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MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1968 PuUiilhtd rjgch Thursday L,"T,um r Pul Inhiny I mh Lic-ripfisn Rgfi 2 N«w Frsyjdines Read, Mnuniaimidi, N J 07052 15 Cent! Per Copy
USING TWO SENSES—Patricia Harmlgan combines book and record for a perfect example PATHWAY TO KNOWLEDGE—Allan Zelteliach digs for a card with a study problem for MATTER OF DEGREES-—Blair Smith looks well on the way to a PhJ3, as he works on an of audio-visual learning techniques in Mrs, Aletta Bark's fifth grade classroom at him to solve In Mrs, Aletta Bark's Mountainside classroom, as part of her project for Independent research project at Mountalnside's Echobrook School, financed by a state Mountainside's Eehobrook School, which she was awarded a state grant. grant to his teacher, Mrs, Aletta Bork. Jersey ^mini-grant' aids An anti-Santa letter teacher's maxi-'mgenuity No growth to go A request by Mrs, Aletta Bork for a state arohaelogy to set off an area in her class- Girl doesn't want to believe "minigrant" W do something original with room "with unbleached muslin' curtains, just 'the youngsters in her Mountainside classroom like those used to protect ttie site of a regular Serious doubt was cast on the integrity lucky enough to live in a community where sn-uek the right note with educational of- archaelogical dig. Besides stimulating of Santa Glaus in a litter directed to the children don't really need Santa Claus, for local schools ficials in Trenton — and no one should be interest, the curtains give a child a place to North Pole by a Mountainside youngster, Parents in Mountainside can usually pro- surprised, go and work independently and quietly, away a copy of which was passed on the Echo, Vide everything their children need, at Her husband, Caslmlr Bark, is supervisor a-om the rest of the class, The letter, written by 12-year-old An- least where toys are concerned, BY JACK PFANNE second and third grade pupils to begin im- of music In the Roselle school system and "If a child finishes his regular work, he is drea, was mailed in another town, School enrollment has reached its peak mediately after the Christmas break. "The world, as you will learn, is not Proposed by school superintendent Dr. Levin director of the Union County Summer Music free to go to a 'money box* and choose a card She wrote: aU Uke Mountainside, There is no Santa in Mountainside and will hover in the area of School, with questions to answer or with suggestions "1 hope I'm not taking your time away, Claus for many children who cannot even 1,300 students, according to the results of a 10- B. Hanigan, the project will enlist a full- Mrs, Bork, a fifth grade teacher at Moun- of study projects he can handle. I expect to I just want to tell you that you're a dream of having the kind of comfort and year projection made public atTuesdgy night's time teacher, Mrs. Bonnie Brooks, at a cost tainslde's Eehobrook School, was one of 37 prepare 500 to 1,000 cards and to coordinate big fat PHONY!!! security you take for granted in a town Board of Education meeting at the Deerfield of $825, minigrant recipients whose names were an- these with Hie audio-visual materials we al- "All that time writing letters to you, like Mountainside, School, The program, Dr, Hanigan said, would be nounced last week by the State Board of Edu- ready have or can obtain through these funds, telling you the toys 1 want, but I never The survey was completed by the long range conducted during time currently allotted to cation. The grants ranged from |900 to $1,000, got those toys, "Perhaps some day your parents, and planning committee under the direction of half - hour recess periods. Although children , "We will use books, film strips, alone or your generation when you are able, wUl She will UB« her f 1,000 to conduct a "class- combined witii records! cominerical tape re- "Plus those postmen! The nerve of them Walter Rupp, chairman, Rupp has been doing will be asked to bring or wear loose-fitting giving me a postcard which came from have the determination to make Santa the surveys every two years since 1952. clothing, Dr, Hanigan said, no uniforms will be room areha*logieal dig for knowledge." Mrs. cordinp, slides — every kind of audio-visual Claus a reality for millions of children Bork said that the students "wUl be digging equipment the child can manage on his own.*1 them, telling me I'll gerthem, and 1 The projection means that the recently required. .don't like a phony postcard, * to *,hum the spirit of peace on eirth opened addition to the Deerfield School may The pilot wUl be a "two — pronged pro- into aU ^pes of source material for infor- The teacher's own interest as an amateur to mm of good will would be a bitter mation to pursue their Individual interests in arehaelogist is one of long standing, and she "I'm 12 years of age, and mother be the last major school consttuction project gram," Dr. Hanigan said. The first part wiU gives me better gifts." irony, if they have heard the phrase at in the borough, concenn-ate on bodily development, empha- topics of allkindi," feels ftat she can have the greatest impact on • • • aU. The 37 nuriigrants announced last week were tiam youngsters by utilising her own en- "We are now looking to improve the quality sizing posture and breathing. the first under a $100,000 program set up in thusiasms, This past summer, Mrs, Bork was THE FOLLOWED REPLY has been "All life, Andrea, Is an illusion — if you of our system now," Rupp said, "and future The second part Dr, Hanigan termed "crea- Trenton earlier this year. The purpose of the able to visit a "dig" in Delaware and examine received from an unidentified but authori- think you are being fooled. And Santa development, as far as consttuction goes, will tive rhythm," He said children would be given program is to give state support and incentive fossilized remains of Indians Biousands of tative North Pole spokesman; Claus will be real, to you and millions be limited to new rooms for special programs, the opportunity to develop their coordination. to "creative and Innovative classroom teach- years old, "No, Andrea, there is no Santa Glaus — of other children, only if the spirit of such as remedial reading," Balance bars and ropes will be some of the ers in order to better meet the educational Mrs. Bork is a graduate of Potsdam, N.Y., unless you want him to be real. You are giving to one another becomes a reality." Tracing school enrollment growth in Moun- apparams used in conjunction with music and needs of New Jersey students, to attract and State Teachers College and Newark State Col- tainside since 1940 when there were slightly vocal commands. hold high quality and qualified teaching per- less than 200 students, Rupp said the borough There is no physical education program at lege, She taught in Mountainside from 1950 turned the corner in 1960 when about 1,200 sonnel," to 195S and then returned in 1960, She has ^yiiiiiiiiirftiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiifitiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiriiillililiy present for first and second graders, with also taught in omtr communities. During K-8 students were registered; hit its peak in third graders meeting informally once a week. ';; • * * 1966 with 1,327, ind stands now at 1,289, Fourth and fifth grade students have gym ses- MpS, BORK had adapted her own interest in World War 2, Mrs. Bork was an Air Force social hostess at bases in Texas, At least unti 1978, Rupp said, and barring sions twice a week; sixth, seventh and eighth 1 PRQFILE-Kathleen Neubauer a major change in the borough's single- graders, four times a week, Dr. Hanigan said. She and her husband live in Westfield, They family dwelling ordinance, enrollment hive three children, Lt, Casimir Bork has Expressing hopes that the pilot would be con- Pert Kathy Neubauer Is putting some punch should be around 1,300 students "give or take tinued beyond its six weeks, Dr, Hanigan said just returiwd from Air Force duty in Thailand, In the-GhriBtian-eduaationHprofram of ttie Wendy is a sophomore at Wagner College, parents, members of the PTA and the Board Community Presbyterian Church, Rupp said the leveling off in enrollment of Education would be Invited to observe the Staten Island, and Aletta Ann is a ftird Beginning Jan, 12 In cooperation with Com- grader at the Washington School in Westfield, is because the "rapid growth in the borough sessions, munity's Christian education committee, ti» between 1940 and 1960 is now over.,,we're * 4 * 25-year-old director will inaugurate a Sunday just running out of land," IN OTHER AREAS of business, the board morning adult education program which will focus on such issues fts,drug addiction, Viet- * * * announced that negotiations with the Mountain- THE MOST VOLATILE period m the growth (Continued on page 3) Seek musical nam and the right of dissent, the use and of the school system, Rupp said, was between misuse of power, violence and problems m 1952 and 1960, when enrollment soared from education, 400 students to 1,300, That second weekend of the New Year will In other business, the board approved a six- Retarded children instruments for be especially gratifying for Miss Neubauer, week physical education pilot program for first. On Friday, Jan, 10, the Senior High Fellow- ship will open its long-planned Upper Room cited by Wilhelms to local eighth and ninth grade students for poor children three hours of socializing starting at 7;30, The Mountainside Music Association will Kathy is the first full-time director of All-state honors in proclamation launch a drive, beginning this week, to col- Christian education at the local church. She lect used but usable musical uisH-uments for was recruited out of Princeton Theological Mayor Frederick J, Wilhelms Jr. has pro- the use of young people in a deprived area. Seminary by the Rev. Elmer Taleott, Com- for Regional star; claimed the period ending on Sunday as Na- The collection of insFJuments will be part munity's pastor, and came here in July of tional Retarded Children's Weeks in Moun- of the MMA's program for the coming year Craig Marks, hard-hitting linebacker for tainside, 1967 after she completed requirements for her the Gov, Livingston Regional High School The mayor declared; as announced by Mrs, Donald Goff, presi- MA degree in Christian education. She has a football team, was named to the second and dent. BA in religion from Wittenberg University, "The NaHohal Association for Retarded "We are going to emphasize the talents third all-state, aU-group teams announced Children was founded in 1949 to promote the Springfield, Ohio, this week. He was also a unanimous choice general welfare of the mentally retarded of of teenagers," said Mrs, Goff, "and a special "The purpose of the Sunday morning adult program, featuring the work of local high for the aU-counqr and aU-eonferenee first all ages, group," Kathy said as she sat In herapaeious. ' teams, "The vast national problem of America's school students in the fields of art, music light blue office in the activity-room wing of and drama will be presented at Deerfield Other Highlander stars named to all-county five and one-half miUion mentally retarded the colonial-looking church, "is to get togeth- teams included tackle Mike Hiotis, backs is one which should be of deep concern to all School on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 9." er to discuss current isiues of Christian Mrs. Thomas Spina will be general chair- Jack McElgunn and John Pieclrillo and end American citizens, A vital need exists for ex- man of the collection. "We hope our Moun- (Continued on page 3) KATHLEEN NEUBAUER Eric Wichelhaus. tensive research to uncover causes and pre- tainside teenagers will donate musical Instru- ventive measures in mental retardation, ments they no longer use, and, of course, wel- "The National Association for Retarded come the donations of adults and children, Children has, since its inception, sought the STARS IN PLAY—Art Bundy . (foreground) too," Mrs. Spina said, establishment in all communities of well- will portray Henry II and Dennis Boutslkaris Mrs, Thomas Hyde, who Is in charge of rounded programs for the mentally retarded will take, die title role In Oov. Livingston the collection, has stated that band-leader Li- Including religjous training, recreation, edu- High School's Theatre One production Of onel Hampton, who appeared at the Flagship, cation and guidance toward useful adulthood, "Bucket" the niKhts of Dec. 18 and 19, "The Union County Unit, New Jersey As- Union, earlier this fall. Is interested in the sociation for Retarded Children, Inc., as a project and has volunteered to have minor member of the National Association for Re- repairs made to the insffuments where needed, tarded Children, has been at work In our com- Innovations slated He has also enlisted the help of the Musicians' munity since 1949 to reach these goals and Union to give instruction in the various in- "At this ami, the Union County Unit, New struments. There Is special need for saxo- Jersey Association for Retarded Children, by Theatre One in phones, French horns, double bass and trump- Inc., is seeking public support and unden. ets, but any instrument in reasonably good standing for its program in behalf of the condition will be accepted, mentally retarded who live in our midst and version of 'Becket* CaUs Jor_jjick»up_majLbe. made - to Mrs, who need our help, Robert Hose at 232-8608 or Mrs, Stephen Oov, Livingston Regional High School's The- Bumball at 232-4590, "Now, therefore, L Frederick Wilhelms atre One organization will present Jean Anou- Jr., Mayor of the Borough of Mountainside Uh'a ', "Becker." Dec, 18 and 19, under the do hereby proclaim the period of time from direction of John Ogle, The east includes Dec, 1 to D»c, 15, 1968, as National Retarded Arthur Bundy as King Henry II and Dennis League to discuss Children's Weeks In this borough, and urge Boutsikaris as Beeket, every member of mis community to give Innovations to be inttodueed by the group support and undarstanding to this program will attempt to make the play more appeal- secondary schools which will strengthen and enrich the lives of ing to modern audiences, A movie screen Unit 2 of the Westfield League of Women tiie mentally retarded," and various slide screens, placed in appro- Voters will meet at 12;45 p.m. Tuesday at priate areas of the stage, will be utilized to the •home of Mrs. Brooke Gardiner of 1364 assist In the creation of mood, and to expand Stony Brook lane, Mountainside, for a pro- the consciousness of audience emotional re- gram on "Some Aspects of the Secondary action. The symbolic use of costumes is an- Schools," Holiday deadlines j other experiment to make the play even more powerful. The malt characters.will appear In Topics to be discussed will include gui- Careful adherence to this newspaper's turtlaneek sweaters in' symbolic colors to dance, foreign languages, vocational programs Friday news deadline is urged for the issues suggest their characters and dispositions. and libraries in the secondary schools. of Dec, 26 and Jan, 2, which will be printed Mr«, James Trowbridge, chairman of the early to avoid conflict with the Christmas and Conceived by Ogle, this approach to school itudy committee, Is in charge of back- BEAUTIFUL BLIZZARD — One of these young ladies will be crowned their classes are, from left, Sally Weidenbacher, senior; Leslie New Year's holidays. All organizational and "Secret" will serve to enhance the play ground material for the.unit meetings which Snowflake Queen at the eighth annual Christmas ball Saturday night Koons, freshman; Deborah Dolbier, junior, and Darcy Stroud, social news for the Dee, 26 issue should be md" reach the audience in a more timely will take place during the week, Mrs, Carl at Oov, Livingston Regional High School. Contenders nominated by sophomore. Music wiU be by the Dom perry Four, and du Drama submitted by Dec, 20, and all material for the Utd exciting manner. R, Addlnall is chairman of units. Club will entertain. Jan, 2 issue, by Dec, 27, 11, li'tiii-Mi >Hi\T.\l\Sll>K (N..1.) Holiday deadlines When Highlanders became a 'team' t.,li!.,i .l.tlll-l-C-lli-L- t>> till!! llL'WHli.ipi-l 't, i i !.!.!'. ,.iAs:; .1. aiillliu i-i iiri;i-d f.ir the i:.: i:ey I I 1.-1 . .'<• .iii.l Jan, '.', sshiiii will lie pi-intCkl ,iii\ i .iv ul i-.MiilUl wllli On1 (.'lirliitiiia:' ,md '..•... 'n'.ii' lirlij.ivi;. \11 ,'.s;,iiil.-,in,.ii.a .uul they began their successful season 1 .i t i.,L ., -A.. ! i tin- I Vi'. '.!(• i;;;.ue :Mi.'UlJ U liv Hit I IAH IT! we'll' iitlli thr «M|" | Mj-.lu'il :;Iimly to lil\ - 1 •iiiliiiuiti'il h\ i'l-c, I'll, .miI ill in,iteri.il for the ill uui kid. i,!,i tllt'i *i:; a unit. ' i.-ov, L }; I'lani'iii}', ,11 tin1 thiik m tin1 i afi-ti'i-i.i, 1 i,i« liiji.f, biv.iiiii.' ili.'t uis, I .i\ inj'tayii Ki'i'.iiHi.ii! ii. h 1 '..!,, •.' ;.-:: nc, 1 y I V-c. '.'... u dijunn.iH'd tin- In. Kl ol jil.iy .i;u! won, 10-7. ,t |\i;,nr iiext to it tii.it read; "Win.ill tiie rehi, Siiiaui toiitb.ill tt'.uii w.iii li-l-l, h.ivini'ilruppid lill'l'ii-h' l . «. • 1.1 i-K (l.'-U), K.ilisv.iy (H.7), its opt •mil)' I;JIIW to Hi oic!) Plain;;, 1H-M, .uul inlurd .!1-/), North I'l.iinlu-Ul (1O-O) mid Isot'ii tii d by luwly llillijidu, 0-0. lchun:- llill;; (1-1-1,!) lollowtd, with Gpv, I'osviiiul WL' tilt it'll! was coming la (awn iii.it •iii|"f:ti)[i I'uiniiij' (rum la'hlikl in ilu'i'i! uf those Siitui il.iy, lUul local nuWBpapurs worn pi'L\lict~ u\)<, ,111 enpy Wi'stfli'lil victory. Sovtn )\,miL':. lutuf, tin.' liii'.lililiKli'rB fiiusihud liiulr tu>a;;uii, bHYKKAL ilUNUHS wi-ut to tjie K 7-1-1, tfiini but ilie moyt pri.-i-il QIH-, Uiu Watchung KNINETTE'S of Springfield Tho ch.myx' in till' team, of cuursu, cumu in I'onfi'foiice championship, wont to Clark by tlit; WcstfiLiil contest. Before this contort, tilt; .i niaf)-iii of a half jUinie, Uuj'.ioiuil led the con- tunm was unablu to triumph In two gniucii th.it IITCIKV in defonne fjr tlio tiili\l tiLr,ught year, it should haw svuii, .dluwinj- only SI ptiintH in mnu ^iimoti, Tliu "They wen' not mutually ready for tin.' Kij'hliiiiders nlpu wi-ro ratud No, 2 for Croup HOLIDAY GIFTS scotch Plains name," stated illghlaricler coach •I in the area Snylof ratmj'H. Richard Lawrence. A sorles of crucial fumlileti Thy eqiially-pri/cd Cgmral jyrscy Group 4 For The and puiialtujs hurt Regional in its second j\amu, award will nut Ix: aiinouncud fur ,uiotiigr week, against Iiillsidu. willi Uov, Livingston and JufftTGoil (8-1) the But the Wustfield game was different. *"] liu top contenders. Most of die first-strln|',ers will bo graduated next year, includinj! such faimliar names as Marks, lliutis, Painter, Kosv.oiiski raid Me- Liljjunn. But, accordiiij; to Co.ich Lawrence, there is a "good nucleus" tor next season, KEEPING POSTED — Mountainside Police Sgt, Joseph A, Mazur, left, has completed a "Next year's seniors must accept tile chal- traffic and accident training course sponsored by the New jersey Auto Club — AAA, lenij.e of carryinij on the tradition of good foot- With him are C, Stewart Mead, center, AAA traffic and safety director, and George The Now Generation ball," ndded Coach Lawrence, Under tils out- Uurnett of the Traffic Institute of Nortliwestern University, standing coaching., next year's seniors un- doubtedly will. Thrailkill, Westfield Y sports aide, JUNIORS 3-15 246 MORRIS AVE, BOYSWEAR 6-20 Regional schools' attends consultation in Mexico City SIMUN(;K!I:LI) INFANTS • TODDLERS snow closings on Tom Thrailkill, director of physical educa- and are a vital aspect of his development. He Daily 9:30 fa 9,00 Till Christmas • OIRLSWEAR tion at the Westfield YMCA, was a recent suggested that the YMCA define Its role in participant in the seventh World Consultation the presentation of recreational and competi- on Health and Physical Education, The consul- tive sport and then work to influence other 3 radio stations tation was held in Mexico City in conjunction local and national sport bodies with these ideals. Snow closings at Jonathan Dayton Regional with the Summer Olympic Games under spon- High School, Springfield, will be announced sorship of the World Alliance of YMCA's. over three radio stations, it was announced Thrailkill was a representative of the U.S. at this week. The school has again organized the consultation. UC club conducting a snow committee of parents to be called Leadership and resource were provided at for information on closings. the Consultation by Avery Brundage, president The closings will be announced over radio of the International Olympic Commlttea; Lord toy drive for needy station WOR~ at 6:20 and 7:20 a.m.- and on Rupert Nevill, chairman^of the Olympic Com- WABC and WVNj, The announcements, which mittee of England; Bo Bengston, chairman of A toy drive for needy children is being con- wiU refer to Jonathan Dayton, will apply as the National Sports Federation of Sweden and ducted by the Newman Club at Union College, well to the other three schools In the Regional Dr, Prescott Johnson, director of (the YMCAs Cranford, The campaign will continue through High School District. of South America, Dec, 13, Miss Joan M. Hadley, president, The Westfield Y is working to Incorporate reported. LEOKAD1A D. STAWICK In order to relieve overloading of the school the challenges of this consultation into the switchboard, parents and students were asked daily programs. The physical committee of the Miss Hadley, who is chairman of the drive to clip and save the following list of mothers Y, after hearing a detailed report by Thrail- along with Miss Jane E. Kraemer, vice-presi- Glassboro student to be called, after 7; 15 a.m. if there is still kill, is working to define where the local Y dent, said the toys will be presented to the doubt about school closing: can best serve the goals of the consultation Rev, Richard J, Hallinan, assistant pastor For freshmen: Mrs. Sophie Katz, 376- and where the local Y can be a leader in of St. Michael's Church, Cranford, and chap- gets double honor 6173' Mrs. Claire Fridkis, 379-9086; and supporting the ideals of world health and lain of the Union College Newman Club, who Mrs, Ann Alper, 379-9459. physical education. will distribute them to children of needy Leokadia Dana Stawiek, senior at Glassboro For sophomores, Mrs. Ruth Weisman, 379- Outstanding points of the consultation were families. State College from Mountainside, is one of 21 9022; Mrs. Edith Zukerberg, 379-9244, and contained in Bengston's keynote address, Beng- seniors selected for membership in "Who's Mrs. Shirley Goldhammer, 376-4038. ston pointed out that sport and games are a Usable toys and games can be left in the Who in American Colleges and Universities" For juniors, Mri. Gertrude Segal, 376- natural part of man's environmental needs Campus Center at Union College, Miss Had- and In Gamma TBU Sigma, distlnguiihedsenior 4170; Mrs, Ann Neuss, 379-9562- and Mrs, ley said, honor society at the college. Mildred McDonald, 376-2914, At Induction ceremonies Stanton Langworthy, For seniors, Mrs, Jean Margulies, 379- dean of the College, praised the 21 for their 9132; Mrs, Ruth Hutchison, 379-5105, and To visit high school contributions to Olassboro during the past Mrs, Gertrude White, 682-9580, three years. The students were selected by a ItspPQRJ$BQRNER\ Anne Ahbe, assistant to the director of ad- committee composed of administrators, faculty missions at Elmlra College, private liberal and other students for inclusion in these BHangi will participate arts college for women in Elmira, N.Y., will honorary groups, Visit Oov, Livingston Regional High School in "Who's Who" is a national society honoring in Theatmr Guild play Berkeley Heights on Monday. students who have made outstanding Gonn-lbu- tions to their colleges. Gamma Tau Slgjna, Richard Bilangi, son of Mr. and Mrs. John organized in 1965, honors Glassboro smdeofs Bilangi of 423 Summit rd.. Mountainside, has who have distinguished themselves by scholar- the role of Fabian in the Children's Theatre ship, character, leadership and service to the Guild of George Washington University pro- College, duction of "The Fooling of Malvolio," from "QUALITY DEALINGS FOR 33 YEARS" At Glassboro, Miss Stawick, an art major, the subplot of Shakespear's "Twelfth Night." has been active in the advisory board, the The play will be presented Saturday in senate, the French Club, and the Student- George Washington's Lianer Auditorium, Sales. Faculty Art Board. She was a member of the Washington, at 11 a.m. and 1:30 p,m, Prior Student-Faculty Resident Board and chairman to the play, an all-girls mime cast will act of section three of the Middle States Evalua- out the story while a narrator relates whatis • EMPLOYMENT PROBLEM? tlon. She is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. happening. Mustang Thunderbird Edmund Stawick of 1256 Knollwood rd. Falcon Galaxie • HOUSE FOR SALE? Schmidt, Staub to join Fairlane Trucks in Pingry Yule service Aute Rentals - Day - Week • Long Term • ROOM OR APARTMENT TO RENT? The annual Christmas service, a traditional affair at Pingry School, Hillside, will take , 227-1665 place in the school chapel at 8 p.m. Thursday, • BUSINESS SERVICE TO OFFER? Dec, 19, and Friday, Dec, 20. 290-306 Broad St. Mountainside students who wiU participate BOB TANSEY include Rudy Schmidt, 1016 Mary Allan lane, • USED CAR FOR. SALE? and Michael Staub, 353 Short dr. Arranged by Antoine duBourg and Timothy Greene of the faculty, the program will In- clude a procession for handbells, instruments, •HOUSEHOLD ITEMS TO SELL? . and treble voices, hymns from the Latin, Hebrew, German and English, Between se- lections, there will be scripture readings from the Old and New Testament, - then don't keep it a secret! Flynns win cert'ificatms
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( ) New Subscription or ( ) Renewal Our i\r\\Tsl liruiwh Shopping Center Parking Lot (Opposite Cinema! 233.5400 • Established 1939 (PLRASE = if (Ilii ia a renewal subseripften, 854 Mountain \vi>., Mountainside kindly enclose tile mailing label frdm your paper., MOUNT.MXSIDK (\..f.) r;c.:il()-'l'hursduy, IJecumhur 12. l!)G0-3 PRQFIIE-Kathleen Neubauer (Continued fro 1) rusipoiifilhiiity, I'm u-xju-ctui;', .ill*-IIL '.M1,11 clu- il.iy and finally the 111j; climax mi Sunday when Said, "hut I'm liiipni)1. f>>r niuiv. Si-nlnr Idi'.li 1'VS student:; descend into the rod-hrlcJ struc- Srhuol :iUu!ilit:! will l>u wulcuiiiud, tni." ture ul Deer path and Meeting 1 lousulaiie. * * * Intertwined m her busy liehedule Kathy TiiK 1K1MAY Nit.Ill ['pper K1..1I11 lierkui i:; finds time to I5et up uuch activities au dialogues tliu result nf an iili_M which :nii"fac-ud lant .ini'iiii; iiiuthers about the parent-child relutl.jii- :ipriiij; when stiuU-ntM ci.iiiplaini'i.1 nf tliu iii-otl ahip, ecumenical saasionn aiming I'rutestantfl fur a intvlin;1, platU', Thij ['noli! has :;lluv and Roman I'.atliollcs and a weekday nursery been repainted, carpulud and, to .ill extent, to grade-school level program of class is, furnished by the foilnwKliip. Tlierit will lie Kathy is also involved now in an attempt by refreshments and music, and kathy einpha- Community and the United Church of Christ sii-ed that the 1'pper Kuoiii Is iiiturdeinnnl- in Westfiehi and Plainfield to establish a natli.iial. cooperative teacher Braining program. Hxcept for a p.iusc on Friday, Kuthy's week There Is also a movement under way among in styled alimtj the linea uf tliat of a prolcs- the Senior Fellowship which would take them Sional football coach—day and night meetings next summer, under Kathy's guidance, to an vvitli tho staff 1.1 f 27 teachers Monday through Appalachian work camp for a week1 or more Thursday, last-minute preparations on Sutur- of hard labor, * * * "I'M ESPECIALLY PROUD of this senior high group," Kathy said, "On Saturday, Dec. Borough schools 21, they're going to follow through on" a pro- (Continued from page 1) gram wo had last summer with under- privileged children from Graystone Presby- wide Teachers' Assoclntlun for the 1969-70 terian Church in Elizabeth."" Last summer, contract had been concluded, "Wehavemade Kathy explained, the Senior Fellowship took the teachers an offer," n spokesman said, tho children on "Travel and Learn" trips to "and they have it in committee." zoos, the Morrjstown historical area, a TV Also, regarding the construction of four studio and a dairy farm. They will renew tennis courts proposed by the Recreation De- acquaintances at a Christmas party here. partment on Deerfield School property, board There are also other moves underfoot by president Grant Lennox said a decision to allow the ebullient little leader to extend her Christ- the use of the land would be forthcoming ian education program. This spring may see "in a month or a month and a half," The an acceleration in the women's adult activities; Recreation Department already operates four in the summer there may be a day camp for heavily used tennis courts at Echobrook School, nine-, 10- and 11-year olds, and in the mean- In response to questioning from a member while plans continue for a discussion group of the audience, the board dispelled a rumor Involved in the relationship of the arts to regarding the busing of children from other religion, towns into the borough. * * * Smacking of the Verona-Newirk arrange- THE LATTER WOULD involve trips to New ment, the rumor was flatly denied. Board York City theaters and museums, something president Lennox said, with the affirmation of that Kathy, herself, enjoys on her free days and evenings. GRAFHIl ARTS GIFT—The Foothill Club of Muuntainside, at its Lhristmas meeting last superlntendint Hanigan, that' "there are no such week, donated a jariety of bulletin boards and art supplies tu the Union County Children's plans or agreements, or are any contemplated, Kathy was. In fact, an English and education Shelter at John E. Runnells Hospital, Scotch Plains, hhown, from left, are Mrs. Joseph V. on the busing of students from another com- major at Wittenburg until her junior year Gonnella, community service chairman Mrs. William R. ^yre-5, club president and Mrs" munity into Mountainside," there, when she changed to religion and Eroil R. Deiba. Child Shelter director. Board members said the rumor may have psychology. "I had thought about social work until I HONURED BY LODGE—Richard Hull en, left, district deputy grand exalted ruler, welcomed started with the successful summer exchange program this year with Plainfield, which board met Mr. Talcott at Princeton, and he told me at homtcoming program by William McDonald, exalted ruier of Mountainside Elks Lodge, members Indicated may be continued in 1969, his plans to develop the program here," Church group to give Christmas party held Other board members said the rumor may Kathy said, "He's very creative and CUF- have emanated from the proposed state-wide rent," she said, "and because of the program one-act drama Sunday by county GOP women consolidation of school districts, which, they I knew then 1 would have the opportunity to Pullen lauded by Elks lodge; said, is in the far future If it ever comes grow with the situation," A one-act drama, "Peace on Mars'* by Dor- The annual Christinas party of the Union to pass. Kathy said that she was also interested in othy Clarke Wilson, will be presented at a County Women's Republican Club was held staying In the mewopalitan area, which she Christmas Vespers service at the First Bap- last night in the Alban Room of the Town and deputy grand ruler of district finds somewhat more elecn-ifylng than her tist Church of Westfisld Sunday at 5 p.m. Campus Restaurant, Morris Ave., Union. Childersburg, Alabama, home where she at- The program will also Include singing of Dinner was served and gifts were dis- Local agent Christmas carols and special music presented Mountainside Lodge 1585 of the Benevolent ruler William McDonald gave Pullen a gift Anthony Marchltto, general agent of the tended grade and high school. Kathy retains tt-ibuted by Santa Claus, Mrs. Edna MacDowell more of a Midwest accent than Southern, by the Bel Canto and Chancel Choirs of the and Protective Order of Elks honored the certificate on behalf of the lodge. The presen- Mountainside branch office at 608 Sherwood church. of Roselle is club president. deputy grand exalted ruler of the central tation of the district deputy jewels was made pkwy., was among the Eastern regional branch ttough, a tiirowback to her pre-Alabama days In Neenah, Wise., where she was born. Parts in the drama will be played by Janet district, Richard Pullen, at his homecoming by past district deputy and state ritualistic office executives attending a planning con- Alpaugh, Peter Cober, Frederick Banes, JoAnn chairman, Francis W, Kaiser of Union, ference of American National Insurance Co. Neenah is also the Neubauer family seat, First In Soles by presenting a rendition of the Elks ritual Topolinski, Christopher Talbott and Daviti ond by the lodge officers. After the ritual, exalted The diitrict deputy has been active in the this week at the Statler Hilton Hotel In Raleigh, and that's where Kathy will be spending her Christmas, Berts, It Is being directed by Mrs. Thomas Quality order since his Initiation 11 years ago, serv- N.C. Sherman and JoAnn Herbert, WORLD BOOK ing as exalted ruler of Mountainside Lodge Topics discussed included new products, She may also get a chance to visit Neenah and chairman of the crippled children's com- services to policyholders and sales manage- again in February, when as secretary of the r ENCYCLOPEDIA FRIDAY DEADLINE Curriculum group mittee for the past nine years. He also is ment principles, American National is a major Directors and Ministers Christian Education Call MARGARET AHLFELP secretary of the lodge. In the state associ- life and health insurance company with home Synod of New jersey, she hopes to attend All Items other than spot news should 2324141 ation, he served as tiler for two years and was jffices in Galveston, Tex, tiia national convention in Chicago, be in our office by noon on Friday. at police academy secretary to the vice-president of the central An eight-man curriculum committee for the district and two district deputy grand exalted Training more 1967 figures indicates that ef- Union County Police Training Academy has rulers. The past year, he was vice-president forts to reach more of those been appointed by Police Chief Matthew T, of the central district. As district deputy for ^disadvantaged' most in need of job-training Haney of Cranford, dean. the central New jersey district, Pullen has is paying off," die Secretary jurisdiction over 19 lodges with a total mem- ' Three out of five persons said. The first of two sessions of the Police bership-of 8,000 Elks. enrolled in training programs Twenty-seven states Training Academy in 1969 will open on Monday, Visiting dignitaries paying tribute to Pullen under the_Manpower Develop- equaled or exceeded fte goal Jan, 6, and continue through March 7 at Union were the vice-president of the central dis- ment and Training Act (MDTA) of 65 percent disadvantaged Now - More For Your Money College. The second eight-week session will trict, Steve Cymbulik of Iselln; state presi- during the past two years were participation in classroom run from May 19 to July 25, also at Union dents-Ed Hanlon of Red Bank; past state pres- in the "disadvantaged" cate- "training programs in 1968. College, ident- and grand lodge new lodge committee gory, Secretary of Labor Wil- The top six in the United States were Hawaii, Missis- Serving on the curriculum committee are chairman, Harrison Barnes of Elizabeth; past lar'd Wirtz has reported, 1 sippi, Missouri, Louisiana, at The National Bank Chief Carl EhnlB of New Providence, president district deputy and state ritualistic committee "An 11 percent increase in chairman, Francis Kaiser of Union; past dis- anrollment of disadvantaged New Jersey, and Maryland, of the Union County Police Chiefs Association, Cuam was second on the list, which sponsors the academy, and former dean. trict deputies Charles Marosi and Louis Bian- persons this year over the Chief Michael Roy of Elizabeth, Chief James chard of Perth Amboy. Moran of Westfiold, Chief Fred Falzone of Pullen resides ir^ RoseUe and is employed EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 1, 1968 Oarwood, Mayor Edward K, Gill of Cranford, by the U. S. Postal Department. ® Dr. Kenneth W. Iversen, acting president of Union College, Prof. F arris S, Swackhamer, chairman of the Chemistry Department of Wonders of ocean *LAFF OF THEM** Union College, and Roy Smith, vice-president, college relations of Union College, The Union County Police Training Academy movie at Trailside provides basic training for new policemen from "The Deep Frontier," a color, sound movie Union County's 21 municipalities, the Union will ba shown at the Union County Park Com- County Park Police, Union County Sheriff's TIME mission's Trailside Nature and Science Cen- Office, and flie Union County Prosecutor's ter, in the Watchung Reservation, mis Sunday, Office. at 2 p,m, The film depicts the world beneath the sea and the potential benefits to man. 3 county $ & L officials One-half hour nature talks for children will be conducted by Donald W. Mayer, director of Trailside, and Miss Irma H, Heyer, educa- renamed to state unit tional assistant at Trailside, at 4 p.m. on SAVINGS Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday The re appointment of three Union County of next week. The topic to be discussed during savings and loan officials to the economic the four days is New Jersey Birds." The policy committee of the New Jersey Savings talks will be illustrated with color slides. League was announced this week. The Trailside Nature and Science Center Charles L. Harrington, president. First is open to me public each weekday, except Federal Savings and Loan Association, West- Friday, from 3 to 5 p.m., and on Saturdays field, was named chairman of the committee, and Sundays from 1 to S p.m. The public CERTIFICATES Serving with him are Charles H. Ackley, is invited to visit the Nature Center, tour president. Hill City Savings and Loan Asso- the live-animal area, view the thousands elation, Summit, and Roland Lewan jr., senior of indoor exhibits, and participate in the vice president, Investors Savings and Loan scheduled prop-ami. Association, Union. ON DEAN'S LIST 1 YEAR MATURITY -- $5,000 MINIMUM PROVIDENCE, R.I.--F. Donald Eekelmann, Enrolled at Bridgeport dean of the college at Brown University, has announced a dean's list of 4S0 men for the Richard Dortman of 165 Chipmunk Hill, fall semester. Those named include Arthur AND FOR REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Mountainside, ig enrolled at the University E. Van Dyke, son of Mr, and Mrs, Arthur of Bridgeport for the fall semester. He is a W, Van Dyke of 1578 Brookside rd,, Mountain- sophomore in the College of Arts % Sciences. side, N.j, "Well, you did bring home the bacon." QUARTERLY INTEREST! TO PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN: Would you, like some help in preparing TM E newspaper releases? 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Ih I It's bust, i.f r, ur;:..-, i, !.i;l,i:,.i a naniutlie I'ical people ur groups or whun it specifitally in iv 1'ipt r i JI ri uhj uilillii jnv qm lion wjy Lliy person usually usus it - - j, Kdgar concerns the readers. If John leathurworili llui.yer, rniiier than juim [•. I[,.•,.vur. of Tarrytown, N. Y,, is elected president of Wt'vt Btra Delivering MATTRESSES Easily-made YOUR "STORY' your group and Jacob larnsby, who lives m PHIL'S yu Put the most important facts in thy first AGE, ir isn't necessary to give a person's tosvn, is appointed to the executive committee, 1127 LiBiRTY AVE. age unless it's vital to the story. If John your story is about l-'amsby, not Feather- HILLSIDi SHOPPING CENTiR FOR A LONG, LONG TIME decorations paragraph, and leaHur facts in Inter para- Smith is honored as your oldest member, graphs, m order uf ilit'ir lmportancL', A re- worth, Farnsby's neighbors care about him, W.ekduyi is 6:30, 1st. is 6, Clo..d W.d. 'lake any sizu eosy-oponing naturally you should mention that he's 88 but who ever heard of Featherworth, If your iuase should be writicn so that latur para- years old, When writing about children, always waxed cardboard carton, and graphs may be chopped off if necussary. charity group is conducting a two-month cloth- drink up the liquid that's In mention their ages, and possibly the grades ing drive m Northern New jersey, your story A tritL% perhaps, but tried and true i;uick- they are in, . it. Then, put a regular table for importance is tlie "Five Ws of Journal- to the local paper should be that the week- casidlL" in the center, fill with 1 ADDRESS, When writing about local people, long campaign in town will be held Monday to crushL-d ice and pour hot par- ism -What, When, Where, Who and Why (or include their addresses. If the paper doesn't How), All five Ws should be answered in the Friday, the readers want to know when they I "Sngapore"&"Shanghai' affin wax until full. (The want the address, it can always cross it out. should have THEIR discards ready. The local plastic coating will prevent first paragraph, though not necessarily in If the address is wanted and you haven't given paper wants to know, for example, how the sticking,) When it's cool, cut any particular order Here are some examples: it -- then someone must look it up for you. local March of Dimes campaign is going, but back tfiL' carton and^ pull out Dr. James Smith, child psychologist at When writing about buildings where meetings isn't much interested in the results of a na- the finished candle. For extra Newark Stole College, (WHO) will discuss will be held, the address is imperative. Use a tional telethon. It wants biographical back- color, decorate with rosettes I.Q. testing (WHAT) next Thuridoy ot 8 number such as "555 Colonial avenue" not grounds of the local volunteers," not the na- or holly leaves. Then light p.m. (WHEN) in Hamilton School (WHERE) "Colonial avenue" or "Colonial avenue near tional campaign chairman, It wants to know the wick for a very attractive as members of the PTA assemble for theif Morris avenue" or "corner of Colonial and what the Charley does for local people, nOE the candle all will admire. first meeting of the new term (WHY), Morris avenues." Home-made holiday deco- In itself, that paragraph is a complete story, NAME YOUR ORGANIZATION so that the There's nothing like the personal service and attention given rationi are eaiy to make, and The reader knows all he needs to know if readers know what it is. You may know that Don'i Drive An Unsafe Car to you by Orange Mattresses' bedding specialists. No delivery can be as elegant as the store- N. O, M. A, means National Office Machine he wants to attend. If the publicity chairman AVOID is a problem. And our 67 years of bedding experience will he'p bought kind. For instance, wishes, however, he or she may add other Association, but we don't and neither will our you select the proper bedding for your own, special need. make a little "tree" with paragraphi giving more details. readers, Use the full title in your release. lOANGEROUSFUMES "LIT US INTERTAIN YOU" Stop in tomorrow. Priced as low as SI 9.95, Don't identify troops, branches and units by loop! of varl-eolored ribbon The second paragraph might offer more in- Pun for the Intiro Family Wiih SlnoopBre the and uie at the peak of your numbers or the names of their founders. REPLACE Muiical Dog, Shsnghsi iho Obedient Coi, formation about Dr. Smith: Jydo the "Cul.llp" Dag, Andy »h« Talklnf big tree, Ur, twist pipe clean- Call your group the Springfield branch (Ir- ¥eyr Wgfn and Leaky Myno!, Bird. The perfect guciti 01 Chi I- ers around rose stems, insert A member of the Newark State faculty vington, Vauxhall, Essex, New jersey or what- MUFFLER NOW! drtn's Porli.t, School Show., PTA Fune- MATTRESSES — BOX SPRINGS for 10 years, Dr, Smith has also served OS ever) branch of the National Fish Fanciers' lions. Club Group* (Men and Women Clubl), the flowers in a styrofoarn insldilud FREE You'll Save Many Pellsri S S S When You Buy cone, cover the cone with wide a testing consultant in the Cranford school Association -- not unit No. 294S7, or Jerome Afier-Pinner Showi, lie. DIRECT from THI FACTORY ! ! ribbon, and brighten the whole system. He is the author of several profes- S, Smith Memorial chapter. PAY AS YOU RIDE • NO MONEY DOWN BOOK NOW FOR CHRISTMAS PARTIEI We Sfs New Jersey! largest ••Direit-lgCaniumei" mgflriii rfi&ny, sional articles on testing procedures. feelyreri Fgf ever 60 year* we have qrswn anly bcEBUit WB Havi given thing with spray-on glitter. It Boy Scout and Girl "Scout troops should be E ih, hi9h.1l fluoiily m Ih. iowf!i prit.i. WE OUABANTII COMPORT! makes an unusual centerpiece Then, more about the meeting: identified by the name .of the school in which AMALFE BROS, ™, VICE M Pritti jlnri oi S1?9S. for your Christmas table. they meet, the neighborhood they serve or 33J R&HWAY AVE. ELiZABETH EL 24766 109 Gfovo St., Rossiis Mrs, Benjamin Brown, of 1 Baltusrol •the organization that sponsors them -- not by CH 5-526 2 way, program chairman, will reveal plans long, meaningless numbers. Fraternal or- Men. I. Thurs,, 8.9-Tues,, Wed,, Fri,, S. Sot, B-6 for forthcoming meetings, Mrs, Ronald Jones ganizations should be identified by the name of STILL CLIMBING of 200 Forest dr., chairman of the ways the town -- NOT the council number. NEW YORK — Fire des- and means committee, will discuss plans troyed $1,7 billion worth Of for the usual winter hot sole to be held in QUOTES AND OPINIONS property in the United States December, New members of the PTA will The only place for opinions is inside quotation in 1967, according to the In- be introduced by Mrs, Milton Green, pres- -marks.-Your release should not* say" that'anew' surance Information Institute. ident, of 41 Morris eve, branch library is needed, but rather that Mrs. John Smith, president of the James CaldweU The total was $200,000 higher NOTHING BUT THE FACTS than that recorded in 1966. School PTA, said that "A branch library WERE DUMBER serving the western section is a definite neces- You've probably concluded that our fictional sity," Dr, Smith ii an "expert" in his field, though In other words, all opinions should be at- nowhere in the release did it say he was, Hii tributed to somebody, preferably in a direct ONE!! quotation. When you quote someone directly, make sure that he is willing to be quoted with Symphony boys chorus the words you ascribe to him, Pick the punchiest and most important things your to he hmcird on radio speaker said, Keep your quotes brief and significant. . RICHARDS RAMBLER NEW! TTio Boy i Chorus of the New jersey Symphony DEADLINES Is Proud To Announce Orchestra will broadcast a Christmas program on Radio Station WBCO In Newark Monday, at The deadline for organizationa! publlciry is the Friday preceding the issue in which Riclcy Croita, Pmiident; 1:15 p.m. you want it published. If your release ar- RICHARDS RAMBLER Selections will include Britten's "Ceremony rives later than that, very likely it will be of Carols." They also 'will offer some folk thrown out or pushed aside until next week. Petite, elegant Trim, music and a traditional arrangement of "Loch Monday and Tuesday of the editor's week Lomond," THE WINKING "Yes, We're Mighty are reserved for "spot" news. He's busy James R, McCarthy li choral director of with the political campaign or the big ac- Proud Of Our New distinctive styling the Symphony. cident and doesn't have time to give proper Of A Special Award For Having butane lighter The Boyi Chorus, one of five youth-training attention to what happened at the PTA last Citation, And We'd organizations maintained by the Symphony, has Given To The Public Of Like to Mention At the world's a broad background of concert experience You can eliminate most of your deadline for today's since its organization two years ago. The Union and Essex County This Time That approximately 45 - member chorus has FIRE DEATH KNELL Along With Our Fine slimmest butane appeared at Newark's Symphony Hall on NEW YORK — Fire in the U.S. claims an i( I) several occasions, at the Garden State Arts average of one life every 43 minutes, the THE BEST CAR SERVICE Service, We Also fashion- conscious Center, the Waterloo Music Festival, and in Insurance Informatidn Institute _reporta. In _ Give To The Car- New York, lighter! 1967, 12,200 persons died by fire. Buying Public The HIGHEST SAVINGS woman! Slide for indoors WHO GIVES A HOOT IF IT ON NEW and USED CARS! is long-lasHng gift Get Geld This Winter? For a wonderful, long-last- Come In Today, See ing Christmas gift that is WhafWeMeanlWe've practically indestructible, the With Heoting pre-school or first or second Dependable GAS Equipment Got The Best Deal grade child will enjoy a simple In The State For slide. WHO WORRIES? 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MU 6-6566 UNION Public to be kept aware Medicare urges filing i'lmi'Htiuy, Di-cuiiilii.T 12, lilfiB- of past service claims
Ralph U. |, .1. 1.1I AIM -, t-\ * -n il mi- of county bar activities i liritY ill: 111, • ihl, Hiiiiil," 111 •.ili.th. tin 111-, 'd illiilk' Illilll- A proiT.ini i.if public liifonu.iuun mi ilu- i'I'.Mill.'i 111 till1 .ittivitu'!. of ilic I'uiiMi (.'utility Hat' Ai-nociiitiuii lin- lull Hi'. pill 111 <• iiuilty ,111'ii was piuiiiiM-ii liy lie iii'w pri'MuU'iil, M. Jordan Medi.-arc m- timi' up for \! = **' ['rue, in Inn in.iiii iiral addivss ,it .1 iiKH>liii>* i.l ili. I. i r \ :l! [Mill V Widiies.day t'VLiilii!- iUilifl'liaiillfU-f, MlUburii, flu' year in re •Will'.' s 1 u-tlu'r Mcilii ir HI) |-ii' -111 I'nco, who maintain!; hi;; oifier in Union, is tin1 pfoi'l'.llll iiiir: tli< -111 .'"vlllH1 Dl tin a reiiidelU of Kiiiilwortli and a fornii'i resident i 11101117. tlu.' . in f'lvJ •u-r\i^i ;- aiki ul hpriiii'tii'Iil, In hip addriuiii lie said: llo said th,it tin:; ir uu);;t k'i-;;! an annual "A major emphasis; duriii)' the cumin)- year 1 will be placed on public relations; good public important fur fluKi- older V'"'ll. iliiilli tlhlr thai tliu [ia- relations. Hie public svill by kept informed of puuplu who tin urn d i .pi'iuu';. Lieut must pay. tin.' KiTvkvs wo aru reiiderlii)'. While inher- for cuverid medical iu'rvkv:- If till' I'AIK'IIHOK Of illi' l.lfft 1 lX'tWOOIl Uct. 1, I1'!'!) .Hid Sept. tiiiLL- iiuiiitliK in .my ye.ir do tisnij , 1H proscribi-il to individual lawyers, bar 1 M), I')d7. It a claim n; not not tMiiiL iij! to the amount associations may, and indeed should, piibliei, c: 1 the lejuil servieii thai are available, LHir IIIOH- made for reiinbuiheineiu of of tin' dudiictiblu, tliuy ijaii In. saj-e must be told. these tjxpeiiHi'H' by Due. M, c.irrit'd ovi'f to tliu follswiiif. 19()H, it will not i,e pusRlble yuar to ruduee tlio duductiblu "We had an outstanding "LasvlJay" this year to iiiuki1 a payment, for tli.it yen-. under tile clinirniansliip of Anthony Kinaldojr. Jones pointed out Unit, in All Boeuil !-fciii"ity offu'ua That program will be continued and, if possible, tlie past, some Medicare ben- aru pri'|i,irL'il to hulp pt'oi'li1 expanded; And the public will bt? informed, eficiaries postponed making n nnko liiiinifi for doctor bill * * * claim because they thought iiisuraiice jiayinunts, Tliqst1 "UNDIiR Tllli CHAIRMANSHIP of Warren that if tile doctor declined to svlio still have, not applied for llohl "Law for die Layman"courses liavoboen take an assii'iiuient, tlie patient reimburKvniont lor medical arranged in adult education schools throughout tiad to submit a reffipted bill services and j-oods received tlie County, This course will be offered at any with his application. Unable between Uct, 1, 1966 and Sept, public or parochial high school or college or to supply evidence Of having M), iy67, are urged to apply "Y" that may wish to avail itself of it. If a paid tlie doctor or tlie medi- before Jan. 1, 1969. Begin- sufficient number of our members will partici- cal supplier, they failed to file ning with that date, it may pate, the instructors will alternate, so that each a claim, he added. "Those be too late. of tlie customary ten sessions will be conducted people are in danger of short- by a different lawyer, preferably from the area Anyone wishing speedy and changing themselves." Jones efficient service On one of in which the school is located, We particularly said/ invite our younger members to be instructors. these claims should bring to These courses are an effective means of pro- "The 1967 amendments to the office evidence of the ser- M. JORDAN PRICE • jecting a favorable public image, the Medicare law eliminated vices received, either in the the requirement that a bill form of an itemized bill from s "A Lawyer Referral Service is finally getting submitted with a claim must tlie doctor or the supplier of off the ground under the chairmanship of Clyde be receipted to show that it medical goods, or the lame Twa$ a cloudy, Noll. This association now has approved Law- was paid in full or part, Start- inform utiun on the "Request Santa Claus isn't the only one with great ideas for Christmas. yer Referral, which is a program to servo ing in 1968, an itemized bill for Medicare Payment" form We thought up the Trimline* telephone. clients who can afford to pay or where the showing the services or medi- supplied by the Social Security rainy November matter involved will generate a fee, and is not Administration. Another to be confused with aid to the indigent. Public cal goods received and Only one clear day was recorded In Novem- "must" is tlie older person's The Trimlinc telephone is beautifully designed. When advertising of a Lawyer Referral Service is Medicare card or other offi- If you want Touch-Tone service, the additional Touch- ber at the Union College Meteorological Sta- proper and ethical. cial document showing his you pick up the handset, ten Touch-Tone'' pushbuttons, Tone charge covers all the phones on your line. tion, according to the monthly report of "We are grateful to our Legal Aid Commit- Weather film health insurance claim which let you "dial" twice as fast, come to you. Maybe you'd like to play Santa Claus with our idea. Harold Dullocq, meteorologlit, to the U.S. tee, under the chairmanship of Joseph Engel, There's a new recall button, too. When you want to You can. To order Trimline phones in either wall or Weather Bureau. number. which has carried tlie ball of Legal Aid for The Elizabeth district of- make a second call, don't hang up—just push the table models for Christmas, just call your Telephone There svere 17 cloudy days and 12 partly many years. Probably even most of our own at Trailside convenient recall button. Business Office, cloudy days in November, Duflocq reported. members are unaware that approximately 50 flee is at 268 North Broad Precipitation in November totaled 4,83 "Unchained Goddess," a st. The telephone number is The cost of a Trimline phone is nominal—only Also available with standard Ngw j BB|| , per cent of our duel have been devoted to legal pennies a day. And there's no extra charge for color. Inches, which ii 1,58 inchei above the normal aid. The public should be informed of this pub- color, sound movie will be 351-3200. Interviewing hours tfial in new compact design, "' rainfall. The greatest amount of rain In a lic service we are rendering." shown at the Union County are 9 a.m. to S p.m. daily 24-hour period was 1,26 inchei on Nov. 11 Park Commission's Trailside Monday through Friday, and and 12, This year's total compares with Nature and Science Center, In on Thursday evenings from S 7,12 inches in 1963, which is the higheit the Watchung Reservation, on to 8 p.m. PLEASE DRIVE SA FEL Y total recorded at this station, and with 1,68 Rural area pupils visit Sunday at 2 p.m. Inches in 1965, which is the lowest total The f llm reports on what our recorded. Precipitation in 1968 through Nov. Campus School at NSC scientists have learned about 30 is 37.39, while the total forthe same period the weather and how this know- a year ago was 41,54 inches. An exchange of visits between rural and ledge benefits mankind. Temperatures in November ranged from a urban school children MI completed Thurs- One-half hour nature talks maximum of 73 degrees on Nov. 2 to a mini- day when a class of sixth-graders from the for children will be conduct- mum of 27 degrees on Nov. 21. The average Sussex-Wantage Elementary School In Sussex ed by Stuart Faber, a nature temperature was 45 degrees, which is 0.4 County visited the Campus School at Newark guide at Trallsidt, at 4 p.m. degrees below normal. The maximum average State College, Union, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- temperature was 52,7 degrees, while the mini- Holts were Mrs. Lucy Orfan's class In the day, and Thursday, Dec. 19. mum average temperamre was 37.3 degrees, Campus School. Both classes inspected some The topic selected for the Nov. 29 was the warmest day of the month of the Industrial and residential sections of four days is "African when the average temperature was 59 degrees, the metropolitan area — Including a visit to Animals." these talks will be — During—the—month;—591— degree -days -were _the Elizabeth Iron- Works, — as well as tour illusB-ated with color slides. lit recorded, as compared with 722 in 1967. Since the campus. The Trailside Nature and the heating season began on Sept. 1, 874 Science Center is open to the degree days have been recorded, while 1,133 public on weekdays, except were recorded during the same period in Fridays, from 3 to S p.m., and 1967. Dangmrous noise on Saturdays, and Sundays A severe coastal storm was recorded on from 1 to 5 p.m. The public Nov. 12. Light snow fell the same day. Noise is not only nerve-wracking but a po- is invited to visit the Center tential soin-ce of injury to 16 million American to view the live animals and workers. Experts place the threshold of thousands of indoor exhibits CONCERT AT RiDER and to participate In thesche- The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, for dangerous noise levels at 85 to 92 decibels - dulad programs. 65 years one of the nation's leading musical about as much noise 'is is produced by such organizations, will appear in concert at Rider common indusBial machines as air drills or College, Trenton, at 8:30 tonight. punch presses. CRASH COST SOARING NEW YORK — The annual When NJ.'s leading dealership,IMAXON PONTIACI •liiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiimDiiiiiiiiiiiiauiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiBiiiiiiiilQ dollar cost of the nation's Lecture planned traffic accidents has about doubled in the last decade, ac- I Flowers by LINSENMANN | cording to the Insurance In- organizes a tire department, you would expect at Newark State formation Institute, The 1967 Teaching English as a economic loss figure of $12.44 •second language will be the billion averaged" out to a bill the products to be the finest and the service to 1 Artistic Arrangements isubject of a lecture-demon- of. $62,14 for every man, For All Occasions stration Wednesday, at New- woman and child in the United ark State College, Union. Time States. 1 Flowers Telegraphed ,
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111 I HI in I in III nh M "A II II. 1 i I in • I 1 Nil M«l HH I 111 nl M \* II lu !•» I i II I * I i h| i i.i i * ii Hit 11" it l*y wi lno I nn . 'r It F . i lh< * HI' 11 r i urtutN,** Iii .> i Ii ini i r> HIM I n, mall n Uivitli iliv I Hui.mlii r, 1'lliH, in 3 ivil I ti n tin 11 in III. n i Itir rin.it n tin jluntifi ml \ u in tfi litinHnt, > u iri h r* I * ri i|.iir. 1 t in.mr UII i mil mil il UII pliiiiUII n r trr ri- Uir nih di> f Jim irj. 1 )6J, hr "i riuit, an in^i r t n M. IJan Irl hrlidUnl, Isrquln, plaintiff"- itt rni), »h -i i Hr. = * in Nn. .-1 1 I rin^luij Avi nui Irmi|t n, Ni w Ji r ^i> in 1 in Ii I nilt tlii ri 1 in. h ju Ijrrn. lit POWER ihall Ii rmlirrl >t run t % u TJ Uir ( njrt *.fi ill Umik iquitibli nji 1 ]UjL ^ nj MANICURIST •sinll fill tinr dii-y.1 r mi jir« I if "*T¥ii-t in luj h it* ^itli Iht t Ii rt. if Uir 'uriri r I urt, Mil, Hni-e Amu s, Boouty Mist Tri nli II, Ni u It rii > , in i i i i tim. . \M!II tri^ rulf a I i i^ il pf n ti. i in Ipr i i lur. Thp nb r t ,1 - ii 1 iiliiii-liiWiin FACIAL i jul^imnt I liit r. i 1 • twi i n Ihi uj pHmUlf an 1 > m Mn rii i IL trit tlm 1 AdminiTtr it ir With 'pro' attachments I* I X I 1U1M\ Power eoble stores inside. I IC,\I • 1 I(\H 111 t)Rpii[lMInN , M Hani. 1 1 rn 11 in 1 \tlurni \ f r Pliintili 174 .prin^Ui 1,1 Avi nur Irvinfft n, f.i w Ii r^i > LUli 1 Nu\, niboF 1 J, 1*11 B In. ll.rali-r. ii ;i, 2B,Ilr,.5.1J 1H0I1 S-Transistor (I.. I H.OO) Slim AM/FM
E^TAll- n> I'AIIL ZkMfcL, t!» C1!^^i. Pur.uant tj the rder of IAMI.. 1 1 RADIO ABRAM !, Surr«Bit^ c( thp County of LBB*S, this tia> midc tin the application nf thr undsrFignej, At3mimctratris ul Raid deccarrd, ntitli t Is hi-f i h> givi n tn tht eri-iiliiir3 nf ^ald dereisLj tii « xhifcit 2950 tu thp sub-jcrlter, un irr nith rr iffirma- tian, tin ir tl^inTi and dpm inrip agjiPat 4 only '/«" . . , battery, earphone the r^tltP ut said iii*etacPd within ^Ix 15" diag. SCREEN Portable munth£ iriirn this datp( nr they *ill be fortAer barred from prosecuting t_r rf1 CjJc/u'cA New FINE SCREEN Portable rtivpring th. samp igalnet the an b ELECTRIC scrihpr. COLOR TV hYLVIA I.1TZ Dsted- NUVEMDLR 13, 196B L Solid State Steam, Dri JI ROME II, SriIFR, %tlurnpy PRO-STYLE COLOR TV 144 nroul btr^ct 2-Track r.PWiTk, N J 07102 IRON Irv, Hrld.Nov.Zl^B.Dw-.S.lS.ia.neB HAIR DRYER 50 TAPE 289" NuTICF OF 5I-TTLEMENT RECORDER Notiep i3 hir*-b> fiv^n that the ar- Smart-looking cabinet, with big 117 sq. counta of the subscriber A^-ipner- fur 279 8 th» benefit cf crPditort 18 Finest picture detail and never-befor# color s0 in. screen, resisti rugged use. Automatic Fabric/heat settings. , ,,t fidelity from 95% mere dots on wide-angle 69 Memory VHF tuning, precision slide-rule Adjustable hood, temper, 69 and statPd by the burrnpate and reported for settlement tu thr LSSPS Tnunty sq. in, screen. New TintMaster control, Pre-set Battery/plug-in operation. Keyboard UHF tuner. Easy-carry handle, dipolc ature control. Court, Pri-BatP Divislun, un Tljrsday, VHF fine tuning. Built-in antennas. antenna. the 2BU1 day ..! JANUAHV nut. pushbutton control. NEIL A, rLEDJBLRG Dated November 19, 1168. KLONBERC, ISIOKONt1!, MASTLR- SON Si ELHACHTEB, Attnmo\E llflQ Raymond Boulevard Newark, N.J. (B1U2 Ir-k. Her. Nov. 2B,Dec.5,12,19,26, 14DB Solid State i Solid State S-Track SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY DOCKIT NO. MS210-8B Stereo Tapi Cartridge STATE OF NEW JERSEY CLOCK RADIO TO JOIin F, Evans; By virtue of an Order el the Superior . TAPE PLAYER Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, made on the 21st day of November. 1MB, in a Civil Action whsrsin Irene Slide-rule AM radio tuning, Telechron illuminate EUREKA Evana is the plainUff and you are the so ed clock. Automatic woks to muiie/buxxer ton. defendant, you are hereby required to 99 C anister answer the complaint of the plaintiff on trol. Sleep Switch. or before the 22nd day of January, Csmpitti with built-in amplifier, Piayi SO min- 1561, by servini an answer on M, utes. Walnut vinter cabinet;12 transislori.KT-81 VACUUM Daniel rriedland, Esquire, plainUfrs attorney, whose address IS No. 974 ipringfleld Avenue Irvintton, New Jer- sey, and in default thereof such judg. FARMRWARE ment ihall be retuMred against you SHAVER 24 as the Court BhaU think equitable and ore/co just. You shall ale your answer and M Attachments included, Pswerfu' proof of service in duplicate with the OPEN HEARTH' Triple-Head meter, iteel body. • '. .1 clerk of the iuptrior court. State House 13" Anneji, Trenton, New Jersey, in ac. conianee with the rulei of civil prac- tice and precedyf e. BROILER The object of said aetton is to obtain SHAVER a judeinent of divorce between the said ROT ISSERIE plainflif and you. See our Low Price "~— Maurice R, Strickland, Adminlstratar MSEC COUNTY LldAL SERVICIi Micro-gi Jove heads, 18 rotary blades CORPORATION Pop-up trimmer, case. By M, ^niel Friedland Delicious outdoor charcoal flavor. Ajtorney for Plainttff t74 Sprin|field Avenue Irvlnfton, New Jeriey Dated! November 28. 1MB Irv. Herald, Dec, I, 12, If, Ji, 19ia. (f-ee J35.58) PRISTO RONSON FARBERWARE ESTATE OF JACK M, LILIEN, deeeasea, Puriuanl to the srflersf JAMESS.ABRAMS, Magnetic Automatic iurroiate of the Couniy of Essen, Una day CLAIROL Cordless 3-Speed made on the applicjaoii of the underslBied, EMeutrli of s,ia deceased, nauee u hereby 14-Roller liven to the creditors of said deceased to MANICURE SIT SHOE SHINER exhibit Eg the subscriber, under oath or af= MIXER IlrmiUon, their claims and demands againm HAIRSETTER Hie estate of said deceased within ill monilB 88 12** diag. Black Screen from tMi dais, or aiey will be forever barred from prosecuting or recovering the same against the subscriber, 13 Case, attachments for mani- CAROL B. GOODMAN 9" PORTABLE TV Travel kit with everything to polish, Dated; NOVEMBER 8, 1968 16 cures, pedicures. Dries and curls. Matching clios. JEROME J. SONNAIEND, Attorney buff, brush. Beater ejector, lOoP Broad street Newark, N. j, 95 Irv. HtrilA-Nsv. 14, 21, 21, Dec 5, 12. 1961 79 ESTATE OF KATHLEliN liUCiltS, doeoastd, Enjoy favorite programs on 75 sq. in. screen . . Ncillce of Sstllcmeni . indoors or outdoors! No glare with snap-on SCHICK Nonce is hereby given tliatilieoejaunt5ufiho Hxrtuxrtnir subscriber, Administraior of ilie usiau, 0[ sun screen. Handle, antenna. KATHLEEN IIUGHKS, dceeased,' will be nud. 4 ited and limed by Elic burrcsgaig and reported SOLID STATE fer s,iEtlemeriE and far dlstribuEleniolheCssi^ C8unty court, Probate Division, un Tuestby- DISHWASHER tho 14B, day of JANUARY noM, Retractable DAVID MANUHLUALM Dated! November 4, l')6H SKOLOFl i, WOLFE. Attorneys I? Agidemy Street Newark, N.J, 0710! CROWN RAZOR Irv. Herald, Nov. 14, 21, 28 Dee. I, 12, 1568, Toast & Iroil' Estate of MIIUAM pliNDuiin, ilmoised 88 HEATING PAD Fursuant to ilie order of JAMBS B.AIJIWMs" BROILER airropis of the Couniy of EsSBji, ihisdayitiadc 18 on me appllsation of yieundDrEignedliiieeuior of laid detensed, noilce Is liereby Riv,,n tu",jlo Self.sharpening stainless steel 594 erediiors of said deceased to exhlbft to tiiesub- scrlber, under oath or affirmallon, "iheir head. Cord storage. Solid state elalms and demands a^alfist [tie esiale'of said dependability! #2000 deceased within st, minUis from iliis daie or ttej; *m be forever barred from proseouung or recovering the sameaijalnsiUiesubscriher,
D»tKi; NOVEMBER 4, 1«B PAUL n, NUIOAUM, AltBrney 1S1 Route #10 • Sueeasunna, N,j, Irv. Herald, Nov. 14, 21, 2S Dec, 5, 12, 1068,
iSTATE OF JOHNKRAWIEC,deceased. NOTICE OF ilTTLEMfeNT Notice In hereby |lven that the accounts of Oie subaerilier, Ejttcutrlsi of the Last Will mi Testament of JOHN KBAWIEC, fleceased, will be audited and stated by the Bpropite ind reported for aetU». ™ XYSNHI J 4 * M.Hiiiifr • BfLLfVlLLI. HI K Air.. • HteBllFllie. H * -- * T,**,,- Hi,- * lEIEll IfiWB. K * ^ * n • • CLOSIIB II 4 I PLAINFIELD • B«»r> In,,., II - ^ISF" Ai.jil.iii. • fill BIUH^WICK, i: Public Notice _ AN OHIUNANCl: Til Ft.ITT I-HHH-HK K-TJ,—iiTmHiSt, -J«, A rONSTAIH.i IN Till CITY ni L!N»IN ACRES AND ACRES OF FREE PARKING I rr oiuwiNi i) BY THI: COUNCIL •Dl Till" CITY "OK LIN!)! N] Sect™ 1. 11l.ll I il'tlrrirk .5, Strouiif, Jr.,, residinding at 909 SeymouSeym r Avenue, I.irirfpti, Unioi n CountyCounty , NoNoww jeriii>y> be amii he hereby is eltcteJ a ci.nstiible that his qualifications, burnt, IIUUPH GREAT and and powers shall be as jiroviJid anil required by lnw and tisane of U»s state and as hereafter may be jiruvidiii by 4r<0NK(tttl l;iw. Section 2. Said rpnstablc shall hylJ office (of the thn-e-ycar term com- mencing norinibcr 16, 1961 and trrtni- natliijj rifcrmber 15, IBTi, Sei'tiun 3. add constable nliall furnish a bond to the City of Linden In the sum of JI.QOT.OO, with good freehold or other security, to be approved by the Council, which bond ahapremalnlnfuliiereedur. ing the term of office for which the said constable is elected, and shall take, subscribe and file with the clerk of the City of Linden the required oath and shall meet the quaUfications required by law, prior to commencing his duties and ejcerclsing his powers, and shall in all respects comply with the law in Rt. 24-UNION such case made and provided, sectton 4, This ordinance shall take SPRINGFIELD AVE. effect in the manner provided by law, Bit, Morris Avt, 1 Vauxhall Hd. and all ordinances or parts of ortiin. ancei Inconsistent herewith or repugn- ant hereto shall bo and the same here, by are repealed, ON SALE THURSDAY. PIC 12 THRU SATURDAY, DEC (4 PASSED! December 3, 1168 EDV/AHD MURAWSKI PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL APPROVED: December 4, 1968 JOHN T, GRECORIO MAYOR ATTEST; FRANCIS H, DANN crrY CLERK Linden Leader, Dec, 11, 196B (Fee: (11.73) PUBLIC NOTICE Public Hearing rsspMt&i thtL tig adoption of Its ISM Budget snWEDNES- DAY, JANUARY B, 196S. at B;00 P.M. at Its "office at IPOi South Wood Avenue, > LINDEN RO1ELLE iEWERAGE Stofl*. CITY OF LINDEN PASSED ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE TO SUPPLE- MENT AN QRDDJANCE EN- TITLED "AN OHDDJANCE TO PROVIDE FOR THE CON- STRUCTION OF A SANITARY SEWER ON THE NORTHERLY SIDE or IDCAR ROAD (ROUTE 1) FROM A POINT APPROJOMATELY 640 LINEAL FEET WESTERLY OF WDjLOW • OLADE MAD TO A POINT APPROaMATELY 1390 LINEAL FEET WESTERLY OF WttLOW OLADE ROAD TOGETHER WITH ALL NECESSARY APPURTEN- ANCES AS rA LOCAL IM- MOVEMENT IN PAST, TO BE ASSESSED UPON LANDS BENE- FITED AND AS A GENERAL IMPROVEMENT IN PART, MAKING AN APPROPRIATION Misses' All-A-Glow Better Maker THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING "XXXXX your Heart" Mmn's Never Iron THE FDIANCING THEREOF," PASSED AUGUST 10, IBBi, BE IT ORDABIED BY THE COUNCIli OF THE CITY OF LWDENi HOLIDAY DRESSES PANTS & BLOUSES BRA SUPS Section 1. That the further sum of KNIT SHIRTS Three * Thousand Dollars ($3,000.00) in addition to "the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) heretofore appro, priated by the ordinance entitled, "AN ORDBSANCE TO" PROVIDE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SANITARY SEW- 1R ON THE NORTHERLY SIDE OF ED- 14.97 5.97. GAR ROAD (ROUTE 1) FROM A PODIT Comp.Val. 16.99 APPROHMATILY 640 LWEAL FEET 3.77 Comp. Val. 3.95 Camp. Val. 7.99 WESTERLY OF WLLQW OLADE ROAD TO A POINt APPROMMATBLY 1390 Holiday evenings require one of our smartly Fashion look of today features flowing crepe Grace your wardrobe with this beautifully Texturized nylon knit shirts in long or short LINEAL FEET WESTERLYOFWJLLQW detailed and sparkling dresses for you! We 8 OLADE ROAD TOCETHER WITH ALL pants in wide legs and washable crepe embroidered nylon or dacron polyester and sleeve styling, Choose from 3 button placket NICESSAHY APPURTENANCES Al A have the pitch for after dark doings in many "LOCAL IMPROVEMENT IN PART, TO blouses that are tops in pants, Ideal for cotton bra slips. Matching lace trim; white, front in mock turtle or fashion collars. Fitted BE ASSESSED UPON LANDS BENE- new fabrics and colors: only for the woman holiday gift giving, wearing and getting! waist and cuffs; blue, gold and green. Sizes FITED AND AS A GENERAL IMPROVE- who cares! Sizes 12-20, blue, maize or pink In sizes 32, 34, 36, 38. MENT m PART, MAIONQ AN APPRO- Sizes 32-38 and 5-15. S, M, L, XL. PRIATION THEREFOR AND AUTHORI- IINO THE FINANCING THEREOF," READY TO WEAR DEPT. SPORTSWEAR DEPT, LINGERIE DEPT, PASSED August 10, 1061, to which this MENS' FURNISHINQ DEPT. ordinance la a supplement shall be and the same is hereby appropriated for the purposes of the Improvement therein described. Section 2, There 1s hereby authorised the issuance of obligations of the City of Linden in a total amount of Two Thou- sand Elglt Hundred and Fifty DOUBTS ($8,150,00), which together with thepre. Vioug amount of ehlfgationf authorised. Nine Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($9,500.00), is the estimated maximum amount of Bonds and notes to be issued. The estimated cost of said improve- ments Is stated to be the sum of Thir- teen "Thousand Dollars ($13,000.00) and to finance so much of the additional cost thereof u herein authorised which BhaU be borne by the city at Large, bond anticipatten notes and bonds of the city of Linden in ttie amount of Nine Hundred Fifty Dollars ($950.00) shaU be issued and toiether with the bond anticipation notes and bonds of the city of Linden previously authorized, One Thousand Nine Hundred DoUars ($1,900.00), a total of Two Thousand Fight Hundred Fifty Dollars ($2,850.00) of bond anttol. pation notes and bonds of the city of Linden shall be ussed, and to financethe cost of the improvement to be speeUlly assessed bond anticipation notes and usessment bonds of the i.lty of Linden in the amount of One Thousand Nine Hundred Dollars (ti.ioo.oo) shall be is- sued and together with the asseasedbond anticipation notes and assessment bonds of the pity of Linden previously author, tied. Seven Thousand six Hundred Dol- lars ($7,800,00) previously authorised, a 'total of Nine Thousand Five Hundred Miss .& Missy Dollars ($9,500,00) of local Improve- ment aiBessment bonds and notes ol the Cantrece, Opaque or Agilon •IGite ol Linden shall be issued, ieotion 3. There is hereby appro- priated in addition to the proceeds of the aforesaid obligations the sum of One Hundred Fifty DoUars ($150,00), whieh sum has been made available by appro- priation in a budfet of the Oi^ of L&den adopted prior to the adoptionhereol, asa Aaim Bayment, said mm being not less thin Ov« per cent (1%) of the maximum m amount o! the obUiitlons herein au- lycra Spandex Qlrls> Bonded Acrylic Boys' Nehru Select from Cantrece, Opaque or Agi- Mens' Casual or Work thorized for the aforesaid purposes. Ion panty hose that itretch with the Section 4, The proylslDns ol the ordi. nance hereby supplemented are made leg to avoid sagging! part hereof u if the same were herein PANTY GIRDLES Waterproof BOOTS lully and at length set forth except taso- FASHION SLACKS SLACK SUITS far as the same are modified by specific provisions herein, "Famous Brands" Section 5. It is hereby determined that the supplemental debt statement required by N./.E. A. MAil-iO has been duly Hied MESH NYLONS in the office of the City clerk, thai such statement shows the grass amount do. Comp. Val. fined in N,J.g.A. 40~A:S-41 Is increased 3.97 2.97 4.97 5.00' by Two Thousand Eight Hundred Fifty 3 pr, for Dollars ($1,110,00)] that the obligations Comp. Val. 7.93 if perfict Camp. Val. 4.99 Our Reg. Low Discount Price 6.88 authorUed hereby will be within all debt Extra reinforced front and iide pinels Camp. Val, 8.99 l.SS Ribbed sole work boot is insulated and limitation* prescribed by M.J.S.A. far tummy and hip control. Back rein- Wide leg fashion for the young gal on Polyester and cotton suits with full cut 3 ^ 1.00 pile lined—black only. Men's hunting IOAiS-1, etseq. forced pinsl — adjustibli garters. the go! Solids and mod plaids that will jacket and side vents. Matching slacks, Sold only in boxes of 3; seamless mesh boot is waterproof md warm lined; Section 6. This ordinance shall take go with all your outfitsi man tailored turtleneck dickey andTtiedallion. Blue, nylons in all the newest fashion colors. effect In the manner provided by lav, Knitted lig binds. Siwi S.M-L.XL. wiiit bands and side zippers, 7-14. dark brown only. Both boots in 7-11. FAUEDt December 1, Itet Many styles. black, brown or gold In sizes 3-7, Sizes SMi-il, EDWABD MUBAWSKI SHOE DIPT, PRFarDENT OF COUNCIL FOUNDATION DEPT. GIRLS' DEPT, BOYS' DEPT. HOSIERY DEPT, APPROVED; December 4 I960 JOHN T. OBECOHIO MAYOR ATTEST! FRANCIS H. DANN CITY CLERK STATEMENT The ordinance published herewith has MimfwM^i^m Resarvt The Right To Limit Quantities—Not Responsible For Typographical Errors—Hems On Sale While Quantities Last! or proceeding can be commenced, as provided In thfroe Locam thl eBon datde Acto , has be- gun to run f,thifroms Statementthe date .of the first publication ofthi SttFRANCIt S H, DANN CiCitt y ClClerk OPEN TODAY 10 AM TO 11 PM FRI. & SAT. 10 AM TO MIDNITE Linden Liader Dee, 12,1905(1 ee; $33,11) # 1 -Thursday, 1 HHHMUU'I ri jHipnunf, 1 i. 11 it M ! • i vi-loped louiitrlesi, that the f.wil.'erlaikl 2? percent, l)r.!\i j Tiln.i! ! I' ' >. i h.ii i: i ..; 1ht 0ld~lt/m&L UN issues study •l.e o( the flow iii l.irf.u. and i.iecce I'll percLiii :,,,iiie to piCVt'lltlU; .ill • > i III! i .1 ! :• that it hi inciensii!;' ut u rupld lai'c.i'r I luupean LOiintrlrs. Industries get tax exemptions y rantisii nil. !rt I!:*' i' in i: .n i on I rati', lint tile l.'illlt-d htate;, li. the ,N.-w h-i ;;f. I.IN1,, i-n .. !• ! II: A(. an exainple, llu; sitinly !iii)'e;,t );alni>r - svltli I'.id'j i in • j-i .illi-il 'bialn-.lr.dii* 1'IIWI, ' Will! I, ,,||.,«. : ,U I, I I: l: ill iiwii) oif miii;!i ni.-e.-tli.-i! 'itate . that D! the number of ei])dneei Inj', ;;ciefiiilie and i'\i>miii;iuii I.ii in I'llliilH'ii I.din!;, (lull! :. 111,11 li'r Illid IU-W - i-n>',liioerH j'litiluiitlii>• an- medical pri rjonnel Inij'raliiij; for pollution control equipment runtrnl .ij p ii .i[n , 1 In; ;N .Hi I;, li wl.ii'iii)1. foiiiitrlL'.s. Ancv, mi.tlly, Canada lose , -1H per- Iroln the Aniei lcasr aloiiednr- liurilt l^v iiH'.i;.iii «• lUihii i ^.-t '--- r.-N. i.ti.dy I'lpul'tK tll.il !ii>;lily i t-iil, Norway three percent, liif. I'HiH. in many ;H'LM;: iif total ill :U1 I.ix I'xcinptiun irstMit;. .1 ; >o;ili ^ • • .;,;.;'. [• h ! > .i wuli' v.irli'ty ol ,lj ij >.1I" >1I LI ;: ti .uii.-il |>t,-r:iOuiiL-l froiii niiiiiy hnve licr.efittrd tl.il,UK ll.Ui lu'lll I'l'CliU'd ll\ 1 .ill |H.Hull.u i .». i E i Public Notice CITY OF LINDEN PASSED ORDINANCE CHAROE IT • NO MONEY DOWN • TAKI MONTHS TO PAY AN O1U1INANCE TO AMQJBANU 5U1'I'LIMEKT AN ORDINANCE 1 NTITl. l:a, " AN OIIDIN ANC1; TO R1T.ULATF ANDPROHIUIT Ttii: RUNNING AT LAKGE OF DOGS WITHIN THE cm- aiLmai.N," REAT APPROVED FEHHUARY11, [961, 111 IT OIlbAiNED BY THE CtTUNCIL OF T1IK CITY OF LINOENl Sertlnn 1, That the Ordinance cnUUedj " \N ORUINANCF TO REGULATE AND I'RnimilT THE KUNMING ATLAHGEOF DOCS WITHIN THE CITY OF UNPIN," approved February 2i, IBM, shall he and thr- s.irne is hereby amended and giipple^ monteii te read as followa: Kg person owning, keeping or har= boring a dog shall permit or suffer it to DISCQUHT CENTER do any injury, or IQ ds any damage to any lawn, shrubbery, flowers, grounds or property. The owner of any dog whila walking, airing, exercising or otherwise per- mitting the said dog to use the public sidewalks or highways, or te be out- side the premises ocsupled by the owner, shall at all times keep the said dog under his centre! and shall gauss him to be properly curbed as and when the occasion arises. Rt. 24-UNION Any dog whieh has attacked or bitten SPRINGFIELD AVE, any human being, or which habitually attacks other dogs er domestic sni= Pit. Moms five. I Viuihall Rtt. malH, is hereby defined to be a vicious dog, for the purposes of this section. It shdll be the duty of the Chief or Aet^ ing Chief of the Police Department ts receive and investigate ' eemplaints ON SALE THURSDAY, DEC 12 THRU SATURDAY. DEC 14 against dogs, and when any dog eem^ plained against shall be deemed by such Chief, or Aetine Chief of the PoUee Department to Be a vicious dog, as herein defined^ the said offlcer "shall report the facts to the Judge of the Municipal Cmirt of the City of Linden, who shall thereupon cause the owner or person harboring such dog to be notified in writing ef the cem= plaint against such dog, and to appear before said Judge of the Municipal Court at a stated time and place. The Judge of the Municipal court at the time set for such hearing, shall inquire Into the facts, and $¥e all interested persons an opportunity te be heard, under oath, and to be represented by counsel, and the Judge of the Munich pal Court shall decide in accordance with the evidence before him, and if the Judge ef the Municipal Court shall decide that such dog cemplaintd of is a vicious dog, as defined by this section, notice ef such decision shaU be given to the D-wner er person haj- boring such dog, No dog which has been so determined e be i vicious dog shiLll be permitted to fyn si largg, or be upon any street or public place in the Ci§f of linden, except while securely muzzled and under leash, as provided in this erdinancei'and we owner er person harboring any such vicious dog who shall suffer or permit such dog to run at Large or be upon any sfeeet or public place in said city of Linden while not securely muzzled and under leash, shall be guilty of a vtoiailon of this ordinance. 14K Gold The members ef tnf police Depart- ment or Dog Warden are hereby an- thoriaed to kill any dangerous dog when It is necessary tor the protection e{ f^R-" CHRISTMAS CHARMS person er property, Section 2, That the remaiain( pf^vi* = A. .Christm?.iTree D. Firiplice set Set ileus of SecMens 1, 2,3^ 4, i# & and 7 ef 6.88 with stone% ."••' the Ordinance hereby amglded and sap* • E plemented shall continue infuUfoneand ' B. _ __ ._ __ Q fifi ' Praying harids m effect to the same extent as if herein set with 3 itbnii" O.OO on gold disc *• fully repeated. Seetten 3, AH ordinances or parts of C. Gold Lici edge F. Flreplice stt a DO ordinances inconsistent herewith shall be fireplace with itonas with itonis ViSO and the same hereby are repealed to the extent only of such inconsisfency and this The ptrfict wiy for you to show your love on Christmas ordinance shall be suppiefflental and in addition to all ordinandes andprevisiens mornlni! A lifetime of memories m a beautiful gift. of ordinances not inconsistenf herewltti, •Charms shown ictual size POLARiOD ELICTRiC IYE #250 Seetten 4, This ordinanBe shaU (ake Handsome Wood Serving Accessories of effect in ths manner provided by law, PAMEDj December », 1961 EDWARD MUHAWSKI 14K GOLD BRACELETS PRHTOBNT OF COUNCtt VALET SEAT SILVER HOLLOW ARE COLOR PACK CAMERA APPHOVEDs Decsfflber 4, 16i8 JOHN T. CRECOWO MAYOR ATTEST! S.88 FRANCIJ H, DANK 77 CITY CLERK Linden Leader Dec, 13,108(1 (Fee: $8i,30) 6.66 104 9.97 Our Rtf. Low Discount Prieo to §,S7 OF LDJDEN Simple drop-In loading makes this camera PASSED ORDD1ANCE Choose from serving dish, bread tray, 10" AN ORDDJANCl TO ELECT Comp. Vol. 19.97 the Ideal gift to give and/or get for the hap- WAYNE N. D'ANOELO A CON- round tray, 12" Chippendale round tray, STABLE m THE CITY OF Tailored padded seat with wooden hanger py holiday season! Electric eye assures you LINDEN round and square butter dishes. The perfect of perfect black and white or color pictures BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCnj and tray and wooden legs. Brass frames, OF THE CITY OF LPiDH»: idea to accent any table and make It sparkle in just seconds! Complete with flash for isetton 1, That Wayne N. » Angela, self leveling legs and the over-all look make and gleam with these smart serving acces- residing at M3 Ercama Street, Linden, this the gift to live and get for Christmas! indoor picture taking. Union Bounty, New Jersey, be and he sories. A grand collection to choose from! hereby Is elected a constable, and that CAMERA DEPT. his qualifications, bond, duties and JEWELRY DEPT, HOUSEWARE DEPT. GIFT DEPT, powers shaU be provided- and required by law and usage of this state and as hereafter may be provided by law. Section 1. Said constable shall hold office for the three-year term com- mencing December 16, 1S68 and terminating December 15,1171. Section 3. Said constable shall fur- nish a bond te the City of Linden In the sum of 11,000,00, with good freehold or ether security, te be approved by the Council, which bond shall remain in full force during the term of offlee for which the said constable is elected, and shall take, subscribe and file with the Clerk of the Ci^ of Linden the re- miired satii and shall meet the quaU- ficattons reajilred by law, prior to com- mencing Us duties and exercising his powers, and shall in all respects com- ply with the law in such case made and provided, Section 4, This ordinance shall take effect in the manner provided by law, and all ordinanoea or parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith or repunant here- to shall be and the same hereby are re-> pealed, PASSED! December 3, IMi EDWARD MURAWSKI PRESIDENT OF COUNCtt APPROVE! December 4. 190B JOHN T. 0RIOQM0 MAYOR ATTFJT: FHAKCM H. DANN CITY CLERK Linden Leader, Dec, 13, IBfJS (Feel 111,73) CJTY OF LDJDHJ NOTICE TO CONTHACTOM iEALED 1IM wlU M r«eived by the Baud of EduoaUen of the cltyoJUnden, County rA Union. Slats ef M Jersey, no later tluui 7;50 P.M., prevslllnj Hirie, «t a meeting to bo held In Hie Audio-Visual Room (No, 313)oflhrI,lndenHighSchool, St. George Avenue, Ltnilen, Nnr Jersey, Ladles' 6 Pe, & 14 Pt. Weatherproof on Weanisdiy evinine, Dte™tf»r it The Following Top General Electric nil Tns-BDanl meeUng »m convent it »:OS 3,mu Eutern BtuuUrd nut, at Custom Recap hich finis the followini hW wUJ » pmed! --• — MANICURE SETS LP ALBUMS CLOCK RADIO FLOOD LIGHT _ ™ «JJ.^S" TRANBPOHTATMH SNOW TIRES SPECIFICATIONS may bs sbtslnsd, A. TOon wyUMUen, »«thiolfles of the rtK chulnf Aeent el tha Beard ef EdiKaUon Mrs, B fvan,, Ifi w. m. Oeorgs Avs-' 2.47-2.97 nue. Linden. Nuw Jer««y. &L BIDDERS ihau conform with the Code A Rig, 3,77 Code B Reg, 4,47 1.26 A. 6 pc. imported manicure itt li com- 13.88 95 riHnilrementj) of the spoelfleaUonj! here- Comp. Val. 1.98 iMtaye fsfsrysfl totoeenneettonwithHis plete with lippir cowhide case, • lupremti, Lave Child Battte of Bandi, BUbmlaalon of geraflsd chsskerUdbohd • Wichita Lineman, TurtiBi Wake up to music, sleep to music and with thdr bid. The Board of igiilm Glen Gampbil] Arts, Ario Guthrie Home flood Mght to assure you of bright •pselfleally ruirvea toltgelf ftOlpwer, B. 14 pc. Imported manicure set Is com. m. i@$t of ImpreiSiQni, Crgedinee lull iway your waking hours to the lights outside your home so everyone 2-17 In Iti discretion, te reject ut and all pleW with cowhide zipper caiei the (mprissieni Ciearwater Revival sound of beautiful music on this solid can see your lovely Christmas decora- securt^ offered, perfect gift for the ill who cares! • incredible, |d Ami!, Hiti of state AM radio from General Electric. tions! Made of die cast aluminum Built'with first quality cold rub- THE JOAHD OF 1DUCAT1ON rs- Gary PueNitt Broadway and Hindiome cabinet is sure to go with mtrn* thyparte rtghtO fiiwdd»iito rel«t nyndiiv,lyiyjJI,i • Golden Qriis, Hollywood complete with 5' cord and plug. Furnish, tier triad rubber, All fully recap- Md«oi.«iiypart(erHialltfsg, uid mnyrdfiiwdd»ii eert«et» elttsj r any decon Q.E, Is a name you Cin trust! In part nui whole Ou la the discretion Grasi Restg Bill Cosby, JOO MPH ed without bulb, pod from sidewall to sidewall, of frs Board of Eo^attonfflayBedesined for itj but Interest DRUO DEPT. RECORD DEPT, APPLIANCE DEPT, LIGHTORAMA DEPT, AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. m Lottie A, Ho»enb«nd &ta y loard of Education Hty of Llndtn Coun^ of Union itats ef New Jersey Linden Leader, DM, 18, 11(1, (Fee JB.iB) ITEMS ON SALE WHILE QUANTITIES LAST — WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES _ NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR fYPOQRAPHICAL ERRORS PLUMBERS, ATTENTIONI Sell your ••rvleei Is 30,000 Iseal familial with o lewieeil Want Ad. Call 686-7700. OPEN TODAY 10 AM TO 11 PM# FRI. & SAT. 10 AM TO MIDNITE liivlie I'Vi'i-y ;,kik:r to euiiieon Thursday, Docujiibur 12, 1000- up fur a iili'ht of fun," nays; back Iiijtaufit- you don't know liu- :,;IIIK- tiim-, i ln-i•Ir pphi c ni-1:, Maybe this is the winter you'll want to learn to ski l-'ik'll. "Nuii-1-klern, andtlioiit! huw tu inke iho flrat fjiep, (I''7--1!I(II (ui- furiluir liil Inli-iT:.ifil In If.inilii)', will 1 rlday nipjil nt Hull or i|Ui;,tli)ii!i, hlHI V- 1 1 i i lilt [ H I = tin In i , i i in I inn | |iu : kilii)', Uliili-i' tin- li)-. Iii -- L-vii'i i1 Mi.in- ,ill . ii li i hi i lu • 1M:;1I: I'Vij pal iltiilarly enjoy it; 11'H n 1 wllnli' t; 1111 i 111 •;: In :.k|lii|',i'tlH'f. V nii'.lit /il I'riili'.ini'iir thl:. i;uulid he, juHt tin: opportunity It ju:;"i t>it)'.ln In Unit in a % In I llii % I , i I li i i 111 I il il> Il> u li lpi i ii ii uijUil of lire w.i4 , 1 lit ir in.- lit pi' -'• HI".- ,il :,kli!l)-," chaiiic lu lind out what :,kiliij' I lulln'ii ,111- lliiW W.U'llli'l' iilHl ," In- ,'i.ilil. you'rt; lyokiiij^ for to tulk lu cuupU' nf nuiiitlui you'll I i- the III HI 1 I Hi I 111 lt| 1 III [| ill i ii K In tin sin H I i il i-liib -ik-l pl.iii.,lli.w:.y.-ilt..].l. \ i t.i I;.,I i ii i ir IAVIII-I- :>i;iii I 'iU-11 i-i .ill ahuul," lliliUT, iiml ilu'iv l;i tliisuUliil •all^iiieur will linld a kk k- !ikl liu.tructors, ni,k quufitioiiii one; that can y,o around v- ylii}',, 111 [ ill 111 I II ) II iiu in \Mu ii tin li liiju I mil i Sum- nil-Ill ul the w.-i-k .mil 1 off 1 Sn If ynii'Vf lx'i'ii l,i:,liinii il|ipiMll nl MrrU'h Ii.illt;; I'll ii;. llu, i-iiiii'i- li ii !)-,(• h;i!i I.IUIL lonuirruw nij'ht lo of other aklcrn, and have an "You Miuan you li; veil'I tl! i t U \\t I t 1 lllll 1 II! 11- ill i | I' I a ti _lm iln \ It-,mi el" iiiiprnvi- y.-iir : t.uii 1 ,iiit 1 uther iiki joiuli,!. I fvv l«i II Cfili k I'lMli-.l in t-.illilli-Ul .>pu tlu> :,ca;ain, lu iiiUlltluiilii .—_„ ', of fuii and ilancln; at luarni-d to ;:kl yuC" llllll jl I 1 III I I , UV,t I I i|»» I i Ilili mi I ul w iti 1 lnl Wi'ini'ii call rt'Slhl It, Sii If ,lllil il. .11 i'r . I -.-,11; -.1111 Ul" I'l ill:- i-f.l .iiul .-iil.l, and j IK-W iLiiwi1 ilaliLinj' and ;:ki talk in '.hi1 i, ii U i i I i i * t n tl ill ill il I ill 1 11 W It yim'vi1 thoii)',lii ui U'iinilii)', to full t-(iUi|iIiH -i,U. :ki|:, pule:., Ileur ,iil.it'd nil tlii'iippi'rU'vfl, louni'.c, ilit' cvcniiij', v.Ill bi-:iki i n F 1 It inn tilt Ulh i 1 II II 1 I Ulllliuil[\ [ 1 I lit | I t ski till:; yfar, you'renoi .ilum- .iiul 11«i LI i;; -—, • .i; ii.it-:. aim..;-! "\Si- will IH1 Ifiiiuriii); dancini1, school ri'jjiyiraiioii iiij;lit, "We FOR THi FINEST IN u [ I iln ilili i i i mi i illn i in I m ili |i i ibli ilit pi lit- tht-rf afu iliiillii.iiul:: llki- yuu. fVi-ry otliiT ;.ki .iri-.i, " 1 hi-fun People 1 h z\ i 11 In I 1" il li ibli [H i in HI i i m in> y I Hut linw du yuu )',o iibuut li ,' l.H'i-in;i till- fir:;t llij-ht lillt," MUSIC and w i n i ilw i", hi i ili ii 111 1 I Hill 11 W ml ttlu |1 II Wluu-e do you man ' adds 1 Helilch, 1 hii l\ \ t ir » win n i CHRISTMAS SALE! ENTERTAINMENT Tell iii i i Ul it i r Uj IIU ui u "Skutii; IK LiHiicr io U'.iri; What iil'out ilii- Huti.il »l n mil d llu i Mini} pin than must pcepL- think," any:; j',l>illi',B-lin Cullllf-fll'd Wllll Hki- Coll Upon the Vorsatilo in uii i Ii 11 In LI ulil METROPOLITAN JEWELRY MFG., CO., INC Imp \i llli lit 111 fqill|illuiiL Hay Dietrich, liuad of CJMIJ;,. inj'; that wt nil luar Ho miicli Peopl 1-1 I Ut i n w i n r Linn u il 1 1 A li i bt II nutlw i in ijm III tin iiit-ur's Ski School. "Pur about ' *'.Skiiii! , ii; t-iuurtaiii- 1000 STUYVISAMT AVI, »'•%%''&*£'• UNION e f l tixin I" w mi m ii lilu I tu 687-5010 tur th i lim Inn in I hi In- luarn-io-ski plnns consist of mem to iiuiKl iiLupk'," sny:; (one flight up) Mark Borkan I lLp I 111 li I, If I tl 111 Ul[H-«- li 11 Iiutil 11 I 1 IIU I ll V I I( . five meetings with ID hours of 1 JiiJlriijli, "and lit CralyilH-ur 30« ,OFF ON ALL JtWELRY 1 About Thi Coll.tlM.-.i of Vanilin i [urh Acciiisriri Al lln % mule tjitpiliu \iul if quit In in IIIULII instruction, ond are held not we afu unlquoly :;c-t iiji to pro- Engagement S Wedding Rlngi, Oenti, Utidiei, Children , Ring,, Diamonds, Slor Sopphirei, Birthifenei, Opali, Pearli, Orchestras VUUWLH pi JIIL m fTllini >uu Ihi il. VI ljpllli III iif grily durlni' lliu day, but every vide it cluso nl hand, without a Pendnnti, Piril, Braochei, Eorringl, Cu(f Linkl, 7311848 II 111 i s tl d Lh nil L ill bLlllj tu pi i \ cut injm> In 1 bludiu iiiyht. It's surprising liow Ion} , trip, Our kiUi'.L' with piw'- Tie. Bari, Tie Taci Cham., Bracelet. 923-8731 or 929-9808 1 1 tliinwu ifl tin Inpi fur nnr- nlni ilit dull pmts nut nt quickly puuplu learn," tuft windows overluokirif, tin Special Orderi • Repairi Eif#S Gritn Pttiia, W#»t Ofehg* (N«sr Grybir'ij Men, - Set, 1© is i ^ Moh, I ft\. Till l in, tin urf it i ihlrwi llu kiln; mil nndL itpu- ibli for Cralgmeur features evening tUopc, our cocktail lounge and liij imuii, nt i i Us tin ui H XILI the fii^t uiul riLirtjl Him in NuitliLin New Jer- sey, located on Green Pond PRESCRIPTION Visit our Pharmacy and have ail your Doctors prescriptions filled while you shop, Kond Just off Koijtc 23, and unly 30 miles north of Newark. Hut times have changed; the DEPARTMENT Great Eastern Pharmacy is staffed and equipped to fill your family's medicinal needs. sport itself has changed. So many peopit now ski that you often hear the question: "You REAT mean you haven't learnt-d to ski yet?" The ability to produce man- made snow had a lot to do with MWtlfe Costa Rica gets UN disaster aid Costa Rica, the July vie- tim of a Vesuvius-type rain of volcanic ash, has become the tenth recipient of emer- gency assistance under the United Nations natural-dis- Rt. 24-UNION aster fund. SPRINGFIELD AVE. The recently authorized Bet. Morris Ave, & Vauihill Rd. $20,000 will be spent to re- pair 500 homes whose roofs ON SALE THURSDAY, DEC 12 THRU SATURDAY, DEC 14 collapsed when, like Pompeii, Villages were showered with ash by a near-by volcano. In- habitants are racing to re- roof their homes before the forthcoming rainy leason strikes. PANEL PRINT Public Notice CITYOFLBJDEN DRAPERIES PASSED ORODJANCI CHRISTMAS IHKKGLAS AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISH- INO PAHJONQ REGULATIONS ALONO BOTH BDE5 OF MAR- ION AVENUE BETWEENWEST SINGLE WIDTH BLANCHE STREET ANDWEST ELIZABETH AVENUE AND 30" LONG PHESCRIBINO PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS, TREE 5.97 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL DOUBLE WIDTH x SO " 11.97 or THE crrv or LINDEN- SMttBB 1, Thitaiepiirldjigolvthlelea TRIPLE WIDTH % 10" 17,97 at any time on the street or porttons BONUSi 4 play table tennis set— thereof hereinafter named. In addition 4 paddles, net and brackets and to being subject to the laws of the State balls^ of New Jersey, ihsB be subject to all Lovily heavy textured fibirglas» glasi fiber of the regulatibns and previsions eon- tained in this ordinance, top panel drapery with full bottom hem Section 8, PARKING PHOHffiITED, and3"dtep finger plents. This drapery will told & Roll a, It ahaU be unlawfiil for any per- add grimour to any homei never needs iron- gen, firm or esfporatlon to park or ing—just wash and hang! eauie to be parked, or to permit hii, her or Its agents or iervants to park TENNIS TABLE any vehisle or vehicles at any time in or upon the street or portions thereof designated herein as Selnl within the area limited to no parking, Rolls away on 4 casters b. The follswjni street or portions thereof are hereby dealBialed ag a "No for compact storage: Parking" area subject to the provisions fop Tailored mar-reiiitant vinyl pro- of thi§ erdinancei tects all edgts. Hard, Name of Stteet Sides Location bouncy dark green top. Marlon Avenue both Between West Folds so even one per- Blancke St. and BEDSPREAD son can play. Our Reg. Low and West fill, abeth Avenue SPORTS DEPT. Discount Pfici 4i.i7 SeoHon 3, OENERAL REGULATIONS AND PENALTIES, TWIN a. Tht provlsioni of thli ordmanee OR shall b« enforced by the Polios Dtpait. FULULL SIZE merit at the City of Linden arfa also u 5.00 centeniplatid and permitted by law, b. The Police Department anfl the Camp. Vai. 9.99 Governing Body of the City of Linden shall cause to be ereeted suitable and prgpriF markers and signs in the area aifestild fey thia ordinance In compli- ance with the laws of the itate of New Jersey, For twin or full size beds; plurriply e, Any person, lirm of corporaHqn 'filled quilt top with fluffy, ruffled violattng any of the provisions of this ordlnanee shall be subject to a line of drop. Smart decorator colors to not more than Fifty Sniars ($89,00) or imprisonment for a term net e»- choose from! seeding five (i) days, or both, at the discretion of tne court trifeunal, Kaywoodie SMOKE CONTROL Beetton 4, All ordinaneei or parts of Our Reg. Low erdinanees inconsistent herewith shall 14.97 Reduces the tar, not the be and the sgfflrj are hereby repealed to the extent only of sueh Inconsistency, Discount Price 19,97 flavor. For filter and nqn- Section 6, This ordinance ihaU be Broac/foom filter cigarettes, adjust the submitted to the Director of Motor ye. valve to your taste! : hides for approval and shall talte etfeet Deluxe lush forest green appearance with as provided by law, PASSgDi Deeember 3, IBM each branch color coded for easy assembly! 99° EDWARD MURAWSKI •100% flameproof, safe to use with lights. RUGS Comp. Val. 3.50 PREfflDENT OF COUNCIL SMOKE SHOP APPROVEDi December 4, 1B6J Extra heavy duty tree stand included. JOHK T, GRIOORIO MAYOR ATTESTi 8x9 FRANCIS H, DAMN 21/4" crrv CLERK Glass Tree Dog Grooming Linden Leader-Dec. 12, 1968, 14.94 Comp, Val. 24.99 (Fee: 111.40) ORMMENTS ~|^ KIT PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF LDIDIN 9x12—22,94 Taks notice that at a public meetingof the City Council of the City of Linden held Comp. Vai. 39.99 on December 1, 19(1, a resolutton was adopted approvinf a variance for John DOZ. Heavyweight thick carpets; Feaor, Jr. to use 14 East Henry street tor the operation ot a parkini lot. rug piles include acrylic, ny- 8.98 FRANCIS H, DANN, CfTY CLERK 73 December 4, 196B Llndun Leader, Our Reg. Low lons, tweeds and solids. Our Reg, Law Dec. 12, 19GB (Fee: J2.53) Discount Price 89c doz. Discount Price 13.98 Sculptures, plushes and A complete and easy way to American made tree or- twists In avneado, gold, blue keep your pet looking well naments In a wide and more, groomed and groovy! Kit is complete, nothing extra to choice of happy holiday buy! colors, PET DEPT. TRIM A TREE DEPT, Sno-Cone MACHINE \&* "'"*'»;, 2.77 Our Reg. Low B/0 ENGINEER TRAIN SET Discount Price 4.34 B/0 SERVICE JEEP Sat has locomotive, coal car, open Every day is party day car and caboose that zips around the when you put 2 ice 9" white and red wrecker jeep oval track! Remote control speed 27 cubes in Frosty's top with stick shift control and 67 control housing to guarantee hours and add one of the ten flashing red light! Trick of fun for your little engineers! delicious flavors! action; hand cranked winch. Battery extra! Batteries extra, Our Reg. Low ONLV 72 —LIMIT 1 PIR CUSTOMER 1 ONLY 9B—LIMIT 1 PER OUSTOMIR ONLY 3S—LIMIT 1 PER CUSTOMER Discount Price 2.97 Reservt The Right To Limit Quantities—Not Responsible For Typographlcil Errors—Hems On Sale While Quantities Last! U.S. Army Reserve teiches skills that OPEN TODAY 10 AM TO 11 PM, FRI. & SAT. 10 AM TO MIDNITE btald careers. 111 •. • las', I >i're i nl ' Linden Pathmark Duck populations continuing Nigeria-Biafra war victims newest chapter in given more help from CARE at high level on coast marshes story of progress M.W ^ • iM - Vlilili-M.il illim-Hiutl'ii;; .il ri'litf iirni'.r.iiii i SKI 1'. .iiiluctiHl lajit yiAi plli.itit'll.-' .-n New k' rlH.Uii'1 si.nth .-I" luliy fiTf.ihi .mil rici', In IHh.ir, India. OPEN l'fi'j'l'i-: - i ,11111' Illll i il'i'lr Vc trril l\ \>, iiii Ihi- Uiii;',ht ii- tin1 I into! Nt.Uc!., ,IIK1 j'.'.lll'.nDii riVvi.iUK I'AKl ,,li! in the Mi'.i'na-lii.ifr.i A. Uiu' 'l IliiMnli' IVp .i new I '.itImi.ij'K : ii|'i i hhirkr! .i', p in l.ii-.illy pui iMi,i:.i-il finiilii ui' ri'lli'f supplirii cri-iiii tiitiihi ,i|i|ii •iixiin-iU-ly $21111,111)11, [11- of i. t'ii:. Tv.itU'ii iiiul I ll .si. uriU' .isi'., 1 Imluii. I In1 Mi iv fr- ll 1 h.ivi- ik'i'ii .HIIIMI'I.-IHI hy I'AKI. fur iit.irv.iti'iii chulliii', food, din,;; , v U.i mi nt;, medicated soap, | - fii'i.t i-upi-i-iii.irkf i >pii.iu,! by 1 EVERY NIGHT victim, ; "I thu Nij'i'i'i.i-Hl.ifr.i C"iifllti. reC'iiisiructtmi L't|iiipment fur an .)ipliana>;edi'- IIIL• 1.1Lt•::I .iijrliil wnuufuwl fis (ii'iiir.il I'orp., l ulriiMi"p- strnyed in tlie lii;;tilitiu;;, farm and rebuilding survoy, it'iiilui U'll by Wildlife p l In 1'iBH, 'Hie hi>',h".pr"ti,-iii b.ihy cerualu, t"i.iUinr. W toulB fur resuttlod n-fui'.ftv;. 1 iperatloiis Ix-gan Catering to Lilokh'.li.i:; Nuv, 2-1, found nn Kite t-no ,it il's.iliin. .lllt| Hin tl,n.; ,,[ unp.iliiUiud l Ju-;J t ID ycifii, Siipoi'tiiiirkuis t ricu at jlNi.ilml, will Ix1 ilullVL-ivd t"i Hi,lira last July, UNTIL CiUliimUHl ,Ul, UU waUTfuwl In 1 L'urp, hat; f.ri'Wn lu H2 fuipuruinrkfi:, in flvi- tliiMiij'.li thi f.ii-ihtk-:.; nf tin' liui'rn.itliii.il I'.11111- Ace.irdliijj tu latuiit repirta, about l,()0ii.()iiO in thu i-iui't'il ci'tiiius nri;;i. 1 1 titiitfa, with .i a.ilcii VOIUHIL pl.uiiij , ii .nimni'. Connoisseurs Till;; l!i .iluan IH.IKII) more Hilttui; ol the Ui'il i:i"nss, cuiirillii.itiiir, Ji'.ency IKraons "ii h.ith ;;idf;; of the frunt are now Uuj tup 20 .Mipunniirkyt I'Diiip.iiiU'ii in tin- n.i- I in- iiiitHldi) relief .iHSistaiicc, l-.^ch fuod rep- being reached tin-,.ugh K'KC, voluntary aj-i-n- lhiiii tlit- 1'iiiiiii.ito uf iwo weeks 1 tiun. Tlii! cuiiiiKiiiy rut uutly wUluli't'w [ruin tin, resents a coiiihiii.itiuii uf prntuin:; and Car- cies and Chiirc!]—n-Litt-J pr..grams. It is ex- CHRISTMAS earllur, Shop-Kite inui\-li.iiiillsln!*, pro[',r;iin ,nuj ru- .\llhuu['jl thi;: loUll ii, n boil I buhydrateii, t" inuut ur^vnt nutritlMiuil ru- pected that 4.Siln,iii)ii mi "Ii..tii sides, will Homi david BURR iianiLjd its tituruti I'atlitnark. 'I'ho comp.niy al^o •1.3,UIH1 lii-luw lliu luiupnrable 'ltiirenit'iits rep-rtud by ri'ligf officials mi the need help. operaloa 12 Pnthiiiiirk i• ,iH. staiiutis, lui'ath- 1059 SPRINGFIELD AVE,, IRVINGTON (lli'lii uf l;i::i yiiii', suvuml of scene. Huirk/C'rown I hnic iuorfH ami 22 C ienuiij-.i lie- tin' inONt dihtralik' duck spej- Needed fn.nl ,1 ml relief materials available (aai'tiiiLjjil store;;, iucliulln^ Uucfkt-'ii In l-.ll/.a- in Nigeria and iii'i^lihiiring cmintrii'n will be CICB showed n marked in-- bcth and I'lalnftvKI. */'/y r (iil: i h-.iii. : all- j-Uy-wlay .d.inj' wllhilii-"huw-[1, make" Mom can coo/c up toys in the kitchen • ill (-itlull:, iil't1 lil'-.ll li'ili.lllullfl i in cliuri li l),i,'..iar- ur other •.Vi 1 III 'III , II > ii I" halidli', llie.nl ,i Illlli- .i.-. ,'' '" ' funil raiLliiK .'-.ili'-'. and u uieu lull V. ''l.i!- SV11,, in.' 11 11, i i v, .Mi -i ' V'U wouhi ili.iij-h, I'.HI In . V '"' • haui'e uf puce fr.-tn ll'i-- UMIIII ll.lll, \ in ii 1 • r; 1,, ! 1 |l1 : I . .1 , I'l >:.IK li.'j'.. %i!>t •. ur i In 1,1 •"'"'• , .,1,.;, ,,,H1 pot-huliiel ;.. 'llu- ••11 III, I. 1 : . 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'I lie l.'ll.'wiii; Ivluv r\- Ill, ..i.ili li; my Ilh , 1 1 1 1 ..!••. -. tl.e Mi:- -.i.i-i '•: it- 1..•.'.•• 1 • I -1 \ • i 1,,-., i :.il.;i"i-u .'( all .ij'r Ueill.'Ve if.'in hi.it. I r.ill.-.ft-r 'l.iti . .Mid .1 liM:, !. 1' l..i uf reader;, wli.' t^i i;:siic w ith pl.iin;; all tlu- i.ktt: my , ill,,r!,:;, \U, .ill i .,]<• HI thtMHVr: .irvl'l •.:!( : t, \o\i- I,' n,i.,:. 1 ..:•»t till:; ji.irlk'- [,, pi,ilc; ...\,el- with .1 liailii' feiipe advi; ill;' II..1I Ih' il.i mo coiiCi'i'iiinK .1 c.ivi' sviiefe I V.\ir Amy: vi-ry ,'ii, lint In- tl'lf;- t- • tt.iill:,'-. jvri..-,l ... .tl luvi.: r. ul.ir i l.is will IK- "muthii"- ti-wi'l .uid whin o'"l uiiuUj,'h drii'i. out h.ifvl .':- vi'inen LMujiies can hi- iiiai'ru'd, | \\..uli| lnt. |,i taU. i;::ue I it, I tlii IV aiiv- MAC san in > 1 is: I lu:: v..niUI In1, .1 .' ur1 I-. a ,ip|'Ii\ i .:," U 1- Ihe INSu AllhiHIi'.ll U : nuildud liku Wltll y.'ll |vlt.lilHll|', tu tllf itfiu rhui>'. y. u i' II- il" 1,1 111.it i.- linn "GOOD SMOKING STARTS WITH 1 illj-li ill. ill:. ,:li h.iklii, :. i •. 1. i f.ilkliiru to me, it !;; imleed ulvut the Civr when- i-.mpu>:; V.T'-' .-'> iiuiK' rcl.il way t I '-- l,,vu IIII- ,1;->l run .itter im- 111- OOOD PIPE AND GOOD TOBACCO I !" 1 1 and i-..ni,-.t.ii\ ii,..l>.'Ui fui.d' ... Vii-y real, I iii.ule a vt'ilvil lx-t cm !x> iiurrird, Mi.il-1-ii'tl, MlK-i tin pul.Iu- IH steail > I im riiiniii • .ifti-i'linn ' 1 whii'h llii'.ili:: lt':> :..il"i- ill the it didn't exi::!, ;ai I'm the lu:;i>r 'I In- cave in called "itrldal .il • rlVill t 1111':: till' 'U- k tin Help nir t i-t :,>ine niuiii-y in 1 LIT US TiACH YOU on this one, I'ave" .ippniprutcly en.uij-h, IMVI , Inn it 1:: 1v.1l .in.In. t iu::t my 11.11 nI:; .•.•.,! .- .•nul h've In my ;;maIK, i h.iii,!.- , 'niicii lvth I was in Mis-uHirl recently ami if, Unrated on iiii'hw.iy '.', ••MU.IIV." life. pruiluei': ,,ri' .iliiii rtviiiii- IBM COMPUTER TO SMOKE A PIPE 1 1 tii attend my LMII'H luaduatiun outside uf CiiiKlentnn, Mi.-;- \\>- will he I-.'in.- t. • tin I .ii i 1 didn't i ,; w li,.\i innch ymi Illetuk-J ll.il Ii .KhilllVi-:. fur M.-1I- 1 ! .it tlie Wasluiy.t'ii rniverslty smirl, at the beautiful I.,1k ui ,if tl.i- 1 '.'.u t- i.li"i tly, ,u;J 1 eli.uye, :iu I cuiililn't I'l'ml any JiiliVi' :,klll ll'.'-i I'lllle til yiHlIi;', Wi AND ENJOY IT 1 School of law and thought I the D/aH-;, will i;i-m.l y.'ii a f.Mii'ii- i'i the Hi''iH_-y in t.n;i lein-r. Will In1 Iflllll'l" ll.llli!,-. \llil il WOU ! lipul 1 PROGRAMMING saw all the lni'li Hpot:: , , . but Couples certainly can In hr..i-hiiiv:; fur Hi-I.l.il c:.ive waitnii; t.' ln-.i 1- fi-uiii yuii very or Main i 1 • 11111 .•., fui , or up- whin we return. Siion and thin- yuii, holMery. 1 — 2 Year Diploma Course* M.iV I ou^:e;;t that ymi pl.in 'I ii niaki' (In- i lay, simply • CENTURY OLD VIRGIN BRIAR PIPES a v.iir.iti.-tlto till-11;-,irl :;:!.)iue- combine In a :.,iui'epau one cup ai $3.SO, 15,00 $7.M, $10.00, 113.50, IVar l.ncv: Latest IBM System sis.00, $25,00, $50.00 a. $100.00 time, rliiH is .'llu uf the 111 >st of I'urik.i.ii"! Ii and tss-n cups of Yullr wants aru nniversali • MEERSCHAUM PIPES item $10,00 to 1100,00 beautiful .HXM;: "f thi:-: w. iklcr- While I'm n .1 a nenie, pnifesd IBM KEYPUNCH ful country in which we live, Hi) ni.ipic, am lint clairvoyant, • TOBACCO POUCHIS - PIPE RACKS - Ihe area ar,uind I .iU1 u{ the CIGAR AND TOBACCO HUMIDORS 1 1 can pifer yuii Kafe, sane ad- SHORT INTENSIVE COURSES AVAILABLE (V/aH.:: IH "CIUI'K t"cHiuti-j, ** vice , , , I fee for the askliiv;, VILLAGE STAMP • SPECIAL PACKED CIGARS iiiileedl lalck i:; nut findini* sonieiiiie to Accounting on 1401 — 360 Come in and acquaint yourself with Century Old NEW I I'.iriilyii M. i li'iin.vs pluck! An hnnest week's work AND COIN CENTER * * # will put m.iiiey in your hands. FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE Briar Pipes that need no "breaking in". They ore free from paint sfain, varnish and puffy, and are Dear Atny: And tlie only numbers that add 17 So. Qianp.e Ave. Approvals My iiiotlier is always; yeU- up are tliope in a bank account. Sou tii Qranj'.e 763-6677 light-in.woighf, Fully guaranteed againif burnout inj- at inc. Fnrexaiuple, whun I Charlus is a waste of time. N.J. STATE DEPT. OF EDUCATION or cracking, do dishes, I first wash, tlry Circulate and find a live one OHief Lcscailtsn and put away thy dishes. Then 41 1 PBrk Me, P I a I • i (I e i d N.j. HIGHER EDUCATION LOANS I wipe:: tlie table. My in.'in (the marryini* kind) who will put the liiv'ij in your life you MEMBER UNITED BUSINESS SCHOOLS AS5N, Now cook at wants me to do it vice ver.'ia; are seeking. Schulte's Pipe Shop dnin;^ it both ways, it still U.S. IMMIGRANT FOREiGN STUDENT NBW JIRiBT'I MOST COMPLITi PIPE SHOP gets done, Since my niurn lias (You share tlic birthdateof • Siivsr dollar. $1.75 each her way of doing tlio dishes, a great and famous man: Abra- • Oold Coim Approved rot Veterans Training PIPi why can't IV ham Lincoln , . . who wai HI ,d^^ TO1ACCO the dining fondly known as "Honest REPAIRING |^^P^ BLINDING When I sweep a rug, she Abe.") W\ BUSINESS COLLEGE wants me to iweep it up and 1621 SPRINGFIELD AVI. (at Burnett Av«.) MAPLEWOOD down when I'm sweeping it Address all letters to; AND SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MACHINES AMY ADAMS 762-9700 table. across. What, Amy, is the c/o THIS NEWSPAPER 25 Rranferd PI. Newark difference? For a personal reply en- Ample Parking In Rear My mom doesn't scorn to close a stamped, self>»ad- 622-6668 • Open Evenings to 9 p.m. until Christmas • love me, and lately, my dad, dressed envelope. It's portable, whu usually stuck up for me, JOiH MARCH OF DIMES isn't sticking up for mo any more. I try to conform to her smokeless, Standards, but if I don't da SALi STARTS TODAY PIICIS %n. perfect, she yells, Amy, since SAT. Die, I am 12, most people call it odorless. For "growing pains," but I'm pos- itive it isn't. What should 1 do? JUST ARRIVED-LIVE MAINE indoor and Dear ????: As far as I'm concerned, It makes little difference how the household chorea get done ,.. EASTERN outdoor use. so long as they do. It's obvious your mother is Lobsters set in her ways. If she doesn't accept your methods, tiytodo — FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES _ ; Public Notice CITY Of LINDEN SWEET EATING FLORIDA ZIPPER SKIN PASSED ORDINANCE FOOD DEPT. OPEN 7 DAYS AN ORDINANCE TO SUPPLE- MENT AN ORDINANCE EN. MON la SAT 9 30 AM »e 10 P.M TITLED, "AN ORDINANCE TO pkoVlbl FOR THE RECON- SUN. 9 30 A M. to 6 P.M. STRUCTION OF LOWER ROAD TANGERINES 2 TO HAHWAY FROM THE RAH. WAY CITY LDJE TO A POINT US No. I Fancy-2'V Mln, U.S. No. 1 SIZI A FIRM CRISP APPROXIMATELY 1750 LINEAL FEET EASTERLY THEREOF All, PURPOSE AND BY THE RECONSTRUCTION MelNTOSH GREEN OF APPROXIMATELY iOOP POTATOES SQUARE YARDS OF PAVEMENT APPLiS PEPPERS TOGETHER WITH ALL NECES- SARY STORM SEWERS AND AP. PUHTENAtJCES AND NECEi- SARY WCIDENTAL WORK, AS'A 10 £,45' GENERAL IMPROVEMENT, MAKING AN APPROPRIATION THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING THE FINANCDJO THEREOF, AND AS A STATE AID PROJECT," PASSED APRIL 2, 1961, BE IT ORDAINED BY TH E COUNCIL Of THE CITY OF LINDEN: U.S. GOV'T. INSPECTED FRESH KILLED OVEN READY Sectisn ia Tha*. the fyrther sum of Potato Pancakes Ten Thouaand Dollars, {110,000,00), in adtUtlen to the sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars, (150,000,00), hsretotore appro- f BROILING & FRYING priated by thg ertiinanee entitled, ^ AN ORDmANCE TO PROVIDE FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF LOWER ROAD TO RAIfVVAY FROM THE RAHWAYCITY LWE TO A POINT APPROXIMATELY Roasting 1780 LINEAL FEET EASTERLY THEREOF, AND BY THE RECON- Chickens STRUCTION OF APPROXIMATELY 6000 Ib. 31c SQUARE YARDS OF PAVEMENT TO- GETHER WITH ALL NECESSARY STORM SEWERS. AND APPURTEN- Chickens ANCES AND NECESSARy INCIDENTAL WORK, AS A GENERAL IMPROVE- COUNTRY STYLE MENT, MAKINC! AN APPROPRIATION Leg Quarters THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZINO THE Introducing the revolutionary FrNANCmG THEREOFj AND AS A or STATE "AID PROJECT," Passed April 2, 1168, to Which this ordinance Is a Ircas* Quarters supplement, shall be and the same is Chicken Parts herejiy appropriated for the purposes of the improvements therein described^ ITALIAN STUE ITAML Mi¥IB AJI M*at aeotlon S. There is hereby authorized HAM CAPICOLA & 1-lb. EE the issuance Qf obllptions of the City SAUSAGE 59 I FRANKS of Linden in a total afnsunt of Nine GENOA SALAMI Thoutand Five Hundred Dollara (IgjSOO JONES UTTLI LINN ,00), which tegether with the previous STAHL MtrER amount of ebll|ations authorized Forty seven Thousai-fd Five Hundred Dollars Sausage ,„ 89£ I Seusage Meat ,1'," 1U I Bologna ($47,800.00), Ji the estimated majdnium amount of fends and notes to be issued. s The estimated cost of said improvements feakIChuek, lb l,09 Chuck Deckle ...790 is stated to be the sum of Sixty Thou- Eye of Fillet SteakIC K TABLE CHEF sand Dollars (tiO.OOO.OO) and to finance so much of the additional cost hereof Butter Steak ir.pchwuM ,„ -1.09 Stewing Beef llsne,e54chyti,i ». 790 as herein authorised which shall he borne by the City at Large, bond antici- hi in 51.09 French Roast iign i »chy Section 3. There is hereby appropri. OAmv B*PT. — REGULAR Complete range of ated in addition to the proceeds of the aforesaid obligations the sum of Five cooking temperatures! Hundred Dollars {(500,00), which sum PUREDALE has been made available by appropria. tlon in a budpt of the Lity of Linden Fueled with clean-burning adopted prior to the adoption hereof, as SAVARIN a down payment, said sum being notjess MARGARINE 1 lb. than five per cent (8%) of the maximum ^-smokeless-odorless— amount of the obligations herein autho- rized for the aforesaid purposes. NON Lib $' 4c OFF Can Section 4. The provisions of the oral- butane from Rohson nance hereby supplemented are made DAIRY Pkgs part hereof ai if the same were herein I ROTAL DAIRr-Small or Lsrg* Curd LABEL Multi-Fill® Injector available fully and at length set forth, except inso- 2-lb. COFFEE far as the same are modified by specific previsions herein. I Cottage Cheese Pki. 490 everywhere, BRAND 69 Section 6, It is hereby determined that the supplemental debt statement required 1 ?l 690 by N.J.S.A, 40 Ail-10 hag Beenduly flled Jai PRIDE of THE FARM VEGETABLE SALE 1 Unique flame control! in the office of the City Clerk, that such Salad statement shows the gross amount de- ROYAL DAIRT-IMPORTED flntd in N.J.&A, 40 A:J-41 is increased 12 n $ 1 Completely portable! by Nine Thousand Five Hundred Dollars Finnish Swiss Pkg. B9* ($9,500,00), that the obligations autho- PEAS, BEANS .« & TOMATOES 8'la°V 1 rlsed hereby wlli be within all debt OAIRV FRESH Umitattens prescribed by N.J.S.A. 40 A:- 2-1, et seq. Piiia 31.S89* MOTT'S Section 6, TTiis ordinance shall take NOTTS MOTT'S effect in the manner provided by law, PASSED: December 3, 1MB FOR PATIO. Permits leisurely EDWARD MUnAWSKI , APPLE FRUIT APPLE PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL PRE HOLIDAY VALUES APPROVES: December 4, 1061 "no fuss" cooking JOHN T, CREOORIO Peanut Butter ., ,,, * MAYOR WM R JUICE out-of-doors, ATTEST; CIDER TREATS FRANCIS II. DANN La Rosa Lasagna 3 CITY CLERK 80 oz FOR BUFFET. Adds flair STATEMENT Cocktail Shrimp The ordinance published herewith has Jug to serving buffet-style, Cook$" been finally passed and the So day period ,(y 69 3 & 89 of UmitaUen within which a suit, action Heckers Flour or proceeding can be commenced, as and keeps food warm-* provided In the Local Bond Act, has be- gun to run from the date of the first Clam Chowder right at the table. publication of this Statement, CHICKEN OF THE SEA FRANCIS H, DANN Princella Yams "*••£: 39* City Clerk Linden LeaderDec, 12, 196g{Fee; $29,90) Mini Marshmallows ^ 2^' 39« SPRnF CHUNK Napkins WMH,>IB"T«I'I«W WHITE Iftwt «rt S»t IfilttF,M, orncMi. NOTICE Planning Board and City Council of w 1 IN OIL the City of Linden, N.J, has approved Sliced Pineapple Kr«Mi li" l the following minor subdivisions! Anthony BiUnskas, Higlin BUinsKss, Domino Sugar 2 B;?. TUNA and peter BiUnskas f/a BILmSKAi Wft, BROS, aol.605 E. Elizabeth Ave,, 100 • Conloction.ry * Sup«rlln, s Ltghl Brown * peril ln«m Roselle St. Subject to the applicant obtaining a favorable ruling from the Board of Adjustment, Ralph H, Dill BIT MORRIS AVE, & VAUXHALL RP. CHOOSE YOUR Chairman Linden Planning Hoard CHANNEL OWN WAY TO Linden Leader,Dec, 12,1161.(Fee 13,22) UNION ON SPRINGFIELD AVE; "CHARGE-IT" HOUSE LOOK SHABBY? Find y pointer through the Wont Ad W. Rnirv* Th« Rlgkl Is Limit $ianlltl*i. Net ReipBBSIBl* Ber seetion. I'lr: r:-:.i v, i u -i> • 11 il MM- 1 :;, I [U\l, •iMIIUHIIHlUiUMIIIIIIIIUIMiCMIIIlliMnilldlM Hinting successfully for Christmas gifts you want FORMAL SHIRTS BIBLE lnllli) ;1111Ji 1111 lii' ;i wlilli r- Wi'ij'lit ui' , ||n di.ilfl •i. If you nit.v.icalloii-buuiid I'lltj fur 1 i:.iir[ wt;il'; huili nvt- M.MA, piunnn.ninu.n's in the iiiuntliK iifiert liriiilinn:; m QUIZ .iviillaljli' al { hrl:;tmi! and warn a clothing item, yuu 1. til I ;i iii pi'dplc la KUHNEN iiiij*? 111 i'Kpre^ti COIK el u thai HllllllBy MILT HAMMER "I'll"'? 1 1 in i> llmiiiiill), : uhlly ui .iiln'iwlM , liic ri'fliH-iiii'Ulii uf i;| ihmit n Kifimil -.Intl. Whrtlii'i il your wardrobe niljjii uul lie 1 .mM t.i u i nMillp-lif Jmn.'f U I |iiH H 111 111 I I V Ii III When yuu him, [a iiUili'i'iiiiii; .!! Si'KAMI'L I 1) HUi ikS liii; JLkil ml uul n I'iuiiirf ur ajijiriijii inlL- f.;r what you are TRAVEL wt5r or u^iiMi!* if! flOilt U f itfcli .1 ll 1 llll ' ll\l 1 pllillt I I 1 1 iiilurmatUii! hi iii.iki- trri.iln aiivcriliii'iiuiit .if wh.it iln-y 1 planiiir.i',, Ailu, qiilikly, what j *i il PI riifnt'f il, i I >h nill I fi-m ! Can Put You Crmip!! and find an Old 1 esla- • I'l IO lllll Ili'l .-Ml i , i \ I ill ymi I'.n w|i;ii you rcilly wiim, want unit jillp It undi'r the miin'* wiirtjrobn fhilt i* -, u!i|r't- you iiiid tu ri'i'llfy ihr :.nua- liuiii book. • il\i mill In l> 11 lain I ill" UX.Iillpli', if yull W.llil il l)ri:akfa;,i plau-. Iluit'-. pritiy fleldsf sciijimy. Pictured it »M tiuil, 1 I )l 11 •. hi' N. lid In wmi'l h l".i II id, I ubviouM ntid sliouIdlH-aVuidL'd, pf il eolli't f inn af 21 fofmul shift t', 1 ry a liumoroin; nji= All il he tt.lllf mil' liisti-'ad, cut wit Uiu photo or dr ? e f * H. (j your scrutiny. P r i r r 2, SHK mm, proaeh. Say: "Someday, wheii from £1095 A- MI-:N urns, Vi J. till' llll il. nd niul caHiinlly pliuo it whore I have tvurythlnt;, you kngw •I. viill. is i-ii i. in i Sill tl id, 1 you would most likely kugp what yi.m eould yet mo?" And hillliul i.l U 1 111 pi llll turn In il. (Duii'l hldu it tuo well), Uiuii drop the bonib. 5, A KK II llA/i:. pr ittlce. i if mm if. il Use it ris a book mark; idly 7. If all else faibi, be ui 1 ld> fruiidufllii • nlli in.in luavi' it on yuur diuHt.er or In drastic. As an example. Say ANSWI-'IJS nu^lii bu the ,ni V-li-in-'i in n shirt pocket, I'm It in the 1 you want a spoil coat, 1 iirow "5 !s:i3I]JAJ i "i- Sa type who wiuilil Ilk In o - drawer witli your enr-kuys or away all your old ones. Then •£ IsjKotijn T, -inpox"! "I r,Lbli'in sir.ii' In Ii i in IIIL with recuiptE ami bill:; your you can claim you haven't, TTF!7T?FW 373-7410 wife might ilktiy coiiault;. a thlnj; to wear for certain oc- NEW TV' SHI (hi. old onf with tabuLitlun will -aiftitL. „ »,,,,i .1.1 Cull 686-7700. 2. If your favorlic item is casions, 'Could be that old If you h.ivi tu'Lii1 ini>ii t nb— in n store window, I;Q window- line just might have a fa- [11, lut't contidir I'lhii il- shopping some evening ond miliar ring to feminine ears. Under The Caribbean Sun u riuitlseii. I h'l u ,n u • > vi n ol- Juit accidentally happen by. All set for hinting now? 3. Admire tiiu wanted item Ready — aim — flrell For The Holidays on someone else and, if you MIKETOBIA don't seem to be j;eitln)'. thr (Or, the Florida Sun, or the California message tlirouj-.h, drop ti II \I in 1 Sun, or the Mediterranean Sun, Or Any Your "ONE - GUY IN HILLSIDE" word that ,iu v,i |, y tl one, M \. iHl 1 —In ] . il Sun of Your Choice!) Invites you and your family to his Color TV Show- 4. Have n fi ltmU i u\ (\ li i in , ll i i t il I i 1 ii t i- gift suggestw n inobih; li.iijiht\r lnsuraii' t - FOR ANY TOUR, ANY CRUISE, Coll: room to soo the mognificenf newMotorolo QUASAR n ill I ill 1, i I COLOR TV, m b II till i tut i - FIAT i I . I i ' n ih i , ' n MU 7-8220 FROM ONLY ) Hi i 1 u ul in iii i I lii I n ll it i pi il i i 1 i it i I ii 1 i , II ' KUHNEN Travel Inc. '1427 i II I i i 1 ni 1 P.O.I. K ill J.\'( . 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R, WHITNEY & CO. * Corded set-in ileevei provide die Styne, In wrinkle resistant liams proper accenti for this par- crepe -at Eastman Estron JEWELERS with the ty-ioer In aqua, shocking or , acetate and rayon, this be- Stort #15 Blue Star Shopping Center light pink. guiling, belted dress is a ELIZABETH PLASTIC best bet for the season's 22 Watehunfl 322.2020 SLIP COVERS whirl of theater visits and Open Every Ivaning fo 9 p.m. Men, Thru, Sot, 1109 ElitobBth Ave,, Illiobeth HOUS! LOOK SHABBY? Find dinner dates. 'works in a drawer' 289-6821 a pointer through the Wont Ad These art ANDY'S HANDY THE WORKS' ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKING THE WORKS INCLUDE DEALER OF CHAIN SAWS 10 miniature modular cir- SUCH FAMOUS BRANDS AS cuit pone/ boards, which are called thi "tubeless • MoCLfLLOCH wonders." They prac- • HOMELITE tically guarantee trouble- • PIONEER • ORLINE free performance at its best. No waiting for warm-up,..you get in- stant sound and picture, No old-fashioned tubes* to cause heat dan\gfe. A SMALL DIPOSIT WILL HOLD DADS PRESENT TILL CHRISTMAS TOOL RENTALS AND EQUIPENT 117 SOUTH AVE, W. CRANFORD, N.J. TEL, 272-6611 This is THE DRAWER' These efficient mini-circuits are mounted in a new slide-eut^chassis that pulls out like a drawer for easyaaassibility, when need- md. Compact, it slides forward on metal run- ways to bring "the works" forward in full PROTECTION... NO MONEY DOWN • HEAT 36 Is Your MONTHS best friend — is done! TO PAY when it comes And an automatic electric dishwasher to protectinf your home did it. This Christmas put an end to that against the cold. 3-times-a-day, 365-days-a-year drudg- ery of dishwashing in your home. Get the gift that really saves you time ... an automatic dishwasher. THI SET THAT STAYS HOME WORKINO SOLID STATE DEPENDABILITY Is achieved through Motorola's jpoee^age Integrotsd elreujtry. ioeh circuit panel Is'proparly IdBntlftgd ond contains oompenenf parti Io do a particular TV jab. Each panel board plugs In separately and may be removed for quick and economical service right at home. (A ser* vice guide manual for technicians Is aval lable.lI Simplified modular circuit panel design keeps your Quasar Color TV at home working,,,so you save on costly shop repairs, AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING V!«|.Troll system and AFC electronic picture lock give you o perfect color picture every time! Num. bered control panel and sllde'Oetlon levers, A tuning light turns off when set is accurately tuned, just ad|ust It once - AFC lacks In station to receiver. No re-setting as you change channels, FINE CABINITS BY DRIX1L Don't be a Luxurious cabinets odd pride of ownership to the new reliability of Quasar color TV, These handcfaft- ed wood conjoins are beautiful housings for Motorola's masterful works, Many styles to choose; Early American, Italian Provincial, French Provincial, Mediterranean, Spanish, Contemporary. 1 DAY EMERGENCY BOILER *< dishwasher * except rectifier ond picture tube REPLACEMENT SERVICE AVAILABLE 2-YEAR Registered GUARANTEE ON PICTURI TUBE AND ALL OTHER COMPONENTS Motorola a original owner registered guarantee must be regis- tered with Motorola within 10 days after delivery by maillni the American Standard guarantee registration card. Otherwise it is void, ThU guarantee covers free exchange or repair of components proven defective in normal uae. Arranged through selling deiler, Labor and trans- Gas Boilers ...buy one! portation extra, « Steam or Water NO DOWN PAYMENT • FINANCING ARRANGED BORNSTEIN SONS. INC. 487 HAWTHORNE AVI,, NIWARK FREE ESTIMATE—NO OBLIGATION 0Public Service Electric and Gas Company Phone 374-6500 Day or Niaht 4 Record set ... - ' lmi-H,]..y, D.'uu'iiibur 12, 1 U(ii by pay hikes Fashion plus function now the key to ski wear ill '. I'll am! in.iy - III HI II i 1 ill! | I [1 If ]11IH| lilt" I ill till I [% Ir ul .1 (aiiMtii --vi'r ,1 I nlttLil \n ."ir. I hey 1. • cI -In h->dy lu-.it in' t U I 111 I II i 1 II , 11 I 111 1 I 1111 M Ll i II | shirt i>i .iiiitlii-r S.MU.II'.T if; f, i 1 , while li-epl'i;'. out the CMIII, .'I l...-ih| l|ll il I 1 1 np'iil an .|tlii.-i- I II 1 1 1 111 111 I III I H I 111 hi I III I II tin 1 Ji 1.». tliui; ,. '-11111; 'i 11 • II '.1 it -.: I itiii)' wind. lie i I i il lil [ h,, Mi- llll ill, till in -| i i i -ICIIIL-VI.- It by wi-.irin,; .ic.irili- V.iC.ltlnll. ti tin i it' I in ii it I il ii i i- v I II lit II I I t 111 )^iii i'vt-r .1 I -iU'd • >\- .1 lib>{•;* - \"'l. talking ab'iut twin i. •.-, [ Min-I 11- i il 1 ;= r 1H :11 M.-ii':: ti ti i • ' il ii i -II I'" II I I 11- turtlf, tlu-> .ne .1 miiBt f"i till i iu- t .Illll I > '•' WL',11 ', til.iiiiw crui'e; t,u..\siu ihil,,-;' 1 i .1 I 1 a. - .11 ii .„ , ii- Illll 1 I I 1 I 11 .11 S f,hotl.iII-.. twi'cd •!• (will a link !i"t MI Inn 'iC'i.itlii); 'iver the ,!rift.! h.,|l- 11 ii ii i it in iw n , ll i i ll I li ll i[h 111 i spon i.icl-t't—l.il i' yoiirpicl — Y'lll -uliI H|-'f Ilk .t" I 1 I ti 1 l-t,| . i| I , \v .inothi'i' po! :;ilii!ityfor\vi\ir uphill and iliiwn 111 rii'itiiri.'L"" I I I il i II Illi.H in 111 ii Si lLH': |iy till' ll with sl.iCr.;: i.u- Ski pjlltf, .it gii-caitii calls [or a veiy PMOTOO«SPH|H I till III lilhu il 11 Iti J11U 1 Ii piirt'lj HCilit.ui.m i M II 'f till Ik \v | ill I utl- 1 night. Slid, "f Cijursi1, yiilir sixiclal type of j'QiU". rheutiL - I i i i 1 Ii I i I ll, lii. outfit's, Niiw, the ik II i Illlltlllij I put I Llu II DISTINCTIVE 1 blazer is- jiibt as ".it llolni-" piece snowmobile suit uf mi ii ii im , I, him il, in Si iWtM ' Ci'iliblik'H tll p ll.l 'ill ll> M -tilt -I Hi 11 y Ion ill dark shade,*'; PORTRAITURF Hi I hi i ul tu il tlilml u in a si 1 l.'di'e as it iK inost Ii 11 il urn iiiuii h tle.il witli tliu f.isliii'iijlile [il.iceii, birshtuiiiKl with colorful zl|>- J53 MOUNTAIN AVE I ll II ' IN I 1 1 I 1 II v ll 1 - v,ull tli.it t'S-i'ii tlic clitiiips h. imltln tli it i linn Luti i 1-iJl-Stvk' as \\u\\ .i\: iiafuty, pers on pockets and lug and SPRINGFIELD 1 H i U, IE lllll' Hil.il .1 iuhiptui! it. Tliu jjic.it iwwl ii 1 - thi ulii t Hid il i n thr nn 5lfl invostijj.ite the new plastic ski body closures, are equally T7Q 7KKK ' | ' I lit tit I llu II I II 111! of the North has spivail 1 . W Altll ll 111 1 I hi I -lit t" helmets, Alniiist weightless, practical for frigid spectator 1 l)f , i imi[i Hul tut U ,iftur-KK i outfits at; Svt'll, t II 1 1 t!llL Illll HlL ll i I I they shield y.ai frtiiii the Culd ill tin \n t \ niu \ < i[ in I Ill some outfits, "eoordin.i- itt ichi il in i LI ui u s lth i HI 111 I 1 111! II ll IIU 111. tlon" is the key woiil. 'Iliuro ih i\ tt mL , i ili ul . 1 | i 11 ml fi UIII 1 )f11 iiru now completely cniu'dl- 1 I In.* ' l'jtrul i i it" i ui- in i'( . \\i i i t a mi i,u nutgd L'iys of sweater, jacket i tin r liniilul hij'h In puutl- DISCOUNT tin I i I' ' in "1, ulniiiii Ii i- and tiki pants that are avail- ciIiU Jinl bin HI' In f i»lil ii, TOT *• TEEN tlVi , Ilil ti I IlIULll ,K I II] Illilll- able in sets and as units, I'lll.* rl lr nl tllit lLVLIMblf II 11 IlK IIU I ll NIDI L HI llu 1'nr uxaiiiple, one outfit cr>n- ci it >r i tourh blend of P">1}- FURNITURE 1 >(.~_d i i i mil tli in mi ai IILI sists uf a liigli-crevv-neck c^tfi and cotton, hit "li^hcd ft sweater with patterning con- muff piclelF anJ i,cnur m lj fined to the collar, top of the fljpjied luv,er p cl et-. Itri.- ADULT BEDDIH sleeve! and the bottom, Tlio vcrsei; to 1 quilted bl icr IINIIHI • TROPICAL l-'IKH IRVINGTO • TOYS « Coordinated coat is algo side ind hi- a built-m h nd • AOIIAKIIIMB knitted and duplicates the pat- with siHi[_ Iriwstiin^, ntlit_r • IllHDH 1127 CUNTCN AViNUi-Neor Costle Theatra • t'r'T SIII'I'I.IKS tern at top of shoulders and fcituic Jit its bra^s "nap • *K SPKC1A1.I/K IN WINDPROOF! on either side of its zippered cl isure and bro id ill- lruund (101,11 I- ISH I 'IK I'AIKB front. The big switch is that lx.lt. the coat can be had in either 1-or fun around the file, ^ ir- THE SEA SHELL The ITAIIMS have come to FLAX'S a sleeveless or sleeved model. 42! laulovord Kenilwofih nwnt are hplitiT in weight but 27 2.6S80 Lowest The very popular sleeveless •-till rug^nd, The 1 i^uixd li if style shows matching pattern priced Ronson on the sweater sleeve and Mama Mia allows complete freedom of ever! action while keeping the body warm. What a Ski pants are available in the Carriage! ONLY much wanted stretch fabrics that either match or comple- ment sweater colors. $^95 IIOLD I'll AT TRjIi-R—Miss Sinione Campbell (right) takes a minute to Smile back at the stuffed toy tiger shu's holding, while Miss Carolyn Buckland adjusts the handle bars Other highly favored outfits 3 of a tricycle. The iwo telephone girls helped set up some 1,500 toys, dolls and games include "snap-up" Instructor "Perego* collected by New Jersey Hell's employee activities^ club for distribution to underprivi- coats that can be turned up leged children in the Newark metropolitan area, The toys have been on display in Vail for downhill U"ips, shorty ITALIAN Hall of the company's 540 Broad Street headquarters in Newark, Both girls are service quilted styles that reverse representatives (or the telephone company In Newark, from color to color or from IMPORT a solid color to a pattern and conceal a parka in their collar, The largest A one-piece stretch outfit, McGOWEN MILL somewhat similar to thi TOV & JOVEHUE SPECIALS SWTNGOMATIC CLOSEOUTIIIttilMIMs L no 'greetings!' SWING, |^.IO.» 6 99 Intermarriage * lfXliillCCH»HS,rH.iMs0.77 , NYLON MESH PLAY FACTORY OUTLET STORE URGE GROUP One of the largest, heaviest PEN, •«<) of!, in 10.99 and most indestructible topic of-T talk TIICTCHS. f«a.H.ti 8.98 1-WAY tOMllNAf IOC 829 NEWARK AYE,, EjUZASETH Christmas cards in history SIMMONS CRIB AA.( was air-lifted last Christmas "Intermarriage As A Cop- CARRIAGE, r*f. 44.ft 29.97 MtTTIIiS,rtf,litS 7.TO < (in Hie some building asBurry Biscuit) Out" will be the topic dis- to Viemam. On it were nearly (f the shoe fits... PORIABlt CRIltnd FULL SIZE CRIB, cussed by Rabbi Israel E, • OPEN WON, thru FRI. S to 5; SAT, 3 to 3 • 100,000 signatures. the chances are it's a Kempler PEN Miliini opt. MS 15,88 fij If.fJ 21.97 Made from two huge 4 by Turner at the meeting of the 40-foot pieces of three - Y Women of the YM-YWHA of Stride Rite . , . fitted with patient Largest Selection of Juvenile Essex Coun^ today at 12:30 care and skill by our highly trained quarter-inch plywood, each p.m. at 255 Chancellor ave,, SEW and SAVE piece five times the size of experts to insure the utmost comfort, and Teen-Age Furniture "TYPHOON" a normal 4 by 8-foot panel, Newark. Rabbi Turner of Congrega- support and protection for growing feet. TATE! PRIS5I5 - SPORTSWEAR - SLACKS the card weighs 736 pounds. With these value It was donated by a large tion Israel of Newark was ordained at Yeshiva Torali "pluses",,, TOPCOATS - JACKETS - ETO, lumber mill and a group of forest products dealers and Vodaath, His secular education ALL TYPES was at Brooklyn College, m Windproof! wholesalers. Thousands thronged the shopping mall for where he obtainedhis A.B.and completed his graduate • Durabli! Ruggjd! a week to sign the gaily painted 1055 Springfield Aye,, Irvington KNITTED & WOVEN FABRICS Yuletide greeting. studies, 9ffi Stuyvesonl Ave., Union Such over - sized plywood Chairmin of fte discussion 570 So, Livingston Ave,, Livingston • Modtrn design. will be Mrs,s Ruth Chivian was developed for marine and Regular Charge srUni-C^fi1 • Aviiiibls in i selection of At Direct Factory-to-Yov Prices other specialized uses. The Lewinson, Viet. President of panels have smooth, water- the Y Women, Refreshments sivan finishii! are served before th# meeting. OPIN IVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHrllSTMAS. proof resin-lmpregnated sur- EXCEPT SATURDAY PLENTY OF PARKING • PHONE ES 3-5555 • Guarantied by Ronson! BELOW WHOLESALE COST faces on which Christmas dec- All interested persons are OPEN EV1RY NITE TILL CHRISTMAS orations were painted and sig- invited to partlcipato in the \, natures written, program, ALL MANUFACTURED ON TH1 PREMISES The card has received almost national status. CCP UNI-CARD Modm CARTE iLANCHi FREE PARKING AMERICAN EXPRESS Ckmie I AL NORMAN Any DINIRS CLUi lot — W* liiyi PorMnfl ifampi Its styling and precision For Gift Giving! 9x12 RUG PAD made history AREA RUGS for butane CLEARANCE All Floor HAFPIISS IS A lighters! Samples With purchase of 9x12 Carpet Rug (HHINTMAS lilFT FROM AL MlltMW 9 X 12 lOOJJ Dupont Nylon 100% Continuous ARMSTRONG VINYL CARPETS Filament Nylon LINOLEUM 12 Spectacular Colors BROADLOOM Latest 1968 Patterns RIO. $5,95 Largest With these famous brands Matching Extra Special Selection SQ. Large Sizes $3950 Purchase Reg,.1.39 YD, LUXURIOUS PLUSH CARPET Mohawk lOOfl Cumuloft Nylon Rag, IB,95 Embissed Pile Prinee F«rr»rl Gfno Psoll Pirker el Y'.pre Huniltin Bcnurd Vicnn. 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Freeman • DiMirtino • Hirl^chiflner 4 M«ra •CWor«ed.Te« • Dellon Sportiwear 27"xl8" THROW Malcolm Kenneth Cam • London Fog flame control. VINYL DRESSING • A second's fueling givej thousandi of lights, RUGS • Refuels instantly from a Ronson Multi-Fill^' In- jector — available any- 4 FOR $ 1 With Purshose of Minimum where, Limit 4 Per Customor 10 Yds, Linoleum • Ideal for pipfli, cigars, 'Clathet for tha man who caret- cigarettes, 1156 I, JERSEY ST., ELIZABETH • Guaranteed by Roman! OPEN NIGHTS TILL CHRISTMAS Storting Hoy, 29th C!o»ed Saturaayi ot 5:30 S»f our complete selection at ftsruon VarafiameK lighters from teas GEM APPLIANCE t GIFT COMPANY OPEN MON,, 1224 Voilibufg's Largest OlfJ & WID.& FRI. SPRINGFIELD Appliance Cenrsr NITiS RIEDMAN 998 So, Orange Avs,, CHANGS PLANS AVI. Vailsburg-Newark OPP. LYONS AVE. IS 2.6975 MSRQS. IRVINGTON J RONIONi The people who CARPFIS-LINOLEUM ^^ keep improving flame. J BROADLOOM PHONE IS 1.5900 SMSsSSSS^aH Careful attention needed stShESfTSSEsI '° keep fors /oo/c/ng good (.ood i ail' Ui ruqiiiruil to kuiji furfi mill fur hunt. Always ktcp it in a cool place!. ijuatii luukliifrtliulr bt'SU Avoid long cX|>O8lir(! to bright lunlight, Wliuu not In usu, lifflii); furs in mi uiieruwdtsd Stron;1, suiilij',ht over a long period of time will cluiiiji on liuavy, sujiparcini; coat limicura. Ilits cuiisu fading. lx;st oiu'i: for this usi; nrc paddyd or rounded Occasionally, shake a fur gently to remove woudun hangers with wide ends and a dust and lint. If a scarf is not worn, wipe tlie win; for the Imnjjur part. neckline with a soft tissue or towel. If a fur coat lias gotten damp, shake it gently to rumoves excuse moisture and tinng in an niry, cool pltiCu to dry. Do not brush, comb or rub a damp fur. Light moisture will not harm fur, but soaking weoicis will damage it, Nuvcr store fur, whether wot or dry, near FUNERAL DIRECTORS Tied H, Croy, jr. Pies, g, Can. Mgr, C, Frederick Peppy Vice President {Resident sf Mountainside) THEY'RE MOVING MEN, NOT MIRACLE MEN Expert care and handling of your hauiehald paltsiilsn* li everything yeu can rsatanabiy sspeel from the msving mart. He can't put that «Ja, fsrntllar ntlghborri&od In g crate ... msve tfia earner drug star* fa yayr new Name town ... bring aleng jghnny's old scheel ar Mary's fsyar* Established 1897. lie halrdrelltr. Neither can yaur Welceme Wagen Hettett wark I Moore, Mary Patten, Susnn I'eters, Cntliy Klohr, Debbie Golstein, jan Palmier!' altos- THERE'S Ml Sk' IN I'll'-' AIR during the Christmas season at tlie Mall at Short Hills. Music WESTFIELD tnlroclee. But ihe can and will provide dlrae. i Rand Levine, Sondra Morrison, Debby Sobin, Andrea Stein, Patti Fisher, Cathy Cacos, William A* Doyle, Manager tienl to the community lacllltlei you need, and groups from ;-.-.T,hboring high schools will perrorm. The choral group from Jonathan Day- Sherl Greensteini tenors —led O'Connell, Mlkg Gpeonliouse, Kemper Morse, Bob Keller, bring with her a galaity o( gift! fram In leading ton Regional I ii,'h School, Springfield. issclieduledforDec, 20, directed by Judith Douglass, 318 E. Broad Stteti rnerchantl. She awalti your call at 232-5580 Partiijipntiin yindents are: sopranos - Dawn Stearns, Rochelle Fosman, Ruth Howell, Don Conner; bosses - Bob Reiehman, Mike Dirshowitz, Rick Emmil, Jeff Goodman, Rich- Synthia JaniW, Lynn Greenberg, Grace Hutchison, Debbie Levine, Wendy Merkin, Fran ard Roaanthal, Ralph Welniteln; accompanist - Sherry Moore. PHONE 233.0143 CRAHFORD the youngster might easily fall outof thechrdr, Shreve at Murray Hill and will recur tomorrow and Sat- painted the Apostles and Evan- urday, when the parish will Fred Hi GpBy,Jr.# Managcf •i I Last but not least, make sure your high Art exhibit gelists to show hii gratitude sponsor its latest Caldiron 12 Springflsid Avenue Things to look for chair has a safety strap. The best kind of PHONE 276-0092 for the canon's earlier help. exhibit to show its gratitude Mrnid..Spf|d. strap is the kind that fastens between the This set off the cycle that in purchasing first baby's legs. This prevents the youngster to be held for his murals. from sliding out, feet first, The unusual relationship between Fernando Calderon, high chair for baby world-famous Spanish mural- ist, and St. Andrew's Epis- By MABEL O,_STOLTE Havsky to conduct copal Church of Murray H1U County Home Economist will come full circle again •.. I The high chair is one of the initial pieces tomorrow and Saturday, i of equipment purchased by beginning families. Haydn's 'Creation' On thost days the parish Have you as a wise home manager, explored Vladimir, Havsky will conduct the perform- will hold another exhibit of die possible features you should look for ance of Haydn's IICr«ation11 at Christ Church, the artist's oil paintings to when buying a high chair for your first child? Short Hills, on Sunday at 4 p.m. He has a thank him for another mural varied musical background. he has painted for the church. The legs. The legs should be sturdy and Born in China of White Russian emigre His latest gift to the church, •widespread to prevent the chair from tipping. parents, he began his studies at the age of completed last month, is a 17- DOWN GO In addition they should be connected by heavy RICES six and a few years later was performing by 24 -foot interpretation of the cross-sttetchers that make them rigid. exteniively in public as a solo recitailst and Nativity on the end wall of Below are some important pointers you with symphony orchestras. In 1940 he came to the parish hall, ON FAMOUS BRAND TELEVISION TOYS! should consider about me legs, footrest, seat, the United States, Upon the recommendation Caldiron first painted ttay and safety strap of a high chair. of Sergei Rachmaninoff, Haveky was accepted murals at St, Andrew's in 1965 The footrest, A child may be in his high as a pupil of Rudlof Serkln with whom he when he created the Twelve chair for as much as half an hour. So, remem- studied until he entered the US, Army in Apostles In the Sanctuary and ber, it is important that he Is comfortable and 1943 the Four Evangelists In the an adjustable foottest will help, If a foottest After service overseas with the QHiee of Nave, ~ is too high, knees will bump against the trayi Sn-ategic Services, he returned to this councry The coming exhibit will fea- if too low, legs will dangle and cause fretting. and resumed his career expanding his interesM ture IS paintings recently on The seat, The seat, like the fooBrest, must to include orfan and conducting. exhibit on the Welt Coast, All accommodate flie child. If the seat is too deep, In 195S Havsky became organist and musical are for sale, A preview tomor- legs will project out straight- if the seat is director at Chriit Church, His duties there row from 8 to 10 p,m, will not deep enough, the edge of the seat may Include the training of six choirs which number be for parishioners, honorary press against the back of his thighs and cause 200 members and teaching choir degree patrons and their guests, The him to slide off the seat, A pad, tied on die classes, which offer intensive training in music exhibit will be open to the back of the chair, can help to adjust the seat fundamentals, public on Saturday from 10 to tiie growing child's needs. a,m, to 10 p.m. The tray, A removable, adjustable tray la Also on display will be Cal- most practical. Look for a raised edge to keep HOT STOVE DINNER deron paintings that parish- dishes from sliding or being brushed" off. Ed Ruby and Ed Jaslnski have been named ioners and others purohassd Rounded, shallow corners are good because local co-chairmen of the Hot Stove Dinner at the similar exhibit held a they are easier to clean. The tray should have Committee of the Union County Baseball As- year ago to thank the artist a dependable lock to hold it in place, otherwise. sociation, The dinner Is to b« jan, 22. for his 1965 murals. The paintings last year, mostly of young children, old men and domestic animals, feature tile TOPPIR'S WHAM-O SHRINK AURORA PRIPARI FOR Dr, Davis same luminous, other-world quality of his murals, Visi- SKITTLE BOWL COLLEGE BOARD EXAMS tors will also be able to see BABY PARTY MACHINE Fun for the family! COURSES BIOIN SOON FOR reelected tiie church's murals, Watch fantastic shrinking 18 inch tall doll seen on Swing the ball and March Scholastic Aptitude Tests (S.A.T.) At the annual convention of Calderon's special rela- right before your tyis! SATURDAY CLASSIS -WEEKDAY CLASSES fee Middle States Association tionship with St. Andrew's had TV. Plays a horn, blows up Just cut and plate magic knock down pins, an 11th YIAR OF SUCCiSSFUL OPERATION its origin in Rome when Canon 86 sheet material and watch return swing. Score 33 balloons, blows bubbles, all 77 of Colleges and Secondary Schools held Thursday and Charles A. Shrove, the il wiggle down in size! same us bowling. Try Friday to Aflantlc City, Dr. church's pastor, was serving by herself. 844649 830780 your skill! 5501 COLLEGE REVIEW CENTER at the American Episcopal t $20 VALUE! Warren M, Davis, superin- limit 1 $10 VALMI! limit 1 $10 VALUE! 5limit 1 Church there from 1954 to 8 4 DiRECTORSi Irving j. GoUbsrg, B.A., M.A. tendent of the Union County Morton SeltMf, B.A., M.A, 1957. One oftiiemanyuntaown Ragional High School Disn-ict, artists that Canon Shreve be- Springfield, was renamed sec- 1 For Information Coll 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. friended in Rome was Cal- retary of tile organization. deron. Canon Shreve subse- Ridwood 1-3995 Rldwood 1-392! Cinfor 9.3114 The new president is Dr, quently came to St, Andrew's Glenn J, Chrigtensen, provost when tiie parish was founded of Lehigh University. to 1960, Other New jersey men alected included Dr, Robert While exhibiting palnUngs in L, Amsden, principal of Co- the Spanish Pavilion at ttie lumbia High School, South Now York World's Fair in YARD-MAN Orange-Maplewood, elected to 1968, Calderon visited Canon the board of trusties, and Carl along with the vegetable. With DELUXE Hensinger. principal of the meat, the dish can serve Moorestown High School, and as an entree for simple lunch- Dr, William Warner, director, eon or supper. SNOWBIRD . Office at Secondary Education, Chilled Garden Borsch State Department of Educa- 1 can (1 lb,) sliced beets, tion, as members of the com- chilled SNOW mission on secondary schools, 1-1/2 cupi chopped pared cu- cumber JOHNNY IUIY HOMEMAKER HROWER 1/4 cup chopped onion SUZY HOMEMAKER 1 quart chilled butter, milk TOYMAKER OVEN 22-INCH BV HELEN HALE 1 teaspoon salt TABLE TOP BUFFET Here's a drink treat. Com- 1/2 teaspoon Worcester- Real furniture! Easy to Starter set. Makes motor- Really bakes cakes and ized toys that work! Con bine 1 cup chiliad apricot nec- shire sauce keep treasures. Place on other real Irtatil Oven loins 3 non-motorized chas- door opens when indi- tar with 1/8 cup sugar and 1 Chopped parsley desk or on wall. Gold 99 44 sis, 3 front and rear cator show green! Pan 67 tablespoon lemon juice. Stir Drain beets and dice. Com. grillwork doors. 23"x17Vi" bumpers, 3 seats, cement, included. Completely until sugar is dissolved. Add bins all Ingredients and chill. 844649 "The King of mow throvmi" 2 cups cold milk, a pinch of Serve in chilled bowls. screws. 830250 safe! 844679 • 5 H.P. fully winterized engine • Safety power salt. Makes three servings. Sprinkle each serving with Limit 1 $15 VALUI! 6limit 1 $15 VALUE! $12 VALUI! 5 6 release Make unsweetened French chopped parsley. Makes 6-1/2 limit 1 • Tim equipped with Tungiten carbide studs toast with 1/2 cuporushedpo- cups. for po*itive traction tato chips in beaten eggs or Calories- 78 per cup • Turret-action 240 degree all direction mUk, Saute quickly in hot mar- discharge chuto garine, on one side only. • Self-propelled by chain and bah drive Spread deviled ham or liver paste on sauted side of one piece. Top with a slice of ALL SIZE FIRESTONE FARM, Monster or Swios cheese if de- sired, a thin sUee of onion. iUMMIT.MAPLEWOOD LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR TIRES Cover with a slice of the AND VICINITY TO French toast, sauteed side KATHARINE down. Dip whole sandwich In STORR TRACTOR CO. beaten egg, mUk and chips, 4B8 SOUTH AVE, E 232-7800 WESTFIELD and saute quickly on both Bides, Sliced, stuffed green olives throughout the loaf will con- tribute a novel flavor and 11 Flimiuth SL, MinKlilr, HI 97011 I01-7K !JI0 It's Christmas Time at texture to meat loaf. AIIO ichflsls in Boston, Prsvidinc* tnil !00 Pifk ill,. New York 10017 Slices of canned luncheon Nations! and Ststw Ae^ftdltstlon AURORA MODEL CUSTOM 20" WILDCAT meat go well in a casserole of SP PRESIDENT 20" HIGH RISE scalloped corn to bake right BICYCLE Antk ony. RACING BICYCLE MAD! BY MURRAY Contour hi-rise han- Include! 2 Ihunderjet "500" With safety toaster dlebars. Chrome fenders, new XL LEARN ALL THE FUN DANCES tan, 2 speed conlrok, 10 broke, 20x175 front pedal and 2-tone IMPORTED GIFTS roadways, 2 trestle pasts, 99 tire, 20x2.125 knubby 77 SUITABLE FOR HOUSE PARTIES rear tire, chrome rims, 77 saddle, loys ma- DC power pack. 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HrVKKLNl) K.J. STIIMI'I , I'ASiUK Mr, & Mrs, Hayer Today — >1 p.m., S'outh i hi-lr i rlu.irii.il, Yule lunch, plan Mi'l'Ni'UNMIH- I'HAl'Ml. H p.in,. Adult Choir rc'lii'Mi'sal, IIUillWAY •,'.', MiU'N 1 AINSIDI-. Kauirday -- 1:31) lo 'J,;M) p.m., Sunday ht-luuil honored on their KTV. KiiHlKI I, MK.NAHl!, I'ASU'K i. liriHiiuiiH parly, 2 p.m., Wnhlu-r i ra; in. children's party I inlay H p.m., choir prm'thi', .Sunday -- H:31' a.m., 1 miiLi'aiil lour, WNlk - l Mrs. .|.>:;i'|ili Mt-M;ilion of 1H79 UlKiiip. sviiy Hund.iy '': 15 n.in., Niiulny School fur nil fidU, 8;J() a,in,, '.loly lanirmnloii, ';3U a.m., w,i:; tin' lioiiU'-.j; far the Novfi.iln-r iiiuutiii^ of 40th anniversary (jiuiv:i>rY), I 1 ,1.111.. inurnui)'. worship (nur- iidult iiKiuiry claiiii, "jail >',iii,, Mnnliiy Si'ln.">i Uir CMHUtiM' Ikj.ud of thi.1 MmiiiUiinsidi Nyw- A surprise dinner party svas urrangod to 1 t'vvy) (i p.m., yoiilti i\ivii|i:;. 7 p.m., ovi'iilnj . atul lilblc.' i-l.iH.Jc'H. l(i;.|;i a.in,, Wur:.hlp and (.•"tiHrn l luh, Mrs, l:vert>tt Wixom was t!u> celebrate the 4Qth wedding anniversary of worship. cuffco hour. CO-hoptCKH, Mr, and Mrs, William j. Haycr of 30 Rich Moiul.iy -- 1:30 p.m.. i mta^o rray -i-<.Uuup, Monday -- \ p.m., (,'unfiriiiniUm I, h p.m.. 1 st,, Irvlngton, on the I'rlday after Thanks- L 1 Tin, Uiristiii:u; luncheon war, hold yostm-day ~ p.m., Piuncm" till"IN. \oturs AKHeinbly, at the MouiitiiiiiiiidD Inn. Tim chairman for the giving. Wi\liii'Hi,liiy -- h p.m., pr.iyor and Ulbli' Tuesday -- -1 p.m., Cgnfirmaikm 11, day wns Mrs;. Kenneth Van Pelt, and the The couple's two daughters and their hus- study. proj;rani consisted of a talent auction with bands, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Steinberg of Tt-MI'l i- HHlli AHM proceixls lo Hie MoimtmtiHidu Rescue Squad, Mountainside and Mr, and Mrs, Victor i'al- I I-MIUV. S1IAKKY SHALUM AN AITILIAIT OI- 'I HI-, 1'jitertaiiiinent was provided by the Gov, Liv- azzl of Springfield, were hosts at the oven!, AN Al 111 IAT1-: (H 'nil-: L'NKIN OI UNIITD svNAaotiuu oi- AMI-KK'A iiif-ston KejUDiinl iliyh Mchogl Ciioir. which took place In the Burns Country inn, AMI UK AN Hl'URKW CONGUIiGA'l HiNS On DALTUSRO1 WAY, SPKlNdl 11 I P Santa (.Jlaus will visit a Christinas I'artj' Clifton. snirii HI'IUNC;MI:LD AVH. I RAUB1 KliUUl-N K. LI-V1N1-: sponsored by ihu dub for iiHjtnbers and chil- Among the 35 present ware Mrs, Peter SHUN I'IK r. ROAD CANTOR lSKAia, J. 11AR/AK dren al tlie Mountainside Presbyterian Church Mlllor, mother of the "bride," who makes Today -- 8:3U p.m., OUT nieulln^, "1 que*e from last Sunday'* sermen; ures o\\ thing* without reproach er criticism'!" on Sunday from J. to 4 p.m. Hach child has her home with the Huyers, two of the lour RABBI ISKAlU, S. LJRHSNL-ii Friday — 8:45 p.m., Sabbath Services. been requested to brills; a grab-bag gift, Tlioro grandchildren, and Mrs. Lorraine Anderson CANTOR IKVINti KKAMHRMAN Saturday — 10:00 ft,in, Gavin Wldom, MOII of , will bu re£re§hmaxits witli cacoluig-to follow.^ of Union, who was a member of tlie bridal Uarry Uurst, son of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Dr. and Mrs, George Wldom, will Liu enllud l-'or more Information, renders may call Mrs. party Nov. -29,- 1928,-when Miss K,athoilne «Jcm of Springfield, way called to the Tarah to tlic Torali as a Bar Mitzvah. Everett Wixom at 232-0616, Miller of Newark and William J, Hayer were as the Bar Mitzvah at the Sabbath morning Sunday — 7:30 p.m. IJSY meeting, Methodist women The fundamental purpose of Newcomers is married in the rectory of the First Methodist service last Saturday. Monday — 8:30 p.m. Sisterhood board meet- to welcome strangers to die town and acquaint Church, Newark, Tomorrow -- 8:30, Sabbath evening service; ing. them with the club and the many activities The Mayors have lived in Irvington for aU Sermon topic: "Israel; A Religious and Cultural Tuesday -- 8:30 p,m, Deborah meeting, to hold Yule party available to them. This was accomplished at of their married life. Both were born In Critique." The German Ladies' Aid and the Mission a coffee hoited by Mrs, lidward Heyman of Newark, He is employed by Avon Sheet Metal, Saturday — 10:30 a.m., Sabbath morning ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH Circle of Springfield Emanuol Methodist 355 Ackerman avenue. The mambership chair- Newark, as a roofer. Mrs, Hayer, who has service; Rabbi Dresner will preach a sermon. S. SPRINGFIELD AVE., SPR1NGI 1ELD Church will share a Christmas party and man Mrs, Richard Shulman introduced those M151, iALVIA LLLLSTi PEAK had few interests outside of her home, volun- Sunday -- 7 p.m., Hnnuknh evening service. REV, CLARENCH ALSTON, PASTOR program tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Mundy attending and explained the miny committees teered as a nurse's aide at Irvinyton General The Temple Youth Group will conduct the ser- Today — 8 n.m,, Gospel Chorus rehearsal, Koom. A program of music and drama has and social activities and strongly encouraged Hospital during World War II. vice. A latke party will follow the service, Saturday -- 1 p.m., Church ichool Choir re- been pliinned by Mrs, Gunther Wolf and Mr, everyone to participate. Dec. 29 wedding Monday — 8:30 p.m.. Adult Book of tlie hearsal, and Mrs, Gustave Koch, Mrs. Clara Schrieber Thosa attending were Mrs, William Ast, Month group will meet at the home of Mr. Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, 11 a.m. and Mrs, Gertrude Schwing, presidents of the Mrs, Robt. Flynn, Mrs, Chas, Fowler, Mrs, set by Miss Peak and Mrs. Burton Ironson, Springfield, The worship lervlce; 5:30 p.m., Daptist Youth groups, announced that all "members of the Arthur Goldberg, Mrs. Edward Heyman, Mrs. book, "Israeli Stories," will be discussed, Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Church School teachers congregation^ are invited to share in the jos. McMahon, Mrs, Edward Noe, Mrs. Bart Mr, and Mrs. Ellis Peak Jr. of 280 Partridge Jewelry sale held Tuesday — 8 p.m., joint Adult Education meeting, 8 p.m., mid-week service. festivities. Refreshments will be served, but Oberhauser, Mrs. Ted Roman, Mrs. Richard Run, Mountainside have announced the engage- Institute classes meet at Temple Beth Ahm. there will be no gift exchange this year. Shulman, Mrs, James Taylor, Mrs. James ment of their daughter, Miss Sylvia Celeste by New Eyes unit ST. JAMES On Tueiday evening, the Wesleyan Service Toner, Mrs, Kenneth Van Pelt and Mrs, Peak, to Mark Holmes Toney, ion of Mr. and COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 45 S. SPRINGFIELD AVE., SPRINGFIELD Guild will hold its tradiHonal carol service Everett Wixom. Mrs, Lee E, Toney of Baton Kouge, La, New Eyes for the Needy, Inc., held its annual MEETING HOUSE LANE MSGR. FRANCIS X. COYLE, PASTOR and party. Devotions will be conducted by Mrs, The bride-elect was graduated from Southern Chrisenss sale of jewelry and silver last MOUNTAINSIDE, NEW JERSEY REV. EDWARD OEHLING AND Ethel Tharp, spiritual life chairman, and carols Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, She weekend with a number of local residents act- PASTOR: REV, ELMER A. TALCOTT, JR. REV. PAUL j, COCH, ASSISTANT PASTORS will be led by Mrs. juanita Mason, Follow- received her BS degree in mathematics last ing as salesladies. Mrs. A. Young, Mrs, C, E. DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION: Sattirday — Confessions from 4 to 5:30 and June, She held offices in Alpha Delta Pi social from 7:30 to 9 p.m. ing the business matting the ChrlsOnas party Deborah sets date Ebbitt, Mrs, S, P. Newton, Mrs, J, H, Holmes, MISS KATHLEEN NEUBAUER and exchange of gifts will conclude the eve- sorority and in the Associated Women's So- Mrs. W. H. Baldwin, Mrs. W. L. Read, Mrs. Today — 9:30 a.m., young mothers' study Sunday — Mallei at 7, 8:15, 9:30 and 10:45 ning's activities. ciety Council, Miss Peak made her debut at Bernle Smith, Mrs, R, B, Lank, Mrs. R. L. group; intercessory prayers. S p.m., junior a.m., noon and 5 p.m. for fashion show Bal de Noel in 1964 In Baton Rouge. She is Hauser, all of Springfield, assisted customers High Teachers* meeting. Dally Masses at 7 a.m. and 8 a.m. now teaching at Avondale High School in Deoatur, Ga, In making their selections. Saturday -- 10:30 a.m., Carol Choir re- Confessions Monday after Novena devotions. The West-Mount Chapter of Deborah wiU The sale was held at New Eyes* head- hearsal. Baptisms at 2 p.m. Arrangements must be Induction to be held held its third annual fashion show and luncheon Toney, a graduate of Georgia Institute of made In advance, quarters, 549 Millburn ave. Sunday — 9:30 a.m.. Church School, grades at the Chanticler In Miilbum on Tuesday, May Technology with a degree In electrical en- On sale were silver candlesticks, gold 5-8, 11 a.m., morning worship. Church School: 13. gineering, was elected to Tau Beta PI and charms, stick-ping, deck accessories, antique grades 1-4, kindergarten, nursery, Cradle OUR LADY OF LQURDE3 by women's group The affair wiU benefit the free, non-sec- Phi Kappa Rhi. He w»s commissioned a second pins and costume Jewelry, The items were Roll, 6 p.m., supper for grades 8-12, followed 300 CENTRAL AVE., MOUNTAINSIDE tarian Deborah Hospital, Browns Mills., an all- lieutenant on graduation. He is now employed displayed among holly and greens. Proceeds by fellowship groups. 6:30 p.m., confirmation REV. GERALD j, McGARRY- PASTOR Thirty-three new members will be inducted inclusive chest disease hospital, specializing by the Southern Bell Telephone Co. in the by B'nai B'rith Women, Springfield Chapter, from the sale are used to purchase eyeglasses class, REV, RAYMOND D, AUMACH in operable heart disease, operable lung can- transmission deparnnent. for needy people in the United States, Wednesday «-3:15 p.m., Hearts and Hands. REV. GERARD WHELAN- at a program to be held at 12:80 p.m. Mon- cer, and tuberculosis. The wedding will be Dec. 29 at the First 7 p,m,, Chapel Choir, 8 p.m.. Chancel Choir, ASSISTANT PASTORS day at Temple Sharey Shalom, Shunplke road, For additional information and tickets, read- Methodist Church in Baton Rouge, La. Thursday — 9:30 a.m., young mothers' Sunday — Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 a.m., Mrs, Leonard Chakrln, council adviser for ers may call Mrs. Monroe Brody, 376-3288| Study group; intercessory prayers, 8 p.m., and 12 noon. the Chapter, will conduct the induction cere- Mrs, Joel Shapiro, 381-1186' Mrs, Roger session meeting. Weekdays — Masses at 6, 7, 8 and 10 a.m. mony, which will bring the chapter member- Boucher, 233-1377. Mod workshop set Miraculous Medal Novena, Monday at 8 ship to an all-time high. Jensens hosts at party SPRINGFIELD EMANUEL p.m. Benediction during the school year on A Chanukah prop-am also will be held dur- METHQDiST CHURCH Fridaya at 2:30 p.m. Baptlams on Sunday at ing the afternoon, "Home Service," a play by for future bride, groom by Deborah group MAIN STREET AT ACADEMY GREEN 2 p.m. by appointment. Dor* Schary, wiU be presented under the direction of Mrs, Chester Silverstein, adult Garden Club holds Friends met at the home of Mr. and Mrs, A meeting of Suburban Deborah League will SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY Confessions ev«ry Saturday from 4 to 5:30 Harold Jensen, 815 Mountain Avenue, Spring- be held on Tuesday, at 8:30 p.m. in Temple JAMES DEWART, PASTOR and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Jewish education chairman. Refreshments will be served. field, on Nov. 30 to honor Charlene Plonow- Beth Ahm, Springfield, Mrs, Robert Ramus Today — 3:45 p.m., Wesley Choir re- EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH Christmas meeting sM of Foxboro, Mass., and Ray Jensen of of West Orange will demonstrate how to make hearsal. 8 p.m.. Chancel Choir, Mrs. Sidney Filler is program chairman Springfield. 242 5HUNPIKE RQAD..5P-RINQFIELD and Mrs. Arthur Ealkin is president oLthe The Christmas._meeting__Qi the .Mountain_. the fashionable mod paper flowers. Friday — 7, 9:30 p.m., Church Bowling WARREN W. WEST, PASTOR -—Miss Plonowski and Mr. Jensen plan a June Audience participation will follow thedemon- League. 8 p.m., Wesleyan Guild Busy Fing- chapter. Trail Garden Club was held last week at the Today ~ 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir r«- home of Mrs. Edward Powers, Mountalnsiae. wedding. Both are students at BuckneU Uni- stration. Materials will be supplied for the ers at 47 Clinton ave,, Springfield. 8 p.m., heareal. with Phil Jenkins, 8 p.m., board versity, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, workshop. Mrs, David SchultE of South Orange Christmas party sponsored by the German Mrs, Donald Lugannan presided. The theme 1 of deacons. for the day was "Hark, the herald angels Is program chairman, Mrs. L, William Bal- Ladles Aid and Mission Circle, to which aU Friday ~ 7 p.m., Pioneer Girls, 7:30 Ladies' Group sets sam of Millburn will preside, church member! are invited, stag." , " NEW OLD LOOK p.m., Boy Scouts, court of honor. During diis month, the club will be busy With most men's fashion designers looking Sunday — Third Sunday of Advent, 9:30 Sunday — 9:45 a.m., Sunday School with a.m., divine worship, Trivett Chapel, Ad- making Christmas a little bit brighter (or back over their shoulders to the '30'a and FRIDAY DEADLINE •'; classes for all ages, 11 a.m., morning wor- Christmas meeting the women of Overlook Hospital, Summit- 600 even earlier, it was natural that those great All Items other than spot news should vent candle will be lighted by Mrs, Joyce ship* Pastor West preaching. 11 a.m., junior Gelsel, Sermon: "Christmas Love: To God The Ladies' Evening Croup of the Spring- corsages will be made and delivered there. silk shirts of yore would get thp^ attention. be in our office by noon on Fridoy, Church under tiie direction of Mrs, Robert The Mountainside Library will have a special and All Men," 9i30 a.m., German language Donson, 6 p.m., youth groups under die lead- field Presbyterian Church will hold its innuai service. Sermon: "German language service. Christmas meetlni on Wednesday, in the ParTsh , arrangement made by Mrs, Wilber Droves ership of Dick Dugan, Christian Education ' m Mountainside, There will also be Christmas Sermon: "From a Stable to a Throne," by and youth director. 7 p.m., Christtnas choir House. Mrs. Joseph T, Hourani, wife of The Emimuel Schwing, 9:30 a.m., Church School assistant minister of the church, will be the wreaths provided by the club for all munici- Gonegrt, Evangel's two choirs under the di- pal buildings in Mountainside again this year. for all ages. Pupils are asked to bring their rection of Phil Jenkins, minister of music. guest speaker, telling of^ her missionary ex- gifts for Mrs, Juanita La Sadie and family periences in the Middle East. The next meeting of the club will be Jan, 14, for mailing, 10:30 a.m., caroling In the Mundy Monday — 7 p.m., visitation program. Stationery and craft supplies will be col- THE GENERATION Room led by Em«nuel Schwingi coffee and Wednesday — 7:45 p.m., prayer meeting. lected for the Presbyterian Community Cen- Some teenagers today seem buns served by the Senior Highs. 11 a.m., ter in Newark. The singing of carols and holi- Chi Omega group to mink it sufficient to turn church nursery, Wesley House, 11 a.m., DU FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH day refreshments will add a holiday note to aside words of advice or cau- vine worship. Advent Candles wiU be lighted MORRIS AVE, AT MAW ST. the evening, tion from their elders with m« by Mrs, Linda Brady. The Church School SPRBJGFIELD, N.j. Mrs, Bruno G, Becker is chairman of the sets Yule luncheon statement that this is a "new will dedicate the gifts for Mrs. La Sadie and MINISTERS: REV. BRUCE W. EVANS group, and Mrs, June DeFlno will be in charge generation," her children, "Co TeU It on the Mountain" REV. JOSEPH T. HOURAN1 of the evening's program. The annual Christmas luncheon of the North- What is so new about it? will be sung by the Church School, aceompanU'd "SERVING OUR COMMUNITY 200 YEARS" ern New Jersey Alumnae of Chi Omega will An early Greek philosopher by uidmrd Clclismann on the guitar, AL-.v Today — 7:15 p.m., Girls' Choir rehearsal. be held tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. at the home lamented the factthatchildren 8 p.m., Senior Choir rehearsal, of Mrs. Sidney D. Kirkpatrlck, 52 Woodcrest of his generation seemed to be Holler on die flute and Mrs. Marjorla Fer- Friday -- 7 p.m., Indian Guide program. Mountainside women guson, pianist. Sermon: "Christmas Love: For ave., Short Hills. attempting to dictate to their God and AU Men." 6 p.m., junior Highs, Saturday — 7?30 p.m., Fireside Group Each member is to bring a gift, unwrapped parents and to be disrupting 7 p.m., Senior Highs will rehearse for the Christmas program, including dessert tomem - honor hospital teacher but with wrapping attached, for a male or classroom progress with bers' homes and trimming the o-ea in the female parent at Kessler Institute of Re- "Living Nativity," to be presented at the Mrs, Lea Tudor, education instructor at frivolous ideas and activities. FANTASTIC Christmas Eve service, Parish House auditorium. habUifitation, Each is also to bring fliree Little has been changed since Sunday -- 9:30 a.m., Church School. Classes tiie Children's Specialized Hospital, Mountain- dozen cookies for the Kessler patients'Christ- Tuesday — 8 p.m., Wesleyan Servioa Guild for all on a graded basis for children and Bide, wag guest of honor at a recent luncheon that time. Christmas party and program] carols led by mas party. This year for the first time the If there has been a great young people between the ages of 3 and 17 at the home of Mrs, Helmuth Peters, 1625 group is also collecting new or good used Mrs, Juanita Mason, and devotions, by Mrs are taught In" the Chapel and Parish House. Nottingham way, Mountainside. change. It must be in the per- Julian Tharp. toys for the pedlitric unit of New York State missiveness of the senior cit- Klnderkirk for toddlers, ages 1 and 2, on the Guest included the following women who University Hospital in Brooklyn. These should had completed a course given by Mrs. Tudor izens of the day. It may, per- second floor of the Chapel, 9:30 and 11 a.m., also be brought to the luncheon. haps, stem from tiie develop- identical worship services. The sacrament for volunteer nurses* aides: Mrs. Stephan Members planning on attending the luncheon Cullinane, Mrs, Kelly Cook, Mrs. Frsd W, mont that parents have become of baptism will be administered at the 11 may caU Mrs. Kirkpatrick or Mrs, Oliver so occupied with their own Holiday o'clock service, 3:00 p.m., nursery and kin- Townsend, Mrs, James S, Clancy, Mrs, J, O.- Deane Jr., of Springfield. dergarten departments, Christinas program, L. Setts, Mrs, M. H. Cook «nd Mrs, Peteri. work and play that many of 3i30 p.m., Church School Christmas pageant Also present was Belle Watson, the hospi- th« "new" generation are left Magic and celebration of the 150th anniversary of tal's recreational director. too much to their own devices. far Your Hair Many television and radio Greet the gala holiday season the founding of the Church School, Everybody loves In style, with a pretty new Monday — 3:15 p.m.. Brownies, 7 p.m.. stations throughout the land hairdo desipied to flatter have recently reported the your feature a. We're expert! Girl Scouts, time of day, or more likely— at cutting, re-shaping, styling. Tuesday — 8 p.m.. Cub Scouts, \ Holiday deadlines j a fat Santa but- night—In this fashion, "It's - Wednesday — 8:15 p.m., Evening Group ' Santa Cltus Just has to be chubby, Millions Christmas meeting-, guest speaker, Mrs. Careful adherence to this newspaper's o'clock. Do you know where Micheio'i of children all across the country would be your children are?" Joseph T. Hourani, who will tell of her Friday news deadline is urged for the issues terribly disappointed if he went Ho-Ho-Ho- Distinctive Coiffures missionary experiences in die Middle East, of Dec, 26 and Jan. 2, which will be printed Christians would do well to 240 MORRIS AVI, • Sr»RiH6FiEI,p Ho and his tummy didn't jiggle. ask Of themselves, "What kind Stationery and other supplies wiU be collected early to avoid conflict with the Chrjsonas and Unfortunately, it's not the same for the rest DR 9-4460 for die Presbyterian Community Center in Naw Year's holidays. All organizafl.onal and of heritage am I passing to my of us, and Christmas Is a tell-tale time for children?" and,.."Am I pre- Newark, social news for the D«c, 26 issue should be the many people who are overweight. If you submitted by Dec. 20, and all material for the paring my children for re- are going to pky Santa and you find you don't sponsible adulthood?" Disguise Yule gift bottle Jan, 2 fssue, by Dec. 27. need a pillow for padding, trim down. And even if you need a little padding to fit that HOUSi LOOK SHABBY? Find NEW! MUSICAL GROUPS AT COLLEGE s pointer through the Want Ad red suit, ~ carefull seeiion. IXPINSIVE by wrapping it as clown The Student Activities Commission Of If you're like Santa and have a difficult WATCHIS Everyone knows that wrapping a bottlo is Bloomfield College will present the "Blood, ame passing up all those party pastries, try AT INEXPENSIVE just about one of tht moit difficult cover-up Sweat and Tears" and "The Merchants of to watch those pre-Christmas calories. For, PRICES chores at Christmastime, Dream" musical groups^ at the college on instance, when you and your family are busy A clever way to handle this problem is by • Sunday evening, at 7:30. Tickets are available decorating trees, wrapping packages, putting turning your gift into a clown with bright, at the Bloomfield College Student Activities tfis toys together, be sure you snack, stealthily gummed-back paper. Draw tho clown's face Commission office, 455 Franklin St., Bloom-, or openly, en fruit or carrot and celery sticks— WE'RE AS field. which are low in calories^ JIWELERS on the neck of the bottle and tie it with a big Wesley bow. Make paper into a cone shape for the ^(MiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiniiiiiiliimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHMiiiiiiiiiii OLD FASHIONED clown's hat, finishing it off with ball fringe. 1 Charge for pictures 173 Mountain Ave,, Springfield The fringe can also aarya as his nose and for High ceiling helps the burtons pn his "suit". f There is a charge of $3 for AS THE GENTLEMAN size of any room I wedding and engagement pictures, Do you plan to remodel or build a new homa? ! There is no charge for the an- ON THE LEFT Dress tips If so, don't Ignora the ceilings, A high ceil- Men keap right on losing ing makes any room seem spacious, and ex- I noyncement, whether with "or collar stays and here's a re- posed beams and decking add both character ! without a picture. Persons sub- We were very praud when a customer told us that the ether day. minder of iom6 substitutes if and low maintenance. Overall appearance can We were delighted to know that we'rethought of as m "old fashioned" : mitting wadding or engagement store that »tUl treats eugtomers aa friends, that is staffed with STOP Watching Weight GO UPi you have no extras: wooden b« as formal as you wish. personnel who know the Jowclery bui^neia, who take great prlilci matchiticks shortened to fit} Many ideas are contained In the full-color i pictures may enclose the $3 pay- in their work. WE GUARANTEE SUCCESS paparclips shaped into an booklet, "Wide Open Living," To obtain a ment or include a note asking As many of you knew, our family has been in the jewelry profes- sion for generations, and has operated shops in many parta of elongated "S;" a pair of your copy, write Dept, 533-P, Western Wood Pro- that they be billed; Union and Essex County, wife's hairpins j or strips out ducts Assn., 700 Yeon Bldg., Portland Ore, Yes, we're proud of our profession, our tradition, and words from DIET CONTROL from the edges of a celluloid 97204. EnclosB ten cents in coin, customers and friends which link us with the loveable old gem In or plastic card. , ,Thln-f«ced the red suit and white beard who eomgs around every year at this gents will look less thin-f»ced time to shower a little happiness on ell. if they w«ar the new, wider,- Incidentally, we cater to children who Silversmiths IS 1-4600 DON'T BE LATE! who are looking for something spefial TRY US! Attend our meetings shaped ties. . .The appearance to give to their parents and grandparents. of a good suit can often be We have some ideal gifts, all keeping Silver Plating Antiques within their limited budgets. All pur- spoiled by the fit of the coat ehaset are guaranteed satiBfaetlon, NOW IN SPRINGFIELD collar, which sometimes is Restored & ; We carry all top name brands. caused simply by putting the Repairing Refinishod as*s- -- ^^%^-r^ Meets in our offices at coat on carelessly*. Take an extra second to put yours on 27 Linden Ave. .right. Make Your RElcrvatlana Now For GELJACiK Jewelers Tues, Eves,-7!30 p.m.; Wed, morning-10 a.m. Tableware - Flatware - Hollswore CRUIflS DIVISION BRAUKSCHWEIQER BROS. Per information call: 887-0001 To publicity chairmen: To The Caribbean andQthep Romantic Flaeesl Open every eysnlng till 9| Sa«t fo 6 MORRISTOWN* SPRINGFIELD* EAST ORANGE "'Never A CovBf Charga" •Would you like some help FRESCO Company In preparinaring newspapepp r re- DRi.1710 241 Morris Ave,, Springfleld MEN • WOMEN • Teen-Aqers Welcome! 500 CHANCELLOR AVI. 1RVINGTON SPRINGFIELD ISm R? WritWi e to thihis news- 250 Mountain Avo. JEWELRY DESIGNING, REMODILINQ AND REPAIRING, papor Springfield • BR 94767 s Serigraphs Union County Trust lists ThurKdiiy, iJocurnbcr 12, 1UG0- GUARANTEED ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL on exhibit ALL COLOR "Si-i-lj'.iMiilis by HriiShiilm," 1 Riley as vice president SINGING 2>' pi'liiUi which i-iint'.i in Uiitf 1 fiMin MM-lOfiK anil utill-.'.f U I il i . I I hi 11 Adiiiiiiihlralluii, .mil llii New jcr;;ey liankeru iHlkscivori technique will i i\m ii i PARAKEETS KEHOSENE LAMP i mil I ri ( i iii[ m\ , II il i Ih, I II A. I Ar.Mici.itii'ii Sirliuol of Public Helailonii, Prince- CANARIES i-oin|Tirc iin exhibit :;pom;ur- tun. ud by tlu> Wonu'll's IHvlNlutl 111! nil i lla [1 tin El M il M I IM11 ml I lli \ n $39. 1 ll., I \1 | 11 lilt ill. Riley ri-Klilc.-; In hhnrt Hill::, with hifi wife, of lilt I asUfiii Union County thu foriner Audrey Hoffmann, and their two W up VM-YW1IA in Uiu adult lounge 1 lli In i Ii U)'i i 1 1) nil ' 1 i t 1 im *6 * nit! tin ii in Ji\i i n. llu |i inc it tin b ml In li.iujihttns, Carolyn and Susan. in tlieeii Lime, Union, upon- Other promotions announced by Bauer were: iiig Monday, Dee, 23 and con- 1 'SI i i im mlii r of tin I n im 1 levelnp- iiu ut 1 >• [ ntnient mil » i ipp inti 1 i i tint Kuln-rt 1. burns Sr,, opurations manager of the ft MYNAH BIRDS, COCKATIELS, FINCHES, LOVEBIRDS, tinuing until jail, 1«. 1 instalment loan department, from assistant tii i mil m 1 IS" mil i i i im \ i e in i Idi nr PARROTS, TURTLES, NEWTS, HAMSTERS A eoektnil party Sunday eve- in I '( 4. ili bf L line vii i pn id. nt t 1 tin bint ' treasurer-asiiituant KOCrotary to assistantvice ning marking the division's v.\\ lly uwni il 11 im it Ii mlint uli idi a \, 1 ininn presidunt; John I , (albert of the Business GiRBILS, GUINEA PIGS, TROPICAL FISH tenth annual art exhibition will s. umu> Str\ln i iip ntum, in 1 >M\ liuf-llliii I Jevelopnieut IX-partnioiH, from assistanttrua- \J precede the openingof thedis- lit v.111 it t iln. surer-assistant secret.iry to assistant vice play of blialui's works. Prior u joining tin 1'mt MhN V, i^ i u- president; Peter MuiWO, manager of the bank's GET YOUR DOG READY FOR WINTER The moat recent of New LiilLd with I ir-t NiUuuil stitL I! ml u( Nttt IllUside Office, from assistant treasurer- Jersey State Must-urn's tra- astilstant secretary to assistaiit vice presi- ALL STYLES AND COLORS veling lonn exhibitions of JLT I)I i im nibur ut tin Lrnlit dtp u tun nl. dent; John V, Cash, Wood Avenue Office, original works of nrt from Pri vli u lu til it in win with i hemii, il liint Linden, from assistant treasurer to pssistant Its pernianunt collection, the New \uil Im t I iiuip mi i in neiullM treasurer-assistant secretary, and Herbert DOG BLANKETS DOG SWEATERS Shrihn exhibition lias been pre- Ii uiiLi md 1 itui i i irudii milj^i. Ii. Elfvengren, manager of the credit depart- pared In cooperation with the hllt> W IS I'nJu itedfrum 1 lit i'uddn Si_huul, ment, Main Office, from assistant secretary to 100% wool MATCHING New jersey State Council on tusvn, Up'-ala C ollef e L i t Uran^t-, New assistant treasurer-assistant secretary. HATS $2,f8 the Arts. I nivi-r ity C,r lduite St.lmi.il uf Uuslne- New jersey artist and Roosevelt resident, Shahn, who has been called "dean UC to broaden program DOG RAINCOATS DOG BEDS of American printrnakers," $498 WITH has been acclaimed as one of CUSHION the greatest American artilts in new affiliation setup of social comment. Mis repu- aeciiions have been tation as a graphic artist has Union College plans a about any of these programs, DOG TOYS, DISHfS, RHINESTONE COLLARS, broader and larger education- grown to equal his reputation but said he listed them to indi- HARNESSES, LEADS, MATTRESSES, BRUSHES, as a painter. al program as a result of Its cate the areas in which Union FREE affiliation with the Union CLIPPERS, ANIMAL CARRIERS, BIRD CAGES, College is "moving to meet County Coordinating Agency Its responiibilitiei al Union Visit our tropical fiih department . Ovor 100 tanki on diiplay, WHEN YOU JOIN OUR UC homecoming for Higher Education, E3r. County's community college." CHRISTMAS STOCKINGiFOR ALL PETS Kenneth " W, Iversen, acting "We fully expect that our presidenc, reported tills week traditional transfer program set for Dec. 26 in a report to Union County will remain the major func- guidance counselors, WATTS PET SHOPPING CENTER Annual homecoming at tion of our College," Dr. Iver- un,m in Ii, Mintdilr. N.J, mn 1969 Union College. Cranford, wiU "The Education Committee sen said. "We not only plan schools m ioslon, Pfoyidencs 262 MORRIS AVENUE ELIZABETH EL 5.4341 of the Board of Trustees and ana 200 Park «ve., New ¥ork 1001? be held on Thursday, Deo, 26, to maintain it at its high Nallenal ACBS ntcttdilslmn At R. R. ARCH I V the faculty's Curriculum Open every mvmnlng til 9 p,m. except Saturdays til 6 p.m. at 8 p.m., it was announced level of quality, but we hope| _. „ ontf Jfoft Aefi'otal this week by Richard P. Mus- Committee are now reviewing to improve it. But we know CHRISTMAS CLUB! eatello of Elizabeth, president what additional programs and that we must offer other pro- of the Union College Alumni curriculum! we should offer grams and other opportunities Association, to better ierve the needs of to better meet the many edu- We Pay Interest on AH Homecoming is sponsored Union County," Dr, Iversen cational needs of Union County annually by the Alumni As- said, "Among the programs residents. We not only have Completed Clubs, sociation and the Day Session under active consideration are the capacity and talent to do Student Council. a general education currlcu- this, but also the WiU," Among those serving on the lum, a major In teacher edu- Dr. Ivenen laid Union Col- committee for the Alumni As- cation, a major In police sci- lege and Union County Tech- sociatfon is Jack Zissel of ence, and an extensive pro- nical Institute plan a confer- 450 Lincoln ave., Union, ex- gram of continuing education ence for Union County edu- ecutive secretary of the for aU segments of society." cators early in 1969 to out- Limit sf 2 (amps per Alumni Association. Dr, Iversen said no definite line their educational pro- fomily while the supply grams. He said school super- lasts. mtendenti, high ichool prin- LEHIGH PREMIUM cipals, and guidance counse- Your old furnace COAL ANTHRACITE lors will be invited to the conference to learn about the NUT or PIA PREMIUM educational programs of both STOVE COAL institutions and to indicate TUK I-HOCHHSHIVH UASK FUIL OIL ran A I.,, rain .v ,.„• ,.;„„- in what areas the two inati- ready to quit TON TON tutions can be useful to the school systems of Union Coun- ver 150 ty. STATE $2795 ilenDr Liver IT N I 0 N NEW JERSFY 25 "We see very exeittng days MEMilfl FEDiHAL DEPOSIT ahead for our instiBitlon and some cold night? et CORPORATION Iros. for the Union County Techni- Simone cal Institute in our affiliation Coal I Fuel Co, with the new Coordinating A- 6B6.4S00 gency for Higher Education in 1405 9Avt 27 26 Union County," Dr, Iversen K; - HU 6 00 59 said. "We stand ready to work Prices tub|«ci to change wiineut notice with all groups which desire to OIL BURNER INSTALLATIONS • Free E»t, provide educational oppor- tunities $0 ,aU, ,our citizens. We hope you enjoyed playing Shell's MR. PRESIDENT coin game. NOW PLAY MAGIC CHECK!!! win up to Telephone 289-5000 1,000 Avoid the miseries of a cold house. "It sure ain't Special Holiday Bonus no fun shivering!" Install modern gas heat now. Gas is 50 clean. Dependable. Economical. Besides, by calling ahead you can GREEN STAMPS arrange to have modern gas heat given with each lube & oil change installed in 8 hours. That's right-just Trained lubrication specialist en duty evenings & Sundays eight hours. How's that for service? lizabethtown Gas ELIZABETH I MrruCHEN I PIRTH AMBOV I RAHWAY I WSSTFIILD AL-X INC SHELL One EUlabBthtown Plan | 452 Main Street I 220 Market Street | 219 Oentr.l Avenue I 1B4 Elm Street 575 Chestnut St. Union Q/)4MO858 corner of Colonial Ave 12=12-68 Greenville Lyon jr. is wed in Clifton to Patricia A, Territo Miss I'ntricia Anne Territo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J:i!iies J. Territo ol Clifton, W.IK tviarricd Siirurday lo Ciruiivillu J. Lyon Jr., ;,on of Mr. and Mrs, Urciivillu J. Lyon Sr, of 11 South 19til St., Kcnilworth, I'hg Rev. Herbert I'. Unbinett officiated at the cnndieliclit ceremony in Trinity Mfthodist Church, Clifton. A reception followed at the Mountainside inn in Clifton. The bride was escorted by Tier fiitiigr. Mrs. Richard Lisvaier of Clifton served as matron of honor for her sister. Bridesmaids wore Miss Carol Stinghen, Mrs. Martin Wlsse Jr. and Misi Roslyii Dinino, all of Clifton. John Mistrettn of Kenilworth served as beat man. Ushers were Richard L.iszner of Clifton, brother-in-law of the bride- Anthony Mistretta jr. of Kenllworth and Russell Cera of Long Island, Mrs. Lyon, who was graduated from Clifton High School, completed her studies at Mont- clair State College and will be graduaied in June, 1969 with a bachelor of arts degree in distributive education. She will teach in the Connecticut School system. Her husband, who was graduated from Jona- than Dayton Regional High School, Springfield, and Fairieigh Dickinson University In Ruther- 'A ford, with a bachelor of science degree in business management, Is presently employed as a computer programmer for United Aircraft Corp., Pratt and Wltney Division, East Hartford, Conn. Following a honeymoon trip to Florida and the Bahamas, the couple will reside in MRS, GRENV1LLE LYON JR. Ellington, Conn, Sachs, Mrs, Harry Weiss and Mrs, Howard Zimmerman, all of Union; and Mrs. Milton Mintz Of Springfield, Vlembersfiip party MM. Max fleeter is sisterhood president. \et by Sisterhood rhe Sisterhood of Temple B'nal Israel of Singles' dance is held •ington wiU meet Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. for The Gregory Club of New jersey, aCatholie paid-up membership party, Mrs, Burton single adult club, held a cocktail party and od, vice-president and program chairman, dance Sunday at Parillo's in Belleville, Music 11 present a skit, "Ohl Dad.DearPad.Mom- was by the Hi-Lites. Miss Gloria Oden of i'l Joined Sisterhood and I'm Feeling So Union is among the members of the club, which ad," written by Mrs, Harry Gottesman of is open to single Catholic adults who are over mple Aaron Sisterhood, St. Paul, Minn, 21 years of age. d publiihed by the National Women's League United Synagogue of America, Mrs, Harold Cole, membership viee-presi- nt, will induct new members into ttie sister- Condor high flier od. Among them will be Mrs, Noal Appel, rs. Jack Feiwus, Mrs. Gerald Handel, Mrs. The condor is able to withstand variations 1 Hoffman, Mrs. Robert Hyatt, Mrs, Saul in air pressure that would kill many other irlin, Mrs, Berttam Kartzman, Mrs, George creatures. The condor can easily go from sea •ess, Mrs, Fred Plakcy, Mrs. Bernard level to an altitude of 16,000 feet. billB are paid within 30 days. Revolving and similar types Pearl Levitt Buying gifts of eharge accounts do involve a service charge ~ usually To Toko The Ho-Hum Out one and one half percent on Of Staying At Homo on credit? the unpaid balance a month (Or Going To Bad) Are you using cash or credit or a true annual interest rate Night Gowns to buy your holiday gifts, aska of J.8 percent a year. Mabel G, Stolte, County Home This means that for every and Peignoirs economist? $50 unpaid balance on a re- To Express your unbridled Most of us start out using volving charge account you pay Femininity cash but somehow or other 75 cents a month as an in- we seem to exceed the amount terest charge. This 75 cents Rotes Couloites we had planned to spend. Aud- a-month, do««n't.-seem Ilka Real standouts Ingenious it's so easy to sty "charg* BjU^viut .it's what you pay Subtle Regal Daring it." That is, until January,-. ft»rusingl credit and it's 75 AH At Fantastic Savings and the bills start rolling'jn, P lesi you'll have to spend charge accounts do"'seem'to fop somethinf d8«;« •/ 110 Ridgewood Rd., Moplewood be the answer. Only you can make the final Phon.! SO 2.97161 Hour.! 12-4 Regular 30 day accounti choice of using cash or credit. carry no-service charge If But if you decide to use credit, don't forget that you do have to pay for it sooner or later. Alumni Club sets dance tomorrow Single men and women who are college or university grad- uates or students, 21 to 39 are invited to attend a Lucky . Friday cocktail party and danca tomorrow from "9 p.m. in the Urban-Mimosa Rooms on tte main floor of the Hotel Suburban 141 So, Harrison St., Give her a gift East Orange. There will be dancing to the mujic of the University Trio at the party sponsored by the she can't wait to exchange Singles University Alumni Club, There are plane for a week- end in the Bahamas during (he coming Christmas and New Year's holiday. A stamped self-addressed envelope addressed totheSUA a . Club Box 436-C Newark, N.J. will bring information on membership. 1 uek one of our Gift Certificates In her stocking. She'll want to exchange It right Good investment Good quality, well-made away for a pair of the most fashionable, furniture is always a solid investment. There is always comfortable shoes in town—those from a seeond-orthird-hand market for fin« furniture. our Miracle Tread/Andiaino collection, - To publicity chairmen: Would you like some help in preparing newspaper re- leases? Write to this news- paper and ask for our "Tips on" Submitting Nowi Re- leases," miracle tread HOME NURSING andiamo CAN SHORTEN HOSPITALIZATION It Is .feeognised that in mmy gofi recuperating patients will ovff fs&tgF in the plesasm familiarity of the home envtron- meBt, The problem often Is whore to find the necessary home nurs- ing help, HOMEMAKERS. INC, has solved the problem. We have a carefully selected staff of Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurs-, el, and Home Health Aides, all experienced, bonded and insured, They are available on a dally bails for as long as required, Ysur satisfaction is guaranteed, and you pay only for the hours worked. Fine Footwear far the Entire Family and personalized fitting by , , , MANNY FRIEDMAN & KEN REDVANLY 1030 Stuyvesant Avo., A HOMEMAKBHS, INC' Union Center SfaviCi UNkiMITIP-FBH fsMILY AND HBMi OPEN TIL 9 TIL XMAS HS No. Union Ave. Dranford Gall 112-1800 ••-Thursday, December 12, 1060- who were dating as early as ihi-y pleased -- and there were tunny, many more who did not Tips for Today's Homemaker For And About Teenagers dnte until tliulr upper teenn--eveii then dating only under caruful parenlnl supervision. It Isi If! iiiK Whl.K'S I I-.TI hK: "My problemlu my iilmplu irulli thnt parents who cart; supervise luii, I iijuj mid iLiri'iitsi, I am fuurtucn ami tliu boy I 1 the activities of their children. When a jjir! ril 1111U11111:11 i 1111 [ 111111111! 111111111111II liki' 1H HixUiun, I it. like;; mo, ton. His iigt! beiUiia datlns;, she should elate boys her Own duytiii't scare mu, It'a tny mom. Shu'ii funny ap,r. Two years Is a big difference when talk- svliiiii it cijinuB lu boys, 1 think I'm old enoujrh, ' 'I'l ,\ 111 'I M III 'M'l I Al 1 1 Y cup him Ing about a sixteen year old boy nnd a four- but she doesn't. All my cousins i;o with boys teen your eld boy. It Is not so bad to have P. lii•li.'.-.s nun- l:. iu--.pit.iliiy time. Nuw is tin Clip Ml)',.I and tlicy think I [should loo. What should 1 do7 linn- in pi.in .niii pi i p.iif I'm" your enUTtalmm two-year difference when the girl Is sixteen W.ilt until I'm flftfon or sixteen? I tell my mum or older. in (In « ' i k: .the.id. cup plu:; 11111 lit, it1!! ii dlffurent geiiuratioii, bdt shu doesn't i'in- .-! ilu inn: i popular furm.'i oi holiday flour listen. All my friends go with boys, but not If you have a teenage problem you want to Ii,: pltahis 1;; tin- informal Upi-n I louse where teaspoon haklni; .-• me. I'luiise give me advice. Thank you," discuss or an observation to make, address ••Hi Ms i-.'iiii- all.I i-o as they please within ;i tt-aspciun clun.iino your letter to 1OR AND ABOUTTEKNAGERS, :.proi!ii ,i tmil period. I lu-food offYivdat Midi teaspouil luiliniy, ULJR KLI'LY: The generation Is different COMMUNITY AND SUBURBAN PRESS i ; a t In fill!; need:, to bo Hilnple yet atlratllvt, leaspucin allspiei1 in some respects. It is true that teenagers SERVICE, FRANKFORT, KY, e.ir \ lo :.IT\V, .iiul r.isi to repk'iiish on the toaspouii [•1'ouiul c are dating at a younger age in this "modern" t.il'Io wl.i re 11 is .iiT.iuj'.eil. cup orange juico i society of ours. But, you must remember that, MOVING? Find a reputable Mover in the Want *') Section, \ ioi d Ml;•-. t•: c11 ii for KUoli an affair i[, I cup chopped nut;: even In grandma's age, there were a few girls il.iinl\ liklividu.il Iruilo.ikes and eilliur ty.i'.iu')1. HI \\,i:i: ail piiiu h. It is testlve in its appearanci' Hk-ud toj;i;tiiiTniol,i;i:,o:i and watur in a lnr^e, *Y' teams victors yi i i.-.HI hi' mailo rather easy on die- hustos:; ili'op saucepan, riaci' ovi-r U.w lit-al: hliv con- in 11: pri paraiion and service, stiiiHly until mixture cumes !u ;i bull. Add 1 lie 1 ruitcake nonbon:; recipe j-lveii below raisins; briny to a boll :i,;,iiu to plump tlu- in opening games I'.III be prepared iiuw .mU stored in a will rnisiiis. Reduce hot and simmer fivt.-minutes. The Eastern Union County ii'Vfi'i'il container until I'lirismias. If you Remove from heat; stir in candied fruit. Re- YM -. YWI1A varsity and JV prefer, tlu-y can also be l'ro/.uii. serve, Cream together butter andsuunr, UU'iid in cfinsi, 0110 at a time. Sift together flour, soda basketball teams swept their If you ,u't" nut pLinniiir, huspitality where and spices; add to butter mixture alternately opening games against the you could use these individual fruitcakes, you with orange Juice (or rum). Add molds ses- Camden Jewish Community ml>:lu want to Consider preparing them and friiit mixture and chuppid nuts; blend. Line a Center Sunday, Ths varsity arraimiii); them in an attractive box as a gift .(/•Uiiich cupcake pan with paper cups. Spoon In score was 54-39, while the for that per:-on who lias everything, fruitcake mixture. If desired, garnish With JVs. racked up a 50-34 vic- 1 RrHVAKli LiUNUONS pecan half or additional candied fruit. Bake tory. 1,2 cup uiiPiilphured mulasses In 325 F. oven 25 to 30 minutes. Cool before The next game for the Y 1, -1 cup writer storing, t fc Ml* I ' •>•« win be with the Trenton Jew- 1 pkg, (15 uii.) raisins Till "LITILI \Nc.LLS" boudi Korean children are part of the National Folk Ballet ish Community Center on Sat- 1 jar (1 Ib.) mixed caiidiud fruit YIELD: 5 to b dozen fruitcake bonbons. of hjutli korn -chidultd fut Paper Mill Playhouse, MiUburn, Dee. 19 through Dec. 22. urday night at Trenton. 'Ihi_ b dlutniTi, si to 14 ifirs old, were organized in South Korea In 1962, guided and trdntd lui tlircr ^i_-ir>- bv Soon Shim Shin, Korean dancer, and made their bow in the What do you do? You phone. J.»TB.I C Time To Spare Unittd Et itL-- In w\°Bf "V Mw By GERALD ANDREWS - Reljremon! Adviser \ A FRANCHISE IS A something with which he had been familiar QUESTION MARK as a clerk in the big city. So he figured he Recently I heard the sad story of a man knew the ropes. Made sure the products were who went Into franchising without examining good, and then closed the deal. the deal too closely svhen he said "okay," The The first tiling he discovered was that the products involved were in the apparel line. territory wasn't quite as ''exclusive" as he had been led to believe, A fellow on the other side of town was already doing much the same Ice skaters offered kind of business, not to mention the super- market down the turnpike. ft* Secondly, he agreed to purchase a large 'parch' to practice inventory from the promoters. As a result, he Every Monday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. a found himself with too many items and too few special figure skating "patch" session is con- customers, ducted at the Union County Park Commission's I'm not sure what's going to happen to him. Warlnanco Park Ice Skating Center, Roselle, Seems he still thinks he might make a go of it. At this session an ice skater may reserve His friends all hope he's right. But no one can a "patch of ice" 14 feet by 42-1/2 feet for a understand why he didn't use his head before period of one hour to improve his or her skat- he got into this bind, ing skills. Following this one-hour period the Franchising requires the sharpest kind of skaters then have a one-hour session of free- thinking if potential disaster is to be avoided, style skating. The fee for the two-hour period plain fraud is part of the deal so frequently is $1,75 per skater, adult or child, that the Federal government has published This special "patch ice" session provides several warning pamphlets. Apart from fraud an opportuniQf for skaters to improve their that can be proven legally, the kind of thing skating abilities as only a limited number of I mentioned above is only too common. reservations can be accepted, that is, only Still, don't get the idea that the promoters are 24 people can use the ice during this two-hour always to blame. The franchisee may fail for period. Reservations may be made by con- reasons timt run the gamut from stupidity to tacting the Warinanco Park Ice Skating Center, laziness, Roselle, Many an individual has found this method of entering business tailored to his needs. The number of franchisees is growing all the time. Who knows, if you're on the lookout for the Yule party planned opportunity, you might Join their ranks, just be sure you have all the information in advance, Perhaps you should consult your lasvyer. You by Mothers' Guild certainly should do some reading and digging, The Mothers' Guild of St. James Springfield The Better Business Bureau has a good in- will hold a Christmas party in the school troduction called the Facts About Franchising, auditorium Monday at 8:30. It's worth consulting before you make up your The program will be presented by Mrs, mind. Messina's eighth graders, and by the Glee Club, under the direction of Sister Julia, Their presentation, entitled "Spirit of Chriit- mai," consists of a short Advent prayer service, a Christmas dramatization, "Gift of Officials to outline the Magi," by O'Henry and carols. Refreshments will be lerved, and Santa Claus will be present. rehabilitation work The next meeting of the Union County Unit, New Jeriey Association for Retarded Chil- Ban on income tax dren, will be held today at 8:30 p.m. at the Occupational Center of Union County, It's APPLE Robert N, Cantor, executive director of the draws opposition Center, will describe its programs for the Opposition to changes in the State Constitu- vocational rehabilitaaon of disabled adults, tion" which would prohibit theincometaxinNew and William R, Kology, counselor for the jersey was voiced this week by the New jersey State Rehabilitation Commission, will ex- State Committee, National Council of Jewish plain his agency's role in the rehabilitaaon Women, process. There will also be a tour of the At a recent meeting held at the YM& YWHA facilities, of Eastern Union County, the 10,000-member The Occupational Center of Union County organization of Jewish Women noted that a res- is located in the American Type Founders olution recently introduced in the Legislature building at 200 Elmora ave., corner of West threatens, if successful, to tie the "hands of Grand st,, Elizabeth, future lawmakers by blocking off the most CIDER IME equitable source of needed additional funds. Noting that there can be no assurance that the Five area youths successful passage of the bond issues in No- vember will take care of all of New jersey's fiscal needs in the years to come, Mrs, Robert now at Denver U. Multer, Colts Neck, chairman of the State Committee, observed that NCJW has been on Three Springfield residents and two from record in favor of a state income tax for many Union are among the 312 students from New years, Jersey attending the University of Denver. "We have favored the income tax as the fair- The Springfield students are Martin Es- est way to meet the needs of the-state. Further- coffier, 815 Mountain ave.- Craig Reibold, 5 more, our members believe it is unwise to Redwood rd,,.and Alan Venet, 44 Norwood rd. amend the Constitution, thus severely reducing The Union students are Carol Johnson, 740 the options available to future Legislatures," Evergreen pkwy,, and Joan Meyer, 1962 Ost- Mrs. Multer said. wood ter. GENERAL ELECTRIC 12' Children's Menorahs on display Nearly a score of Chanukah Menorahs, designed and fa- shioned from stained wood by five-year-old children, mem- bers of the Aleph Group of the FREEZER Jewish Culture Club of the Eastern Union County YM- UPRIGHT YWHA, Green Lane, Union, CONVENIENCE! are on display in the 'Y' All food In view lobby. and easy reach! The Menorahs contain hold- eri for a llshamasl*pluseight STORES LOADS candles, The first will be IN THE BOX! kindled beginning Sunday, and an additional one each day of STORES MORI the eight-day festival. IN THE DOOR! The work of the children was directed by their group Built-in tumbler lock. leader, Mrs, Alan Kreba, The festival of Chanukah, PILFER.PROOF! dating back more than 2,000 years, commemorates the lib- Model CA12D eration of Jerusalem by judah 11,6 eu. ft. net vol. Maccabee and his brothers when they defeated the pagan tyrant Antiochui IV who had desecrated the Temple and had demanded that the Jews NO DOWN PAYMENT! abandon their religion. When Geiger's Cider Mill and Restaurant EASY TERMS! the Temple was cleansed and- fOpposife Enfrance r £cho Lofce Parfcj 178 rededioated , the golden Me- BELL APPLIANCE CENTER norah was rekindled, but there 560 Springfield Ave, ° Westfield was oil for one day. The oil Route 22 , Union . 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Oversize balloon Hrea rockless driviiijj. roll smoothly over any terrain. today's The Institute for Safur Living of llif Aiiie>ru\:m Mutual Liability Insurancu Compaiiy fashion Public Notice NUTlri OK lli:,MUNC SPIUNOfII I.I), NKW JEI1SK'Y_ NOflO!" is iirrrby (ivpn that the I'lan- ninp iksnrd otthv Township of Spring* i?Li( SUP County of UiUon and State o!NewJeraey, elegance., wUI "hold a special public huarlnii on Monday, Dtcfmbfr 2), 19IB atB;30P.M, in the Munleipid Building in gpringflcid, Steve Art Plastics NPW JpFsi'y to eonfiidef yipappMcatiynof the Ilo-mibmittal of Tentatlvr Approval SOME GIFTS may not be what they seem this Christmas, Call for Free Estimate of Preliminary Subdivision Pint e( according to the American Institute of Men's ami Boys' U*lisnl> Sheet MulicB Records EDG ('.MOUNT fBTATES (or the subdivi- and for Christmas 1522 IRVING ST. sion gf 22 lots an property known ri3 Wear. This roll-top desk is a jewelry box and the Band Rental! • Instrument Sole. Delivery RAHWAY iliock 134, Lots 44, 45 and 41, Mountain liquor decanter and glasses Come disguisod as a violin COLONIA ELIZABITH 382.5311 Avvnyt', South of SiiunpLke Road, Spring- case. Toiletry set, shoe cleaner and oUier jewelry box 297 Inman Avf-. 4,!^! K.ihwjiy Avc, field, New Jerney. !«^75S7 jS5inn Said lippiieaUon is on file in tlie office exactly what they seem. L of the Township Clerk and y availihle for public inspection* OeonSf e It, Wprthington Townjihlp Clerk Spfld Leader, Dee. 11, 1968 (Fes 15,06; UOAHP OF ADJUSTMENT EASY TERMS ,'T/ si iji - TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD, N. J. .',9/ ha. zKo TAKE NOTICE that the next regular meeting of the Board ef Adjustment of NO MONEY DOWN the Township of gprlngfield, N.J. will be held on Tuesday, Deeember 1?. 1968 at 8:00 p.m. Eastirn Standard Tilne in Take up to the Municipal Building, Mountain Ave- nue, Springfield, New Jersey. 3 YEARS Paul Oroeniteln, Secretary Board of Adjustment to PAY Springfield Leader, Dec, 12. 198B (Fs OFFICE OF THE IECRETABY Or THE BOARD Of ADJUSTMENT NEW LOW PRICE Notice is hereby liven thsl the Board ol Adjustlnent of the Township of Spring. fleld, County of Union, State of New Admiral Jersey, wUl hold a. tpeelsl puhUc hear- ini on DteemiHr 19, 1981 at fiOQ V.M, listern Standard tiins, in the Municipal 9 in. diag. Screen Buildini, Mountain Avenue, Sprinifleld, N.J., to consider the application of ER- VSi liABEL P, LUBENAU for a UBO Varianse to the Zsning Ordinance, In a PORTABLE mixed zone concerning Bloefe 21 Lflt 2, 3 4 4 located at 498 Morris Avenue, Springfield, N, J. and dealinated ai TV calendar Noi 6S-25* BUTANE LIGHTERS Paul Greenstoin, secretary Board of Adjugtffltnt Spfld Leader, D«. U, 1981 (ree$4.37) 6988 Pirficf lift portable! AM channel VHF/UHF A, Ronson Vara Flame "Petite" C. Ronson Varaflame "Prfn. tfoduba NOTICE TO Mn,rTAKY BEHVICE reception on 42 sq. in. screen. Antenna. 9P14. New Mini weight lighter, cess" Slim as the cigarette V0TIH1 AND TO THEIR RELA- New FINE SCREEN Portable Tiny—only l'/a inches high. it lights. Engraved design. 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Tr, 1966 Triumph SpiffIrt PRESTO SATURDAY 9;30 TO 6 99 Fan.Forced i Ileetrie PRESTO t-^ DUAL HEATER HUMIDIFIER 9 SMYTHE VOLVO INC. 54" 326 Morris Ave. Summit 99 APPLIANCE CENTER £££> 273-4200 25 200 MORRIIS AVEAVE. W ^ SPRINOFIiLD N.j. 'Venom' and s 17' begin I'oul Kgichliardt art- ftntiirt'tl. Knud Luif Thorn- "British Yule bundle | Theater Time Clock j sun diruetutl tin; film. Ihu Biinociatt; ftsattjic ;it thy Art In hrit: run at Art in irvingion Soya';. "17," adult plcturu filmed In color.. the Theatre Seen set for Princeton All linn:: liiitfil .Hi' iiiriilHliud by the thisi- "Vrrigm," n IJanlsli film iibout a young; miin A 'VlirlMinas Huudle lrum liritain" is the * * * wliu UiiButH n fiuiilly witli hio free Ideas on sex, CARPENTERS, ATTENTION! 5,n you,,.|( ,„ "MAIK" way MiH arliT I healer is heraldliij; tin- silngle ART (li-v.) — VKNOM, [hur,, Mnn., Tile!,,, upellud yas.turday nt tilu Art Iliuolgi-, Irvui^tOn 30.000 lomil.n wiih u lo».ee»i ».,,! Ad. Colt 686.7700, |ly Koliirt l.youK |HTd'i iiiancf by llic Oxfi.rd ami I'aiulu-lilgf V, ID; liu, Sat,, V;1M, JM:l.'i; Hun., 3:50, I'ljiiti'r, Soorun Stroinbcr)',, Siasu Htjinj-nard and is; Its soiij'.K. Twoiity-fiVL' ol ilkin, Kevue (, lubji mi Saturday. Ht-c. »" at H p.m. V. 10:1)5; S1-:VI-;N I 1-,1:N, Ihiir., Mull., Tuuii., "H \ik" ypiiiti with >i ritu.il yUliUlli1. .if ! lie ir.ivfllnc I .nt'lishmLii svlll present their H;-IH; |.'i-i., H.it,, K:PS; Sim,, 2:25, S:3il, H;.!U, 1 tnnM recent eollaboriUiun tiHitled "A L.ate "ju.iriii:. .mil thcj midkiici/ Ivi-omo:- wiinr-;;; * * * FUN ALONE or COUPLES ill' llit:,iti*ii";il I'vfiit. "MAIK" <;; ,i IViiilui- Satirical Revue in the lletit Hrilish lil-.l U-;\U-. (Mtc.) — STAU1 I'reiiiiriu, id1, fliiyiiii- total put down. I hi- inn! Iraditlun," the tradition of "Ueyond The Parry I nil,I puts down had roi:k. TIILTL! I;; a I riii);e," wliieli was the remih of the last * * 4 DANCi Social lul.irio i-iiniiiicnt on Diana Ross and Tin- culleeilve effort by undergraduates from the t;lvj\NI;iiKi) — Wednusday mid Thursday: witli tluvu [-iris siri|\iiij\ and |vr- two universities;. CHAGALL, 7:2il, 'i:lii; lUURNHY TO JElit.J- III onu dross. EVERY SUN, N1TE I he Revue, which combines^ Individual SA1.UM, 7:50. ":-ln. DU1-I-Y, 1'ii., Mon., "HAIR" cares. ''Air Pollution" will mako lues,, 1:15, S:-10; Sat., Sun,, 6;.i5, 10:15; AT YOU write your congressman. 'Ilmrc is refOi;- :,UleheH and HOIII;S from past productions, was SWIMMER, l-'rl., Mon., l'uu«., 2:50, 7, 10:15; iU-eHented tills past fall at the liiliiiburgh lesti- Your Classified Ad OLD IVEROREEN LODGE nitii'ii of iil-Mjiupped runaway children m tilt; val. Sat,, Sun,, 5:25, R:-45- Sat,, Sun., matinees, plaintive "Frank Mills." "Walking In Space" featurette, 1:30, 3:15; YOGI UEAR, 1:50, 3:30. Ev.rgr.m kit,, Springfield, N.J. is a warning on the Use of hard drugs. "Where llckets are now on sale nt the MeCarttr • * * * as near as your phone ANDY WELLS OKCH. B - 12 Do 1 Go?" offers no answers. It seems to ask box office. ORMONT (li.O.) — WHAT'S UP, TIGER DBner In.lru.liun. l|y why the young should be forced to askqueKtious. Frank puvnl i Mnrge 8 - 9 L1LY7, 'Hull-., Frl,, Mon., Tues,, Wed,, Call 686-7700 Ample Free Pfirfeing "l-.asy To Ue Hard" Is a self critique on Thur,, 1:-1R, 7:15, 9:58; Sat,, Sun,, 2:05, 4:45, Adm. il.JO youth's selfishness In the midst of tlieir pro, 7:25, ' 10:05; YOU ARE WHAT YOU liAT, claimiiif, to love humanity. Meadowbrook lists Thur., Fri,, Mon,, Tues,, Wed,, Thur,, 3:08, The staging is invyntivQ and exuberant. 8:41; Sat., Sun,, 3:28, 6:08, 8:48, Director Tom O'Horgan is masterful with large easts. There is no pit orchestra. The new presentations WHY DANCING IS MUCH MORE FUN musicians sit in an old car at the side of the and stage. The Meadowbrook Dinner Theater, Cedar Gordon MacRae At the end, the east ikips down the aisle in Grove, lias announced its agenda for the next HEART DOCTORS RECOMMEND IT singles, pairs, threes, fours, to take applause several months, Th« Ideal Chrliima. Gift o only that moment and the next, when everyone "Those Scandalous Burlesque Follies," at Meadowbrook SpMlol Infrodusiory Court*, 7 5 HOURS CLASS.NO CON. Hourl for i20,00. Included 2 TRACTS.NO OBLIGATIONS splits to take up their lives, and It too lias starring Mamie Van Daren, ReginaldGardiner CALL NOW635.449S meaning. "HAIR" is not polemic. It refuses Gordon MacRae will headline the New Year's Hour! Pfl»at« InHruetlariB, and Irving Harmon, will end Its run Dec, 22, Eve show at the Meadowbrook Dinner Theater, to be pretentious. Cordon MacRae, mullcal comedy star, will Cedar Grove, 6 SO. PASSAIC AVI. WEBSTER DANCE STUDIOS CHATHAM Make It a foursome when you see "HAIR," be the main attraction on New Year's Eve. "Those Scandalous Burlesque Follies" star- Later you may want to lie near three friends Reservations are being taken. for a while. At the Biltmore Theater, West ring Mamie Van Doren, will run through Dec. 47th St. During February, actor Rory Calhoun will 22, open in "Paint Your Wagon," and Earl Wright- JOHNNY CHRISTOPHER The Meadowbrook has lined up its schedule son and Lois Hunt will co-star In a rerun through March, Rory Calhoun will star in the FRIDAY DEADLINE of "Kismet." Calhoun will open Feb. 6 and 1969 opening of "Paint Your Wagon" In All items other than spot news ihould the show will end March 2. "Kismet" will Ice show opens February, be in our office by noon on Friday. open March 6 and run through March 30. And EarlWrightsonandLoiiHuntwillappear at dinner-theater at the Meadowbrook In March, DON'T BE LEFT Boychoir Australian singer Johnny Christopher, who x was discovered by comic London Lee when OUT in the COLD! they both appeared on the same bill in Syd- Star!' at Bellevue L ^S, BE VV1TH US concert set ney, makes his American bow at Larry LDixon'i Born Flagship dinner Theater, Route 22, Union, • of encore NIW YEAR'S 1V1 He is being featured in the Flagship show, next Wednesday EXTRAVAGANZA Wild for Sunday "Ice Sparkles," a revue with dancing and RODNEY DANGERFIILD comedy on skates, which opined yesterday "Star!," musical film biography of the late GALA NEW YEAR'S PART Sullivan's favorite Cernle Gertrude Lawrence, starring Julie Andrews, The Masterwork Boychoir in Union, The show will run through Dee, 29, Including Show and Music ICI SPARKLES will present a ipecial Christ- will have its New Jersey premiere showing Fabulous lee Show THE SAVAGE SEVEN" Heading the "lee Sparkles" show Is Lou Wednesday at the Bellevue Theater, Upper mai prop-am, which will be Folds, Heather Belden, who hails from Eng- Hat and Noisemakers LIBBY JONES open to the public at no charge, Montclair, Opening night will be a benefit WInehell's favorite land, and who is formerly of the European Hot Hors d'oeuvres (served at 9 P.M.) Sunday at 4 p.m. at Morris edition of "Holiday on lee" (which recently screening for the Montclair Community Hos- Exstle Daneer County Park Headquarters, pital. Complete PRIME RIB DINNER DANCING to 2 BANDS closed in Chicago after a six-year run), the The picture, which was directed by Robert French service at 10 P.M. 1 pint of Scotch or Rye (per couple) till 5 A.M. 300 Menffiiam rd., Morrii- Adagio team, Darlene Gilbert and Bill Grit- town. fin, and the Acrobatic Marvel on skates, Wise and produced by Saul Chaplin, has Richard Substitutes arranged.,.other drinks, liquor and Champaignc available RESIRVf NOW! 964.1550 Florence Rae, Crenna, Michael Craig and Daniel Masiey in The Maatarwork Boychoir, featured roles. and last but not least Breakfast is served. W which consists of, SO boys, Is Additional information and reservations may PARTY IN BOTH ROOMS $45.00 par couple DEAD conducted by Howard Buchan- be obtained by eaUlngthe Bellevue at 744-1455, an of Maplewood, The entire s •fheFtflfiSHiP piitRCiSHNO ROYCiStLE choir will sing, in the original You Arm What You Eat' ROUT! 32 • UNION DR.WHO AND THE DALEKS languages, a group of ttadi- PHONE 964-0770 NOW! Uonal ChrtstmaB carols and now showing at Qrmont songs, consisting of "Veni, | Holiday deadlines \ Veni Emmanuel," "Stille "You Ari What You Eat," a satirical film tsitblishn * mw ntmal manleefall Careful adherence to this newspaper's B ^ PO1U0 LEirTHOMSIN. Nacht," "Es 1st Bin' RosV* •with a psychedelic look at the new generation with Peter Yarrow, Tiny Tim, Frank Zappa Friday news deadlinB is urg«d for the issues the "Coventry Carol," the wrow:FOI»»NfWYl«r$I¥I f eneone •'Cherry Tree Carol," "Per- and the Mothers of Invention, the Electric Flag of Doe, 26 and Jan. 2, which will be printed YOU'LL HHK sonent Hodle,11. "What Child and Super Spade, opened yesterday at the aarly to avoid conflict with the Christmas and Ed Rosenthal, Banquet Mgr, IS This" "Star Of the East," Ormont Theater, East Orange, The picture waa New Year's holidays. All organizational and and "Christmas Symbol." The directed by Barry Feinstein, social news for fluDec , 26 Issue should be Boyehoir Chamber Ensemble "What's Up, Tiger Lily?" is the companion Bubmitttd by Dec, 20, and aU mattrtal for the Center Islam!, Route 22, Union will present a short Christ- feature at the Ormont, , Jan, 2 issue, by Dee, 27, mas cantata, ' 'WiUkommen, Suesser Braeutlgam" byLue- •Ample Porklnp* Lag: Imoking beck. LUNCHEON IS A SOI MAIN ST. The Blngers will be accom- TREAT AT: : EAST ORANGE panied by an insttumental en- OB S-S600 JUME mmm Tws FiiVt Hun Feature* - semble consisting of harpsi- . "YOU AR# "WHAT'S UP 1 chord, two violins, and cello, I-Hie FLA6SHIP WHAT YOU TIGIRL1LYT" and William Watkins of Morris ROUTE 11 • UNION In Color" Woody Allen STAR . Township and James Torok of r |CsmpUuBusinei>Men*BMenu,| itBrt» Pfi., Dee, 20 - Pater Morris Plains will sing the | Luncheon Salad* and : Seilen AHllUKHT W1KI: IILIVI solo parts. Simdwichea froni $1.75 "I Lave You. Alice B. 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DEC. 7th thru 15th OFFICI • GROUPS TRULY UNUSUAL CHRISTMAS The New York ^ Christmas (lift Ideas NIW YIAR'S 1V1 GOURMET 5 ENCORE Open dally 7 a.m. to 4 a.m. Organizations, Banquets, TRETOLA'S Showers, . Conflrmationi, ADVENTURE ROUTE 22 Center Island UNION AT FIVE POINTS, UNION COLISEUM Luncheons, Wmddlngm, Hivi Miss Gloria Chu, POR OVER 30 YEARS ... ! Bar, Lounge, Pfivoie PoMies, A fdmily place fer Cenfinenla! and Open 13.10:30 P.m. BerMltxvshs . . , Fraternal your hostess, help per- whan Contlnenlal dining la on Intemotlonol adventure In culllnt, Meating* . _. . Special Af- sonally plan your mta! American Foud ANTIQUES FAIR & SALE • srvie* and atmsiphare A LA CARTE MENU; fairs , , , Bus Tours . . , , , , introduce you to ENTiRTAINMENT IN THI LOUNGE New York Coliseum, 59th St. I Columbus Circle Call far Special Group Rate. Entrees including pdtdlo and veg^fE the many different and Ed Roienlhal, Mgr. Closed Monday Jl 50-1J 75 Also rli.ldien's n.t 1 to 11 p.M daily. 1 to 7 P.M. Sundays tilnrthlni (or $•(• BilNO THI5AD4ND SA¥( delicious Chinese and 964-0770 MU 7-0707 Me IOW*BD ON! ADMISSION ANV DH *FHB OPINING DAT Mm iJ.50 964-1550 Polynesiin dilieaciei. Tr» Bar FitilH* TJH Out FtMl! IIKIinKI UnCDD All KESTAURANRESTAURAN7T TATAVERNV . BFiiiac^ *•! BiiV If! GUI -the FIA6SHIP IUUI 5 EXECUTIVE LUNCHEON CLUB UNIUN HOFBRAU & COCKTAIL BAR ROUTI 43 • UNION AMERICA ON WHIILS 1252 STUyVESANT AVE UNION LIBRARY TECHNICAL ASS'T Open Nltely 7i30 to 11 P.M, WEST CHESTNUT AT ROUTi 22 UNION Motlneiii Sat,, Suns, & LUNCHEON 4 DINNER Dancing A Entmrtainmmnt 1-YR CERTIFICATE PROGRAM Holidays 2 to s P.M. Members and their fuests Served Dally Fri,, 'Sat., & Sun. featuring Admission; Mofingts Manday THFU Friday Now Private Banquet Room JOACHIM SCHROEDER Evenings $1,00 12;OO - 2:00 p.m. Accamodatlng up to 125 Singer & jodler CLASSES START JAN. 28 Gsiden Brengh Rgsm at Livingston Roller Rink Your Hsitsi jeieph G, Wlmmer & Max Bekiteln Thil tuition court, li dailgnarj to hilp ysu oilltl librarlgni In Four Seasons 687-7020 erd.rlng and preparing maMrlalt, ••rvifing bsrrawin, and laarn- 615 So. Livingston Ass -•• Ing library prMedwni, RteulreifltnN for odmiillon: H.S, Diploma sf •qulvalmf, knowl.Wg, af typing deilnd but no! r.qulr.rJ. RESTAURANT For information, mite or call The Admission, Olfks FINISH LINE & COCKTAIL LOUNGE VAILSBURGS SILVER EDGE UNION COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE (FOmtRLY CRYAN'S VAILSBURG MANOR) 177ft IMITAN ID,, SCOTCH PLAIN!, NJ.—819-2000 SHOPPING 461 ROSEVILLE AVI. Roieyille Sestlon NEWARK (A PuMIc s«Mli 88 HALSTED ST. 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(201) 991=5377 BEST FOOD & SHOW CM 897-4501. ^ In the WOHLDI IS 2-9647 ES 4-7699 MU 8-6150 Your ilEinil IMUBI •»• — On Qrftn Pond Mold JUit of! flout* 23—1m than «n hour nwny. DANCING TO 2 BANDS TRY OUR Email entertainment for non»tllnef». Never GALA KICK-OFF DANCE THIS FRIDAY! ehnrge in the lgunge. TAIIYHn COCKTAIL LOUNGE COME UP FOR ASWINaiN' TIME SUPERB CHiNESE-POLYNESiAN DELICACIES CELENTANO BROS., Talk to Instructor!, Other Skiers. RoBervntions IMLLinW 8, RiSTAURANT ACCOMPANIED BY EXOTIC COCKTAILS But Not NetB (Fdrmgrly - C'saeh S, Horses) CATERING DEPARTMENT IN THE SURROUNDINGS OF ORIENTAL HOSPITALITY IHOWS fl^NITBS A WEEK 943 MAGIE AVi,, UNION CIAL OROUP IV. BANQUET RATES' John Wr Yfiung 52 SPRINGFIILD AVI., SPRINCPiELD, N,j, 07081 juit IS rnin, from Newark vjo Rte, 21 north, exit at Bysiness MeriS Lunches ( F= ae 11 r Me I for Meetings and Parlies Bellovill. aero., bridge to Rf«, T7, then north opprox- Phone 964.1550 and Dinners 379.2147 imatdy 2Vl mil... Amels Farhfna 5e rved Daily FOR A COPY OF OUR I.ATKST D'*O(.:IIUHE WRIT! OR nn jpni Green Pond Road EL 2-6251 'PHONE US- ASK 1OK MR. DENIOE 697-4501 New Foundland, N. J .FRII PARKING •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a f _-• j u 11 i i 111! 1111111 n i i 11111 M 111M11 M 11 i M11111111111 i II > I (M ii 11 I'MlliliMlMllllillinimiilMlliirr ,,[,. .nu. ). ili, !•. l.ii- ,i] :><•!,! Mr ".. i !. i :.< n. 1. li." Tluir.". LIQUORS. • PIPES* BOWLING EQUIPM1NT* e GAS LOO FiRiPLACi • "UNIONS LARGEST SELECTION I SMOKERS GIFTS | OF PRiSTICE BRANDS" WINE - • Inipifffrti fi*= liitniimiiih-lMpi-'f^ K COLD BEER . LIQUORS 1ILINSKAS BROS. | Natural Looking a pleasurr in s/iep Stntr Priip • Tu'liiU'iw Hirndiii^ Aes Bawling B_g!li = AceeisoFiei g Wood Burning ine) things Bajii E a partly Grillsd on P fern iiei * Quality Cas Log Ample Parking $TAT| "stNiite"! Plpi Shop Preduend Party CsniuifSnfs PBlTP IS Nrw J rrKrv' K Mu at t^impirii^ Pifir HI s.w.v, 100 ROSOMB St., Linden 486-3797N? ..ill priclrs Hint you like. Umisuill jdwrlrv S 1628 Springfield Ave,(at Burnett Av 346 Ndrfh A^, GdmoDd 789,0435S Pl;iHO For The HuliiliiyR. We luiy und sfll. p^m; LIQUORS Maplewood It B Free Gilt Wrapping j^y j.jg^j Store Hiiurs: Op.n Mun. ^ Fri. til9ii,m Sun Glasses 622 W. St. George Ave. Linden Enjsy fhe wsrmfh and enehafil nt P* the •YEAR ROUND GIFT CENTER" Turd., Wiul., «,. ThurH, til 7 p.m. 1 486-5534 ting hearth without fhr onnaySncE 71 Morn. Av. Unii Safety Hdrdoned or Polarized i soot of dg st. MEN'S WEAR Finest Optical Quality ANTIOUES CAMERAS i Yl These eefamic lorji send up s blgiin.j mass sffl ^ Large Selection THE SURREY SHOP K living, flashing, forked tongues of flame rpdi-Sj W 8 This coupon worth $C for Met & Women • CAMERAS iciwiirdH •* yj heat. Instant begury dnd hegf at ygyr fin gerti p 5S1 Q Announcing Custom w • TAPE Taller HOLIDAY PORTRAIT I 7. NORWOOD VAN N :^«^^s RICORDiRS A. Paiienza | in Niituriil Color • PHOTOGRAPHIC S B I !l New Fsgiufing K & AHTIIUK 1.. ^VT3T,I,H .TR Fcaturra 18th nnd 19lh Century Amprienn '{#« SUPPLIES Ring the Bell For MERLE NORMAN | MiNI-BIKES POOL TABLeS-SPBCIAL CHRISTMAS SALE "fh« Idea! gift fo, the worker GRAPHICS & CRAFT All Custom Mode, Coin 4 Non Coin Operated at in white" GOLD BILL COSMETIC STUDIO| SHOW & SALE Tables In Stock-All Slies DemongtratiQn by Appointment tg CIRCLE HBUMPIR TABLES PING PONG TABLES RITZ UNIFORM CENTER BAKERY Nov. 5 to Christmas I Fully iqulpped.Custorn And Supplies We also have s osmpletf line K • MOTORCYCLE Built. $12J IACH Repairs of All Kind. Te Do Your of Half Qeods, We sat !•, Style B lnw/ GIFTS for the I fThe Shuwplaee of Foshian Unlfarmi any wif. g DISCRIMINATING COMPLETE Christmas Baking Studio Hours! Men. lO-ilJOP.M. B SALES Monufoeturlna Sinee 1891 NURSFSS • WAITRISSIS FRISH BAltiD OOODS Tues. - Sat., 10-JI30 P.M. H 17 Eastman St., Cranford 2512 U.S. Hwy. #1, Linden C. CORREALE & SONS, INC. BEAUTICIANS • DOCTORS, ETC, Mon.-ThuM, 10-SiOO 1st, 10-5 351 West Side Avenue „ 3 T1MIS DAILY p 10 Ilm St., WMlfl.ld S TUBS, i Thur». Eves! 7130-9:00 925-4750 121! B. Grand St. _ IL J.40S4 _ Iliiobelh I St. Gooige Avs., Raselle DIAL 245-2172? 232.1732 ft ier.ev City, NJ Phone 201.433-1508 g ) 1135 8 Man.Frl 9-9 Sot. 9^ • BICYCLES • DIAMOND SETTING* JEWELRY* MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS • • POOL TABLES • Eia£swsB» safes I i For *)>« SPECIAL GIFT "THE MIMORABLE GIFT" BRUNSWICK & ALL TECH WIG BOUTIQUE I • YAMAHA PIANOS • ORGANS & GUITARS HOME BILLIARD TABLES SCHWINN BIKES SKI SETTING CO. I Always in fashipn = always in B goed taste = * •LOWREY PIANOS 4 ORGANS Delivered in time far Christmas 16 Somerset St. .EXPERT DIAMOND BETTINQ- m FINE JEWELRY BY • "KIMDALL PIANOS & ORGANS from $295 to $2,100 Plainfield ALL MODEL! ON DISPLAY BRENNAN " Special order* 8i « Open evening! until 9i00 jewelry repairing B LUDWIG ABELING Complete Stock of Cues, Cue' Fine European holr goods S _ BIKE SHOP •'DiAMONDS ARE OUR g Bags It All other Billiard Acces Spoeiolty mini stretch wigs I 93 MADISON AViNUi IRVINQTOM SPECIALTY" 8 1011 Springfield Avenue r Complete servicing by our next to Art Theatre, !r¥ington PALMlR BTLLIARD TABLE CO, expert wig stylist Route 22 . Wotehunj ES 5.8768 686-7434 ESigit 5-1236 3? Westiieid Ave., Elizabeth, N.J. ' 1420 Bumet Ava., Union 756.3708 JIB-4757 754.5158 I. »iiM^5ajKsaajanji • BICYCLES • • DINETTES • JEWELRY* OIL PAINTINGS* •RECORDS • • WOMENSWtAB* UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Give Tha Girl In Your Life CYCLES - by georgo 1 QUEEN DINETTES INC. Julius Oksenhorn Lovely Apparel Prom Quality |rand Names . Dinette & PRINCISS ART THE Schwinn & Peugiat Kitchen Furniture at DISCOUNT Prices Where Originality is a MICROPYLE LIN-WOOD FASHIONS RaUigh WfOugh* Iron • ^hrome * k-^^n *TT» Tradition Framed Original Record Store BARGAIN BOUTIQUE VI,ta Wood m ForBiirja m ijJjl/BVjl Diamonds And PreeieuaSteneB Qll^ Pslntlng> From '-• 1r6"^ Fi Watehea By Luclen Piccard j Our European Collections c Records Fold Bicycles St ElircimrB Faotory Showroom no Spvs 25% to 62% an all brand-new We upholster ejd flairs Designers Ss Creators of DEALERS PRICEI • Tapes famous make merchandise (name 19 W. North Ave. (2 dfi. from Open Dally 10-6, Fine Jewelry 72-Hour service on most items not in withheld at manufacturers request) j theater) Men. fc Thufl. to 9 Slock Cronfofd 272.5699 (Neil To Public lervlce) 300 Millbum Ave., Millbum, N.j. 1880 Springfield Ava, Maplowood 343 Millburn Ave., Millburn 213 N. Wood Ave,, Linden Open 9 to f, Mon-Fri-Sai, 9-6 354-394439433 379-1 S»S Next tQ Mfipiewsed Bank 762.7954 374.2090 267 No, Bread St. Elliabeth RELIGIOUS ARTICLES* *• BICYCLES* • FOOTWEAR* • PARTY GIFTS* • WOMENS WEAR Boots, Slippers, Handbags, Hosiery, SCRIPTURE BOOK STORE LADIES SPORTSWEAR SCHWINN PrBI?«>>Ling«rie •ORANGE KRATE Gifts fsr ths enfipe family, 0 Bibles and Religious Books Will gift wrap f«e. ' • Sunday School Supplies PEGGY ELLEN • Greeting Cords is He corris SHOPS 1201 St, George Ave., Roiella ORANQE CRATEO MYKES KART SHOP 755.0221 241.3S2? APPLE CRATE® Irvlnglan Union Rt. 2! (Westbound.ot Amoco Station; ' Millburn Mall • Vauxhall LEMON PEELBRO 1055 Springfield Ave. Mi Stuyvsiont Ave. PL 6 6226 North Plalnfield alft« and deeoraUonB we brought 25 Watehuni Ave, Plolnlleld We have 'em all... back from Italy fc Denmarlf 487-1307 Order nov/ for Chris trim « • SEWING MACHINES c All biuvelei we sell PURS LINGERIE • ppyi nbld and •djuiled with llfe timc guarantce-3 yrs, Don't know what te buy her? Large SelecUen A,K,C, Puppie* Surpriic her with o new free •ervlc* wift every * ^^ Makt Chrlstnai a B Come te Bertha's! Parakeets, Csnarles, Birds, PFAFF ZIG-ZAG bicycle purchased from The Largest Selection of ... Tropical FUh 6i Supplies "ov. 25 to Dee. SS Open Dally Lingerie, Hosiery, Bras & Girdles SEWING MACHINE 10-10 UNIOYCLEB in Stoek S with the new built-in needle lighl. In console But, 10-6 FUR ONE • All Famous Brands • FISHERMEN'S DEN tor 'portable. Automatic needle threader. Bun. 10.4 Bertha's Corset Shoppe ADVERTISERS- TiiBif 204 North Ave, Westfietd FLEMIHGTON FUR CO. 1056 Springfield Ave, IRVINGTON SEWING MACHINE 00. Tel. a32.2093 VAUX HALL CYCLE CO. 2 Spring If-, Irvington, N.j. I 1262 Springfield Ave. Irvlnjtsn E5 1-J155 2-2212 Opon Sunday. 10-4 Handl Charge US Volley Si. Vauxhail IS 5.1009 « at VauxhaU Rd. 616.3907 iT/iere will be one more Issue of\ LIQUORS* • PET SHOPS & SUPPLIES* SKI EQUIPMENT • C^LiS* • PURS* a^JSSiSSSSSSSJMIWsiSS iMMK For hitfiest quBlity Minks, the Christmas Gift Guide yet Perilin Lambs nd Broad- ROSELLE PET SHOP YOCKS - SKI SHOP VICTORY tails at easy to affordpriees. •^e^ST™ for These Bright & Msrry Doyl LAROEST STOCK OF BICYCLIS • ^=t|^ GIFT BASKiTS Spectaeulor selections of to appear before Cfirisfmas. PLAINFIELD Iri Rotelle Si Vicinity nkl equipment fc clothing. ALL SIZES K (2 hstlles 4 up) Large Selection of Hart ski rentals, ski repair AS LOW AS $26.98 FUR SHOP Fivt Pelif Liqior Mart TROPICAL FISH shop. Bspert repairing and remodel- Aquarium Plants - Birds Open Nites til 9 P.m. For information about placing IXPlRTRiPAIRINOWPArlTSl 340 CheMnut St., Union iee U. For Your Pet Needs gat. Ill B P.™- ACCESSORIES ing on the premises. Free Delivery 355.0MJ Large selection of fur hats 686.3237 27 Westfleld Ave.. lli»oc1th ULSO gsiD BICYCLES- and boas. 21S Chestnut St. Roiella your ad in the Gift Guide ?SS? MORRIS AVI, MU «.23SJ UNION 213 PARK AVI. PLAINFIILD 7S4.799S C. Cuorins, Prop. STAMPS • FURS* l • LIQUOR!* PET GROOMING- i ^tcafesBBs i»i«i«Eisiaif iiaiCigACisscEMiiffi ca/j- Quality Furs by ... B GIVE SRUMANN I OLD TOWN CAHOES t'SPRING LIQUORS,INCi ID-BILLS K-9 SALON STAMPS COINS Salei.Rantali-Acciiisriat SEVERYN | SUPPLIES CLIPPING, GROOMING, BATHING Repairi-Pelfit Pointi Master Furfieref America S FOR CHRISTMAS CR AN FORD 10AT H Echs P[ai§ Shipping Center OF ALL BREEDS GIPT C TRTiriCATES Route 22, ipringfield PROFiSSIONAL DOG STYLING 686-7700 & CANOf CO, Furs Created in the Late it Style M THE ART UQRNcR Sprins(i»ld Av«., Cionford FUR RENTAL K ChQige scleeHsnl sf PICK UP £ DELIVERY Wines - Liquors ™ Been of South Orange 272.6991 Manufacturer - Direct To You g By APPT, ONLY '309 Millburn Ave.; Millburn Rernedeling- Cleaning- Storage W St VUUourwinter hendquirtars "HOBBYLAND" 316 Watchung Avo. Orange —• 736-1108 37D.3076 IB North Union Ave,, Crinfard, Complete 925.3797 | 379.4992 104 W.South Oronne Ave., S.O. line of hobby equipment for young It old. i 401 Wood Ave. N. Linden 5 _' : (111111 M i r 1111111 11 r F 11 M 11111 < 11 j i 11 Record penalties - i'lni r:-;i l.iy, huci.-iiilii.T 12, 1'ifif!- HALF-PASTTE1N RESEARCH levied by state in ;"..\.' ;\v,•;*'.• \ u FOR GOOP cJ/Cvi/V *,rii s, ' ,-/*,,< A I av 7/-H , HEALTH antamau air pollution cases >:-«.•> , - '• In SPANISH ) •O A'e J Ui'h.n i Milliv.m, iliri-L '( ii.. THE NATIONAL INSIIIUllS Of HfALlH \ir ,ilul \S atiT ill tin' M.ili 1 '••- is. " N '•-,• his bag laden with lively Larkey gift goodies p.ilHiiii'iil i" lUallli, I't'pol'ti'i' tins wt i k ili.it T) 11111111111iiiic Miiiiiiiiiiiiriit IIIMIIIi mini IIIIII. tin1 ilt'p.'i'tiiii lit li.i:- .i!;;.i':::.i'il a lutal uf >r•• •»"•• HI 1 •e I'nr hp ch 111 pL'ii.iltli :; (or IM violations of thr htau Muucli •n'c Air I'ollutU'ii i. ontrol lode ilui'inr tin.1 f i i' • L \Se thrill .it niir eln Id ii mania" ,iilH l"d.ida" and ten nnm[h;> of 1"( Want*d.Wom.n ont.d.Wom.n Help WantedMin 31H»lf> Wanttd-Mtn Merchandile Per Salt Per Sale CLERKS • TYPISTS MACI1INI up! HATilll w ,111 HOU 1 l\\t MAGNAVOX A-l NO FEE ACCOUNTANT 2' inijh TV STENOS ifciyn ft Nitlils, slirtlnj rile to 13,00 4 Jl) n m I 1 II uhllt, «| rl n 1 trultwood linish i>Fr hour, f rVlift Inirr i ni|3r> | il (liit- Mtrehandis* For Sals Cull 4oi.gi.ii ill Hi , I I lilt,, |lr-ii nt w rUnt r n llli ri UAl'lAl. liltll.I, 7, 12/12 13 DAYS High school graduate. No e* COST ANALYST I'l.ANI II al Hf'c ](iill_i lilt line i "1 1 M 1 MINIIM 1 IIM I.x I Lil.ANciiAHi) l.HINUi II 14 1 Chrntnit V , Illll^i 1 T I II 1 12 I l-y e perience nccciisfy. GAF's rapid gFQwfh ha* crcdied a Caif Analylt opening at 1 Nntlnn.U ! tiiiiprin',', Hi>pra! fmployee Mi 1 -ju I i >] [ rlunlt\ I mi 1 > 1 r U llv r » NhiDLi; POINT for 6 ilining room Until Christmas ifi ehsmtcal plant in Linden, New jfificy, Eicpansidn aetivi^ h< hOlitf^ Mi'.iily wurfc with OVErtim?, II HI 1 « 1 thalfH. Nrw, c-squialte handwerk, hrigr Good Mgll, five.day wpnk, va- ties will per mil personal and pfefci* igiia I feeagnifidn. 1 ur prrponn! inti-rvinw, fall 6B7.3324, background -= riiUHt nee to appfpfiate, cotions, poid hgiidnys, liberal IS f.3M4 7, 12/12 : PLAN AHEAD X 11/12 V U Til I Ml lr In nip , company ecniion plus Social This stuff poijfion eun best bo flllod by a graduate Account YOUNG MAN - Warehouseman B r HI I 1 i t», lln ttcnrt, : WORK NOW ucuriiy, BlutCuii- Blue Qrif with 2 to 3 years' planf coif accounting experience, Mf'N wruiti d fur K'>™ml niactilne work. [lint i 1 r Iiru 1 *r POOL TAI1LK B-l/2 tt, Ion( Shield. Overtime available. FJesibiiify UUQ allow* us ia esnsldnf a fseenf graduate Will train, HUIKON MIC. COKP,, 11 For plywood wholesaler located r 11 r lr tllunbrrtL IH rajv •olid alaU tap I-.. WILLOW SI',, Mll.l.liUilN. Newark-Irvinglon area, Enperi. J I If Jl II t J niltl n. exeollcnt esnditioti To Moot Holiday whasr dccoyntlny interest is In the £gSt afca,,,,pf Q<1 under^ 31t,.'lO4a H 12/12 Kr llm 111 rll? OB 686.6685 or 811-4010 Z 1J/12 Apply Monday through Friday , 1 t i 1 graduate Qeeduiiting rtiajdr with good academic work in enced desirable or will train in- i, 11 Expenses Later! 1 i ll I 12 12 9!00 A.M. to 3i00 P.M. cost aeeaunttng, duitrious person in oil phases III-.CONWTIONKD TVPIWRITI/HS 1. Employment O(lieo, 180 Bnyden NIGHT WATCHMAN OI our operation, leading te or. I 1! I WIT MS 1IINI Adiling Machines from 119,65. A.onue, Moplcwood, New jersey Ekcellent benefiti plans include fuitian rolmbufsOmcnt and Ideal full time permanent po«i. der deik, Eseolient opportunity felk tl> 1 mil q In It n Smith: 494 Central Avr. (or bright young man. Must be I t mh, LIAK n butt_r\3, list orange, Open Nights 'Ul 9, PUBLIC SERVICE a 3 week vacation policy. Prampt intefviewi afrsngfid lap tion far mature men 0* wareh. t , I rr^ ni n m t,F rr 7. 12/12 qualified candidates who send conf idem*! Q! resume, in€lud = high school graduate. r tlv til I r Iu . r COORDINATED , ll man, some light cleaning, Ber- Coll 375-9000 for appointment r r ing salary required, fdi keley Heights lotation, ear nmc. \ r p rt nil- r\f epi r nt SOFA Si 2 Club Chairs, Modfrn walnut A-l TRANSPORT I I II 12/12 J •• JU bedroom set, Danish aofa-bed suite, essory, excellent wofking eon- I II III! I II II i MR, A. P". CQRSQ r I 1 *n-tl 25* Hj 5 f>c. Dinette Bet. call aftur 5 P.M. An equal OpporJuniry E-nployuf UN " ( t ditioni 8. liberal fringe bene. r 1 t Mm ,rr t I M 925.0056, 7, 12/12 Help Wonted-Men & Women 11 I 1. 1. OAF CORPORATION fit*. Contact personnel 277-rj200 H riul I /!. SUMMIT & ELIZABETH si'l-.clAl. - UMiirDnl ANIilV I'IN- TEMPORARIES P.O. BOX 12f LINDEN, NEW JERSEY 07036 M M t I I w 1 art-ill 4 i »cUJ An Equdl Opportunity Employer M/F TRUST CO. BANKING r FlM.l, ANI) UOWI.INf; M.\(jlll\i;si Ui! COMPTOMETER t tr Mien it, 1 r n II Jt-u H1O SM.I-. UJIAI. FOli CIII1ISTMAS. OFFICE ASSISTANT H12/13 367 Springfield Ave. Summit, N.j. Full lime permanent position t ill Itrr !G I M T!l ' 7 Immediate Local Assign- available far clerical workers ? 12 !•• l.:\Li. 6S7.(i!4S X 12/12 OPERATOR PART-TIME IiUTi'lllH FXPI HI:n:Nrl:u An Equal Opportunity Employer ments - Hours To Suit I Till FULL TIMl INSPECTOR K 11/12 in our customer service deport- M,II\!UIIM - t uf n .] c i llu r, SIKOLK I3ED (Beales) Portland, Maine; (MUST BE EXPERIFNCED) Small MaplpwQpd glficc, R^ply CALL lirTWI IN 0 furn, . 6 p.m. ment to locate in Berkeley b stating experience & the phone 4.12 MIDNIGHT SHIFT r rlv r ft Hr-uij nirrt* cquipmrnL with mattre»s and spring Your Needs. IK 3.7 570 K 12/12 Height.. r lien ill nltfr 4 1 tl ineellont Working Conditions; number* Write Bex 680 e S Unien Injection molder hat opening 0 OCCUPATIONAL THKFiAPBiT A1DK Will train, liberal employee MU 8-921B 7. 12/12 Call DR 8.4571 Z 12/12 HIGH RATES-CASH BONUSES All Benefit., Apply Weekdays Leader, 1291 Stuyyesgnt Ave,, for an alert individual who it Aide for dccupfttional therapist depart- and Saturdays 8 - 4 P.M. willing to learn. High school ment of speciaUied hespitiil. Hours benefit, fi, favorable starting II I I IH I ' j n. U11H M Ll SrWING MACHINES (i! 9.5, Fjcelient Biliary serile. top bene- 1995 Morris Ave., Union, N.J. K 12 12 graduate with knowledge of the • alariei. Contact personnel _rU 1U ll tc lull -i- In SLIGHT FHLIGHT CLERK botict of mechanical drawing fits, pleasant working conditions. Apply ri, IT 1 miHrct,« y. 11 mifni»rrr rr, SCRATCHES 277-6200. [r Tel. 964=1300 ILASTIO STOP NUT DIV. preferred. All benefits paid, 9-4, personnel Dept. KKSSLKK mSTI. 4 X 2 -I 11 68B 27J1 z 12/12 N.-w 1061 Zig Zag sewing machines, Mature Man For Duties TUTE: ron REHABILITATION, 1130 SUMMIT S ELIZABETH built in slg tit push Button reverse, Amerace-EsnaCorp. Pleaoant Valley Way, West Orange, 0 12/12 PYRO PLASTICS CORP. TRUST CO. te\U\ c high cr^ir Si t fili7i=r monograms, maXes buttonholes, gews OPERATORS 731.3600. ni2/lJ on buttons, linos hetii« and sewslnsip- In Supply Room. 367 Springfield Ave, Summit, N.j, \ Hnt 113 I r bath 2330 VAUXHALL RD, Walnwright off W, Chestnut St. (EXPERIENCED ON c TII 6B6 - 12/12 pers. Other fancy stitches. New machine UNION, N,j. Mull HIVI Mjchonieol Apti- Union, N.j, oBB-ToOO PART-TIME BRTVEIi An Equal Opportunity Employer guarantee, Deliver newapaBers in your own car, SEWING MACHINES) tud. For 1350 MULTILITH (Opp, Flagship Off Route 22) K lJ/12 1JAR tBEnrNZ\, t hand Uir, 1 jrr ASSEMBLY A.M., P.M., or Sun, or terms arranged An Equal Opportunity Employer PRIHTINO PRISS, 0 12/12 233-4556 K 12/12 ani i. Mail Ublpa, lub ch ir 411 Q 12/5 Apply in person E30PER1ENCED ADULT for stair and enFllsnl i. nJ Uun C 11 alt r " P M- CaU Credit Manager Clean . . . Close to Home E.c.lleni wDrklng eondilionj. haU; cleaning andwajdng.IBfsr 4hours 687.4912. Z 12/12 9 to 9 P, M, Figure Builder Foundations All t.n.fiij. Apply •••lidoyi every week, Call964.lli4or6fl7-i075 115.0601 , , , Excellent Pay LEATHER CUTTER PRODUCTION AND WARE- X 12/12 Z 12/12 CLERICAL BOOKKEEPER 1060 "Commerce Ave,, Union, N.J. and Sot, B A.M. lo 4 P.M. HOUSE FORK LIFT BICYCLES I Women experienced In oi- Year round work for the right SNOW TlnFJ. Bae 650, en wheels, jnmbly of small port! ond O 12/13 EXPERIENCE OPININO SERVICE WITH EVERY SALE National firm needs good, man looking for a bright future New anduicdjbigdlieounts'lSHmadcls j 135, AIR CONDrrlONIR (Chrysler), wiring and soldering.of fairly occurote typist who is good ELASTIO STOP HUT DIV. Service Sales t90. PAHT-TIME COUNTFn OIHL in 1969, Steady job with a pro- NOW IS THE TIME TO 24 years in business, Victory Disycle, 617.2469 J11/12 intricate «Icctrsmschanieal with figuros. Hours 9-6, Mon.- Atnirice-Esni Corp. 2559 Morris Ave., Union. MU 6-2383, equipment. Must b« obis ta Fri, Ooad iolary. Blue Cross. from 10 rum. to 3 p,m, gressive, expanding company CHANCE FOR THE FUTURE Full Time T/F Blue Shield, other benefits. 2M0 VAUXHALL RD. • TOO SNOW TIRES on wheels, u*« imoll hand loolt and fall MU 7-B6I5 X 12/12 fn Rahway. High pay rotes, progressive And size 776 X 15 .- very good con. soldo,in iron. Will work in Advancement opportunity, Im- UNION. N.J. dition, $26, B 382-1700 482-4391 increases, many benefiti paid BOV'I THAU) 6 TRACK LAYOUT, pleasant environment* E*. mediate opening, by company, uniform! iup>(!ed, Electric table mounted 6 ears k engine. Cll27«Me0 % 12/12 SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR- An Equal Opportunity Employer X12/12 Part Time Ready to run. $40, . csllent benefits Including STROUT REALTY cafe'eria on premliei; food at i Interesting Work In Telephone profit shoring, SUBSTITUTE G cul-ute prices, j 277.2671 H T/F THREE BATHTUBS (White)-.- Ameri- 311 Springfield Aye, Summit Service Soles, No Experience can Standard - New - two left, one 573-2000 K 12/12 Steapy wort (non-mo.onal). Neceilflry. If You Hove The ! BLACK PERSIAN LAMB full lenrth rightt,, 121266 , each. Call aftefterr ststa a CALL OR APPLYi In the staple food Industry. coat, excellent condition, modern style, 371.77177133, H T/F MRS, F, ROBERTS, RI 8.100Q SOPHIE Ability To Sell We Will Poy You COMMERCIAL RATER BENEFITS' ! While We Train You. Excellent I medium size »350. Call after 5:30 An established eBmrnereltil agency Dishwasher LAB TECH p,m. 011-1141, Z»/5 TOVB £ XMAS GIFTS WHOLESALE, Paid Vocation lit Year. : Company Benefit Program, Good I ^_ _ _ _ . _. ------Thomas A, Edison Industries would like an experienced eemrner^ NEEDS SAVE FOR XMASWITH BIO BARGAINS eial rater. Liberal fringe benefits 954 Holidays Starting Salary, Discount On BEAUTIFUL High. faihionBd hand- 190 OOLD MESH WATCHES. MEN t MeGRAW.EDIION COMPANY and pleasant working conditions in YOU (Knowledge of Chemistry) Blue Creis/ShieId and Rider C Purchosei, Fold Vocation And bags reasonably priced. Call Lee WOMEN $29.76; $40 17 JEV/EL RDJG Lakeside Aye,, West Orange, N,j. a beautiful new eflicB. For interview Major Medical Insurance '• Holiday*. Stein, B33 Inwood m,. Union. WATCHES |19.7i (2. VH, GUARAN- appointment esntact Miss Davis at Gafeteria Life Insurance 964-123^ Z 12/i9 TEE); »10 JEWELRY ISTS »3.7i, An Equal Opportunity Employer 213.1000, Ext, 223, Sophie Is the switchboard Some Experience Desired; Ex- BUY ONE RECEIVE SECOND SET : Educational Assistance i SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. HALF PRICEf 14 KARAT GOLD MENS JAMES S. KEMPERft CO. oporotor at Keyes, Martin cellent Working Conditions; All Recreational Asciitance COOKWARE - Save at factory store • C 12/12 Springfield N. J, Advertising, Springfield. ; LOUSONS ROAD, UNION, N.j. 40% on imptrfects; 251 on quality AND LADJES RmOS |20, OTHER R13/12 SAKS FIFTH AVENUE Annual Family Picnic sets, Fabulous, falmlaus TUFRAM ITEMS %m TOYS, NOTHDJO OVER There are times when, (of Benefits. College Scholarship Program CALL! 087.4170 stBe |3.7i, APPLY IN STORE, MACKIE some reason or other, she features l rard- DuPont Teflon ACCOUNTING CLERKS (2) Profit Shoring : (An Equal Opportunity Employer) inaide and out, Browsers welcome, U MACral, 1921 VAUJOlALL RD., needs a replacement. For APPLY; WEEKDAYS & If you are concerned for your ' daily 9-4; sat. to Christmas 10. J. UNION, 112/11 CLERK TYPIST example, when she's not SPRINGFIELD, NJ. O U/.12 TUFRAM, KC, 1331 U, I, Rfc.l, HELP TO COMPLITE THE Interesting diver sided duties in custo- SATURDAYS 8 AM- 4 PM family's future, checking this ! mers serviee department, Bright be- feeling well or goes on »»• out is worth your while, by Situations Wanted next to Linden Airport, Z il/U TRADITIpNAl, SECTIONAL - 2 piece, CONGENIAL STAFF OF OUR rinner acceptable. New modern office, cation, semi! one must take Applying At: i in eKceUent condition, asldng J300. PATIENT ACCOUNTS SIC- good •tarttni salary and eMellent over the board. If you've Has openings for PART TIME TYPDJO done rt home.bookkeeping, Call aM.Ttti Z 11/12 benefits. Apply in person or call ELASTIO STOP NUT 01V. CLCMEOUT fiON. WE OFFER A GOOD hod switchboard (PBX 608 - GRIFFITH LABS fllini and envelopSB.tenyearsBualneBi Dlnini rooms and living rooms. FISH EH SCIENTIFIC OR FULL TIME DISHWASHERS, 1 ejipiMenee, riHonable, eall 241.1M8. "TV-»ilnch~'~ STARTING SALARY AND A5 eiporienee and have a Amerace-Esna Corp. 855 Rahway .... Union, N.J. AU neer models, : Walnut console, Blaclt t White 12 Fadem Hd, Springfield few hours to spare once In r li/ia FREE BENEFITS IN RETURN 311-1400 (No Sundays or holidays) ; R 12/12 ; CaU 623-7228 Z 1/30/19 excellent condition, (100, FOR YOUR SKILLS, PLEASE An Equal Opportunity Employer a while, here's a chance to Call after B P.M. BM-6431 2330 VAUXHALL RD. I DAY CARE, Full or COMPLETE BEDROOMSET.Sbureaus APPLY PERSONNIL OFFICE X12/12 moke some entro money. 1 plrt time, Licd,i lunches, supervised i 11/1! Just call SOPHIE and Liberal Employee Benefits UNIOH,N,J. play Opeh Mln. - Fri. AJjo BABY night table, single bed, box spring and PART-TIM! MiN < | mattress. Good condition, TV CONiOLE, 11 inch, blaolt 4 white. NEWARK BETH ISRAEL CLERK TYPIST she'll arrange for an inter- (evenings only) In your home. view. Resident of Spring- An Equal Opportunity Employe- 687-8879, evenings. Z 12/12 Beautiful formica kitchen tab],; £ 4 MEDICAL CENTER Ba.rn. - 4;15p,m., 12 month portion, APPLY MR.MACK chairs, Oakdesl!, Allejeeellentcondi. 3 weeK paid vacation. For spot, call field and nearby eommuni- O 12/U ; GENERAL OFFICI& CONTEMPORARY DiNDJQ ROOM SET, Uen, Reasonable, 887-45B3. 111/12 201 Lyoni Ave,, Newark, N.J. Union County Regional H.S. 3to.83O0, ties preferred,^_ Business Opportunitia R 1 2/1 £. Tel. 376=7000, Ext. 241 fine fruitwood finish, i chairs, oval EM. 96 K 11/12 Call 376-7300 table . 2 leaves !i table pads included, TVPEWFUTER - Royal eleetric, |JANITORiALSiRVICE Jian li dump truck for (opens to seat 12), and tea wagon, ELECTRIC TRAmg . ! setswith double CLERK TWIST hire, ilao Ford Tractor With front &od buy. 3T8-3725. , % 12/12 tract layout on table, large trans, ACCOUNT An Equal Opportunity Bm.jlover Mi!!burn&Short Hills Ave. LAB ; (Beginner accepted) mteresHng worM A.M., P.M.. WEEKENDS loader It rear blade, former, am noor pousher, 10 gaL In " computer Beet, 161, weekly, call sis.asiJ J 12/20 DELMONICO AM/FM stereo, HI fl aquarium. CiU 6B8.3444, Z 18718, CLERK 37.1/8 hour week. All employee STARTING A CAREER IN OF- Springfield, NJ, TECHNiCIAHS ' •'•• HOURS TO SUIT console atido.K, portable stereo record benefits, BAR - MtTZVAM THAININO BY player, loth good condition. Reason- UNCLAIMID lay aways and repaired FICE WORK? WI ARE S1IK- BAXTER WARIHOUII CORP, ' o FULL TIMI; PAY SHIFT, HOS. TOP WAGES QUALIFIED EWERT, REASONABLE able, After 6 P.M. . 374-4827^ ^ raaehlneB sale - used typewriters and JNO AN ALERT YOUNG LADY eiS Hahway Ave,, Union TYPIST TO $115 PiTAL EXP1RI6NCE NICES- CALL '486-2896 RATB. CALL 3!!.D!0(, . addinj machinei 111.11. New portables TO WORK IN THI HOSPITAL iiiiloo x u/ii Interesting diversified spot for SARY.iXCILLINT STARTINC Between 8 a.m.-5 p.m. I 12/1 JM.is. New officetypewTiterslUMO, PLAN SECTION, Wl OFFER gal with good skills, some Tech SALARY AND FRINGE BENE- K 12/12 DINING ROOM iET - beige mahogany Office electrle typewriters 1100. New A GOOD STARTING SALARY CLERK TYPIST background required, sfeno Draftsmen FITS IN A NEW, MODERN showroom condition. Table, 6 chairs adding machines withsut!traBilen$7§.S0 IBM TRAINING nuifet, china closet. 1300, Onion, Bat. Smith Typewriter Repair School AND LIBERAL BENEFITS, Diversified clerical duties; good helpful. Excellent Benefits. MUST HAVE SOME TOOL HOSPITAL. PORTERS 1 - to p.m., Sun, all day iBi-3i93, OR 5.100S Z 12/12 PLEASE APPLY PERSONNIL typing necessary, New modern office, Call Miss Poglieri 272.6600 Call or apply in person, : Full and Part Time OCOMPUTER PROGRAMMING Z 12/12 OFFICE. Good Btirtijig salary, excellent DESIGN EXPERIENCI, benefits. Promotional bpportunWes, REED & CARNRICK I Good previom work history. IBM KEYPUNCH YARD GOODS ixeellent working Conditlonl; MEMORIAL GENERAL ELECTRONIC SECRETARY NEWARK BETH ISRAEL Apply in person or call ' Modern plant servicing the II.B5 mo. lease/purch plan. Cheaper IF rrs WOVEN TRY ALPERN'S. For f ISJflR SCIENTIFIC . LABORATORIES All Boneflts," HOSPITAL IBM DATyft PROCESSING MEDICAL CENTER food Industry, with excellent than answer serv, Free demonstration. CUSTOM SHOP-AT-HOME Decorator B2 Fadem Rd. Springfield 30 Boright ave, Kenilworth UNION, N.J. , working conditions. Goad sal* Short Couriet, Tuition Plons, " 412-3460 Z 12/26 201 Lyons Ave,, Newark, N,j, 379.1400 PHONE 687.1900, 1ST. 233. Servict for DRAPES, SLIP-COVERS, An Equal Opportunity Employer An Equal Opportunity Employer i ory and liberal fringe benefits, Approved for Veterans by H,,l, UPHOLSTERY, BEDSPREADS, OUR- R 12/12 APPLY: WEEKDAYS & R 12/18 FRIOIDAIRE Refrigerator X12/12 Griffith Laboratories, Inc. Slats.Dopt. of Education TAINS. A phone call brlnis ourDecar- SATURDAYS 8 AM-4 PM ! 855 Rahway ave., Union, N.J. I years old TYPIST - PAHT TIME SCHOOL OF Good conditipn ator, with Samples, Advice ana Ruler, ADVERTISING Experienced, salary inaeeordancewlili | R 12/12 CUSTOM SAVINGS EXAMPLEi Lined CHALLENGING POSITION DICTAPHONE OPERATOR '* MAINTENANCE DATA PROGRAMMING Call 374.0621. Z 12/12 pxperience. ILASTIO STOP NUT DIV. 1018 Stuyyesant Avenue, ' Drapes, Meaiurea Hung on new roas, WITH A FUTURE FOR AM- Encollont opportunity with this "'REGAL DfWI-tY INDUSTRIES MECHANIC ~ r"HARDWICK QAS RANGE, installed, 130 by 96 inches. $97,50 BITIOUS GIRLj SOME PRO- leading producer of feed in* 1B35 Bumet Ave,, Union Amerace-Esna Corp. i PART TIME Union . 964.1144 __ • used 4 years, MU 7-3500 K 12/12 All around mechanic with In- 1 Craftsman rotary mower, complete. Similar Savln|i on all (aB- DUCTION IXPERIENCE grsdisnts for an ambitious, 2330 VAUXHALL RD. duitrlal «Kperlehce In maehlne. I DISTRICT MANAGER 2 750 X 14 rims. iBi.3762. rics and sizes, from the largest seiee- HELPFUL; EXCELLENT BEN- alart, accurate typist. Interest, UNION, NJ. repair, conveyor! & furnaeel Z 12/12 tion and color range. Bark eiom. $1,75 Ratatlna ihlft, ens. benefit* j EXCELLENT SALARY Insfruetlons, Sehoois IFITS, INTERVIEWS BY AP. ing work, elee, lypswriior. TELEPHONE ORDER CLERKS . Top An Iquol Opportunity t, ens. benefit* yd. ALPERN'S, Route 10 and 202 in POINTMENT ONLY, CALL Excellent working conditions. spot for falB with telephone order • ome paid by eompany.1100 paid ; CAR EXPENSE BEOIrniERi 6 ADVANCED Btudintgan FAMttY THRIFT SHOP, nearly new Morris Plains. jE9-171i,Hours;lu;QU taklnE experience fsr manufacturer'a o 3ii.J700 Liberal •mployee benefits. holiday.. 1 aeoordlsin, plino tt (uitar. Reeltala clothing for the family '— fur coats, AJvi. to 10 P.M. Mon, to Fri, 10;0U Mrl, 5. Ladeau salei dept. For appt. cull 276.8000, Expansion In township of ^arterly, Certtiitd AAA L ATAteaoh. curtains, draperies, etc, 716 Spring- AM. to 4;aj Sat, and Sun. T/F Griffith LobaratBrlei, Inc. E^f; K 12/12 ALCAN METAL POWDERS Union requires two aggreillve ers, Disoount sales and repairi, call field Ave., Newark, Monaay through KOOS BROS, 895 Rahway ave,, Union, N.J, , FACTORY WORKERS 901 LEHIGH AVI,, UNION men. Propeiiive School of Music • WA Friday. Z 12/18 R 12/12 St.Goorge av«,, Rahway.N.J. WANTED- 21 yrl, or over, $2.25 par hr. qua I opportunity nmploy»r .SupetyliB teen age newt pa per i.4590.V " F/tf • tortlng rote, pragrBCilvs In- bays, Howri needed: 6 a.m. to OUTTARJ . 1 SEGOVIA Heetrie, S 18' ALUMBraM H* BOAT . new . EXPERIENCED telephone nolicitors - FULLTIME Bi30 a,m, and 3 late after, BEODJNDIO SKETOHDJO & PAINTINO pickups, tone, volume, ease, vibrato S100. Sears - Call after si* JH-qSlo, to work from home for a elouiini crtoiBi, Stegdy yasr round em- tot children. Ox i hour lesaons $2S. arm, long necfc, Excellent for begin- H T/F RESTAURANT MANAGER ployment with advaticementop- nooni. Thi« ll a steady poll- ners. I4S, 1 . TEISCO-Del Hey, i drive. Need all areas. Call 376-1481 tion with periodic Increases pickup $10, firm. Call 333.5802, AMBITIOUS or 7S9.3184. X 12/12 Good pay, full Co, benefits portunitlsi. Rotating •hlftl Dsgs, Cats, Pels Shift pralumi, life Insurance MACHINIST and bonui arrangements. Z 12/12 Included, Inquire in person at Ideal position far teacher or LEARN TO TYPE In one month COLLIE SABLE POTS . AKC WOMAN / store, & penllsn plan, hospitaliiatlon GAL FRIDAY 8, medical Insurance, 10 paid We Are "On The Move" And Our college student. Call SmiBi Typing School, 494 Central AVB,, HEALTH FOOM - we carry a full line i weeks » old now will hold Hll N here. Capable, reipon. Shorthand and typing required; Mc'Crory's 877.4013 E, Orange. Ox/, evenlni it Saturday of natural foods-NUTB-HONEY^ALT- Chriitmas, call 35S.9S4J after 7 p,m. slble, to learn and teach pro. holidays S. paid vacotloru. Expansion Has Created Open- elui •; 12/li F 12/5 9 to 5 P.M. 5 dayt a week, Sal. 1008 Stuyvesant Ave. Union Must be able to read 4 writ* It 12/12 FREE k SUGARLESS FOODS, IRVING- feHianai make-up. Alia pas. ary eommensufotBi with ability. ings For Qualified Men On; TON HEALTH FOOD STQRE-9 Orange ~~ DOG OBEDIENCE R 12/12 English & do jimplo arithmetic • ibis to have small business of Paid company benefits, vacation PART TIME 6 to 10 F,M..m6n needed Ave., Irvington. ES 2-6893, SUMMfT 8 Week Course (28, Union & Woodbrldje test. HEALTH FOOPiTORIS-494 SprinClelfl N.J. DOO COLLEOE your own, Write; include phone and holidays. Call NATION- : RADIAL DRILLS to deliver our advertising maieriaL no, Help Wonted-Mtn Ave,, Summit, CR 7-2050, T/V iti-aaia J 12/26 WIDI INSURANCE COMPANY ALCANMITALPOWDERS No siptrience neceisiry, $3,50 per hour. Car essenUil, Vlviane Woodard Cosmetics 10 to 4 P.M., Monday thru FrL 901 LEHIGH AVE., UNION : TURRET LATHES 3-piece living room sets |106.7y CHIHUAHUA Rips Depf, 70141,145 Sth Ave,, N.Y., day Accounting Clerk An equal opportunity employer 687.7052 kxft 4-pIeee bedroom sets 99,9 S 11 months old. N.Y. 10017, or Telephone (212) 687.1717 FORMER COUNTY PHYSICAL THER. 8.piece kitchen sets 32,50 AKC reiistired, Heagonanle, X12/ia : SURFACE GRINDERS Call ES 5.44B4 Z 12/12 612-4612 An Equal Opportunity Employer Experience in general account-' ! HOUTIMAN APIST • Desires steady, private posi- These are honest to goodness bar- K 12/12 R 12/12 For North Jersey1 i oldest and finest tion, personal aide, chauffeur, mas- gains, NO gimmicks. Free same day de- ing, good opportunity for night I GENERAL FACTORY HELP ; MILLING MACHINES dlaner service, 5 day weelsr income suef, courier, ffisellent refefenees. livery, PAULA'S FURN,', if Broadway, aiRMAN^HipHERO puppy Will travtL Call H. A, Mayer. fSf-ilSI Newark,' 482-0581. Z 18/H 9 week old female student. Excellent company ben- We require men in various $8000 plug. Paid hoUdayi. vacation, AKC re^atired, large bdnei. AMBTANT BOpKKIIPER HELP WANTED sick days and hoBpitalisaUon • or write P,b, laji #141, rfawlhome. For sects. reeeivaMe, modern plant, areas an the day shift B to : DeVLIEG JIG MILLS N.J, Xli/ii Call 373.OT7J Z 12/12 efits, anoe. Call Mr. Marlino. MATTRESSES, factory rejects; from pleasant worMn( conditions, excellent WOMEN 4:30 p.m. »l3.444i stafUng salary, lull benefit.* Mechanical Aisemblers : O.D.-I.D.GRINDERS Rurnrnaga Sales IB.9S. Beddlni Manufocturera, 153 N, TOOlaTfENB Schinid fc son Bio, Lift Truck Operator Park St., East Orange: open 9-9; alio Half ttanese 1012 la, Springfield Ave, Mountainside OurSaieswomen- Weekdays and Saturday RIPOHTER for Urge chain of weekly need a home Shipping Department : AUTOMATIC Screw •uBurDiuB i ntwipapBrs,someentrienesomentrieneee BAROAnra OALORI - Assorted Items 605 West Front St., Plainfield B T/F Call MU 7-1841 Z 12/12 K 12712 EARN, fine weekly eKtra earn. 8 A.M. • 4 P.M. Maintenance Department munislpal eoveriLfe preferred. Send Bat, Dec,' 14, 9 - 5 at Father McVeigh Ing* plus Saving! Bonds. Earn Power Pre«« Operators IN ADDITION TO OUR BENE- rtmiltit or call Milton Mlntl, M8-1700 Half. st Theresa's Chureh, sll 2 MAPLE BEDS - 1 Hngle. 1 Doublej your Holiday expense money for appt, Buburban Puhlislflng Corp., WasUniton Ave., Kenilworth. zh/12 other items. Sat., Dec. 7th, li A.M. 'PEGGY'S POODLE SHOP' Power Brake Operators FIT PROGRAM, WHICH IN- 12B1 Kuyvesant Ave,, Uniai 070(3, to 11 Noon, 294 IniSianTraU, Mountain, Bathe'em, groorrfem h love'ern. with AVON. • LASTIO STOP HUT DIV. Spot Welders CLUDI5 PAID VACATIONS side, or call 133.7839, 1 12/J WA S-3129 BOOKKEEPER Call Amerace-Etna Corp. Repair Department LINDEN Utility Men FREE LIFE INSURANCE, PIN- SECURITY GUARD MAGNAVOX Astresonie Console Stereo 353-4880 SION PLAN, BIRTHDAY PAY, LBUM, REWABD . small black ,J !/13 Power Pro" Die setters Days, Newark Area female Terrier (wearlngredplaidcoat) radio and phonograph, contemporary, High School graduate, super!, 2300 VAUXHALL HD, Apply Coffee-Mat Carp. ANNIVERSARY PAY, 10 PAID walnut. Excellent condition. Call enced, to maintain portions of G 12/12 UNION, N.J. vlclnte of aoth SI. * Springfield Ave., MU 8-3007. Z 12/12 POODLES, ALL IRICDJ, cliprjed 251 St. 31,t. St. HOLIDAYS, ITC.i WE OFFER irviB0on cm w».rt»5. z ig/ii rsthed h groomed, Pnjfeorionil dog general bookkeeping iystarn, TOP RATES PLUS PRiMIUM and pro pore related accounting An Equal Opportunity Employer Kenilworth 241.8400 KTOIK STOLE, beautiful, almost Uke stylist Call between 4iM 4 600 P.H X 12/14 DIFFERENTIAL FOR NIGHT $2.25 Hour Start PASiioOKMMii new, excellent condition. Must sell. for appointment, EL 3-2114-Hilliide. schedules. HOLIDAY HELP "a 12/12 First N&Uonal State Bank of N.J, X12/21 SHIFTS 4-12 AND 12-i. If tound contaet 371-4130. 1 12/18 Call after 5 P.M. - 817.3282, Z 18/11 NIIDED AUTO TRUCK PARTI IXPEDrrER, WEWILLTRAIN QUALIFIED TOY POODLES AKC ~~ Call Mrs, Ball Eneine rebullder requires ejcperU Plus Full Paid Benefits LOST ifflnATURiOriymaleSchnau MOVING -- Modern custom made sofa, home raised Clerk - Typist E*r Vtoinliy of St. Paul's Church, Irv. 464-3000 enced parts man to pull from stock and GUARD APPLICANTS p dining room table & chairs, end tables, S weeks old expedite parts from warehouse for lnfton, uawirs te naaie"chipi. ' Sue. G.E. washing machine, other house- Secretary - Stenos Opportunity with major food POLICE BACKGROUND sUnttal twmrO, C»U 375-8816. Call 273-1461 Z 12/12 steady rebuildlnj ichedule, Allbeneflts eoncern for plant guard. Liberal hold items, 378-8072. 1 12/12 And All Office Skills paid plus pod starting ialary. Terrific National PREFERRED Wanted To Buy advancement possibility if indivldusills benefits. Apply personnel office Sendlotler Including phone to: MICRO STATI interested. Call Ed MeGovern at Mack 8s30 a.m. . 4i30 p.m. Help WontBfJ.Msfi & Women' S H Help Wanled-Mtn & Womin 5 Work a week, shop a week and Tool & Mfg. Co. Box #i fill NATIqNALOEOCHAPHICMAQAlttfES Boring t Parts Co., fit, 22, Union, SUBURBAN PUBLISHING ELECTRONICS keep ahead of those bills. Full N.J. M4.O700, 'R m/li KftAFT FODDS ANOTHER in amounts of ISO or more 31 Evans Terminal •100-124 No. 12th St. Kenilworth CORP. Ed's Book Service Operation Of Raytheon time and part time assign- 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., 156 Vineyard Rd., Edison •ADVERTISING SPACE SALESMEN for Hillside, N.j. (An Iquol Opportunity Employer) Union, N.J. Z 12/26 ments. Earn high rates and N.J.'s top weekly newspaper chain, Liberal Fringe Benefit, An Equal Opportunity ^j"l""«" _ K 12/W located In Union and Esses Countlosi P 12/12 o la/ia BIG APPLE SUPERMARKET NEWSPAPERS, 70? per hundred pounds 152 Floral Ave,, Murray Hill, N.J. bonuses. Register today. salary, commission, expenses, Will handle all drives. Boy Scout troops, bonuses, company benefits. Call R, MESSENGER SERVICEMAN for home appliance churches, schools, etc. we can supply An Equal Opportunity Employer OLSTIN Brumell, 616.7700, Suburban Publish, repairs, Coed salary and working truck. Nadel L son i Co. , 810 Bo, ing Corp,, 1S91 Stuyvesant Ave., Union, Socking respanilble Individual conditions, Qrtra benefits. COMES TO NEW JERSEY ith St., Elisabeth, 352.8938. N.J. 070B3, lo servo as messenger & mall AROUS SERVICE CO, 1 8/13/61 a is/I! SERVICES Inside Sales clerk, drivers license neces' 1393 Liberty Ave,, Hillside UNION ELIZABETH ASSISTANT CinCULATION MANAGER sary, all benefits. Contact per. X12/J2 OPENINGS IN ALL DEPTS. - HIGHEST PRICES paid for silver 1969 Morris 125 Broad St. for N.J.'s top weekly newspaper. Good sonnet SUMMIT & ELIZABETH coins, csin collections and sterling BOOKKEEPER at figures, some typini necessary, Accounts silver, silver dollars f 1,90, o & M 6a6-3262,°-5 354.3939, ».3 many company beneflts, Call M. Mints, TRUST CO., 347 Springfield Coins, 570 Orove St., Irv. z 12/19 NIWARK For Inside.Soles Office,! Some Aye., Summit, N.J. TECHNICAL Full time position for NCR 686.7700. Suburban Publishing Corp! Prior Experienced Desired; All DAIRY OROC|RY bookkeeper, experienced or 24 Commerce St. 1201 Stuyvesant Ave., Union Q70a5. 277.6200 A.j. PIKOR BUYS & SILLS 642.0233, 9-5 Benefits, trainee, Berkeley Height* Is. R 12/12 An Equal Opportunity Employer CLERKS APPETIZING CASHIERS Better Grade Used Furnlnire cation, liberal employee bene- APPLY WEEKDAYS AND , • K 12/12 Knowledge of blueprint* and ANTIQUES, CrilNA, BRIC-A-BRAC, fits 8, favorable •toning salary INVINTOpY CONTHOL I. PUBCHAi. shop methods useful; sucellsnt MIAT CUTTERS MEAT WRAPPERS EL 2.6538 . MU 6^)051 Contact personnel 277-6200 DIO; minimum 3 yrs. Biperienee data SAT. SAM TO 4PM . 478 chestnut St., Union, proees^ni, no ksypunchlnj; all Benefita BUYER SILL BABY'S old toys with rj working condition.; all bene- SUMMIT & ELIZABETH TRUST paid 6y eohipany. Hours B.J, 5 daysj Wont Ad, Coll OBQ.7700, fits. Apply weekday! and Sat- PORTERS CI/2 CO., 367 Springfield Ave., iilary 18,000 plus to itart. Call Erf (JUNIOR) ILASTIO STOP HUT DIV. j urdays 1 to 4 P.M. Summit, N.J, MeQovern at Maelt Boring U Parts Amerace-Esna Corp. We will pay for your experience but we will offer an excellent CASH FOR SCRAP Co,. Rt it, Union, N.J, 164.0700, Must have knowledge of nuts An Equal Opportunity Employer 2330 VAUXHAL-L RD. ILASTIO STOP NUT DIV. training program for interested beginners. Load your car. Cut inn. Newspapers K 12/12 and bolts. MEN WANTED flmerace-Etna Corp, 80^ per 100 obs; No. 1 Copper 32^ " UNION, N.J. per lb., heavy brass 20# per 1b, LABORATORY. TESTDJO Mechanical aptitude helpful, • We offer full company paid benefits and a brand new store to work rags li. lead If and Baaeries, A&P CLERK TYPIST Loeated in Union, N.J. Experience APPLY: weokdoys & Satur- •• An Equal Opportunity Employer rates vary to $2.72 plus 2 per- 2300 VAUXHALL RD, day. 8 A.M. . te 4 P.M. Paper Stock Co., 61 So. 20th St., TheMentclalr Notional Bank and helpful, But not necMiiiry, Steady im- O 12/12 centage increase per year. UNION, N.j. in, Trust Company offer, a clerk ployment with au uiual Mnelita, For Liberal ho.pitol (notion, holl- irvlnpon, Q 1/18 typist position at the Short Hill, appointment eat' between 9 o,m, • 4:30 days and vocation,. APPLY ELASTIC STOP NUT D!V, INVENTORY CLERK' An Iquol Opportunity Employer ~ Llus'l ! office on the Moll In Short Hill.. Sm. in.iBioT . x 12/la Sought lor stondji year found position Apply In Person ' 0 12/12 Salary commence* to experience Amerace-Esna Corp. with excellent future niid many benefits MILES PORTMAN j'KICEl liberal fringe benefits and plea, at Newark, N,J, plant. Call Irwln 201. All mode™ bodroiims, living rnonis, EECHETAHY—for branch manager In 2300 VAUXHALL RD, 411-1000. K IS/IS YOUNQ MICHANICALY DIOLINID dining rooms, kitchenettes, ice boxes • ant working conditions, For ap- iileB oifice, ehorthand and typini, Must UNION, N.J, RAPID ROLLER CO, MAN ,s pianos. pointment call Mr. Leytham at be pgrsouale Mid have good phone sought for newly tstabUihid plastics Voice, capable of ruiminf office in miui- BOWLINO BUG? Find ee.uip. Fad.n Rd. _ Off Rt. #22 Daytime Night time 744.6700, 1 An Equal Opportunity Emplayer divtsion, Newark, N.J.plantwithsxeel. BIG APPLE Bl 8-41.130 913-IUB4 •gtr ! abienee, Call Griphie Science! menf, repairs, ignes through the Springfield, N.J. lent future, and many union benefits. An Equal Opportunity Employer. toe., aOOi Route 22, Union, N,J, Wont Ad leetion. _.._ . .,.._'..; K 12/12 Call Irwin 201.481.2000 K 1»M INMAN AVE, COLONiA, NJ, R T/F R12/18 en-asas H ia/ii Ducmnbur 12,1!U5H 44lPainllng 8. Pop.ttionolng 73l|Typ»wrlt.f S.rvle* JOHN 1'OI.ITO INTKHIOR PAJNTTOO TYI'fWlUTI im ••inni'l. !• ln.vi-ih.nil. I, I'lpcirkul iYmlrailiir, Re- AND rCO adfiini niai-htrii-n .n-l - iiUiii..i.i| -. .11 fUZABLTM i niiiliih ii1iin7r, no |ob too rimali, tSTIMATKS tl i fnr pi miijit '^rvice - E'X 2- Ml-MIl K 611. Cnllmc All ThfCP SHi Jffhsj pfdpofflei isnetf K.r/F Woll Cltoners I'OMIi liis.k:, . i-nllcwuir will Ujy s, IMXI MATING R-3 far npfirtmsnfs, Tota! Electrolysis Lnnd Area 30,000 iquate fefif, INTI RIUK I. IXIIUKIR, ALSO WALL WASIIINC; [iri.T 1'iVi. M' •• I'll1 I Hllf Honks, MAfTIUIANGINT,. I.MIMA'If S IMVI N Fin# Writflcid Avnnyg bcgfigri* Mis . tUthcrine - esperl |*tm»iti* W.I. MclX-vlR, r<.-f~4')B'), j ij/lu WINDOW CLLANlNli Csme iri to s?o Ui for comploU lialf removal, Rei-nmriiclldeil by Doc- MKNSON'N IH.LANINi. MI-.IU ll I inf QFina t mil. loi i, Send for free Inlormntinn booklet BONAHyRA PK11EZ l'AINTJNti. LI HMAN 4 JAP 1 ITALIAN WAH S2i> WC!,ifii-lil Ave., Kllz., :»9-M40, Interior £ ljurior, lr« I irtlnutos. THE BOYLE CO. HI I It H • Ill l.MI -I'M IIAI'.lil UK M|-Ih I! 1/K V.ry KeajonibU, Cill 1S9.3W1 or Weolhsrslrjppino Real Eitglo Sinc« 1905 AI.K i UNniillMK- S5I-3S1T. 834.5ft Wilmrt St., hit. The Gallery of HomeiRea ilori IM.1,1)711 X 12/12 Fleer Msshlnai & Waxing 48 NC; MLiTAI. WliAlilt-.K 1143 E.Jen.y St.,Elii.353.4200 STRIPPING IHIK IKXIKS AND WIN. fi«P«rt Paimini c outside Open Dally 9-B; Sol,9-4i Sun. 1 2-3 I I \ ll I HUMS JLtlciH WSX1M' StBVICF P. STHATIi OOWS. MAUiiiC!: 1.INI1SAV F 12 12 | 11 1 *! t H I H 1^1 Ut *1 1 T| 1 ll 1'ltl 5. HIM tSTIMATl-S IS DeHart PL, i i KI MWCXID II !<„ 1KV. - is .l-i>J7. LALL 3a»-l»74 G i/30 Ut li I i i i ilk i in il 1 i, - [RUM B a-m. to B p.m. r 12/26 HEED ,1, '• ii in I n - -in. ,. UNION It'll, I ll I II 1 , tli I r [ -. PAINTING Si DECORATING rinl", 1 ulinit . i It i nit tli ii i > >.. Free Eillmiles.Iniured Real estate COLONIAL HOME 1-- , ., . ii I -1 i i i| limi Mil il, T9B3 J. CIANNINI Six iorge rgpiiii in exceliont I - " III- III Mil hi ind I ianu, rolishcd, R*- condition, lavaipry on first fioqp, I -ilrtm of iroVcn furpiturt a spci_l[ili?j*r ta u/aaee- fiFeplQ^e, lids p@r€hf 2 €sr gsf^ MIU'JUL re lart-d and reflnished. Apqrtmtnl* For Rent 101 THIN «1LL Ull\ ULD Tl.MNb, QgSi Also sdJQinlng building Htiir, Miff. ML s-w-5. T/F ^ 8, DECORATING, Kiculient I HI, 1A \L L \Iu 1 SI/I , MAPI ur- work; Fr« Esiimitei; Insured. lot included in .ale. Prie. r». i'JJII - \N-| M\M , WILU. I'R dueed to 132,000, MUST SELL I ukl Garage Dears JOS, PISClon A I \MUMi ( M i.I . t \LL -J-IR MU B.27SO j T/F You MORE TO SETTLE ESTATEIII I I/h All types of garage doori Instilled, JOHN P, McMAHON, Realtor garogr cxEcn^lonT, repair* & service, PAPERIUNGING 1SBS Morrli A.e,. Union »\MI I'-U Rll MM HI S, tut I p t adio-cuntraU. EXPERT PAUMTffJG for your money MU 8 3434 Olii J. %i ll . , , lillUlll . Oil Jill *;, in- nit Mir An DOOR CO Free caUmslBS — 30 yra, at quality Open dolly 9-9; wsekendi til 5 Uqu -, rl 1MMI HI v I I L v-l1l I nil 1 work. Special holiday ritii. F 12/1! Mi t iff I 1-in 11 W UI 1 I VVM, CHAIT PAINTING, EL S - 2806 at JT/F NSL WESTFIELD 1 I 'i HI I IK \LL TYPES OF HEATINC. NEW IN- PAINTD« AND PAPERHANGINC IROOKSIDi IT'S SPOTLESS! Ml 111* All I LAlNriFLU STNLLATION, AND REPAIRS. FREDRICK w, RICHARDS k SON J 1 -I i 1 L. GONZALEZ - 24b.J0B2 F 13/19 INTERIORS • EXTSRIORS GARDENS $34,900 UNION 351-5403IRVWGTON Ei 2-0036 A four L.odroom hsme) juit 2 block, from Wilion School, with HELP? XT/F Hersig Realty Ki MBUILDIRS a center entrance hall, paneled HomB Impfovementa PAINTING, DECORAT1NO den, modern kitchen with large niBpfflEnU. AMe« L AddlUonii *nd PAPER HANGING SOMERVILLE breokfait oqta, full liie dining 23 -09M f HIE EiTIMATEI M4.0113 THOMAS 0, WRIGHT room, fireplace In the pleaiant X 1/30/Si 7SS.1444 XT/F living room and a flrit floor $85 - $130 powder room, Hot wafer heat, 'pplionce Rtpairi R, BRENDEL PARTICULAR1! - WiUtoi to pay tot attached garage and a large Complete Home Impu, Heat Hot Water T\ LRVU E AIR LUNDIHONINl export wortmBuUli'? W« mix eeftri fenced In yard, 81 Repilrs LI1LOR T\ 'ALEC h SERVILE to much, RaHdnul n«lnttng Hnn Additions, Roeflni & Siding Gas Range Refrigerator CHAS. G.MEIERDIERCK, JR. uLlNTUN Ml ML APPLIANLE 1914, P. Howa k SMi, 4l7rf42» T/F 276-1240 j 1/80 I P 'OH I llriun Avt , Newark Office - 129 Mercer Street & ASSOCIATES, INC, REPRIOTRATORS, APPLIANCES, 218 E. Broad St. Weitfield ,48-4538 C 1/2 GARY'S Home Improvemera 1 CABINBTS, SPRAYBDyN YOUR HOME, AD 3.6S3O ing, sheeffoek, plastertni, raofini, SOMERViLLE, N.j. sphalt Driveways ANY COLOR, LIKE NEW. GUAR- F 12/12 leaders 81 |urers, ANT1BD, CALL 761-6708. x T/F RA S.2958 RA 5-2909 241-4698 J 12/19 ASPHALT driveways, parklni lots Tllfyi buiii. All work done with power roller. All kinds of mason work, James La W,P, RIVIERE UNION BUILDER WILL PAY TOP PRICi FOR CARPENTER-CONTRACTOR- RUN DOWN I, NEGLECTED HOMES, Morgese, IB Paine ave,, Irv, ES^2. ALLPIWIOS nn;T , _ .. T/F BUILDER 'hiUnion'C' Berry" ANY LOCATION. WRITE P.O. BOX 672, NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL TUNED AND REPAIRED UNION, N.j. (CONFIDENTIAL) X T/F Asphalt Driveways, FREE ESTIMATES-iNSUREP Raliobla Appolnlm«rrt« K*el To Sell or Buy Paving Parking Lots CALL 688-7296 or 688-3S19 I, ftudman, Mopl.wooJ, 761-4W5 UNION - ONE OR TWO FAMILY Sidewalks and Hoi Roafs l West of Bumel Ave, Will wait until J, Simpson, Bl 8-6983 nnm PUNCH TUNED C"BERRY,Riflitor July '69 to move. No phone calls, j a/e Kitchen Cabinet! ALSO 1865 Mo,,I. A,,., 618-3800 write Mike Krawczult, 21 Mt, Prospect PIANOS REPAIRED 0 T/F Ave,, Newark. K 12/19 P. PASCALE k AU UBN1S Kitchen Design service k modernlzini 0, flnsemafcl . ES S-48W WATER PRObFlNC k MASON WORK by one of Ntw Jersey's largest minu- p i/Lt IHVD»0TON-B roamf, heat and hot !iLots For Salt ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS facturers of Kitchen cabinets, See uter nipplied, 3rd absr, a.tults only. ' till STS.MS3 F 12/12 UNION . Boseaertonefunilylooation, MU 6-1427 or MU 6-4115 Builders Fair's factory show room on PIANO-TUNINC « It 95 ft. imoKlped yil-d, $18,800. 867 RAY AVE., UNION. N.J, Rt, 22, Springfield, Call 379-6070 AND ntVWOTON.5 roonii on 1st floor. cm mi a-0009, x A/ia - 1/9 ST/F REPAIRING Supply own utilities, Adultg preferred. j, ZIDONHC lOfficei For Rent PR 6-3075 CaU ftl.BJOO F IS/12 Londicope Gardening 63 ELIlABETM.l.OOu sq, ft, of newpres- A. BARTL Ii SON TOP GRADE IRVDJOTON - tife offlce ipicij fully carpeted, KITCHEN CABINETS, ALUMINUM pineled, air-cori.Htloned; will consider SCREENED TOP SOIL Five room apartment, Orst floor, WINDOWS, TILE BATHROOMS >ue aivfdlni into 500 *%, ft, mlteB, cm HUMUS - TOP DRESSING LEO KANTROWITZ •upply own htat. WEATHER STRIPPING, Cill Jf3-4!33 F 12/12 Mr, RoBvnB ISi-iMO. F izAa DR6-Q0BB 0 13/26 PLUMBING-HEATING ES 3.5389 ,0 1/2 Aitarioonr- Kepalra . jai IKVDIOTQN " Liquors, Wines, 1« Prompt iervlse. Call MU 1-1330 THREE LAHOE rooms, third floor, all MPRED STENGEL*. T/F utUltiei, Rent ovtr JIM, STORE AND ORIENHOUil for retBll •ALTERATIONS -s. florist and nursery at S10 sprinffleld •REPAIRS DONT LIVE WITH THAT DRIP! CaU 371.T149 F 13/18 Ave., Berkeley Hefght*. Avjkile Jan, POINT LIOAJOR MART VAILIBUM — "~~ lit Bseellint loeiflon. Availableparls- • FORMICA TOPS 340 CHESTNUT ST., UNION, NJ, CALL HERBERT TRBFLER 8 Large rooms, on ieeond floor, ing and display areas. Contact aher i .CABINET WORK OF ALL KIWD5 (AT FIVE POINT SHOPPING CENTER) Plumbing I, heuing, jobbing, liter, he»t and hot wattr mmilleil, p.m. 873.7811, F 12/lj ••688-6632M MU 6-3237 - FREE DELIVERIES utsni & convicting 24 hr, phone CaU ni.5024 TlJ/ia BT/F lervlce, 877 ChineeUor Ave,, Irv. aim ES 2-0660 T/F TWO mOM apartment ValUhuri area, all uOUttea supplied, inquire Carpeting lit Oohunttl Ave., CARPET msTAhhwa WALTER REZINSKI Newark, F 12/12 Automotive ALL MASONRY, PLASTERING, PLUMBING.HlA-TINe COMPLETE service — measurinc WATERPROOFING, BRICK STEPS> Ml lnst.lluion, «p*ir«. t and cuitom installini .— old Qizpfi SELF EMPLOYED & INSURED, Alttr.aons ES 2-49M altaratlon wort — restre«fihln[,ihfft. A. NUFRIO - ES 3-8773 O S/1S Il«nJMI COUPLI deglrei a 4 inf and repalrlni. ^I!-451B, K S/13 room apartment or duplex in union, Springfield or MUlburn area. Will do CHEVROLET Impala 1168 4 . door tt*lr own deeorattni, 125-13(3, 1 cylinder, hiiter, P/B il P/S. ALL MASONRY, STEPS, WATER- low mUeaie, One owner, food PROOFING, SIDEWALKS, WALLS; ••QUK-PRBW ferna, priM H, fn»nu»li, neiBlette™, etc, cheaper eonditieni CaU MU 8.5085, NEW CEILINGS SELF EMPLOYED - INSURED, ,A, % 12/12 ZAPPULLO & SONS, ES 2-4079-MU Buui nunioofttph. BO copies (8 1/2 OVER * 11} - *3, (8 1/2 K 14M3,45. PRO- YOUR OLD PLASTER, 7-6476, - Qi/ii PLVMptJJBJi Barracuda 1B61 FESSIONAL OFFSET SERVICE, 1180 IHVnjOTOM - ONE ROOM FOR GEN- Formulae B 4 speed 383 c, L SUSPENDED, BLOCK,.. OR M1TAL Riymond Blv4,:64*«MW X-l/M/u TLEMAN, !»at and hot water supplied. Will saerlfioi.', " r, CALL HARPER Malntananc* Service 66A 79 Montgomery Ave., After 6 f.m, Bia-lili. 241-3090 EVES, 686.5771 »73.di7i F 12/18 MAINTDIANCE glRVICE Radio & TV Repoi ._ . • "'• in/ia Floor «^jdng - jufltsrial UNION . EXTRALARCE FUHNaHlD Cemetory Plots PONTIAC' 1963 itar Chitf 4~~dooir Wtodow eltartnt TV inwlCE ROOM with kitchen priylltiei for tnul- Sedan, power pack, priced for Chulei LUHt MU B-6919 R l/l EXPERT COLOR £ sen person. Now avaUaae, CaU if?- immediate sale, 4 Braves ( S BURIALS) OBAOELAHD 72H after 5 p,m. F 12/ia MEMORIAL VK, PRWATE OWNER BLACK • WHITE KPAIM DR S.2SBB, % 1J/1J PHONE BM-1M0 taSSi GOOD LOCATION.PEBPETUAL MoyiriO & Slurage TOPER VATLBBURG - TWO ROOMJ, CAHk NON SiC, WILL DIVIDE, PONTIAC IONNEVn,LE 19(3, 4 door private hafli, U|ht eoolting, for middle hardtop, food condlMon, Heasonabie EL 2.J9OT . iLi.isaa mm. Qt/wt aged businsM peraon, Neu Sacred offer accepted. MOVING Hmrfc Write Box ««74J, e/o SiburliBSiburliBi BSS-OOSi Z 12/12 HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL PARK, Ins, Local & Long Dlllsnea CM1RRY HILL R«rf Home for dm Aged PublishinPblihi g CCon. , 12911 ftuyveiMint ft Ave, , Union, N.I, F liM "The Cemetery Beautiful" Stuyvesant Pri* Eillmam md RetlTKl . home-like «tmosp)ii;re; RAMBLIR 1911 |2i. ~~ Ave,, Union - 1448-70 StuyveianiAve.. Inlurtd Needs work done. Union, MU 8^300. 0 12/12 ^^ EL 3-7657 ... JT/F Garage Wanted Good snow ttres. (Keep ui moving and you nv«) Alter 4 P, M. 313-0831, 112/12 M&M MOVING WANTED - BTOBAOE SPACE in dry Meaning Sorvlconfer 3SB Gang?, "iecure", or In * store 1925 Vflukholi Rd., Union UZMORA NURSINO HOME u efc» u poHlhle to 153 E. first OLBBMOBILE 1917 . Delmont 428, "Tlie Ultimate in Per»nal Service" MU6 319 Ave,, BoaeUe, C«U a41-gi70. F 18/12 18,000 milts (like new) P/g, P/B, ai^ ° KT/f, 456 Railway Ave., Ellzabe* conditioned iako. CaU MU7.0O957rom Komfort Kleen Medlcwe Approved 354-1300 4.8 P.M, Z 12/12 T/F ies For Sole 'Dry Cleonlng Laundromot BENTON U HOLDEN, INC. pLDBMOBtl 1965 Dynamic II 4 dr. LOCAL i LONG DISTANCE MOVINO CHAHFORD hardtop, air cond, automattc, p/B, white (PROFISSIONAL & COIN OP.) 11 REDUCED I I with blue interior, 29,500 mUes, Call _STORAgE^._ALuro- VAN LINES WASH 'N WAX CAR WASH Front to tack milt, 3 bedrooms, days 688-8400, Iitt, 241, Mr. Ohmas. EMPLOYMENT PROBLEM? (47 Yetra Depead»hle Service) WILLIAM H, VETT 1-1/1 tathj, Bglenoe MUhen, tOrl Weekinds caU 112.1732.' 2 18/12 SI 5 Lehish Avenue, Union, N,j; FL 1-2727 0 1/2 RoBjlBg -Leiden -_SU««B Urie funily room, Uundry room, MUrdosk I.9S96 ,Q TreeetfffliMi - do own work m»ny, m*ay enta'a. Immediate PONTIAC TEMPHiT 1917 4-dr. Top DON'S ECONOMY MOVERS.1NC. 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So tiny, it fits easily only bring you last|ng FM or AM listening enjoy- flaHrom a Magnavox radio. Model FM-15 is one Dial, private-listening earphone, battery, and wrist into poeksl or purse, With telescoping antenna, ment, but will also add beauty wherever you place them in your home, Model FM-18 is just one of of a wide variety of decorative models available strap, is just one of many finest quality Magnavox private-listening earphone, battery and carrying many superb clock radio models available. —that will add a touch of beauty to any room. radios. ease, • SHORT HILLS PARSIPPANY ORANGE NEWARK UNION RAHWAY Bergenfield HANOVER BLOOMFIELD 724 170 84 2714 1735 52 249 1055 • 100 Morris Turnpike Bladwin Rd, Central Ave, Bloomfield Ave, Morris Ave. St. GeorcssAve. S. Washington Ave Route 10 Broad St. ED-8-7008 . QR-9-8337 DE-4-5125 OR-5-8300 HU-1-2214, MU-7-22B8 FU 2-0699 DU-^9877 TU-7-S522 OPEN WEEKDAYS 9:30 AM TO 3:00 PM - SATURDAY 9:30 AM TO 6:00 PM - PLENTY OF FREE PARKINBlg?5 "GENTLEMEN" of the moving Indus- ' Call 2]3.44g4 Z 12/12 and dalfifer, ftjlok serviet, CaU 687- ROOFING -"GUTTERS - LEADERS L Hofip ftlrtt Bchools. Immediate oc- try. We'll move, pick and store any- cupancy. Priced in ISO" a. 4771 for details. Ria/ia STORM WWD0WS.PORCH ENCLOS- POOTTAC Bonnevilie IWti . door thing, anytime, anywhere, M IBMOB- MAk BETOTA REAL UTATE URES - REPAIRS, FREDRICK W, Hard, top, aU power, air cond, Cream HOUSEHOLD ITEMS TO SELL? WOMAN DESIREi nTONDJO AT OWN ahle rates - 382-1380. A T/F 6M-B867 with black vinyl top. Perfect condl. RICHARDS fcSON . 4W Colonial Aye,, Union, N. J, F 12/M HOME, WILL PICK UP AND DELIVER tion, tiaoo, atur % P.M. na.isa2r 8.1332., IN IHVDtdTON AREA, CALL ANTf. UNION 351.B4031RVINQTQNB§ 2-0036 I 12/13 TTMt M2.S04J, K 18/12 Xt/t EUZAIETH .. Traditional eSertor, BERVICIB contrajt with deUihtfiil homey aualto APKPLIANCE8 L rUHNITUHE MOVED , of a 4 bedroom older type. CounUl, LOOAHi ELiEWKERE fireplaee. Scar piraie, modern klteheru 278.32S3 FOR FR1I ES form*! dining, room, etc.. Convenienf Automotive Service BUY SMART - QUALITY HOUSE- RUO^ARPET-UPHOLSTERY location, Muat sell-CaU owner EL 2- WARES, Clothini at Merry-Oo. Round 2LEANED in your horn* or builness 19»afteriDrw*ekendj, F12/12 COLLISION t MECHANICAL RE PAIRS Reialt ihqp, 4 I/a LaeNawanna Place, MILL1R* MOViNo"-Reai.raBi!stor- FR1E ESTIMATES - CALL LAYNE MOTORS - then don't keep it a secret! age - free estimates - insured - loctl- MUUium, iTMrs-Fri-ial. 10.13, 2- 616-5316 ED STACY - UNION AT/P tDlDEN-.TWO FAimY 465 LEHWH AVE,, UNION, 4:30. ' O 1^3 loni distince . shore speclali, Five ever five, brisk front, aluminum MU 7-3542 o CH 5.3298 J I2/» •Idinf, I years old, 1-1/2 garafa, &prvlea Coo! & Fuef JW* OOHCWcA AOENCY. Real Estate Your ad can reach over 30,000 ROBBINs'li ALLISON INC, 141.244^ Mini.bikes, Korts MOVINO , STORAGE - PACKINa GARY KANTROWJFZ aai chestnut st,, RoseUe, N.J. 213 SOUTH AVE., CRANFORD, N.j, 24 Hour-Electric Sewer Service F is/la • MYKE'S KART SHOP, AMOCO SER, UNITED COAL CO/ (ALLIED VAN LINES) Z7Mi?i Union, N. J. families through the classified WimjOFIELD. Ranch; 1 farnUy or i Go Karis-Mlni - Bitoi . Snowmobile* FT/P Uiei k New-Buy & SeU-Pani I, Service (QUALITY AT ITS BiST) o i/ie mother t daughters 4 bedrooms, living room with fireplace, large Rt. JZ.^orth PlUnfiald, 6^»6' NUT OR STOVE .. 27,9S SHORT LINE MOVERS Wtehm. §0 x 17! ft. lot, Price PEA .. 24,SS reduce! CaU DH 8-0198, section of this newspaper. PACKING h STORAGE APPLIANCE EXFBRT REPAIRS to jrour home BUCK OR RICE •• 23.95 MOVINO. 24 HOUR SERVICE. my tmka or model, jyuy juaran- F la/12 MMI-BIK1B, GO KARTB CALL, J7J.33«6 teed. Vogue Sewing Center. ALIO STOCK ALL PARTS 412-1262 XT/F GET YOUR ORDIR M NOW '.YOUR FUTUREHUMt F0RXMA8 OARARQ MARmi Fresh Mined Coal OIWIRAL CLEAN UP ownli« you iDmewhere In the B3S Chanoellor Ave, CLEAN CUTTER!, ATTICS, GiLLAM, Meunlalniide - Scotch Plalm . Irvlngton Ea B-UIS Your ad will appear in 8 newspapers Z 12/12 None Better at any Price VARDB, FOR DIFOWMTIOH SLiroOVERS . OUSTOM MADE W»«tfl«td . • Fan wood area, CALL eiS-4«I9 or eM-SMt, FREE ESTIMATES . LOWEST PRICES ••rved hf the We.idold Boord NUTofSTOVi $17,00 xi/t/n .DEAL D«ECT - NO MIDOLEMAN of Reallers, Let ui holp you PEA $24,00 find it, in adjoining communities of suburban BUCKWHEAT or RICE.. $22.00 618-7834 yn^ ODD JOBS MOTOHOYCLI^'Sears 380 - new - GUARANTil COAL Cellari k yards ele«ned, li/ie CROSS COUNTY REALTY REALTOR . $550, . Call Biter six 371.7783. H T/F MA 2.7SS3 MA 2.7S00 S54 Mountain Avo,, Mountainside Essex & Union counties. ANGELCS PAINTING Si DECORAT- AD 3-5400 1HG ^^ GRAffiMAN, KREH tl MIXER, INC. INTERIOR 6 EXT1WOR F 12/12 Dressmaking Surveyors Ts raach rtT^efion you wont, DODOI I960 REASONABLE PRICES *»S Nsrtt, Ink! SMM Panel Truck DRESSMAKER - SPICLALIZJNO in CALL 379^2*7 ill* on IndlKpanilve want ad food tnow tires girls' party Irenes ana irom 4 to 14 in ihia newBpapcr. It'i BO 373.1982 Z 12/18 37B-784I. Z la/U • Imple , , , , DIAL 686-7700 STAMPED LINENS Houses For Solo KNITTED SKIRTS SHORTENED TILE WORK & REPAIRING A.k fer Ciaiilfied CLINTON YARN 8, OIFTI p & W Tile Cootr.ctors.kltchemn. bath- 1106 CLINTON AVE: IRV. CENTER, CARPENTRY - ilteraiiqni, all klndi, TO PLACE YOUR WANT AD room s lat reBUrj, Estlmntas choer- BS 5-5551 INTERIOR 8> EXTERIOR PANTING Free eittmatei, FiOly insured ftUly gmg, , SSo^SSOAnftonypeNioal^SSOnfto lo JOHNSON & JOHNSON o i/ie 351-2f34 j 12/W 636-3826363826 DDo n WiUWiUlunil , T/T/F LICiNSIP RIAL iSTATl BROKIR 'Drugs & Coimclies CH S.B061 DAN'i PAlNTINa ll DECORATINQ Cu.tom Building S. Commercial INTBRIOR fc EXTBRIOR - RBASON- Construction TOTH PHARMACY ABLE, RATBl-FREB ~" pnelilan Tool* - mduaertal Supplies IDS Chandlir Av*. 204 CHESTNUT ST., ROSELLE PARK INSURED. 219-9494 S.Vlngi up to 50%. Headquutfero for (earner of In Av..), Ro.elle N.J, CHESTNUT 5-1692-FREE DELIVERY power h hand tooh at great disiount, AN •aUALOPPORl'UNITY RIALTY OPEN DAILY, NTERIOR PADJTWO PENN TOOL CO., lITSSprtn^leU Ave, COMPANY o a/a : WALLPAPER REMOVED ANpHUfTO Miplewosd. 761-4S43 Z12/19 CALL WALLS k OEtlNOS RBPAIRED State Wide Listing and Sale! Dry Clenninj 8. Tailoring "43" SiS-2778 T/F Raildentla! and Commefelol Properilei SUITS - DRESSES 686 - 7700 PROPIBT|ES AVAILABLi INi MARTINIZID 11,10 BPECIAl EDUCATION TEACHEJI T.THOMPSON of •low lilram and • Newark • Irvingten • Bait Orange •Linden • Elliabeth 1 HOUR MARTINIZING aueptlanal cMJdren • Ro.oll. • Rohwny •l.clln • Celonla • Metuchen MCLgHESTNUT ST., UNION.N.J, INTERIOR PAINTING DUTCH BOY AVERAGE 3 1/2 ROOM APT, $110, Altar 4 P.M., WA 8-34S7 • Sameriet* Pialnflsld • Seateh Plolrn • Fanwoad 0 1/9 AVERAGE 1 FAMILY HOUSE $175, • Pl.eatoway •Gillette • Warren Twp, FREE ESTIMATES. CALL 997-1411 ASK FOR CLASSIFIED NEW TV? S>1) the eld one with In Newark Call Bl 2-7894 TIBN-ACIRS, (ind iob. by T/F a want ad, Call 616-7700, P 12/12 runninq Want Adi. Call 686.7700. i'liurKflay, ! Ji-ctMnbur 1 2, Toy trucks CROSSWORD PUZZLE ' 1111111111 k I < 1111111M1 11111111111111111111111 j ] 11 (111 • j t Buffet plan for holidays: ll In Ilie ltulii1 'T.ni-ly .\Uii-iun,', Hum •UK- ten Til 'I'lu- Win Hi",.. festive without formality have touch IIOMJIONTAI M ||, » Station I WA i WI1AI 'I'I-.NS: hyChrlBMi.nti-/. i 'jvn-liiiu:.!,1 lii'spit.iltty with M'tik-I'. Null'; on IXJC. 29, CMS plans Coiubiiie il.uir, ;;ait and i'luiii car.iiiy.iiios wltli "Luvu la llmu In lvl.itivi1:., .'Id (rii'iiil;. .mi! new Breaks 1 •m I1..111-I n; ,i'jitfl sjxiclal liiijhliKliting tlie popper, i'u,it i-hlct I'll \wtll of St.iy," "I Will W,iit I-Di- You," "L.nvc 1/i airqii.iiiit.iiiCi'ii i-\| vt/Uil tu realism Hi By MILT HAMMCRillin iiill(S l-r ;.IT, All-Pro ttjuui, wltli In- flour mixture. Heat ml in a A Muny SpU-iKloix-il 'Hiiiij-," "Spooky," "Wutch ! mid f call, ilurill;1. tlii1 li.'lul.ty :;LM- ioyl.iiul featmvt; a v.u loty ilm clipii illuatraiiny diit- large .iliimninuni dutch I'vi'ii. nf new delh'Jirn lor y HUH; What Il.ipiit'ii!!." " 1 lit1 I-uol. Of l.ove" aiid in.,HI. 'i ;',u.i n- isle- whirl .f iuerry 11 KN I.Mil !•: I HI-A IS (umid llS in Uieir fi.ijthjll cai-eers... Add chicken and hiviwn it Ke- traiiKpurtatiou e.\|vrti;. I;or flvu nioL-o. (A?,M :aU"oiU)S SP-4157,,. LX) i;i t-t'i'i'tlii'i"!, Hulft't [iirvicc ilnlDI-.N I'.KA Ol- DANCI-, h 'SoNtiS. llt-re liuive chicUMi .IIIJ pour ..'full, I'xaniple, amazing ingenuity l:; YOU KNOW Iill-; WAY TU SAN JOSK: by that t.iii i',ii ffhtivi' \utliiiut In till!; t\v. —rociu-il 1.1' .ilbimi urt1 22 uli time Combine •iiUip, tomatoe:., and evidenced in the uiiuiaturl.'ed JuliULi Wuclitur .uid tliu [jujii Mariniba Baiid, furjiulity in.ike:; the caulfiit i',i)Uk'n hit.- .is porfiiriiwd by tliu aitiiis who niarjoraui. l'our into dutch fiector of toylaud's truck:;, A Selections liieliKle: "IS.iy A L.ittle Prayer," plan for any party. itclpt'ii i i ivjnil.ivi7.ii tlieni, There's '".\lsii Ol A/cohol 'handicap' oven. Add chicken. Cover •uul fleet of liny 1 ouk.ls th.it fit "Sunrise. Sunset." "Yos Sir, liiat'a My Baby," A pleasant menu eli.iiD'.i1 l-'lrt1" (i itMiy.i.i ciibbs), .i doublu by Eddy sirnruor for 1 hour, Skim off in a clilld'fi hand have pur- "By The Time I Get To Phoenix," "The Since 1966, the U.S. Mmploynient Servlct- friiiii tlie big bird IH (.'IiKki'ii lliisv.irii " K> li.icli His Own" and "My Last fat, if neceii-iary. Add mu:;h- poseful operational features Ikillad of IJoiinie and Clyde," "Sunday Morn- lias recoyni/.etl aieoliollcs as liaiidicappod" lumf.uv, a kind nf [vt-.iu- roiiliip, I'nloiiM, and olives, ClooiUiyi-," "1111 1 Walt/. Again With You," 1 just like larger model:; and 1 ing," "San l-'uriuiiido," "In A Vera Cruz persons, niaklrin tliem eligible for a wide range fcu Ji::li, that's u.i:;y to make (Vereiij tirewer), "Pet; O My Heart" (Tlie I1 1 Hlininer for 15 miiiiitu. . or until .ire made of sturdy automotive Vein," "For Uud," There a Gona Be Some- of special Bervices, Local office counselors but simply simiptou:;. I'lioice HuniHmlc.it!;), "That Lucky Old Sun" (Franks chicken is tender. Serve over gaiiyo steel that lai.tii andla;:ts. thing Better Than This" and of course, tlie frequently attend AA meetings to prepare them- chicken parts an,1 bivwm/d in L.iint!), "I Apologize" (Hilly lickltiiie), "Ebb hot rice. Make:; 10 liervmgy, This group includes a title tuiio, "l>i You Ktiuw The Way To San selves to deal with alcoholic job applicants. oil, tllLMi Siminurcil until Tide** (Robert Maxwell), "You IJdh't Own Me" wrecker, dump truck, cement tender in a blossins* of mush- (Lesley Gore), "UiiloLguttuble" (Dinah mixer, pumper flru. engine. room soup. i:nl.ir, flavor UuLlLWY Sl'ARKI.K MiH.Il Wh) arid I'utti l'uge's duublg of 1 Sanitary service truck and a and bite- onhiiiicuru are pro. 2 pack iij't K (,i ounces g Waltz" and "Old Cape Cod," bottom dump truck. viduil by baby sliced tntriatocp, each) orange flavor (MKHCIiRY SUM 2 601),,, tiny unions, miiHhroium; .Hid I'.el.itin Catering to the youngsters' I'RliVAlLlNU AIRS: by Paul Muurlut mid stuffed oliveii. Made ahead, the 1 1/2 cup boiling w.iter love of realism is a Mighty Ills Oreliustra. More pretty music by die dish can be fro;-L>n in paper 1 1/2 cups apple juice Tonka construction fleet which BOWCRAFT "Love 1B Blue" man. Selections Include: containers, placed In {lie 1 tablespoon lemon juice includes a dump, a loader and "Mrs, Robinson," "This Guy's In Love With SERVING SKIERS freezer, fur nearly a month. 1/-I teaspoon salt few drops a scraper together with a hard -f 1 2. 1 4 b B IO li You," "Eleanor Rlcby," "Honey," "Lady hot pepper sauce luit, just like those the con- Chicken Fanfare jjoes well % Madonna," "Delilah," "La Source," SINCE 1940 1 Cup finely chopped struction workers wear on the (1 l» 14 with fluffy white nee, green "L'Amour Te Ressemble," "Corame Un Gar- celery job. % Quality Equipment Repairs asparagus spears and a tangy m 17 con," "Rain and Tears" and "I'm Coming IS salad: Holiday Sparkle Mold, 1/3 cup pickle relish, Novel entries in the toy Home," (PHILIPS PHS 600-280),,^lso on Rt. 22 Seofeh Plaini, N,j. 07076 The gom-liKe gelatin mold drained truck parade this Yuig season 16 m PHILIPS (PUS 600-277). EMOTIONS: by The 233.0675 should be set a day in advance 2 cups canned apple include a Dune Liugijy with l m % ^/, Mystic Moods Orchestra. Included in this in- I* 2b of service but the vegetables sauce oversize balloon tires and a ' strumental dise-delite of 11 selections are Lifeguard jeep with a detacha- l Wr are last minute, convenience- tB iO "Do You Know The Way To San Jose," Dissolve gelatin in boiling ble floating life raft. quick. While the cliicken diih water. Stir in apple juice, "Trains, Boats & Planes," "Cloudy," "Soldier is thawing and heating, put on 51 %« 11 lemon juice, salt, and hot y boil -in-the-bag rice, fix can- pepper sauce. Chill until %1 'M \ARKNG Revolutionary REQULATIONS OF THE D1DUS. •*- v i,f"'D "" Ma B, (nee o"Gennell). grandchildren. Funeral service was at alg," 971 Clinton Ave,, Irvingten, on TMAL DOTRICT, New i Wedti.sdayi December 4, 1988, aft "Smith and Smith (iuburiian)," 411 Saturday, December 7, Interment in . BE FT ORDAD1ED IY THE MAYOR Oil Burners ™e-fS' of taJseaita Ave,, Butter, Morris AvciSprinftieldenWednesday, Falrmount Cemetery, Newarlt, AND COUNCn, OF THE BOROUGH OF rnnsrly of Newark, beloved wife o! December 11, at 11 a,m. Interment In irpV -J^nes Arnold; devoted mother Hollywood Mausoleum, Union. PETRU2ZIELLQ..Qn Friday, Decem. Section'l. That Section li-6(b) is iih.rf ._^ f. y^^urviypj U ber i, 1968, Vincent, of 411 Lincoln hereby amended ao as to include any tARATTA (n«e Qrasso) -- luddenly, Ave;, oranie, N,J,, Beloved husband dwelling as a prohibited use In the to- ^he funeral service was at Ida, a|ed 54, jovini wife of Anthony; of ttirley (Oraiiano)j devoted fathor dustrtal Mstrict Barth Home far Fun* residence §1 Telford St., E,O,j mother of Vincent, Nell, Jo Am, Ouy and Section 8, Section li-l(c) of the Re- ,ve., Irvingten, on ol Josephine! Cianclttoj sister of Louis Dantei sen of Ann (Mefcalrfl) and the vised Ordinances of Bie Borou^i of " Interment in and John Graf so and t grandchildren. late Carmen PetrussieUo; brother of Roselie is hereby amended to read as Funeral was from the "Raymond Fu. Carmen, Anthony, Peter. David and follews: "Kingston Cores Beyond Compare" neral Center," MS Sandford Ave,, on Nell Petrusliello: Paul, Michael and (c) Height reiulations; exceptions. B~^=T~ inec waiunajin] — Augusta Sal. Requieln Mass Blessed Sacrament Anthony Pednnisorilo, Mrs, Louise De- 2304 VAUX HALL RD. UNION, N.j, Rose, (levied wife of the late WilUam, Church, ciece. Mrs, Mary Delsano, Miss The provisions of section 18-3(c)Hliall of 31 Suiisjj Aye,, VaUsburg; loving "•Rose PetUnnicohle, Mrs. Nancy Evans, apply except Oiat no bulldlnl shall ex- nwtner 0; Eyelyn Bowmann of West LiA SPINA-.Christopher, on, Saturday, Mrs, Ann Haas, Mrs, Grace Scar, ceed three stories or 45 feetinheifht. Keanjburg, jerry Seiaeco of Laurence paci* Mrg, Lucy Qymkowski and Mrs, Section 3. Section 18-B(d) Of the Re- December 7, 1I6J, of 410 Amherst Angela Truhe, The funeral was eon- narBor flna Margie Mareantonlo at Prlve, Brick Town; husband of Grace Vised Ordinances ef the Borough of Ro- home, Eojigrd of Reamy and WOJlam 'nee Cscuzzo;; father of Anthony, PhU- ducted from the McGraeken Funeral selle is hereby amended as foUows: JwaS?' a"" F»y: slst-r of Frank, Home, ISOO Morris Ave,, Union, on Chock FulI O Nuts Coffee U'1,; Mrs, Connie Glannetti, Mrs,Nancy Tuesday, High Mass of Requiem at Ca; Area regulations, Glass Wax Vaseline «™1m=thsr 0, u grandchildren. Fun- ruegman, Mrs. Grace Hertruka; bro- 1 eral uervic,, was held at The Raymond St. Joseph • Church, Maplewood, h. ther of Joseph; survived by lg frand- torment St Teresa's Cemetery, aim. (!) Front yard; loading platform. 16-ot. 1-ib. eon 771 ™"al "-*-- "«» Sandford Ave., children, Funeral was frooi "Oalarte SWIFT CLEANERS Hair Tonic Funeral Home," 408 iandlord Ave., mit, No buildini shall be nearer to the line cent. 494 (VaUsburs), oh Wednesday, Requiem of any streetthanl5feetandnoload- Mass Bt, Roecoig Church, mterment RBIZ--Frederlek1 suddenly, onTues- inf or unloading plitlorm shaU be MBICE Gravy Good with Domino Granulated Sugar st, Ger&ude's Cemetery, day, December 3, 19S1, aged 78 years, nearer to the line of any street than Drapery Gravyaiaster of §0 BaU St., Irvftiton/beJoved brother 60 feet,_ 2 2-sz. pkgs. 49* 2-lb. box 3S« LoHCHIR .- Fred'erlek A,, on Wed. of Mrs, Lillian Lup, The funeral ser. (2) Rear yard. There shall be a Tube 79< nesday, December 4, 1981 of East vice was at ''Haeberle & Barth Home IW-BI, pkg, 3B» 5-lb. bag 61 * Keansburi, N,j formerly of Newark, for Funerals,'' m\ CUnten Aye., rear yard having a depth 0( no less Specialists beloved husband of Lillian G, (nee Irvigton, en Friday, December S, than 5 feet at any level, except that Kraft ( Ovaltine . Chocolates Plain Orau); devoted father of Evelyn O, Interment In Woodland Cemetery, where the rear yart abuts any resi- Loescher, The funeral ssrvlee was dential zone it shall have a deptiv of 1-lb. ! 6-e*. |ar 37* no less thanlBfeet behind the ground GREEN GIANT Ovaltine . Chocolate at •' Haeberle It Barth Colonlia Home," RUEHL—AlBert F,, Tuesday, r^cem- Smucker Orange Marmalade 1100 Pine Ave., corner oC Vaujdiall ber 3, liSi, of 60 Kjnmore Averme; «tory level, aofeetbehlndthe second 12oi. |ar 87* Head, Union, On Saturday, Deeember 7, husband of Oertrude A. (nee Learyjj story levtl and 81 feet behind the 3 12-oi. jars 89tf SALE" Interment in Hollywood Cemetery, brother of Mrs, Marie Blumenschlhe third story level. Smuckor PBach PrBServe ~ bn Tuesday, DM. 3, liBI, of Neptune, The funeral was from (3) Hde yards. There shall be a Green Giant Whole Green Bean* Real Lemon Squeere Lemon 12.o», jaf 39^ McCABB..migab4rth M, fn«e Mayer), "Galante Funeral Home," 406 Sanford 303 en 33« - Plastic M'A ^f^i 0{ "DoSfty (Heimmelj Buddenly on Tuesday, December 3, Ave, (Vallsburg), on Friday, Requiem side yard on one ride of the building Smucksr Apricot PrsservB 6 1 Lmel Mass Bacred Heart Church(VailsburiS, not less than 5 feet In width and a ^i ™ .!* 'aOiefather of winiwllltormi B, Duke; 1981 of 12 Emerson Mace, Newark; 12.a*. |ar 39# Graan Giant French Beanc 3'4-ox. 2 for 25$ 1 beloved wife of John T, MeCabe; de- Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Side yard on the other side not less ^ by two grandehlldren, Th , than 18 feet in width, 303 en 2 lor 47* voted mother of Thomas A, MeCabe, Whlw Rsin Shompoo . CUof Craeken rune,al Home on Friday, In Mrs, Loretta M. Ouyan; sister of John SAEIAK.sBeniamin, pf 65 Twin pak (4) Distance between buildings. terment Hoaedale Cemetery Linden C, and Albert j. Mayer and Mrs. OvU, gpclngfleid, N,J,, on Wednesday J4-OI, bott. 79* troon Giont Cream Cam Happy Jack Dorothea C. O'Neill, The funeral was December f l|ff| beloved husband of The distance between buildings bunt Whit* Rain Shompoo • Let!en 2 303 em 47* from "Haeberle b Barth Home for Nellie Zamiskl gaiiajq devoted father on any single owned parcel of land 14-oi. belt. 79* I on Saturday Dec ember 7, Funerals," 971 Clinton Ave,, frviniton, of Kella N. and Blanche B. Boslak shall be not less than the combined Pancake Syrup n F., of 40 Were loule-' on Saturday, December 1, Thenee to and Mrs, Anna Orfei; also survived , side yard requirements established DfhltB Roln Hair Spray - Reg, by reference to the lot line between Green Giant Whole Kernel Com JJ)NDea]f)j j devoteevtedd lather 0* ft, Thomas A(jiinas Church, Newark by 1 jrandson, rtmaral was from 4 H.T.H. ™ A vjor^sn^sn a BtBoethhj hthrothih r of iiiiii- for a High Mass of Requiem, interment Smith and Bmlth (Suburban), 415 Mor- buildings or liitheBbseneethereofto 13-oi. eon $1,09 2 303 en. 47* 24.M. •sard Fmiej jfy^ meanor Werterteyy anand Gate of Heaven Cemetery, East Han- ris Ave,, BprlneOeld, N,J,, on Satur- a line drawn In its place by the owner Mrs, jshej i Rygnj al» yld b 3 over, , day, December 7, Solemn High Mass thereof for the purpose of establish- Tamo Crania Rinse Green Giant HI blot. bott. gnj al» aurylv»d by 3 of Requiem at St, James Church, ing the side yard requirements. B-oi. Tuba 79t • jldTiUarenjrMldT tte , IHmeral itrvloe was 4 IJ.ei. pkg. 79* Vlnn * McCnioken Funeral Home, SprlnfUeld, N,J, Interment in Date Seetion 4, Section 18-6 of file Revised *,!(° Morris Ave,, Union, on Tuesday MEEHAN^.Qn. konday, Deeember 8, of Heaven Cemetery, Hanover, N.j, ordinances of the Borough of Roselie Hunt Tomato Souet with We.Tnent HoUywbod Memorial Park, 1181, Mchaei A. (Pat), of Bl Mt, Ver- shall be amended by the addition of the iff Colombian Green Giant Mexleern non ave« lrvin|ton, N,},, bsioved hus- following; Cheeie band of Claire (Ketrieh)! devoted father SDJC--Anton, on Tueiday, December 2 12-oi. pkgi, 49* f