sgcond, service last Saturday, KI-:V. CLARENCE ALSTON, PAS'lOR it should bo ccli'ctic, wlucli is to iay all Tomorryw~8:30 p.m., Sabbatti evening ser- Today - 8 a.m.. Gospel ChoruM ri-liearsal. types and puriudN of furnlturo may be taste- Saturday - 1 p.m.. Church school Choir re- fully inixcjti to produce ;i personal effect, vice: Rabbi Dresner will preach a sermon. honrsal, Saturday—10:3U a.m., Sabbath morning ser- turnitiiru liuiid-nio-downs should iujvur be dls- vice; Rabbi Dresner svill preach a sermon, Sunday - 9:30 a.m., Sunday School 11 a.m. enrdud but [•efiirljished by niuaiiH of iintiquing 8:30 p.m., Bruclicrlieod-sponsored "Oriental worship service; 5:30 p.m., LiaptiiH Youth and tlujn usuil UirgU|j,liout Uie liomo." Night," Far Eastern attire optional, 'Sin and corruption; corruption qnd »in! Fellowship; 7 p.m., Church School Teachers With this Foiyidotiun, Mrs, Van Duesor sug- talnment, dancing and door prizes, Can't you two over got together without meeting, 8 p.m., mid-week service. gested du'CorntiiiE; sliould bc^in at tile front vationi, call Jerry Rosenberg at 376-4679. talking shop?' door and branch out into every room co- ' Sunday—1 p.m.. State Religious School ordlnntinjj, color and furniture, "bearing in MOUNTAINSIDE CHAPEL mind your homo rufluets you and your in- Teachers* Practicum, jointly sponsored by the TEMPLE BETH AHM HIGHWAY 22 . N, j, Regional Council of Reform Congrega- 60 BALTUSROL WAY, SPRINGFIELD dividual taste," REV. ROBERT MIGNARD, PASTOR She pointed out the new trend to muted tions, affiliated with the Union of American RABBI REUBEN R, LEV1NE Today—8 p.m., choir practice, Hebrew Congregations, and Jewish Education CANTOR ISRAEL j, BARZAK colors and displayed new fabrics for up- Sunday—9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all holstery and draperies. Association of Essex County, The meeting Today - 8:30 p.m., Hadassah Meeting, (nursery), 11 a.m., morning worship (nur- will be held at Temple Sharey Tefilo, East Tomorrow - 8:45 p.m., Laurie Ross, sery). 6 p.m., youth groups, 7 p.m., evening The membership chairman, Mrs, Richard Orange, daughter of Dr, Howard and Shirley Ross, will worship. Sliulman, introduced three prospective mem- be called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah. bers: Mrs. Robert Flynn, Mrs, Teddy Rou- Tuesday—8 p.m., Joint Adult Education In- Monday—1;30 p.m.. Cottage Prayer Group. rnan and Mrs, Karl Zentmaier, Stituto classes meet at Temple fcSoth Ahm. Saturday - 10 a.m. Merrill Fromer, son of 7 p.m.. Pioneer Girls. Wednesday—8 p.m., participation in com- Murray and Dorothy Fromer will be called to Mrs, Shulman welcomed the following new Wednesday—8 p.m.. Thanksgiving eve ser- members: Mrs. Peter Simmons, Mrs, John munity Thanksgiving service. the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah, vice. Sunday - 7:30 p.m., USY Meeting. Connolly, Mrs, Albert Earle, Mrs, Robert Monday - 8:30 p.m., Men's Club Meeting. Weinberg, Mrs, Henedic juliano, Mrs, Lester EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH Tuesday - 8:30 p,m,. Bet Class parents' HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH Karnery, Mrs, Ronald Haymann, Mrs. Gaylord 242 SHUNPIKE RD., SPRINGFIELD Meeting- 8:30 p.m., Urban League Meeting. (THE CHURCH OF THE RADIO "LUTHERAN Smith, Mrs. William Parker, Mrs, VI Lauri- ENSIGN AND MRS, THOMAS A. TEACH WARREN WM, WEST, PASTOR HOUR" AND TV'S "THIS IS- THE LIFE") cella, Mrs, Bart Uberhauser, Mri, Robt, Today - 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir rehearsal Hain, Mrs, Eugene Skrynas, Mrs, Leonard with Mr. Jenkins, SPRINGFIELD EMANUEL METHODIST 639 MOUNTAIN AVE,, SPRINGFIELD MAIN STREET AT ACADEMY GREEN THE REV, K,J, STUMPF, PASTOR Wexler, Mrs. 'Frank McGurty, Mrs, John Tomorrow - 7p.m,, Pioneer Girls; 7:30 Today - 8 p.m., Choir rehearsal. O'Hearn, Mrs. Herbert Conner, Mrs. Neta Miss Sandra M. Tatusko wed p.m., Boy Scouts, SPRINGFIELD Kingsley, Mrs. Roger Swanson, Mrs, Wayne Sunday - 9:45 a.m., Sunday School with JAMES DEWART, PASTOR Sunday - 8:30 a.m.. The Lutheran Hour, Moyer, Mrs, Richard Stegniew, Mrs, William classes for all ages; 11 a.m,, Morning Wor- Today - 3:45 p.m., Wesley Choir and Fel- WNBC-660; 8:30 a»m., Worship; 9:30 a.m., Ast, Mrs, Joseph Leahy, Mrs. James Gree- ship, Pastor West preaching. Music by the lowship' rehearsal of Christmas Music; 8p,m., Adult Inquiry Class; 9:30 a.nU, Sunday School ley, Mrs, James Toner and Mrs, James Tay- Chancel Choir, Junior Church under the di- Chancel Choir, Trivett Chapel, and Bible Classes- 10:45 a,m.. Holy Com- lor. to Thomas Teach at Annapolis Friday - 7. 9:30 p.m.. Church Bowling munion; Sermon topic at both services: "Some- rection of Mrs, Robert Donson is held at the ' Mrs, Edward Noe, president, presented fare- 11 o'clock hour; 5 p.m., Chapel choir re- League; 8 p.m., Wesleyan Service Guild Busy thing To Live For"; Miss Sandra M, Tatusko, daughter of Mr. Fingers at 47 Clinton ave, Monday - 9:15 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Circle well roses to the following outgoing members: Annapolis, Md,, aasisted by the Rev. John hear sal with Mr, Jenkins; 6 p.m., Youth Mrs. Frank Adams, Mrs, Harry Heide, Mrs, and Mrs, Michael Tatusko of 36 Lyons pi,, F. Laboon, chaplain at fte Academy, A recep- groups with Dick Dugan, Christian Education Sunday - Thanksgiving Worship; 9:30 a.m., Work Day; 4 p.m., Confirmation 1. Sprin^ield, was married Oct. 26 to Ensign Tuesday - 4 p.m.. Confirmation 11; 7:30 p.m., Kenneth Geiger, Mrs. Heinz Malzbender, Mrs, tion was held at fce Hotel Statler Inn at Director; 7 p.m., Evening Gospel Service. Divine Worship, Trivett Chapel, Sermon: "High Gary Postall, Mrs. Margorie Settle, Mrs, Thomas Adams Teach, son of Mr. and Mrs, Annapolis, Special music, congregational singing, and a On God"; 9:30 a.m.. Church School classes Sunday School Staff and Bible Class, John H, Teach of Snyder, N.Y, Wednesday - 7:45 p.m.. Thanksgiving Eve Rudolph Sommerwerchk and Mrs, Marcel Wag- Linda A. Risley of Kutttown, Pa,, was maid message from the Word by Pastor West, Nur- prepare ThanksgivLng Fruit Baskets for aged ner, The Rev, Robert J. Hogan, director of the of honor and Mrs. Michael C, Tatusko of sery care at both services. grandparents, the shut-ins and aged mem- Service; 8:45 p.m., Choir, Society for the Propagatton of the Faith in bers of the congregation, session will con- The Mountainside Directory was distributed Summit, sisttr-in-Iaw of the bride, was matron Monday - 7 p.m., Visitation program, by Mrs. Harold Glnn, Mrs, Donald Tamblni the Diocese of Buffalo, officiaMd at die cere- of honor, Judith Anderson of Springfield and clude with a Service of Dedication in the mony in the U, S, Naval. Academy Chapel in Wednesday - 7:45 p.m., Prayer meeting, Mundy Room, directed by Mrs. Virginia announced the Dec, 11 luncheon theme to be Deborah A, Bush of North prainfield were Gleitsmann, chairman of the education com- "The Wheel of Fortune," a crafts and handi- bridesmaids, and MICHELE Tatusko of Summl ST. JAMES mission; 9:30 a.m., German Language service, Auxiliary planning work auction with the proceeds going to the niece of the bride, was flower girl. 45 S, SPRINGFIELD AVE,, SPRINGFIELD sermon: "The Greatest Miracle Of The Old Mountainside Rescue Squad, Included on the Language barrier Mark Louis Teach, brother of fte groom, MSGR. FRANCIS X, COYLE, PASTOR Testament", Emanuel Schwing preaching, card, game party agenda will be theGovernor Livingston Chorus, was best man. The ushers wereEnsijpThomas REV. EDWARD OEHLING AND 10:30 a.m., coffee and buns in the Mundy Room Voder, Navy Flight School, Pensacola, Fla,: Midshipman John E, HUburn, St. Paul, Minn,, REV, PAUL J. KOCH, served by the Senior High Youth Fellowship- American Legion Auxiliary, Continental Unit between old, young ASSISTANT PASTORS 11 a.m.. Church Nursery, Wesley House; 11 228 of Springfield, will hold a card and game and Ensign Roger A, Lammers of Annapolis, Saturday - Confessions from 4 to 5:30 p.m. a.m., Divine Worhsip, the Junior High Class party In the Legion Hall at 8 p.m. Friday, Annual craft show The bride, a graduate of Jonathan Dayton and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. taught by Miss Audrey Young will lead a Nov. 29, PTA meeting topic •Regional High Schooi in Springfield, attended Sunday - Masses at 7, 8:15, 9:30 and 10:45 Thanksgiving Litany; The fifth and 6th Grade Marjorie Webster junior College in Washing- Refreshments will be served during the ton, D,C, and was graduated from tte Amer- a.m., noon and 5 p.m. classes under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. evening and prizes will be awarded, according to begin on Sunday The James Caldwell PTA wiU present Miss Dally Masses at 7 a.m. and 8 a.m. Albert Holler, Jr. will decorate the Altar, Elizabeth Taylor as guest speaker on Monday ican Airlines Stewardess College, Fort Worth, to Carol Allen, secretary of Continental Unit, The third annual Creative Crafts Show of Tex, She was a stewardess witii American Confessions Monday after Novena devotions. Sermon: "High On God"; 2 p.m.. Senior She said that tickets are available from at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium, High Youth will n-avel to New York to par- Temple Emanu-El, Westfield, will begin Sun- Airlines, Baptism at 2 p.m. Arrangements must be members of the group and also will be sold at day for three days. The exhibitton and sale, Mrs, John Dysart, PTA program chairman made in advance/ dclpate in a Jazz Worship Service at St. the door. has issued an open invitation to all interested The groom was graduated from Amherst Peter's Lutheran Church; 6 p.m.. Junior sponsored by the Sisterhood of Temple Emanu- persons to come hear Miss Taylor speak on High School in Snyder and from the Naval Highs. El, will be open to the public from 12:30 "Childrenese" - A Language for Parents, Academy, A member of tiie ail-American soc- FRIENDSHIP GUILD to 10 p.m. at 7S6 E. Broad st,, Westfield, cer team, he will be honored by the Buffalo The show will be previewed at a parry on Miss Taylor, nationally reknown educator, The Friendship Guild of the First Baptist Monday - 8 p.m.. Membership and Evangel- has specialized in this new memod of com- AthleUc Club on Dec, 9. Hp is now attending ism Commission, Hadassah to hear •Saturday evening by patrons and exhibiting eommunieaUons school in San Diego, Cal,, Church of Weatfield will hold a work night craftsmen, Co-chairmen of the event are Mrs, municating with children. The method was Tuesday at BUS p.m. at the church to make Wednesday - 8 p.m., Community Thanks- developed by Dr. Haim Ginott, aumor of and, after Dec, 9, will be assigned to the giving Service at AnUoch Baptist Church- Sanford Reiss (233-8307) and Mrs, Harris Mackenzie, a desBroyer based at Yokosuka, objects for the Infirmary of the Baptist Home Gutmacher (233-8308), "Between Parent and Child," Miss Taylor in Newark. 8 p.m., German Language Thanksgiving Ser- West novel review has lectured and conducted workshops on Japan, vice, _ There will'be over 100 craftsmen from New The November meeting of Sprin^ield Chap- "Childrenese" for both teachers and parents, ?.York, New jersey and Pennsylvania at the and has applied this method in improving out all sickness and ter of Hadassah to be held tonight at Temple show. A selection of ceramics, jawelry, Beth Ahm, will feature a book review of relationships between children and adults. jj Charge for pieturei • s But, you can try. You can sculpture, wood, leather, furniture and glass This method answers quesflons often asked develop personal character. "Tower of Babel" by Morris L, West. will be featured. 1 You can devote Ume and en- Following the review to bo presented by Some of the craftsmen who will be rep- by adults: "How can I 'get through to fte 1 There is a charge of $3 for • Mrs, Harold Reisberg, Zionist Affairs Edu- child?"; "How should 1 praise or criticize A BETTER LIFE ergy to tile cause of all that is resented at die show include: Barbara Stan- him?": "How should anger be expressed to m wedding and engagement pictures. B good and worthwhile, You can cation chairman, a panel composed of Mrs, ger of Summit - jewelry! Ted Lowy of South It would be wonderful if we Laurence Goodman, Mrs, I. Welnberg, Mrs, children?". It is a method needed for work- B There Is no charge for the an- S meet responsibility with a Orange-jewelry | Nan SamonsofSoumOrange- ing and living creatively and effeeflvely wltii lived In a world that knew no will, adversity with determin- Barry Lauren and Mrs. R.B, Zandell will stitehery; Glenda Arentzen of Ramsey -jewelry j ftouncement, whether with or B evil. But such is not the way discuss me novel, (she Just won the Diamonds - International children. • without a picture. Persons sub- 1 ation, failure with renewed ef- Miss Taylor holds two Master Degrees! of life upon earOi, There is no fort, Program chairman Mrs. Leon Berger and Award)- jan Garry and William Gorman of J miffing wedding or engagement • exception to the fact ttiat we Mrs. Irene Chotiner will introduce new activi- Bayonne-rock art- Ina Golub of Mountain- one in education and one in guidance, She You can work at it. You is a member of the American Personnel and are all subject to some en- may accomplish no more than ties chairmen for the year. side-textiles- Michael Galardi of Livingston- j pictures may enclose the' $3 pay- § counter with disastir and with wQodworking! Janet Cardell of Livingston- Guidance Association, and serves as a child a trifle, but it will help. And guidance counselor for the N.Y, City Board jj merit or include a note asking m unhappiness. if your efforts are multiplied glass; June Katchen of Bound Brook-enamel | that they be billed, I Student at Tampa on copper- Alex Taller of New York City- of Education, Refreshments will be served How graHlying it would be by the efforts of others you following die meeting. niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniituiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim to live in a world that was free have influenced in some way, sculpture' Bess Schuyler of New York City- from sin. Yet it shall never be, then you make an even p-eat- TAMPA, Fla.—Joanne M, D'Altrui of 1052 ceramics? Barbara Bisgyer of Rye, N,Y,- Evil persists, even as lUe er conBrtbutlon to a better life Summit lane. Mountainside, N,j,, is one of seulpture. upon earUi, 1,981 full-time students enrolled at the Uni- uiiimiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiniiiiiititimitiiiu WB RIPAlR & REMOUNT and RESTYLE does, versity of Tampa this semester. Miss D'AlBrul State DAR official JEWELRY You cannot buy a life «s APARTMENT VACANT? Rent is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph perfect as a rose. You can- it F-A.S.T with o low eosi D'Altrui. A sophomore, she is majoring in, not expect to abolish oppres- clarified. Call 686-7700 befsn OBITUARIES I to address chapter yeu ferget) elementary edueaHon and is a graduatt of YANNONE—-On Nov. 18, Patsey C, of 1018 sion, to eliminate want, to wipe Qov. Livingston Regional High School. E, Mountain ave. The Church and Cannon Chapter, Daughter! Of the American Revolution, will meet Tues- UNCORKS day, at 1 p.m. at the Cannon Ball House. r Fire protection Mrs, Joseph Vadurro, die regent, will pre- THANKSGIVING sent Mri, Isaac Shanks, state chaplain of the , , . into your own custom For toe home located be- society, as guest speaker. Bring in your outmoded ,*wClry and we w\\\ EVE SERVICE yond municipal water maina, 1 A report of the DAR state fall meeting syijfTiif ssftrnotec 6n T'SSnt new ' ^ni*^! ^* the best fire protaction is 1 WED. AT 7:45 P.M. Oct. 24 In Asbury Park will be given by kind * pieeet designed fer yay a!sn«, FASHION plenty of water delivered by members who attended. They are; Mrs, Eu- HOLY CROSS an adequaialy-sized electric gene Donnelly and Mrs. Jerome Bongiovanni GELJACK Jewelers water system. An effective of Springfield! Mrs, John Geljack of Moun- LUTHERAN fire-fighting water delivery tainside: Mrs. Joseph Vadurro of Chatham' 241 Morris Ave.* Springfield / SAVINGS CHURCH requires from eight to 10 Mrs. j. P, Haggett of Newton; Mrs. Christlmi Open Holly to 5i30, Fri. to 9 • DR 4.1710 639 Mountain ov., gallons per minute, Oehler of Westfield, and Misi Evelyn Porter >************•**********,,************ Springfield, N.J. of Elizabeth, STREET ROBBERY Mrs. John Oeljack, Ways and Means Chair- YOU ARE INVrTED The volume of street rob- man, will report on the progress of the annual bery in ttie United States has fruitcake sale, some of whose proceeds go Holiday mcreaied 86 percent since to the American Indian Schools and southern WHY? i960, according to the FBI, THAT ARE Mountain Schools supported by all D.A.R. B0WL1N6 BUG? Find equip, Residence robbery has In- chapters. Magic menf, r#psirs, lanet fhrsugh the creased 64 percent, and bank for Vour Hair Want Ad section. -otabary, 248 percent. Great Ui» gala holiday aeoion In •Orle, with a pretty new PERFUME halrto dmlgned to flattor DO MORE PEOPLE Research director your fsatuns, Wo'ro airpert* at eutHin, rc-ihaplnu, styling. MODERNIZATION WITH IMAGINATION TO YOUR to speak at meeting Micheio's Harry O'Neill, research director of the Distinctive Coiffures SAVE AT Opinion Research Corporation of Princeton, 240 MORRIS AVE, SPRINGFIELD will be guest speaker at a meeting of the DR 9-6440 BUDGET INVEST American Association of University Women in the Mountainside Library at 8:30 tonight, FIRST FEDERAL! This Year's Bonus O'Neill, a research analyst and clinical psychologist, is working with a group at Rutgers University on a study of air and In Your Home! water polutton, jThe topic of his talk will •DESIGNER COATS Beside the highest passbook dividend In this area, the be "Public and Executive Views on Air and friendly people you do business with, and their day to Water Pollution," according to Mrs, Freeman •FURS day attitude toward you our patrons "Small enough to Miller, program chairman. know you, and Big enough to serve you" Is more than HOW? JUST,., Mrs. Miller also announced ttiat the Board just something we put in our ads. of Directors of the American Association of •sum WINTERIZE YOUR PORCH, University Women has voted to establish a "Coretta Scott King Educational Fund" in •DRESSES ADD A DEN or BEDROOM, honor of the widow of Dr. Marttn Luther King, Contributions may be made to the fund at •HANDBAGS UPDATE YOUR KITCHEN, the AAUW Educational Foundation, 2401 Vir- ginia ave,, N.W., Washington, D.C, 20037, MODERNIZE YOUR BATHROOM Mrs. MiUer said. FREE ALTERATIONS- IR Except Budget Merchandise FEDERAL Fq^ planning through completely finished job, executed by our own skilled eraws, CAROL LANE SAVINGS call (no obligation) , , , CARD & GIFT SHOP MilLBURN; WESTFIELD MOUNTAINSIDE THANKSGIVING CANDY from BARRICINI llnifti Avc- at Essex Si, 160 ELM STREET 865 MOUNTAIN AVENUE (Miln Office) • Open Eves. Complote Matching Paper Deeof Plot" • Napkin*, lie. Mmi. & Thurs, to 3 WOODBRIDGE MEMO PARK Decorating • Novoltles • Candles Shopping Center KOPPEL FURS 117 MAIN STREET, STATE HIGHWAY 10 WHIPPANY. N.J. ALL YOUR NEEDS ARE HERE! PARKING LOT 974 Ifyyvtisnt Avenue TU-7-1122 thru 1124 or SO-3-2O00 ECHO PLAZA SHOPPING CiNTiR Unlen Csntef 666 177S Q" (Opposite Cinemi) Our Newest Branch Rt."-22 8. MeunfoSn Av«., SPRINOFIiLD 379.M1*> 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE of Kmj',fi;;lif.:r iJuvi-, iiL-phew of tilt- bride. Mrs, Ciiiiioruii, wlio was cradiKilctl from I loly Lois Jean Younghans is bride 1 unify llii',ll Scliotjl, Wuiitfield, and Berkeley Miss Marie Listo hdiQul, iitti-ndyd the Collum; uf St. 1,11/ubyUi. Slu1 is ii inL'iiilx'r of tiiu Youiij1, Kepubllcuns of ilif Wustfield art-u. is married Nov. 9 Saturday of James R. Cameron Her liusbcind, wliu wai graduated from New York University, and ia a ni umber of A.U.I'.A. in pr-CHldcnt of J'Htiy Corp., Inc., of Newark., to Daniel Mascaro Mi- :. I . i > t r: Jr.Ill NiJllll' li HI'-, 'I.ill I.U'I' u. Ml', rjf liunor. iiridi'MU.iulH were Miss Aim Ci, I ijllowiri);. u motor trip through the soutli, iiild Mrs. ll.iri'v Noun. li.in- <>l -'i; I'.ii ii-ul:1!1 Ciineruri of Iroy Hills, sistur of llie yrounu tilt' couple will reside in North Plainfield. Kuii, MuuiU.uiHUiiu, v.,r-. mil i n-,1 N.ituiii.iy Mis,'. Cnliy A. Adams of Muiitelair, Mrs, Alec moriilill1, to J.unt'H l>uy i .nin'iMii, r'Hi of Dr. I , I ;iiinjruii 01 Hloomfieki, sister-in-law of tiooi'i'i1 L., I'iiiiiei'on uf 1 ro\ Ilillr. Mr, VouiliJ,- tin' s'ruom; mid Mrs, Robert C, O'Brien of luiiiR is prt'Nlik'Ilt uf ,\. Ni hinuli'i- and l'o., We si Norsv.ilk, i. uiiii. Miss Jennifer C, Young- Utiiuiu IJ i'. raiiurun is ;i vi_ ti'Linarl.iil iuins of MouiitiiiiisidL', nifCu of the bridu, Su-rvi'd iis flow IT lUrl. clalr. Alui; C, Caniuran of Troy Hills served as MSH,!". I'l'illlL'lfi J. I lulll'lltOll uffU'lUlud ill UlC 11: JO a.m. curijinoiiy in Uur l.:nlv uf [ourtlet- best mail for his brother. Ushers were Ricli- Vincent Honinu t^iUiuIii; (.'iiiiitli, Munin.nnr iilt1. A re- nrd I, Cameron Of Troy Hills, another brother 1 Of tliu gryomj Robert T, Neely of Coldwell, Says.,, cuptlon fuIltjWL-d ;it tilt iiiiij 1 .aki- I'ounty Civil), Paul I-, YoujiyliojiE of Grtienbrook, brotlier of Wusitfiuld, the bride* aiid Hobert A, Di Flllpjxi Of Haver- Thu bridu wim uMCui'ti'd 1'Y lii-r fatlier. Mrs. ford, Pa. Ring btiiirer was Michael H, Morris Robert T. Neely of Caldwull suivi-ij us Holiday The group has planned two 9S weekends' one at a Lake Kia- Permanenl Wave »8 Dance is set Pearl Levitt Man. ihru Thyrs. irieHlui resort hotel in the compJafB C.itskill Mountains and one to Who hid my Sho«f? Jamaica's Montage Buy oil To Tok« Th« Ho-Hum Out Also Gift Cerf/Ocpfes by Singles Thanksgiving for four days Of Staying At Homo Ava/fab/e (Or CoinB To Bed) Single man and single women (by jet flight). Rlnt Fqolw.dl (or lh« Enllr. Family and who arc coHune graduates or Addition al information Night Gowns per_idnqliied filling by college students (between 21 about the group may be ob- and Peignoirs VINCENTS MANNY FRIEDMAN «. K FN REPVANLEV and 39 years of ago), are in- tained by lending a self-ad- vited to attend a cocktail dance To Express your unbridled HOUSE OF BEAUTY tomorrow night at 9 at the dressed, itamped envelope to Femininity the club care of Box 436 C, 2027 MORRIS AVE. 1030 Stuyvesant Avenue Hotel Suburban, 141 South Newark, llarriion it,, East Orange Robes Cou/offes UNION CENTER sponsored by the Singles* Reel standouts ingenious Union Center • MU 6-5480 Club, FRIDAY DEADLINE Subtle Regal Daring No appolntmant neeeiiory The University Trio will All items other than spot All At Faniastie Savings Open Iverydoy feature live entertainment mid news should be inouroffice • Visit our niw wig & wiglet salon will conduct a dance contest. 410 Hidgewood Rd., Mopl.wood by noon on Friday, Phon.i SO 2.9716; Hour.il2.4 MU 6-3824 MOVING? Find o reputable Mo,«, in the Want Ad Refreshments will be served. Section. MRS. JAMES R. CAMERON Smolar-Ackerman MRS, DANIEL MASCARO engagement is told Mill Marie Lino, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Listo of Winfield, was married Nov. 9 to Daniel Mascaro, son of Mr, Michael Mascaro St. of 24 So, 20th St., Kenilworth, The Rev. Edward Furrevig officiated at tiie ceremony in St. John's Church, Linden. A reception foUo-wed at the 'Winfield Community Center. Mrs. Gerard Besthorne of Winfield served as matron of honor for her sister. Brides- maids were Miss Sandra Dl Giano of Winfield, Mrs. Philip Leary of Elizabeth and Mrs. Michael Rita of Piscataway, Miss Theresa Besthorne of Winfield served as flower girl. Michael Mascaro jr. of Edison served as best man for his brother. Ushers were Harold Harth of Colonia and Richard Parella and Carmen Rica, both of Kenilworth. JosephListo . of Garwood served as ring bearer. Mrs. Mascara, who was graduated from • Rahway High School, is employed by jetfrey SWIFTS PREMIUM TURKEYS Martin Inc., Union. 2O lbs. and Up 16 TO 20 lbs. 1O TO 16 lbs. . Her husband, who was graduated from Jona- than Dayton Regional High School, is a member of the National Guards. He is employed by Arrow Sheetmetal Co., Plainfield, - Following a honeymoon trip to Jamaica, the couple will reside in Kenilworth. Third child is born 45.4* MISS SUSAN B, SMOLAR Buttarball breasts are deeper -mon white meat. Most leg tendons are removed to Asher Mintzes Mrs. joieph P. Smolar of South 24th street, - more juicy dark meat. Cleaned and ready to cook. A five-pound, Bix-and-a-haif ounce son, Kenilworth, has announced the engagement of Steven Todd Minn, was born Nov. 7, 1968, her daughter. Miss Susan B. Smolar, to Gary Now, Deep Basted with special inner juices for extra tenderness in St. Peter's General Hospital, New Bruns- L, Ackerman, son of Mr, and Mrs. James R, wick, to Mr. and Mrs, Asher Mintz of Somer- Ackerman of Webster avenue, Rosalie Park. set, Mr. Mintt, assistant business manager Miss Smolar also is the daughter of the late of Suburban Publishing Corp., who is former- Mr. Smolar. ly of Irvington, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. The ^ride-elect, who was graduated from Milton Mints of Springfield. Mr, Milton Mintz David Brearley Regional Higtf School, is em. is executive publisher of Suburban Publishing ployed as a secretary by White Laboratories, Corp. Inc. kenilworth. Mrs. Asher Mintz is the former Ethel E, Her fiance, who served three years with Hoffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Harry the U, S. Marine Corps., also is employed Hoffman of White Plains, N.Y, by White Laboratories, Inc. Steven Todd joins a brother, Michael Ira, A spring wedding is planned. 7, and a sister, Robvn Sue, 5. odhn D GRAND UNION Holiday deadline Daughter born to Robes ORAND UNION Partlculirly careful adherence to this news- A seven-pound, 13-ounee daughter, Susan prtirruts C TOMATO JUICE paper's Friday deadline is advised for the Nov. Carol Robe, was born Oct, 30, 1968 in Saint CAESAR SALAD DR. 47 28 issue, which wiU go to press early because Barnabas Medical Center, Livingston to Mr, Cottage Cheese c of the Thanksgiving holiday. Ail organizational, and Mrs. Thomas Robe of 2601 Burns pi.. GRAPEJELLYKi¥ffi;i*5S social and other news items for the Nov. 28 Union, She joins two brothers, Thomas, 5 and $ 85 inirtup • im jfc . _ ^^ j^ issue must be submitted by tomorrow, Friday, Steven, 4, Mrs, Robe is the former Carol 1 3 "''87' Nov. 22. Henn of Union, ^ffiABLEOIL % 1 PiNiAppLi JUICE 3S79 £tAJio jmsi iTUTFis Ode e ( In the annual report pre- OLIVES KA1MKUA p' 49 NAPKINS ft25 MIXEDNUTS, t,,..u^39 sented tothemaeting.Matfliew JCOTT ^ _ C CRABDUKIOM 1 Area group Elson, executtve director of MARGARINE 2 89 3S CASHEWS ThU th« NjYC, reported that more e PLACEMATS used car ii than 1,600 children, aged 71/2 \ guaranteed installed CUBEDCHIDDAR ^47 to 16 from all parts of the noiAD/unCA __ *• 100%. Seven area residents will state were served in the or- C represent the Eastern Union ganization's three summer DANISH BLUE 33 County, YM-YWHA Green la.. camps in the Poconos. Clar- Union, as members of the cuTMmtoi, IHIIDDCD , _» ence Reisen announced the ac- C Board of Manageri of the New quisition of two additional Jersey YMHA-YWHA Camps, MOZZAMLLA K: 49 You probably woni camps to provide expanded SWBJIKICHT -_ it was announced this week by service in 1969, appreciate this ad Edward T. Rosenfeld, presi- C dent of flie Eastern Union PLAIN GRUYERE ^ 45 until you read County association. PLAIN 01 lODlUB dd They are Mrs, Mortimer Fashions c all the others Gershman, Mrs. Charles STERLING SALT ^ ll Tiichman of Union, Jacob M thta It an ad far BiBiin ... __ Saferstain, Charles Kramer, to be shown OtllllO Glut pkg O*l SuaranlMd uMd eon. Bertram Rudqy, jack Snyder The Mother's Club of Ora- TANBEL08 GRAPEFRUIT Can Wvs ghm tt» 16. of Union and Milton Levenberg tory Prep, Summit, will hold Point Iniptetien. its annual luncheon and fash- BROCCOLI teK^J ft? 31 Oofi «M gtNHsMM 100% They were installed on the board at arecent annual meet- ion show, Wednesday, Dec. 4 !IK $ 00 ing of the statewide camp or- at 12 p.m. at the Chanticler of tMiy major working part* Restaurant, Millburn, The MUaiR00M^- 4*U 1 for 30 day. or 1000 »IUu ganization at the Carriage CIAMDUM10K __ Trade, East Orange. event, "Holiday Happiness," c Jacob Esocoff, president of will feature fashions by Top- No. thai* srtpi many od» per's, Inc. of the Short Hills PEANUTS 5-35 MM (hit. But than amn't nary •die New jersey Federation of YMHA'i ; and YWHA's, con- Mall, C guarantee! W» tMfc etthar, Among die chairmen are ••nflln* • I run—Won • nay aria ducted the installation. »»CARROTS 2 19 YAftB 2,29 Tht Eastern Union County Mrs, Anthony Giordano, 161 Jean ter.. Union; Mrs, John atetrted wftim 'Y* is one of 16 different YELLOW ONIONS 3 29 local YM-YWHA's which are 3, Bender jr., 301 MoCandless VOLKSWAGENS affiUatid with the NJVC and St., Linden; Mrs, Victor Pas- cucei, 408 Martin rd,f Union; FIRST OF THE SEASON WESTERN 'At KG Conv. «1975. which aponior it through the N,j. Federation of YMHA's and Mrs. John Backei, 53B •67 Fo«tbock $1775 Hussa st,, Linden, '•7KGC0IW. SI 775 Oratory Prep is a private Catholic school established 'A? Sedan $1495 for the purpose of prtparing •66 Mlcrobui $1375 young men for a college "6* Conv. $1375 education. Reservations may be obtained toough Mrs. Jo- •65 Conv. $1225 seph Castellanos, 5 Felchrd,, •64 Squar.back $1175 • A CAR? Florham Park (377-3265) or •MMIersbut $1115 • A JOB? Mrs. Karl Kosen, B Wakeman FRICBS «FFtCTIVE THROUGH SAT. NOV. SOrd WE RBSBRVE THE RIOHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. •A HOME? st., West Orange (731-1152), •63S«dan $875 .•ASiRVICi? • A BARGAIN? DOUGLAS • AN APARTMENT? Dance tomorrow The Catholic Club of Union U.S.R MOTORS CORP, Tho*o little eloisified.ods UNION - 5 Polnti Shopping C.nt.r at Ch««inut St. . Op.n Ion Thur»,.pfi, & Sst, 'til_9 p.m, OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. te 2 P.M. in the bask of the piper County will hold a dance to- SPRiNCFIiLP - Oenefal Orsen Shopping Center, Merrli & Mountain Av«., Opin Monday thru Thunder, 9 a.m. to? p.m., Friday 9 a.m. te 10 p.m. 430 MORRIS A may be your answer. Each morrow night from 9 at the SUMMIT • 27M100 week it's different. Moke Club Diana, 2800 Springfield Saturday, I o.m. to 9 p.m., Sunday 9 a.m. te 6 p.m. (Naur Ih. Short HOli Mali! reading the classified a av«., Union. Staglepeopleover Fiitiry tatiirliil ViHmiti Beilir 'must' this week and ovary Visit Trlpli-S Redamptien Canter, Madlion Shopping Confer, Moln 8. Dwyar, Modi.on week. 21 years old are welcome to attend. . Op»n Thur*., 'Ill 9 p.m. All Redamptlan Csntari clo.od Monday!, f • • . 1 LETS LOOK AT THE Modacryclic fibers Novumhor 21. n RECORDS J* ,* Some simple rules il!lllllllliill!lll!llliillll!l!llll!lli IIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllMMIIHIIMMIHHL 0 BY LINDA NORRIS " used in everything I FAMILY I 1 i f i y lluvi; ..nil a half iiiiriutft; nf ttio f.iliiiUiii;; may help to control I LIFE TODA Y 1 Kll.i |-ii/.;',c.-iMUI i:. ij.>iit.iiiiL>i.i in iiL'r lU from furs to filters Mi by l;ii.i... 'Ihiity-six :;mit;s on one albuiii, The term "tiioilaerylk's" is a familial AH'RKCIATi; HAUi CHILD'S UNKjULiNLSS fiMtuViii!'. a ini'dlL-y uf 30 tiUiiu by HILii How in jiLMiuric classification lo fiber producing poo., medical expenses CJuii you tliiiik of some special w.iy to de- 1 scribe each of your children? liacli child is tiuj w.ulii do you put 36 SDiij'.s mi urn allnim ' pie. To Mrs. Consumer tin irailu mimes cf L3y MAUiiL G.STOL'IIi llii:; was tho qufiitlnn posed by l-.ll.i ... It \v,m Dyriel and Vurel will mean a maii-made fiber different from Ills brother or sister in some, County Home Economist special way. Many times we find it easier to hard tn answer — equally hard to jcconipligli, most often associnlt'tl with fake fur and wig-j. If you arc o home manager inturestud In re- .ico.'1-i.liii)', to Capitol exges ,., At first tilings say something nice to one child find harder Other uses of tiit'Eu' [iburs nosv include ducinij or controlling medieal expcnseilnyour to think of something nice about another. svuiit .-slowly, while cvi-ryoiio, lilla, musicians, insulating nmterials, drapery iiiui upholstery family, here Is some important information. We ciiiKhici.'r, uu^inoer and producer tried to in- fabrics, men's suits, knitted underwear, lab- all are aware that costs of medical care for A friend of mine was quick to respond to torpivt music, lyrics and become comfortable oratory coats, toys, and air-conditioner filters. everyone ia on the Increase, According to the her pretty _daughter and was often heard to wiiii tin; idua ,,, Gradually all began to gel — And more uses sviil soon be seen on the mar- Health Insurance Institute, the levelling off Comment, "Janle you h a ye pretty brown eyes," and the TOKiilts arc, according to Ella, the ket, • point is not yet In sight, A look at the Con- However, it was hard for this mother to finest album I have over recorded.. Included The properties of modacryllcs make for surner Price Index alia shows that the cost respond to the four-year old younger brother ... are, m all opinions, some of tlie greatest great flexibility in use. In the original form of medical care is going up more sharpely who always seemed to bo getting into mis- standards ever written ... It ll impossible to modacrylic fibers are creamy white and can than any other category of items on the list. chief. This mother was never heard to praise individually describe each cut or even pre- be successfully bleached and easily dyed. me son by saying, "Jimmy, you have pretty sume to eusmest whieh should be given special The strength rating of these fibers ranges To hold down medical costs, maintain a blue eyes," Or, "My, but you are strong!" " attention ... The album, like the music, can from good to excellent and depending upon the regular family doctor. The caie histories he only ha described in ono brief word— Ella, keeps on your family members can prevent Sometimes a child is hard to live with. manufacturer eon be two to three times as That's tlie way you feel about it But how do Stan Kenton's Finian's Rainbow combines tlie strong ai wool. In weight these fibers are expensive duplications of diagnostic tests. Re- member, also, to follow his orders. you think your child feels • about you when extra-ordinary talents of a music legend with lighter than wool. Therefore, the elasticity or you react this way? song and music from some of the all-time "give" is dependent on the amount of crimp Anyone over 35 should, have an annual great movies,,. Whatever can be said about set into the fiber when manufactured. Both physical examination. If you feel you need a . Every child wants to be liked and appreci- Kenton the man, can always be listened to in Dynel and Vorel rate high in resillenco and doctor, go to his office if possible. Doctors ated. This should not be Just when he hag done the form of his music „. This particular al- have a good to excellent rating in abrasion have their diagnostic equipment in their offices, a good job, been obedient, or quiet. Your bum is no exception to that Kenton formula ... resistance. and, generally office calls are less expensive child needs to feel that his parents like him Included in this album is The Odd Couple, Those fibers have an excellent rating In than house calls. Remember bills in time of just because he is the way he is. johnny may Villa Rides, Rosemary's Baby, People and shrinkage, shape retention and wash and wear Illness mount fast. So make sure you check cry easily. Mark is trying but having a diffi- a collection from the forthcoming motion features. They compote with wool for insulating with a reliable insurance agent that your medi- cult time to confrol his temper. Everybody picture release featuring Fred Astaire - qualities and are absorptive enough to be a cal insurance is adequate for your particular has some things that please some people and FinJan's Rainbow ... The Rainbow contribu- bath mat, They do not support combustion BENEFIT—Dr. Paul H, Wannemaeher, president of Montclair Community Hospital medical family situation. some things that annoy other people. That's tions are the title song. Old Devil Moon, The life! and are mom and mildew resistant. staff, purchases first ticket for Hospital Auxiliary's premier benefit of "Star" opening Major medical coverage which carries Croat Come and Get It Day, When I'm Not Near Fabrics made of modacrylic fibers should Dec, 18 at Bellevue Theatre, Upper Montclair, Handing over ticket is Mrs. Lee H, Zhito, the Girl I Love and the song that provides the specific deductions should be purchased before As your children learn that their family be cared for as recommended on the hang tag. auxiliary ways and means chairman, jule Andrews is the star of "Star," Tickets for bene- any other insurance by all families. This is really appreciates them, they will concen-' feeling of the film— How Are Things in Olocca- For example, some of the fur-like coats will fit may be obtained at hospital by calling 744-7300, or at tlie theatre box office. mara? especially true for those of you who believe ttate their energies on learning new things need to be dry-cleaned with regular fur you-can't.afford a standard hospital and doc- that, will please the parents. methods, while others can bo just drycleaned, tor's insurance policy. As you really learn to respect and •ppreei- USED CARS DON'T DIE... they just trade, away. Some modacrylic fabrics can be machine- Keep complete records ami receipts for doc- Sell .HIS with a low.esst Wont Ad. Coll 686.7700. washed and machine-dried ~P LEASE DRIVT SA FELY ate your child, you will show it in different tor bills, hospital bills, prescription drug! and ways. You may give him extra help when you laboratory tests. This will speed up insurance know that a job is especially hard for him. claims. It will also help you at income tax filing Then again, you may talk to him. Show your time. interest and concern for his activities by your Take advantage of any free or low cost medi- conversations with him. Finally, through just cal testing available in your community. Many having good times with your child, playing a service clubs sponsor activities such as glau- game "or reading a story together, you can show coma and tuberculosis detecuon clinics. him you appreciate his uniqueness. If you're over 65 and eligible, make sure you're enrolled In Medicare. Most people of retirement age are. Supplemental private health Insurance, in many instances, can fill USDA the gaps in the coverage provided by Medi- women plan CHOICE care. Be safety conscious. Eliminate household hazards and follow the rules of safety in Dec. 3 card party all activities. _ The Women's Division of the Eastern Union County YM-YWHA will sponsor a card party at the 'Y' center. Green Lane, Union, Tues- To Publicity Chairmen: day evening, Dec. 3. Play wlU begin at 8il5. Would you like some help Proceeds of the party, open to men ana FRESH LEAN STOCK YOUR FREEZER CHUCK women, will go to the division's camp scholar- m <-JCgn »•/». in preparing newspaper re- snip fund. Refreshments will be served aneV Ground Chuck U.S.D.A. CHOICI Calif. Roast leases? Write to this news- prizes awarded, paper and ask for our "Tips Mrs, jack Snyder of Union chairs die com-- on Submitting News Re- mittee on arrangements, which also includes CHUCK STEAK leases." Mrs, Herbert Levenbarg and Mrs, Robert Ib! Mitfdlt Cat ibl Lember, both of Union, 1 CHUCK Ib 55* CHVCI CALIF. STEAK CUBE STEAK tonfeft Clean home Legal Notice nmti, ma SHOUT CUT ion m '•lb. Roselle Public Land Salt SIRLOIN STEAK 13-Dl. RIB STEAKS CHUCK ROAST early for One Building Parcel lonuu unuii comOrV( .THfu Nevumbsf 25, 1968 - Sorough Hoi! - 8:00 P.M. SHOULDER STEAK CROSS RIB ROAST s*r.. fvbv • holidays 10MELESSIOTTOM •STH- DraCRBSTIONi Mock ill/IB, Wts 481 lanuu •nd 486, Vacant land spprcudmatoly 50 SYSTEMIZE HOUSECLEAMNG feet by 100 lent on nbHheriy sWe of ROUND ROAST FOR THE HOLIDAYS DUtt Street between the Grsnftrt Uno CHUCK FILLET ' IM.O.A. CHOICI Preparation for the holidays gnd Baltimore Avgrme, IXTMLIAX MDnMUM PWCIi i7.50O.O0, seems to get started earlier SPECIAL CQNnmoiJg: Purchaser shall GROUND ROUND RIB ROAST I-BONE STEAK each year, says Carolyn F, construct an the premlJM within edghtcen 9 Yuknus, Senior County Home ill) months from the date of eonflrina- SHoutsti OVEN SALAMI or BOLOGNA, T economist. Already stores are FLANKENRIBS RATH OR ARMOUR #•«!» decorated and many home- dwelling shall have a floor area of living LONDON BROIL' $ 3 makers have started their spue of at least 1100 nquare feet exclud- SHORT RIBS PARTY HAMS '£" , 1 ' shopping. ing nrafe, attached or detached, open TUCK CUT porch, eelUr or reereaUonroeintuUten STEWING BEEF In view of early preparation, erade lsvol. WILL TRIMMED STEAK FRANKS ••' 89= GENERAL CONDITJpNii Reservation by the [overnjng body after BRISKET of BEEf housecleaning still needs to tile conpleMsn of said puhiie sale, to accept or reject tiie highggt be done. It may be that the fall bid sade Aereai, ssid BJceptence or rejection thereof shall be PORTERHOUSE S M made net l»ter than at the second regular meettng of the govern- SBURCERS -" 1 housecleaning is delayed until ing botfy following tile sals, ihouid the governing body fall or re* now or perhaps this aU-over fuse to accept or reject any such highest hid, as aforesaid, the said PASTRAMI r,;:;, 8 Bid shall be deemed to have been rejected. The sale may be ad- cleaning migit be called tiie journed at tiie ttffle advertised for not more than one week without pre-holiday cleanup. re-advertising. Purchaser shall Bay an amount equal to or in lieu BARBECUED SPARE RIBS „ 8 - of taxes to be adjusted as 6f tile date said sale is confirmed, iub- c-V DELIVERfO PRESM DAILY Whatever you call it, the jeot to such stale of facts as an accurate survey might disclosgi fact remains ftat with the restrictions of record, and applicable local ordinances. Cost of FRISHBAKi-KINO Sill advertising, legal e^ensgs and revenue stamps shall be borne SwIsCHEESE 8 increase use of heat, tracked entirely by tl» purchaser. When the property is struck ott, the in dirt and leaves, closed purchaser Shan deposit ten per cent (10%) of the bid In cash, windows, use of heavier certified check, or bank cheek, or a combination thereof. The jAVi UP TO 10*o ON LARO1 balance of file jmrchase price, together with the costs afore^ White Bread clothes, or whatever excuse mentioned, shall be paid at closing of title which shall take place you want to use, your home wtthki thirty (30) days from the confirmation of uale. seems to require more clean- 3 US Oi MSfi --•>! ing during the colder months. PUBLIC INVITED TO BID c The big cleaning job la The Spectator - Nov. 21, 1861 (Fee:$30.3i) CHICKEN GIZZARDS 35 4 I usually done minutes before raoni'mw _ ^^^^ loaves ^| the Christmas holiday, and too ( frequently the fresh curtains LAMB COMBINATION 65 may be still a bit damp by Chrisonas Eve, To say mat this is not the Better used cars, C way to do it is redundant. But 89 with a bit of planning, prepar- MAICTLTKK ation and work, your home will Swedish Style: look thewayyouwantitwiriiout PEACH PIE 1 the last minute hassle with the miSH ILUEMIMT ENGLISH MUFFINS 29c mop and broom. Reconditioned to Volvo w the system you employ will LITTLENECKS »A»CTLT«1 ,„ c depend on the demands upon quality standards, C 4i your ami, It may be possible SWORDFISH STEAK 99 that you can completely dean, IBATillRVI PI A, wash, and shine a given room backed by the reputation C within a day, waekend, or a CODFISH CAKES 59 »EC.*KEI(THOL Mf\~ week,. Or, you may chooie a of your Volvo dealer. C system whereby all the closets GILLET FOAMY '«- 49 are.cleaned first, then all the EASY TO $ 89 windows, then the floors, the 1966 PORSCHE '912' $3475 PREPARi f^ods GERITOL «£,. 1 furniture, and finally the bric- A a-brac. 1967 MOB GT 2550 1966 RAMBLER 770 1595 BIRDS EYE BIRDS EYE CEPACOL Perhaps, you might like to divide Am job of houseclean- 1964 FALCON Squire Wagon 1175 BRYLCREEMM ^ 69 ing into months. For example, 1966 VOLVO P-1800 GT 2695 Onions Potato Puffs during September all the 1963 TRIUMPH HeraldConv, 650 floors are cleaned and waxed. 1963 PLYMOUTH FURY 895 1 l-oz. In October the windows and curtains get cleaned. In No- Q-TIPS vember all the furniture is 3 r/l cleaned, and so on through i' < COTTON .^ HYDROX , 1. ' COSTAA __ CIAJTOimiO* the year. SWABS J*-lj US! ' Whichever system you em- POL PUMPKIN PIE ploy, it may be wise to truly POLAR WHIP „: 39 mis wi1n 1 4-C BREAD CRUMBS CKANDllMIOMIECOHriCDT ' _ AJ% MlUf ! DIP (•!<•• analyze your method of clean- ing and decide If it really GREEN BEANS 6 99 PUHWA rlti Diiui works for you. It is a job that nt.Mn is never ending »nd one that you must keep after, but then SQUASH 2 ;a29 PUMPKIN PIE ^.- all jobs have soma limitations, C MVIMIBLE MITA So, as you wash windows MRSBUTTERNU. FAILS T SQUASH 2 69 SOLE DINNER and hang fresh curtains in SWEET POTATOES SNOW BALLS November, you have time to mum ACDUASD regain your strengtii for the big shopping push in Decem- APPLE CIDER W eonl * ICE CREAM PIES ber, You can relax in kriowing IRAND UNION you won't have to do all out TOWEL cleaning, shopping, and en- FFLES tertaining in December. 100% Insured Warranty. PRICES EFPICTIVie THROUOM BAT, NOV. 23rd WE RiilRVE THE RiOMT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. BULLSEYll To rsoeh rhi parson you wont, usa on In ex pan i !va want od In Hill nemipop.r. It's as UNION - S Point. Shopping Cooler at Chsitnut St. - Open Isii Thu...-Fri. 8. Sat, 't|l 9 p.m. OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. • Impla . . . . SMYTHE VOLVO,INC. SPRINGFIELD - General Croon Shopping Center, Merrll A Mountain Avo,, Open Monday thru Thor.doy, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, 1 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sunday 9 aim. to 4 p.m. .. ' DIAL 326 Morris Ave. Summit 686-7700 Vltlt Trlplo-5 Rodemptlon Center, Madllon Shopping Center, Main & Dwyer, Madllan Ask far Clo.iKled 0p«n Thuri,, 'til 9 p,m, All Redumption Center! claied Monday I. 273-4200 »! - 1 Lu:..:n.^ ul LiiwU.JUJ; "I I..I. Marines asl< Mrs. Roehling discusses Refugees • •1 !•• .: I..i lupnii i.l [,. nr.ii'lv Public Notict; 1 •. l. i • 111 • ii :.I.IIA.I(I.,|I |il.i)iii .1 N iti N i, I"1! '•• 1. In Nl.i'l |.i. In II,!• role of women in hanking receive aid Ml.:. ., I, lln 1 N I,.,1, lm.l.'i.i, ,; toys to give 1 in..] i I 1I.II i Vli i inllllnil Ii.r I '<• ' !•• u • pin,! i! . [.rn,.| .iin Nili-ii ili-i-hp \ c.-.l.il \ ii-flu:. in lln- I r i ni 11 Iii ii li -in-.- iniu- tots on Yule mil. ul I'l.i hllMlli'M, Il'iilll .i 111: I, ! from UN I I ill : u i l < tin \lKl i I. i i-In. i i-• , 1 ..• i iiili il \.ilii.n; f. 111 • 11 % Y.ili liiiii'l II.IV t" i .illy ,1 1 -Ml \ 11 In .iiiii. -ill i i i .wuir1 iiilc .1 • 1:ir11_ ini'i i v I !..• II . .i i v "1 'I' " liH iv.,!,id -i li**l 11 it-t in ; i rillu .iml wi'.H" ;, M ,1 \ I., in.ii.li. r ,.! rcliifi-i-:. i-. tsi.it i n Kuliu ,1 Mi•: M II,ill,.:., : l. . iUi/il ill 1 iiU i.U f i 4 .Hi urilur ti' h'-' tl'f M.iiinc:: till:: 11111,111, I li lltuM 1 1 uiiliiii to tillt; ly ! o] rrlih'rr pr> 'hit m:^ SDO niily l Clui;;tni,ifi, new istv tilt' .111i111.L 1 v> hu Ml,nil' s^. il du li,u'['ii.iiiun.il Vi'.ir foriluiiiiiu ni- un.ihk1 ti iyi; wlilcliy' ,niil k.itlil.rii ii'Ni'il .if ,.13 !•., I.lu-.ibt-th ivf,, ! '"'ill.''.!-. BICYCLES* FURS* • PIPES* jaiiii'-i K. Murphy, a iiu,-iulK'r iif thu I n>;li;h MK-!I.U-I Mi-i.-.-ur ••! ih" ,'.-••. i I i ,M>k>- • LiquORS • ili| i., i tn if, it l.iciiity, u. ilinctiir .uul f.iciilty | •.. i-titu nt will U pn : i-nt, .; ... t(u ii.. . t« -1 i Hi) I ,1 I I III, Mlllk •». W! SMOKERS GIFTS 1 I I Pi I llr.i.i.l H i 1 1 lin I \ I fl r.llTH ••". W g ""- l^ " "SPRIMG LIQUORSJNCg • Imported & liontlmildePlpeB ISCHWiNN • Hipe HepliirinB Public Nofico PLAINFIELD , • T"ti«eeo Dlendins IORANGE KRATE a t Mreriehnum Pipes FUR SHOP jj K ; k'X'T> Itho Plo.a Shipping C.ni.i M ,11. 1 ul I w U I « \~ J'j'4"^ R°U" "' 5p,,ngl,,ld « Schiift'i Pipe Shop I , ,( , ll t.l I n I I I I I *.lit J New jrriiy'l Most Complete Pipe Shor ,11, t. F ,| I 1 Al I IdEF [ i I ..[ ,1 ! I ,nr „„ 1 \t^- ! , n ' "!'. '"I II"- ff fur 1628 Sprlngtlild Ave,(at Burnatt Av».}| 11 I l l I I ,. I I II ,1 I IU I \! IH1 1)1 I 1! I* i I ,U I , I i «s if U F /\ 111 T, . i i i % 11 j i Ji Maplewood 762-V700I \\ Mill . M I lO g a hmk "-»»'«.•»- - I , * « , , 1 * I l 1 ,, L'^ rmhFi 1 si 11 fe ^ M .I L f ' Store Hours; Open Mon, at Fri, til 9 p.m, I I * 1 f J ^ 1 1 I 1 I I U ^ 213 PARK AVE. PLAINFIELO ^^. OltJSiwnfS Rj-nted- Bar Suppliei w ,,i, ,F I , , ui 1 M I', , , ^ 1 n^ I illr ! ,, I, i ,.tr.|tflll 1,1 Sal) I^^UH l.sm I F |- *^ ) = ' ' aa Tue«,, Wed,, & Thurs, til 7 p.m. J! , ll , r - , ,il Ii I Ll! | "I 1 rl |«n I I r, >-,,»>, ,r Illrl j, I , ail i | HI W 75.».79 C. Guarino, Prop, 379.4992 « Arnple PaHtingin Rear L^ KSllMEMiii [ , J I f , IIIJ ut 1 In Ii list HI flls in m iffl E **Uti IIII • PHOTOGRAPHERS , r t . if 'i J*1 uru t A stl • FURS* MEN'S CL0THINO IlllL -llIN SHI k iff ILIl 1 lit *U_li | If IIS HS - I J U t [ K t« t journed at the time advertised for not more than one week without Liorough of Rn3ellc, I nlJn Loynij j j re-advertising. Purchaser shaU pay an amount equal to or in lieu survtyeii H y iru1 hj R , tt|u ama. j "THE MEMORABLE GIFT" of taxes to be adjusted as of the date said sale is confirmed, iub- and filed In tht nfficc Qf thi- Llfrl jf Surprise her with a new Jeet to such state of facts as an accurate survey might disclose, iLt I nunEj of Lolon LU brEh -I ] , GRAPHICS & CRAFT restrictions of record, and applicable local ordinances. Cost of Juni- ", nu) j • YAMAHA PIANOS . ORGANS 8, GUITARS Jf PFAFF ZIG-ZAG advertisingi legal e^enses and revenue stamps shall be borne Gelnt tommonly rnov.n j 11 4 VSafren SHOW & SALE i LOWREY PIANOS & ORGANS entirely by the purchaser. When the property is stfueh off, the Jtrcrt, ro-nlit !•* Jef-t, purchaser shall deposit ten per cent (10%)'of the bid in cash, • KIMBAUL PIANOS 8, OROANI SEWING MACHINE 11 ere 1= d B nrl.ro«imaiel "H W 36 with OFF Noy, 5 to Christmas certified check, or bank cheek, or a combination thereof The interest fr m cpEembep 1 HtS and USES Open evenings until 9:00 With the new built-in needle tight. In console balance of the purchase price, together with the costs" afore- The i Lrlff rs"tF\t= tl i- rlpht tu fldinurii any Cam era sf OIFTS for the at par table. Automatic needle threader* mentioned, shall feepai d at closing of title which shall take place [ii=sale Prejecter wirh DISCRIMINATING within thirty (30) days from the eenflrfflatien of sale, UlLrii nrbLLLLn, Hiorlff thU od! IRVINGTON SEWING MACHINE CO. 1LIN. STL1N 4W1J Hurir., MT.S 17 Eosfrnon St., Cronfard DJ "tl Htjii WOLSTiN'S PROJECTOR HOUSE Men.-Thurs. ICSiOO Sat, 10-5 ' Rsufg 22 - Wafchufig 12o2 Springfield Ave. Irvingtan IS1-.'15S The rpo t lur tl E, U Jnl 14, 1, 1J6M 1062 Springfield Ave,, Irvingtan Tuea, St ThufB, Eves; ?I30-9i00 PUBLIC INVITED TO SID (Ttt *jft ^ll| .756«370S IS 3.1839 . . e: SSB.I MQVINC? Fmd a ropulobli- Mover ,n Iho Want Ad Scelion • CHILDREN'S WEAR* JEWELRY. • OIL PAINTINGS* • SKI EQUIPMENT. For the SPECIAL GIFT PRINCESS ART YOCKS - SKI SHOP ^ HELEN t DAVID SHOP Always in fashion - alwoys In Spectacular •election* of ^* ^Jft Infon^s Thru Tseni • ley* & Girfi good taste - enally Advertised Brandi = PINE JEWELRY BY Framed Original 9k 1 equipment 8t clothing. Oil Paintings From Hart ski rentals, »ki repair BRIDES TO BE "Qnm ftf N.Ji's LofgBS* Our European Collections shop. Chubby & Hysky Outfitter!*1 )LUDWIG ABELING* DEALERS PRICES Open Nltes til 9 p.m. Sat, til 6 p.m. Fou Are Cordially Invited Charge Accounts Available 1081 Sprinafluld Avenue 3SS.QSO1 Hours:9 lo 9Mon_ thru Fri. Sat, 9 fad next to Art TH'eotre, Irvlngtati 1880 Sprinifield Ave. Maplewood 27 Westrield Ave,, ElUobeth to Attend the * iisebefh Ave.f filiinbefh 289-323? BS.ex 5.1236 Next to Mopieweed Bank 762-7954 SPRING/SUMMER '69 FASHION SHOW • COSMETICS JEWELRY* • TYPiWRITIRS* MERLE NORMAN I Julius Oksenhorn BOISE'S TYPIWRITIRS COSMETIC STUDIO| Where Originality is D •ince 1913 Dcrnenatratlpn by Appalntment Kf Tradition Low SALE prices on We ai^s hove a esmplele line t£ Dlomond» And Precious Stones g portable typewrlteri i Fine Wfltehes By Lueien Pieeard THE MANOR of HBIF Goods, We sot 81 Slyle S DesiKnera So Creators of any wig, K Fine Jewelry Studio Hours! Men. 10-8: JOP.M. B 144 I. Front St. Plslnfleld 757-4800 Tuei, - int., 10-1130 P.M. R PROSPECT AVE, WEST ORANGE, N.J. St Weilfleld B 300 Millbum Avo., Millburn, N.J, ^id decpratiens w# brought baeteNS 107 Qulmby St. Westflold 233.7200 NOVEMBER 25th and 26th at 8i30 P.M. 232.8732 379.1 MS from Italy & Denmark Q • PITS* • UNIFORMS • Never has a Spring/Summer Show been given so early, Vern is thrilled • DIAMOND SETTING • to have arranged this Large Selection A,K*C* Puppies ft "The Ideal gift for the worker SKI SETTING CO. J ParoJEpeta^ Canflriea, Bifd§, tj| in white" FASHION SCOOP Trspleol Fish fl& Supplies K -EXPERT DIAMOND SETTIN& fl R1TZ UNIFORM CIHTIR Weeks before theie beautiful gowns appear in brides magazines or other Speelal prdefa g§ g •MINI BIKES FISHERMEN'S DEN| showi, you will see an unforgettable display of most beautiful gowns jewelry repolring M The Showpiece of pnshlan Uniferirn ^'DIAMONDS ARE OUB g %a 204 North Ave. Weitfield I NURSES * WAITRESSES for the coming Spring and Summer Season! SPECIALTY'* g MYKE'S KART SHOP Tel: 232.2093 8 BEAUTICIANS • DOCTORS, ETC, Rt, 3J (Weitbound.at Amaeo Stotlon) You will be the very first to see the new Spring 69 look, the etheral Open Sundays 10.4 Hondi Charge ft 1111 8, Grand St. - 1L 3M0S4 - illiabeth 1420 Burnet Ayo,, Union 886.7434 PL 6-S2J6 North PlaiMiell Victorian Influence or the new delicate bridali with touches of color. te You will dream about these gowns, and agree that never have wedding gowns been so breath taking. You will find your look jowl • DINETTES • LINgERIEI • PET SHOPS & SUPPLIES* WIGS* Other exhfb/rs for the bride may be viewed between 6 PM. and JO;JO P,/Vi, QUEEN DINETTES INC, Don't know whsf ta buy her? ^ 1 ROSELLE PIT SHOP WIG BOUTIQUE FUTURl BRIDES noy preiant this od at the dear far gift tickets. Quality Brand Names . Dinette ii Comq to Bertha s I You moy faring two friands, HltehBn_pumiture ot DISCOUNT Prices The Lorgeit Selection of ... 16 Somerset St. Lingerie, Hosiery, Bras & Girdles VVrQugh* Iron * Chronie • In Roielle & Vicinity Plainficld Wood c Formien m • All Famous Brands* Lnrge Selection of H Factory Bhowfoom TROPICAL PISH m Fine European hair goods VERA PLUMB BRIDALS We apholalerold ehnirs Bertha's Corset Shoppo .Aquarium Plnnta • Birds |( Specialty mini stfatehwigl Open Dully 10-6, See U» FOP Your Pet Needs NS Mon, & T hura, to Q a 1056 Springfield Ave,, " Completo servicing by our UPPER MONTCLAIR, N.J. (Nuxt To Public iervice) a Irvington, N.J. •xpert wig stylist 354.3943 \ ES 5-1009 '.. , | 215 Che»fnut St. Roselle 245-0007 St. Elltabsih V BUY YOUR AUTOMATIC CLOTHES DRYER AT BRICK CHURCH AND SAVE - 6 WAYS 1, LOWEST PRICES - ALWAYS! 4. FREEI ONE YEAR SERVICE 2, FREEI DRYER VINT KIT 5. FREEI REMOVAL OF OLD DRYER 3, FREEI HOME DELIVERY 6. FREEI AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC BLANKET* CHOOSE YOUR SAVINGS FROM ALL OF THESE FAMOUS BRANDS • FRIGID AIRE • HOTPOINT •HAMILTON • MAYTAG • NORGE •WHIRLPOOL • WESTING HOUSE WHIRLPOOL WESTINGHOUSE FRIGIDAIRE DELUXE MAYTAG MAYTAG 2 CYCLE DRYER AUTOMATIC DRYER CLOTHEiDRYER PORTA-DRYER ELECTRONIC DRYER Custom dries all fabrics, gives per- Economy model single speed dryer Automatic dry cycle - no guesswork, Compact 110 volt electric diyer needs Halo-Of-Heat Electronic drying takes manent press no-iron care. 2 auto- with two dry temperature selections stops itself when clothes are dry. no special wiring, plugs in like a all the guesswork out. Remarkably matic cycles, custom dry control, including Regular and Air Fluff. Auto- Durable press cycle with automatic toaster. Can be mounted on a wall, simple to operate • no time controls tumble press control. Fast, quiet dry- matic time control with automatic cool-down, cycle end signal, gentle put on casters or stored in a closet. to set - shuts off when clothes are ing, automatic shut-off. Electric shutoff, easy reach lint trap. Electric flowing heat. Electric Model DCDN. Model DE50. dry-automatically. Four position heat Model 6700. Model DEJ250. selector. Electric Model DE606. SALE SALE SALE SALE $ SALE $ PRICED! PRICED! 119 PRICED! PRICED! 119. PRICED! 214. rFree Automatic Blanket with the 1 purchase of a dryer1 during October and November Dryer must be connected to Public Servici electric lines or gas mains TAKE UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY WITH OUR CONVENIENT FRIG1DAIRE CREDIT PLAN! FRIGIDAIRE AUTOMATIC DRYER ALL 10 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED BRICK MULTI-HEAT DRYER Automatic electric dryer with durable Fabric Safety! Regular plus Delicate press cycle. Less work for you! Dur 95 CHURCH APPLIANCE STORES ARE OPEN 95 settings to safely dry all washables. able Press Care "irons" no-iron work WEEKDAYS - 9:30 AM - 9 PM 129 Cycle end signal, 140 minute timer. clothes as they dry keeps the creas 119 SATURDAY 9i3O AM - 6:00 PM . H?ndy in stoop, lint :emover on Inn es in • wrinkles out,'DAN. Door, Electric Model DGDAN, ORANGE MORRISTOWN UNION NEWARK RAHWAY 8-1 BLOOM FIELD 1735 ST. GEORGES 170 CENTRAL AVE. 197 SOUTH ST. 2714 MORRIS AVE. AVE, . • AVfc OR-5-8300 JE-8-7664 MU-7-2288 HU-1-2214 FU-2-0699 BERGENFIELD HANOVER BLOOMFIELD PARSIPPANY SHORT HILLS 724 MORRIS 52 3,WASHINGTON 1055 BROAD ST, 100 BALDWIN RD, 249 ROUTE 10 TURNPIKE AVE. DE-4-5125 DU-4-9877 TU-7-6522 ED-8-7008 DR-6-9337/ BUY YOUR AUTOMATIC CLOTHES DRYER AT BRICK CHURCH AND SAVE - 6 WAYS 17TOWIST PHICIS - 4. FREEI ONE YEAR SERVICE 2. FREEI DRYER VINT KIT 5. FRIII REMOVAL OF OLD DRYER 3. FREEI HOME DELIVERY 6. FREE! AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC BLANKET CHOOSE YOUR SAVINGS FROM ALL OF THESE FAMOUS BRANDS • FRIGIDAIRE • HOTPOINT •HAMILTON • MAYTAG • NORGE •WHIRLPOOL • WESTING HOUSE mm WHffilPOOL WHIRLPOOL HOTPOINT WESTINGHOUSE WESTEVGHOUSE 2 SPEED DRYHl NARK XII DRYER PUSH BUTTON DRYER AUTOMATIC DRYER HEAVY DUTY-16 DRY ERl 2 automatic cycles ... REGULAR and New electronic custom dry system Specially built with the features found True 16-1 b. capacity dryer, Three tem- True 16-1 b. capacity, five drying tem- PERMANENT PRESS plus timed dry- plus decorator simulated wood grain in most expensive dryers, Permanent perature selections including regular, perature selections including Auto-Dry ing. Custom dry system stops auto- front. New • two-way door pulls down press dryer shuts off when clothes are low and air-fluff. Time Dry/permanent and Permanent Press. Interior basket matically at "dry enough", 5 temper- or opens from side. Two speed drying, dry. Safety start switch, porcelain fin- press settings on timer. Easy-reach light, reminder signal light, porcelain ature selections, fast quiet drying. "Finish Guard" control. Electric 992. ish top and drum. Electric LB6813, lint collector, safety door. Electric enamel basket. Electric Model DEJ550. Electric model 780, model DEJ350. SALE SALE SALE SALE 9S SALE PRICED! 168. PRICED! 238. PRICED! 144. PRICED! 139 PRICED! 179 Free Automatic Blanket with the 1 purchase of a dryer during October and November Dryer must ba connected to Public Service electric Unas or fas mains TAKE UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY WITH OUR HOTPOINT CONVENIENT HOTPOINT PERMANENT PRESS DRYBt CREDIT PLAN! CLOTHES DRYER Deluxe dryer witi porcelain finish top ALL 10 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED BRICK Completely automatic.designed to and drum. Four-fabric tested tempera' CHURCH APPLIANCE STORES ARE OPEN handle any type of load from sturdy to ture settings, safety start button. delicate permanent press. Convenient Automatic warning signals when per- *149 WEEKDAYS - 9t30 AM - 9 PM up front lint trap, de-wrinkle cycle, manent press clothes are done. *119 SATURDAY 9i3O AM - 61OO PM . Electric Model LB805. Electric Model LB870. ORANGE MORRISTOWN UNION NEWARK RAHWAY 84 BLOQMFIELD 1735 ST. GEORGES 2714 MORRIS AVI. 170 CfNTRAL AVE. 197 SOUTH ST. AVE. AVE OR-5-8300 JE-8-7664 MU-7-2288 HU-1-2214 FU-2-0699 BERGENFIELD HANOVER BLOOMFIELD PARSIPPANY SHORT HILLS 724 MORRIS 52 S.WASHINGTON 249 ROUTE 10 1055 BROAD ST. 100 BALDWIN RD. AVE, TURNPIKE DU -4-9877 TU-7-6522 ED-8-7008 DE-4-5125 Dedicated To Reporting Mountainside News In An Unbiased Manner :: •:. f. —.)., i I;r (. upy 4#*a igh . -X? , PTA hosts symposium s evening Discussion may help board's plans session i ::;: ::••.;; •;!;;:;! •..;" ;< ;•-. ::;;•;; ,: ::...:. :,?•• v.n •;.:>" • , At::: .;?• ;,••. ; :i. -^-.;•-. .:..; Sl-jhui. „):;:,;•.;•. -.-. ['.,v..v•<-••• - - ;••.-• ;••• i! M -h j.;:!.i ii, I •.;--l!..j,?;- |;',:.U\ i- L'-.- ti-ii . 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ZIP Renewal (PLEASE —If this Is 0 renewal subscription, enclose mailing label from your paper) Tlmr'.d.iy, Nuvciiibrr 21, 1968- suburban To Place Your Ad To Place Your Ad Call 686-7700 Call 686-7700 DEADLINE: TUESDAY NOON QFADLINE; TUESDAY NOON FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION JOB GUIDE FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION ff Work Near Home Htlo Wont»d-Wo>n»n ll|H«lp Wanltd.Wotntn 1 iHtlp Wont.d-M.n GAL FRIDAY Young Man CLERK TYPIST | MACHINIST TOOLMAKLR Shorthand and typing reqy \rcdi TEMPORARY NO FEE DISHWASHER MACHINIST FOR THE CIRCULATION DEH r, ' 9 fQ 5 P.M. 5 day? a week, Sal* ; Take eomplffp charge, viial FOR GROUP OF SUBURBAN 1 LAB TECH Ofy eammcnsurgfqs with ability* A HAND FULL OF MONEY IS iVc Aic "On The Move" Ami Our NEWSPAPiRS, EXPERIENCE i rTiUCniriC Inop tf5r prDf^rr *ii l v r Take the Earn Paid company benefits, vacation j dcvclepniRn! ro* Work (iiferrl) 1 BETTER THAN AHOUSE FULL Lxpniismn Has Crontntl Open- PREFERRED BUTNQf NECES- and holiday i. Call NATION- CAFETERIA SARY, MUST TYPE, BE GOOD (Knowledge of Chemistry) Out of Yearning i WIDE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BLLS. ings I'm ijinlilicd Mm On; AT FIGURES AND HAVE DRIV. p 10 to 4 P.M., Monday thru Fri- KR's LICENSE. prQiiuctic3f! Miatti iri Only Smiio txpnnnncn Dcr-ired; Ex- SAKS FIFTH AVENUE n fill day : RADIAL DRILLS highly skillnd mfln u'llmil Working Dmililions: All ...for free daytime hours, you can have ; 687,1717 . so Apply : M. Min tz ill i 5 pas i tidn, JOIN SPRINGFIELD, N.J. Bcnaiits. leisure hours and still earn a solid salary , An Equal Opportunity Employcr : TURRLT LATHES Suburban Publishing Csrp, 486^5090 R 11 /£. 1 Has openings for PART TIME 1291 Stuy.csanl A.O., Uiliun K 11/21 in our Accounting Department. Part time OR FULL TfME DISHWASHERS. APPLY: WEEKDAYS & : SURFACE GRINDERS H__ f ' F 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday-Fridgy. The work I filKLS WANTlilJ (N a Sundays or holidays) : SATURDAYS 8 AM- 4 PM Http WcnttJ-Mtn & Worn, SDHdp Wdtitidjji^ is cost control. The suburban setting is i Stundy days, lifiht nSj.ymbiy plant H A-1 n Liberal Employee Benefits : MILLING MACHINES A.M. [0 ,|:;jo \'M, Apply— ideal in this modern medical center with 1200 Commerce Avenue. AGENCY SEARCHING ELASTIC STOP 'JUT Q1V. pleasant working conditions and plenty APPLY MR. MACK : Dn VLIEG jIGMILLS Union, N.J,' K 11/21 Millbum 8, Short Hills Ave, ftmiraos-ltsiia Corp. fringe benefits. If you are accurate with Temporaries Springfield, N.j. : O.D.-I.D.GRINDERS FOR COUPLES figures and are a good typist, apply Per- 11/21 2330 VAUXHALL RD sonnel Department or call - HELP WANTED : AUTOMATIC Screw UNION. N.J. WOMEN •STENOS With large home & heart, \Q card for minimum of IN ADDITION TO OUR BENE. An Equal Oppoffynify Emple^-C^ • TYPISTS 4 children in one of following special programs, G 1! '21 992-5500 Draftsmen FIT PROGRAM, WHICH IN- AVON • FIGURi CLERKS CLLJpes PAID VACATIONS A, Short term placement shelter for chil- MUST HAVE SOMI TOOL • FILE CLERKS FREE LIFE INSURANCE, PEN- dren of all ages, SAINT BARNABAS DESIGN IXPERIENCE. SION PLAN, BIRTHDAY PAY, NEEDS QUALIFIED WOMEN B, Short term infant shelter for babies to LAB interested in good earnings at Excellent working Conditions; ANNIVERSARY PAY, 10 PAID MEDICAL CENTER All Benefits. HOLIDAYS, ETC.; WE OFFER 2 yrs. old. once. Increased Christmas busin- Immediate Assignments TOP RATES PLUS PREMIUM C, Long term placement for young ado- TECHNICIANS Livingston, N.j. DIFFERENTIAL FOR NIGHT ess means more openings. loscents. FULl, TIME; DAY SHIFT; HOS. An Equal Opportunity Employer C Your Local Area, APPLY: WEEKDAYS & SHIFTS 4-12 AND 12-8. i PITAL iXPERIENCE NECE5- HIOH RATES . CASH BONUS IN IRVINGTON SATURDAYS 8 AM•4 PM WE WILL TRAIN QUALIFIED \ SARY.EXCELLENT STARTING SALARY AND FRINOI BtNE. CALL 1995 MORRIS AVE, UNION APPLICANTS Financial assistance up to $125, per child plus 964,1300 ELASTIC STOP NUT DIV. FITS IN A NEW, MODERN SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR 375-2100 medical & dentaj expenses given monthly to HOSPITAL. 219 PARK AVi, SCOTCH PUS, Amerace-Esna Corp. family. Call Mr. Frase 672-2900 or write Bureau O 11/21 322-8300 National Cdli er apply In person, 2330 VAUXHALL RD. of Children's Services, 139 Main St, Oranqe, N.J. Who wants to keep In 0 11/21 MEMORIAL GENERAL HuUNKKIUiPEK WANTtiD - for nice UNION, N.j, Tool & Mfg. Co. .07050. •-.-»-,- home in Madison, Private room, bath, An Equal Opportunity Employer HOSPITAL touch with public T.V., Two school children. Driver 100-124 No. 12th St. Kenilworth X 11/21 UNION, N.J, prtifcrf yd, salary arranged. Call 377- 0 11/21 : 23S1 evenings or week-ends. THE PHONE 687.1900, EST. 233. Calling all live wires! Here is your {An Equal Opportunity Empleygf) R 11/21 X 11/21 C 11/21 chance to know what's going on in the SEARCH j FACTORY WORKERS worm and perform a valuable service, KEYPUNCH OPERATOR far immediate 21 yrs, or over, $2,25 per hr, MAN wanted fur Prsduetign UepU of St. Barnabas Medical Center needs a full opening in growing suburban Insur- starting rote, progressive in- leading plastics mapufaotufor. Oaotl SAMPLE ance Co, Requires good speed and ac IS ON ! B. Altman & Co. creases. Steady year round em. starting rate, benefits* Experience not time Switchboard operator with some ex- curacy with some previous experience, I ployment with edveneementop- egeentiaL We will train. Apply; ESffiellent opportunity for advancement. ETHVLKHECQHP, perience preferred, You will be buzzing Liberal benefits, 35.hour week and for *85,000 sharp pis with of- i portunities. Rololir.g shifts PACKER cafeteria en premises, For appeinbnent Shift preiums, life insurance 7§l Central Ave, Murray llill with excitement when you hear the ex- contact Mr, B, Johnson," 464.i66u, or call Short Hills, N.J. fice experience to fill exciting j & peniion plan, hospitdlitatian Mr. Miller 464=2600 ; SEVERAL OPENINGS cellent pay and benefits. Come in now or THE HANOVER DJIURANCE GROUP & medical Insurance, 10 paid X 11/28 call Personnel Department, MURRAY HILL, N,J. R 11/21 MANPOWER positions! I nslidoys S, paid vacations. j Will repackage dyes, pigmenti MATURE WOMAN to baby sit days for i Must be able to read & write MAK~R ti PON SnJLK Still has a few choice openings and ehcmlggfs from bulk drums syspended ctjilingj pxeeltcntfuture, es- intp smalicr sample slie psek- 2 small children, Drivingpreferredbut • Best pay in our history ! English & do simple arithmetic perienee not ncGRSsary* not necessary. References, Bale 669, teif. agcl end prepare far mm I ings BuburBan publishing Co., 1291 stuyve- • Interesting assignments phgnc 241=3090 evek. 6i6-5771 t§ eusfsmers* Must be In SK- 992.5500 sant Ave,, Union, Z 11/21 K 11/21 for the holiday season. •» Youchoose the days you work col lent phyiieo! eendlfisn* ALCANMETAL POWDERS MAN NEEDED to work part Brno, Must pfevlde awn transppftof Ion, 901 LEHICH AVI., UNION evenings in service gtaiien. Tern's i FULLTIME 5 DAYS, 37'/2 HRS. Excellent eampsny benefits. SAINT BARNABAS COME IN NOW if you type, file, An equal opportunity employer Sunoee Eerviee, Orange Ave. corner PLEASE CALL MR, E, DAY AT MONIYI! / take dictation, run an office ma- X11/21 Lenox Ave,, Irvington, n 11/21 ; PART TIME 5DAYS, 27HHRS. 687.2830 MEDICAL CENTER chine. The Manpower Talent MACHINIST WANTED That'i what our working Search is On! GENERAL all around man fur machine Machinist to setup 6 operate horizontal shepi fill benefits] full or part tim& Also Convenient Schedules on A Daily Basis, Or GAF Old Short Hills Road mothers are making - boring mill, tup rate, overtime L days. G&U §28=5SBu er eom£ in fsr In* security. Call Jim Calmer 373- THURSDAY EVENINGS AND SATURDAYS teryiew* Harpak Machine ItTpsICorp., Livingston, N.J. HOW? Ill Leftg ave-, Hillside, B 11/Su 2«0, 9 - 4 P, M, X 11/21 Corporation An Equal Opportunity Employer MANPOWER ^-4 SiLLINGvNON:SELLING- RESTAURANT By putting trmir office MAIN! KNANCE MAN ; 2299 Vauxhall rd. Union, N.j. 1141 E. jeriw St. Elizabeth GENERAL FACTORY HELP An Equal Opportunity Employer AffllSTANT BOOKKEEPER CLERK TYPISTS • levers! immediate ikills to work on a part 351.5550 full or part time for maintenance STOCK CLERKS Far aeet^ receivable, modern plantj openings In growing suburban insur. We require men In various and cleaning, in small plant in R 11/21 pleasant working eenaltians, excellent anee company. Amount of typingvaries time or full time^bosis - 20 Prospect St. We.rfield areas sn the day shift 8 to r starting salary, fuU benefits, by petition but spod speed and ac- 233.4965 Springfield, h , j, MU 6-4162, "_ Bchmio & Son Inc. curacy are essential. Excellent oppor- If you type, take iteno, An Equal Opportunity Employer 4:30 p.m. (ON A PERMANENT BASIS) SHEET METAL WORKERS 101! so, Springfield Ave, Mauntaingids tunity lor advancement, liberal bene- file, or have any office R 11/14 . Lift Truck Operotor 9 A.M. • 5:30 P.M. -5 DAY WEiK MECHANICS, BRAKE SIT-UP X11/21 fits, 3D*hQur week and cafeteria en MEN, PUNCH PRESS SET.IJP premigea. For appointmenteontaetMrs skills, register today and —'—~—' ~ ^—- _ | Shipping Department MAINTENANCE B, Johnsonln.oaOP, WE ONLY NEED YOU 'TILL : Maintenonse Department ; MEN, SHEAR OPERATOR EX. THE HANOVER DJSUHAKCE GROUP start earning high pay and DICIM1IB24 MECHANIC . . .IMMEDIATE EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS PERIINCED, WELDERS, IX- MURRAY tin,L, N.J, H 11/21 EARN UP TO $2§,anheur inyeurspare i Power Press Operators 1 AnRACTIVE bonui with time semng ooam«ttca. 751-4229 or ' Power Brake Operators All around mechanic with In- PIRIINCED IN HELIARC, dusffial experience in mscktnc- GRINDERS EXPtRIBNCID IN CLERK TYPIST Ea 4.0OT7. X 11/21 I Spot Welders APPLY AT PERSONNEL OFFICE WOMAN Berkeley ' savingi & Loan , Pleasant Repair Department repairi conveyors & furnaces CABINET FINISHING, INSPEC- Needed hare. Capable, -- respon- WOMEN TO SEW ON DRAPERY FOR I Utility Men Rotatina shift, exe. beneflti surreunaings, fringe benefit!!. Know- OLSTEN MTEWOE DECORATOR IN SPRDIO. UPPER LEVEL i TORS . MECHANICAL, OVER- sible, to learn and teach pro- ledge of stenography. Can Mr, Baen. niLD, FULL OH PART TIME, "' Power Press Die setters seme paid by company,10 paid TIME AND LIBERAL BINE- feltianal moke-up. Alto pel. siger, IJ6.4SPP. X 11/21 Services J7«.0S0i R11/21 Apply Coffee.Met Corp, holidpys, >lble to have small business of 231 St. MM, St. I CLIRK-TYPBT Kenilworth 241.8400 ALCAN METAL POWDERS MONDAY THRU SATURDAY, 9i30 - 5 P.M. 0 ,, j, '• NEWARK your awn. Write: include phone I Installment lean dept, experienced or UNION ELIZABETH WOMAN - PART-TIME for p-erting 901 L1HIGH AVI., UNION no, cart ft itationery stort. Must Be Blea.. •! METAL PRODUCTS- INC. trainee, full line positions, fringe 1969Morris Ave., 12J BroadSt. ! ssHt it enerirae. iomi experience An equal opportunity smpl&yep benefits, X 11/21 _ 3 Mark Rd,, Si6.6400,JCeniiworth • Viviane Woodard Cosmetics UNION CENTER NATL, BANK oBe-3262, 9-5 354-3939, 9.3 preferred^ Apply iat. only before 12 or FEMALE R 11/28 Dept. 70132, 565 Sth Ave, after 4 p.m. GUARD 2003 Morris Ave, Union UNION STATION 1RY N.Y.N.Y., 10017, or iBi-iJoo NEWARK Opportunity with nia|or feed PART TIME 6 to iO t'.M.-men necdod 24 Commerce St. 102i Stuyvesani Ave, Union ' WAREHOUSEMEN'" Telephone (212) 6S2.4S32 An geual opportunity Employer ril/ai eoneern (or plant guard. Liberal to deliver our advgrriiing matefiaL K 11/21 K 11/21 642.0233, 9-S benefits. Apply personnel office No experience necessary, $3,50 per CLERK-TYPIST nrneral wLirrhguie work order pick- hour. Car eisential, ing, parkine and shippmg. Goad start- CLERK R 11/21 WOMAN TO WORK in flower shop, part- 8:30 a.m. • 4:30 p.m. MERCHANDISIN6 DEPARTMINT in| ssiary j[tlu6 6 $109)"and oitoellent BEAUTICIAN - FULL OR PART TIME Unie, three to four days a week. Some KRAFT FOODS Osed iyplsi. All around operator, excellent Condi, Lntsresang diversified duties in custo- experience designing, sales and so sn 31 Evans Terminal General clerical duties. FlSHEti ICIENTiFIC tians. Top salary, or person with knowledge of plants and Esperienee necessary §2 Fadcm rd. gpFiriElield K3.I701 K ii/Jl jners service department. Bright be- OPERATORS Hillside. N.J. PART TIME FACTORY HELP ] 37S-1400 Sinner ieeeptable. New modern office, flowers. ApplyKenllworthCreenhouses SjiO AM . 4i30 PM. An Equal Opportunity ! An Equal Opportunity Employer 1 good itartlng salary and excellent bene. (IXPIRIINCBD ON and Flower Shop, 276-0263, R U/BI MALE BANK TELLERS - COMMERCIAL We ff1«ive part time work on our day ! DEPT, Esperleneea or trainee, full fits. Apply in person or call R 11/21 SEWING MACHINiS) shift lor power press operators* spot ' time positions, (rings benefits, FISHER SCIENTIFIC Domettie Help Wonted-Womgn -2 welders, mechanical assemblers and i yjnpN CENTER NATL. BANK 52 Fadem Rd, Sprinjlleld HOLiDAY AND FULL-TIMB 2003 Morris Ave, Union Apply in potion set up men for power preites and ! MAiNTENANCE DAY WORKER - 1 day per week, $1.50 WORK . One of New jersey's 188-9100 379-1400 Figure Builder Foundations brakes. Com e in and pick tlie hours ' BENCH IIANU5 An Irjual Opportunity Employer An Equal opportunity Employer per hour, I hours, Reftrencas, Call largest retail liquor chains has BBi-2460 after 1 p,m. X ll/Jl to suit your available time, l MECHANIC Goru^Fal factory work, eempimy paid K 11/21 1060 Commerce Ave,, Union, N.J. immediate openings for full- bonctita, full time. time personnel. Excellent op- Expcrinnccd. 3rd shift, 10:30 PM to 7 AM. Repair r.achm- WOMAN WANTED TO CLEAN HOUSE COFFEE MAT CORP, Call 687.5040 G 11/21 1 or 1 1/2 DAY PER WEEK. CALL portunities fer advancement. ery and meehonleal equipment. Diagnose tfoy h\ei dis- CLERK TYPIST Liberal starting salary. 251 So, 31st. St. mantle Ond repair* Set-up and spefate all machine §hsp CLERK BILLING CLIRK AFTKR 6 P.M. ilworth 241.8400 PAYROLL 832-4091 R11/21 equipment* Moke niotds^ dyes from blueprint drawings. Perform rouUne clerical duties of Qrperlence resjUireB,typinf necessary, PAID HOSPITALIZATION Generoi duties include filing arid epera- You Con Be An Operator For PAID INSURANCE tlqn of blue print maehlne. Na rneehani* some diversity, material records in- emelient salary and benefltB for riffii cal exprjrienee necPKgary, Gsodopper- Us Right Now... II You Hove 1 eluded. Must type and take shorthand, person, pleasant olflci apply: LIGHT HOUSEKEEPmO PAID VACATION HLK ICREEN OPERATOR tunity. Full or part timg ftrnplaymsnt, Year Or Mare Experience At PHOENIX COMPANY FORaPEOfLI PAID PENSION PLAN Modern plasUes plant in Hillside look- H,J, RLJESCH MACHINE CO. 200 Morris Ave, ftrinffleld 1 DAYi A WEEK SERVICEMAN MAINTENANCE Plruit lseatiid in tlnlon. Call 352.6410 Operating A Calculator OF An 376-8283 K 11/21 PAID HOLIDAYS ing for ~a squeegie eperatsr! ejeperi- Fit. 4. X 11/ai IBM Typewriter, We Need A L 11/21 CALL 372-1524 K 11/21 SALARY INCRiASIS eneed in elese regiiter eeler work in !, V. DEPARTMENT plastiee, PeFmanint positiorif § day DEPARTMENT NEW HANK Billing Clerk Who Is Alert And IRVDJOTON resiflent, woman or hirt APPLY HOME LIQUORS week, excellent atarUne salary, 9 paia Supply raw materifjls Qnd sup. Accurate With Figures, On Top PA{!T«TIME.FLI}qBLE HRS. perfect school senior, general cleaning. Sat- piles to meet production needs. EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE SOLIC- for women with gehaal age children, 1907 Morris ave.. Union, N.j. heUdays, hospital insurance L other This will be a pragregsive bank in Of A Good Solary, You Will Re. ITOR S to work from home for clothing urdayj one family house. Call after i frlnie benefits, Operate equipment, 7AM • 3:30 perfect time to start for ejdtra XBjaJ p.m. J7S.6JB7 Rll/ai 1532 Main st., Rahway, N.j. Suburban mRtrepdlitan Now Jersey. We eelve Many Benefits, Par In- drive. All areas. Call 759-3124 of i : R 11/21 EMELOID CO, PM, PERSONNEL are Ff;afjy to launch our ship. Openings stance, Blue Cross, Blue Shield, 376-1481 F 11/Ji Call 8H.0J4B K li/21 1239 Central Ave. Hillside for president and staff.SendresurnctQ: ElS»1944 Psr bui Id]n g mainfenanee snd Full Major Medical And Life In. greunds €are. Piek-ups and de- P.O. Ha* *4J5, Union, N J 07013 surancs. Must Have Transporta- INSPECTORS An Equal Oppof turity Employer ORDER PACKER X 11/S1 'FULL TIME SALES HELP - 5 days, REAL ESTATE HOUSEKEEPERS K 11/21 li veriei hy company veh isles. tion. Call Mr. Wolfe at 688-4382 SHIPPING DIPARTMENT Day shift. 40 Heur week. •LKAHN TYPINO Today, 40 hour weelt. Liberal starting salary, One of the largest,, most itn-aetive We have |ob( luiteri to your Floor inspection on screw me* real estate otflcea In the Short WUs SALHSMAN - Nat'l Insurance Co., 100 7 AM . 3:30 PM •IIAflN rASY MONEY many company benefits. Apply Ln convenience-, from 4 hour! one chine parts and secondary oper*' LEARN TYPING in our 10 woekoourse person; ares has openings for an alert, day a week to rive full days, aliens. Must he experienced in years old, offers a pernianent gales position in our Union, N, j, office. at our business mar Kino schaal far just F, W, WOOLWORTH CO, attractive, intelligent saleiwomBn, Al'ss live-in situations,short and the use of precision measuring 12.50 per week. We also teach yeu haw PETERSON STEELS, INC. 720 Morris Ave, Short Hills Experience preferred butnotesgential. long. Select the best for yeu, tools. Clean modem plant io* Lifetime position carries very sub> MALE/FEMALE ts earn maney at home with youF type, stantlal income if you can qualify. writer, F«p,?ter now, call Miss King, L 11/2! Pleigant, eon|enlal office with ttemtn- and earn In your free time, as cated In Springfield, N,J. Good UNION, N.j, dous eatahllsHed earning potennal, Apply: Mr. 0'L.aughlin. 687-8W0. INSPECTORS 67S.lnpn is many other experienced wo- pay and warking conditions. SMITH OFFICE MACHINE SCHOOL 0 11/21 376-2300 K 11/ai FULL TIME SALESLADY, 5 DAYS men do. Good pay, benefits, no All benefits plus overtime, QUALITY CONTROL DEPARTMENT 494 Central Ave,, Fast orange A WEEK, 9 to 5:30 P. M, BENEFITS Xll/ai Write to! Box 670, Suburban $17,000 PLUI REGULAR CASH BONUS High sehesi gradufltgs Mothefflfltiei Qnd some ssleneg, BOOKKE EPIR-TYPIST HELIN ELLIOTT '"' HOMEMAKERS, INC, Publishing Corp., 1291 Stuy. for man over 40 in Union-Essex ayea. EH>IBIENCED • Oood lee&Hon for SALIIWOMIN. Lailios needed for Expeftenee in laboratory preferred but not required, 2nd 313 MILLBURN VE, MILLBURN part-rime hsura to soil millinery and 272.5800 OR 4.4426 vesant Ave., Union* N.j. Take short trips to eonteet customers. local girl, salary open, (Union Co.) (Eiseii Co.) Air mail R, A^ Dlokorson, President, shlH only. 3;3Q PM to 12 Midnight, 183-5410 x-n/ai aceessories, X 11/21 NOBBY JffiLINERY Southwestern petroleum Corporation, Service Sales 354 Springfield Ave, lummit Fort Worth, TcifM 76101, Z 11/21 Help Wonted.Men TRUCK DRIVER EXPERIENCED YOUNo"~SispdiraiiLFMH|(~~waiijif Full Time " Girls Women FOR LOCAL OIL DELIVERIES to learn sheet metal & welding* Write ACCOUNTS STINO Box 881 e/o union Leader, 1291Stuyve- And Accounting Clerk CALL 486.2726 L 11/81 Full lime poiifion. Short Hills aant Ave., Union, N.J, K 11/81 PAYABLE Part Time location. Excellent working con- Experience in general account- Interesting Work In TelephenG DON'T PUTTER AWAY ditions, Nen contributory retire- Help Wanted-Men & Worhin /i||Heip Wanttd.Man & Wajntri ing, good^ opportunity for nlgit Sorvleo Solos. No Experience men* program and other fringe CLERK Neeessory, If You Hoy* The g benefits. Salary commensurate student. Excellent company ben- Ability To Sell We Will Poy You YOUR SPARE TIME... with experieneB , , , Call High school graduate. 1 year efits. experience in aeeeunts pay- Whilo We Train Yeu. Bxeollent MRS, SHIUL Cempany Benefit Program, Good Apply • able work. 8i3uAM-4;3QPM. GET ON THE GREEN 379.6700 Storting Salary, Discount On Weekdays and Saturday PurehosBj, Paid Vacation And An Equal Opportunity Employer Holfdgys, WITH US. M/' X 11/21 8 A.M. • 4 P.M. Excellent Working Conditions air-conditioned offices SEARS ROEBUCK AND .CO. Housewives, here's a practical way to use your free hours SECRETARY TO MANAGER of small Chancellor Ave, firm, married or sin. ELASTIC STOP NUT D1V, Liberal fringe benefits LOUSONS ROAD, UNION- N.J. and make It pay off. You can work witti us in a temporary gle, esfferleno ed, personable Iteooper- ative hours 8-4s30, Ineludes all phases Amerace-Etna Corp. CALLi 6B7-4170 clerical position, have the satisfaction of earning extra of Buaineas. 375-3B88 Kll/Jl (An Equol Opportunity Employer) Phone 464-4100, Ext, 244 for Interview Appt, 11/31 money, and, at the same time, meet new people. We even TELEPHONE ORDER CLERKS - Top M00 VAUXHALL RD, apot far gals with telephone order UNION, N.J. offer two different types of job opportunities, with your as- taking ejqjerlence for manufacturer's BLOOMINGDALE'S Situation* Wanted sales dept, For appt, eall 276-iOSO, An iqyai Opportunity EmpjayjM C.R, BARD, INC. signment depending upon your qualifications. Both positions Eft"9. K il/il PH^^ IJW LAIU Jull fir pjrt oH/ii Lifcn^cd, lunchi *, -upervisi 1 offer a good salary and pleasant working conditions. Hospital & Surgical Supplies p>. Men, - In, -iirt it (\pmnpc TRADE A POT OF COrFEIt a ealie Happiness is working r for a free Christmas wardrobe. Gall .nh \uur htmi, I ill Mil b-773J, We have openings for active File Clerk, positions. No ex- Mrs. Wagner 681-8028, K 11/21 731 Central Avenue Murray Hill, Newjersey I ll/Jl perience is necessary. This work is suitable for ttie person for Bloomingdale's Equal Opportunity Employer iiuu'.rwiri wi'iu \I LLtCK - UXI'UltltNCUD IICIMC who doesn't mind a llttlephyslcal activity and doesn't want CLERK G 1 1 '21 keey Savings I. Loan, Modern I'LIASl L \L1 761 "l", ill dnj Sat- to be tied to a desk. ofllco, frinBe benefits, .salary open, Mature Man For Duties R 11/21 call after ir'.a.m, Mr, tiartenberg at Christmas 926-4500 In Supply Room. III Ml IM>1 j ur lilt. r«, rfp'rts- For ttie person who has an aptitude for figure work, we have t Hi mrnt= I hn-tm i» ill I , r ti. I * Must Have Mechanical Apfi. ptit tilling dune in mj hinu. Fusion openings in positions where a fair amount of calculating ihlf prn L pr imj_t mi r, L dl TYPIST tude Par 1250 MULTILIfH GOOD STARTING SALARY HAHNE & COMPANY 111, 1221 X 11/21 work Is performed. No experience Is necessary, but if you PRINTING PRBSS. AND IMMEDIATE STORE DISCOUNT havi had previous work experience, such as bookkeeping in Excellent warking conditions. presently Qcccptlny applications far fulUflme Srid part-time \IHtl rspt rl nr, i tt^lthrr will tutor RELIEF SWITCHBOARD liltli liatl ur nllrtt flulint-. Hnll a small officeor a similar work background. It may be helpful. All benefits. Apply weekdays edyiS in the f§| jgWing paslf Sensi Mi-tir mil IVetiritt, \tttr 5 p.m. Diversified duties In busy buy- and Sat, 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. FLEXIBLE SCHEDULES !>Hf 44R2 T 11/21 For an interview, visit our Employment Bureau any time bet- ing offices of expanding retail PORTER ween 8:30 A.M. and 2:30 P.M!, Monday through Friday. ELASTIC STOP NUT DIV. AVAILABLE Tfinpoi.irv Home Help chain. Company paid benefits Amerace-Esna Corp. MATRON • Nursing - Housekpeping including Blue Cross, Blue KITCHEN MAN •SALES Practical Nuriesi Nursoi Aidei Shield 2300 VAUXHALL RD. SALAD AND SANDWICH MAKER UNION, N.J, Heysekeepers & Day Workers THE PRUDENTIAL Apply Personnel Office WAITRESS i We mpintain n fully qualified, Apply Ptrsonnel Dept An Equal Opportunity Employer INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA 4th Floor ' • • permanent staff, bonded Si in- G 11/14 sured, available for temporary Par an appointment call Mr. Sullivan, Manager, at 233.4600, •'"••— , 213 Washington si, : R&S Home & Auto Stores & pert-time jobs, days i, hours to suit your needs. Newark, N.J. Rt.22,Union,N.j.(Opp. Flagship) GASOLINE iEIWlCI ITATION atten- BLOOMINGDALE'S dant from 4 p.m. to 8 p,fn, it from 8 Weitfield, New Jer'tey HOMEMAKERS, INC, 272.5800 An Equal Opportunity Employer An Equal Opportunity Employer a.m. to 6 p.m. IilurdayB, Short Hills a O 11/51 CliUDRJ-Bi2a F 11/2B G 11/8! •J 18— i hut I —,]>} 1 I '•Mil,,,, HIHS Public Notice HILLJIDE I'Hlil K Mil riTYIil [.INI iflltlNIAL PIIIII.K Nii-|li I In h J m } Dir« f as client I * tin- (i.ll.,wlriR ,,r!i,,.,iir • I ~>tion (I lit e 1 re reafia nil i.Al.AHV- .-lll'l |i.if>Hi'i1 (ill flTHt ri .1111111 try tl -I tin: City ul l.iii'ltn in IIK i ..I fu fit wall la W II snr|_el g, (VI \NIIA1III !,il wii.i. I;A(mi ICI N * i n j w Inr faun on lit I c dish lur IH, iVbli jiul will In' I'ri'f ilj II .! , \u n ii i i i 1 I wuihpf und 3 u can IfinnKri furth, r L'unil.ltr'U'iii ami I i,. I. Ii. liplii 111 til* ( fjUllClI t I nitii-f*, rity IL.il, i i ii r i en kJej A.king Hg 500 Ml liltlHY KlMI t lal.2, l Woii! Avi.rnH', I.mil* , K.i lir..v .1. rr, r*'aH*jnaliii:', C'al ,itti f L 1 JOHN P MLMAHON RI iltur 1%irii'idy, IJrrrinhrr ;i lliiiH Jt H;D'i P.M, 27A-2H20 /, 11/21 tiniF, or AH MO'.fltln 1 N * t 1 1585 Morn. Ave,, Union Un- mallrr can bp fr.i'Iw-tL 111 I IN I I f II 1 MU 8-3434 JI i rn * i i MLIiCUHY IlililiY I'ffiS, 2 dour I HANCCi II. li\NN [ I f L I I I I II Ope inly i 'I wgckrnJ, til 5 i*i- 11 k. i blue sotl-m, j •- stef/rlng .md Jjrdius City tlurk III lull I I II \ I AN llUDINANi'l TO AMINlj n n i witlj air mtH. I I 1 U I I I I III I I i I II III r n 21 AND KlJlipI.I Ml NT AN Olllll- M Ul III 1 Mil II 1 I 1 I 1 1 Ii '. 1 II t 7-Y'lll I 11/21 NANil: iiNTITI.I I), "AN cildil- I I I \1 111 11 [ I 11 I I I i i \ iniv 1 "1 11 I II 1 I II II I - I I > 1 I li M nil i f Hillildi! High School Section, NANC'K TO Kial/l.ATI ANIi II 1 I II I I 1 II I ' l ' S 1 ( I 4 11 I 11 t 1 1 I I III 2 a I I II in ml II | i( i li a i 6 room colonial, 2 car garage Ol US i'ltii hl.u fill, t nui'i- I III' Ii,w i>lt01IIIllT Till- HUNNINt, AT I7 1H 1-111 I \ 1 t 1 I I II t 1 U I 11 t I \ 1 LAHGIi Of IXXiS WITHIN Till II »1 I I 1U1 i il | I , | _ \1I Alum siding cam btngtian afarm iT1 i 1 *J,Ip,t- Car Ih in fUi.iil .ipptJ.ir.iiiuu and 11 It 11 I I 11 1 1 M lL CITY OF I.INDIN " AI'PIIOV1.11 1 PI t II I f 1 J 1 7 il full tn u nt J l_-l i s ii .n windowi- gal heat. Oik ing runnlnj', i:uhthiiuii wiili JIUWL-I hrakiNi. Fl.imUAHY 21, 19BJ. I l\1 I 1 III I [1 iuiinaia Opportunity* i ii n I M I Ml %li 900 puwt'i Miri-riiif., rcniiM- rt.niinlij. I/icuu y UK IT OIltMINI.I) HY TIM. I OUNI II. i , i i i. i II II \ir wu in II urn I I 1 all Cltanan OF'THi; CITV Or LINIII.N: I \ r \ I I 1 I I 1 I I " I 111 \\ i f I 1 I I M I \l I 1 I MM I III Floor Machines & Woxin Ml Calvin Coolidge - 7 room cap« .bis wlHJflh .MIL] j.nuw lifi', Mfitn $?.S0_ Section 1. That.thf Orillnani-r rntlUc-.l, • Ml Vi VlllNt II M I 11 Ml 1 I 1 II I 1 I 1 1 111 \H »UH Will II 1 cod, 3 cor gorage, combinafion i'.ill eves. 172 lni'l || I,|i "AN OlUJINANCi, Tl) lil.GUl.ATI. AN|5 21 I H II I \\ \ I I 1 \l I i ii >v. c i i \a i PIIOHIHIT THKHUNNINCATI.AHGI.UI l\lll I I It I I H 111 1 II I H 1 \ JI \\ I Ml MI I H windows, finished bsttmenf 1 I I I 1 IIS! II i I I ' I i I i Vii i IXXiS WITHIN THE- CITY OI I.INDI N,' M I \ 11 11 I I' Mil II 111 $25,900 PONTIAC 1963 TempiM 4 Cylinder approved February 21, 1982, ali.ill he and \i L i) i i w- ix j ,, 11 1 \\ I Mil 1 i t 11/1 til I Station Wagon, New rngint., hydromaUe, Uie a;ifnrj ifl Hereby arnemiefi ajul ftuppit'- I 1 M S a l I M f I "I! J-l r II III II V, \ ] I I I II I \l 1 I [1 I II III'. 2 Fomtly Hillsids Ave Section, r/S, Call 373-3131. 7. U/li mentPti to read niifQliqws; L f ml 1 i H I 1 I 1 | 1 1 I I 11 W«otUr*trtppln 6 ond 6, eombingfien storm win- Ns person owning, keeping or liir- Instruction!, School* Furniture Repairs n PONTIAC 1961 Vtnturn, 2 iTcwr.^VlJ, bC'ring a dog shall permiter Hufler ittj * ii -i i ii i II i [i mi ni II ill il dnws, new roof, 220 electric, P/S, Automatic, with snow tires. Good do any injury, or to do any damagf* to Li -j.1 \ I d ~ — ~"~ IMI KUKkl.SiCi Ml-:TA1. WI-IA llll-:i< I — M U I MJ I III i 2 haoting units; Asking $28,900 condition J2S0. any lawn, Bhrybbery, flowers, grounds Ji 11 t i I II I III IlllI ill i II I I I M II VI) I U1IIIV I i Hll'I'IS't! ItlK DOimS AND WIN- Mil t L 1 m t p m 1 t ! | — CaU 686-1571 Z 11/21 or prpperty. .i 15 [Hi JUI MM 1 J t II w th n t h n 11 Lp I , II I I I 111 I I I I I I r v\ I I II VI 1 | ws. MAUIdCi: LINDSAY i WL The Qwuqr ef any dog while walk Lng, Li I n I I 1 i 11 ff til |il ri ( Illlui \U| t I ! 11 I I I "I' I 1MIII I I MWllllirihli., IHV. ^HS i-lS,l7, KOSTECKA AGCY. BROKER MiNAULT CAIIAVKLLK - 1S63 hard- airing, exerelsing or otherwise pef, 1219 Lib«rty A»B, Hill.id. U \ A 1 ii I ir| • It n III ( J I I 1 B It II I ff II i i 1^( I 1 1 I II VI I I 1 u/21 ! top convertible, white, •! spend, law mittlnf the said dog to use the pybliir I- i r t Li! J m, mt \u i i u i ILI I 923-8700 mileage. Host oifcr, sirlewilka or highways, or to be out- t 1 IV L I I ft C ill w til > I 1 4 t IK Garage Peats L/U/21 CaU 381.8045 F 11/21 Bide the premiseB pecuplefi by Uie It i llr w I nl ] Mil II owner, shall at all Umts keep tj^t Haiti IBM TRAINING tBB ill Z 11/ 1 _ I.I.KliJi: - S HOOM AI'AHTMKNT VOLKSWACtN SK1JAN . 1963 Grey, dog under his eontrel and shall eaufif d 1 U 1 I ILS MUIIRAY HILL 39,000 mUos, H t II., W. W., |630. him to be properly curbed as and when III M\ \M WAll.AIU.I Illf. 1ST, OB JAN. 1ST, I COMPUTER PROGRAMME M \vri 1^.1 1 > j 1 I m F t SPAHKLING CLEAN (realily painted QcceUent eonyitien, the oecaslpn arises. 1 t -1444 40 iiuiJsiDi: Avi;,, HILLSIIJI, Colonial split ievul in PjaNCKTON 378.3492 J 11/21 Any dog which has attacked or bitten IBM KEYFUNLH $R fl dJi t M I 1 J N II M r ii \i u I 11/21 | HILL suction; 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2baths, any human being, or which habitually It It! i 1 family room, firrplaer; custom woven 1 141 : Automotive Service attacks ether dogs or dempBtlc ani- IBM DATA PROCEJ INt r V> I I I fi IJ IIT I i i I I [] 1 I1IV1NGTON - 5 HOOM AI'AHTMENT rarpetlng; (lnishril iBHraipnt; 3 walk- mals, is hereby defined to heavicious It 1, 1 \K (IN CiAS, Cl.KAN, WILL KKPT, . Sho CQ I«1 T on Plo I if J in elosi.ts; true housr (or Oic chiliircn; dog, for the purposes of Uils seetlsn. Cutlers & Leaders t 1 1 j i I RLI I CALL 094-0^69 « 11/21 3 blocks to train station; available COLLISION 1 MECHANICAL REPAIRS It sdall be the duty oftheChlefor Act. Ml I I LL II\L II M Dec, 20. High 40's, 464-0196, F 11/31 LAYNB MOTORS App o fid fe Vete nni by H, J -UTTtK LI \LEr i y 1 1 ing Chief of the Police Department to 1 tr It In It p-ft *pplionce Repair! 1HV1NCTON • 1IUO1;7 HOOM APAHT- 46S LKHIGH AVE,, UNION, N,j, receive and invesfJEate complaints State Dept of Educof on h tint r 1 1") 1 MITJT 3 bijtiropmg and 1 1/2 baths, | against rJc^Sj and when any dog corn- J KOSLLLL PARK . CHARMING 3-bed. MU 7-3542 G 11/Jl SCHOOL OF ' H ft " ', n V/l" ' T\ LRV1 L A1K DNUITH JIN HJH JLLIN H KiriSC I \1 LI II I Call 37S-2712 F 11/21 plained aifalnst shall be deemed by HUeli DATA PROGRAMMING LllI TV ALL LUVU r J iJlBlll Ml/ / b I I LI I I \I II roam Colonial; oil steam, modern kit- Chief, or Actilui Chief of the Pollee chen; nice yard; near N.Y^ trans,, Mini.bikts, Korfi, Sno-Mebilfi Department to be a vicious dog, as 1011 Ituyiminn! A nn e — — ~ —— | l LI I MI It MILl\ LI t [ — d 1 1 t> II VINtrK'N - Largf 1-1/2 nir condi. sehosls. stares: principals. Call 241- herein defined, the said officer shall Union 964 1144 , L I 1 Mlir V U h I IH 1 n A w I 1 I Id i t 1 nixl rfficirney (j.nrLlLTi apt,, self con- MYKK'S KART SHOP, AMOCO SER, report the facts to the Judge of 1 I 1 .1990.. Fll/2i li I 11 44i VNM 1 illi'd heat, iippllnnccs, full tiaili F, Go Karts-Mini - Dikes - Snowmobiles ! the Municipal Court of the City of II fh I.LL IYM Oh lit UIMt tL I 1 ! J i I I/I I JWUT; ^yytl nuighborlioud, pnrking, Linden, who shall thereupon cause r%LL Ml N SNU TLI \ll Used f,New.BuyiScli-Parts& Service i the owner or person harboring such dog 375-UM1 I 11/21 RUMSON-GRACIOUS OLD ESTATE L UON/\LLi: DS K Rt, 22, North I'laintield. 756-6226 | to be notified in writing of the eqffi, I U LI ll\ I ^ — 1 i r- surrounded by ilmost 5 acres of plaint against such dog, and to appear fUENTM. HI m t fully hjllj hHVLT d v, y p ri I 1 t 1 11 i r 1. t 1- OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL siaEaly spceimen trees and Foiling lawns before said Judge of the Municipal * n I tr ru I f H^pl fm wo I Public Notice I hu 1 Ml u, M »ll| «r 11 r Home Improvements 1 U i U 1 1 Branch Brook Pork Tennis Courts 12 rooms, 4,l/2baths; excellent condi- Court at a stated ttme ana place. The h _i H4lb 8 111 13 I -N.il V tl I n w k J -i 1 tion; private sale; $85 (Illd- Judge of the Municipal Court at the Lall 54» 31 Z 11/ 1 \LIIMINUM ID1NC 1 11 i J 4it t PUBLIC NUTlCti v » mil ii CITY OF LINDEN time set for such hearing, shall inquire Y, \ HCU 1 11/ H 741-0B73 I u/21 into the faet«, and give HI interested ersonob PHILrO K Inp t- w th lib I 11 ( T I FOREST HILL i'Liul IC NtiTlCE Ii tiersby liven nut EM i mtr fyllLiwinE QreUnariEG wiia inu-Qduccd sndBJised persons an opportunity to be heard, fr 11 nt ndlt n, Kltch n under oath, and to be represented By CLMPUTERTIMr I m th f rn- t 6 hsu a Call 4 -tl 4 j/Il/ I [ ARTILLL»LR? W Ulnb to p y for SPMIJOrlELD - 4 bedroom Colonial, en first resdlftg by'the CyyncU of the City st %VAIl \BLE M LFL fid 0 v wiUi (ireplace, convenient location, 1 Linden In rhc Counry yf uniyri, State of New counsel, and the Judge of the Munici- lit 3L 371 4359 11/ 1 m pert w I —lan hip? We mis egl TERRACE pal Court shall decide in accordance Mr H she. man I i i- F rUntL I I t M i II Irnt_rn em I r I t t m t h r dentil paintinp Inc ear Barage, 1 1/2 baths, low taxes, jersey, on November 6(h, 1968 ar^ will be BBS 43B2 X 11/ 1 J it an i f 1 129,100. Principals only, Dr 6-4991 preienled for further eofislderaUyn and hear^ with the evidence before him, and PI1J* LSL\ LRANr MaJioinn ui lni; 1 tr I pi t Ii^ t n 19H P H ppe > on h8 -C4 <) T/v if the Judge of the Municipal court imp n D x-t- HI GARDEN ARTS. ing ly be held in Ble Council CtmntBrl, tjity F HMFR COUNTY PHY ILAL THFH 11 t dlt f d 1 d F tl r Hail, Wsgd Avenue, Linden, New jersey sn shall decide that such dog complained of is a vicious dog, as defined by this API T Di Jres st dy pr ate pusl (J00 00 C-ill ft fl p m IBB K 11^21 41 41 1 J i FbH I Ek. \PI LIAJ r. SpfUNO FIELD. l\HiArf, Lleecrnber 3rd, 1968 it BitXl p.m. U n p rsonal aid ch uffe mas STUDIO APTS, prevailing time, of as soon thereafter as section, notice of such decision shall F 11 1 rABLNE V iritL 1 \LLRII ME NEW HOMES be given to the owner of person har- su r yur er Exc llent r f r n P PASCALE h AL GENI I UIDtl rrEDhLLI M\ L )L(1 LIIE TF\S CI \H SOME HIAOY FOR OCCUPAMCY. Call the muse f can be reached, Will tr 1 CaU H \ M y r,7B6 8 I I 1 \LLL I I 1/ H I FRANCIS H, LIANN bqring such dog, NodogwKIch has been WATER PROOFING t MASON WORX NEED MilRh kut M We d II type \ TEEC CALL (.1 ( HR X T/r 376.0770 Mon, thru FrL, eves. 378. so determined to be aviciousdoishall o till PI Bon *141 H wth n fli rd $95 7139, Fll/al City Clerk N J X 1 /14 I 1 J r AaPHALT DRIVEWAY I rem d ling rep ir kit SN ORDINANCE TU CliRMlT ANUKEeU- be permitted to runatlar|e,orbeupgn MU 6.1427 or MU 6-4815 e_\[eri r pr t e ntr t fr ti any street or public place in the City T Til Ml LATE MEMDEMS OF THE POLICE DE- of Linden, eisept while securely 867 RAY AVE,, UNION. N.J, mates, CH 5-1319, aflerSp.m, J U/21 INTERIOR PAINTING DUTCH BOY SUSSEX COUNTY - 3 miles south of PARTMENT OF THE CITY OF LINDEN mussled ajid under leajhj as provided "Girls, gel your inches off" with Body J U/ai I 1-BEDRM. ARTS. Newton, 6 JT, old split level; quiet, TO WORK OVERTIME IN AN EMER. a i/i AVERAGE 3 1/2 ROOM API', iUO. in this ordinance, and the owner or Beautiful, Open Mon, thru Sat. ul 5. | HOME IMPROVEMENTS lovely, setting, level lot 100'by 165, CENCY SmjATON FOR MORE THAN person harborlnf any such vicious dog Mon. thru Wed, til 10 p.m., 1179 ituy- AVERAGE 1 FAMILY HOUSE 1175, rocky, woodsy ledje ( back assures EIGHT CONSECUTIVE HOURS IN ANY who shall suffer or permit such dog to HANOE40" Ciaorie, nu-tene stainless SUBURBAN PAVING COMPANY Wood paneling, remodeling fc reno- n ONE DAY OR MOKE THAN FORTY HOURS vesant Ave. - 371-9032, K t/f FREE ESTIMATES. CALL 997^1411 "•- $110 privacy, 3 bedrooms, J baths, rec, run at large or be upon any street or steel with hood & fan. Best offer, PARKING AREA, DRIVEWAYS, CURB- I vating of all types. Home oHlces it LN ANY ONE WEEK AND AUTHORIZING T/F room, garage. $22,SOU, Owner moving public plaCB in said City of Linden 24S-3652. J 11/21 INC. FREE ESTIMATES - WORK | commercial. AU work done by experts, THE PAYMENT OF OVERTIME COM. out of state, 383-3669 Xll/21 PENSATION. while net securely muKlod and under Iqtgqe Sales GUARANTEED. i CaU for free estimate, 686-420! 2-BEDRM. ARTS. leash, shall be guilty of a violation of RCA COLOR TV 21" K 11/28 Plans Tuning UE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL UF THE this ordinance. MU 7-3133 C 11/14 dm' OF LINDEN; OARAGE iALE HEMOTE Control. ALL PIANOS UNION Perfect condition. $150 Secuon LDorinlaoru 443 E, CLAY AVENUE R. BRENDEL TUNED & REHAIRED The members of the Police Depart, Call 271-4450 before 4 p,ra. J 11/31 Corperiff* Foofuring oil now Formica jink i) g^fy ROSELLE PARK Complete Home Impts, 1 I, RUUMAN 761-4565 The term **Ernefgency as used hercLR 1 ment or Dog Warden are hereby au- SATURDAY, NOV. 23 10-1 p,m, tops, Frigidoire refrigerators and thorised to kill any dangerous dogwhen A, BARTL h SON I & Repairs \ T/F "InUnion'C Berry shall inciude any unusual qyndltlgns caused by I X U/21 lOFA, with sUp covers, torch lamp. new laundry equipment. Only fire, weather or any gircumalances or ilfus- | it is necessary fortheprotectionofany I KITCHEN CABINETS, ALUMINUM j Additloni, Roofini 8i Siding To Sell or Buy person or property. Admiral portable TV, with stand; AI minutes to downtown Newark vio tion Including shortages in the personnei of - condition, SoIdi«Barat6lyor$75forall. ' WINDOWS, TILE BATHROOMS 276,1240 J 1/83 PIANOS TUNED the Police Department eaused by vacancies, Section 2, That the remaining provl. OARAGE SALE NOV. 2) J, 24. Trains, Franklin Ave, subway station sions of Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 of scouting equipment, Christmas toys, 164-1357 R 11/21 I WEATrlER STRIPPING. | ALSO elckneli or injury, ar by the taking of ac- 30 minutet to N.Y.C. crueu vacauon or lick leave yr boEh, whereby the Ordinance hereby amended and sup. lamps, furniture. Excellent condition, ! ES 3-5389 O I/S W.P, RIVIERE PIANOS REPAIRED "C"BERRYfRe€ltor plemented shall continue infuU force and JilS Summit Ter. Linden X 11/21 3-pieee Uving room sets $106,79 325 GRAFTON AVE., NEWARK rhe safety of the puhlie Is eridsflgered sr im= Upleee bedroom sets I8.M CARPENTER-CONTRACTOR- C, Ooseinski ES 5-4816 1115 Morrll A**,, olB-SsOO periled, as shall be determined within Sie effect to the same ejttent as if herein MFRED STENOEL#« BUILDER fully repeated. ON SAT, NOV. 23-10-4 p.m. TOOLS ft 5=pieee kitchen sets 32.60 fl 1/18 HU 2.93?2 e T/F ssle discretion of the officer, board of a£H£lat Tnese are honest to goodness bar- •ALTERATIONS NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL Locatad noor Bloomfield-Belli!- having charge of the Pollee DeparBnent of rM Sectisn i, AU ordinances or parts of CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS • 391 MEI- City of Linden, ordinances inconsistent herewith shall be IEL AVI., SPRINOFIELD K 11/21 gains. No ilmmlclts. Trie same day de- •REPAIRS FREE ESTIMATES-INSURED P1ANO-TUNING vi'lle-Nework city Una, (Opp. UNION livery. PAULA'S rURN,, 29 Broadway, CALL 488-7296 or 688-3219 Section 2. That the chief yf Police be and he and the same hereby are repealed to the • FORMICA TOPS AND Franklin Subway Station) Newark, 482-0521, Z 12/12 X ll/2i NEW LISTING Ii hereby empowered to emplyy within ^ie extent only of such Inconsistency and this Le»» & Found •CABINET WORK OF ALL KINDS REPAIRING F 11/7 limits yl the espendiBifes of the Police I3e» ordinance shall be supplemental and in ..688-6632.* J. ZIDONIK Spacious 3-bodroom Colonial parenent's Budget, members df ^^ HQlice addition to all ordinances and provisions lECTIONAL SOFA - 8 Ft, Club Chair BT/F Kitchen Cobineli hom» featuring l*t fleer powder Departfnent of the City of Linden ori an ever- of ordinances not inconsistent herewith, BHOWiJ -.ONO HAIRED medium slied DR 6-3075 B T/F UNION . FAMILY OF FOUR seeks 3 with Ottoman (slipcovers on ali, I End room, formal dining room, fire- Brno basis for more than eight conseeuHve Seetton 4, This ordinance shall take DOG, 14 years old. Vicinity Vauxhall Table, 1 Coclrtail Table, After 5:30 - Kitchen Design servite d modernizing bedroom apt, preferably near high hours In any one day yr mere than forty hsyfa effect in the manner provided by law. t Oakland Ave,, Union, Answers to Csrptlint Plumbing & Heotinq I gchooL Call 548.2632 after 6 p,m, place, 2-ear garage; estate 372-7820 Z 11/31 by one of New jersey's largest manu- Mrs, Sehlesinger, K 11/21 in any one week, Linden Leader, Nov. 21, 19ii, name "loots." &S-72SI. Z 11/21 fence and immaculate grounds. section 3. The payment for said sverQme CARPET DJITALLING facturers of Kitchen cabinets. See DON'T LIVE WITH THAT DRIP! _____ (Fee i2«,91) Par tnis and other fine homes shall be based upon the masifnum base salary SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY SFIiCIAL - LIMITED QUANTITY TIN- Builders Fair's factory show room on CALL HERBERT TR1EFLER (esetuilve yf longevity), in aGGDFdaaee with COMPLETE service •-. meaauring Rt. 22, Springfield, Call 379-6070 CHANCERY DrVIflON, UNION BALL AND DOWLINO MACII1NICS I OR and custom installing —- old carpet Plumbing & heating, jobbing, alter, the eurfent salary ordinance of the Police COUNTY For Sale SALE, IDEAL FOR CI IRIS! MAS, alteritton work —• restretehlng, shl(t- ST/F atlons g, contracting 24 hr. phone You get MORE LOMBARD! REALTY Department, at the time the said DVertme w&rk DOCKET NO, C M4-M CALL 68T-O.1J5- X 12/5 ini and repairing. 7JJ-4I18, k 2/13 service, 877 Chancellor Ave,, Irv, Is auEliRrized and perfyrmed^ lUPIH VACUUM MANUFACTURDIG & INVESTMENT CO. Sectiyn 4. Overtime pay shall only be paid Landscape Gardening 63 ES. 1-ObM T/F CO., WC. Broker .2733 Morris Ave., Union in situations where in the opinion of the Chief 1 • Plaintiff, Merchandise for Sols fpTOLE BED (Boales, Portland, TOP GRADE l for your money 687-5220 of Police, adtUnona! work is needed In the normal course yf pyliee work. vs Maine; with mattress and spring - • SCREENED TOP SOIL™ LEO K^^ F 11/21 COLT SAFETY APPLIANCE CO, WC, ALL USED SPORTS equipment in ex- 1100 NEW CEILINGS Section 5. The chief ol police shall es. Defendant, Call Dr §.4571 1 11/21 HUMUS - TOP DRESSING tahllsh appropriate rules and regulations ean= cellent condiHon, Prof, hotkey it roller OVER AlteriBonr- Kapslrs - Jsbling at UPPER VAILSBURQ - 10 Boom House Civil Action skates. Baseball, fsothall equipment, DR6-O0S8 O 12/26 eerrUng overtime work to safeguard and pro. INOW TDIKS FOR V W (2) WHITE YOUR OLD PLASTER, Prompt service. Call MU fl-133Q| eonslitini of 1-7 rm. apt, 1-3 rra. test the health and welfare of all members as- ORDER LHsnTINa CREDITORS etc. After 7 p,m, MU 6-6174. Fli/2{ SUSPENDED, BLOCK, OR METAL apt, Over 60 x 100 let. All Improve- signed Ed overtime duties, The Chief df Po- This matter being opened to the Court WALL, LIKE NEW, 110. rOH BOTH, iLawnmower Service T/F •" t , •_ •• _ -.i by Leonard Rosenstein, Receiver of the CALL 6BB.0530 X 11/21 CALL HARPER BROOKSIDE menta. Call 371-1117 F 11/21 lice shall be responsible far the allocation df AtmfciAL FLOWER CENTER. overtime assignments and he shall, as afore, above named defendant, Colt Safety Ap- PIECES, decorative and colorful, made 241-3090 EVES, 686-5771 -5- RAYMOND WOLSKI I pliance Co, Inc., and it appearing that SPrNET PIANO . WALNUT - FULL VAEisUBOrrfamlly, modern 4.3 1/2 said, set farth the conditions under which to order for the holldavs lor your home POINT LIQUOR MART PLUMBING - HEATING rooms, oil l!eat, lot 4^ X 100, »1S,000, members of the department shall be eligible the said defendant has been adjudged or for organisations. For detailg call KEY BOARD, OOOD CONDITION. I EOT GARDENS insolvent and that it Is in process of OFFER, CALL Mu 8.7431 or Mu6.1S3i SHEET ROCK, TAPED, FINISHED 340 CHESTNUT ST., UNION, N.J. ALTERATIONS-REPAIRS-JOBBINO CaU 375-44BB F 11/21 far said overtime work, He shall take inta SM.Jtfn XU/IB (AT FIVE POINT SHOPPING CENTER) cynsideraUdn the number of hours already liquidatien in said insolvency proceed- X11/21 __ OVER OLD PLASTER PROMPT SERVICE 373-S323 ings, and application having been made — ALSO PAINTING —— -[B!tHl=3237- --PREfi-BBLIVERIES Hersig Realty worked dn regular time each day and each ATTIC FAN, 38 inch, dectrie~range. t X U/21 week and the phsyicalconditiyn of the individual for an order llmUini the time within refrtisrator, quantity of plumbing and TYPEWRITER 687-5326 or 385-1420 O WESTFIELD"^ uniformed member, having in mind that it is which creditors and stockholders of said carpenter tooji all in good condition, Underwood Btandara, Pica type. K 12/5 ! WALTER REZ1NIK1 j IMMACULATE the intent of tliis yrdinanee to protect the defendant may present their claims and Reasonable-. Call ill.5J49 or6i7.06i5 Well kept, clean machine. SOMERViLLE health and efficiency of pdiieemen regulariy demands agmlrist said defendant in the Call 688-3806 Z 11/Jl | PLUMBlNO-HEA-nNO ! Modofn Grant School ersa.3 twin manner provided for by law and suffi. Ril/2l I New instMUaUon, fep»lrs, fk I employed during their normal tour df duty. ALL MASONRY, ALL PLASTERING size bedroems, Vk baths. Eating The Chief of Police shall also institute such eient cause appearing, it on this 13th THE RING'S OFFI And so is the en. Alterations IS 2-4938 j day of November, 1168, BAR CREDENZA, aiinaiir~Laap It CRACELANP - 4 separate pie WATERPROOFINO, SELF EMPLOYED $85 - $130 space In kitchen, wall even, rules and regulations as necessary to pro. gagement. 80 pt, perfesi blue white vide an adequate contrdl dver all overtime ORDERED, that all known creditors cocktail clubchalr. FJtc client conditfon, 16 graves. Write Union Leada & INSURED, A NUFRIO, ES 3-8773. dishwasher, etc. Full size din. ClU alter 5 p.m. 867-4111. diamond ring, S'alue_$800 aiking i450, Printirio Heat Hot Water assignments. and stockholders of the above named Box 667, 1291 Stuyvssant Ave, G 12/5 ing roam .most pleasant living without sentiment. Call Denise BR 6- Section 6, All yrdmanees or parts yf ordi- defendant, Celt lafety Appliance Co, Union, N, J, ••QUK-PRINT" forms, price lists, room. Huge family roam (33 ft, Inc., be, and they hereby are required BAIEMENT BALE - Furniture, China, 7195. HT/F Gas Range . Refrigerator nances inoonsisEeht with the prdvlsidns yf glass, winker, bric-a-brac, and mis- K 11/2S ALL MASONRY, PLASTER1NO, manuals, newsletters, etc, cheaper long), plus basement reefeation this ordinance be and the same are hereby to file their claims and demands against cellaneous, frl., Nov. M, 3:30 - 8 said defendant, in wriUng, under oath REFRIGERATOR -ISO, WATERPROOFING, BRICK STEPSI than mimeograph. 100 copies (8 1/2 Office - 129 Mercer Street ream, Attached garage, hot repealed, P.m., aann d Sat., , 9 a.ma.m. - I l.m,m,, 1381385 X 11) - S3, (8 1/2 x 14)-I3,45. PRO- Section 7, It, for any reason, any section or or affirmation, together with evidence Winslow Ave Union Z 11/81 LIvlngroem, 3 pieee seetionil $100, HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL PARK, Lie SELF EMPLOYED & INSURED, water heat. Move In for tha of the eidstence of such claims or de- ow Ave., Union, Z 11/81 FESSIONAL OFFSET SERVICE, 1180 Provision of this ordinance shall fee questioned Call alter S p, m, "The Cemetery Beauflful" Stuyvesont A. NUFRIO - ES 3-8773 O 12/5 SOMERVILLE, JM.J. Holidays! Asking $42,900. in any Court, and shall he held td be un- mands, with Leonard Rosenstein, Re. Raymond Blvd., 643-0149. U/21 eeivef, 6Q Park Place, Newark, New DR 9-6629 J u/21 Ave,, Union - 1468-70 StuyvesantAve., RA 5-2958 RA 5-2909 CHAS. G, MEIERDIERCK, JR. constitutional or invalid, the same shall not BANQUET CLOTH - hand emhroidereS ALL MASONRY, STEPS, WATER. be held to affect other sections or provisions Jersey, within forty-five days from flie Union, MU 8-4300. G 12/1% mailing of a copy or notice of this in CitehosIovaUa. 108 Inches - 12 YARDOOODS PROOFING, SIDEWALKS, WALLS; Reit Homes F 11/7 & ASSOCIATES, INC, df this ordinance, ; napkins, white linen. $120, section 8, This ordinance shall take ettea order to each of the creditors and stock, IF IT'S WOVEN TRY ALPErWS, For SELF EMPLOYED - INSURED, -A, : 218 E, Broad St. Westfield holders of said defendant as they are Call 373-4581 H T/F Cleaning Serviconter CHERRY HILL ResfHome for the Aged Aeiartmenfi Wohttd,, -.^fi 102 as provided by law. CUSTOM SHOP-AT-HOME Deeeratar ZAPPULLO t SONS, ES 2-4079-MU AD 3463? Linden Leader, Nov. 21, 1961 known to the Receiver or as they appear , and Retired - home-lllte atmosphere; upon the books and records of defendant, Service for DRAPES, SUP-COVERS, 7-6476, O 12/S State appioved, 500 Cherry st,. Ells,, BUSINESS COUPLE desires a 4 room F 11/21 (FEEi, 121,63) BEDROOM IET . single bed, with in default of which filing all such UPHOLSTERY, BEDSPREADS, CUR- 1 -, r EL J.76S7 j T/F apartment in Union, Springfield or creditors and stockholders shall be double dresser, night table, walnut TAINS, A phone call brings our Decor, Komfort Kleen Millbum area. Will do their own dec- PUBLIC NOTICE finish, praetteallyni!w6B7.71!ljH/21 Moving & Storoge YOUR FUTURE HUMt ZON1NQ BOABD OF ADJUSTMBJT deemed to be barred from any right to ator, with Samples, Advice ana Ruler, Dry Cleaning Lsundremal LIZMORA NURSINa HOME orating. Call 325-1383, F 12/5 participate in any distribution which CUitOM SAVINGS EXAMPLE; Lined AWARD VAN LINES awaits you semewhsra in the may be made by the Receiver herein; B¥D -fun si» with\back board, box "Tne Ultimate in Personal Service" At i meeting of the Zoning Board Drapes, Maasurea Hun| on new roBs, (PROFESSIONAL J, WIN OP,) Mountainside -Scotch Plains - and, it is further spring ana mattress, ISO, Local moves our specialty, 456 Rahway Ave,, ElliabeBi BUSINESS WOMAN NEEDi 3 ROOM of Adjustment of Hesslie, held on Nov. installed, 130 by 96 inches. 197.50 Westfield * Fanwsod areas 14th, itai, in Borough Mill, the follow- CaU after 8i00 p,m, WASH 'N WAX UAH WASH by hour or estimate. Medicare Approved 354-1300 APARTMENT, heat incluaeil, up to ORDERED, that a copy of this order complete. Similar Savlnis on all fafi. «15. per mo. Vicinity of Union, Maple, served by tho Westfiold Board ing decision was made: be sent to each of the known creditors Dr.B-eiJi Z 11/21 515 LehiBh Avenue, Union, N.J, Call 241-2026 T/F rles anfl sizes, froni the largest ielec- K/ll/28 wood, Millburn, Sprlnilieli!, After i of Realtors. Let us halp you Thai the appHeation of the NEW JEH- and stock holders of defendant within 10 BICYCLE MUfdosk a.?!?* . p.m. CaU II J-3I9I. X U/21 IIR BILL TELEPHONE CO, to ufe days of the date hereof, and that n copy Hon and mlor ranie, Bark cuoft. $1,75 Roofing & Siding find it, ley's 28" "Meteor" yd, ALPBRN'S. Route 10 and J02 In a i/9 rcDldt-ntial Property in the rear of of this order be published once a week Goad condition $15 UENTON 1 HOLDEN, INC, IRVINGTON - VICINITY OF STUYVE- CROSS COUNTY REALTY office buUdini at SOI Locust St. for for four successive weeks in The Spring- CaU 375.4816 z 11/11 Morris Plains. jE9-l718,Hours;lu:0u , FRANK STRAUB, EST, 1931, All kinds parkinf by empleyees 6s refBrred to the field Leader a newspaper published in A.M, to 10 P.M. Mon, to Frt, lOiOU Clothing LOCAL & LONO DISTANCE MOVING SANT j, CHANCELLOR AVINUI1, 3 of roofs, leaders and gutters. Quality, room apartment in apartment house, governing body of Roselle with Hie ret- iprinrtield, N,J,, due proof of which AJvI, to fisOU Sat. and Sun. T/F STORAOE - ALLJED VAN LINES reasonable prices. 688-5452,277Globe 854 Mountain Ave,, Mountainside ommendaHon (hat It be approved. milling: and publication shall be filed BICYCLES BOT SMART - QUALITY HOUSE (47 Years Dependable Service) 2nd floor or elevator, 6iB-0Sii Xll/21 with this Court, ! ave,. Union, T/F AD 3-5400 Robert O'Neill SERVICE WITH EVERY SALE FL 1-2727 . G 1/2 Chairman Ward J, Herbert J,S,C, Appraisals, Soles, Rentals -I'."*A Fll/7 8pnd,Leader.Npv,81,2B,Dec,5,ia,198a, New and used? biidlseounts! 128 models Doas, Cofi, Pets 1 lonlril Board of Roielle 4i30, 0 1/23 Roofing . Cutters - Leaders - Repairs The ipectator, NOV.21,1918 (Feet4,14) (Feet58.12) 24 years in business. Victory Bicycle, DON'S ECONOMY MOV HKS.INC, Free Estimates - Insured HARRY A. SCHUMAN, I.F.A.C. 2559 Morris Ave., Union. MU 6-2383. 110 BONE GERMAN IHEPHERDPUp. 1 Houses Wonted Local 1 Lona Distance Moving 32 Oberlln St., Maplewood, N.j, Real Estate Appraisals Call No, 467 Charter No, 8481 Nattonal Bank Region No. 2 T/F PIES (3) 7 weekB old, 2 male-l female Coal & Fuel AKC Regstir, ahots inoluded, black U Agents - Republic Van Lines SO 2-1644 N, BADGER 964-0179 1292 -l/2SpringfieIdAvenue,Irv.,N,J, BUILDER WILL PAY TOP PRICE FOR REPORT OF CONDmON OF THE rirst NaUonal Banlt OF Roselle IN THE ITAf S ilhrer, elteollent tsmperamentj 37J- storage - Packing (201)373.4300 RUN DOWN & NEGLECTED HOMES, OF New Jersey, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON Oct. 30, 186B PUBLISHED C, B, SET-LafayettB. 11 I . 20 C, aU G1/2 417i - 373-I40S, L 11/11 CALL MU 7-0035 ' . _ * Nat, Assn. of Indep, Fee Appraisers ANY LOCATION. WRITE P.O. BOX 672, IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLEH OF THE CURRENCY, accessories, Must sell. Also fish tanks, Fresh Mined Coal 1 UNDIRilCTlON 3211. U.S. REVBED STATUTES 8, 10 gallon; 1, i gallon, all accessor, ROOFING - GUTTERS - LEADERS Appraiser-Counselor, Realtor UNION, N.j. (CONFIDENTIAL) X T/P G U/21 ! ASSETS ies, Saeriflee, 8iB.S71f/, X 11/B1 COLLIE SABLE PUPS-AKC 8 WEEKS Nene Better at any Price STORM WINDOWS-PORCH ENCLOS- / Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items OLD THANKJQIVTNG WEEK, CALL NUT or STOVE „ 126.00 HiSNRY P, TOWNSEND, AGENT AL. • URES - REPAIRS. FREDRICK W, UNION - ONE OR TWO FAMILY In process of coUecyon ,„„„„ I,i71,ai9.17 CHRHTMAS CARDS, sellinf "out Torn, 386.9243 AFTER 7 P.M. F 11/28 LIED VAN LINES, INC, MOVING AND RICHARDS U SON. Furnished Rooms F' West of Burnet Ave, Will wait until Unltea States Oovernment obligations ,,,„,,„,,.„, ,„„ i,0991MB,i2 plete stock, half prise and less, Satur- PIA .„„„ $23.00 ObJigaUons of States and politteal subdivisions 8,407,003,11 Say only Nov. S3. 10 . 4 p.m. lUCHER STORAGE: FIRE PROOF VAULTS, UNION 351-5403 IRVINGTON Es 2-0036 mVINOTON - KITCHEN PRIVILIQEa, July '69 to move. No phone calls, BUCKWHEAT or RICE., 121,00 SicuritieB of Federal agencies and corporations ,„„,,„„„ 299,631.25 PET £> CARD SHOP MSi ftlrintfielii AD 2-4464 5-6, AD 2-4468, 0 j/3 " i Xt/I .. ... WOMAN ONLY. NEAR CENTER- write Mike Kriwezuk, 28 Mt, Prospect Other securities „„„.,;, .-. „„„„„„„„„ i 274,2§0,40 Ave., Irvington, Opposite Sanforcl Thea- DOC OBEDIENCE GUARANTEE COAL 371.1297 R ii Ave,, Newark, K 13/19 1 Federal funds sold andI SsculittVs purohased under tre, Xll/21 8 Week Courie $2S Union or Irvingtt n, MA 2.7953 MA 2.7o00 KELLY MOVERS INC, WILLIAM H, VEIT afreements to resell , 1,100,000,00 N,j. DOC COLLEGE G 12/12 Agents for North American Van Lines; Roqflngi_Leaders - Quneri IRVINGTON - 21 MAPLE AVE. 3 WANTED - UNION Loans and diseeunts „„„.. „„„„ ,„ , 5,339,131,51 CALORIC DOUBLE OVEN DELUXE 687-2393 J 12/21, 1 "Free" esttmates - do own work ROOMS, NEWLY DECORATED, FIRST Bank premises, furniture and futures, and other assets RANGE 1100. 2 air conditioners, ex- "GENTLEMEN" of the moving Indus- FLOOR representtnl bank premises 131,115,71 cellent condition. child>« bedroom, try. We'll move, pack and store any- AlTNJ. insured - ES 3- HS3 ONE OR TWO FAMILY HOUSE 1 379-2197 R U/21 Real estate owned other than BanK premises , NONE sofa, ruf, food condition, 371.2314 IRMH SETTER PUP, A,K,C, REOB- UNITED COAL CO. thing, anytime, anywhere, at reason- G 12/8 373-8867 X 11/21 Customer^ liability ••••-••-•'to this bank o' n acceptance• s outstandin• • -• g- , „ NONE TEREa 3 WEEKS OLD, READY TOR able rates - 382-1380, A T/F UNION - A BEAUTIrUi. FURNISHED Other assets, Includini (NONE direct lease financing , 4,245,77 JOllAS 3B2-9M8, J 11/81 (QUALITY AT ITS BEST) Ryo Shampooing room with good bus connections, Male IHouie Wonted To Rtnt 113 COUCH - 9 n, Antique white. Custom only, references required, TOTAL ASSETS 17,833,698.70 made, excellent condition. (200,, or NUT OR STOVE -; ».« MILLER'S MOVING - Reas, rates stor. 1 RUG^CARPET-UPHOLSTERY Call 866-1031 F 11/21 HOUil WANTED - to Let-One family best offer. Call 379.9148 or 37§.9!4», 4 'PEOOY'S POODLE SHOP age - free estimates - insured -local, ILEANEL) in your home or business house with 1st floor lavatory, not over Bathe'em, groonfem i lave'em, BUCK OR RICI -- $M,VS long distance - shore specials, $175,, by elderly couple with no pets, LIABaiTIB i urn FREE ESTIMATES - CALL UNION-One room, all utilities included; 245.0771 F 11/11 Demand deposits of individuals, paroierships, andd corporationcorpor s 5,988,600,61 WA 5-5129 CALL, 372.3MS ^ CH 5-3298 J 13/26 686.5316 ED STACY - UNION AT/F ROOM TABLE, Duncan Phyfe, LINDEN kitchen k phone, Elisabeth-Hillside Time and savingag s deposits oi individuals, partnershipshi , annd mahotony, 4 chairs Ji % arm chairs, area. Call alter 6 P.M. corporattencorporttens , „,„„„,„„„„ 1i4,i;i plus table pads & custom made slip Loft For Sole 813,710.66 Sewif Service 82A 687.7345 F U/21 Deposits of United States Qovernment covers. Qodd condition |85,"Call374- Draperies MOVING UNION - Large lot for six houses, DiDepositt s of StateStt s andd politicalitill subdivisionubdivi s , 898,147,61 2319. X11/21 Local & Lang Distance about 90 by 300, Liberty Ave, around Deposits of foreign govern—ents and official Institutions, POODLES, ALL UHLklJS, clipixicl, DRAPES - CUSTOM MADE GARY KANTRUWITZ Garage Fsr Nsnt central banks and international Institutions , , NONE UTIE Boiid^ bathed & groomed, HruiBSSlonal doj" Your Fabric or Ours Free Estimate. 24 Hour Eleemo Sewer Service corner iram Jackson Ave, Developers Deposits of commsreial banks .,, , , NONE mahofany finish, 50 years old. Ex- stylist, CoU between 4i30 k 6:30 P.M, Decorator ) ods sold & Installed Injured Union, N, j. make offer, 383-3669 Xll/Sl certifled and officers1 cheeks, etc ,,,„ ,„.., „ 83,856,74 UNION . GARAGE for rent, Larehmant 3 5 cellent condition, 8 Upholstered chairs, for appointment, EL 3.2994 X 11/28 EL 5-9110 J12/S (Keep ui moving and you lave) 686-2739 F T/F TOTAL DEPOSITS , ,..„ llS,tl i°» -4l china closet, buffet, sideboard, rec- lection, 1084 Kensington Ter,, also UNION. N. J,, CORNER LOT, tanguiar table. Call 781-lloe. Z^ll/21 M&MMOVING consider storage. Contact Mr, May at (a) Total demand deposits I 7,111,022,22 rtted To Buy above address or phone 617. 3014 home BUSINESS /ONE, « IT, FRONT 1925 VauxhoN Rd,, Union DDOTTO TABLE.blackI»e«er,¥l7aves Dressmaking or 659.1100 EJtt 478 business, X11/81 84 FT, (JEEP. SPIUNUHELD AVF. (b) Total Ume and savings deposits ,„„ I 8,102,073,26 4 ehaUs-HB. fatehen table, termica A,J, PIKOR BUYS t SELLS MU 6-0319 EXPERT REPAIRS In your home 6B7-Sa28, after 6 P.M. I ll/Si DRESSMAKEDRM R SPECIALIZINI Q In KT/F top, wTwrtit Iron legs, 4 ehairs.$35. Better Grade Used Furniture 1 1 any make or model, fully guaran- Federal funds purchased and securitlas sold under agreements pfiuso TV on wntaals-$30, swivel glrlBll partty ddreaaea aees frof m 4 to 14 [Houses Per Sale ANTIQUES, CVilNA, BRICA-BRAG. teed. Value Sewing Center, to purchase „, „ , NONE desk chair-ISO, AU in good condition, 37I-7B4! 1 U/1B ROODINS & ALLISON INC, LiabUiUes for borrowed money „ , ,„„,,„ "NONE J?l.«84 Ril/Sl EL 2-6538 - MU 6-6051 - MOVING - STORAGE - PACKING I " 482-1262 X 11/28 ELIZABETH. • OFFICE SPACE 478 Chestnut St., Union, Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank: 213 SOUTH AVE., CRANFORD, N.J. A 13 family, all briek, 6 yeari old, 2600 sq. Feel In Kenilworth, aid outstanding „,,„„,, • , „•„, DRAPES . 1 Daneta wido by 104" Ion,g. •0 1/2 UXHEUIENCED SEAMSTRESS fALLlED VAN LINES) 276.0698 fully occupied. Excellent financing. For Other liabilities, fccludinf $ N 0 N E mortgafes and other Slipcovers further information all 841-S44! modern air conditioned, just Anyone wWfe (i fold ltaod |2S, 1 Will do your alterattuns and maky O i/16 liens on bank premises and other real estate 700,00 Cofnloo 10 ft. x 5 inshss, 1 Cofni _ your holiday dreises, CORCZYCA AGENCY, Real Estate off Rt. #22, close to Garden ANYTHING OLD 221 Chestnut St. Roaelle, N.J, 7 ft. x 9 lnchtj. Crtl) wiih «»«llent CaU 371-1983 KAYE DECORATORS State Parkway, Principal, TOTAL LIABILITIETIES , mattress $15. Iron slnglo tod $i. ANTIQUES, TOYS, HiiOln L1NL N1OS i;|iS Z 11/28 SLIP COVERS k DRAPERIES. only Call Mr, John Brownlie CAPITAP L ACCOUNTS Vmrtiah mind 7 ft, ilnch.s wide 15.00, FURNITUnE, GL/XSS PACKING •*. STOK NCI- AI'MLIANCl: (a) Capital notes and debentures ,,,„.„. ..,,, ,„„ NONE Frt,, Nov. M, 10 . 4. 119 W, Oibbens MOVING. 24 HUUH SLKSICh. FOAM RUBBER CUSHIONS K 12/19 REASONABLE Call 486.5993 (b) Preferred stock - total par value „„„ NONE St, Linden. z 11/21 4S6-72&7 R 1/2 ELIZABITH No, shares outstandini NONE STAMPED LINENS ! y. 11/28 (c) Common stock - total par value , , ,„„„„ 300,000,00 PRIME SPOT-NORTH AVE. Art you mi»Mnf a food buy in line BEST I KNITTED SKIRTS SHORTENED , No, shares authorUed 30,000 PRICE! CLINTON YARN h GIFTS Between Newark Ave, and North BUICK 1165 Wildcat Convertiblo, good No, shares outstanding 30,000 fiirnitUM? 2 Uvlng room chairs, |8OS E. GISS TRUCKING SLIPCOVERS . CUSTOM MADIi 4 Uving room tablu $40; t lamps IlOS All modem bedrooms, living roomi, 1106 CLINTON AVE; [RV, CENTER, Broad St, Noor all bus trans- condiUoii. Mr, P/I, P/B, Automatic, Surplus , !„„. , , „„„.„. 300,000.00 LIGHT HAULING, CELLARS, must sell, reasonable, 886.6640 eve. 1 piece dining room, e chairs • $110; dining rooms, kitchenettes, lee boxes .... ES 5.5558 • FRliii ESTIMATES . LOWEST PRICES portation, foe, 7 room Colonial ATI 1CS CLEANED, ETC, nings — (ftB-Jiei days, Z 11/21 Resort? '"!!I^;;;';;;";;":":;;;;:;;;:;;;';;;"';:'!:;';;;;;:;;;!;;!;;i:i;;;:;;;;;:;;; IMIJIKS »nii™ whltt droBolr^ table with mlr- i. pianos. O 1/lfl I URAL DIRECT - NO MIDDLEMAN on 8700 square foot 1st, Roadily n*->20; anttqut whiM drl»ch«st-$20i 352.8208 J 12/5 • 688-7534 Uijion oak kitchen set, 4 chain • $30; 3 piece Daytime Night time Adaptable for most any profes. CHEVROLET 1981 Forvair^Mensa* 4 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 1,719,117,82 living room »st, overstultod cmch fc Bi 8-4030 923-0184 j 1/16 sional UiB, Owner anxious to door, automatic, air conditioned, clean, - MOV INC i860. TOTAL LIAIILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNT! , ,„„ 17,633,1(2.70 5 ehalrii - iSO, Open House, Saturday, RT/F Drugs & Cosmtties ATTICS, CELLARS, YARDS CLEANED soil right now fof only $35,000, Nov. Mrd 10 to 4 p,in. Can 141.63111 Surveyors Call 232-0199 Z U/21 MOST REASONADLE THE BOYLE COMPANY j 11/21 TOTH PHARMACY MEMOBANDA 355.9379 X 11/11 liKASSMAN, KRE1I & MIXER, INC, Real Eitote •Inee 190S CHEVROLET Impala 1184 4 dr. hard CASH FOR SCRAP 204 CHESTNUT ST., ROSELLE PARK top, R £ H, P/S, 4 new tires $950, Loans as shown above ire after deduction of valuation BENDDC QA8 DRYER'- Deetrlc RsUer Surveyors "The Gollery of Homo. Realtor" a« 7J5,i6 Mangle Irener, like new. Best offer. Load your ear. Cast Iron. Newspaper* CHESTNUT 5.1692-FREE DELIVERY ODD JOBS ~~ Call 233-6021 I 11/11 reserves of „•• •*•••• 1 Call 37i.«99 2 11/21 80£ per 100 obai No, 1 Copper S2# OPEN DAILY. Cellars k yards cleaned, dirt & run. 433 North Broad Sn-eet 1143 E,JerisySf,,Eliiaberh,N,J, Securities as shown above are after deduction of valuation reserves of , ,,,.,„, ,„,,.„,, „„„„,„,„„, NON« w « E£. per a,,,, heavy braii 20* per llbb w O 11/28 bish removed. Dump truck service. HlMtoh, N.J. El 2-3770 353-4200 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 1963, 6 cylin- ragi If lead 7{ d btti der, 4 door, PS and P Brakes. w/W, I Maurice F, Ilennessy, Asst, Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby COAT • Ladies, Bruotta fur. reoem- If, lead 7{ and batteries. AfjP Call 622.2521 Q 12/12 Open Daily 9<;Sat.?.4;Sun,12.3, dtelare that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge tales seal, gal's ell. 13-14 climpagiie Paper Exeelient condition, $675, Low raile- Sloek Co., 61 So, 20th St., F U/21 afe. Call 817-5696 after4p,m. xll/ai and boUof, color, S(0. Also .klrta aice 12-14. Irvlniionion, All eseUeitt condition, 00S-733S. Painting 8. Pqperhongino ' 73 Maurice F, Ilermcssy mVINOTQN.A real buy.. neaiBnable r We, the undersigned directors attest tho correctness of this report of condition SUITS - DRESSES L iiT S-tf Tahrenheit 451' JOIN THE film series' next INFLATION FIGHTERS CHANCELLOR. DELICATESSEN TOWNLEY'S AND RiSTAURANT 580 NORTH AVi., UNION Francois Truffaut's "Fah- COMPLITI 37SCHANCiLLORAVE., NiWA-RK It's Always Good Toite ond Pun Spicial Bonsuei Faeilhies From renheit 451" will be the next Ts Ear at Tswriley' i 10 In 100 P-ople event in McCarter Theatte's Raitauront Catering, Specializing In CandolBnse Trayi ond Cold Cut Prime Ribs of Beel(The very hsst) Open Daily I! Noon HUM ' International Film Series on OIL BURNER Plotters, Sloppy JOB Sandwiches for all Oeeoslonj, Hot and Cold All Bfikirtg Dgne srT Porkinf on Premi««s Tuesday at S p.m. Hori D'Oeuvres. Wines, Liquors ond Beer. Open til 1 a.m. IL 2.9092 The French director's film SERVICE CONTRACT version of the Ray Bradbury science fiction classic was his first Hollywood film, his first color film, and his first tNwUKC Opan daily 7 a.m. te 4 a.m. TRETOLA'S in English. The story deals 21 ROUTE 22 Center island UNION AT FIVE POINTS, UNION with book burning in a totali- FRII OF CHARGE FOR OVER 30 YEARS Bar, Lounge, Ppiveie Parties tarian society of the future A fomily plqec far Csnfincnte! Snd Open UllDUO p.m. in which books are forbidden. FIRST YEAR when Continental dining !• on International adventure In euiilne, AmeriEon F ovi The central roles are portray- • arvlee and etmaiphere A LA CARTE V.ENU; Coverage Includes: ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE Enffcfs including pefsfy §nd • ed by Oskar Werner as Brad- Ed Ro.enthral, Mgr. Cleied Monday S],50.14,71 . Also thildren's menu ONI NITI OHLYI bury's fireman-of-the-future, A. Furnace Cleaning MU 7-0707 and Julie Christie, in the 964-OTTO MONDAY, DEC. 2id double role of Werner's wife B. All Burner Service Calls and a schoolteacher. C. All Burner and Control Paris SiNSATlONAU RESTAURANT TAVERN: NiW COMEDY TEAM (Essex and Union Counties Only) & COCKTAIL BAR -Ample Parking* Lags Smoking EXECUTIVE LUNCHEON CLUB UNION HOFBRAU STEVE ROSSI Make a Date CALL 1252 STUYVESANT AVE., UNION GO., SOB MAIN ST. WEST CHESTNUT AT ROUTE 22 UNION of AlUn & Rossi) lASTOrlANdl HOMESTEAD OIL CO. LUNCHEON & DINNER Dancing A Entertainment and OR 5-2600 , Mimbffi snd fheif gycsfs Served Daily PH., Sot,, & Sun. feahirlna JOE I. ROSS Msnds? thru Friday N«w Private Banquet Room JOACHIM 5CHROEDER {Formerly ef "Cor 54-Wh»r. "A SlMler from FfBncel" Win. HILLSIDE Til.: 964.1050 Accomedafing up to 125 Singer & Jedler Ar. YBU" TV S«rl8.) "THBRESB and ISABELLE" 12=00 - 2=00 p.m. With Easy F en son ("1, A Woman") Golden Brunch Room a* Your Haiti. Joieph G. Wlmmer & Max Eckitein PLUS "ALovi Affair, Not A Cm.hl" Fouf Seasons 687-7020 Persons under IB not admitted 1011Y HACMTT KUHNEN'S Hit trumpet & his orchestra. RiSTAURANT Ono of Jandom'» all-tlmo VAILSBURG'S SILVER EDGE greats! SANFORD FINISH LINE 8. COCKTAIL LOUNGE IKV1NOTON Jfl.affS 461 ROSiVILLi AVE. Ra.eviile Seetion NEWARK (FORMERLY CRYAN'S VAILSBURO MANOR} PLUS llif SprlngHold Ave. THE H CUSE OF GOOD FOOD 88 HALSTiP ST. NEWARK BOBBY FONTAINE Joanne WOODWARD Buslncistnen'i Lunch and Fine Dinner! Our popular buflst lunchesn •till 51.35 "RACHEL, Raehtl" Sunday & Dally Dlnneri from $2.00-J5.OO MC S, Comic Robert Shommaker of the Piano Entertainment 6 nights a week featuring JOE FINN ' (Son oi FranhlB Ponlaln) . botti In color- EVERY WED. NIGHT - IRISH NIGHTI Peter iELLERB 1 PLUS AMERICA ON WHEELS Dincri Club 482-7778 American Expreii Closed Sunday WON ? YOU JOIN US? Open Wit»ly 7s30 fs 11 PM. "THE PARTY" 375-9775 FRANKIE STARO Matlneoj; Sat., Sum. & • •* Ml. nlijht Nov. 26•••* (Naw Singing Sensation, Heltdoyi 2 fs 5 P.M. ala Sinatra) Adml.ilon- Matinees SQ4 2 GERMAN ' LANGUAGE FILMS OLD EVERGREEN LODGE Evening. $1.00 GREATEST Lfvlnpton Roller Rink , iViRGREiN AVI., SPRINCPilUD oil So. LMngilon Ave. j jamel Breicla, Manager Catering COMBINATION PICNIC CROVI OF A-{AT1MGOUT?WHYKOTEATWITHI,SHDW? MALL RiNTALS - DINN1R PARTIIS MODERN & SQUARE DANCING ENTERTAINMENT New Policy? Abo art a IV1RY SATURDAY NIGHT EVER TO HIT ifULLCOURSiDINNER Luxury Liner of •w DR 6-0489 DR 9-9830 ivsry Nlte Exeept Sat. The North Qer- NSW JERSEY! man Lloyd Lines • Italian Lines • Oeneral Holland. American BLUE SHUTTER INN Admission $400 $il95 Lines • U.S. Lines • OLYMPIC RESTAURANT 2660 MORRIS AVE,, UNION KB EH Wtam QracB Lines • Cunard 877.5PRINGP!iLD AVI. IRVINGTON Pull Courie Lines • Incres Lines • CATiRING Prime Ribs I No Cover) No~Extro.l Home Lines • French Lines ,/ Luncheon and Dinner Served Doily, P4NCINO ONi OP NJ.'S LAROiST AND FINEST FACILITIES FOR Dinner and up FISCHER; No Mlnltnuml Chao.. Your Own Sailing Pate!; Sunday Dinners Served Ij . fiJO Fridsy, Sotyreoy and Sunday Even- BANQUETS.WiDDINGS, ETC. DANCES-COCKTAIL PARTIES BIST POOD BARGAIH Literature Upon Reqvelt, Bon Met Facilities for any Occasion ings 9:00 p.m. an _ Cetering {3 ROOMS AVAILABLE) Bated en Seating Location IN TH1 WORLD! 6 PM • 1 AM TRAVEL E5 2-9647 ES 4-7699 Mil 8-6150 Cenrlnuous Dancing• 2 Bandi LONDON LEE WINTER CRUISES- PLUl ANN BEEBURQ RESERVE NOW I & RON fc JOY HOLIDAY To The WEST INDIES VACATION T A II VUH COCKTAIL LOUNGE Call 964-1550 Cruises - Tours riONB NASSAU* SO AMERICA CELENTANO BROS., sue lUTNOT IMLLinU a. RISTAURANT THE , FLORIDA • CARIBBEAN (Formoflr . Caneh & Hsties) ~- CATERING DEPARTMENT EUROPE or ANY PLACE Shswi t Night, a Week 943 MAGIE AVI., UNION : John W, Younf 52 SPRiNGFIELD AVE., SPRINGFiiLD, N.J. 07081 FLAGSHIP KUHNEN Bmmssi Mini Lunehei (Faeiiiliej foi MKtingi ond Porlieil FISCHER BROS. Special Group Rates 379-2147 ROUTE 22 and Dinncri 749 Springfield AY.., Phone 964-1550 TRAVEL INC. It rved Dsily FOR A COPY OF OUfi LATEST BROCHURE WRITS OR UNION, N.J. Irvington 974 Stuyvesant Ave., Union Center EL 2-6251 •PHONE IIS— ASK FOR MR. DENICE es 5 * ROUT I 22 • UNION * (Op|, shop.Rit.) MU 7-8220 'AIT Mr, Miller knows we probably cannot abandon patient, vibrant wife, andShepperdStrudwick's ICH VON PAPA CELERNT, 7, 10:15; GEL- our life work, but he does ask us to take an clinical surgeon are excellent. David Burns lEBTE BESTIE, 8:35, for New Jersey I* 10 occasional pause for assessment. It Is also a as a furniture appraiser gives a controlled LUNCHEON IS A 1*4• play about choices and decisions. performance unlike the near burlesque work TREAT AT n we are familiar with. The cluttered setting by w. % % Two brothers, a policeman and a surgeon, Holiday deadline 1% Ik %% meet in the attic of their former brownstone Boris Aronson provides a background that is in New York to sell the family furninire. The visual and gives the feel of the social level of Purticularly careful adherencz to this news- vt policeman gave up college to support their the family, paper's Friday news deadline is advised for ie F1A6SHIJ % '& % the Nov. 28 Issue .which will go to press ROUTE 72 • UNION 11. *7 father, ruined by the stock market crash, Mr, Miller writei with compassion, humor, early because of the Thanksgiving holiday, AH while the surgeon went off to medical school forgiveness and insight. The play is without Complete Bullneii Men's Menu, I SAVE organizational, social and other news items 41 41 and success. Now 30 years later as they con- intermission and the evening seems to fly. Luncheon Salsdl and ' % % for the Nov. 28 issue should be submitted by Sondwlchfs from $1,75 *% 45 44 41 front each other you are made to wonder who "The Price" is now at the 46th Street Theater Friday, Nov. 22. is the better human being, who did the most in New York. UNIQUE NAUTICAL BAR SI 1J SI i* SPIN % year, has already played to a DINfi and RELAX In the molt| *2.49 IS Ik St total audience of more than unuiual Dining Room and m Bellevue premiere 'The Nutcracker' ballet 25.000. Snwplati in Hie Bait, SB S» M % of Sinatra picture set at Symphony Hall Theresa, Isabel!©' The Bellevue Theater, Upper Montelaii^ is Two public performances of Ballerina of the New York having a premiere showing of "Lady in Ce- Tschaikowsky's full ballet, City Ballet, will dance the encore caterers ment," this week, starring Frank Sinatra. The "The Nutcracker11, will be role of the Sugar Plum Fairy leaves very little picture, which is produced through 20th Cen- given at Symphony Hall on and of the Snow Queen, She Continental Catering For tury-Fox in color by DeLuxe and Panavlsion, is Saturday, Dec, 28, by the New danced the lead in the same set on location in Miami, jersey Symphony Orchestra production two years ago. The That "Special" Occasion to the imagination "Lady in Cement" Gaits Sinatra as a pri- and tihe Garden State Ballet, male lead will be danced by "Theresa and laabelle," the extremely ex- vate eye who becomes involved with an heiress, it was announced by Geoffrey Royes Fernandez, a premier "guxe Scotch plicit and very frank adult movie about a les- played by Raquel Welch.' Television's Dan Platt jr.. Symphony Manager. danseur of the American Bal- bian relationship in a boarding school currently Blacker makes hio movie bow in the film, and The first performance is let Theater, Wedding and Confirmation Parties showing at the OrmontTheater, EastOranga, is Richard Conte haa a supporting role, Gordon scheduled for 10 a.m. and the Besides the public per- one of the "rawest" art films thU reviewer hai Douglas produced the movie and Aaron Rosen- second for 3 p.m. formances, two presentationi Comp/ete in Every Detail seen in quite a time, B leaves little (U any- berg directed, Henry Lewis, thenewMuslc of "The Nutcracker" for stu- thlrig) to the imaginMion, and imagination la • " ; • ' \ Director of the New Jersey dent audiences are scheduled NOW BODKINS 1969 confirmed by tiie flaahback narration. Symphony, Will direct this to be given on the morning Cranods & Riviera Resmc • Peefllllai Is 300 The stars who play the title role. Easy yea^s "Nutcracker" produc- and afternoon of Jan. 3. a Fri- Persion (Theresa) and Anna Gael (Isabella) Newman, Hepburn tion, which has becomes holi- day, are food actresses, (They have to be—to day seilon tradition on the New Jersey's professional Ed Rosenttial phone: 964-0770 World's Lightest Scotch ever to be make their love scenes appear so convmoing). New jersey culniral scene, production of the "Nut- Mar, Rout. 22, in twin bill at Art 11 formerly with C.nlor I.land bottled in Scotland Outstanding in the film production (produced Vioiette Verdy; a Prlma cracker now In its third ilU C Union, N.J. and directed by Radley Metzger from a script The Art Theater, Irvington Center, is show- based on Violette Leduc's French novel) istiiie ing two top featured films this week- "Cool unusual flashback style and the clever camera Hand Luke" and "Wait Until Dark." work on the frequent instant tranaformaaon Audi-ay Hepburn "Cool Hand Luke" stars Paul Newman and Alan Arkin of a school girl to a mature woman 20 years George Kennedy. The latter won the Oscar for Paul Newman later, The picture has a surprise ending— 1 his role in the film, •COOL HAND LUKE I •*AIT UNTIL DARK" and a viewer should see it from the beginning Audrey Hepburn andAlanArkinstarin"Wait to be able to compreherid the reasons for the Until Dark," the suspense, mystery film in flashback-present situations. color. Miss Hepburn wan nominated for an By Bea Smith Academy Award for her role in the picture.