Regional Schools Struggling with Overcrowded Student Total Rising Above Expectations More Pupils Will Enter from Parochial Schools by JANICF

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VOL, 12 No, 28 iacend Clou Pditaga MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J. THURSDAY, JUNE 25, I97Q Pybiliho^ Eaeh Thufidsy by Trumnr PyLliihiny Carp Subicfipli Fold si Mounloiniid., N.J, 2 N.» Provident, Rood, Mountain tide. N.J 07093 15 Y.atl, 15 Cents Per Copy Regional schools struggling with overcrowded Student total rising above expectations More pupils will enter from parochial schools By JANICF. ADLER The Regional High School Board of Edu- cation has reached no decision on how to deal with more overcrowding within the near future, Dr. Frfid Hagedorn, board member from Berkeley Heights, said at the board meeting Tuesday night at Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, Springfield. He said; "The board has begun a review of the problems which we are facing for jie coming years with respect to having more swdents to be enrolled than we have ruom for. Three new portable classrooms will be erected on the David Brearley site in Kenil- worth for the coming school year, but no decisions have yet been made for following years, . "It has become apparent during die initial portion of this .revelation mat we now are facing a more serious problem than we faced a year ago when we were planning the expansion referendum which was defeated on May 12. The defeat of this referendum means that we must go into the 1972-73 school year without the much-needed expansion—that some sort of additional temporary facilities must be found for the enrollment increase which we anticipate between September of 1971 and September of 1972.. "This problem is compounded by die change in parochial school attendance patterns which seems to be taking place. Based on inform mation obtained from ma parochial schools within the Regional District late this spring, Robbie, a baby robin, makes his home with his foster parents, Karen and Billy Zimmermann, after being abandoned by his mother we expect from 80-90 percent of me parochial eighth graders from Clark, Kenilworm and Garwood to enroll in the Johnson and Brear- Summer program ley Schools next September. The traditional Gtizens* group This baby's always hungry I Closing thm book ] percentages from mete towns have ranged Mrs. Johanna. Chen, head librarian of tile from 50-60 percent. at playgrounds will Mountainside Public Library, has announced "If this trend persists we will accumulate meets Tuesday Family caring -foryoung robin thai the library wiU be closed'all day on by 1972-73 more than 160 additional students July 3 and 4. in m« Johnson and Brtarley schools than we begin this Monday Citizens to Preserve Mountainside wUl hold Karen Zimmermann, 11, and her_ brother,, . Hdf hour,, A tweezer filled with bread soaked anticipated a year ago. the delay in flie a public nieeUng Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Billy, 9, of 1131 Sawmill rd., Mountainside, to milk and some chopped meat makes him a expansion program combined with the sub- Registratien wUl be held Saturday from 9 Beeehwood School, : There will be a dis- recently became proud foster parents, Robbie, very contented bird, The children take turns stanHal transfer from parochial into publfe a«m, to noon at the rear of Eehobrbok School cussion on wHal the executive committee has a baby robin, was found in their bade yard feeding him when tiiey are home. Otherwise school enrollment has transformed a serious for the Mountainside ReereatienCommiMien's done during the past year. after being abandoned by its mother, ; '" riieir mother, Mrs. David Zimmermann tajtes Two arms can he problem of last year into a doubly sertoug summer program of supervised playp-ound Mayor Thomas J, Rlcelardl, members of Robbie was too young to fly when he was on die job. problem now, activity. Youngsters who wish to participate the Borough Council and representatives from found. He was taken in' and treated like a The Zlmmermanns bought bird seed for "The board has begun consideration of in the program are urged to register for the the executive committee of the citizens* group member of the family. He was kept in a box Robbie, which he completely Ignores. He pre- stronger than one several new approaches to the problem. No program, which Is open to all borough young- met recently with, the New Jersey Depart- in the kitchen. After a few days in die Zim- fers moths which are caught for his epicurean IMS wag a season for twin billing on Moun- decisions have been made nor is the board sters without cost, ment of Transportation in Trenton, They will mermann house, he began to fly just enough palate. close enough to a decision so that we could report on what was discussed and will also tainside baseball diamonds for toe Lawrie The program will begin Monday and con. to get out of the box, Robbie then was taken Mrs. Zimmermann went shopping oneday and brqmers — Mark, 14, and Madiew, 11. even estimate when a decision would be made. tinue through Aug. 24 from 9 a.m. to noon present the Highway Deparonent'a plans for to his permanent home in me giirage where his Among the approaches suggested for eval- construetioinan Rt, 22, left Robbie at home, as rushed home to feed On one night earlier this monrii: Botti boys and 1 to 4;30 p.m. weekdays. favorite perch is a stepladder, ' him and found the bird was famished. She made their debuts as starting pitchers, and uations, are these approaches designed to Scheduled activities will include horse- Robbie is a very hungry baby. He peeps felt sorry for him and (aid she would not both hurled two-bit, shutouts, Both chalked up use through the period until permanent ex- shoe tournaments, setfljall, arts and crafts, when he wants to eat, which is about every leave him alone again for such a long period, the first shutouts of the year for Weir teams, panded facilities can be constructed are: table tennis and other playground activities School pay talks Robbie is taken out onto the lawn by the and both had made meir first appearances on "1) Extensive use of protahle classrooms; under the supervision of Dob Beaumont, as- children, but always comes back, TheZimmer- , tae mound die previous week as relief pit- 2) Dividing some of the existing large class- sisted by Miss Ann Settle. Quiet games — such MTA chief sends manns hope to teach him to fly and feel chers. , roomj into smaller units more commensurate as checkers, chess, card games and story now at standstill independent enough so that he can answer Mark plays for die Indians in me Senior with the sizes of someofouradvancedclasges; telling— also will be offered. the call of his species. League, managed by Glen Schoemer, Man is 3) Restructuring the education*! programs so Contract negotiations between me Moun- a letter of rejection with the Chiefs in die Major League, man- as to eliminate or consolidate those courses tainside Teachers* Association and the Moun- aged by Dick Smim, The boys are both in their in which we experience small class sizes' tainside Board of Education came to a stand- The Mountainside Teachers Association last rookie years in their respective leagues. "4) Some form of staggered or double still after the association recently rejected week formally notified die local Board of Edu- Summer hours listed Their sister, Nancy, 12, is a relief pitcher sessions in one or more of the four Regional die salary scale approved by the board at cation of its rejection of the board's latest for me Doves of the Girls' Softball League, High Schools, and S) A year-round school its last public meeting on June 9. However, salary guide, Jeanette Sektberg, MTA presi- by Mountainside YES managed by Mrs. Bobby Bloom, Nancy played year designed so that a quarter of the student Dr. Levin Hannlgan, superintendent of schools, danti wrote in a letter to Grant Lennox, board that same night, but saw no mound action. (Continued en page 5) saJd-that.alLteaehers Who do not have tenure president! have returned their contracts. "On .Mondayr^June^lSr the Mouhtainjide Mountainside "Youth Employment Service Those teachers who have tenure have not Teachers Association voted unanimously to this week announced its summer hours. Volun- • yet returned their contracts, but Hannlgan reject the unilaterally adopted salary guide teers will staff the office Tuesday, Wednes- said that none of them has given notice of gtven to them by the board with their contracts, day and Thursday from 9:30 to 11 a.m. quitting. He said they have until July 1 to "The association also voted to accept no This schedule wUl continue mrough Sept. 3i give notice if they want to get releases to contract unless It was negotiated and agreed The YES phone will be answered at aU other work in omer school systems, to by both parties across the table. The time I by its telephone valet. Haimigan added that negotiations most like- negotiating team of the Teachers Association YES reminded local businesses that college ly will be held over until September, He con- stands ready to continue negotiations towards students are now available for parttlme or cluded by saying that he does not expect any- tills end at any time that is mutually convenient fulltime summer employment. The YES phone one to resign, to both parties," number is 233-480P, Vikings clinch Major League crown; Cubs win N.I. title,aided by triple play Irt the Mountainside Little League Major Thursday the ' Orioles and Indians were Orioles, 10-2, The Orioles Were led by pitcher League, Matt Lawrie pitched a shutout as the rained out. Mike Freer and strong hitting by Lou Manein- Chiefs blasted the Pioneers, 16-0. Mike Gag- Saturday morning's game between first and elU and Jeff Shomo. Mane had four hits and joe Knodel, Nick second place teams, Orioleg and Yanks, was The previous week, the Braves beat the Badlda and David Hoffmai; each had three probably the most exciting One of the season Dodgers, 10-5, in the National League. The hits. Randy wissel of the. Pitneeri played a wlm the Orioles beating the Yanks, 9-8. In Giants beat the Pirates, 20-15, Wednesday VICTORIA L. RQDOERS fine defensive game in left field. the top of the last inning the Orioles led, 7-3. the Cubs beat the Cardinals, 10-9. TTiursday The Vikings clinched first place in the The Yanks made a terrific eombaek to pull tile Pirates lost to the Braves, 13-12. Friday Major • League by defeating the Blue Stars, one run ahead. In the bottom of the last the Cardinais beat die Dodgers, 13-11. Sat- Nurse scholarship 8-6, in a tight, well-played game. inning, the Orioles* Mike Freer tripled widi urday the Cubs beat me Giants, 18-13. The Mountaineers had two rainouts this week two on to- win the game, Yank's Rusty Heit- With a good team effort, the Vikings downed with the Chiefs and Mustangs, man performed beautifully, hitting and field- the Pioneers, 10-3. Bob Gillard and Bob for Miss Rodgers The Mustangs nosed out the Vikings, 4-3, ing exceptionally well. McGuriy pitched well for file Vikings, Tom Andy Nash and Bryant Burke hit triples. In the afternoon the Tigers beat the ReJ Styler of the Pioneers had a triple and two Victoria Lorraine Rodgers, daughter of The Pioneers pounded the Blue Stars, 13-7. Sox, 7-3. The Tigers* Kurt Mohns and Ron doubles. • Mr. and Mrs, E,E, Rodgers of 9 High Point Ken RampoUa was the leading hitter with Perna shared pitching honors as well as driv- The Chiefs nosed out the Mustangs, 1-0, as dr.. Mountainside, Is the recipient of the two doubles and a single. The standings", ing in several runs. Matt Lawrie pitched a three-hit shutout. John Dorothy Sevebeek Memorial Nurse's Scholar- W L Senior League president Joe Mazur an- Greeley and Bryant Burke also pitched well ship presented annually by the Mountainside Vikings 10 4 nounced mat members of the All-Star toam for the Mustangs. Woman's Club, The award is given to an Mountaineers 7 6 will be selected this week. The first game The Mountaineers topped the Blue Stars, outstanding Gov. Livingston High School senior, Blue Stars 7 7 will be played July 20 at Kenilworth. 4-2. Bob Van Buskirk and Joe Mirto, shared chosin on the basis of scholarship, character, Pioneers 6 7 In Monday nlght'g Senior League action, the pitching honors for the Mountaineers and neea, all-around abiliry and personality, who Chiefs 6 7 the Twins beat the ieague-leading Orioles, each had two hits. Joe DjLeo tripled and has been accepted in a qualified accredited Mustangs -49 3-4, Brian Sweatt of me Twins did a fabulous 1 made an outstanding catch. Rich Weinberg nurses training institution. In tiie National League the Cubs' victory on ' job at the mound as did Orioles Len Siejk, doubled in two runs and Rich Struss of the The award was presented to Miss Rodgers Friday assured mem of firgl place in diat Orioles* Lou Rose slammed out me most Blue Stars also had a double and an RBI, by Mrs. William Ceehran, scholarship eem- League. A triple ploy was made , by Chris spectacular home run of Uie entire season. The Chiefs lost a real heart-breaker to mlttce chairman of the Mountainside Woman's Kanakis on first to Sean Loftus on second and Tuesday evening, the Indians bombed tin; the Vikings, 6-3, in a contest that went into Club, Bob Goense on third for tiie final out, . Red Sox, 9-1. extra Innings. Bob Gillard tripled and scored • Jim Fotieg held a cookout for his winning The Orioles Wednesday beat the Tigers, Ae winning run in the bottom of the .ninth Miss Rodgers has been vice-president of team after the game at tile home of Mr. and 3-2, Orioles' John Kuntz made an unassisted tho Future Nurses Club, health office assis- Inning. , Mrs. Stanton. double play from centerfield to first bale. The Mountaineers outslugged the Pioneers, tant. Candy Striper at Overlook Hospital, The all-star game will be held on Sahirday In another upset Thursday evening, Red Is-B. Bob Van Buskirk had a double and fliree a 'niember of the pep Club, Girls'Athletic at the Deerfield School Major League field. Sox heat the Twins, 19-5. Red Sox* Bill Rlffel singles. Paul Kelly had a sharp triple. For Association member and a Tri Epsllon and Monday night's game between the Tigers pitched beautifully witli.Bill Hummel hittinB me Pioneers, Harry Irwln had two doubles and Inter Club Council representative, She will and the Indians get off to a late start so game tiiree doubles, Tom Styler tripled, , attend Wesley College at Dover. Dela,, in was not completed before darkness. Saturday morning, the Yanks trounced the The Blue Stars deMated die Mustangs, 10-2. tiie fall and will receive an associate In The Yanks beat the Twins Wednesday eve- Indians, 15-2. Yanks' Tom Farrell permitted Jim Gaffney was the leading hitter wlmahome arts degree and qualify as a registered nurse ning, 9-5, with exceptionally fine pitching by but one hit, with Rusty Heitmann and Mike- run and a double. Steve Schaaf of the Blue TWIN BILLING — Brothers Matt, left, and Mark Lawrie made tlieii pitching debuts in in two yeari, and will then work toward Fred Vitollo, Fred> and Bob Budgake collected Oonnella strong at bat. atari.and Andy Nash of tile Mustangs each borough diamond leagues on the sjme night earlier this month, with remark lbly similar a bachelor of science degree. several hl(s apiece. In flie afternoon the Red Sox lost to the had a triple. - EUCCCiS. :-. ..--•,••. I . • i .' • •Thursday, June 2S» 1970 Trips sponsored Cubs, parents take Awards are presented to graduates' by Teen Counc/7 trip to watch game The Sprin^leM Teen Council is sponsoring at the Florence School day trips to the Shore which would also include Cub Scout Pack 172 of Springfield recently Sixth graders who achieved the Presidena,ii going to concerts at night. To help decide which took a bus trip with their parents to Shea , Awards word presented at a recent spuclal Stefoliy, Tim I'lmplnelli, Howard Forman, Bill assembly at the Florence Cnudincer School, Pnlazzi, Richard Slerchio, Robert Kaplan and Award for high performance In tlie physlfcnl concerts would have the moat response, they Stadium to watch the Mets play. flmess tests were: Linda Murnane, Crti', arc asking Interested people to call Linda They held a picnic and Olympics at Bryant Springfield for 224 graduates. The fine arts Joe Pepe, MgritowaiiliiwonttoHlvaCordinale, awards, perpetuated by the Edward V, Walton Donna Davis, Barbara ManoH, Jeryl Pine, Prusslng, Eric Gelst and John Space, Mc>rit Strauis Bt 37^5466 of 379.9113 or Jamie Park SaturdJy for themselves and their awards wont to Donnel liayos dM^D Gacos at 376-BS3 with their concert prtfer*- families. Activities Included races, relays and family in memory of the man for whom the Cale Sieasel, Cindy ZorreUl, Gavin Widom, ences. a baseball throw competition. There also Walton School wn» named, were given to Eric Jeff Colandroa, Larry Fridlds and Micliael The concerts being considered are; Moun- was a left-handed Softball game for adults. Alvln Llndenfelser and Alan Sanfgrd Gelst Levine, Standard awards were given to Cathy tain, Saturday, July 18; joe Cocker, Wednes- The scouts received awards that they earned (or excellence in die areas pf art and music. Alaeco, Ann Marie Barono, Julio Uftrrui, Jill, day, Aug. 5; Temptatloni, Saturday, Aug. 8; during the year at the picnic. New committees Other presentations Included thd American Uornstuin,- Mary Ann Braun, Pattl Browne, Santana, Saturday, Aug. 13; Jefferson Air- were chosen and dens for the coming year Legion medals awarded by Edward Baumer, Mardl Cooper, Marie DlPalma, Lori Donald- plane, Saturday, Aug. 22, were established, Continental Post 228, American Legion, to son, Debbie [•'itzaeraid, Robin Gold, Pegp' TTw concerts will bo at Convention Hall, Philip Baslel and Carol Stephany, The Amor- Graesslo, Jan Grayson, Colleen llalpln, Heidi Asbury Park, The approximate price for the icon Legion Auxiliary awards wore presented Klulnman, "Janlcu KriOjimaii, Sharon Laffer, FRIDAY DEADLINE to Joseph Pepo and Barry Baldwin, Giles Lee, Robin Mclamod, Karen Mende, entire day (transportation and admission to the All Items other than spot news should ho concert) Is $8. The deadline for calling the Certificates of merit in German went to Janice Mikullcz, Madeline Montoiano, Susan members Is July 4. in our office by noon on Friday, Eric Lindenfelser, Nayna Sheth and Susan Murphy, Merle Nieman, Annette Nowinikl, Springer, The French certificates of merit Cathy Poulos, Betty Price, Rani Rotwein, tin Public Notice were presented to Debbie Porlmuttcr, Philip gehochter, Robin Schulman, Mario Scoppet- Baseil, Jeffrey Steinberg, Hal Onenstqln, Re- tuolo, Liz Slmpion, Kathy Splelhols, Beverly bin Gold, Joel Goldberg, Jill Bernstein, Susan Stewart, Margaret Vooriiees, PrlncessWoaUi- "Serving a Community' ORDBIANCK BOTTLED "AN Ubes, Ina Sehecter, Jonathan Chayat, Alan ers, Lorraine Welnbuch, Debbie Weisi, Adelo ORDINANCE LIMTBIG AND Wilburn, Ruby Wilburn, Call Williams, Cindy amTiucTDJa TO SPEciriSD Oelst, joy Hlrich, Heidi Kleinman, Janice DETlUCTl AND HEOULATBJQ Krlogman, Robin Melamed, Judith Seapll, Zali, Jon Zurkoff, Alan Weinman, Charles of Friends" THmEBi BUILDMCS AND Moore, Richard Feldman, Walter Philllppl. STRUCTUBES ACCOHDDIQ TC Steven Dysart, jane Gottlieb, Kathl Splolholz, TKHR'CONSTRUCTION AND Victoria Fabiano, Edmund Btttes, Wade Cqop- Harold Ogden, Hal Octbnstein, Alan Celst. Till NATUM AND EXTQIT DQUOLAS RAU Alan Spielholz, Allan FJlrles, Jay Hlbbs, Hal Or THEm USE AND THE NA- erman, Cathy Poulos, Gayie Presslaff, jane ftJRE AND EXTENT OF THE Relchman, Randi Rotwein, Susan Welsbrot, Wasserman, Raymond Jones and Robert Key- USE Or LAND m THE TOWN- SKIP OF SF'RDfOriELODlTHE Elyse Dector, Ellen Kampf, Alysa Dortort, worth, COUNTY Or UNION AND Doug Rau named Amy Kaplan and Barbara Manoff, Spanlih Sfin£*f(ie£d STATE Of NEW jERSE¥, AND New records set this year were; Gavin FROVBDiQ FOB THE AD. certificates were earned by Howard Forman, Widom, tied 600 yard run in one minute and KBiBTHATION AND EN- jan Grayson, Caren Klurstein, Robert Lee, rORCiMDJT OF THE PRO. to Naval Academy 30 seconds, 1/4-mile run In 60 seconds, 3/4- 242 MOUNTAIN AVENUE VSOMS THEREIN CON- Michael Levine, Alan Upton, Janice Mlkolicz, milo run In three minutes and 48 seconds, TADiED AND FBONa Pffl- ALTlLi: rOR VIOLATION Douglai Harris Rau of Mountalnildahai won Elyse Rothenberg, Gale Slessel, Carol Ste- one-mile run in five minutes and 2S seconds; THEREOF11 ADOPTED SEP- an appolntmsit to the U, S. Nival Aeademy fany, Hal Wasserman, Cindy Zahn, Susan SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07081 TESffiER 31, 186S, Joe Pope, shuttle run In 8,5 seconds, high Jump BE IT 0RDAW1D by the Township Annapolis, Tlie rscommendaaon Was made by Hager, Debra Kusldn, John Morris and Janice Of five feet and one Inch" Tim Pimplnelli, Ceramistes ei tiis TBWBSWP ef Spring* Rep, Florence Dwyir after hi placed fifth Smith, Phone 376-5050 fl»Id In the qouniy ej Uniori u foDewsi 50-yard dash in 6,0 seconds, and Tom Rus- out of 27 applicants on her eompettave exam- loniello, long run in two minutes and 23 Bob LUsner, R.P. "An axdimseg limiting ana fc- ination, Mrs, Dwyer sent her list to the Graduates who achieved the PresidenUal irtriotins to fpcelflcd alsfriets and Award for high performance in the physical seconds. lii therein feuildijiga wd academy which chose members of the in- Open 7 Days M afieeraing te thdj een- coming class, atness tests were; Karen Baber.DonflaHamil- Seventh graders who achieved the Presi- STATE PRES1DEOT—Mrs. Marqr-reins-pf wtin and the nature and ex- ton, Janice LaMotta, jane Reiehman, Carol "24 Hr, Emergency Preserigtlon Service" tent of thiif use and the nature dential Award for high performance in the Springfield was just Installed as p«»pl(!eJjff>f and eMeni of the use el lafid in Rau is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Rau physical flmess tests were: Eddie Keramas, the Women in Professional Phoeogr^pSy the TQWBSMP si Springfield in of 1464 WbipporwlU way. His fattier ii the the Cetffity ef Unlsn and gtats of Billy Rosen, Joey Knowles, Jess Qreenstein, Association of New Jersey, IMlfrt New Jersey, and pravidifli tor owner of Rau_Meati in Sprtngfleld, He la a Scott Meyerson, Bruce Blumenfeld and Dave the Bert Ross studio, Maple LAST CHANCE! the admlntBtratisn sad enforce- graduate of Qov, Livingston Rîonal High mest el the sreivlaiena therein eon. Garner, Merit awards went to Joe Nattello, consists of wives of professional photog^ ENTER WITH COUPON BILOWI tajned and flldnf penalties for the School, Berkeley Helghti, He hag a brother Phil Naftall, Pat Caprlo, Debra Lowy, Abbe en who work In their husbands* stujjij. ylelatipn theregf', isher eBy amend. Ward, who ig attending Wheaton College In Szanger, Cindy Seiskott and Thelma Wilson, ed aa fellswal Chlcaio, and three sisters, Mrs, Suzanne 1, KccUoiu! B-D.B-D-lO.a-CtlOand S.D.30 ihaU oe deleted there Pleper of Warren, Call, who is a Junior at GRADUATION GIFT j from in theif entirety. GoVi Livingston, and Krista who is In the 2a The Schedule el Ll<aHSHS een* Thefts reported tained therein* feeing Section 7* A seventh grade. theleot, BlUOl Be amended by de- While in high school, Rau was selected as leting theFgfrem tne wordg and from home, auto BONUS! figures "§* ghoEpisf 1Center(Ee* "Mr, Regional," the most representattve male 1 fer te Bmtisji ÊV appealing Pill In And Return Coupon To Beb LI.,nor , mder the District standuds student, by members of his cla«s, He was co- One break and enffy was Sprlngflold Pharmacy eoliimii entitled "I-4S Oenefai captaln of the varsity baseball, football and reported by Springfield police basketball teams. He served as Ueutenant- this week, A house on Woverly For A Drawing to Be Held On Sol,, June 27th S* This OrdissBfie Rliili U*e effect iiBHeiilaigly ypgn pufeUeatian govemor for Uie Union County Key Club, avenue was broken into Mon- after final passage afiesftilng to sponsored by the Klw*Ms Club, He was elected • day by slipping the lock on an WIN A FREE 6.A.F, I , L ageiBft H. WortUagtes, de hcrety to the Nation*! Honor Soclery and ranked 12th emergency door of an e«ti& ttsl the fcreg6isf erdinane# wms in his class. overhead door, A typewriter lctrtKHJce'1 £ep first nubc si a regal*? meeting el the Tewasaip Geamittee tf and stamps valued at about I tfee TewHsldp ef ggrlflMleld In the Ceongf $270 were taken, the report INSTAMTIC CAMERA j ^ Ualv ana sytfa tfN™ Jera^Tj held I on Tafisday eveÂ& Jmie 23, lgô, and said, (11.95 VoIu.S 1 ihst the gild ordiruiKe fliuli b@ sufi- Sf, James Church lists Pat Meierdierck of 33 Rose I Bitted fep coaridermMBa and final pas* LISSNER COUPON J ssge at a regular meeMng ef the sali ave,, Springfield, called po- Present Before June 27th I Te«l^[B COmmittrft to be h^ SI jQ]]f new confession times lice to report that she had 1 14, 1970, in the Springfield Municipal I iJuilclliig at 8;30 P.M., at which tiffii ani parked her car in front of I plage anyperssn er pers^s iMerested A revised seheduli for confessions and for a house on Fieldstone drive NAMi: .... I therela wffl fe ^vtn an sppertodty te Mass on holy days has been announced by I be feesjd emcenî gild er^Jnancfe 1 at *bout 8:30 p.m. on Sun- 1 Cep? is posted en the feoUetin tea^ Msp , Frandi X, Coyle, pastor of St. James j^|«| day, When she returned she I ADDRESS: I in ih# o&ee el toe Tewpsfcip Clwfc Catholic Church, Springfield, Btaaqn 1L WeftWsftBS found a stereo tape palyer TBwBsMp perK Confessions will be heard Monday airough Friday from 7:15 to 7:45 p.m. and Saturdays BOARD MEMBER — Seymour Stclnhardt, and 10 tapes missing. She from 4 to 5 p.m. Th»re will be no confessions vice-president and executive director of told police that the car was PHONlf,,,... on Sunday, holy day» and eves of holy days, Keyes, Martin & Company, Springfield, N.J., locked. Police said there was I mi m m ••• I'D •• •tai in W I has been elected for a three-year term on no sign of forced entry. m PAINTERS, ATTENTION! Sell Mass will be said on the eyes of holy days tlie Adveitising Club of New Jersey's board Ffea Forking In Roar of Stars " yourielf to 30,000 families with at 7 and on holy days at 7,8, 9 'and 10 a.m, and a low-cost Wont Ad. Coll of governors. Stcinhardt has been an officer iM.7700 new! 7 p,rtU • •. t: ? -^ * - with Keyes, Martin for more than 20 yearb.

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Senator Harrison A. chES are announced Williams (D-Nj) yesterday new food account asked for "a common effort MARSH Colonna Brothari of Nortn The Springfield Recreation Department has combined churches to make 1970 the year for Bergen hai named Keyes, announced its summer schedule for flils year. Mumbers of the First Presbyterian Church, genuine reform in the Social DENS Martin It Company, Spring- This does not include the playground program Springfield and of the Springfield Emanuel Security System." IS EXPECTING YOU or die regular aetiviHes at the swimmingfvul. Uniiod Methodist Church. Church MaU at Awarded an '•Outstanding field, to handle its advertising Starting next week a specific calendar will program. , rny Urcen, will share Sunday worship, Citizen of the Year" Award Creatively Planned AFTER DINNER appear In the Sprin^ield leader each week. nnim: this week, through the month of at the eighth annual convention The scheduled newipaper, Un Mondays there will be teen arts and according to the Rev, James De- of the New jersey Council of radio and television ad cam- crafts at the pool from 2 to 4 p.m. and twilight wort, M, Uiodist pastor, and Dr. Bruce Evans Senior Citizens, Senator Wil- • QUALITY MATERIALS AT THEIR paign will promote the food of tJn Presbyterian Church, Services this Uam§ said that "too many 1 baiketball at Ruby Field from 6i30 to 8 p.m. wet tend p jyjy , Bpecialqr firm ! two widely The basketball program will be for sixth, and durlnB 0 monm of w u Americans of middle.age or • FINE OLD WORLD MILLBURN STORE distributed produetfl! Celonna seventh and eighth grade boys and will begin bo ai tim Methodist Qiurch at 10 a.m, each younger turn off their think- CRAFTSMANSHIP imported grated Parmeian July 6. Registration will be held at the Sarah SunJiiy, iuid in August at die First Presby- ing about retirement security choose and Colonna Italian teriim Church, Morris avenue and Church when in fact they should be in Bailey Civic Center from Monday through Mall. • COMPLETE INSTALLATION ON MONDAYS style flavored bread erumbf, Friday. A band shell program, beginning In the forefront of all efforts Colonna*s former agency July, will be held from 8:30 to 1QS3Q p.m. wiU Pastor Dewart willbegln a itrles of sermons toward improvement." • CORRECT PRICING; was Gardner Advertising Co. be held at the Mclscl avenue field. this Sunday on "The Christian'a Stance in Williams, chairman of the AND THURSDAYS. the Modern World „, Celebration.1' On Sun- U.S. Senate Special Committee CHOICE OF TERMS OPEN TILL 9 RM. Un Tuesdays there will be an adult pool- day. July 12, the Very Rev. Dillard Robin- on Aj^ng, said he has intro- side erafters program from 2 to 4 p.m., be- son, dean of Trintiy Cathedral, Newark, of duced comprehensive Social • CLOSE SUPERVISION ginning July 7. There will be a tennis clinic tte Protestant Episcopal Church, will be Security legislation based on for teens and adults at the Irwin playground, guest minister. Dean Robinson is a black evidence gathered during an , AND SERVICE beginning July 7, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m, Tlie • clergyman who has made significant con- 18-month committee inquiry YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR CONCERN Civic Center will open Tuesday and will stay O-ibutions to renewal in the City of Newark, into the "Economics of FINS itWELEM U SILVCRSMiTHS SINCE IW1 open from 8 to 11 p.m. There also will be Pastur Dewart said, Aging." WE FURNISH BLUEPRINTS, PERMITS ™» Millburn, New Jersey; 265 Millburn Avenue an arts and crafts workshop for teens at the A Uiurcii nursery will be available during FIGHT Civic Center from 8 to 11 p.m., starttng EXECUTIVES rsod our Won! AND CARRY OUT •* Newark, New Jersey: 189 Market Street the service at 10 turn. Coffee and Buns wUl Ad when hiring empieycei; A COMPLETi GUARANTliD INSTALLATION be strved at II in FeUowihip HaU. Brag about ysursslf for enlv w "NEWARK OPEN WEDNESDAYS TILL 9 P.M. CANCER On Wednesdays there will be movies and Tilt German language worship service of $3,201 Coll 486.7700, doil* twilight basketball at Ruby Field from 6:30 the Methodist Church will be held at 9 a.m. 9ieS,uo American Cancer Society to 8 p.m. This also will be trip day for the playgrounds. On Thursdays, the Senior Citizens* Card HfllTiREED Club will meet from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the To Publicity Chairmen! 25 YIARS iXPIIilNCE Civic Center. There also will be an adult CLOSED HIGHWAY 10 • WHIPPANY.N.J. poolslde crafters program from 2 to 4 pirn, Would you like and the tennis clinic at the Irwln playground . en from 6i30 to 8:30 p.m. The Civic Center wiU some help In pre- WEDNESDAYS FOR A SURVEY OF YOUR HOME be open from 8 to 11 p.m. paring newspaper .porn OR releases? Write to PARK DRUGS On Fridays there will be block dances at the June 24 Thru Labor Day parking lot of Victory Engineering Corp. on this newspaper and AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE OUR Victory road from 8 to 11 p.m., beginning ask for our "Tips 225 MORRIS AVI. SPRINGf I1LD, N.J. next Friday. GELJACK JEWELERS NEW IDEA-FILLED SHOWROOM on Submitting News On Saturdays and Sundays there will be art DlvUlan; BHAUNSCHWEIOER BROS, Phone 887-1122 or 763-2000 GENERAL GREENE SHOPPING CINTIR 341 Marrii Avo.. Springfield demonstrations and dramatie shows at the Springfield • PR 6.1710 Ol §70 by Hail 4 Reed Co municipal pool. 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New Jiriay Union, New Jersey 1252 Springfield Avenue Corner Commerce Place 2013 Morris Avenue Union, New jersey Phone 9648781 New Providtnce, New Jeriey Clark, New Jeriey Member f DIG 4-Thursday, June 25, 1970 - MOUNTAINSIDE (N,J,) ECHO illegal parking Adults render vital help Senator \ draws penalties for with projects aimed at youth CASE | 5 people, one firm YMCA LEADERSHIP Club. The 22-member club invited Jeff Tor- Reports Last year, 26 volunteer adults doelded that borg, tlio Dodger cntelier, to ipoak to Uiom, Five persons and one business were con- youth made a difference to them and they h»d several topes, films and spflBkers, and iiiiMin victed of parking vehicles in prohibited areas backed their decision with a committniont of raised enough money to send two elected Since May 13, the United States Senate hai by Judge Jacob Bauer In Mountainside Munici- tjieir time, energy and skills to the West- members to an FCA conference in LancBSter, been occupied almost exclusively with dlscus- pal Court lost Wednesday, Three of the viola- field YMCA, Pa. ilon of the''Cooper^hurch" Amendment to the dons occurred In Echo Lake Park. In the Senior High Coffeehouse program, • t * Foreign Military Sales Act. Francis R, Hill of Morrijtown was fined which was an innovation thlsyesrattheYMCA, CHARLES PROUDFOOT OF 366 Short dr.. The amendment would enact Into law ttie $20 for parking in front of tlie Central Jersey Mrs, Clare Brownell, Richard Noitygnd, Mrs, Mountainside, provided the leadership and n- llmitt which the President himself Imposed Bank and Trust Co, on Mountain avenue, Betty Keane, Mrs, Rose Klnast ud Mr, and dult supervision for tlio Senior High Drop In upon our current operations in Cambodia and Jane Bender of Westfield paid $10 for park- Mrs. Tom Firantello worked with a committee Center, a now program on Tuesday nlgits. would require congressional authorization for Ing in front of Mountainside Drugs on Mountain of IS to 20 high school students who sought The center is operated by a committee of future United States military aid to Cambodia, avenue in front of a "no parking hert to to put on programs to "Bring diverse people youth, and hai had Village Haven ox-drui I am o co-sponsor of the amendment. corner" sign, ._ ..... togother," The Coffeehouse averaged between addict speakers, a Plalnfield psychologist, The "amendment does not Intend to, and it Maple Buick Inc. Of South Orange was fined 150 and 200 persons a night and put on pro- Gerry Rea=Alrth, speak on creative living, could not, shackle the President in rtie exercise $10 for parking In front of the tower on Glen grams like » "paint In, sing-a-longs, art improvlsntional Uieater for two weeks taught of his constitutional power to protect Ameriean road. creations speakers on drug abuse, "Uockcul- by'Mrs. Wanda Crawford, and a wide selec- forces or otherwise reduce hii authority as Those fined lor parking in prohibited areas ture" and scores of folk SlngerB and local tion of movies,from the Union County Film Commander-in-chief, It would, therefore. In no In Echo Lake Pork were Eugenia KendzuJak of Service. way place American tfoopi in greater donger. Pifeatawfl/r $15; Eduarto J. Barboaa of Naw- In support of the program, th* Meta C. • Essentially, the major part of adult leader- But even when critics concede this point, they _ark, $15, and Karon Kessler of Union, $15. Mergot foundation gave $780 and the Y's Men ship li In the junior high aroa with 14 ad- ask what good the amendment would do? Whyii Thre arnendm«ni would ^ve lights on, Walter Krause of Chatham had to belter coffeehouse. With the assistance of the club meetlngi, assist in programi like bowl- him in observing the limits he himself has pay $15 tor not having parking lights on after nduit leaders, in problem-solving anddeelston ing, skadng, films, speakers, all night sleep placed on our Cambodia action. Pressures are dark, Allan j, Zlata of Scotch Plains wasHned making, the group was able to function. Mrs, overs, hayrldes, basketbali tournament trips, already mounting in many quarters for us to in- RICHARD BANACH .(AMES LIEKMAN $15 for not having parking lights on his vehicle. Brownell arranged for five ehaperones a week shore trips, Campouts, educational demonstra- erease and extend our involvement in Cam- Excessive speed, an lmprop»r turn and puss, to help superviie and Mr, and Mrs, FirantellQ tions on fire, safe driving and conservation. bodia, All the arguments which involved us in ing on a curve cost $25 for John R, Cooney met with the committee each wsek to help The advisers meet to discuss programs, ob- Vieoiam will be repeated. The momentum of 3 receive degrees of Murray Hill, _ plan prograros and provide bettar w^rs of jecflvei and responilblliaes once a week. events could well make the pressures toward | Science Topia J working as a group. They Include Robert C, Thomson, whose ex- a widened warirresiBtlble unless the President Also in the senior high club program, six perience is longstanding, and whose skills are is supported In his determlnaHon by Congress il!!!!!l!ililillil!iliilllliliilll!ll!{l((lll!!(!((illlllllllllil iiililiiiiiii il at commencement Mrs, Mihas, 75j highly integrated and flexibly u»ed with Ms LEARNING PILL adults worked with groups of youths ranging and by the people. Three Mountainside stuOents were among (rom 10 to 25 In number. Another innovation Beach Bums Club, a water-«afery interest Second, • the amendment Is important as re- A POSSIBILITY group. Warren Cluff has worked with his club, Perhaps someday the chore of studying will those at Monmouth College, West Long Branch, was the formation of ttie Black Awareness assurance to millions of Americans who hjve who were awarded undergraduate degrees at held Croup, a co-ed group whose purpose Is to the Angels. Greg DeWolf succeeded in taking rightly become deeply upset by the asserted be reduced to the effort of tiktnl a pill. commencement exercises on June 6, services are an energetic group of youths and channeling Taking an initial step in that direction, re- Services were Held Saturday for Mrs, Flor- increase the awarenesi of biaele people in power ol the President to engage our country Richard H. Banach of 1127 Iris dr, received the town of WesEfleld, Several stud»nts formed their energies Into constructive club meetings, In military operations almost at will and with- searchers at the University of Wisconsin are ence H, Mihas, 75, of 319 Central aye.. Moun- Barry Everitt, Bud Cox, and assistant adviser, inveitii«tlng the mystery j>f what goes on in a bachelor of science degree in elementary tainside, who died last Wednesday in Overlook thi« club in May of 1969 and the youths out regard to the constitutional requirement of education. Ronald Jonathan Goorin of UOS asked William Bowers and Lenj Roberson Robert RouBeau organized a group around congressional concurrence. The counttyneeds the brain when we learn. They have found in- Hospital, Summit.after suffering an apparent camping interests, went on four iatnpQUta and dication* that the bruin cells underio a chemi- Foothill way was awarded an associate in arts heart attack, to be their advisers. Since last May, the evidence thatthereBtralningpoworofCongreis degree in history. James Clark Liermanof 253 club has put on three 'Afro fashion shows and educated »bout IS youths in camping md out- still Is a vitaj protection against our country's cal change durini learning and memory im- Mrs. Mihas was born in Springfield and was door skills. plantation, a change that involves the manu- Meeting House lane got a bachelor of science brought here a» an infant. She was a member on» dance, iind has also presented fta board' Involvement In war without the content of the facture of new molecules of ribonucleic add degree in buslneis administration, of the Ladles Auxiliary of the Martin Walberg of director! with 10 requests for action, Vlnce Vlneentsen and George England worked people. (UNA). Post, American Legion, The YMCA has responded by mating eight with the Roosevelt Sports Club, an athletic Finally, the amendment represents thewlll- or fertilizer hag been desljped by a class She is survived by her husband, Michael of these requests with positive support based Interest group formed at Rogsevelt through Inpiess of Congress to share with the Presi- of Stanford engineering students. The "aquatic LIQUD NITROGEN, which has a tempera- Mihas; a brother, Lewis ,E, H«ckelofL«b*non, on a desire for these young people to parti- fte support of Coach William Odenkirk, A dent th» reiponsibillq' for the consequences weed harvester" could provide a remedy for and two sisters. Miss Ellzabett Heekel of ripate actively and still be true to ftemselves. similar club, the Edison Sports Club, wu which our withdrawal from Southeast Ails, ture of minus 320 degrees F,, is being used weed-choked waterways of the Florida Ever- by food ppoeessorj to prelreeze meats and RoieUe and Mrs, Caroline Clark of Miami, There was a lot of work to be don« which formed with the support of Coach Mike Karn- right though It is, will inevitably entail. The 11 glades and similar places. The class found took adult as well as youth leadership to ac- Ish and led by two high school students, Eric fact Is that there Is no simple, happy way out of other foods and, paradoxically, help "thaw for the harvested weeds, since otherwise they the resistance of shopperl to these products. tualize their requests. Rohlman and Kevin MsOlynn. our present involvement in Southeast Asia, The would be as much of a nuisance on land as ,-, Five adults worked with a new program likelihood of continued fighting and even dittos As a result, sales of nitrogen, once an un- in the water. Harvested wattr weeds ought to Raymond Keller gets Bowers met on Tuesday nights wim the wanted waste product obtained during the club, coached the Black Pantoera basketball called the Junior High Drop In Centers Thomas in the area alter our departure !• very p*at make a good ferttUzer or a supplement for Merrill, Miss Christine Kerlla, Will Davis of and the lives of many Asians who have alijped distillation of oxygen from the aBnOSphere, cattle feed, the students found, and clearing B. A. from Lycommg team, facilitated 11 YMCA scholarships, and are zooming, say* National Cylinder Gas, did much behind &e scenes work with youA Drew Theological School, Madison, Charle* themselvei with us m»y well be forfeit despite of the waterways would open them up for CoUette and Ed White, our best efforts to provide asylum. Chicago. "The reason consumers are buying navigation, ttade and recreation, W1LL1AMSP0RT, Pa,— RaymondW,Keller, and community problems, As a result of this. more products frozen with nitrogen is that it son of Mr, and Mrs, W»l»r Keller of 235 Bowers was chosen to receive the YMCA Ser- freezes foods so fast it prevents the forma- • * • Old Tote rd,. Mountainside, N,J,, received vice to Youth Award by the youm commlaee, tion of large ice crystal that can rupture DESPITE THE RELATIVELY small amount the bachelor of arts degree from Lycomlng composed of eight board of directors of die Poodle captures * cell walls and make products mushy. Meats of water in the atmosphere at any given time College, Wllliamsport, on June 7, Dr, Harold YMCA, The award is presented to (he person and other products frozen witi) nitrogen re- (about 3,100 cubic miles), land areas rectfve H, Hutson, president of the college conferred who gives the most dedicated volunteer ser- prize in vet class tain their color, texture and taste," one ex- large amounts Of precipitation because at- degrees upon 304 seniors at Lycoming's J22nd vice to, the YMCA. Roberson, who has accept- mospheric vapor is being continually re- A poodle owned by Sue Bron- Hand Dipped & Moulded pert said, coitunencement. ed a position on the board of dlr«ctors, pre- son of 295 Bridle path. Moun- newed by evaporation, reports the U.S. G»o. The commencement addrejs was delivered sented Uie award. • » * logical Survey. On the average, a given mole- tainside, took first place in the Candles Made Here A MACHINE FOR ••HARVESTING" pesky by William E, Strasburg, associate director Henry Kurujs worked with the Rate W-Y veterans* class of an Amer- cule of water remains in me atmosphere as of tha United States Information Agency and water weeds so they can be used for feed vapor only about 8 to 10 day*. Chapter of 10-15 boys on Tuertty nights ican Kennel Club point show Supplies & Accessories the recipient of the honorary degree of doctor and helped these boys develop leadership Saturday in Arcadia Park, of letters. and gain agUevement of their go«ls. Six Tw«. thru Sol, 10-i, Union. The event was spon- Thuri, till 9, Sun, 2-S members 6t the club attended/the youtti and Bored by the Town and Country government conference, «nd ttie club raised Dog Training Club of Union, the 756.5556 Automobile Geiger serving alumni enough money to take a Shore oip together THE LOOK this summer as well as donating a large por- The dog received a perfect (of ei're/s) score of 300 points and was candle 20 Stirling Road, Watehung, N,j, as their president-elect tion to charity. swarded a prize forhavingthe YOU LIKE hits house Ed Tiron* and Pete'Leema were asked by Helmut F, Geiger of Mountainside ij serv- highest score in the show. It's time fo start thinking A car driven by judii E. two studenw, Eric RohlmBn and Mike Ctaem, ing ai president-elect of the Newark College to help diem wltii a new club, a nationally bam of o summer wardrobe Oarrity of Cranford ran_ into of Engineering iUumni Association for 1970-71, a house owned by John Blazo affiliated Fellowship of Christian AflUetes FAMLY PROTECTION When doing so, let He graduated in 1950 from NCE. A beach umbrella Is vital at the corner of Central ave- Geiger is a civil engineer arid is^president your thoughts turn to nu* and Blazo terrace Friday summed equipment, lays the our ihirf collection, of Helmut F^ Oelger, Architect 4ndEngin«ers, American Cancer Society. morning, aieordiog to Moun- Railway, Wendt is recipient tainside police. Prolonged exposure to the sun .PRINCE FERRARI She told police that she can result in skin eimcer, .PRINCE RINALPI missed die turn and went up Miss MeCafferty wins of master's degree .MANHATTAN on the grass. She applied her Alan C. Wendt of 917 Mountain ave,. Moun- br«kes but the ear kept slid- TREE TRIMMING .EXELLO _, tainside, received a master of science degree ing and hit th* corner of ffie graduate study award in industrial engineering recently from Newark .JAYSON house. Marilyn E. poCaJferty, daughter of Mr. and College of Engineering, CAR TO SELL? A car driven by Kathleen Mrs, William J,- McCafferty of 260 OW Tote A total of 817 degree candidates took part TRIE REMOVAL FULL LINE Boylan of Westfield collided rd,, Mountainside, has been selected to re- in the commencement exercises, with 637 OF CRUISEWEAR with one driven by J, R. Hum- ceive a. $5,0QQ fellowship grant for graduate receiving BS degrees, 172 master of jdence mel of Westfield Friday morn- sOJdy at George Washington Unlversi^, Wash- degrees and eight degrees of doctor of engi- ing at ttie Intersection of ington, neering science. The number of doctoral de» FULLY INSURED FOR MIN'S Mountain avenue and Rt, 22 Miss MeCaHerty was graduated from the p^ees awarded was the highest NQE has con- WEAR Ea«, police said. University of Delaware June 7, Her fellow- ferred in the six years that candjdaos have YOUR PROTECTION Both carl Mopped at die ECHO PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER ship award ii for study, in the area of special completed the program. BT, 12 WEST, SP'RINGFIELD «op sip on Mountain ave- education-learning disabillHes, for which she 379.3112 nuC and began to pull onto will'be a master's degree candidate. UNICAHD MA8TERCHARGE jMNKAMBM me highway, Boylan said he Freeman gets degree Open Dgjly 9,30 . £ Thur«, & Prl,til 9 •aw Hummel's car in front, SCHMIIDE TRIE EXPERT CO. applied the brakes, but could at Denhon University CALL CLASSIFIED not stop in time, tiie report 4 named to honor roll «dded. Berkley I, Freeman jr., son ofMr.andMrs, 686-7700 at the Pingry School Berkley 1, Freeman of 1SQ4 Fox TrtU, Moun- CALL 322-9109 tainside, was one of 400 seniors at Denison Four Mountainside residents have been University, Oranville, Ohio, who were awarded /FMUaiffotlUCK. nam«d to the honor roll at the Pingry Gehool- degrees on June 8. He received a bachelor of *B.. IT HKLBN. HALE - W _4,jH4U«idordltChalBc ^ -*rts-degree-in-Engilsh,- Headmaster. Besides his degree. Freeman received his Tender pie crust helps make They are Conrad Prusak of 1S3S Skytop commission as a second lieutenant in theU.S, the pie. Stick with lard for dr, and Charles Chavkin of 1492 Deer path Air Force Reserve. H* ig a member, of the flaky, tender crust. You can sixth form- Michael Metz of 1309 Summit Arnold Air Society, , change the looks of the crust. lane, fifth form', and Mark Keating of 1169 The edges can be fluted with Ridge dr,, fourth form, , • a fork or scalloped with thumb or the tip of a spoon, YOU can also use a knife to slash the Communications major SCHMIDT • FORD crust with initials or designs. 'aUALITIf DIALINGS FOR 33 YiARS" For a hearty breakfast, graduates cum laude serve Canadian-style bacon and link sausage with hot Candida Anderson of Mountainside was grad- applesauce and grilled Eng- uated cum laude from MarjorteWebsWr junior lish muffins, Colltge, Washingtoni D,C.» on May 30, Shr For Oreensleeve sauce, majored in cotiumunieations. She is tfia daughttr of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mustang Thunderbjrd blend 1 can (10 1/2 oz.) con- Poleon densed cream of asparapis Anderson of 311 Tanager way, MJSS Anderson Galaxie soup, 1/4 to 1 teaspoon curry received the Slick Award in Radio and Tele- Faitlane Trucks powder, 1/4 to 1/3 cup milk, vision because Of her scholastic avera je and Heati stirring frequently. conirtbvition to htr department. Aute Rental* - Day-Week- Long Term Makes about 1 1/2 cups sauce to serve over lamb patties. For fresh poach pie, com- County college awards ; 277-1665 bine 3 cups peeled, sliced peaches with 1/2 cup sugar and degrees to 2 June 70 '< 290-306 Broad St. Summit 1 1/2 tablespoons lemon juice. Two Mountainside residents were among 553 Spoon into 9-inch graJiam students at Middlesex County College, Edison, cracker crust, Refrigerate, who were awarded degrees on June 10, lliliiiiKHiUHiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiniiMiillHiiiiiiitiiiiiuiiiiiiiimiiiiHi illitiiiii Serve with. whipped cream. Olga Cahili of 1067 Charges St. received a Serves 6. liberal arts degree, Lynn M, Holohan of i486 Tomato sour Cream Sauce Deer path w*s awarded a degree in nurse 1/4 cup chopped onion education, 1/8 teaspoon leaf thyme 1 tablespoon butter or Pub{(lh«ri •nth Thur.doy by margarine FUNERAL DIRECTORS Trumor Publlihlng Corp, 1 can (10 3/4 ounces) Sam Howard , condensed tomato soup Fred H, Gray, Jr. Pfes, & Osn, Mgp, 1/2 cup sour cream C, Frederick Poppy Vice PrBsldani - 1938-1967 1/4 cup water (Roaidcnt of Mountainj|dn) Orinbtol 2 teaspoons paprika Trudlna Howard, publllhkr 1/4 teaspoon salt Milton Mlnlz, FINGERTIP Dash pepper sxscullva publilhar • bullnsii managsr Cook onion and thytn* in STARTING butter until onion is tender, NEWS DEPARTMENT Bl«nd in remaining ingrtdi- Janice C, AdUr ents. Heat- stir often. Makes Abnsr Bold, Suporyltlng Edlter 2 cups sauce. Lei Malomuf, Direeiar, Lnwii-ooy I« tlir origlnul inlnufiicturrr or thn Enoy-tcj-S|nrt...guleIi-t« " •>' loot-oiliVi.' 318 I, Broad Stree) coast-to-coast call when you dial It yourself paring newspaper Seeonri Clan Po.taae paid at MOUNTAINSIDE KENILWORTH SPRINGFIELD WESTFIELD Meuntalnlid:, N.J. without the services of an operator. releases? Write to PHONI 233.0143 General Boulevard Cardinal's La Grande Motor Service Garden Center Garden Center Lawn Mower It's all to save you money. this newspaper and CRANFORD IS e*nt> per copy ask for our "Tips 1220 Route 22 604 Boulevard 272 Mi 11 town Rd. - & Carden Center Fred H» Grey, Jf», Mansger Mailed iub.crlptlsn rote IS pef year 349 South Ave. 8. on Submitting News 12 Springfield Avenyf J New Prsvldance R«ad, Mowntolnilde, N.J. I New Jersey Bell DlaiributarjD.J. MYTHLKA & ASSOClATfl, DJO,, i 10 Pirli AVB,, Beoteh MIIIM, N.J, (Ml) t24-«00 Releases." PHONi 276-0092 Phon.i 686-7700 Regional uilllttilttlilitiiiiiiif iitiiiiiiiitiiiiiifiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiriiiifiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiitiif •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiriitfiiiiitjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii(i M,, ru. FOREVER! th'^h the alloted amount Of sick days. Her not been used. If the money Is not expended a hot dinner and a cold sup— sponsible person In n > :i ,u, request was tabled in February pending a it will be used for expenses in later years, per, five days each week to ly, final verdict on her physical condition, the client's home. There is Mobile Meals if, , i,,,n_ Lewis Fredericks, secretary for the board, 'fih'e was not absent from Feb. 1 until the also a breakfast package profit community sti VI,,__ i ,,r end of the year, according to Dr, Warren M. read two letters requesting submission of a available If that is desired. information, reader., m.iy Davis, superintendent of the Regional High Regional High School expansion referendum The meals are delivered about phone 233-6146 or wi in 170 Schools, He recommended that Mrs, Wellman after one was defeated May 12, One was from noon by interested volunteers Elm it., Westfleld, bfl','jjald the difference for the 14 extra days. the executive board of the Berkeley Heights in reheaiable and disposable The Issue came to a debate as several board chapter of the American Association of Unl. containers. mh^ibors questioned whether compensation for versity Women. The other was from the Spring- extra accumulated sick days be made a policy field League of Women Voters, The menu is changed dally or'not. The recommendation was approved The letter from Berkeley Heights urged and the food is of prime quality despite dissenting votes by John Cullen, "a new vote on the high school expansion and nutritionally balanced. Charles Scheuermann and Dr, Fred Hagedom, wltii all due haste," It stated that the situa- There Is a charge of $17.50 "Tie issue came to a head after a similar tion is urgent and that an alternate referendum a week lor two meals each request by John DiLollo was denied and that should be promptly drawn up and presented of iMrs, Veronica Janoff was approved, Di- to the voters. Lollo had accumulated one extra day while The letter from Springfield said that the Cash, tape taken ill In Europe after Christmas vacation,Cullen, League again urges that the principle of Scheuermann, Hagedorn, Edwin Little and ' 'equal student distribution be applied in any in two break-ins KJtttiUel Dios, president of the board, defeated future referendum for expansion." the request, Dr, Martin Siegel, chairman of the teacher- Two break and enn"y cases "Dies said that If DiLollo couldalfordtogo to student-parent committee on changes in report were reported this week by Europe, he did not need the extra money, Be~ cards, Said that the group has met to dis- Mountainside police. Four BULLSIYII sides that he had not accumulated the sick cuss reactions to the change in marking vending machines at Echo leave' on consecutive days, periods. A nine-week marking period was Lanes were smashed open and Ts reach the psfien yeu Mrs. JanoM used all of her accumulated adopted experimentally by the board last year money of undetermined value wan?r uis an inexpeniivs was taken. The report said the arid''current sick leave plus two days. Her for a one-year trial period. The board voted want sd in this newipapgr. request was granted despite dissenting votes Tuesday to extend Aii period for another rear door was forced open- It's is simple * * * f Cullen, Little, Hagedom and Scheuer- year, Tapes and tape cartridges Siegel said that one year was not enough valued at several ihousand •jjpliowing the passage of Mrs, Janoff*s Htne to get used to the new system. Previous- dollars were taken from the DIAL request, Dr, Benjamin josephson said that ly report cards were given out every- six Server Corp, on Rt, 22, police board voHng showed an Inconsistancy, Hage- weeks. He said that a questionnaire had been Said, Entty was made by climbing onto the roof and 686-7700 daS said that compensaUon for extra sick sent out to parents with the last report cart A.k for Cioiiiiied leave depends on extenuating circumstances and to teachers and selected students asking going through an air duct, Ae report said, SjKh "onsor mo d*vs are not extenuat- their opinions on the change.

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I TAKE NOTIBF THAT BQ/tt, BEVQt- OITV OF LDIDEN NOTICE NOTICB TO CONTBACTOM BonoUOK OF BO8ELI.E iABE COMPANY, WC. t/a MODEHM SEALED BIDS »-ul be reeeivM by the Vmm COUNTY, N, 1. j BBSI £ BQDA imTKBVTOim, a Hew Bond ol Education of the City at Linden, NOTICE m HQ11BV OWEN that the i Jersey unsflUsn, has applied Is the County of Union, stats of New Jersey, on following pnpos^ ordmabge was in&#. -- jOifeelor ef the Diyisiea of Alcoholic Weinesday, Jnly 1, 1S70, In tte offlee of ducol and passed en first reading at a i Beverage Control for & State Beverage the Secretary, ¥33 SnAAlt Street. life rCEiilar Meeting of the Board of Health of iDifttibutor Uciou for the premises deli, Nnr Jarsef, at 2:00 P.M., DiyUaM ttie Borssî of Eoieile, in the soon^ of 'j situated at 2131 Route 22, Urion, New SaylnK lime, at »Mch time UiofoUowlng tJBton, New jersey, hew oa the nth dw 1 Jersey and ts maintain ft warehouse si bids *(U be opeaed: of Jane and that said ordinance tMU be UMl B«te 2!, Union, Heir Jersey, ana A» COIJDrjTOIHp Mken up for final passage at a cpeelal I to maintain a. nltowii at 1311 ittmto MeMnc of said Board of Health to be ill. Union, New Jersey, held at its meeting ream in the BWreogh 1 officer". Directors and Stockholder!; HaU Annex, twaelle. Her Jersey on the i holding mere than ten percent etsck e£ CArETEBlA STAPLE COMMODnM 2Mb day of June at B:« P.M., prevailing iiiiil ..the said corporation ue u teUawi; ttoi, or as seen taereafMr aj mid mat- |. DAVID B&r-KCY, DUPUCATDJO SUPSLia ter can be reached, at which time and tUrBh T OABBAOI A REFUSE DfflPOaAI, iaee aU nersonji t/te auybe Interested U HOME SCONOSnra SUPPLja lerein WUl N 0ven an oppoftod^ to be •RIPABI O» rtAm tREAM heard concerning the sane, DOHOTHJfiANCY, SPMnrJCATIOW an* fce obtained, 31 QMddiniE m upon appllEnUoii^ at file PurchaahiE Dei AN QRpplANoEBieilEASWO CMwea, «,J,, - ^-jem,. Boari oi Ednoatton, im w. FEH TO THE BOABDQF Vlce-IT-eoidcril, Director i, wui êet. Ulden, New Jersey, HEALTH FORPLOTfflWO BtoekhoWar ALL TODBM 0 eonforB »ith the nJSTALLATIOm requirement^! ofthespgeMeUMaashere- BE rr oaDAWED BY THEBOABO OF •—'—e referred tolnconncctlon^-ltliUii! HEALTH OF THE BOROUQH OF 31 Ol«i5lnf Hi, eolon of eerttUad checkorbl.lbond RQSELLES SewTrtas,, Dlr«tor u — their bid. The Board of îsgMon SecHon I, That Beetlon 12-11 of the CHRYSLER ld tpeeMoaUy reserres to itself fun power. Revised ordinaaees of the Boi«u(h of I OWMBBBS, U anji uSafld be made In its .HjKretion, to reject any and aU Sogelle is hereby amended to read as CORPORATION jHiMaedUttly In writtiig to die MrMtor toUows: • ! QBII artitan ei AfcehoUo Befenif. , 11-11. FBES. 'Centiol, 1100 luyawnd Hvd,, NewarK, the right to reject any andaUbUsaf any (»1 Ap«inUtfMOf|l,0Bslun fart oi say ttd, waive any lnlonnaMtleo,- be Qharged fsr lnsbliiag a sot "Nr- '---"• - and award contracts either In part or as stove to heat l»t water ani » a whole as to toe discretion ofthe Board permit shaU be obtained and an t/l Modotn Beer b Soda of FJucatlon may t» deemed for its best inspeett^n shall be made by thg . 2321 Houte 11 pfaiTnMng iaspeetef. Union, N.J. Intarest AIR CONDITIONERS *m ACCORDMMSE WITH chapter (&) When the plan oi pny .Union Leader, jane 11, 25,1970. IQSj Laws of liGlj plumblnr and drainue systen . (fee; tli,?8) 1, A bidder on pyhllc w»k for a Gffledfii tlieoflioirfthe Board Uoard o( FjJucallOn on Ind after Sf HSSltb* * fnln{ff|afn £gg Qf . NOTICI .Ianu>ry 1, 1603, mart Srit have S10.00 ohaii be chargrf to Uc- • TAKE HOTICE that theDtekensReo. been IniiiUaed by the State Board fray the ei^gnses of approving • tauftlit aA Pnb hie applied to th, of mucatlon, il reaulrea, and fiUse plans and guperln- YOUR WISEST i Tou-nslilp Committee oj m« Townnhln 2, The bidder must submit with his tendlnK the testing of ths Writ on all piumtilne systeau Ulat 1> of vrisn, la ttie coim^ oi ynjon, tor J bid a Mturiied affidavit setUnl Beaary Betiil Conmanptlon Lkenae (arts the type ol mrk and Uis have one ts ffre owlets tor < for premlBjo gltoate at 560 Nortti imouiit MTOk for whieh he has Ojdsres, and sae floor drain. ; Avenue, Unlon^ Mew Jeraey, been quilllied, that tlierehubeen For each additional outlet for 1 Objjotton., 11 .^ rtoda ># made So material adverse change lnhls tlihirs of noof drain a charge mediately In writing to isixf M, ' qualiiloaUon Information,thetotal of f 1,M ShaU be made, SUMMER-COMFORT INVESTMENT amount si qaeQffi|deted vsrk in (e) Tm every inspeetioPs .___n(, rHBerier P»rk, Union, New contracts at Uie time ahd tho date nude by the BlomblAginspector of elusiaeiMoii, (Forays for ttis by reagen ef neglect of thg I 'Tjfi'BIOKnra HESTAUhANTS PUB purpose arg svauable from tile njaster mlymber, an additional IM Nofyi Avenue tilrcctor sf School BulldinE Ser- fee of $10,00 shaU be eharied Unien, Ne^ Jersey vices, Department of Jduiation, by the BlumWng inspector ana HHIBEBT B, MotLBI Trenftn 23, Ne» Jersey,) paid by master piaffibgri ana ITesldent and Ssaretuy 3, AU Wddera are referred to Chip, In me event of the tidluri! of thn •Ho Andevej. Hoad ter 150, Laws of 1SS3. known as ataster plumber fcs siaKe pay* " ' New J«r« the Kew Jersey PrevaUlM waie ment, the phunbing Inspector Chrysler has what it fakes to keep you cool when the Act and all proposals must con. shall refuse ^ make inspections Vloe-Prsadent and neasurer , forffi therewith, for said master plumber until temperature soars. 5999 to 33,999 BTU models to cool IIS BBBBltt Road Nffig LOTTIE A, RMENl AND, the charges are paid, a room fast, keep it that way no matter how hot It gets , EUzabeth, New Jernev Secretary, id) A tee of (11,09 shall be GOOD COOLING 1, Union Leader ' Board ofEducatlnn, paid for the pf JvUege of maidng outside, A size, a model, a BTU rating to satisfy the 11 (Teei'tl2,S0) Cl^f of linden, any sewer cennectien frem any cminty of union, house or bunding line & aay cooling requirements of every consumer. State ol (Jew Jersey, main or lateral sewer, a i'- PUBLIC NOTICE Unden Lesder, Jime 25, IM0, (e) Where an ejdgHng system ; Board and Clt; Council of the Is altered for new fliturcn, ana o Linden, N.J. has approved the where waste or ?ent line is a smtneyaMMskim _ changed, a fee of ilo,Qp shall atton #125, SHtBirWB SALE be eharnd for the first flidure, *- i Meat SrodiiBti Co, BUPEIUOH COUHT OF NEW JEBSEY plus additional fee of $2,00 per a 113 N. Wood Ave. * 11 W.Priae gt. OKANCBRY DWB10N .Hxtoffe thereafter, A fee of UNION COUNTS $10,00 •am be charged for a Performance Is only half the story with Chrysler. Good o BOARD CO,, i pMHwrshi permit to install or relay homo looks are Important, too! Chrysler air conditioners are a i: Ainorlco Tamnto nooKmtrm oewer, er Item Borough sewer 8 js, ctiaiunaii __ HEOAL ' to buiidisg* designed to blend with your decor, enhance the appear- OLEO WttLIAiSt, JB.. and YOLANDA (f) FOT the lnutallation of airy GOOD LOOKING 11 Llniin L.iide - Iune23,197O(rees;»2.'I0) I r WILWAMS, Ms wtfe, raiB ALLEN Kan-fired heating unit for ance of any room, From the classic simplicity of our I', *************+******* AQENO¥,.Wp,, , eoraratlBn of New ioffiesttc or commercial pur« ii ^QNAL STATE BANK, poses with a 40,000 B,T.O. or •Custom', to the handsomely wood-pained 'Imperial', 9 . Ja a National BanMnf Better input, a fee of$4.00 shall j' YOUR WANT AD As u»», end ffQjalAL DIVEST. be charged for a permit ana Chry$ler air conditioners look as good as they work. a COtoonATlON, a torporatton inspeetisn. ft ' IS EASY TO PLACE of New Jersw, DefendiBtj. (E) For ihDlnHtallliiE, mpblC- OWL ACTION Ing or connecting of any gas . ;. JUST PHONE WBTP Of1 EfflOOTIOlJ - appliance to new or esstlng FOB SALE OF . lines, 81 tor the inMalilng, re« placing 50!; conneetliie of any 686-7700 ^ UQwmmm PRSMBES Chrysler is your best buy. From multi-speed fans to the By virtu of the ah«e.rtated writ able water heater ofthe sffngs : Ask f@r jAd Taksf* ond ' el exeotion jo me dlreeted I ntinll of tanideii type using fuel ou, comfort-level thermostats, Chrysler has more features. ejBjose for sale By pBhUo veadue, in kerosene, ss or electficify. a •hs will help you with a room H-B, In the Court Hense, In the -fee of $1,00 shallbgehargeaur Add to this ipeelal insuUation and oushlon mounting of Resull-OeHer Wnnl Ad. dty of riunneai, N, j,, on *edaes. a peislt. Any of these items GOOD VALUE day, the 1st day al July A, a, l»70, Slat are the sum total of, or any the components for silent operation, and you'll see why at tm o'clock In Uin afternoon of said part of, any plan or speclflca- day, tlon as lilod win the pluaibiat Chrysler Is rated No. 1, nationwide, rated a best buy by ALL the Mtowmi ttwt or paroel inspector of the DoarJ arc ex- of land and prcmloon In the Boroueli empt from this paymeat. Ai^ thousands of consumers and by Best Brand Dealers, too! of ftioelle. County ol Union, and Btale insWlaUon is sSgect to in! of Mew Jersey? opectton and approval ty the Lots 400 and 401, Block 13, map inspectsr. entitled "Realty Tnsl M»p Be. 11 Section 2. This ordinance shall take Prices of tot lots In tgs Bortiueli el luseUe, effect upon Bnal passage and fuhltcation 88 union Oemty, N, J., BBVeyed May, thereof in the mumer provided by law, itoa, w SW I, WinuaM-i'iiied 8 PASSED! MM ft, 1Mb. Start CHUBB the Office of the Clerk of Union APPBOVEDi_ At Canty EUcabsm, Nsw Jersey, on DONALD RSADLINOHI, Jnnsl,;l!0J, u Man No, Jlq, 129 President, .Select'The Right School Being laxwn ml deslpmted as 1036 ATTEBTi • For a ProfaMiona! ctaaflBr AveBue, RoiBlle7 New Jer. day Llpori, Thwe is *i» afproilmatBly (2,144.^! Secretary Computar Career, With interest Iron jSyl/ I«0 and TheSpeetatof, JtmeM, mo, (r«ei$ S5.41l.rn srtth Interest Irom April 2B, Roselle Park SPRINGFIELD IMo and costs, ' CRANFORD ELIZABETH HILLSIDE LINDEN CHUBB SCHOOL The Bhn-lfl reserves the rlrht to ad. ALTON TOBIA'S K a. R PHOENIX J jotan ttas sale, . FRIDAY DEADUNI- CRANPORD LINDEN DATA PHOCESSIHQ ÂLPK OBffleELLO, Oierlff All Items other than spot news APPLIANCES APPLIANCE APPLIANCE APPLIANCE « Muutlon BMilon • Chubb t San Int. RADIO RADIO id Avt \ Locuii Si, should be in our office by x BASTHAN IT ills ELIZA1ITH AVE. J54.051S 1JH LIBERTY AVE 121.7711 E, ELIZABETH AVI, 20Q MORRIS AVE. 376-63«o' 51 J.F,K. n*y.. Sfiort Hltls, N. J, 07071 The Ipeetator, Jlrie 4, 11, U, 21, 1170 Hl'KIII Ph°M 17i.7OM «I794M0 noon on Friday. g. SS9.9S SPECIAL stability of New jersey," Is the first national president from New jer- The commissioner added sey. &t I'vingfen Center. 4 deer* Abs¥e Csitls OTHER LOCATIONS; ThB.jir«. Parking Plentiful, that a concomitant goal of the Dr. Peplau has been executive director of OPIN MON., WED., Frli. »•» NEWARK- 7 SPRINGFI ELD AVE., 622-8192 task force is to provide New the American Nurses' Association while on TUIS., TMURS., SAT. »•* RATES jersey students with the moti- leave from Rutgers University College of UNION: 2450 U.S. HW'Y 2? 964-0222 H!7 CLINTON AVI. ,..,,., (Summer of 1970) vation and training necessary Nursing, Newark* where she ii professor and iHviNOTQN J/J-aaas OUR TRAINED STAFF to enable them to take ad- director of the graduate program in psychia- EATONTQWN: 15 STATE HVf Y 36, 542-9409 vantage of and prepare for tric nursing. WILL INSTALL THIS vocational opportunities available within the aviation Industry at a timely stage of NEW CONCEPT OF their educational development. AIR CONDITIONING IN Membership in the task force includes representa- YOUR HOME AT A VERY tives from the state Depart- The "Helpin'est . . . Welcomes!" Mat In Town- ments of Education and Trans- REASONABLE PRICEIII portation, Federal Aviation Administration, Aviation Oe- velopment Council, Port of New York Authority, Eagleton Institute of Politics of Rutgers CON ANT FUEL SERVICE, INC, .University, Aviation Advisory Council of N, J,, Civil Air For Folks Who Want it T. SAVE Patrol, aircraft manufacturing companies, McCuire Air CALL 965-1471 or 965-1808 Force Base, Lakehurst Naval • FOR FRil iSTIMATI Air Station, New jersey Edu- cational AssoclaHpn and other HILLSIDE, N.J, 07205 associations. Parentt! Your Car Problem l« Solved! Tax relief 'ft- SUMMER VACATION SPECIAL! INSTANT RENT-A-CAR for junior Students lucky enough to WHY be left without a car while find summer jobs thin year JA are in for another piece of your son or daughter use yours? pliisant news: If they earn SUMMiR VACATION is of hand! less than 11,700 they won't be liable for federal income taxes, may not have any tax DON'T MISS THESE SPECIAL RATES! withheld and won't even have to file a return, John M, Delaney, president of the New Jersey State Soci- ety of CPAs, points out that the Tax Reform Act of 1969 exempts the tijtm $1,700 of Individual ineqme. Filing of IRS form W-4E, staling "'that the wage earner does not expect to incur any tax liabiliry this year and did not incur any last year, Delaney said, elim- OR- inates withholding. Travel all you want (no mileage charge). There Is no danger that the PASSBOOK SAVINGS ACCOUNTS EARN From $69.00 per week. Reservations now working student will cause his being taken .Call TODAY! father to lose him as an In- come tax exemption or push 1 RESERVE NOWI and get our LOW, LOW Dad into a higher tax bracket, Ytgr money isn't "fied-up" for 6 • Save by the 10th of the month and earn divi- 1 month • 3 month • 6 month Summer Rates Delaney said. "Unless a child iniinths or more dendi from the 1st. Is 19 or older and is no longer ASK ABOUT OUR WEEKEND RATBS a student he continues to be i Yug don'tneed a large minimym deposit • Dividends are compounded and paid 4 times fin exempHon so long as the ( L)r»pegit gny gmoynt gf any tline and a year, parent is his major means withdraw any amount at any time! of support.11 Nor will Dad's • All certificates and accounts insured to INSTANT RENT-A-CAR tax rate be affected, according $20,000 and you can save by mail, tool Delivery *nd plek-Up available to Delaney, Inasmuch as Jun- ior's Income has no bearing 74 Millburn Ave.,Millburn on Dad's. 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AT THE COLLEGE BRIDGE N. OF DAHFORTH AVE. SPRINGFIEID AVE. id, Morris Ave, & Vaus Hall Rd, OPIN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M.-SUWDAY 10 A.M. TO 6 A DlViStOni OF DAYLIN INC. I WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES. G Orange 676-6070 •• • Two of the more famous -Thursday, Juno 25, 1970 inhabitinti of the 100 will'be Army unit Zoo \o open Kaptain Kangaroo's Kangaroo iiiiiimiiiiMHiiimiiiiiiimimyiimmiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiMiiiiiii and the Dreyfuis Lion, , ,, The MO will operate daily, announces at ski area except Mondays, from 11 a.m. By Great Gorge Ski Area, Mc- to 8 p.m. with Sunday openings AMY Afee, announced mis week at noon. ADAMS openings plani to open a zoological park at the area on Friday, The Headquarters of the June 26. The zoo will be the (fall dm 77th U.S. ArmyRoserveCom- TABLE PADS summer home of^ more than liiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1111111111111111111111111111111111111^111111111 mand at Fort Totten, Flush- 200 animals from BobDletch's ONE-DAY SERVICE Women hate pgekethooks ",. HANDBAGS FOR MEN it certainly does give my ing, N.Y., announced mil week Children's Zoo in Fairlawn, JA4t mid purses, but what is there that there are openingi for r, ARE IN! spirits a lift to wi-nr my Animals in fte zoo wlU in- HWTPMOF Mi! tov me 7 enlistment Into the 99th Signal IB'f "pear Amy: new elotlioSj " Uulgins clude zebra, aoudah, ocelot, WMIRFRQBF I Q u» fay I am a man who for a My only gripe is what to Dear Bulging: Battalion of fteU,S . Army lions, tigers, elephant I, Reserve at Fort Hancock, Red i: Jong time followed the basic do about pockets. Today's! Handbags— haven't you camels, penguins and seven *drab dressing habits of my trousers nre so trim fit that heardl They are slim, trim, Bank, for individuals with or different types of monkeys. f^Sex, I'm very glad now to It loaves no rouni In pockets resemble camera cafes and without prior miliiary ser- AC1 TAILI PAD CO, vice. The loo will have a petting «jee that the men's clothing for the ntjct'ssary parapher- the moat practical idea since area where children can coma '-manufacturers have decided nalia tilnl a mini must carry zippers, that's hit the men's Usually, long waiting lilts •Kto enliven our plumage by with him. . .especially if he is fashion world in a century, are the rule, with some men in contact with lambs, goati 642-6500 ! gijjitrqducing many styles Mid n pipe smoker,..unless he (My man's a pipe smoker, waiting for several years on and llamas, ^beautiful colorations. I have wants to hove unsightly bul- too.) the lists to join up, The un- ^'bought myself a new ward- ges protruding from another, * • t usual situation in the 99th ,X,robe and believe me, Amy, svise trim line. Bear Amy: is primarily the result of the My husband by profession recent call-up of many New is a buyer for a large re- York Army Reserve units tall chain. 1 have alwayi con- during the postal emergency. sidered him a dynamic man This call-up included all Singers but never a ladies man. Re- members of the 99th other than cently I was in his office those at Fott Hancock, while he made several long Reservisti who were.called Style Rite distance calls to manu- up and who have already com- facturers, and 1 was shocked pleted five years of their by his familiarity with the Active Reserve Obligation may Formal wear ex portly Beauty Salons girls who operate the switch- request transfer to a control fitted . . . Every garment board at the companies he- group. This is ereating many was calling, 1 didn't say any- openings in Army Reserve •elected here at Singer's thing to him but I wonder units in New York City and It fitted by our expert now what he does in his free its suburbs,,,the only area itoff. Complete One-Stop time when he visits these from which Reservfsti had factories to view their new been called up. Rental Center. Free eon- linei, The headquarters, which sultatlons. Reserve early Wonderinij commands most of the Army for weddlngi, Dear Wondering: Reservists in the state, announced that Fort Hancock 1127 - 29 ElliabMh Avr, Elizabeth It is presumptious of you 1 FST1VAL INGREDIENTS—Model Pain Conovcr ihow:, some of tile main Ingredients of is the only location In the to jump to such conclusloni. this year's Bavarian Summer Festival at Lnkewood Park, Bamesville, Pa., July 3 to New York City area which Whether you realize it or 12: Huge soft pretzels, beer steins and glngerlirc.nl hearts. not, his friendly manner with does not have a long wait- those switchboard operators ing Ust, Non-prior service makes the difference between enlistees between die ages getting through to whom he $148,000 NCE grant spurs of 17 and 18 1/2 are given wantage or not. priority, although men up to That's why he's dynamic! th* age of 26 may enlist. Conversions He knows how to get things The period of service is six accomplished because of his urban transportation studies years, with as little as four month active duty plus 18 Our Specialty ability to handle people. . days a year for annual train- P.5. And if you don't be- The. transportation plemre In New jersey clans, will come under close scrutiny by graduate "Step funding" by the DeparBnent of Trans- ing and weekend drills being • TIMI PAYMENTS Haircut $ lieve it, ask him. required. * * * engineers and scientists when Newark College portauon subsidizes the transportaaon cur- • lAiYCRIDiT Dear Amy; of Engineering expands its academic programs riculum over a two-year period. fgCE wlU There are also openingi for prior service personnel, OVER 7000 SATISFIED 1 need your help in this in urban transporation in the fall. eonanue the program itself after the award 1 OTiTOyiUS matter. A boy I have liked Impetus for the focus on urban transporta- expires. including non-commissioned officers. These individuals HISIOlNTiAL and still do very much is tion comes from a recently awarded $148,000 Dr. Grlskey and project director Dr. Harold COMMERCIAL coming home soon and just research and Braining grant in urban Bans, D, DeutHchman Intend to work clogely vrtth may sign on for as little as recently 1 have found out that portatlon to NCE's Foundaaon for the Advance- such agencies as the NJ, Dept, of Community one year at a time of Re- serve duty. npoo he loves me. Since 1 don't ment of Graduate Study in Engineering, Aflairs, the Tri-State Transporation Com- h.aHng In yw h«»», YOUR have any way of going out, The funds allow the college to provide fel- mission, the Port of New York Authority,' and Interested individuals may 1 have been double dating with lowships for urban transporation researchand municipal governments and private consulting go to the 99th Signal Battalion my best friend and her studies that will prepare students for Jobs in firms! as the educational programi develop, at the Fort Hancock U.S. Army SUBURBAN and Set brother. 1 like her brother the public or private ttansportaaon systems. • • • , Reserve Center in Red Bank but not as much as the guy NCE's grant, one of 20 founded by the U,5, IN ADDmON a special technical advisory or call Mrs. Van Der Zyde HEATING AND COOLING Permanent Wave including in the service. Well, just re- Department of TransportaSon and the, only committee of ttansportatlon experts wlU Insure at 872-1125. s 227 W. Clay AM. «. ." Haircut^Shampoo and Set, 6™dup cently her brother asked me one to a Newjersey college, representH the thi validity of the research and ttalnlng pro- to marry him and 1 refused. Urban Mass Transportation Adrninlsn'atlon's grams. They also wlU have a lay in making sure M At Style Rite, New Jersey's famous beauty chain, He got mad and told me not encouragement of studies in planning, engi- the activities are relevant to current »ndfuture Draft topic you'll: find only profesiional hairdressers at your to go out with any other guys. neerlrii, architecture, research administra- needs In urban mass traniportation In New 1 want to see ibis other guy tion, management, and operations deallnB with Jersey^, ? ieryiee to devote perlonal attention to every phase very, badly, and still don't urban ground ofavel systems, of creatinf a more beautiful coiffure for you. We Dr, Deutschman noted that the ttmnsporta- of meeting want to hurt my friend's •'. * • • '.' . i .' •••. Bon euTTlculum wiU involve both engineering BRING THIS guara/itee/expeVt cutting, coloring, shampooing and Two represeBtaaves sf the brother because he could jo AS THE STATE'S largest city andtheorans- and social stienee faculty, giving students fuU youth advisory committee to styling to please you. And all Style Rite Salons are into another nervous break- portation hub of one of the- nation's most background as professionals In transportation, AD AND,,. SAVE 50( open .six day},and three evenings weekly, the state director of Selective down. populated areas, Newark represents f.n ideal Another aspect reviewed by Drj Deutsch- Service for New Jersey have i . • V r•:••._ " • I don't, know what to do.^ setting for transportation research, aqeoi man is tHe work-smdy plan for underjraduates, IRVINGTOM CAR WASH '_ ' Really Confused' been Invited by Dr. Curtis _ ' Use your BankAmerleafd or Master Charge HgjKi to. Dr, lUehard,% Grirtey,, director ^,y ^fXfter completing ope year , of study, the Tarr, national director olSe- 67S CHANCELLOR AVENUE IRV1NGTON ^^ • Dear Confused: ' '•',-">$ search at NCE and admlnlBtrative directorj studehf wiU worle with professionals in the '•; No. appofijtmentj, 5Qt extra on all services , . Jeetiye Servlei.'to participate, Your fciend's brothi'tV : the new prop-am. *:* ;:f Held as Incentive to continue in the program. Mdays, Saturday* and before Holidays. r in the first national confer- breakdown" had nothing to do '• As an example, he said graduate students Many agencies are interested in the work- ence at the Washington Hilton - CAR WASMNO " HMONUQNO ^ with you, and if he should can be expected to examine the jBterrelaflon- study^ prpiram as a means of attracting young Hotel next Monday through Style Rite Beauty Salons have another, it is not your shlpF of people, jobs and B-ansportauon, Move- talent fofr future needs, • ST1AM OIANINO " • ': • 6pm ditlyJfSM, Wtd:, rhun. t, hi. 9-9, responsibility nor should you Thursday, In liyenhe and Iningum, DfilyJ.J;J0, Men.; Than, t, f,i. 9.9. ment of industry from cities to suburban lo- "To say that state and municipal agencies The New jersey director. wi'Rt eoui^peDTO DO TMI JQI liiT make it yours. cationH and its effect on the ttavel patternss . are under.Jtaffed with regard to transportation Colonel Joseph T^AveUa, said AVINILi 1212 St.' 'George Ave, '• ' UNPINi 112 No, Wood Ave. Date whomever you want of the workers who reside in the city is" professionjls. is a gross'understatement", OPEN 7 DAYS 374-9600 IAYONNI.. iJ7 Irsadwty : . MITUCHIN: U Highland Ave_, to. Normal people know they that Robin Craig Braun, son of CLirrONiMiln Ave; atjfsdiecs Shop, Clf, NUTLIY: 14! Franklin Ave, among the current possibilities for a graduate Dr, Deutsehnian notes. 'It is an area which Mr, and Mrs,Mercer j,Braun CUFTONl «9fiaiotAvo, •••' I^LAINHIlDi 431 p.rkAve, cannot always have their way student study. ;- '. .,. offers a bright future for a young engineer of Hamilton Square, and Rich- CRANFORDi 18.Np,.U/iion AviV • UNIONS A S P S Pis. Shop, Cir, and are able to accept dis- In addlflon to supporring respareh projects f • today, ••.••.' \ ard J, Terpak, son of Mrs, ELIZABETH: iM llmon Aye; UNIONi Ilii Stuyviiant Ave. appointments. at the master's and doctoral'levels, the funds ' NCE has offered an'evening prograin in IRVINGTONs .1021 iprlnlfield Ave, and Mr. John Terpak of North APMOVIFOr VIRONAi 41! lloemfieid Ave, If your friend's brother can- provide for the developinent of undergraduate \, transportation for some time, The coUege ex- Bergen, wiU participate in the ViniANS TUININO ITATIN ISLAND i Hvian Bivd, at Tysen's Park Shop, ctf. not, he needs medico! and graduate intern program's, special training pects to at least double the number of graduate 1971 random sequence lottery Satuku* attention. programs for disadvantaged minority groups, students specializing in mass ttansportaaon mmdrawing on Wednesday, AIRLINES and expansion of exisflng training programs a result of student aid available under the During the conference, for municipal engineering aides and technl- :• Department of Transportation grant, delegates will discuss the ma- NEED YOU jor questions facing the Selec- MIH AND WOMEN — AOiS 1I.J» Improvs yournlf In yourr' i tive Service System - the sRflrf linn and you may «orn gesd pay in Ihi olomorauif " abolition of undergraduate de- Ajrlinli industry os a RtstrvotlBnlit, Hostess, Sl«ward,' *J4 = FREE GIFTS — Curr/cu/um guide published ferments, the proposed uni- Ticket Agint, Cargo er Ramp Agint, FlqEimint guidane* form national eaU, anfl-draft fer gradyates. Our lOih ytor. FOR TWO WEEKS - JUNE 29 th THRU JULY 10 f h Cemmlitlent? s activities, and standards for d byy ih* £ DEPOSIT $S,000 TO YOUR PRISINT ACCOUNT OR A NEW ACCOUNT by Conservation Foundation conscientious objecflon, ^ MA 3-3606 IANDIRS AIIUN1 TRAINING SCHOOL 8, TAKE YOUR GHOICi OF ONE OF FOLLOWING: . SUNNY DAYS WRIT! OR The North jersey Conser- munity conservation commis- ment. Sunny days can mean PHONE FOR 7ta uokB St. NEWUi, HJ.'sriH vation Foundation of Morris- sioni which are considered by Preservation of open ipaee trouble, warns the American _ FREE town has announced publica- the Foundation to be of pri- "is al«o a high priority goal Cancer Society, Repeated, 16 PACE Address.. mary significance in dealing of the organizaabn. The most lOOKLIT tion of its curriculum guide, overexpoiure to the sun can __ Fhons ,,._ "Education for Survival," with local environmental widely known effort made by cause skin cancer. Written jin cooperation with problimi. In * addition, flie the Foundation was in spear- the Madison public schools, Foundation offers' school heading the drive to preserve the curriculum is designed to assistance programs and lec- the Great Swamp, a wetland foster an early understanding tures for civic groups on sub- area near Morristown, Cur- ELECTRIC KNIFI jects concerning the environ-" rently, the Foundation ii par- A SMALL PART OF OUR HUGE MODERN GROUP! VACUUM CLIANM of the environment, and an awarenesi of ecological prob- ticipating In a cooperative ef- lems. fort to establish a greenbelt TRANSISTOR CLOCK RADIO The manual, developed Un- THREE LITTLE WORDS along the WMppany River in der the. guidance of Dr. Ger- Avoid excess sun. Those Morristown and its (nvirOns, Erude 0. Tempe, curriculum three words, says the Ameri- known as Patriots' Path, For $1,000 Deposits — Your Choice of One ! coordinator in the Madison can Cancer Society, sum up The Foundation maintains school system, has been used prevention of skin cancer. If offices at 3Q0 Mendham rd, as a pilot project there for > exposure to the sun can't be under the direction of David &e last two years. helped, use a icreening lition F, Moore and derives its sup- Planned in 1966 by Mrs, or wear a hat and long-sleeved port from conB-ibutions made Helen Fenske, executive di- shirt. by its 3,000 members. POCKET RADIO rector of the Foundation at that ame, the curriculum project received the support of More of what you buy a sport car for. educators and conserva- tionists, who were convinced More performance from 7 that education must play a KITCHEN CLOCK J t •• crucial role in finding solu- dual overhead cams, tions to the environmental Sit c>lni(kr smoothness from the crisis. hiKh ptrfornuncc four-cylinder cngine)j The North Jersey Conser- with ilinl ovcrheaJ dims Five — For $500 Deposits - Your Choice of One! vation Foundation, a non-profit organization, has been ac- forward SPLLHS include a cruising tive in a variety of projects overdrive iinchromeshed stick *hi/r LITE BEAMS relating to conservation. Most Four whttl disc brakes lladul tire? recently it lias been acting in MatR hnnh recessed dials, including IN YELLOW, ORANGE an advisory capacity to groups dash ucli Hod\ styling by Pininfarma ELACK & SILVER Pate Car for the Seventies' •LANKHT interested in forming com- 3629 POL 1 * $39.?S PICNIC 1AO 3620 WALL ffS.M 3622 WALL $29.95 Earn Top Rates on Savings 3625 TRIl $39.9S WORLDS 3623 FLOOR " $22.91 GREATEST 2Y1AR 1 YIAR 5 3 MONTH 3623 CiRTiFICATIS CIRTiFICATiS CERTIFICATES TENNIS ALL ABOVE PRICES $10,000 MINIMUM $5,000 MINIMUM $1,000 MINIMUM REPRESENT 20% 3M? REGULAR 5AVINGSJ1ASE RATE 5% Per Annum Paid Quarterly SHOP OFF OUR REGULAR COMB IN AND PRICES! HOURS! SK OUR Mon.prl. 9-4 p.m. STUPINPOUS Mon. Night COLLECTION OF Fiat 124 Sport Spider j.g p.m. lamp city iPORTINQ DU' GOODS 1QSS STUYVISANT AVi,, IRV, 1331 SPRIMGrPiiLP AVE., IRV YOCKSK 382 Millborn Aye., Miliburn, N.J. 376.6960 "Amerleo's Showplaee of Famous Irondi" 27 W1STPIILD AVE, (Acrot. frsm PoIlM Station) U.S. ROUTE 22 • UNION • 688-8441 W Hagihlp — keiiboyni ELIlABiTH, N.J. JSS0501 SUPREME SAVINGS & LOAN ASS'N FREE LUBRICATION onForaign Cars If ad is mentioned •» •••«••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Now seminary dean Thursday, June 25, 1970- Dr. Jamen Hastings Nlchola has been Newark State Safety slogan from Turnpike Board chairman appointed ae«d§mie dim of Princeton Theo- Charles B, Harding, president of the New I6|iSil Seminary, preiident James L MeCord York Betanlettl Garden for the last 21 years, announced thii week, Dr, Nlcholi came to names director accepted board chairmanship at the annual ''Princeton In 1962 from the University of Stay-alert campaign launched meeting held in the Botanical Garden Museum Chicago, where ho had served as church r ike ten,. and drive aealnagalnl AccordinAceordinge to Director FlanaganFlanaean, the TurnTl - •Building, "historian linco 1943, of grad division Hits tnnrgln.of-aafuty motts for summer pike "is dotted with IS restaurants, seven in ni_i D, soon to crowd the Now Jersey snack-bars and 14 service stations, spaced 1 OGOOOO©©®©©©© Dr. Max G. Frankel, profeisor of special unplkc, comes from Executive Director about 25 miles apart. These facilities operate education ot Trenton State College, htti been '••lliim J. Flanagan In a new, stay-alert on a 24-hour basis, seven-days a week," he ® ON YOUR FORTHCOMING ^ PERSONAL named director of graduate studies in mental inlI'ii|,n. He urged at least one 10-minuto stated. retardation at Newark State College, Union, for ' t-liri- it — particularly for long-dlitanee In ail, the restaurants, each with anaverage : the 1970-1971 academic year. iiw,.. _ duriiiE every lengthy drive on the seating capacity of 148, can accommodate over „ .BUNG OVERWEIGHT it a very Dr. Frankel la co-author of a recent text- I llr id 2,200 diners, Flanagan pointed out, and most : EUROPEAN book, "Functional Teaching of fte Mentally 11".- 117-mlle Turnpike mainline — from the serve breakfast, lunch,, dinner and late-hour .,. p.rional problem. For confidential Retarded," and of several widely used teach- lj 1 VIIL Memorial Bridge, Deepwater toU.S, menus. Spacious wash-room facilities are Information en the "Weight Watch- Ing films. His moit recent publication is 1 ic -16 near the George Waihlngton Bridge maintained, t HOLIDAY an article, "The Status of Reiearch In Mental 1 i,"»ri" program and schedule of ' ^-rw York and New England — can be Said the director: "A visit to these estab- O KUHNEN WILL HAVE •nesting! phone the following "WW" Retardation," in Educational Therapy, Yolume '

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FAMOUS 'GIBBS FAMOUS 'GISBS' CANTALOUPE STIRiO PLAY/RECORD FAMOUS 'GIBBS' STEREO B TRACK STEREOS TRACK FANCY SHRIMPS TAPE PLAYER UNDER DASH Hawaiian Punch 6v:89 TARE PLAYER TAPE PLAYER ,„• II WATTS OP POWBR • eASYMOUNTINO • EASPLUSY FM/FMOUNTINM MULTIPLEG X Tree Tavern Pizia sr 68° Field Fresh vss±sr 4,; 89 SPRINGFIELD AVE. MON, to SAT. 9i30 lo 9i45 NEAR VAUXHALL ROAD SUNDAY 9.30 to 6:00 OPIN 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. DAILY . AUTO DBPT, OF1N SUNDAY SPRINGFIELD AVE. & Route No. 78 UNION, N.J 1SERV1 THB WOHf TO LIMIT NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOQRAPHICAL ERRORS. WE RESIRVE THI RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES, PRICES EFPICTIVI TO SAT.; JUNE 27lh, 5th graders cited Six new members are added •Thursday, June 25, 1970 at class luncheon to Springfield's Teen Council by Caldwell PTA The Springfield Teen Council has added six had conpornted with it to m«ko it a good year new memberi—Mickey Weinberger and Cindy and to liimik M tlwBo who had boen intoroited Thirty-five fifth pade graduatei at Junes Rotwein, sophomores; Jamie Gacoi, Jeff in "iipi-oming members of tlio council. They Caldweil School, Springfield, were gueit n Kampf, Roberta Wexler and Suzie Atkin, all partu-iil.irly" wish to thank the outgoing mom- a luncheon given by the seheol'i PTA on StoP seniors, James Cacos attends Seton Hall [,£,[-5 ,„• a flno job, the statement added, Fridiy, Each graduite received an auto- Prep, the reit are students at jonathanDayton Tli. "w ulfleori for the coming year are! p-aph book as a gift from the PTA, Mrs, Regional High School. Bob '••• inum and Ray Daniigur, co-chairmen; Daniel Duffy served »s chairman of the fifth Three graduating seniors are leaving the pin,,, \ i thiiiglerl, secretary, and Ellen Alexy, 5> Whatever You're grade luncheon, council—Synthia James, Lucille Solazzi and ' ai"!! ' "ii secretary. " In a short address to the graduates, Mrs, Cathi Bove, "~Si . •'" July 2. open meetlnBs will be held ^o Doing Elizabeth Powers, principal of the Caldwell A spokesman for the Tt.cn Council stated ai ii,. ,ic Center each Thursday at 7 p,m, Sehool, expressed the feeling that each fifth that the council wished to thank everyone who Sonu ihi> nctivlties plannod this summer grade class is the best mat the school has for V •- -ire block dances on Friday^ nights, '^^ Come To ever had, "Boys and girls, you have some- n~ |f, iris and craft workshop Tuesday diing to live up to. You come from a school ni,'.hi- ii die Civic Center, Monday night band that is proud of you. And by your actions r; shui! iLiiLrrims (probably at Moisel Field), next year we feel sure we shall continue to trip:, i,. tiic shora and concerts and possibly be proud of you as we hear of your work 1 a cir,••<•• trip. In sixth grade ." Tin Civic Center will be open to teonagers Don Williams'Old Fashioned Week end The following students were graduated ever, I ucsday and Thursday night from 8 to to sixth grade! 11. ihi Luuncil asked for help and coopera- Carmino Apicella, Peter Arens, Carol Bar- tion u .mi ill Sprlngflold teenagers. berio, Yvonne Baseil, Brian Belllveau, Wayne Boettcher, Caren Buthman, Patricia Chin, Karen Clarke, Alan Constantian, Peter Cook, Thursday — June 25 JOHNC. MTCHINS JR. Kathy De Pino, Albert Dlefert, Larry Dry, Meeting discusses .Pawicia Duffy, SirUbaMo Fabiano, Wendy Fran- els, Sally Celger, Douglas Grant, LarryGrant, Friday — June 26 Hifehins receives Kathy Grimm, Andy Herkaio, Thomas Kael- highway problems bleln, Pauline Kaufman, John Kelly, Lori I,:,, Springfield Industrial Development BA from Williams Klein, Richard Klurstain, John Kronert, Rich- Corn1 r: i-i- met recently with the Industrial Saturday — June 27 ard Laird; Tra,:t As 'iiMntion and Edward Cyr, municipal imLUAMSrOWN, Mais, —John O» Hitchini Carol Lawyer, Karen Lenhart, jay Lisa, Jr ion of Mrs, John HltcMns of S57B Morris tra[fi, t unsiiltant, to discuss traffic problems Kevin Mahoney, Kathleen MeCrossan, Nancy on Hi. 22. aTO,, Springfield, N.J,, tnd Mr. Hltchlnj of Melerdlerck, Brian Mercer, jo Ann Mer- Maplewood, N.J.. was graduated June 7 from The> L-i-.-i-ii the Township Committee to luccl, William Munley, Rutti Ann Parduccl, "ruq1 - i that the State Highway Department Wifliami College, He received a bachelor Scott Pashlan, Robert Pelton, Steven Pepe, of arts degree with majon la American ere..- jcceleratlon and deceleration lanes at Donnl Psffucelll, Paul Prete, Deborah Rio, the entrance to the industrial park to allow uivlliiatlen and art design, Mary falvia, Robin Scaplcchio, Edward Sea- :HltChlni football co-captain in his senior better umruss and egress, Thesliuation is a rillo. Donna Searpont, Diane Schwerdt, Nancy grtiwmt pi-iiblem and extremely dangerous," year was selected by Uft for the aU-New Sheth, Doreen Sierchio, Shari Sttaus, Wil- England team in Mi ienlor year and was "li is i:.p>--d that the same process will liam Van Busjdrlt, Warren Vollinger, Laura be k.lk'wixi when a now road is completed to eSosen by the sojiad as outstanding defensive Wentz, Karen Wright, player on the football team, offset tiie s.ime problems affecting the In- dustrial pjrfc," Williams ^^ Service :in addition to plavini varsity football for junior year and a member of Gargoyle, senior three years, he took part In varglty wrestling honor society, 1 r.ink "Gilbert, industrial committee chair- for two years and varsity track for three A graduate of MiUburn High School, he plans man, jJJed, "When Rt, 78 is finally completed years. He was an advisor for freshmen In his to teach and coach in high school. thert- might be some lessening of ttafflc. This PAUL A. B1DDELMAN is ik-pendent un many conditions on Rt, 22, Millburn & Short Hills Aves. Since this probably is several years away, iOOOOOOOWO'fWMWDOOOOOOOl BBA degree Lehigh law degree Immediare relief is important." Short Hills, N. j. DR 6-9860 IMonticello Bake Shop for Cosulich for Paul Biddelman Temp/e fo honor Paul A, Biddelman, ion of Mr, and Mrs, | 207 MORRIS AVI,, SPRINGFIELD Robert Serj^e Cosulich ol Mayer Biddelman, of Sprinjfleld, graduated departing rabbi Tires ' Batteries 2 (Gonoral Srecna Shopping Ctr,) 47 High Point dr., Spring- June 8 from Columbi* Law Sehool, receiving field, received his BBA da- Mi juris doctor degr»e. He was an associate The members of Temple Sharey Shalom, gree in management, cum editor of the Columbia journal of Law and Springfield, will honor Rabbi Israel S, Dres- laude, from Fort Lauderdale Social Problems, ner at • reception tonight atS:30atthe temple. Electronic Motor Tune-up - Brake Service Univeriiiy in p-iduaSon ex. An alumnus of Lehigh University (cum Rabbi Dr«sner is leaving Springfield after erclies on June 7, laude) with a bachelor of science degree, 12 years at iharey Shalom to accept a new he was admitted to Beta Camrai Sigma, pulpit. Tonight's reception is open to all Shock Absorbers - Wheel Balancing Three hundred and fifty- (business honorary iodeqr) and Beta Alpha adult members of the temple, These BAKERVBUVS six imdenti received Bielr Psi (accounting honorary society). He Is a The temple this week also announced that degree!, the largest gradu- graduate of Jonathan Dayton Regional High its annual membership drive is now under New Car Warranty Serviees attng class in the university's School, way. Sharey Shalom Is a member of the Union F4M0US BLACKOUT LAYER history. Dr. Michael DeBakey, Biddelman will be affiliated with the of American Hebrew Congregations, Further famed heart surgeon, deliv- Wall Street law firm of Farr, Wilkle & details are available from Martin_Freidman, bO.. 1.30 gai ered the commencement ad- Gallagher, He Is m*rrled to th« former membership chairmiin, at 2466 Terrill rd,. NOW *¥*£% dress and was granted an Miriam Rosenberg of Soudi Orange, -who is Union, 686-4461. Friedman invited all pros- Expert Work At Old Fashioned Prices honorary doctor of science • now doing post-graduate work at Fordham pectne congregants to attend Sabbath ser- degree, •• Prieo Valid Til Wed,, July 1st University School of Social Serviees, They • victs tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. . WE ALSO FEATURE Foci Lauderdale University reside In New York City, (formerly Drake College of *iRIAB * ROLLS * BOBKA * CAKES Florida) Is a coeducational, * BASILS * CHALAH * COOKIES non-denomlnaUonal, private Exanri date college of business andllberal Mrs. Holms PHONE 379-6934 arts witti an enrollmeM of i" •pproklmatelyl.OOO students. funeral held set OPEN TUESDAY - SATURDAY 7 A.M. - 7 P.M. It li nadonally accrMited as! SUNDAY 6:30 A.M. - 6 P.M. a four-year (senior) college of Services for Mrs . Mary The Internal Revenus Ser- buslDesB by the Accredldng Keller Holms of 44S Morrii vice will hold; its, annual Oommlssion for Business ave,, Springfield, were held special enrollment eXiur-" Schools Distributors, Inc. r«etor of the Audit Division, 1245 Spimglieiil Avu. lfvm[ldn Internal Revenue Service, • G S F HEAVY CREAM Washington, u,C, 20224 by i a year from , ' a year from 3723875 Aug. 31. ^JI day of day of deposit deposit •WISE A RIDE THAT'S A REAL TREAT FOR CHILDREN! MINIMUM $5,000 MINIMUM $5,000 AFULL IVIRY SATURDAY SERVICE POTATO CHIPS 10to 12 noon & 1i30 to 5 p.m. Also GOLDEN PASSBOOK BANK REGULAR SAVINGS bey a half gal. Garden State farms iVIRY WEDNESDAY of Ut Craan at AFTERNOON (1i30 to 4i30) & EVENING (6:30 to Sunset) SODA Trains leave every J 5 min. ,;. regvlar price.... buy §•• jbettli, any flavor, GET A 12 PACK year at regular prlct... REAL STEAM compounded a year ICE CREAM get a bottle of RAILROAD 90 day notice CAKECUPS GINGER ALE 2 MILE ROUND TRIP MINIMUM $1,000 UNDER 12YRS FREE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SPECIALS ON SALE THURSDAY, JUNE 25 THRU SATURDAY, JUNE 27

iiUTTIRilG6Si|Ol CRBAWCOTTAOE CHEESE-BAKED GOODS TRUST COMPANY OPEN 10 A. M, TO 10 P. M. SIVEN DAYS AIIT Gaidtta State Farms CENTERVILLE & SOUTHWESTERN GSF-670-89 i**s»? RAILROAD CRANFORD . GARWOOD • PLAINFIELD - SCOTCH PLAINS - WKSTFIf L.D BY GAHBSN BTATB FARMS INC., ALL RIGJR'tS HEiEHVED LIVINGSTON AVI,, ROSILAND, NJ 07068 SPRINGFIELD BERKELEY HEIGHTS (201)226.2003 , 762 Mountain Av«. 450 Springfield Ave. WRITE OR CALI. FOR 1870 SUMMER TIM1TABLI All Schedules Subject to Change Annual conference 1 - Thursday, June 25, 1970 of Savings Banks' WERE YOU COUNTED ? Were you missed in Census? Tho 1970 Census is now almost finished. It is very important that the census bo completo and correct, if you believe lhat group scheduled you (or anyone else in your household, including visitors) If so, then just fill out this form Maro than 500 perilous uru uxptjeted to wore NOT counted, please fill out the form below and mail it Were you counted In Cen- or more, and some smaller uttaiid the 62iid minimi euiifurmicu of tJio IMMEDIATELY to: „ . „ lature Is determined by the Savings Hanks1 _ Association of New jersey sus '707 places, Wo'ro already In the population count as ascer- tomorrow and Saturday, and Juno 26-37, ut U.S. Census Office If you think you or your process of adding up the fig- tained In the consul. Federal the Monmouth Hotel, Spring Lake, (Insert address) family might have been ures, but of course, the totals funds are allotted to atates missed, fill out the Were You will bo unoffieial, preliminary and state funds. In turn, are Association Hrosldent 11. Wendell Phillips, Counted? form printed here counts. The official counts will allotted to counties and munic- who is president of the Morris County Savings as a public service. Cut it come sometime laterfromthe ipalities on a per capita basis. Bank, MorrietOWn, will preside at both sessions out and mall it to the addresi director of the Census Bur- So a short count means under and make his report ut the business session. shown on the form. It will eau." representation In the federal Sports, a reception and banquet ore on tho bq chocked againi! the maiter Cullinano pointed out that and state law-making bodies agenda for Friday, PLEASE PRINT OR WRITE CLEARLIL address list for your area and under aUoonentln gov- the population figures com- ernment funds. Thus, it is Speakers will include Frederick C. Ober, so there In no chance of an piled in the current census president. National Aisoelatlon of MutualSav- .1 have checked with the members of my household, and I believe that one (or more) of us was NOT counted in the 1970 Census. individual or household being Imperative that we have a must stand as official until complete count. The help of ings Banks and president, Newton Savings counted twice. tho next federal census. Bank, Newton, Mass., and James C, Brady The appeal is made by John every resident of the area Jr., commissioner of the N,j, Department • On April 1,1970,1 lived at C, Cullinano, director of the "Representation in the U.S, is needed to reach this goal," he said. of Banking, (House number) (Street or road) number Of locaf/ori) Census regional office in New Congress and the state legis- Dr. j, Philip Wemetto, guest lecturer of York, who says that the Were General Molars Corp, and professor of busi- You Counted? campaign la the ness administration, University of Michigan, (City) (County) 'State) eade) final phase of the 1970 Cen- Will speak on "The Promlso of FuturoAmeri- L5Us of Population and Housing, can prosperity," > This address Is located betwean, and It is conducted to insure Aat The conference will conclude with tiie (Name of street or mad) of sfrgef Of roae/J no one is overlooked, If your scotch election and installation of OfficerB and mem- A fey. days before April bers of the executive committee, KenneU. L, ' lam listing below the name and required informatlori for myself and each member of my household. 1, Census Day, questionnaires Birchby, president of Hudson City Savings were maildd to all rosidenaal Bank and vice-president of the association, is addresses in the area, TLsy costs $2 more than DO NO f INCLUDE slated to become president. PLEASE INCLUDE were to be filled out and All family memben and other relalivii living hire, In- Any college student who slay; somewhere else while attend- mailed back on April 1, After cluding babies. ing college. about two weeks, the Census P&T,you should AM lodgon, boarders, servants, hind hands, and other Bureau hired and trained local Any person away from here | the Armed Forces or In an nenrelitivei living here. n residents as census takers and tlavid DVRR Institution lueh as a home for the aged or mental hospital, sent them out to call at the All persons who usually live here but are temporarily away. homes from which no ques- be able to taste Any person wh§ usually slays somewhiff else molt of the tionnaires had been received. All persons with a homo elsewhere but Who stay here most week while working there. of the week while working or attending college. They also had to call at some households became their re- Anyone staying or visiting here who had no other home. Any person vliltlng here who hai a usual home elsewhere, the difference. Rtady for Vacation? turned questionnaires were Incompletely filled out, BERMUDAS NAMES OF PERSONS LIVING IN THIS HOUSEHOLD ON Print relationihip ll thii pr.son- Is this pe*rson- "A check is now being made APRIL I, 1970, AND THOSI STAYING OR VISITING af each perion to to ascertain that a question- SWIM TRUNKS HIRE WHO HAD NO OTH1R HOME. the head of the While $C25 Now married naire for every household has 4/5 OT. hayiehaid. Negro (Block! Head ol the huuichald been completed," CuUinane American Indian Widowed AND OTHER FINE Wife of head Mole japaneie When was this said, "and shortly we will be Print names Unmarried children, olden fin For example: or Divorced VACATION • WEAR Chinese able to report to local of- in this Wife Female person born? Married children and their fami Filipino Separated ficials the population count order Son, Daughter Pirk & Tllfsra BlnlMIng Co., N.Y..U Proof FOR MIN & BOYS Other relative* of the head Hawaiian for eounHes, cities of 10,000 MorF Single (never Pefioni not related to the hted Grandson Korean Mefher-i'n-iow married) davld BURR (If you list mare than 6 persons, use on additional sheet) Other fpr/nr Lodger specific Lodger's wife' 105? Springfield A™., Irvingten Middle race) Open Fri, & Mon. Evsi. 'til?. Lo»t name First name initial Month Year HEAD FOR UNION & ESSEX COUNTIES RICKY BAYS; FUEL OIL OUR BUSINESS IS BUILT TopGradel6.2 ;.!.*!„per 200.B.. Col.. C.O.D. ON RECOMMENDATIONS. CALL NOW OVER 80% OF OUR CARS To recondition your furnace SOLD IS REPEAT BUSINESS. Name of person who filled this form: NOTICE - Your answers are CONFIDENTIAL, The law (Title 13. and burner and SAVE on your United States Code) requires that yau answer the questions to the fuel bill. best of your knowledge, Your answers will be used only for COME SEE WHY! U.S. Dipt, at Cemmeree Sudjef Bureau No. 41-568107 statistical purposes and cannot, by law, be disclosed to any Approval Expires: ll.31.70 OVER 79 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION! RICHARDS OF l/N/DN Bureau QJ ths Census person outside the Census Bureau for any reason whatsoever, Allstate Form D-Ji Fuel Co. The 1970 W overly 3-4646 Cur Blent a-olred line HORNET

UiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitiiiiiHimiiiiiiiiiHitiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiitiiiitiiu THE QUALITY ACTION PAIR! Labor Department

questions and answers\ PLUS A WONDERFUL SELECTION OP ALL- _ NEW HEBELi, JAVELDfS, AMBASSADORS DO YOU WANT QUALITY FOR YOUR Q, I pay the bookkeeper minimum wage. Do I still And AMX'S , in my factory $128 per week. have to display a poster? .ALSO ON DISPLAY During tax return time, she A, Yes. Covered establish, HOME LAUNDR Y DOLLAR? TR Y THESE! works~ 45 or SO hours a week me'nts must display a Fair but most of the time she Labor Standards Act poster '70/2 puts in only 35 to 40 hours which employees can readily a week. Must I pay her over, see. This poster can be ob- time in those weeks she works tained free from any Wage and GREMLIN The AfiBWBf Te Fefelgn over 40 when her annual salary Hour office, Car Buyers far exceeds the minimum * • • NOW AT Wage? Q. I'd like to get sqmi ad- SUPER A, Yes. the Act requires ditional information about the payment of time and one half minimum wage law. Where the regular rate of pay for Ihould I go? VALUE Hours over 40 per week re- A. Contact the nearest Wage gardless of whether the salary NOW ^HERE! exceeds the minimum wage, and Hour office, Wap-Hour PRICES- tlie Act takes a single work- hag offices in more than 100 Week as its standard and cities throughout the country, COME SEE does not permit averaging of ineludlni Puerto Rico and the 1970 EXECUTIVE CARS hours over two or more weeks, Virgin Islands, The offices AND SAVE, # * * are listed in molt telephone directories under: JAVELINS AMBASSADORS AMBASSADORS Q, The workers in my print- Wfi MOVE OR ing shop are covered under US, Government J fte Fair Labor Standards Act. Depaptmtnt of Labor '2995 3195 '3495 REMOVE YOUR 1 pay them more than the Wage and Hour Division JSulgmilk Shift and tsntgti, V-B, RtH, J.Br. t 4.Br, V-l, Pswir iliitlnl, Watant - I-Piit, to, PJ, P,B, W.W, P.S..WItili Wiin.es. Fillttr Air-CondHiomn,, Aulg., Rills. OLD PAIR AT TIrH,HMlriiTilllii. NO fXTRA CHARGE 9 MODEL Steve Cohen (Formerly of Grubers-Unian) O WA 8O-514A MODEL Dl/DG 80-514A © THI FLY FRONT 1403A Springfield Ave., Irvington Gibson Automatic Washers Gibson Electric 371-6665 THE SUPER 18 WASHER! Announcing Our GRAND OPENING or Gas Dryers Specializing in ail types of RICHARDS USED CARS OF DISTINCTION SUPER CAPACITYSUPERIOR PERFORMANCE BLUE JEANS, BELL BOTTOMS, VESTS, 18 POUND CAPACITY-POSITIVE PRESSURE SUPERFAST-"LIKE A SHIRTS, BELTS, ETC, 1M7 RBb.l '47 Ambmiodnr \U7 Chevy GENTLE BREEZE." with every purchase, Thurs^ .FrU# Sat, a 1968 Malibu H.T, Canary Y.l- !•», Hardtop, FILL-SPECIAL NO PRESS SETTINGS- low, Blsgk vinyl WWu, pull power WugOn, Automatle 2DF. H.T. TROUBLE FREE FREE pair ef iunglosses, R&H,, Auts, tup, Pii,. P.B., CiiBtom Interior, R4H, Blue. FULL % HP. MOTOR-5 YEAR WARRANTY ON HSlH, Auto, Like new* FEATURES FOR spsnlng 11 g,in, V-i, Alf, Cond, TRANSMISSIONS YEAR WARRANTY ON ALL $1495 PARTS-1 YEAR FREE SERVICE. LONGER LIFE. MIX AND $1895 S1695 $1595 $1495 MATCH STYLE WITH If67 Amerisan 1967 Fsiflona lf£7 American 1967 R.bel' Wagon, E&H* '5PP» like n.w. 4-Dpqr Eqotioisy dj, Sfldan, R&H. ANY SUPER 18 WASHER. Auts*, Country Bodan Car, RaH, Auto,, 4-Dr, Sedsn, Auto. F&war, = iih Sold andiervieBd Auto, RSH, by u«, l-ownor. Blu(, Like flew* sms $1395 $1295 $1295 slow SPECIAL SUMMER HOURS; 1965 Arnsrlesn 1964 CLASSIC JOHN DE GEORGE 1961 Chevrelet 1M4 AMIRICAN 1965_Cla(*lG Canary Yallsw 4-dr, Jut Blaok - 440 Hardtop OPEN HON., TUIS., THURS. i FRI,, Impals H*T-, 4-Dr,, H&H, auto, eonverUhlB, RiH, RfcH, Auto, Pi. Buoket«»M», R&H pHj Anto_.t Pii,, Red at While; auto, parfeet I-Owner Beauty Auto, OleanlnE JEWELERS, INC, Forest Green* Like New, hlllyThh o In gnat ahapel Sold, like Newf 'Til f P.M. DIAMONDS - WATGHiS . JlWiURY envy of the ihon ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS $795 $795 $695 $695 SPECIAL ORDER WORK RAMBLER 1»S4 CLASSIC 1964 American n& White its- 1963 Rsmblsr e-Cyl. Standard Ci«««lo Stailon QQQA drive. This 1. a Z-Br, St,. ihift, Uen, re al Economy King! WajBn, Auto., l.ownef, HiH GiFiFfbedlBit .j Ideal fiesbnd Yours for only S&H.llke new. any budgoti C6S5 for family ahep- sae H, cems dHV plnilrtp'$495 *595 $595 $495 it home teds OPEN DAILY TO 9:30; SAT. TO 6 JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIRING WOTORS OF UNION " ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES Opofi Dolly tn ( Mon. & ,Frl. til 9 Quality • T V • Stereos • Radios - Appliances - Air Conditioners CHESTNUT ST. (At S Pointi, UNION, N.j', O RICHARDS (201) 6i7-37i7 w 2013 Morris Avenue Union, Now Jersey Phone 964.8781 595 CHESTNUT ST UNION 686-6166 lj U3 ulty members and graduate guidance, rather than Individ- . -Thursday, June 25, 1970 H students at NCE will conduct ual consultation, according to _ Post Office % Industry to gmt advice the three-part approach to Dr. Richard O. Griikey, di- IA jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiMiiillllllllllllliimiiiiiiniiiiiiilliiiiiiUiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii field services. Team mem- rector Of reiearch at NCE o bers will identify techno- and project dirictor for the YOU'Ll RETIRE i issues call on problems from NCE logical problems common to field services program. Medium and small industry State Technical Services, particular industtial cate- State tochnieal services, in New jersey will gain the NCE's Foundatfon for the gories through visits and sur- such as the NCE-conducted AT HOME.. 1 for handlers u technical advice ot experts Advancement in Graduato veys, then determine what project, ore aimed it thole A new announcement for townrd solving common prob- Study in Engineering, and tlie assistance is available. firms which operated with Living «t its fimnt in « mast gj mall handlers In first class lems as a result of a U.S. Dept, of Commepce, tlie Follow-up visits, printed limited technical staffa, yet ppoiiomicnl fiiNhion' Enjoy Kish* p post offices in New Jersey, m 1139,070 project underway at project provides extension of reports and seminari will in- require technical services for in£, SwtmmiiiK, i-inifiiig, tit? a eh eg S excluding Camdon County, O Newark College of Engineer- field services to electronics form the industries period- economic growth, Dr.GrielMy find Bonrdwalk in a helidny re- |§ has been issued by the In- inc. plastics, chemical, metal- ically of results. said. gorffloifinn ihrtf ifk ideal far either § teragency Board at U.S. Ulvll w Co-sponsored by the N.j, lurgical and machinery con- Assistance to the medium The project it expected to vacation of retire- 3 Service Examiners for Now Dopt. of Conservation and cerns which qualify. and small firms is in the be completed by summer Of menu One OF tws= 8 Jersoy. No special ejiperi- NEW STAMP — Postmaster General Winton M 1!1iunt Feonomic Development's Teams of engineering fac- form of information and 1971. once or training is necessary has made publie tlie design uf a postal t ' I di\t housed. Pliih your J and the written test is open to will cpninioniorate ISO yeirs of Milne Stil I > "CLIP THII AD AND MAIl TOPAY;1 viii iihiin ii! home B both men and wonten. six cent stamp will be i ued July 0 it I i I ,S,P, 6/18 All appointments will be first Ciipit.il. It is based en Edwird llopp r i [uinl- 1 made to substitute positions L Ing, "The L.lglnhouse at Two Liyifp M iin i In h and will be either career or hangs in rhe Metrapolitnii Museum ul Art, n JET-AGE lyTRAINING , $12,450 temporary. Substitutes re- City, Stevan LJohnnos, cluirmin of tlie Cin_ IN THI CITV OF place absent regular em- Advisory Coinmitica, designed the stamp. CAH MAf, N.J. ployees or supplement tlie regular complement. Ad- Vilil«r,Wrf«Om, ^. INNY.OIU-WMU0 vancement to regular h a.m. Initial appointment al- I AM INTERESTED IN THE FOLLOWING: positions is made according most always involves ir- D AIRFRAM1.& POWERPLANT MAINTENANCE to seniority of career substi- regular hours, shifts, or night Mothers! tute appointment. work. The best opportunities Do You Have A • FLIGHT TRAINING - Career appointees receive are in the following post of- Hard.tu.Fit Daughter? • PILOT CROUND SCHOOL such benefits as paid vacation fices: Elizabeth, Hackonsaek, Slim 1014 m li SEND TODAY FOR YOUR FREE JET AGE DOOKLET and sick leave, low cost life New Brunswick and Peterson, 7 AEEI OnPuiehaiiiOvarSS and health insurance, and Complete information is Girls — Tcvns TiTiRBORO SCHOOL OP AIRONAUTICS .wi.hThi.Ad. periodic pay increases. T*hey available at the larger post 401 Indmtrial Av..,T.t.rboro Airport, N J. 07601, lit. 1047 § urri- are covered by elvil service offices, from the exammer- Sb Tran.pac.nl Sun jhadsi In Six Colon reHrement plan and em- in.eharge where the tests are NEW SUMMER SPl'HTSWEAR THI SUN-SHADE COMPANY ployees' compensation. given or from the Federal NAMB__ Call aBJ.fMJNiQN AVENUi, Temporary employees re. Job Information Center, 970 ADDRES eeive some, but not all of Broad St., Newark 07102, The Miss Betsy IRViNGTON.N.J. these benefits. center's phone number is 645- 354.7)37 or 35UI71 CITY STAT 373.1111 Sine. 1939 373-8182 Substitutes receive $3 an 3673, Dolly 10.5 |),ra,; No Saturdnyi hour for day work and $3,30 an hour, between 6 p.m. and Class topics environment PQlYfSfER The physical, biological and social aspects of human well- being will be the lubjeet of a I I SALE 14»weefc course In environmental health and law begin- 98 Yard ning Monday at the Rutgers $2 ° College of 'Ajprteulnire and Environmental Science, New Brunswick. MC GOWEN MILL OUTLET Forty students will take the course, which is required to become a sanitary inspector In FABRIC STORE New jersey, Studies wlU look at tihe total 952 SHERMAN AVENUE : environment as it affects hu- • man health, according to F. (Next-to Cakemgster Baker) Oris Blackwell, professor of environmental health and ELIZABETH, N.J. course director, Topics will include radia- Hen health, the social effects Hours*. Daily 9:30 a.m. • 4:30 p.m. of poverty on health; ecology, food hygiene, housing and 1 Saturday 9- 2:30 p.m. ' health, industrial hygiene, the study of epidemics, public health nuisances and indu*. - trial hygiene. GOP candidates to attend seminar Republican1 csindicLites for - offices from United Statfcs I—'"sfenaTOt— to t$\flhiship conV- raitteeman will attend (a 'special Candidates* Seminar Saturday; Sponsored by the Republican State Committed, the seminar will be held at the Holiday Inn, Rt. 1, North Brunswick. Richard W. Garbett, communications, consultant to the Republican National Com- mittee, Washington, will discuss "Good Publicity—and How To Get It/* Nelson G. Gross; Republican senatorial candidate, and GOP congressional candidates will also Corollai-Coronai-Mark Il-Crowns attend.- .*• We've got th*fnoil!"; You del Easy Going Law Monthly Pay'ti . xSing' planned by Masterwork •*• low S$ Down X. lit Part. August TF Ainaronletd wi Beethoven's Ninth Sympho- 100% GUARANTEE ny, also known as the Choral Symphony, and the F a u r e ^Requiem" will be featured in the Masterwork Summer '69 TOYOTA—3795 Sing at the Cultural Center, rtW, HilJ.ilii.»i«|iTiiitil.l-"J<

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Woll, r«l.ll prl« Ea.fC«.t P.O.E, LO«1 ;*• -Thursday, Juno 25, 1970 State forms teams Education group What to do before and after hurricane of educators to help changes its name '' When n hurrlcung npproaelics on ores, roHi- 3, Batten down the luitclios. In oilier words, must use candies or emergency cooking fa- The New Jersey State Federation of District ,ilpl\ts aro alerted through the issuance of don't Ifsave lying about any objects such as cilities with an open flame, guard against solve school needs Boards of Education--an organization-wlth B ^h^i'lcane watchua and hurricane warnings, A lawn furniture or garden tools wlilch might fires, moniker that puzzled elHzens, plagued Jom*- , jt^rrieand watch is issued when a storm appears bo blown against buildings or through win- 8. Stock a generous quantity of drinking \ L.idru of some 300 educators from through- naUsts and was always good for a Joke about ; likely to strike an area within 24 to 36 hours, dows. Also be sure garage doors, awnings water In clean, sealed containers to guara ""I the state has been assembled by the Its length among educators-" is no more. The 'K hurricane warning is issued when it is likely and storm shutters are secured, agninst contamination. Si.iti- Department of Education to serve as federaBon-- an association Of all Now Jersey •to 'strike wiUiin 24 hours, 4, Remove boats from the water if possible. 9. Keep on liand a supply of food mat does lull! cunsultanis to the department in a new boards of education created by the legisla- Otherwise have them strongly and properly not require refrigeration or cooking, imiiL-ruking to help local school systems ture 67 years ago to assist local school dis- ,„ When a hurricane does threaten, certain iin|iiuvo their educational programs, tricts in their "vital task of operating fte ^precautions aro recommended by tlio Insurance moored. Don't try to secure a boat after 10. Keep a window opened slightly on the waters have become dangerously rough, side of the building opposite the side from ! lit- cadre will constitute a select group public schools in New Jersey and to encourage Information Institute for the protection of life "i i-Jucitora with expertise in various sub- and promote all movements for the betterment and property! 5, Be sure your automobile or other vehicle which the wind is blowing. This wUl prevent is on high ground and not in a spot when1 certain types of wind damage and provide n i ii program areas who will be avail- of public education in the state," has passed 1, Leave low-lylnjj areas which may be trees or other objects may be blown on to it, ventilation, If a window Is blown out, open «l'ii lu servo on teams as they are organized into history. inundated by abnormally high tides or storm 6, Keep a full tank of gasoline in your car a window on the opposite side of the house as l)> tiit state department to work on various In its place, brought into being by a stroke waves, EvacuaUon should not be delayed until beeousQ a power failure can put gasoline wido as possible to prevent further damage. •'sitcts of school improvement with a local of Governor CahiU's pen wifli the iinging of the last minute because roadways leading pumps out of operation. If you must use your 11. Keep your radio or television on, AA •ii -intt, Assembly Bill 1103, is the New Jersey School to safety may become Impassable before car, bo on the lookout for fallen wires, fallen battery powered radio will prove useful In i''.i«:rt H. Seltzer, assistant state education "Pardon me, ladies. I'm iatc with an Boards Aiioclatton, No longer can New Jersey the actual arrival of the hurricano, trees and flash flooding, case of power failure, u m,5lonur in charge of the Division of alimony payment and Cm afraid she'll board members bemoan fte fact that their 1 "riiculum and Instruction, said the depart- 2, it your home is gale from high water 7, Have a flashlight In good working con- 12. If, In the midst of the hurricane, there try to repossess me!" organization has the longest name of any odu- ' and flash floods, remain Inside. dition »nd a supply of extra batteries. If you is suddenly a lull In the wind and the skies nitiii plans to begin the new activity tills cation group In the state. clear, be ^autious. This is most likely the I'll and to work with a limited number of eye or center of the hurricane passing di- school districts during the next school year, rectly over your area. This lull may last lie -Jid several districts already have in- anywhere from a few minutes to a half hour. JiL.ituJ they would want to participate. He BIBLE Remain inside, however, because the wind •iikkid that the department anticipated Involve- P&T ment u[ different types of school districts will return from the opposltp direction with- $ $ 2 5 QUIZ out warning. in the first year. The deparonenr effort is designed to pro- Hill By MILT HAMMERHIIHIlB AFTER THE HURRICANE when you buy the NEW, WIDE The 7 Scotch for 5 - 1, Avoid felled or low-hanging power lines. vide a team approach in helping a district WHO SAID IT? Avoid coming in contact with metal objects assess needs and problems In its oducatlortai Name the speaker of each program and then in helping strengtfien the of the following quotations, which may be touching the damaged power maintains sales Unes. Notify police or utility company ol pi'•.•.ram. A district Initially will conduct a 1, "God loves a cheerful dangling or broken wires, stlf-atudy, after which a visiting team will giver." 2, Be cautious of streams or rivers. The review the study and provide expsrt help 2, '1 have sinned in betray- in the determination of needs. A follow-up reston water level can rise rapidly even after the leadership in ing innocent blood," team will then work with the district to heaviest rain has ended, 3, "What I have written I 3, Control your curiosity. Stay away from help bring about Improvement, QUALITY have written," areas of greatest damage. Allow rescue and i.jeh team will be headed by a staff mem- 4, '1 am slow of speech and firjt aid workers to operate without inter- btr if the Division of Curriculum and In- of tongue." ference, struction and will include a number Of the 5, "All of these I will give 4, Listen to your radio for instructions, field consultants. you if you fall down and wor- Drinking water may have to be sterilized. The cadre of field consultants is made up ship me," 5, If the power is off, don't open freezers 'I educators with expertise in 12 separate The Baker's Dozen Newspaper Group • t t unnecessarily, subject or program areas. For each area, ANSWERS there are approximately 25 educators, in- •j|A3a Oiy, 'S "saso^ •(, cluding teachers, supervisors, administrators, ''f 'Z *plsd "I and college personnel. N. J. police chiefs The 12 areas covered by the cadre ares Science, matematies, foreign languages, pupil PASSENGER CAR TIRES P&T Scotch meet; to hear wide personnel services, urban education, art, ALL NEW for 1970, and Once you taste it, MS Society humanities, social studies, elementary educa. Qon, language arts, physical education ana it's expensive! instructional materials media, opens camp range of speakers Seiner said tiiat the local districts wher* The New jersey State Association of chiefs the designated field consultaMs are employed Colin A, Browning, presi- of PoUce wiU hold its 58th annual conference Look whit Firestone did! dent of the Upper New jersey have agreed to make them available to serve from Monday through Saturday, July 4, at the on the department teams. L nmtnti aU Ihi highwiy iptti Chapter National Multiple Hotel Essex and Sussex, Spring Lake. Sclerosis Society, announced nf M gnt in trNttr nDMgil Speakers Monday will include Ralph W. j'iiiifsM, nut this week that for the 10th s A Bachman, special agent in charge, FBI New- ^DV hi im^rf (a kis« Us mw so0 will icUrir |tni consecutive year, children mikttr.,, i«fa &•!!>? tfam Ud pnrioit H$ST! from MS homes will again be ark, and George Zeiss, range master, FBI, United Bavarians Qualify Weekiiei ii the hometown Washington. Bachman will speak on "Crime 2, Inpmrfd thi UwMn m nurii m 3BH\ attending camp under chapter 11 newspaper group serving sponsorship. vs. Cooperation and Zelss wiU discuss > Ntw"7!"dtiign for thi wide, low look of till 70*« •Of •••{* "W tu. U aaAt «™ l»* W«« Ilia If the finest communitiel in "Training Matters." gndawar, Kd mam moU»i Thi. pin U» HIM Twenty-one youngsters to hold folksfestiyal > NEW "noise treatment" for quieter operation umi tcBipmt flit an Us tcmi for tuts itsfppifis so this area in partnership from Essex, Union and Hud- Completing Monday's schedule, G. Howard The United Bavarians of Greater New York set, rfl^fy fs*=siat with its advertisers. Waldron, acting director of the State Law > NEW concave-molded construction to put the son counties will have an op- will hold their annual folksfestival and evening entire triad width on the road 3. Rot|M thi tid«v*U tg gtvt 700 till portunity to spend from two Enforcement Planning Agency, WiU explain dance Sunday from noon till 11 p.m. atSehuet- iponlBjl-lookino tin of linn til to four weeks at summer the OLEA. program concerning' 'Federal Funds • New higher cord angle (60°) for improved handling two ftiiid wUla iuism Nis fsii^ wMti 63Q 11 zen Park, 32nd street and Kennedy boulevard. k l%k tin jsS? •tanda &ti is i sawd .. . ^T« camp. for police Agencies, North Bergen, • New wider, deeper 7-rib triad design for better "Because of die emotional On Tuesday, Oliver KeUy, chief adminiatra- The United Bavarians, anon-profitorganiza- mileage and traction and economic strain placed Uve analyst for tim State PoUce Training Com- tion, is an association of 20 Bavarian Clubs upon their families by MS," mission, wiU speak on "Police Admlnistratiye from the greater New York and New Jersey Browning said, "many of these Services," Father Charles F. Crieco, St. area, children never have had the pismas Center tor Drug Addiction, will lecwre A full day of activity will include entertain- opportunity to enjoy a care- on "The Role of the Policeman in the Edu^ ment by the Schuhplattler Senior and Junior free summer, The chapter In eaUon and Prevention of Drug Addiction," Dance groups. These dimeers, performing In this way seeks to provide and Lt, Werner Schlichting, State police Traf- traditional Bavarian costumes, have enter- UMMTMO TIME OFFMBSi several weeks In a whole- fic Services Liaison Bureau, will discuss tfie tained at numerous functions ttiroughout this some environment," federal "Highway Safety Act." area. Also, included on the program are the Support for the program .Wednesday's session will open with an first and second-place schuhplattler cham- comes primarily from the address on "Prosecutor-Police Relattons'.' pions of North America, Making their first chapter's auxiliary, the MS by Bergen County Prosecutor Robert alts,_ appearance will be the Glinka Russian Folk Keywomen, and the Turret! Congressman John I. Hunt wiU speak, foil- ""-Cancers. Thli newspaper Ss a Qualify Weekly member. Fund as well as other in- lowed by Captain Leroy Umholtz, super- There will be rides, dancing groups and an Upper Monteloir, N.J,-Pat Faimlia, Manager terested community agencies. visor of the State police Reuords arid IdenEi- ice cream parade for children, "Music wiU he The children wiU attend YMCA provided by three bands, A rifle ihooHng IMPORTED BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY . 16 PROOF it PARK £ TILFOKO. N f,C ficatiQn Section, who will discuss "Satellite camps, CYO camps and Bon- Laboratories" in north and soufli Jersey, contest will be held. nie Brae Camp, same styls as worn by many Racs Drivers and Firestone racing personnel TRANSITS and LEVELS trlth purchsss of a July draft: si of four Nfiw, Wide • DAVID WHITE • BERG£R_ .v^,d»y.,ch.no-pric... 321 men BUY NOW! DON'T MISS OUT ON FEDERATED'S END OF MONTH SALEI Colonel Joseph T, Avellt, THIS SENSATIONAL OFFER/HURRY! New jersey state director of Models in Slock from SSI.30 to SeleeavB Service, announced 5394.00 Models On Order To» 1600.00 this week that the state's in- PR Cl II.UUDEr. CA'.E. IFIPOD. duction call for July is for 321 P1UUB BOB. IHSTRUCri0h5 men, 25 more than the June CENTRAL BUILDING TIRES call, PRODUCTS •- The nationai call is for KI5HW*TU,S.l IDISON.NJ 15,000 men, aU to be in- {jullliuthot PordMolof FMitill ducted into the Army, Til. IIMt 00 SERVICE CO. Also during July, 3,046 BETWEEN MORRIS registrants will be forwarded Milltown Eld. AYE. & ROUTE 22 Union to Armed Forces Examining , -HSiD-CARS BON-TDII-,., -.- and Entrance Stations with the lh«y lu.t trad«.owoy. Sell ysufi r iS7-41 SO Inductees for a pre-lnducflon wilh a law.es.i Wan! Ad. Coll .:!y 8 A,M. to 6 P.M. Sofurday 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. SALE .PRICE 6IS.770O. Sing's cfltrol knob lets you physical examination. select all modes. Operates apytimo, anypiace, on batterias or AOpowsr. MEET THE NEWEST MEMBER OF THE MULTI-SALES TEAM IMAMWWIIVfWnnAWWMVyywWUIfMnMIIMWUIAAiyi^V^^

• Poly foam Air Cushions • Adjuifoblo Ear Pieces PAT SILL CLARENCE BERNIE JOE • Fits Most Stereo Sysftrri1' CHARLES CASALE Charlie 1« a lifelong raaldflnt Of Union, M« graduated from STOP THROWING Union High in '56 and attended ply YOUR SAVINGS Rutgers University- Ho resides i4TTfRIIS AWAY! at 147 Hickory Road with MB • With Brush and Buffer wife Bnlle and two children, John Rechorgos oil typsi for less thon o penny! and t>ebby. Sovts you dollars! • For Home, Offict or Travel With $ years Qf nftw car sales experience, Charlie previously • UL Approved worked for Mazon FontJaq where CQMPUTI WITH he was elected to the Matter Cord Salesmen Guild each year- He BUILT-IN has completed courses at the General Motors Professional BATTERY TIITM Salesman School, and was selected to attend the Conference on •"*» CHEVROLETS &al<

of Rotary Club THE FIRST COPY — Dennis DtLeonard (left), assistant editor-in- viior, look on as Richard Usl.in, editor-ln-cliicf, presents die chief of "ReglonalogueipWTO,1' the yearbook of Jonathan Dayton flr.M copy to Robert LaVnnture, tlic school's principal. The year- Dr. Leon Tropp has been elected presi- Regional High School, Springfield, and Peter Scocea, faculty ad» book gives a coverage of student life and activities, Including GEORGE P, SCHAFER Preston receives dent of the Rotary Club of Springfield for clubs and sports. George P. Schflfer of 27 Caldwell pj,. the coming year. Dr. Tropp, a graduate of Springfield, will retire from the New jertey Newark schools, received his degree from the Summit Mil, speech: Steven E, Slegel of 80 Wilson granted degree Bell Telephone Company Tuesday after more bachelor's degree Ohio College of FodiaBie Medicine, He prac- Bradley University Adams ter,, psychology! Robert L, Gamer ttian 43 years of ierviee, ttctd in Newark and Princeton before coming , of 14 S, Derby rd,, speech, and Marcia D, Sehafer wai i plmt serviceman In the Kent M, Preston of 145 Biyant ove.. Spring- to Springfield in 1957, Fosman of 319 Milltown rd,, speech therapy. from Allegheny College company's Summit caitral ofllce at 344 Sprln|» field, has been awarded a bachelor of science A veteran of World War II, he was a pilot grants 5 bachelor About 1,350 degrees were conferred this Roger C, Wilson, son of Mr, and Mrs, field ave. He Joined New Jersey BeU In 1927 degree in marketing at commencement with the Eighth Air Force and served overseas year. Students came from 28 states and three George M, Wilson of 9 Redwood rd,. Spring-, as an electrician's helper In Newark and exercises held at New England Colleie In for fliree years, foreign counB-ies — Venezuela, Iran and Hong field, was among the 300 seniors receiving became an electrician for the eompany'i Hennlker, NM, Presently Dr. Tropp is a member of flie of science degrees Kong, their undergraduate degrees in commence- Irvlngton ar«a la 1929, He transferred to staff of flie Newark Beth Israel Medical Radio and television personality Arthur ment exercises at Allegheny College, Mead, Summit la 1932 and •worked there imtil his While at NEC, Preston Was a member of Center and sharei a podlatty practice with Five Springfield residents received bachelor Godfrey received an honorary doctor of humane vine. Pa,, on June 15, retirement. the Student Senate, fee Geoltay Club, the Ski his wife, Dr, Edna K, Tropp, The newly of science degrees from Bradley University, letters degree for his efforts to provide an President Lawrence L, Pelletier presented He is a member of Morrlstown Council, Club and Intramurals, and mfi photography elected Rotary Club president will take of- Peoria, 111., June 7 during the 73rdcommence- understanding of the ecological problems of a the diplomas and Robert Cahn, journalist, H, G. McCully CHapter, Telephone Pioneers editor for the Pilgrim Yearbook. fice on July 1. ment. They were: Daniel Terry Qinter of 52 deteriorating environment facing modern man, delivered the commencement address, of America. : 2 hurt, one seriously,

in Rt, 22 auto accident "SHOP.RITES U.S.D.A, GQV'T, INSPIOTED FRESH CHICKEN SALE Two persons were Injured, cuts on bis scalp and dis- ont seriously, and one per- charged. Shop-Rite does more SPLIT or WHOLE ion was arrested.as the re- QUARTERED sult of a fluree-car accident The report said ithat botti to keep your last Tuesday evening on Rt, trucks were ttaveMng west on 22 West, according to Spring* Mountain avenue and had frying Chickens. field police. Four persons stopped at a cro'siwalk In cost of living down! were Injured in other acci- front of 234 Morrli when dents, Drew's vehicle hit the other truck In the rear, Mark Warsaw of New York City, driver of one of the A car driven by Daryl L, cars, and Mrs, Douglas Gar- Wilgar of Short Hills colli- Roasting Chickens no of Toledo, Ohio, a passen- ded with one driven by Robert ger in his car, were taken T, Schwartz of 26 Sycamore ' FRESH CUT "'. to Overlook Hospital, Sum- ter,, Springfield, Saturday mit, by the SjsrtnjpEieM First evening at the interi teflon of iSHOPRITE'S TOP QUALITY" QUARTERED STEAK SALE VALUABLi COUPON Aid Squad, Warsaw Is in Morris and Short "Hills , serious eondiuon alter suf- avenues, reports stated. CHICKEN PARTS lONILISi Tswordi the purchaic ef fering fractured ribs and cuts Schwartz was taken to Over- Chuck Fillet a 15to(f label boK of 100 on bis chin, Mrs, Garno was look Hospital by his mother 'BEEF LEGS FBOliN after complaining of neck BONELESS admitted for multiple bruliei BRISKIT, WITH BACKS ' Cube Veal Steaks Ihlers and a fractured nose. She pains. He was discharged after „ THICK CUT JUiqt, T»Sty, FOB B*M.BQ was recently discharged. betai tteated for a tnuscl* BREASTS , BONELESS.FIRSTCUT 49 Cube Steaks Tea Bags Alexander P, Wksiuk of spasm, police said, 3 , WITCUT f SjSH MWING YQUNGS FNY|H Ib§. 36 S, Maple »ve,, Springfield, Sehwartz trid police that h#; Corned Beef Brisket ib.79' c WITH THIS Wai arrested and charged with was going wett On Morris and'? 'Chicken Livers ib49 COUPON driving whll« under the In- was reaching" for an injured, EXTRA LEAN fluence of alcohol. cat on the passenger's seat Ground Round SAVE 10 According to reports, Rich- when he went through a red ard H, Burley of Warren was light it Short Hills avenue. Health S Beauty Aids . . . Shop-Rite Priced! Il'il; yALUABLiCOUPONli i traveling west on Rt, 22, As His car then was hit by WU- SHOP-RITE BONELESS 3 ABO be passed riw turn-around by gar's auto which started to MFC,. tte Lido Diner, Wlaiiuk's car move out from the traffic light I SUNTAN LOTION ***** SHQPHITE, 10c OFF ONE (I) 12-oi.boxof hit bis intherearforcingBur- on Short Hills avenue, Coppertone^H 99 First Aid Spray1,?; ley across die center divider, Juan L, Perez of Newark Ground Smoked ISUHTAN LOTION Axion Burley ften hit Warsaw's car wai traveling east on Rt, 22 ?;,".'79 SunTan Lotion FREE which was BmveUng east on Monday morning when he went iTanya Chuckb Pre-Soak tee highway, off the roadway and hit the FLAJTIC STRIPS " _ Butts A truck driven by Paul j. rear of Sandier and Wortii's Band-AId Brand A'A 59e WITH THIS V^^SSZSKS? Drew of Harrison collided with building, reports Said, Qualityfresh fruit and Vegetables ... Shop-Rite Priced! a ttuck driven by William Perez told police that he did SHOP RITE COUPON an,^,i.,,»™^; OQC RED RIPE-WHOLE NIWORIEN T. Taggart o| Jackson Friday not know what caused his car CWBMWIHMIWM morning at the Intersectton of to leave the roadway. He said Hair Spray Cabbage He OFF LAif L Morris and Mountain avenues, that he cut onto the left should- CALIFORNIA Cantaloupes CALIFORNIA "I" illi U.S. •! I. VALUABLE COUPON according to police, Taggart er, traveled on the grass and 59* came to a stop after hitting Gleem II Toothpaste Potatoes MFG Tewarai lh« purthais of was taken to Overlook Hospi- DEODORANT SPR*Y..J5eOFF LABEL Nectarines tal where he was Bested for the building. Secret Dry 0 a 1-quart 1-pint U h -si. LIQUID or CONCENTRATI. Ml. tuM, lie OFF Oranges Octagon Prell Shampoo JtOFF LABEL, WHill OR 45SOHTEB liquid Dish Detergent WHY PAY MORI? .Pamper (Regular Prise 4?€ with csupen 29c) Bayer Aspirin „«&. 67* Chase & Sanborn I Scott WITH THI<; UmlliOn.™p..p.i1inl.m.r. • EARLY Diapers General Mtrthandhe (where available) Coifee Viva Towels tfUUPON »milwp.mii(BjIrmiJKriivJlitHWiltaW") MFQ

BIRD MMMW VALUABLE COUPON •..••• WHOLE KERNEL CORN, CREAM CORN, KITCHEN 2ABO o|| EfcB B VAN CAMPS Mb.cn. 8 lor (lor LIBBY SLICED GREEN IIANS or ORIBN GIANT FRENCH Tswardi the purihsse sf Q, .».$f s S'lb^l'SI. ben gf SALE Pork & Beans 4 Green Beans 5 « 0 cant I Cold Power Shop-Rile Savings on froien Haiti 1WHY PAY MORI? ALL VARIETIES 7 SEAS •in,..- Laundry Detergent Kraft Mayonnaise jar Salad Dressing %im TMIQ ' ^siu'ar P'^s 83c with toupon 63c) ALL VARIETIES SHOPRITE WHY PAY MORI? ' • '_ COUPON Ocoma Tomato Catsup 4te*l Mason Root Beer 6* my %hsp.Siff iup*fmeik#t (Whiri eVeilsbU) Dinners MA'S 12-ei. CAN BIRCH BEER • ORANC t or SWANII •• _ SAVE 20c I Root Beer Facial Tissues 6 k"; SHOPRITE or LIBBY DOLE REGULAR or PINK PINEAPPLE , tmDiiYI DISSIR1 J PUDDING, ALL FLAVORS ]Cool N Creamy 3 'J2T * 1 Select Ripe Olives Grapefruit Drink 4 MFC Tawardf iho purcham of OAB7 SHOPRITE a 1-lb. can of I WHYPAVMOIIC? RfALIMON L1MQN jUIBf gr SINIOA ICelentano Pizza 2^99*' Lemon Juice Sauerkraut 6 Hills Bros. I MRS. SMITH'S Delicatessen... Shop-Rite Pricedr > Apple Pie ub _-. Savings from our Dairy Caic! June is Dairy Month Coffee WHY PAY MORI? ALL MEAT or ALL BEEF (Cash value 1/20 sflc) I SHOp.RITi,"FROIiNFRISH"i!ftBI it Onm fiuptn par i 1 Corn on Cob 1^159* WITHTHJS Land 0.-'Lakes Oscar Mayer COUPON ... Concord I FANCIFRIIS. 12.BI./ CHINKLI CUT or RIGUyiR ] Birds Eye Potatoes ^ !*•£ Butter Franks JtlMIHIIHIIHHffllHIHIHHO SAVE 7c Pinwheel Appctiieri... Shop Rile Priced! VALUABLE COUPON 2AB5 Townrdi the purchase af Wash 'N Wear , LONG ACRI WHITE MEAT quart arid B 4'S1, jflFSf ihLChicken Roll Martinson Freeze Dried Coffee Co HHOLi, HALF or REGULAR or CAUFORNIA STYLI IRIAKBTONI CAMICO IMPORTED Sliced Pastrami Canned Ham WITHTHK UmlliOnimipiiipinuiliiiiM. 99* Cottaie Cheese • VI I If I DIM CeupBiiinpiiciJune37, I?7O STORIMABl VHi FLORIDA PACKIB - SHOP RITE VAC PAK DOMESTIC ; SColori off the boh vWWrWI^I ,ny shop.Bli, Sup.imark.l [Whin ovoll.bl.) UCQ •aSaStSISS--- ^ll^^resh Citrus Salad Boiled Ham SwiSS CheeSe Ib 99 .VEUtOWprWHITEP*ST.PR0B.SH0P*(K REGULAR OR THICK SLICED MmmmwmmmsMf. zsct T shop-Rite Bakery savins*! American Cheese Shop-Rite Bacon ^', VALUABLE COUPON BOLOGHA/COOKED SALAMI, LUNCH MEAT . • HUH PROVOLONE/PI^MOnARItLASHOp.RiTE MFG Toward* tho purchan of 1AB5 Yd. l||-SHOP'RITE REGULAR any 3Packagoiof 1 Sliced Cheese W:39 • Shbp-Rlte Cold Guts :."; Reg. [Ipbtato Chips Ico Cream... ShpRUe ptkedl Seafood... Shop-Rite Priced! General Mills 24.PAK JET SIT THE FABRIC BAG I , SHOPRITt SANPHICH SLICED Pino Spins, Bugles, 3*1,89* Fudgsicie8& umi m Wheaf Ch| s OF SUMMIT Popsicles y uuiTH THiQ ^* ' P Blueberry Pie Wl I •• I Tils Umll,On.1.up,np,,tu,iom.,. 440 Springfield Ave. Summit S 59* COUPON i Mon. thru Scit^iJQ A.M,,to. is30 P.M, 273-2624 ;O O OO i - Thurf. 'til f i30 P.M. Print •ffaeilvs thru Satutdoy, Jun« 27. Vie rnerve Ih. right to limit quanlilttl.. MB! nipeniibla I,, typcgrophkol •rroir Peace unit .. -Thursday, June 25, 1970- being set up by students A new student peace group, named Aware, liai been formed In the izth Congroa- ilonal District for the sum. mer. It Is aiming for political education of the voters in [Mo district and planning a series of Information Sweet projects. The group as a whole is not backing any particular congressional candidate for the November election aU though an Aware spokesman said that many of its mem- berl wlU politically support individual peace candidates, Interested students are ar- ranging a district-wide lecture series which would bring political and educational figures to the area to speak this summer. The group also plans to set up Information booths at shopping centers and has set July 11 as a ten- tative date for its first booth. At the group's second meeting of the summerlastThurs- day night In Springfield, approximately 25 Interested young people were present, Locil representatives of the League of Women Voters were also there to advise Aware students about methods to encourage greater voter registration In the 12th district. The group was reminded that the effort must be made to get poienUal voters to register before the Sept, 24 dead- I Urie. .11 Any young person interested In this newly-formed group may call Jeff Swett (B99-B767) In Scotch Plains,

~~Public Notice~~

A BOND QRDD3ANCE APPIIQ. BUATWO $1,000 AND AUTH- OH12OTQ THE B5UANCE Or s r»,6W BQNB1 OH NOTB OF Till tmnrniap FOB THE CONSniUeTJQN OF CURBDiQ £< ON OERTAW STREEfi TO BE DONE AND FURNEHED AS A LOCAL IMFROVEMBfT OH •a PURFOIE AUTHORIiED TO BE « UNDEHTAKUrBYfHE TOWN^ iHIP OF iPMNOFIELO, OI THE COUNTY OF UNION,' AND and save more! STATE OF NEW JERSEYJ AND FRQVIBDTO FOB THE AAESS. Mpn OF THE COST THERE. B""-E" *JT ORDABtED BY THE TOMX- or irawoFiEUicqtsjrrTiE, IONF THECOUOTYO THETawramFp UNION, NEW JERSEY (netlesithantwi. turd, of all themembers thereof affirm. atively coneurrtni) AS FOLLOWS! ln~Section 3-of thil'SnfSuIKe'u hireujr lUUiorlHd u a local improve, ment to be made or asoulred by The Township of BprinifleJd, In (he Countyof GRANULATED Union,-New Jersey, For the slid fin- pravement or purpose stated In said •MUDS 3, there Is hereby appropriated ft! sum of 11,000, laid earn Klnf inelu. •nre of i<4 apprepriatisns heretofore made t»- sfor and taBiudlng the sun of f 400 Hi uie down payment fcr said la. pmenjtater purpose aareauiredbyUw and ngtowaUaale therelor by virtue ol jrSTijElifln a Budget or budjeta of the TownaUp crevlautlj adopted, geetfaji 3, ForthsUnanclnfofBaidini. Rnast proverncjjt o» purpose and to meet the pwt of Bldf 8,BooaBproBriation not pro- Tided lor DyaMleaSonlienaMeroiaald TownsElpire 'hereby authorited^ bo iuued Is the principsl amount of 17,600 oornuM to the Loeal mud Law of New I anticipation of the Usumeeof , IJI and to temporarily flnanee [mprayement orpurpoie,IUfi)tiaiiie notes St the Townahle In a principal BONELESS amount net ejejeedini ft,600 are hereby autnorlMd tt be Issued pursuant to and within the limitations preserioed liylaw, 3, (a) Theinipnvementhereby I (wtUeh «ha3S be made or n in aeeordanee with the appll. i pUnj and speelfkaiioni therefor prepared and on We in the OHiee of the Tewnahlp clerli and hereoy approved), and the purpese for the financing oi WMoh salioBllfaHoni are tobeiiiuHii. the conotructlnn of ciu-tjint-, with IBMS- mm appiirteilancBS en: l.lfBe Southerly side el eUUtown M, J, IB front of Lot i in Block lot throuB. Lot 34 in Black 100, commencing with the uncurbed portion thereof to front of Lot Ijfc me Southerly BEEF ROAST aide of SOUtewn Head A, front of LeU £ and J la Bloek WSt 3, The Westerly aide of Meljel Avenue In freni of Lot 20, CM The estimated mjxlmujn amount of Bsnda or notea te be Issued for •aid purpese is ti.eoo. . (c) The esUmited eon of oild purpose U SS,OO0, the excess there- YOUR CHOICE OF el ever the said estimated maximum PRICE MINDING amount of tonds or notes to be laaued therefor being the amount of the said t400 down payment for said purpose, Boetton 4, flie following matters are TOP SIRLOIN, hereby determined, declared, recited and •toted. -, . . . (a) The aald Improvement or BOTTOM ROUND, pyrpoie dascrlhed in SocUon a el this told ordinance la nst a current expense and it a property imBrevementwhiehthe TswnaMp may lawfully acquire, or make OR RUMP ROAST as a local Improvement. (b) The period of usefulness oi said purpose within the UmitaUona of said Local Bond Lawandaceordlnsfathe Ib. reajonable Ufa thereof, is tfn(10) years, (oj The supplemental debt statement required fey aald Law has been duly made arid Hied in the office of the Townahlp Clerk and a complete executed sriebul thereof has been filed in the office of the Director of the Division of Local Finjuioe in Um Department oi Com- llGULARCUj munity Affairs of the Hale of New Jersey, and such Matement shows that the gnas aobt of the Township as defined in said taw is increased by the autheriutien el Green the bonds and notes provided for in thla ordinance to H,6W and that the said OBUgaUons nutherited By thU bond ordi. nanee WiU be within aU debf UmitatiQns prescribed by said Law, • fd) The aggreitte amount ef not exceeding$2,000firitcmsof expense permitted under Section 40Ai2.20of said Law has been included In the foregoing estimate! eost of aald purpose, Beans HONEYDEWS - (.INothtag wW be contri- buted ty the tow- at • iefopy Blent of the seat o iiniproyement or FINAST CUT purpose, and the estimated amount of the special aiiae«8menta to be levied on property spesiaUy beneflted by said Im- provement la 18,100 and the number of annual Installments in which «u such 111 assessments may be paid is ten SWEET ..stion 5, The cost of aaid local im- pjovemeni

~~Public Notice~~

NOTICE PUDLB NOTICg I« h*F«By ilvtnUal in OrdinsBei whigh the fsUdwifig u a com Ma Jntfeaueta, nil and paa»M en flrst reading by t£* Mayor tnd CoyO* dl of the arraign si MmsiUUnriat a* ft msftiftg en yi« fitfi day si June* J?70» and that UH uU CMmetl will ftffttw toiuiOcr u« «ala Qrtinane« for Una raaaat* en the list day ei JulVp ISTOi at I'M P.M. itBiKlnsadBIiaeL Moun- tainsids, Nsv Jeffty. at l&Leh IMS and plae* any person WHO HS*y b* War* •it«a thtrsuv wUl Bt liMn an nwlJB" ijy te feehear d cencernifif said PrM* Welchade "**"*• ELMHH A, HpFFAIlTH, BoreuA Clirlt PROPOiED OltOINAKCE NO, 4S7-70 AN omODiAKCE TO mm® CIIAPTHI 44OFTHE6QBEOF If, THE BOROUGH OF MQUN» TADEIDE TO CHANOE THE TABLE OFOBQANIlAnNOOFOBQANIlATnNOFF PERSONNEL OF THEmint' GRAPE 1 qt, TAJNSBE Tmt DEPART« Rnast BE FT ORDADJBD by the Mayer aod can Cogmiil ell IIhh i SesfSeresfhh ell MewrtjUfMrtUflail a DRINK in the eounfl efUnlsn, stats eINewJ aey. aa follows: itoTlON 1! ThM Bectien 44-J of LIMIT 4 Chapter 44 ef Uie Coa» ef the Bofeapief Mgtintfjfisideî96§ is hereby amended to RICHMOND COFFEE Wad aa fpUsWB: Sestton 44-j. offltit™. The offleers ef the Depart, (sent ahaU ignaUt of a Chief, • RIG, or Deputy Chief and two Battalta Chfafa, The Chlcl and the two LlatUHon Chlrfs thill be sleet. DRIP ed for a term el ens (1) year eemsenQlAf §fl Uie flrit day 0f January el euh and every year and shall belli attics until tholr Sweet Peas elected fcy & ffiajeHevetsglthe agttvs fflemfeers §f the Fife B**» Bartecfit, Tns elSee af Depofy Chief thall be automatic in ftpppbi&lent Said to be ftUed by the iiEflmfeent Oticf whflae tens is expiring U tht lime of cieotiens. SECTION 3, TMt Section 44-4E of 1 Ib. 1 oi. Ouster 44 of ttw pan oi the Bonsai DEL si IJomiisinBide * legs ighsrefy can ed to read as f@UgwS! Beeyon 44-41, ; / g\ MONTE m the event the efflee el fife PORK W BEANS S CAiel bedemgs Vacant for afi? LIMIT 4 reusa laid omseetaUMfiuia W||T PIA5 by the Deputy chief. 2 ib. e to the mm UM the efflee ol p^ ChChiel shashall l besomess ? 10 el.*' qant fer say reason, said office RICHMOND ahaU M ailed by the.«nlorMl- cans talioii Chief tfi egnjonetiga witt the rolei ef Eligibility lnChsp- ler 44>l it «iid omcer dseanet moot the eUglMllty mien tHe jmSat Biltiaion chief ahaU fiU tht vacancy. Sinld ndtiier Bat9 fan™ Chief quillf)' fer toe ' TaeUKy, nV I'ltiCe ahaU t« (Uled by ipeeial election of the Dtpartmwt, asbjegt te ap5 praval by the Mayor and Cotsi- eil, tê effker se elected aM apprsvid te cQ^Mnue in aajd GRAMULATiD Olflge for the balasQe of theWH sxpired term thereeL Sheuld the office ef Bittjlion CUefbt- €eme Taeast fer any rea^SW •aid BfSee ohiill Be liUed fey fLAVORS special election of the Depart- aent. sabjeet ta appreval py ALL theTlior aad cmaefl, Hit effkgf se elected and appfovM to eontinne in gaid ofiue far the balaflee ef the aAeatff^d term thereof, ~ : IBCTDN a. That leetlfla 44.4F el Finast Coffee Chapter 44 of ths Code of ths leraa^l of HsmdalsUde < 1SC8 lsterebj-..jneju- IREA! ed to read as fellowai leetioli 44.41'. It shall bo Uie duty ef th« iHEWll Chief, with the advice of B» Deputy Chief and uia BataUsn Chiefs to appoi&t a Captain and a LirtMLietrteBMt t ef eaeheempanytehte ugar Creamer hold efflee fof one year cem» ibeneing om the Urst dayelJaS9 /iEOTIQN 4, Thai ieeUsa 44.4 of Chapter 44 of the Code of the BOrourt el MamitayiMde - 19ffi Is hereby amend, ed by addist tt» foUovingt leettoii 44.40 The Brat appolMee to the of. flee qi ptîtf Chiel shall toe ' tnadn by the Fire Chief said ap- pelntee &haU ffieet the same eUglbility rpjulrcoicntji as the Fire &aef, aajd appointment - suhjeet to aMnval by the Mayor and gomsu ~gald sffleer so ap» pefntfd add asprsved to oontiise In office Until -_'ie election of a Bev Chief. The samepreeedore Irili app^ to uy ineiffllbeni Uoz. Chief wtr> dKUBes the OHUe sf Depto Chief, BECTIOlis, That BMtton 44.1 ef cans OapUr 44 ef th« paiv of the Borsa* of Moiintaiiwlile . le(( iaherebyaBeixl. ed tp rea4 as fpuswsi

~~Hi jdbUlty fer Election.~~

Ne member ef the Fire Be* putment shall be eligible for eleetten to tile Qttee "ef Chief or appoiMmfnt te the efflee of pep|^ CMef ^Hu dnes net spend the ffi&jerperMe n ef eaeh day -srlttiln the Domidries of the Eora^ of Moistala^de pre. vided, QgweveTi mat newing herein shall apply to vacation periods, and me dees net hgld a current qualliylns certlncate . ffOB the pRion Cets^ Fke Traliiini lebeel, No personwho has set been a me&ber ef the Departeent fer a peried ef at least three (3) years anil who M*r"FdTIirnf .MiHr»irFedTTIairnf year as Captain and one (1) year as lieiitenant shaU be ellrible fer the office of B»t. taUon cttof; to be eUdele for PRICE MINDING the efflee sf Chief, he most hava lefted at l.jaijt one (1) AT year as BattellQn Chief, 1WTION 8. That feetion .44-1J of THE LIQUOR SHOP FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS

~~Chapter 44 of the 0ed| of the Bofoudi id Mountainside e 156S Isher^ey amend, ed ts read as fdUewai Bectten 44.12, COFFEE uimifSlnJ. «YI WHIIKEY AT IT! iin Chain ej command.~~

Bi thq absence of the Chief the 9UART 55.07 Deputy Chief Shalt perform the LIGHTENER dagm of th« Chi a at all fl«s HALF SAL ^9*99 and emergOHlej. In the ab. PERX senee of th» chief and Deputy Chief the first Battalion diltf to arrive at the seene of the riNASt PRimutt li now fire shaU aot AS commanding officer until the arrival of the Chief or Deputy chief, B to SCOTCH WHISKY ,, ofllcer is present the senior firesMffi shall aet as eoffl. % 100% IMPORTID MOQTH N' MOHT PRICE mander trntU relieved by an osieer. V^L^JML /) i MOTION 1, That leetion 44-i» of MINDING 1 qt. Chapter 44 of tte Code of the Boreufh SAVING HALF SAL, $9m99 of Mountainside • I960 Is hereby aniunti- carton ed to read as feUowa: iU 44.13. FIHAST 90 PROOF GIH piHAit riwiRRiB «6 MeoF Battalion Comaand, BUT FOR BIT MMH!NI_TQM COUIHI OIH H'IOH1C 1TC. KENTUCKY BOURBON Dark & Light Chocolate tsibjoct to overall command 1 of t&e chief and Deputy Cftief IIOHT N f UU MD1IB • Birds Eye Cool N'Creamy or Vanilla the BattaUsn Chiefs shaU hwe sole eommand ever aU Ms Bat- . QUART $4* 1 7 QUART $4.85 1 AC taliijn's apparatus and equip- Price Minding ment. B nludl be his duty to HALF GAL $8*13 direct all other offleers god Q Hawaiian Red Punch III members ef his BatÛon in the performance eftheirduês! te e^Mlne each and'svery month the condlUen ef the Bat- FINAST PREFERRED RUM • Stouffers Macaroni * Cheese wpot.teMAu©r«tin talion's apparatus, equlpnionl 1MMRTIB LIOHf 01 BAIK or Sausage Pina (b. 2 01. A AC and Uriheuee gnd te reperl en iCIIWDIIVnU A BIODDY MARY'S ••IT MR ALL RUM BRINfK the same te the chief, 3 To Pfcg, DltO. W™ iBCTIQN 8, rtal ieetion 44-14 of BAQUiRii, RUM w COKI ne. • Johns Cheese Pizza QUART *3»67 Chapter 44 of ttle Code at the Borough PULL QUART $3«89 of M*nH?iwff^ff - I96i ishereeyamene> ed to read as feUowsi HALF ©At. *7#^3 • Sara Lee Brownies ^ 44.14 ^^^reement ef . Mtahtlli Itnfn*> An NM lal« PrftMl , ; Hie PjwsntiBnOeds, In Can el Trp»»i^W«| fittn, Alcohsllc B.v«o(. Cemmlwlon Mm Prwril, B AaU te the duty of the , Chief, tts DipBty altf lad eU-jer olficora iBd members 1 Ib. 13 01. • of tte JU-e Department to FINAST WHOLE UNPEELED APRICOTS > eon enforce the phroiilorui of ths Fire prweaflon oeds of tin BQFSUÎ of Hnstalnside &Bd . FINAST CHARCOAL BRIQUETS th§ amsndneMs sad j^nles' 20 GREEN BEANS meMg theFttO| snd~ any" oilier ' miffllelpal orsifiangel, states eomijsf or Isdenl iaiM havine FINAST CHARCOAL LIGHTER FLUID to do willi Ore pntsnllsn, b. 10 FINAST SALT ,^f,,,,,,,J " iEC^DM S, Ihi« OrtttoiDce uull Ib. RICHMOND i ib, 4 oi. take effect spun it, final pusigs and FINAST BARBEQUE SAUCE putltiatlon accordiiiE tolaw , ELMER A, HOFFABTH Borwieh clerk WHITE PLATES MtgiEehOjJime 25^B;0 (Fe»l *4),5fl ARMOUR CORNED BEEF HASH Te Publicity Chairmen: RICHMOND KETCHUP bolil, Would you liko soms halp in preparing newipsper fe^ Isasst? Wtito to this nowi- pspar and ask fsrsur "Tips Net respeniible for typographical errori. Jun We reserve the right to limit quantities. en Submltfing Naws Ra- Prices effective Sun., June 2 Ui thru Sato lobta*." : -Thursday, June 25, 1970- Tribute paid to retiring PINEAPPLE nurses head GRAPEFRUIT A farewell tenlmonlal dlji. Dole nor honoring Mrs. Edna W, Dover Fry, director of nursing service at Overlook Hojpital, was hold at The ChanBclar in Mlllburnon June 17, commemoraUng hor 20 years of achievement at Over- JUICE look and the communiuei it PiNEAPPLi- 1 ql. 14 oi. serves, 6&APEFRUIT DRINK Recently married to Ralph JUKI DRINK can Enast Vyoaley Fry of Long BoatKey, Sarasota, Fla,, Mrs. Fry li LIMIT 4 rearing to move south, but the Frys will be in reBidenee' at 180 luininlt aye.. Summit, for most of the summer. In his testimonial speech MARSHMALLOWS Robert Heinlein, Overlook director and president, com. mentod on Mrs, Fry'i out- FINAST standing achievement In builds ing Overlook's nursing department from a small staff Finast Cor whan she came in 1950 to Its present status ag the largest department of the now 457- 100 COLD CUPS bed hospital. The Overlook nursing department today numbers S6fi member s, in- poly cluding 275 reglsared nurses 7 oi, SIZE ^ and 135 licens»d practical CREAM STYLE, 1 Ib. b nurses, "Concepts of nursing have WHOLE KERNEL cans vastly changed over the last two decades,1' he said, "Nur- sing responsibilities have be- TOMATO SMJCE come far more complex, now Including many procedures that wera formerly in the DEL M doctors* province, with nurse- specialists in many fields," MONTE £§ can. "Concepts such as recovery room, intensive and coronary care units, psychiatric division, esttended care - these wer« unheard of 20 years ago," Heinlein said, "Mrs. 9 Fry has moved in the forefront of these new nursing con- " WHITE cepts, always Investigaang their soundness and quick to HNAST CUT adapt valid new techniques. Without progressive nursing at the helm, Overloofc would not enjoy the high reputation it RICHMOND holds in the hospital field," CUT he pointed out, "Under Mrs. Fry'i aMe admlnistraBon Overlook has Green developed one of the finest in- service education dapart- mtnts in the state, the Over- look School of Fractieal room Nurging was ejtftblished, a broad-bajed foreijpi exchange viiitor nurse program was developed, jumirier internships Beans for nursing service administrators Irom Columbia Uni- versity were initiftted, and a Tissue Unit Administrators system e # was insUtused. or Assf d 1 'Overlook hag developed a reputation as a leader in ie ; C •"" field ol coronary care training for nurses, currently broadened by affiliation with lib. Rutgers UniverjiQ' School of Nursing." cans Mrs, Fry, Who is a graduate roll of the Bellevue School of Nur- sing, received hsr bachelor of science degree and master of arts degree from Columbia University, Before coming to Overlook she held the positions of staff nurse, head nurse, clinical I I supervisor and educational director at die Willard Parker Hospital jo New York, At Wo- man's Hospital, New York, she wai director of nursing and taught on a graduate level at Hunter College, in tiieir nursing *ducatlon depajfttnenr. Public Notice JOSEPH BABMf Attonwy tat WUMilt •MiBlftt NnrarK New Jersoj 07101 (201) 622- .T7B9 EUVERTOR COURT OF NEW JEHSEY PR1CI MINDING CHAHCBW Dm. IMNl UNTON PRICE MINDING HEALTH N'BEAUTY AIDS COIIHT* Doelat No. M.iiM.89 DAIRY SAVINGS DlENBV^QllEEN, i V, i CMl ACTION JOB* HENRY GHE1N, I NOTICE OF OR* SWISS STYLE BUFFERIN TABLETS DER FORIIUB. MFG. LIST YOGURT PRiCi S STATE OF NEW JEHSK! Bor den's TOi 30tm Henry aregft: 2.32 By ¥lftee Bf an OtdeF ef tfeg

Amrneni 11 oz,, Is tlia plalrilllf and you mo U10 defem G Medicated Powder Mfg. List 1.49 size dsnt, yea age hereby f eaolf ed ts afiswef VANILLA & ALL 801. the complaint ol thg plainliH sn or be> ive Hir 80 te hpo Bie SBth asy ol JUSP, 1970, by C g^rving BJ| answer sa Jeseph Pury, D Finast Cotton Swabs Cash Esi.1 plslatlifs at&ragyf «fasse sddress FRUIT FLAVORS cup pkg. 49 U 744 broad tttesi, Hewwlt, Mew Jor- 9§yf and ia delsyli têreef syeS 1O0E* fflent shaU be rendered fi^lnst ydtt as the C@^t shall tM&k eôltahtg and jus^ or Sweetmlik You shall Hie ym» «Mwsf ana proof, •f gervlge I0 dyplle&te wltt the Clerk Plllibury or iaHard PRICE MINDING BAKERY SAVINGS of the SBMfiSf csai% «^» HOB»B An. Buttermilk Biscuits nfelE, Tremsiu New JMSey to aogoi'daiigg Flnist Pait, Pros, with the rules of slvji pruttoe and prs. American Cheese Singles he object of isld action l to fibtaln Spread—-Yellow s i si divoree between U» said FINAST FRESH PIES dyou, Individually Wrapped : June IS, 197S# , , . Kraft Muenster Cheese Joseph Barry Natural pkg. Attorney tor JFMnttlf 744 Brsad street 40* NewMii• ,, NNSW Jefisy OT10S Jaffa Jem Fruit |ar Jjtsde Iet», June lij,, n, ino, 79* AND LEMON • (Fuel *li,44) Breakstone Cottage Cheese POTLIO NOTICE' PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby gtyui that 100% Whole Mb. 2oz.il an Ordlninoe which ths tollcri-lng is j "Pick Up Sems Deiiert npy was Iritroducod, read are! passed G Brookside Farms Wheat iread leaves • qn~ first reading by the Nayof bnd Q finast Heavy Cream Srielli & StpawberriBs" carton Council of tho Boroujh (It MMmtalnoIJo or Jewish Dark • 1 I lb.4oz.$| at a inosUnE on the loth day of Juno. lit. 1 1J70, and Sat the said ceaneil will Non Dairy D Jewish light Rye Pumpernickel loavsi • further consider the nald Ordinanee lor Fleischmann's Diet Margarine 45 final passage on the Sist day of July, 1(70, at SiOO P.M. at Baeshwood Sejnolj ÔHntaiAsldei New Jersey, atwMohtiini and plsse &n^ person whs may be inter* eeted !her«Ih wlU b^ g*f(ii an opportunity to be heard eoncBntng r * " THIS COUWN nance. THIS COUPON m B( 1O« THIS COUPON ffcffcc THIS COUPON IDi THIS COUPON 10 WITH THIS COUPON Wm -~- WORTH --•—•-* -"--. ™ WORTH' ^"" --WORTH---;,'-**— TOWARDS THI FURCHAII OF OOI. JAR fi TOWARDS THI PURCHASI OF TOWARDS THI PURCHASI OF TOWARDS THI FimCHASI Of TOWARDS THI PURCHASI OP PROPOiED OBDDJANCE ^ 4iS-T0 J—6V1OZ. CANS "*** - Slia lor of g AH OHDMANOE AlPPMlPIlI. 2 IB. CAN 3 Li. 1 01, PKG. 6-1 a oz. 1 11 OZ. JAR OF CARNATION ATKIP FUNBB FROM THE Chock Full 0' 1 CAPITAi, nttBQVEMENT PUSS N CAMAY SOAP S ACCOUNT FOR THE - MBr HILLS BROS. COLD POWER PEPSI COFFEE CHASB OF" A EEN1TH Nuts instant Assorted Colors £ tSAVSNOH PEfnaOtATEll' BOOTS _ BE n OHDADIED ty the Mayor and COFFEE DETERGENT MAT! ComBU of Hie lorouBl el Mountiiij, COLA GOURMET CAT FOOD BUY ONI—GIT jS Coffee REG. or DIET «| side, m tte Cowihr aTuaioii, Sttie of Until (l)GoodA 5up» Umil (1) Good A Super Fino.t ONIFRII • New jersey, that ihers In hiretiy up- Umil (I) Good A Sup., Limit (I) Good A Super ffnait Thru Sol.. June 97th limi» (!) Oo»d A Suptr Finaif Umii (1) Good A Super Final! 2| Thru Sal,, June J7ih Limit (I) Good A Super Flnoir propriftted from the capital improve^ Thru Int., JUKI 37lh Thru Sot,, juni 27|h iaent aeeotint the mm ol o« ThnKard Thru So«,, limm 37th Thru Sol., Jurta 27th ;2j Thru Sot., June 27lh (11,000.00) Dollun for the (nrpoae of MFO MFO MFO purehulng a lenlth TraVenor r>e-fibro- MFC ; MFO Uter for age hy. pie Moiffi&inside Heseiia Sid and the MOunlalnalrlo PollcS De> mmmm fit.t Ths Onllnanco ahaU take effect upoa Not responsible for fypeifophlcal errors. lta fipM passage u^ puhUfigMen ag* Prl«Bi offettlvB Sun,, June 81 it thru Sot., Juno 27th, We reserve the right to limit quantities. eordin; ts law, ELMEB A, HOFFARTH Boroujli Clork Mtsd,Eoho,JiinB 15, 1S70 (Fee: WtM) -1 Imrsday, June 25, 1970 Y program still has a few openings FRESH WITH RIBS so.H-ly 600 boys a,id girls I.-L enrolled to date in tho Sinnnnt Arqa YMCA's day . .imp programs; for this sum- iiiur. Thare are still opon- in's in tho third and fourth periods af Camp Trianile for CHICKEN jMi-ls oiitering soeond-soventh ,rattas and in the fourth period of Camp Cannundul for boys L-iitcring lacond-sovonth I'raties, The Kinderkamp program ling a few openings In all six one-w aBi iiT p

OFFIOI OF TH1 SICRBTAIW OF TH1 BOARD OF ADTOBTMBfr T«i» noflot thai »1 » mssSni oi the Board Of Adfsstaeiit, held on June 16, 1970 U*e applieatisri, ap gi^aitt&d hy , KaiNlTH 1OJQX for » yartaneo ln« ^ ^ Schedule si Llmita&ana was pprpv^dTT " Said applicatieii is QB^le lii the Oeiee af the Secretary el the ssafd ef Adjust* msnt. Municipal BuUdlsc, Township of BpriRyieM, U,J,, aM is available for py£Me inspection, No. 7P-8. Payl Greenstein

~~Beard of lttStolrt BpfldLea4er, June 15,1610, (Fee 13,91)~~

KOTICE OF HEABplO SPHNbFiE.I,D, NEW imBW > PRICE WINDING FOR THE PRICE MINDED! HOTO-E is hereby ihren that the Manhiiii Beard of the Towpahip el Spriri^ield, doianty of U^on snd State of New Jef ley, will hold a t-eplar mgeMng en July 1, 1970 at iiM DayUtft Tiilie In the cwnsU Room, Mmtcipil »uUd. Ing Spffiftgfield, ^ jpaaldef the appliea- USDA Choico Dono ln chu Uen el laituawl Top, Sntton "1" fcr Tefiative Approval of Preliminary Syfe- = Calif* Steaks ^ divirion Hat en property ]fflwn as Bloelt US, lit is, centiniiaaon et Vista Way, gprUlifield, New Jerley tat elBlt U5DAChoic a 8onolssi Chuck lets. Fi I let Steak Bald appiieaapnla on file in thgpffiQe ei the Township clerJs and is a?ailaole L M fof puMio inspection. No, 7=70, Qeonon H, WortUnftoii Beef Short Ribs ™ -y Township clgrk Spflii Wader, June J5,1970,(F8e (4,83) Chicken Cutlets Btnolo M Bf PASTRAMI AM ORDINANCE TO AMENP AND SUPPIMENT AMOHDJNANCE EN- USDA Choico Frvih TrrtgD "THE PLUMiDlO CODE OF THE TQWNSHn1 OF SEHDIG* Ground Chuck FIELD, m THE COUIiTY OF U%OAChoic< > Fr ih Lo n WHOLE OR HALF , TAKE NOTICE, that the ft>«psing SLICED ON REQUEST pfd|imE6e was passed an3 approved at Ground Round * * a FegtfUr meeting of ihe" geard ef HtaltB of the Township o! spfin^tii, in the Qoim^ ef uiden aid state of New JerseVj held en Wedftgsd^rsveBiBf.Jiae Sliced Bacon cio^rd«io Heeuare IL WertMHgtsa ColoniAl lb C Seefetarv. Bgart df Hgaith June 25,1970 (Fsgai $^6B) Sliced Bacon Cooked Corn Beef /* - 97 Pitp c NOTICE TO CREDnOR* .ESTATE ~6~F" IRVING A, FELBMAMj Sliced Cold Cuts Amer. Cheese White or Yellow Dweecewedd J Pursuant ta the order of MARY C, KAMAME, auTOfate of tte COUB^ of Union, made en theffjfteerih day o£ Kielbassie Herring Tidbits June, A.D,, 1970, upon the aptfleaUen ef ths undersized, as Exeeutruc of the es^te §f said deegased, nottee is here- Fino11 rco| nia| fey ^yen te the oredi&rs of iaid de^ Franks " ° qeasgd to ejdiinit to thesubserib^rmider Macaroni oaUi or aMrmatien their olaims and demands a@lnst the estate of said de= ceased witiuli six months from the date Mizrach Sliced ef said order, or they will pe forever barred from prosecuting or resevering the saffie against the subscriber* MINDING HELEN O, TBLDMAN Turkey Franks Esecutris lAWUlL KAPLAN, Attorney i Cooise Ave,, Carteret, N,J, ipfld Leader, Jtuie IB, ii, 1870 {e a w I wFess.112,31)

NOTICE OF HEARnra SPRDIOriELD, NEW JEBSgY NOTICE is hefeby fiyen UWttheBan. PRICE MINDING SiAFOOD SAVINGS rani Bsardef the Township of gprin^ield, CfflBty of union and State ef Newjefsey, will held a regular meeMng on July 7, 1670 a( i:30P,ttDay_U#tffcvingTimein the couscii Roeni, Municipal Building, iprin^ield, te conMdertheappUeationot COD FILLET LAWRSNCE OOWTBUCTION COM. PANY for Tentattve Approval of Rfe- lirainary subdivisien Plat en preperty BONELESS, SKINLESS imown as lloek 143 Lots 11-12. Route pa, Springfield, New Jersey fo> feor(4) lots, FROZEN gald application is on fUe in the Office of the Tewnship clerk and is available . . for public inspectiQn, Ne.4-J0 . • , Eleonore H, WoMMngton Tewnship Clerk Spfld Leader, June 25,1910 (Fee* $5 Si)

MEDIUM WHITI SHRIMP ». 1.09 BONILISS, SKINLESS, FROZEN , HADDOCK FILi.1T 79 HIAT & SERVE FLOUNDER FILLET OOL0EN»IID lb99< HIAT & SIRV1 FIND A GOLDIN FRIID SMILTS BETTER JOB matoes CHECK THl HELP WANTED ADS IN THE CLASSIFIED Prices effective Sun., Juno 21tt thru Sat., jun« 27th PAGiSOFTHIS NEWSPAPER O/ga C, Rampolla, Ronna J, Murray, John j. Paviick Paul V. DeConna SPRINGI-'ILLD F.MANUEL UNITED ML1110DIST CHURCH are wed June 13 are wed Saturday CI1UKCH MALI. AT ACADEMY GREEN ly OiUUD ANDIIWI • Rtlinmmi Ad.iMr SPRINGFIELD JAMES DEWART, PASTOR THE ART OF WALKING Sunday « 9 a.m., German language wor- Have you ever considered walking si an ililp service conducted by Emanuel Sehwing, art? lay poator. Sermon: "The Church la Your I discovered mmy years ago that walking's House," Phlllppiftiis 2:2, 10 a.m., union sum- one of the most creative pastimes we can mer worship servjcuB at Springfield Emanuel enjoy. It's never taring when you let your United Methodist Chureli In cooperation with imagination guide you. the First PresbytLHlaii CburclÔf Sprlngfleld, There's no udmiislon tea to walk into Services at the Methodist Church will be Nature's most spectacular art shows. Ceuntty Juno 28 through July 26, and In August at walks are great to calm down nervous ten- the Presbyterian Church. Pastor James De- sion. A stroll through a quiet meadow can wart of the Methodist Church will conduct work wonders on a troubled, angry mood. the services nnd will also be available for It's no secret either that when you iban- pastoral visitations for bom congregations. don your daily pressures for a bit and go There will bo o church nursery in Woiley out for a walk, the eange of pace can re- House. 11 a.m., coffee and buns served In charge your thinking and open up new fo» Fellowship Hall. sights, helping you toward a fresh, clear approach to problem!. UEN WEDDING — Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Buumer of 61-A Mountain ave,, Springfield, COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH You can enjoy dty walks, too. It's stimu- uiilebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at a recent party «t the American Legion Hall, MEETING HOUSE LANE lating to watch what's happening tround you — Springfield, given by their children, Mr, and Mrs, Edward Baumer of Springfield, and Mr. MOUNTAJNSIDE the skyscrapers being built, window shopping and Mrs. Herbert Baumer of New Providence. Mr, and Mrs, Baumer were married June MINISTER: delights,' or'just "pMple watching," to give 5, 1920, In Brooklyn, They moved to Springfield about four years ago from Irvlngton. THE REV. ELMER A. TALCOTT JR. your walk a lively, festive spirit. Mr, Qaumtr worked for BallanUne Brewing Co., Newark, for more than 30, years before DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION! Why not join me In making walking a he retired in 1965. Mrs. Baumor is a past president of the Naval Reserve Auxiliary, MISS LINDA GAUL dally habit? Many folks walk two miles In liroaklyn, Today -- 8 p.m., session meeting. the morning and two more at night. Why? Sunday — 10 a.m., morning worship; child Because they know it's one of fee most con- care during service, venient and healthful of all exerdxes. You never need gadgets, gizmos, or a special Kraemer FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH outfit. MORRIS AVENUE AT CHURCH MALL Many who walk daily claim unusual vigor SPRINGFIELD and good health. Walking strengthens leg is married Sunday PASTOR: THE REV. BRUCE V. EVANS, DO, muscles, helps blood circulation, and rtmu- Sunday .. 10 a.m., union summer service lates deep breathing. to Miss Shepard In conjunction with the Springfield Bmanuel Walk every chance you get. When you're Methodist Church will be held In iheMethodlst tempted to jump into the car to drive to the Miss Ross Oriane Shepard, daughter of Church. Child care will be provided. An In- store down the block, resist—enjoy aleisure- Herman S. Shepard of Long Island and the formal coffee hour will be held following ly walk there Instead, late Mrs, Shepard, was married Sunday to the service. As Dr. Harry Johnson wrote In his book, Michael Frederick Kraemer, son of Mr. and "Creative Walking for Physical Fitness," Mrs, Jerome W, Kraemer of Springfield, TEMPLE SHAREY SHALOM "If you make a habit of walking, you'll soon Rabbi Eugene Lipsey performed the cere- AN AFFILIATE OF THE UNION OF get used to hearing people ask what you have mony at Temple judea of Manhasset, L.I, A AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS been doing — you look different, seem younger wedding breakfast followed at the Town Club, SOUTH SPRINGFIELD AVE, & and altogether more fit. Moreover, the physi- Great Neck, SHUNP1KE ROAD cal Improvement can't help but be accom- Miss Susan Kits served as maid of honor SPRINGFIELD MRS. PAUL V. DeCONNA panied by corresponding improvement In your for her cousin. Lance Kraemer was belt man Miss Ronna jean Murray, daughter of Mr. RABBI HOWARD SHAPIRO mental healfe." for his twin, CANTOR IRVING KRAMERMAN and Mrs, Victor Murray of Westfield, was All you have to do to enjoy walking is to Mrs. Kraemar Is a graduate of Smim Col- married Saturday to Paul Victor DeConna, Deborah Panigh, daughter of Dr, and Mrs. give it B chance. lege, Northampton, Mass. Efce plans to con- Morton Pnniih of Springfield, was called to son of Mr, and Mrs. Victor D*Conna of 349 tinue her saidles as a graduate fellow at Hedge row, Mountainside. the Torah as the Bat Mlttvah at tha Sabbath Princeton University in religion. morning service last Saturday. The Rev, Charles A, Plan performed flie MRS. JOHN J. PAVLICK . Her husband i« a graduate of Jonathan ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church, Today — 8:30 p.m., reception to honor of Dayton Regional High School, Springfield, and Rabbi Dresner, * 10 commandments Miss Olga C, Rampolla, daughter of Mr, Ridgewood, Amherst College, Amherst, Mais. He will The bride's sister, Mrs. Stephen Rogers, Tomorrow -- 8:30 p.m.. Sabbath evening *nd Mrs. S»lvlo Rampolla of 1263 De*"-Held enter his second year at the University of service, Rabbi Howard Shapiro will conduct ct,. Mountainside, was married June 43 to of Elizabeth served as matron of honor. Brides- for teenagers told Pennsylvania Law School.^Philadelphla. maids were Carol Ann Murray, the bride's the service. Sermon topics "1 plus 1 R" John Joseph Paviick, son of Mr, and Mrs, The couple wUl' reside in Philadelphia, Saturday — 1Q;3Q a.m., Sabbath momliig John FavUek of Fhoenixville, Pa, Sister, and Susan Brown, both of Westfield. service, Ribbi Shapiro wlU conduct tile ser- by Sgt. Tompkins The Rev. C. L, Knap'p of Pennsylvania 1LENE STOPA Thomas Robinson of Mountainside servedas vice. . performed the ceremony at Our Lady of best man. The groom's brother, Thomas De- Det. Sgt. Del Tempkins of the Springfield Lourdes Church, Mountainside. A reception Coma of Mountainside and Robert Carubia of EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH Police Department has 10 commandments for followed at the Military Park Hotel, Newark. Ernest W, Fuhrer Brooklyn were ushers. 242 SHUNPIK1 ROAD teenagers. They are: Miss Maria Rampolla of Mountainside, the Mrs, DeConna is. a graduate of Westfield SPRINGFIELD "Stop and think before you drink! bride's sister, served as maid of honor. Miss High School. She attended Monjnoufli College WILLIAM C. SCHMIDT JR., PASTOR "Don't let your parents down. They brought Christine Drtbnack, Miss ChriBBne Kolodaiej to wed N, Y, girl and graduated from the Lyons Instituti of Today -- 5:30 p,m,, buses wiU leave for you up; and Miss Kathleen Horan were bridesmaids, Technology, Newark. the Billy Graham Crusade at Shea Stadium. "Be humble enough to obey. You will be Thomas FavUek of PhoenlxviUe, Fa., served Mr, and Mrs. Victor E, Stopa of Niagara Her husband is a graduate of Gov. Livinggton 7:30 p.m., final choir rehearsal lor the sum- giving orders yourself some day- as best man. Ushers were David C. Bird, Falls, N.Y., have announced the eneaeementof Regional High School, Berkeley Heights. He mer, "At fee first moment, turn away from Gene Ritty and Lome Todd, their daughter, Ilene, to Ernest W. Fuhrer, attended Kentucky Wesleyan College, Owens- Friday — 5:30 p.m., buses will leave for unclean thinking•—at the first mementi Mrs, Paviick is a graduate of Mt. St. Mary's son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W, Fuhrer of boro, Ky,, and will enter Newark State College, the Billy Graham Crusade at Shea Stadium. "Don't show oH when driving. If you want Academy, Plalnfield, and Katherine Olbbs . Springfield. Union, in the fail. He Mil major in psychology. Sunday — Bermuda, the "Choose a dat» who would a good mate , as an executive secretary, , *. Community College and received a bachelor of couple will reside in North Plalnfield, classes for all ages, 11 a.m., morning wor- arts degree from Northljnd College, Ashland, ship. Pastor Schmidt will continue in I John, make. Don't go steady, unless you're ready Her husbimd was Just graduated from the 6 p.m., youth groupj with the Rev, James (to march down the aisle to the alter! U, S, Mmtsry Academy, West Point.ilje.is a ' Wls. , She Is a teacher in Niagara Falls, i*Go to church faithfully. The Creator gives second lieutenant in the Army. . *>**, ; Mr, Fuhrer is a graduate of Jonathan Day- WegtetÎt,WtÎ^ ^ assistant pasterrTpnJKpe¥enfii{terTfii r irawjrtlional High School, Springlield, and re- Board members Gospel service; 'special music, congregational ui fee week. GlveHlm back an hour; . ' • Following a hohejfmooh"in Barbados,'.tl* "Choose your companions carefully. You couple will reside in Germany, êlvssd his bachelor of science d«free from singing, jind a message on "What'sThlsWorld Northland College, He recently returned from Coming To?" are what they are- "Avoid 'following the crowd," Be an engine- duty in.- Viemam and is stationed at Fort of Hadassah meet Wednesday — 7:45 p.m., prayer meeting. A Carson, Colo. young people's Bible study and prayermeeting not a caboose, and Joanne Baud! receives Mrs. Aftron Kazin, president of Springfield is held at tht same hour. "Or even bett»r —keep the original Ten Hadassah, entertained the board members Commandments, Live carefully. The soul you B,$. degree in W, uiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiitiiijtiHiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiJiiiiiiiifiiiiiiu at her home at a recent supper plan and scope TEMPLE BETH AHM , save may be your own." meeong. The fund-raising chairman, Mrs. AN AFFILIATE OF THE He also quoted a poem by Helen Steiner Joanne Baud!, die daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Bloomfleld, announced a garage sale UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA Rice, STORK CLUB to be held during tha summer at the hom» of Jo*eph Baud! of 145 South Maple ave,. Spring. Mrs. Kazin; a rummage sale to be held in CVBALTUSRQL WAY, SPRINGFIELD "Often your tasks wlU be many. field, has received.'a bach«tor of »eienee J RABBI REUBEN R. LEV1NE And more than you think you can do. degree from West Virginia Wesleym College Mr, and Mri, Joseph A. Ballnkin of 861 Hill- the fall; and the annual anflque show and CANTOR LAWRENCE P. TIOER Often the road wUl be rugged in Buckhannon, W, Va. , side ave,. Mountainside, became theparentsof restaurant whirh will be held on Nov. 11 and Friday — 8:45 p.m., Sabbaft services, And feehill s Insurmountable too. a son. Jonathan Andrew, June 12 «t Overlook 12 at Temple Beth Ahm, Saturday — 10 a.m,. Sabbath services, But always remember, the WUs ahead She wag among me seven Union County Hospital, Summit, Mrs, Ballnkin is theformer Mrs. Irvin Gershen will'direct the antique Are never as steep as they seem, regldents to receive degrees at tiie school's JoAane Blumenfeld. They also have two daugh- MISS MARILYN McKELLlN show, and Mrs. Laurence Goodwin and Mrs. • OUR LADY OF LOURDES And with Faith in your heart start upward BOth annual commencement. ters, Amanda and Luanne, Louis Spijel will be in charge of the restau- 300 CENTRAL AVE., MOUNTAINSIDE And climb 'Hi you reach your dream. • • • rant. Highlight of the meeting was the pre- REV. • OERALJ3 j. McOARRY, PASTOR For nothing in life feat is worthy • Mr, and Mrs, William Button Jr. of 12Wentz ~ sentation of a check by Mrs. Gerihen doMted REV. GERARD B. WHELAN Is ever too hard to achieve Graduates with honors avt,, Springfield, became the parents of a son, Marilyn McKelUn by a friend to further die work of Hadassah, K you have the courage to try it William Josep'h 3rd, June 10 at Overlook ,REV. RAYMOND p. AUMACH And you have faith to believe. ASSISTANT MINISTERS ". . Kenneth Krajclk of Hawk Ridge, Mountain- HOBpital. Mrs, Sutton was formerly Linda . For faith is a force that is greater Matweishyn of Hillside. They also have two is engaged to wed Sunday — Masses at 7, B, 9sl5, 10:30 a,m, Than knowledge oe power or skill. side, was graduated from the eighth grade of and 12 noon. Wardlaw Country p»y School on June 6 with daughters, Denise, 10, and Audrey, 4, "HAPPINESS". And many defeats turn to triumph • • • Mr, and Mrs. Robert McKellin of 1184 Weekdays -- Masses at 7 and S d, 6 A.M. • 6:30 P.M. REV. PAUL L. KOCH, Miss Rodmayer Thyr.,, FrU, Sal. « A.M. . 5 P.M. TO PUBLICITY CH/URMHNi ASSISTANT PASTORS Sunday « A.M, • « P.M. Would you like some help in preparing newspaper releases? Saturday — Confessions from 4 to 5 p.m. r**t*rt************n*iirtn4***t. **** Write ts this newspaper and ask for our "Tipi on Sub- Mass at 7 p.m. receives degree PUBLICK NOTICE Sundgy -. Masses at 7, 8ll5, 9i30 and 10:45 mitting News Releases," 1 a.m. and at noon. Miss Winifred J. Rodmayer of 305 Old Dally masseg at 1 and 8 p.m. Tote rd.. Mountainside, was awarded a bach- • Confessioni Monday through Friday from elor ol arts degree from Ohio Wesleyan Uni-' 7:15 to 7;45 p.m. No confessions on Sundays, versity, Delaware, OMo, on June 14 at the COLANTONE'S holy days and eves of holy days. • school's 126th commencemant, Masses — On eves of holy days Bt 7 p.m.; Sen. William B. Saxbe (R-Ohio) delivered on holy days at 7, 8, 9 and 10 a.m, and 7 p.m. the main address and was awarded an honor- SHOE STORE BaptiimB at 2 p.m. Arrangements made be ary doctor of laws degree. Others receiving made in advance. "And hsre'i another warning from Scripture honorary degrees included A, Allan Hates, you might do well to heed , . . ' , . chief of the "office of engineering standards, Llason in office of the director,. National -Bureau of Standards, doctor of laws degree! Wi1 Ham W. Coxr-steretary of the International- Civil Service Advisory Board, Uoctorof humane CIRCA V I7aa This will be our last column for the letters degree; Alan Oeyer, editor of "The summer months, und we'd like to cloie Ye InnKeeper bldi ail who Christian Century." doctor of letters degree; out with a reminder that your garments are discriminating din«r» DougUs M. Knight, division vice-president. YOUR LIFE Educational Development, RCA, doctor, of laws Will receive the best Of COLD—really io coma to t+iii place of • Yesterday's potatoes are C-O-L-D storage in our shop. So, hurry degreeL and Roceo L, Motto, director of the on in and let us care for your materials. noted fare for ' cold, Yesterday's disappoint- Reiss-Davis Child Study Center, doctor of We'd like also to close out our season lOYSSHOiS...... FROM ments should not' be warmed humanities degree, • , DAILY LUNCHION over. Today is impdrtant. of columns with another quiz, something DINNIR 'TIL 9 which has proved most popular with young Rely on experience gained EXICUTtyiS read our Wont Adj'whon hiring MIN'SSHpip S ..PMM in wins and losses,'but al- and old alike. V, COCKTAiLS employees. Brag absyf yeyfself far Billy $3.20! 00 ways look to the thing tlmt Coll 688.7700, doily ? tsJsOO. Here's one for the youngsters i Special Executive Menu UDi!SSH0IS..,,...... FROM5 needs doing now,, to the pre- WHO AM 1? My first three spell' a color deeper ;—yAfNoonTlme Doily parations necessary for a : • Family Dining • 1©YS •GIRLS • MENS VACATION BIBLE better- tonioWbw. Use tne ************************************** than pink, - ---»-: ——.— Children's Menu magic moments o( your life Try to think. not to dream, but with de- My next three spell to glide over snow. SNEAKERS SCHOOL ROUND-UP terminiadon and purpose. CAROL LANE This you know," ; y My last three mean people related to The Sweet Shoppj and our July 6-17, 9 am-12 noon Believe that you are never' CARD & GIFT SHOP 95 done with temptation, hard- FOR YOUR JULY 4 1 you. Colonial Gift Shop within ship and doubt. Recognize You guess who, the village area. CANVAS CASUALS • FROM OTHin'oUTPOOR PARTY NIIBS them, meet them head-on and CUPS, PLATES, ITC. All spell an early American race. ' lltlRVATiQNI turn them aside. They wove 'baskets, not lace, M1.33M PLASTIC OLASSBS ooo Believe in Ood and in the AT NEW LOW PRICES! M MAIN IT., CHATHAM Evangel Baptist Church truth that Mfe hfcj meaning. ECHO CLEANERS is conveniently locat- CLOSIO MONDAY Find your faith, within your- SMOWiR UMBRELLAS FOR RINT ed, in {he Echo Plaza Shopping Centar, In Hlilorlc COLANTONE'S/^ Rt.' 22 and Mountain Ave,, Springfield. self, ana strenthen it day-to- 242 Shunpike ECHO PLAZA SHOPPING CiNTIR Call 379-4499, William Pitt Colonial Vlliagt 245 MORRIS AVE., SPRINGFIELD day, Look back only to tee Rf. 33 & MBuntnln A»e., SPRINGFIELD where you have been and re- (UBipUl OPEN DAILY B-6; THURt. «. FRI. TILL 9 P.M, . Springfield, N,J, J79.JJ19 WE ACCEPT MASTiR CHARel mind yourself of the lessons • mm) mmam : ALL SALB1 FINAL • flXPBRT »HOB RIPAIRINO that you hava learned. Thursday, .June 25, 1070- . Don't let standards Miss Lois Kornett is bride Saturday down when seeking 'summertime look^ of George Jadelis By CAROLYN YUKNUS, Senior County Home Economist ;• Miss Lois M. Kornott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thonjas C. Kornett of 112 Lincoln su, The hot, sticky weather ahead is t^fm Linden, was married Saturday afternoon to a good CXCUGC for looking far below pnr George Jadelis, son of Mr, and Mrs. George for many women, Such a letdown of standards jadolls of 1221 Erliardt si,, Union. makes you look hotter rind stickler and actually inereasei your discomfort raBier thaaôur The Rev. Gerard Brady, OSD officiated at comfort, ;.:,:; the ceremony in St. Elizabeth's of Hungary Unman Catholic Church, Linden, A reception First of all, it Is a mlstaka to store'lUl followed in the Town and Campus in Union. foundation garments until the winter' winds blow. Specially designed Bummertlme girdles Mrs. Herbert Worthingtoii of Linden served will fill the bill satisfactorily, for no figure as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Dar- control is detrimental to your overall appMr- lene jadelis of Union, sister of the groom- anca and is often the reason for a ml sir- Thomar Kornett of Linden, sister-in-law of the able backache. This is because you depend bride; Eleanor Komett of Bayonne, cousin of on a girdle for muscle control, rather than the bride; and Mrs. William Sullivan of Rah- posture, for me greater part of the 'ypar, way, •'I "j The practice of not wearing a slip becomes Robert MeConigel of Newark served as best an obvious error when the pereplrotlon quickly man. Ushers were Donald Lennon of Brick soaks through the outer garments and really Township, cousin of the groom: Thomas Kornett mokei you look messy. It ii far better to and John Korjiett, both of Linden, brothers use a light absorbent cotten slip to wop of the bride; and Donald MeLaughUn of Howell the flow of perspiration from teaching die Township, outer surface at your garment. i .ii Mrs. jadelis, who was graduated from Linden High School and Newark State College, where Nylon stockings are hot and sticky because she received a B, S, degree In elementary they do not absorb moisture, but your'.feet education, is employed as a second grade will be more comfortable and less apt to teacher in Linden School No, 6, blister if skin and shoe leather are npt.ln tquch with each other, ^"''j Her husband, who was graduated from Essex Catholic High School and Seton Hall University, Unless you are assured of air oondltiQned where he received a B.S, degree in psychology, living all summer, don't be tricked Irito is employed as a caseworker for Union County thinking that letdown hair will be the! best Welfare Board, answer. Droopy, long hair will hold more heat and require more frequent shampooing Following a honeymoon n-ip to Puerto Rico during the summertime, A short, easy1 set and St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, the couple hairdo won't require a day spent la rollers MRS. GEORGE JADEUS will reside in Linden. COOKING WITH GAS — Mrs. Ethel Malmberg, home economies the company-iponsored men'i outdoor cooking Gjaisei Lookina or an hour under a hot hair dryer. advisor for Elizabeth Town Gas Co., sfcowi her approval as David on with interest are, from left, Erwin W. Rufl jr. and Erwin W, Certainly, the idea of wearing your usual O. Livingston, right, prepares griUed pork chop roast dinner at Ruff Sr,, both of Union. amount of jewelry may be Just too hot to Leslie A. Heimall think about, Yet, without accents, £m,0i$£lt will look Incomplete, Wearing some sumtner Ronny Jay Weinglass jewelry pays off In making you look cooler, plans autumn dale Men's outdoor cooking classes and because new summertime jew#lry*i£i to born to former teacher lightweight, you generate no more heat ''by Mr, and Mrs, Leslie J. Heimall of Henry wearing it and you look more attractive. itteet, Union, have announced the engagement A seven pound, IS ounce son, Ronny jay of their daughter, Leslie Ann, to Patrick Welnglais, was born June 5, 1970, in St. The Idea to discard aU makeup during Mullery, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mullery are held during summer months Elizabeth Hospital, Elizabeth, to Mr, and Mrs. •hot weather only makes it hard for'1your Sr. of Hillside. Leon Weinglass of Rosalie Park, friends to recognize you, but in1! the>,~pb&- Both the bride-clect and tier fiitnce are Hamburgers, hot togs and steaks are still mint pears and parsley buttered carrots. The Mis, Weinglass is the daughter of Mr. and ular "nude look" at all, A lighter touch employed by Tuscan Dairy Farms of Union. popular with male outdoor chefs, but more menus are listed below. Mrs, Milton Rosen, 490 Salem rd,. Union, of eye makeup and lighter shades of Upstitk , A November wedding is planned in St. varies i»ms, such as slush kebab, are gain- MARINATED CHICKEN WITH and was employed in theUnion Township school and foundation color , will make you , look Michael's Roman Catholic Church, Union. ing favor, according to Mrs. Charlotte Mit- ITALIAN SAUCE system (Washington School), Her husband is alive, cool and comfortable, ' ' ' chell, home economius supervisor for Eliza- 1 8-01. bottle Italian salad dressing an engineer for Western Eleettie Co, bethtown Gas, 1 teaspoon soy sauce In 1965 rtie compijiy sorted holding free 3 chicken legs and thighs Birthday party is held outdoor cooldng clasaes to help men become Combine salad dressing and soy sauce in Union CRT sets Former Unionites Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keimer of 1563 Barton more familiar with outdoor barbecue cooking, a large bowl. Place chicken in marinade and SUMMER SALE! The classes have become so well attended let stand for 20 minutes. Turn heat to medium meeting tonight rd., Union, gave a surprise birtliday party have daughter ALL 5UNTAN Saturday for their niece, Mrs. Robert Thomas tiiat they have become a permanent part of flame, grill chicken skin-side up for 20 A regular meeting of the of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Twenty guests were Elizabethtown's program of regular com- minutes, baste frequently with marinade.Turn Union Chapter of Women's A six-pound, nine-and-a- LOTIONS present from Cedar Grove, Springfield, Kenil- munlQ' services. chicken and grill for an additional 20 minutes; American ORT (Organization half-ounce daughter, Melissa wordi and Union,, A buffet supper was served Home economic advisors instruct the men conSnue basting, for Rehabilitation through Ellen Greenwald, was born in the finer points of outdoor barbecue cook- BARBECUED RICE May 29, 1970 to Captain and ANY BATHING in the garden. Training) will be held tonight CAP ing, and in two easy lessons the men learn 1-1/3 cups packaged pre-cooked rice at 8:30 « the YMHA on Green Mrs, Bernard Greenwald of how to prepare a varfeqr of appetizing meals. 1/2 cup efflra-hot catsup Lane, Union, Port Ord,, Calif., formerly 13 or ov.r Son born to Huebners New recipes added tiUs.year include marl- 1 cup cold war Mrs. Ruth Baltuch, newly of Union. She joins a sister, 1/4 cup finely chopped onion Stacy, 3-1/2, naoed chicken with Julian sauce, grilled pork!. elected president, .will R.fl. 1.49 A six-pound, 15-ounce son, RaymondAndrew chop roast,barbecuedrieeandparBl6ybuttered 2 tablespoons chopped green pepper preside, , . - Mrs, Greenwald Is the for- Huebner, was born June 12, 1970 in Overlook carrots. 1/2 teaspoon salt . mer Maureen Seledor, daujî- 98 Hospital, Summit, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. A new ORTfilm, "TheMak- P.D.S. HYGIIN1C. Each student Is supplied with an apron, 2 tablespoons butter or margarine Ing of a Man," will be shown. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Huebner of '2733 Allen ave.. Union. Mrs. chef's hat, mitt and recipe booklet. As a Snipped parsley Selador of Dewey stteet. SPRAY Huebner is the former lleanna L. Torres. MISS LESLIE HEIMALL It depicts the most recent R*g.,.i.5O further bonus, he can enjoy ttie meal pre- In disposable aluminum foil 9-ineh loaf pan, accomplishments of the vo- Union, Her husband, a dentist, pared, Attendance at die two-week classes,' place rice, catsup, water, onion, green pepper cational training programs of is' the son of Mrs. Milton which are held at the gas company's Green V and salt. Gently mix with a spoon. Dot with ORT overseas. Jreenwald of Elizabeth, and GALLOPING HIM Lane facility in Union, is by advance regi- butter or margarine and cover tightly with following thefUm, themem- e late Mr, Creenwald. stration only, and are held Tuesday and aluminum foil. bership wUl participate In a DRUGS 't% Place an grill set at medium flame for IS- •Wednesday evenings during June, July and white elephant sale, USED CARS DON'T Oil ... IS minutes, FIuff_riee with fork and sprinkle OALLOPINO HILL SHOPPING August. .", AU members and prospec- they juif ffade-gway. Sell ypurs CENTER. UNION The men's Bar-B-Q classes this year will with snipped parsley, with s Isw-csil Woni Ad. Call ttve members are invited to 486.7700. 687-6242 include recipes for marinated chicken with CUCUMBER SALAD attend the meiflng. Italian sauce, barbecued rice, cucumbers in 2 cucumbers, peeled, thinly sliced sour cream, toasted chocolate lady fingers, 1 medium red onion, peeled, thinly sliced grilled pork chop roast, bakedpotatoes, ginger. 1/4 cup sour cream Place cucumber slices, onion, and sour cream in a bowl, toss together gently, Let stand 20 minutes.Serves 3, TOASTED CHOCOLATE LADY PINCERS 18 whole lady fingers 1 3-3/4 oz, pkg, chocolate pudding mix Prepare pudding mix_asdirectedonpackagei use medium flame. Divide la^ fingers in half and toast. Place 3 toasted lady finger halves on plate, cover wifli pudding, top with second half. Serve 3 whole lady fingers per person. Makes 6 servings. GRILLED PORK CHOP ROAST Preheat gas grill with hood down! Use medium flame. Select 3, pork chops cut I WITH A NEW ACCOUNT OF VAN WYCK ELECTRIC to 1-1/2 inch thick; cut away all excess fat. VAN WYCK CAN OPENER ELECTRIC CARViNO Place pork chops on rotisserie; fasten loosely KNIFE with rotisserie prongs to form a roast. *5000 *1OOO Grill 20 minutes with hood up; grill addi- OR MORE! OR MORE! tional 40 minutes with hood down. Total cook- Ing time for 3 pork chops, cut 1-1/2 inch think is 1 hour, DRILLED BAKED POTATO Preheat gas grill, use medium flame. Scrub GUARANTEED baking potato and puncture several times with ' fork. Wrap potato in greased heavy duty aluminum foil. Place on grill. Large baking potatoes will take about 1 hour, medium size potatoes about 40 minutes. To serve, slit instant outdoor Cooking Fun FOR foil and season to taste. .,,. PARSLEY-BUTTERED CARROTS with a Modern das Grill. **r Clean carrots, cut into long scrips, sprinkle vritii a few drops of water and wrap securely MISS ELINOR SMITH ., In heavy duty aluminum foil. Place on gas grill set at medium flame; grill with hood down,'for about 20 minutes, Turn once; grill additional 20 minutes. To serve, slit the foil 11,000 MINIMUM Elinor-L Smith and season with chopped parsley, butter, salt COMPOUNDED DAILY and pepper. sets date In May OmOER-MINT PEARS PiR CINT YEARS For each individual serving, drain 2 canned Mr, and Mrs, William C, Smith of 16 North pear halves. Lay pears, cut side up, on a Gold Passbook 11th st,, Kenllworth, have announced the en- double thickness of heavy duty aluminum follr~ gagement of their daughter,, Elinor Louise, In a cup, mix 1/8 teaspoon ginger and 2 to John James Shanley of Clark, son of Mr, teaspoons apple-mint jelly. Place one-half Thomas F. Shanley and flie late Mrs, Shanley, the nurture in the center of each pear.half. DEPOSIT OR WITHDRAW ANYTIME, Seal foil, leaving pear cut-side up. place foil Real charcoal ANY AMOUNT. MINIMUM $500. wrapped pears on the grill. Grill approxl- instant Economical 1970, . ^ mataly 12 minutes. cookino control. No matter how you Inc., of Kenilworth, and i's the p'anddaughter without miss. The dial does it ail. figure it, you're ahead. of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman O, Kisner, of Union It's true. Now, without No more costly char- and Stanhope, And with controlled YOUR CHOICi Candles light shop hauling charcoal, heat you can adjust coal to buy, or starter Her fiance, who was graduated from Arthur fluids. Modern gas L. Johnson Regional High School,, Clark, is fanning the flamei and the flame for best HIGH la the economical fuel, employed by 13, and B.'Press, Inc. messing your hands, you cooking result!. Flame INTINilTV \ in Watchung barn get real charcoal flavor— And prices start as low tAMP A May, 1971 wedding is planned in theCom- set from high to low munity United Methodist Church in Kenilworth, "It ii better to light one "candle than to on hamburgers, steaks with a twist of the as $68,iS plus tax. curse the darkness." "A candle gives its and hot dogs — wrist. (Delivered only.) BIACON WITH A NEW ACCOUNT OF whole life so that others may see," everything you cook. FUU SIZi BLANKET Signs BUCh as these are scattered about The Qu Light., tool $100 OR MORI! Witnesses make Candle Bam, on me circle in Watchuni, il- Pricei atari luminated by the warm glow of candlelight, at only ili.ts, ^Ttie lew shop "was opened lastspring by (Dellvored only.) convention plans Mrs Lloyd Thomforde and it replaced the Liberal credit fsnms. ONEOIfT original barn at Forest Lodge, Warren Town- PER FAMIIYI Jehovuh"5 Witnesses of the UnionCongrega. ship, which was destroyed by fire lastDecem- NEW ACCOUNT Gall the showroom nearest you. now. ' : ONLYI don are planning to attend a four-day, faith- ber, strengthening convention in jersey City July • The rusdc decor of flie old barn has been 12OFFICES IN UNION-STUYVESANTAVE., 9-12 or 16-19. retained with wooden beams and stalls of pine UNION/MORRIS Ralph R. Hoppe, presiding minister of the and cedar nhakes. The stalls are filled with NEAR VAUXHALL-RD. congregation, discussed plans for the conven. lizafotethtown Gam LINDEN-NORTH WOOD" AVE. customized candles In unusual forms-boats, AND ESSEX tion following hi3 recent return from a pre. flSSS. dogs, cats and owls. The CandleBarn Gas gives you a better deal. AT ILM ST. . COUNTIES convention organizational meeting. The Watch- also sell! moldi, Wax, dyes and scents io One ['town pin: 452 Main Si, 220 M.ilet Si, 2!« Cintril»«, 114 Elm St. KENILWORTH-BOULEVARD tower Society of Brooklyn, which is sponsor- Eli.-it.tlh Miluehen Perth Afnboy Wesllield its customers can create' their own candles, 2111000 AT NO. 19th ST. ing the gathering, has scheduled 82 of the "Men Mrs. Thomforde, self taught in the art of 2195000 , 289-5000 211*1000 , •219-5004 of Goodwill District Assemblies throughout the candlemaklng, started experimenting in her These ihowrooms open shopping nights and Saturdays, United States now through August. More than own klwhen. In addition to 'marketing her Oiler good only In area serviced by Illiibolhiown Gas, 23,000 persons are expected to attend, • creations and custom designing candles, she The public is invited. now teaches others at adult education courses, campaigners County playgrounds to open Mrs. MacDonald Thursday, Juno 25, 1970- Lundy will hold under expert watchful eyes becomes presjdent Rinaldo acts to ban landlords stjudent rally tonight Supervised piayKroundo operated by the Dewing, liram/itlcs, p.jppets, atliloUcevents anil Union County Park Commission will open for Climes, of VFW Auxiliary from preventing sub-leasings Rep, Allard Lowensteln (D.-N.Y,), lono- The playgrounds Jie iocned ati Unaml ttme erlttc of the United States Involvement the 4401 season on Monday at 1 p.m. Joseph Mrs, ClJlre MjcDonald of Roselle was 111" State Senator Matthew j, Rinaldo announced toi-minated, without being subject Many penal- J, Birmingham, superintendent of jiqerEa- Park, Gurwoodj Kawameuii park, Union; MM- :.• iit-J JS president of the Fifth District this week that he has Introduced legislation ties, In Vietnam, wUl address a rally tonight of tano Park, Elizabeth; and Warinanco Park 1 llJHlgh sehool and college students on behalf of tlon for the park commission, said, Directt'd -ulii':- Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign to ban landlords from arbitrarily refusinc '.'1 am convinced that tenants need this type play activities will be offered children from (playground 1, located in the Elizabeth section >'> ••••. it a dinner dance on Juno 13 in the hall tenants permission to sub-lease their apart- of protection," said Rinaldo. "1 know perw "'p'lhrf'ttandidacy of Daniel F. Lundy, Democratic of Warinanco Park, and playground 2, located e«Cihgreasional nominee in the Twelfth District. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Friday, at •I l"lm L. Huddy Cost 7363, Clark. The in- ments. sonaliy of more than one case in which a five playgrounds. In the Roselle section). t.iUuij; uffieers were Mrs. Mary EllenOehler, Senator Rinaldo said that he had acted to tenant offered to provide prospectiva sub- XH'iufne rally, to be held at 7|3O p.m. in the Mottano park and Warinanco Park play- i luEWtgreen Lodge, Evergreen avenue, Spring- The playgrounds will conduct programs in a Mii, Liirls liofhrian and Mrs. Christine prevent what he called "an arbitrary exer- lessees, who were refused for no good reason" variety of activities for children five to 15 ground 1. in addition to buiiii: superyisod daily, M-nvll. Clsu of power by landlords." He noted that by landlords. It would appear that the land- ' field, will alio feature Louis Kaden, who is a will also havu u playground director present candidate in the 15th CD (Middlesex years of age, including pet and hobby shows, i iw uthtr officers are; Senior vtcc-prcsl- standard lease forms normally contain a lords were primarily activated by a desire to on Saturdays and Sundays, ;i y) and Everett Lattimore, a city councll- urts and crafts, doll parades, nature itudtes, i, Mrs. Minna Sriyder; junior vlcoprcsl- clause that forbids the tenant from sub- keep tlie deposit monies that had been posted B The park commission's playgrounds at : loaslm: his partmeiit during the cours,e of the by the tenants. Certainly, the arblttary re- i in Plalnfldd. Students from throuEhout Squiru Island and Madison avenue, Rahwayj ** t. Nhb. Maryjnn Busa; treasurer! Mrs, f 'flJStrlM (Union and west Essex counties) i ' niicu Castaldo; secretary,Mrs,Margareth lease. "This is aji unreasonable and unwar- fusal of landlords to permit sub-leasing is Washington avenue and Mclscl avemi(j,SprlnQ- s ,,fcieh comlits of 27 municipalities, have boon > 'IMT, chaplain, Mrs. Alice Rodner; con- ranted abuse of the tenant-landlord relation- wholly unjustified." Pacemaker Club fleld; Cedar Brook Park, I'lalnficld; Liberty ship," said Hiniildo, _.,lfl.\(Jted to attend. avenue. Hillside; Wheeler Park, Linden, and I'îiiu., Mry. Margurct Bualc; guard, Mru. hp-jljlûndy, a 39-year-old Westfleld lawyer who '•'• ii.i Junes; trustees, Mrs. Carol Wosolow The Rinaido tenant protection bill, S-865, as Nomahegan and Mohawk drive, Cranford, will ! t would permit a tenant to sublet the premises ru)ft i advocated a rapid withdrawal from Vlet- will hold luncheon be operated under the supervision of the ' - !, Mrs, Catherine Queimen and Mrs. R.lla îiiiiiuy; color bearers, Mrs. Nora Kent, Mrs, or assign the agreement to another parry. The 'ifiam, will also address the rally. He said he municipalities in which they are located. landlord could not refuse his consent un- plani a vigorous campaign with great-reliance Non-supervised playgrounds are located in V". Bird, Mrs, Catherine Pierce and Mrs. next Wednesday Kiij Ccmrsen; patriotic Instructor, Mrs, reasonably, etono volunteer help. Lundy has received the Echo Lake Park, Westfield and Mountainside; Senator Rinaldo explained that under the ylindorsement of the New Democratic Coalition, The New jersey Pacemaker Club wiU hold the Watchuno Reservation, and Rahway River Fiariurj I leichel; flag bearer, Mrs, Olga Bruce; 1 banner bearer, Mrs. Dorothy Tyrrell* his- provisions of his bill, the tenant would have Carpets - Park, Rahway. the right to make a formal signed offer to ojthsiJpreiident of the Westfield Community Inn, Rt, 22, Mountainside. James lozzi, supervisor of playgrounds, wlU ijiiuri, Mrs, Maroaret Messemer; musician, OUSLiTY Mrs, Ann Schwankert; assistant conductress, provide a prospective sub-lessee. The offer 'AT * GOMPETITiVI PRICE . TRY US" qiOBvelopment Corporation, a volunteer organl- The club, under the directorship of its direct the season's activities. He will be should contain the names, marital and occupa- Sifeaflon which Is conitructing a low-Income president, Albert j, Denniiiger of Mountain, Mtfa. Beulah Watkins, and assisting guard, 540 NORTH AVE,, UNION assisted by a stall of experienced male and Mi">.. Furry Dunham. tional statuos of the prospective sub-lessee housing project, Lundy has BISO been active side, wot initiated in 1967 to form an or- female supervisors, who will direct the local as well as credit references, The landlord (Ntn MSIIII A.e.i u|D> Interracial, church and anti-poverty aeti- ganizstlon of persons suffering from cardiac playground activities. I he election was held after a memorlftl would have 10 days in which to act on the OPEN MON,, THURS, to 9 disorders and rely on Pacemakers, an artificial One of the highlights of the playground sereice was held by the auxiliary and the ace must bt oup flrit apllication. If the landlord fails to act or if «' i'T* priority," Lundy apparatus used to stimulate heartbeat. season will be the annual Union County play- N FSV members of the Fifth District during the his written reply fails to give reasonable 352-7400 n»SI Bald, "The war Is a tragic mistake and The purpose of the club is to publicize ground championships to be hold later in the iixth annual district convention on June 12 grounds for rejection, the present tenant Pu.k .,, BUI lot edilCBnt tS Tntl'it be ended to save lives and enable us le ttie convenience of Pacemakers and to in- season in Warinanco Park, • in Elizabeth. would have the right to declare the lease to direct our resources toward providing for form persons who could benefit from them lh health, edieatien and welfare needs of our of such an Instrument's availability. It is fi" estimated that there are 100,000 Pacemakers janf working out new solutions to the prob- In operation in the United States, -, lams in these fields, wo must restore confi- The affair will begin wifli a cocktail party grfftnoa in our government and eliminate the at noon, followed by a luncheon at 12:30 SAVC MORE ON LARGt ^polarization that has been corroding our na- p.m. The deadline for reservations is today. *t»»all IplrttIplrtt, " Special guests will be Doctors I. Richard family Sixe'Packs For infermaUen and directions to the rally, (3 POUNDS OR MORI! Zuckar, Victor Parsonnet, and Lawrence Gil- FRESH rreaders can caU 233-7004 or 232-2579, bert, all of Beth Israel Hospital in Newark, who are nationally known figures in tfie field of Pacemaker implantation. Ground Beef Pacemakers have received wide acclaim for Readiness study tiielr ability to sustain a patient's heartbeat artificially, The Pacemakers in use today 00 begin Monday are about Ae size of a cigarette pack, and 65 are powered by mercury batteries, which •*":The ninth annual College Readiness Pro- M operate for about two years before needing CHICKEN BREASTS •• 1 Union College, Cranford, WIU get replacement. way on Monday and run through Fri- Studies are now under way on the use of cincKEjmvERS * 5S .july24. . atomic energy in Pacemakers, Fueled by the IfUlLV COOKF" -ATEH »D0[0 WHOIE pprojilmMely 100 recent high school gradu- radioactive substance, plutonium 238, die LHSKSAWIAGE have enroUed in the program, which is nuclear Pacemaker could function for ajjnost e Ham Steak ISmnked Hams gg^ned to provide a realistic' preview of •20 years without replacement, an innovation FRESH BRACIOLA 89 WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PUBCHASE OF college life and a quick review of the basic which Pacemaker users are anxiously await- e zwHou, spur, auARTWio, on CUT UP skills which are essential to collegiate success. ing. CBCAJ luniiu. mr ntnti ot Over die past eight years more than 600 79 'Stutants from more than 50 high schools com- ALL MEAT WIENERS s 59 HIVING GHICKENe 6B4d the College Readiness Program and then niEIICH-COOUD i Coupon good thru Sit iMn*on to further their educaflon at over McDermott to run BEEF TONGUSKINLESE S PRANKS 50 colleges and universities, fresh Fowl *B •valuation of the program Indicates that county GOP drive WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF it Jftas. been beneficial to the majeriiy of those Hot for WhOl#iOmgn*Si ANY PIECE OP who participated, according to Prof, Gunars Richard G, Schoel, Union County Republi- SaUna of Olen Ridge, director. Many colleges can chairman, announced this week that Sena- complimented the program and reported tor Frank X, McDermott has been named CHICKEN PARTS LAUVRI flitt the students were making a satisfactory county director for the 1970 campaign. TEUVZEOSET IS L Coupon ooojJifu Sat., jynt V adjustment to collegiate life, Senator Mcpermott, who is president, pro FRANKS PORK BUTTS isoBSti a, temporft of the State Senate, was elected to the Assembly in 1963, He was named leader SHENANDOAH f_ ^y. WMITI MEAT * I SHINANDOAH ROCK CORNISH PHEeH • BEEP LOIN £••! A Zimmerman to speak of the Union County delegation when the a9 Assembly convened In 1964, assistant majority Turkeii Breast I Reiasters care of paintings leader in 1965, He was the first freshman flANKSIEAK B assemblyman ever to receive this office in 'erry Zimmerman of Cranford will speak New Jersey, In 1966, with the Democrats in at a. semiiiar on "Care and Reiteration of control of the Legislature, Senator McDermott W!X 'EM OR MATCH 'EM , l#JWsn'VTO1W;:tald '.tomorrow at Sp.ni. became mttority leader. at the Pavilion Building In Echo Lake Park, In 1967, having been elected as one of Union OSMKHAFIOSC»K MinIt , rmft, swim niNniH-Ofninur *« ic Mountairislfta. This will be the second summer County's throe members of the enlarged Senate, e 15 seminar offered by Academic Artists, Inc. he was elected majority leader. He was one SMOKISMOKIE LINKS 'ir79 swirrCORNEs FRIDB .BEE iioinF »BRISKE itivt T . *1 witH' the cooperation of the Union County of the leading contenders In the gubernatorial COL HI.tint e Park Commission. The program will be pre- primary last year, VEAL STEAKS FSSB, 95 SHÊSAUSAGE" W ceded by a brief meeting for board members "Frank's previous record of hard fought Nino" teachers at 6:30, campaigns wUl further inspire our outstanding Ai a result of a tour of Italy lait summer, 1970 slate to vigorous campaigning and an -.Zimmerman has been able to broaden his ultinmte victory in November," Schoel said, I considerable knowledge of old paintings, which ' *! am personally gratified that Frank wiU be CtAID UBIOU-Ett [limit CUT hai led to restoration for many museums, directing our 1970 campaign," r private galleries and restauranti. He has FRENCENCH IE FRIESS . 2^25 also demonstrated and lectured at the Colonial iBiiijrijivou; Museum in Quito, Ecuador. Nonagricultural work COOL & CREAMY In 1969, fte 5 States witii the highest number IIUDS m FRIDAY DEADLINE of employees on nonagrieultural payrolls were, rtlLOW CU«t.SUM HALVES „ „ cann e $ 00 SKIPPY CASHEWS V 79 CHOC. CHIP All items other than spot news should be In order: New York, 7,1 millioni California, ONION RINGS 6,9 million; Illinois, 4,4 mUlleni Fenftsylvank, DEL MONTE PEACHES 3^ 1 C ClAKt CKIOB-CHOPPED in bur office by noon on Friday, SKIPPY PEANUTS %'S9 DOLE DRINK 4,3 millioni and Ohio, 3,9 million. SALAD DRESSING 3W5100 BROCCOLI 00 «0HA« RONZONI SAUCE 3 .£*1 CHEESE PIZZA 4'i CHOC. CERHAK (IOC. SARA LEE CAKE

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What does a boy wear IInn mUmucehh aais formerlyformerly,. FoFeww boy boyis wWheh n today's youngster wears the summertime? Well, hhee ararea UBSeupsett uI f ^(Dajd ad adoptoDts su,el their r «a i fringed leather Jacket, he weari a big smile the day styles — but they don't hava Isn't playing cowboys and In-*; ichool lets out; then, accord- the jonee-tradiUonal urge to dians, and his soft leather ing to Ken Q'Keefe, fashion look' like Pop, boots are not worn in emu- director of the Men's Fashion The current crop of boys lation of John Wayne, AS tha Aslociation, he is apt to wear dress with more Imagination woU worn saying goesj Wliat anything from a pair of than boys used to. Their out- he is doing is "his own ehopped-ofl Jeans to a very fits are a bit bizarre thitia" — which often means dressy blazer and slacks out- at times — but theirs is a conforming to the non- fit — just like his aid's. fashion-aware generation. conformists. Viewing boys' fashion from the top down, the blazer Is the undisputed king of their dress- Up wardrobe. As a matter of Auliiorizi;il lloiiliir I'or fact, the blazer can be said to bridge, the over-discussed 1 'generation gap." This meet- BALDWIN ing of the minds includes double-breasted blazers as well as single-breasted ver- PIANOS & ORGANS ' glens, and extends to color with navy blue the favorite of THE NEWEST-—Pairing Up with a scooped midriff top are both youngster and adult, A/so Large Inventory of "p.el shorts" — versatile pull-ons that are shorts In Parents dig ttie blazer be- front and skirt in back, te mulU^-alored stripes of cotton cause those versatile coats YAMAHA & LOWREY PIANOS terry, both are by While Stag. can be dressed-up with shirt ftnd tie when the occasion SALES & SERVICE caUs for Juvenile elegance, or dreised»down with a sport ihlrt for events of lesser STYLISH SANDPIPER-—Cotton terry shapes a brief mid- SEASIDE STRIPES.—Bright muM-coIor stripes give added gartorial importance. riff top and long flare-leg panti for the fashionable zing to the elasiic tank top and short ihorts In carefree One lad queried as m why beachcomber. Ideal for lmairtous loun^ni on the sand cotton terry. Styled by White Stag, the outfit lets milady he preferred raggedly after a swim, the outfit comes in white, navy, yellow, soak up the sun in high fashion. blue, red, or driftwood. It's by White Stag. chopped-off jeans » the more WATCHUNG, N.j, conventional Bermuda ot Ja- ROUTE U open Dollji Till 9 P.M. 756.3708 maica shorts replied, "All the kids wear *em that way," One erroneous theory about boys" clothes is that they THI Beach-bound? Take along a terry "don't care." They do care It's that time of year when true In style. What they've known for its ability to soak a luxurious experience, *nd flie thing ttiey care most NEW JERSEY sandy white beaches and come up with is enough to up melgtureai well as fashion. Designers see the new cot- about is conforming to the at Wholesale Prices I soothing sound of the surf make any career girl leave The newest terrtos shape ton terry fashions as part of mores of their group. SCHOOL OF are no longer idle winter her typewriter and head for up in bold stripes and lus- the whole new approach to soft Thai probably ej^lains the' dreams but fielilMul summer the beach, reports the NsUenal cious solids for pull-on flare- casual clothes for every hour widespread popularity of such realities, Cotton Council, leg pants, scooter ikirts, of the day, Some predict they'll widely diversified garments '&§ PLYMOUTH FURY (I! If you plan to be a summer This year you can leave your short shorts, breezy mid- be worn away from the beach as bush coats, which are ex- Simian W«Boni full '70 siren, rest assured. While beach towel at home unless you riffs, and classic tank tops. for twilight and evening hours tremely popular, golf jackets BALLET pow«ri f«lory AIR CONDITIONED; you were dreaming of a whole want to sit on it. Summer's In lighter weights and soft, as well as for day. (alApugh they may never go Rid with mniehini summer of sun days, sports- fine textures, they have a near' a golf course — even Official School of the Int. most smashing sportswear So be advised; U you want New Jersey Ballet $2491 wear delivers were working looks are decked, out in care- new-found style and zip that to vacation in style, take along to caddy), iW jacket-type to make those dreams come make geWng dry after a swim outerwear of nylon for beach- •87 COUGAR free cotton terry —a fabric a terry. S dr. HTVB tyl.; wear, and surter-style swim PS, PBS f.eloiy trunks, though their, water SUMMER COURSE AIR CQNDI- '67 FORD OALAXIB sports may be confined to a TIONED;TUfauBl. PS f.IU1°" """" Pool keeps JUNE 29 - AUGUST 14 with Block vinyl pool or a lake. Boys also Hke $1395 Clothes token on vacation (resh apparel ideas and, S22fS '§? FIRBBIRD clothes with flair — if ap- BALLET - MODERN JAZZ •65 GRAND PRIX 4BJ convertible; family fit proved by the group. BEGINNINO, INT1RM1DIATI, ADVANCED CLASSIS j At, HTi oule, autsnatie Irani. FOR CHILDREN, TEENAGERS. ADULTS Irani.: PS. PBi Other teenage and sub-teen FACULTY! I owner preferences include trench MATT MATTOX, JOSiPH CAROW should be good travelers arid cool coats, knitted sports shirts $1391 •«7 TIMPIST It tikes some families al- CAROLYN CLARK, DIRECTOR •i? MUSTANG Stailon Wagon, i By CAROLYN F, YUKNUS, Banal cruihing. necessary folds to come at (don't have to "bother" with Brochure Upon Request 2 eyl. aulonstic the waistline if passible. most two years from the time buttons), and brightly colored, Iranpdr. HT_ i_ BulaRid. Senior County Home Economist Use the space in shoes and they come to the concluston with Wtllt vinyl $1395 DeBsnnine beforehand tie handbags to hold small un- Unpack as soon as you ar- strongly patterned, woven 174 WAIN ST., ORANGE 677-1045 lop rive. Most wrinkles in gar- that they would bo happier sport shirts ("Sharp"). "67 PONTIAC IXICUTiVE performance of the clothes breakable Items or Urigerle, with a swimming pool to the $1795 i dr. HT, luio. you expect to take on a trip Try to anrange fairly even ments will disappear after Boys like oversized, rugged Irani,, Pi, ilivir hanging, time when they take their leaflier belts with buckles that •«a CHIVY cA with Black vinyl or vacation. Decide if Uiose layers wiffieut wasted space. first dip. Cuilsin «•«,„„; (ull clothes that you want to take Many ttavelers like dlvld- Packing for vacation or a seem to weigh as much as power with factory $1991 trip requires more planning ThiR was one of the find- they do, and they prefer shoes AIR CONDITIOM- wUl be good travelers. Do ers between layers so that a ings of a moiiviUonal re- J2995 they qualify as wrinkle resls- whole layer cajube removed Otui acoial labor. Too often that slip on and sneakers that '69 VOLVO 144 mnt and comfortable, and can .fine eqmplalM is, "1 took too Neireh study just completed lace-up, Soros bays who would Now in Union! at one time, Thelsiviaarsmsy*. — —r -—- . - ~—- .— •47 FORD FAIRLANI 4 dr, oulomollc for the National Swimming 500 XL; 2 dr, NT. Irani.! low mile- they be worn more than once? be made of tin sue' paper, •% Binch-stuHV.br •• I didn't have fight to the death rather timn The world-famous i eyl. •nginii age; 1 ownir; dark m Pool Institute, wear a hat selected by •urn, Irani,! PS: Can your dresses be washed plastic or non-woven inter-" •-'i % Qf. tfM rllht things along." Cars, which generally cost White with Blue* $2495 and ready as you travel, or factai patenal. r. ijp ayoid this siWadonj first mother, will wear a baseball vjnyl lop M all find put v»hat type of what a pool does, are bought cap during all flielr waking will you need to take a travel The second layer can be with .very little advance study Barbizon School of Modeling iron for touch up pressing? of soft items such as sweaters, acflvitie©^pu^^^l\to© involved hours, or a- beat up felt or in durini^yo^r^my jhd what by the fnmily. Yet flie car stt-aw of Old's, or a rakish Since 1939, The Barbiion School of SAVI in Safety at Moptin! If you do not know how a gloves, shorts,, bathing suit or : pureliaKe has a built-in de- garment will perform in a lingerie. Rolling these Items tfie wuaiher Is like at ths Anzae-s^le bush hat. Mode/ing on Fifth Avenue in New York time you will be there. preciation in value, while a Boys will moan about hav- travel situation, it is better Uke sausages saves space. pool adds to the value of a has graduated thousands of girl* into to-leave it at home. The Alrd layer canoe made Miking a list of different ing to wear a tie, then will outfits will help you make home, as well as to family take half an hour selecting modeling careeri and helped countless KOPLIN PONTIAC In packing a suitcase, put the of dresses, suits and blouses. pleasure. bulky, odd shaped items on the Fold the garment to,eover thej certain you have all die ac- one. others achieve "the look" that helps ISIBCABMPT «snnHTamimifiia«giiir»iiiralg nt* CAR SIFT cessories to complete a , A pool is considered a home There is probably some any career. 458 N. BROAD ST. 455 N, BROAD ST. bottom and toward the back of entire area of th^. suitcase, Improvement, and can be fi- the bag. The weight of these thus havinvgg as few'folds and costume. Such a Ustwlllroike social signifieanGe in the fact Now, Barbizon has a branch near you iUZABITH NIVV JERSEY IL 4 8100 items will then not cause addl- it possible to see wheri yuu nanced eitfier through a bank that hoys don't emulate their wrinkles M , pos'aible. Plan can combine accessories or loan, or through the eontrae- fathers' style of dress as with the same teaching techniques tor who builds the pooL elimtnale duplicates, also liked the idea of knowing and facilities as the New York School. If you are In doubt about Families wiUi members who love to swim make rfieir de- tiie children's friends when If you're a girl, 14 years of age or needing an itern, leave ithome. they are Invited over to swim. Remumber Uiat colorful cisions more quickly and older, send for our free, 32 page, easily, according to tiie study.' 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We// done, graduates. You've completed the goal you've been striving for. We feel we've shared in it all, seen you grow, and gain knowledge. It is our proud privilege to congratulate each and every member of the class of 1970.

A. K. TOOL COMPANY IRVINGTON CAB CO. NATIONAL TOOL & SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. 2 Veterans Open Mon, Si Fri. Night 1159U.S, Highway 22 Irvington IS 3-5000 888 Springfield Ave. Mountainside 232-7300 MANUFACTURING CO. Irvington 374-0500 100 - 124 No. 12th Street GRAVER WATER MULTI-CHEVROLET INC, Kenilworth 276-1600 SHOE TOWN Multi Value Chevy Dealer SCHERING CORPORATION Route #22, Union CONDITIONING CO. 2277 Morris Ave. ' 688.9655 U.S, Highway 22 Union 6B6 Manufacturer of Fine PharmaeeuHeals Union, New jersey 752 Morris Ave., Mlllburh Union 6S7-S300 r 376.9679 aai-s

J AIRPORT LIMOUSINi SfRVICI, BRENNAN'S BICYCLE SHOP GONCA D'QRO ITALIAN" Dl MAGGIO CLEANERS FOUNTAIN OF BEAUTY HALFWAY HOUSE rtn.\ 93 Madison Ave. PASTRY SHOP : One Hour Martiuizing 725 Boulevard RESTAURANT-COCKTAIL LOUNQi INC, 730 W. Si. George Avenue Kenilworth 241-6898 . —U.S Highway 22—_^_ - -,, Irvington ES 5-B768 Auguri Studentit r 24 Hour Service Linden We pick up k deliver 486-9679 Thurs. Eves. 'HI 9 Mountainside AD 2-2171 Newark Airport 643-0060 IROUNELL-KRAMIR-WALDOR 806 South Orange Ave. Fri, & Sat. by Appointment, Suburban Essex Area 376-1400 VaiUburg ES 2-3737 DUTCH MAID MOTEL INGRASSIA CONSTRUCT! N AGENCY F L M BUSINESS MACHINES, CO.JNC. ALPiNE TELEVISION CORCORAN^S TAVERN U,S, Highway 22 • • 1478 Morris Ave. Springfield DR 6-O990 INC 409 Myrtle Avenue • , 997 Soufli Orange Ave. Union MU 7-1133 Joan and Sean, Prop, Vailsburg 371-2174 964 Koehl Ave. Irvington 371-3100 1101 South Orange Ave, DURA- BILT PAVING CO. Union 964-1166 J CAROL-JO FASHIONS Vailsburg 372-9130 IRVINGTON CUTLERY A & M DISTRIBUTORS 531 Mountain Ave. GARDEN STATE BOWL & 51 Smith St. .ijj 1074 Soutii Orange Ave. 2009 Morris Ave, Springfield DR 6^140 Irvington 375-0003 Vailsburg 399-9752 Union 687-1222 CORNELL HALL GEORGE'S PRO SHOP ELKAY PRODUCTS CO., INC. Union MU 8-2233 KELLS TOWN SERVICE ANDERSON OVERHiAD CASTRO CONVERTIBLE CORP. CONVALESCENT CENTER Manufacturers Muterial , Rube Borinsky Prop. 493 loulevard DOORS Center Island, U.S. Hwy. #22 234 Chesniut St. Handling Equipment Nick Bverchek Mgr. Kenilworth (1/4 mile west of Flagship) Union 687-7800 35 Brown Ave, 276-0722 . 978 Lehigh Avenue Union 686-5313 Springfield DR 6-7550 GENERAL GUMMED g Union MU 6-7500 CRANFORD TAXI SERVICE PRODUCTS, INC. KENILWORTH FUNERAL THE CENTRAL JERSEY BANK ESSEX FEDERAL SAVINGS 511 Washington Avenue ANGE&MIN'S Home Office - 552 Centta! Ave. 531 No. Stiles St. & TRUST CO. 303 E, First Avea, Rosalie Corner of North 21st Street Restaurant - Cocktail Lounge East Orange - 678-8040 Linden 925-0900 Westfield-Mountainside CH 5-2581 276-2272 Kenilworth 272-5112 Pizzeria Vailsburg Office - 766 South GENERAL TECHNICAL Conrad j. Woznlak Mp-. 740 Bdulevard (Main Office: Freehold, N.j.l Orange Avenue 232-7500 CROSS COUNTY REALTY Vailsburg 372-3330 , INSTITUTE INC. ^HEMICOTE PAINrWORKr^ —854^ Mountain Ave, -— — ——— KOENIG?S^EN*S SHOP BETTY-UND DINER Mountainside 232-5356 FIRST NEWJ ERSE Y BANK ' 1118.Balttmore Avenue 1300 Springfield Ave. 709 Boulevard Irvington 373-8900 ' • • L RESTAURANT Kenilworth 276-1886 (Formerly 1'irst State Bank of Union) Linden 486^150 1922 E. St. George Ave. CULLIGAN WATER Main Office, 1930 Morris Ave. Union 686-4800 GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE LINDEN GARDENS Linden " 925-2777 GHU-DYNASTY CONDITIONING CO., INC. Hotels-Cruises.TourB Restaurant h Cocktail Lounge FOOEL STATIONERY CO. Plane-TrainJhlp Chinese Restaurant BETZ UNION MOTORS Route 22 2047 U.S. Highway #22 1123 South Orange Avenue 25 W. Elizabeth Ave. Springfield 376-1151 Union 688-1600 • • 1135 W. Elizabeth Ave. Linden 925-3444 1604 Stuyvesant Ave. Linden 486-4700 Vailsburg, Newark Union MU 8-4114 373-3500 CLEREMONT TYPEWRITER RALPH LA MORTE PONTIAC1 SERVICE JOSEPH Dl LEO & SONS FOUR SEASONS GROVE COLOR LABS BREEZE CORPORATION, INC. Paving Contractors Play and Recreation Center Professional Photo Color Finisher Best in sales & service „ 700 Liberty Ave. 78 Glerement Ave, 344 Summit Rd, : 1185 W. Chestnut Street 550 Grove Street 1128 Springfield Ave. "< Onion MU 7-1133 Irvington 371-1180 Mountainside 233-3080 or 923^937 Union MU 7-0151 Irvington 373-Q89! Irvington 375-9200

AMPiOsCO. INC. david Burr SOYS & MiN SHOP DIRNIR'rSALES 8, RENTALS THE FRIENDLY SHOPPE IVY HILL FRIENDLY SERVICE MOBIL GAS LINDEN PORK STORE 330 Dalziel Road 1059 Springfield Ave. Camping Trailers 911 Magie Ave. 695 Irvington Avenue Newark " 371-1198 Prime Meats Si Poultry ura Linden 925-6700 Irvington 373-7212 Authorized Starcraft Dealer Union 353-9808- Road Service - Towing - Repairs 29-35 I. Price St. FRANK J. FRIER! BUILDERS Linden 486-50B6 ANCHAK TIRE CO. THI H. F. BUTLiR CORP. 457 Lehlgh Ave. Union 688-5469 964-0395 JAEGER FLORIST, INC. DISC-O-RAMA RECORD SHOP 753 S. Springfield Ave, 1083 Springfield Ave. LINDEN BLUE PRINT CO. 428 No. Wood Ave.- 687 Lehigh Avenue 1021 South Orange Ave. Springfield 376-0405 Irvington 375-4998* 27 i. Elizabeth Ave. Linden 486-0200. Union 688-5555 , Linden 925-2266 Near Sanford Avenue GARDEN STATE GULF JEANETTE'S BEAUTY SALON ANN'S ALTiRATiONS CAMPUS INN Vailsburg 373-9666 1282 Stuyvesant Ave. LOUISE'S KLOTHES KLOSET 823 Sanford Ave, . 1063 Stuyvesant Ave, 3 Richelieu Terrace . " 498 North Ave. • • EDWIN J.DONAHUE Union . MU 6-9767 " Vailsburg 374-0492 Corner Soudi Orange Ave. Union 354-9828 Realtor Irvlngton 371-4644 769 Sanford Avenue MISS GEE'S FOOTWEAR KIA LAUNDERETTE Niwark 373-4435 . CATINA'S TAVIRN 974 Stuyvesant Ave. 940 - 18th Avenue LYONS HARDWARE Ann Catena, Prop, Newark 374-0426 197 Stuyvesant Ave. SAYANIHAN CRAFT INC. Union .687-6524 \ Newark 373-0608 ^Newark 372^677 1007 Stuyyesant' Ave. Bart, Manager EMMIL'S AUTO SODY SHOP GEM DRISS SHOP ...... 82 Mt, Verhon Place "674 "Railway "Ave. KUHNEN TRAVEL INC: " Union 687-OS5S 1005 Stuyvesant Ave. MARQUIEFS PHARMACY Vailsburg 375-9824 . Union 688-3829 , 964 Stuyvesant Ave. 1041 South Orange Ave. Union 686-2076 SiRTHA'S DRESS SHOP CENTRi SANDWICH SHOPPi ESSEX BAR &GRILL INC, Union MU 7-8220 . yailsburg 373-77-21 - (New Addfess) GENOVESE INSURANCE AGENCY 234 Morris Ave, ' 119 Park Avenue . LAWRENCE PHARMACY MARTY'S PLACE 751 Lyons Ave. • , ; Springfield 379-9806 294 Morris Ave. -Irvington 373-8185 Linden HU 6-9544 St 925-1265 1352 Burnet Ave, 327-16th Ave, CHESTNUT DiUCATESSIN Springfield 379-2727 Union 686-2468 Irvington 372-9358 iVl BON JOUR FLOWIRi GIFT SHOP iVILYN'S BEAUTY SALON PETER A. GRANATA "We SpeeiaUze in Oraduatlon Parties" MAXON PONTIAC ', Designs by Lie Leonardis 631 Chestnut St. Union 688-3936 22 Center Street State Farm Insurance L & B CLEANERS 777 South Orange Ave. Vailsburl 371-7236 Springfield 376-9856 963 Stuyvesant Ave. 1034 South Orange Ave. Because We Sell More, You Save More , I Newark 372-2377 50# off with Ad en All Flowers CONTAINER COMPANY OF N.Y. COMPLIMENTS OF •Union 688-2051 : •••_'" Route #22, West Bound 130 So. 20th Street -—: lORDEN MITAirpRODUCTS C67 CATHERINE FARINA GRUNINO^S CONFECTIONERY LIE'S AUTO RADIATOR REPAIR Union --964-1600 - ' V, Irvinpon "ES 4-0704 1442 ,E, St. George Avenue . JOHN P. MC MAHON Green Lane . 780 Morris Turnpike Linden 4864076 Union 352-6410 CONTE'S DELICATESSEN FASHION SET Real Estate-Insurance For fancy cold cut planers k sandwiches 86 A Mt. Vemon Place Millburn 376-5183 1585 Morris Ave. Union 688-3434 > ( LIE MOTORS BRIM MiTAL FASRICATORS INC. 234 Mountain Ave, Vailsburg ES 2-9866 FRED HAFNER PAINT STORE 1001 Clinton Ave. MEHRKINS CONFECTIONERY Springfield 379-2820 637 Boulevard • • 608 E. Elizabeth Ave, THE FISH BOWL Irvington 375-0400 1282 Springfield Ave. Linden 925-4554 Kenilworth CH 5-S388 Irvington 372-9576 ' PHILIP DEUTSCH & CO., INC, INSURANCE 1064 Springfield Ave, LETITIA;S COIFFURES THE BRIDAL HOUSE 640 Stuyvesant Ave. (New Address) Irvington. 374-3419 EDMUND HEMMERUNG AGENCY 700 Sanford Ave. '-MERCURY BARBER SHC«P 1061 Springfield Ave. . Irvington 375-0500 362 - 16th Avenue Corner Seofleld St. Vailsburi : 375-5676 "Need a haircut or trlm.,.Stop in" FOODS PLUS Irvington 375-6236 2159 Springfield Ave, l\ Irvington 373^2505 DEUX FRERES HAIR STYLISTS . ELI LEVINE Cifts,:Costmedcs, Etc. . IRVINGTON ESSO SERVICENTIR Union 687-8322 '• "' 1029 Stuyvesant Ave. Insurance-Mutual-Funds ''MARLIN BRINSiR 908 St. George Ave. W, Complete Auto Service MICHAEL'S PIZZERIA ' Linden 925-1200 Union 688-0777 . 842 Springfield Ave. Irvington 372-3181 860 Floral Ave. Union 354-414', "Real Italian Food" 271 Morris Ave. Springfield , 376-0392 on your GRADUATION

~~We wish you the very best of everything in the world that's ahead of you.. .Be it college cor career, we wish you success and happiness in whatever you do. Good luck!~~

STAN SOMMER TURNER AUTO VASSALLO'S WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY 650 Liberty Ave. . Four Levils of Feminine Fashions Union 688-1000 985 Stuyvesant Ave, DRIVING SCHOOLING FISH MARKET Union MU 6-2600 "We make it easier w drive" Fish k Chip orders to take out Door to Door Service (pick up only) 765 Grove St. 86 Mt, Vernon Plane UNION CENTER Irvington 371-6166 Ivy HUl 374-3939 MARTIN WITZBURG & SON 1NSURORS NATIONAL BANK VERONA DYESTUFFS 2022 MorrlK Ave, Convenient Locations In Union TIPPER TIE Union 687-2244 Diy. OF RHEEM MFG. CO. Div, of Verona Corp. At the Center-Stewe St. 723 Stuyvesant Ave, DyesBitls Si pigments for textile & non 365 Chestnut St. , 783 Mountain Ave,, 407 Chestnut St. Union 687-2345 textile 'indu^Oies «* textile chemicals 2455 Mosris Avi. MU 8.9500 Box 385 Springfield Road Union A86-3TOO THE TIRRILL FUNfRAL HOME VOLCO BRASS & COPPER CO, LORRAINE BEAUTY SHOPPE METROPOLITAN LIFE SHANG MEY HAIR STYLISTS Boulevard. OLD CIDER MILL GROVE 660 Stuyvesant Ave. Kenilworth 245-7200 362 E, Westtieia Ave. INSURANCE CO. Catering Si Picnics 411 Wood Ave. N. IrvlnRton 372-2203 Roselle Park 245.9604 Complimeiits of Frank Ferrara 2443 Vauxhall Rd. Linden 925-3430 U10 Springfield Ave. Union 686-4695 Irvington 371-2100 TRANSCO PRODUCTS CORP. HOUSE SINGER SEWING CENTER VOLPONE'S RESTAURANT SAMUEL W, OLIVER, INC. What's New fur Tomorrow is at Singers Today 609 iUzaboth Ave. W. DAY CARE CENTER MONSANTO COMPANY Linden 925-0030 211 Stuyvesant Ave, 73 Harriion Place 1836 £. Elisabeth Ave. 1017 Stuyvosanr Ave, Vailsburg ES 2-9159 200 North 7th Street Union 688-7014 Irvingten 371-1B43 Kenilworth 276-2900 Linden 486-7054 TRETOLA'S RESTAURANT LU-TQNS HAIRSTYUNG PERRY AND KELLER »SCHOOL A.O. SMITH CORP. WAYSIDE GARDENS FOR MEN OTTO MORAVEK & SONS 825 Lehlgh Ave, There's no Substitute fir Quality OF DANCING Union 686.9(X)0 CJalloping Hill Rd, Cut Flowers & Potted Plants 761 Mountain Ave, ROOFING CO. 83 Mt. Vernon PI. - Newark - 374-413S Union 687-0707 657 Mountain Ave. Springfield 376-9660 Roofing, Siding, Cutters, Leaders 14 Ampere Parkway, East Orange - 672-?f>_'h 376-0398 Established 1919 Registration - '70 - '71 187 - 16th Avenue Newark SI 3-8413 Newark - Fri. -Sept. 11 - 1..8 P.M. W. D. SNYDER & SON TUSCAN DAIRY FARMS ^RBERT LUTZ & CO , INC East Orange - Thurs. Sept. 10 - 1-8 VM. 706 S. Michigan Ave. UNION 2020 Clinton St. Kenilworth 245-9140 ( NEW JERSEY WEXFORD HOUSE COIFFURES Linden 925-9800 MOUNTAINSIDE INN 686-1500 Hair cutting Si styling, 1230 Route 22 wig Si wiglet sales-serviee Mountainside AD 2-2969 PRALL FUNERAL HOME 124 E, Firtt Ave. SOMERSET TIRE SERVICE 15 W. llancke St., Linden MAGLEY'S CH 5-1140 UNION PLATE GLASS CO 486-5391 Complete Car Service .,..,.. , , AUTO KLASS."MIRRORS, STORM WINDOWS AND PICTURE FRAMES 366 Union Ave. Union ~ 688-5620 1729 Morris Ave. Irvington 372-9123 WHITE LABORATORIES METALS, INC. REED & CARNRICK Union 6E PHARMACO Subsidiary of Whittaker Corp. Manufacturers of PharmaceuUeals STATE PRIZE LIQUORS KENILWQIITH MARK TWAIN DINER 65 Brown Ave, to the Profession of Medicine 2191 Morris Ave. Springfield 376-5700 30 Boright Ave, Union MU 6-1845 UNITED STATES SAVINGS *e Specialize in Steaks, Chops Si Seafood. Kenilworth 272-6600 Baking Done on Premises. BANK THE WING COMPANY 1601 Morrii Ave. 687-1680 Ivy Hill Office Div. of Aero-Flow Dynamics, Inc. ai\ „ • MYRTLE'S BEAUTY SALON SUPREME SAVINGS A LOAN 72 Mt. Vernon Place 2300 North Stiles St, All Branches of Beau^ Culture ROTARY PEN CORP. ASSOCIATION Newark, N.J. 07106 624-5800 ^ Linden 486-7400 MC CRACKEN FUNERAL HOME 12 E. alanckeSt. 746 Colfax Ave. Linden 486-4359 Springfield Ave. at 38th St. 1500 Morrii Ave, Kenilworth 245-2104 Branch office - 1065 Stuyvesant Ave. UNITY HOUSE FURNITURE G.G. WOODY FUNERAL HOME Union 686-4700 Irvington 374-8200 616 E. St. George Ave. 206 E. 8th Ave, , Linden 486-8845 Roselle CH 5-5800 MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC NEW JERSEY BELL THE SEA SHELL STUDIO TELEPHONE CO. SWINDELL & GROTi AGENCY RTISING INC. YOUNG'S CHILDREN'S WEAR 628 Boulevard V|NET ADVE Will - Sales and'Serviee Insurance & Mutual I'undg Infants to size 14 UNION OFFICE Kenilworth 272-6580 485 Chestnut St. Rose and. Carol 988 Stuyvesant Ave. 2004 Morris Ave. Union 687-1313 Union 687-8061 1025 South Orange Avenue Union 686-7900 Vailsburg 375-9072

VILLANI BUS COMPANY MIA FASHIONS MONfOOMIRY WARD & CO, SALIM AUTO RiPAIR CO. INC! STANDARD ILICTRIC MOTOR REPAIR CO. PARKWAY iOWLING & BILLIARDS 107 S, Wood Ave. Custom made Si ready made gowns 1070 Stuyvesant Ave. 900 Springfield Ave. 1600 E, U.S. Highway #1 Air ConditloninB Repairs 8t Installatioiis Linden 486-6400 Linden 486-3333 and dresses for all occasions. Union 688-2000 Irvington 37S-3200 1070 Salem Rd. 729 Roselle Street MT, ViRNON SWiiT SHOP STUYVISANT BODY S FINDIR WORKS, INC. WARNER'S FRIINDLY SERVICE ROYAL BAKE SHOP Union 687-4050 Air Conditioning Equipment Linden 925-4212 88 Mt. Vernon Place Roeco Neri-President : Grace Ferrise Kuraiz, prop. Vailsburg ES 5-9856 1043 Stuyvesant Ave. 998 Stuyvesant Ave, Si systems MIDPLISEX TOOL & MACHINI CO. SIGIAR'S AMOCO STATION 1444,Stuyvesant Ave, - NEW ELMORA DINIR Union 688-7383 Irvington . 371-2500 General Auto Repairs - Automatic' STUYVESANT SUPIR MARKIT Union 687-9813 : hCOCKTAIL LOUNOE iid Tpansmisslena- 9Sty A -WIAR4Ti-SHOE5- MBim Route #22 & W. Chesmut St. 943 Stuyvesant Ave, Italian Style hot dogs k Newark 373-6271 Home of Men's Florshelm MIELi IRON WORKS Union 688-0267 Irvington 37J-9705 1014 Stuyvesant Ave. Submarine sandwiches. SUBURBAN COIFFURiS Metal CeUar Doorfl & Disposal cjontalners PAK TRii FLORIST Union • 688-5225 U£.Hwy#22 • • . • We deliver 1095 Stuyvesant Ave. . _ • . 1160 U.S. Highway 22 761 - Springfield Ave, WEINER'S FASHIONS Union 686^943 Mountainside AD 2-6402 Irvington 372-9426 SIRKIN'S SUBURBAN Irvington 375-4867 MIKI'S AUTO REPAIRS SUNSET SEA FOOD 1040 Stuyvesant Ave, OSCAR'S BAR Union 6.86-6952 • ROLLING PIN BAkERY Tomorrow's Look Today Home deilvery-Party Trays Mr. Ed Palmier!, Owner Springfield Rd. & Route 22 1992 Morrii Ave. 876 South Orange Avenue WilSBROD'S PHARMACY 2674 Morris Ave, Union 688-9805 609 Chestnut St. Union 964-1230 Newark 371-7376 980 South Orange Avenue Union 686-3175 PAOLERCIO FUNERAL HOMI Union 686-2490 IHREI STAR LOUNGi * Newark ES 1-2771 John A, Paolerelo, Director SPEEDWAY AUTO TOP & SIAT COVIR CO. WiLPAT ASSOCIATiS ROSELLE PLASTICS 63-65 Stuyvesant Ave, M&MPIZZA Newark 248-3222 Vailsburg . 372-9239 191 Mountain Ave, Tom Tedeschl, Prei. 1265 Stuyvesant Ave, UNIT SURGICAL ORTHOPEDIC Springfield 379-9313 2036 Morris Ave. PARTS UNLIMITED OF UNION Union 687-9634 2024 Morris Ave, 701 Lehlgh Aye, WINDSOR CLEANERS ' Union 687-0414 Union 687-3022 APPLIANCI CO. 660 Springfield Ave. Union 681-1720 1126 South Orange Avenue MOROAN'S CLOTHING THE SPIRIT SHOP Newark 371-0700 '. • . • ' PEP'S AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Wines & Liquors • Vailsburg 373-0375 *, OLSf EN'S PROJiCTOR HOUSE. 1000 Springfield Ave, SCHILLER'S DELICATESSEN & FRISH MEATS One Day Service & All Wholesale Prices 139 Laurel Ave, 748 Springfield Ave, VICTORY CYCLE CO. For all your Photographic heeds Irviniton 373-8704 irviniton 372-2121 1062 Springfield Ave, 989 Monroe St. Union 964-0721 Irvington 373-183y * Union 687-8344 Give a bicycle - a gift for the graduate MOUNTAINSIDE PAINT & HARDWARE SILHOUITTE COIFFEURS SPRINGWpOD BAR I GRILL v.'OZNIAK MEMORIAL HOMi, "rP.OGPiSS DILIViRY SERVICE 2550 Morris Ave. Ray E, Wozniak - Director 860 Mountain Ave, 1300 Burnet Ave. 26 Valley St. . Union 686-2383 Mountainside 233-5655 43 Progresi St. 32U Myrtle Ave. Irvington 373-06Q6 Ilt AH-M0 Union MU 8-9644 Vauxhall 688-9816 „ -Thursday, June 25, 1970 B * A i f. The Music BOX Station J \p,n it rMM I 1p M -•SHi ni nil(Mlllilllil(lliii(iil(l!IIIMIIM!ll!!!III(!!(!M{!!!!!!!ll!(llii!ili(by BOB LI BKIND Illlllllllllllll IIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|||,5- " "»""" and 14; Jose Greco, July 15 and 16; Debbie Breaks j ••1 Mi Grandpa jonei — mlnui hound dawg — By MILT HAMMERiNlllllillllillilllr stomped and yodolod open Friday nights edi- Reynolds, July 17 nnd 18; Dionne Warwick and tion of the country music festival at the Garden David Frye, July 20 through 25; Sergio Mendes 'Sicilian Clan' now State Arts Center In Holmdel, and Brasii fih July and 8 New York I \HLF TRE\TS (K od 11 tening) loinlng Grandpa for the corn andtwaniwere philharmonic with VI dim r -"t hkenaiy, pia r m n I er 1 t t olo LP Mb m fellow rnlmber. of the "Hee H.w"tK»ip«R»y mst, July 2 ana 31 and j e Fclidana July I I11L11 s 1 L 1 (1-Hh hOO J43) ho - on Ormont screen Clark Archie Campbell, Mary Taylor, Hank 31. r 1 b 1 ty with 14 t_l cti ns Thompson and the Braza Valley Boys Band. i J n r t - Sometime In "The Sicilian Clan," French film about a Country music, even if It's bad, _ls fun — "i k o \M I \m 1 cchar- daring jewel theft involving hijacking of o assuming one likes it to begin with. The Hee 1 QI Tl e U lid cto Core Rome-New York plane, opened yesterday at the Haw" show's music was as good as any C and I d n II e Wlr Cnnei n Dq Ormont Thoawr, East Orange, The picture, W music you'll hear "in these here parts," I L -Ur \ Un N r ta M on which stars Jean Cabin and Lino Ventura, fea- Grandpa can really sing, just forget the stories II I rt u light " 1 ro crtn "' tures Alain Dolon, Irlna Demick and Sydney he tells about his bald-headed uncle and con- M By Go W y Fr n My Chaplin, eenffate on his banjo strumming and kick- t rdny Nlbli \t TTe World ' Gordon Douglas directed the picturo, which ing. Tap your feet, jump if you like. 1 rt JI Titl 3f ihe LI- 1 ju t was filmed In color. The 'sex star" of the show was Mary Taylor, I I \l IM who insist! her tambourine is electrified. Miss i \I (J hy He Tie tr ni Cm, pt Taylor (she constantly reminded the audience E a 11 t trumental numb r from the t r J n tl i LP Numbtr in- that she 1* single and has never been married; 'THE ADVENTURERS"—-Candlcu Bergen Is One wond«rs why,) can sing, particularlyttiose I !> 1 a Midm^t C wboy * 1 c t y) Come b turd y M rn- , one of Bekirn FiJimiu's many conquests in country refrains by Roger Miller, The crowd at the Joseph E, Leviiie presentation of the all- the amphitheater cheered her enthusiastically ill ^ I L i ) Recu rdo JLht), I 1 ~ (Jol n And M ry) The Tie star mutlon picture, based on Harold Rob- for "Queen of the House," her version of bins' best-selling novel. The picture, which I Miller's * 'King of the Road," and a eountty Style (tj \ I to Ptdi) Raindrops THE MARTIN POTTER portrays Encolpius in opened yesterday attlieUnlonThqater, Union "Hava Nagila," which she dedicated to those I II n My Unad (Butch C = ldy Center, and the MaplewpodTheater, also has learch of pleasure at any coit in "FelUnl "Jewish Cowboys" in the audience, J <_ kid) ju Unc (Ju tine) What Saiyricea/1 which opened yeiterday at the Olivia de Havilland, Emest Bargnlne, Ros- • « * "i Uo n Th T t Lf Your Life (Tl e sano Brazzl, Leigh Taylor-Young in stellar PERFECT DATE Bellevue Theater, Upper Montclair, Capudnl t nJ ny 1 t Summer (La t Sum- FOLLOWING AN IMITATION Will Rogers roles. co-stars in the film tint was photop-aphed ! n 1 I Ne r Met (Young routine by Archie Campbell (who doesn't come in DeLuxe Color and Fanaviston. F m P J lo c) nd M h Na Mah- close to the humor of his model) and twang , pilllllllUIUIIIIHIllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllillllMIIIIIIIIIMMM { Jen H en and H 11) Walt 11 you from Hank Thompson was Roy Clark, the star tl ->n n yo r Ecre I MERCURY of the "Hat Haw'- show. Ingrid Bergman 1 Theater Time Clock 1 I I One can forgive Clark's sevenUi grade at- All timesliatedirefurnishedbythetheaters, K Kl % WHYM K J in th I er d but on the tempt at dirty stories when he picks up the [I 1 b I (DL 11) oHer gr p of ART (lrv,)—MAN AND WIFE, Thur,, Fri,, guitar. He is one of the mosttalentid musicians is hmld at Elmora Mon,, Tues,, 7, 8, 10; Sat,, 1:30, 3:12, 4:55, In Nashville, even when heuseshll shoe rather II j und nt otl M k M hmlle * 6:35, B:15, 10; Sun,, l!30, 3:10, 4i80, 6:30, than fingers to'run a string, Myonlydlsappolnt. j n il ins, 'Doe Anybody Really Know The Elmora Theater, Elizabeth is holding 8:10, 9:50. ment was an omission in the programby Clark: fth t Tim It I Until It Time Tor \ou over its top double feature, "A Walk in the • • * To r s Th Country Turn Around Spring Rain," and "Tile April Fools." .He failed to perform "White Lightning," a MAUREEN O SULLIVAN Actre co tar BELLEVUE (Upper Montclalr) —F1LUNI AnJ Lo \ou llf n Shaehh n Boy ' Ingrid Bergman and Anthony Quinn star in cavorting, knee-slapping country drinking song wlth Loui Ny and Martin Green in -i g SATYR1CQN, matinees. Wed,, Sat,, Sun,, 2:30: hi My Lil Hov Can 1 B urt, and tfie love story in "A Walk in the Spring complete With horse's whine that hehashelped com»dy, * Charley Aunt which complete Pr d e erT bled Water Rain," eveninis, Mon, to Sat,, 8:30; Sun., 7:30. to popularize in the East through the televiiion its run at the P per Mill PI yhou e Millburn t show. THE TTIIER IDT OF ABBEY RT \D by "The April Fools" stars jacK Lemmon Sunday, and Catherine Deneuvo. It is rated OP and ELMORA (EUz.)—THE APRIL FOOLS, Holding the program together was the Brazo George Beason, The talented Mr, Benson photographed in color, Thur,, FrL. Mon,, Tuet,, 7:30; Sat,, S, 8:30; Valley Boys band, a group of fine musicians who fcarurei tlie numbers- "Golden Slumbers," Sun.', 4:01, 7:15; A WALK IN THE SPRING knew when to let the stars shine, or at least Wanamaker to direct '•You Never Give Me Your Money," "Be- cause," "Come Together," "Ohl Darling," RAIN, Thur,, Fri,, Mon,, Tuei,v 9:10; Sat., twinkle. HOLLYWOOD — Sam Wanamaker has been M 6:40, 10:10; Sun,, 2-15, 5-36, 9:55; Sat, mat,. • * * signed to direct "Kyle" for ZOth Century Fox, "Here Comes The Sun," I Want You" (Shi's internationa! plays Cartoons, 1; JACK THE GIANT KILLER, 1:15, PERFORMING TONIGHT throujh Saturday He is selecting specific location sites in bo Heavy), "SometJiing," "Octopus's Garden" at the Garden State Arts Center are Robert Montreal for the suspense thriller, a detective and 'The End," Almost 31 minutes of solid FOX-UMON (Rt. 22) BENEATH TOE Goulet and Carol Lawrence, The show begins at story set in the 21st century to be produced UMumng on this LP, (A&M RECORDS SP. planned in summer PLANET OF THE APES, Mond*y through Fri- 8:30 tonight and 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday. by Charles P, Juroe, The 'Montreal Theater Enjemble'i presenta- ,day, 7:2B, 9:30; Sat, Sun., 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, The Tom Jones Show with Gladys Knight and tion of "A Summer of International Plays," * * * the Pips kicks off the July 4 weekend while l begins July 3 with • 'Oh, Dad, Poor Dad, Mama'i S MAPLEWOOD —LTHE ADVENTURERS, Ferula Clark*and Buddy Rich keep up the beat Man and Wife' Hung You in the Closet and I'm Peeliri1 So •Thur,, Fri,, Mon,, Tues,, 8:05: Sat,, 6:40, tfie week of July 6, CROSSWORD PUZZLE Sad, * at Theatre Six, Metuchen. The Arthur !9:45; Sun,, 1:30, 4:50, 8:15; fesfurette, Thur,, Other performers for coming montti: New on Art screen Kopit play, which will be presented on a two- [Fri,, Mon,, Tues,, 7:35; Sun., 1, 4:20, 7:40; Jersey Symphony with Johnny Green, July 13 Sat, mat, OUT OF SIGHT, 1; WILD WELD ACROSS 39 Alaskan "Man and Wife," a docu- level, semi-circular stage in the lobby of the WINTER, 2:30, 1. Hie-haw cape mentary film of a visualized Theatre, will run through July 18, B. Huck 40 Command Following its run, the same group will pre- ' v ' • * • * 'Beneath Planet of Apes' Pinn't ta a canine lecture on how to have marital MAYFAIR (HUlside) ANNE OF THE vessel 41 Sheriff's bliss and total fulfillment for a sent "The Dumb Walter" and "The Collee- 'THOUSAND DAYS, Thur,, FrL, Mon,, Tues,, arrives at Fox, Union i. Rebel badge lifetime for married adults, tion," by Harold Pinter, July 24 through Aug. 7, 9:30; Sat,, 1:30, 4:30, 7, 9:28; Sun,, 1:30, 10. Irtih F«e 42 Heraldic opened yejterday at the Art 8, and Italian playwright Lulgi Pirandello's "Beneath the Planet of the Apes," science State band Cinema In Iryinfton. ' The Man With the Flower in His Mouth," DINNER AT.., ,4:07,6:35,9:07, 1 fiction film follow-up to "Planet of theApes, ' 11. Take a DOWN • * • * long, 1 Early age The picture, rated X, (for and French playwright Jean Genet'i "The MLLBURN CINEMA AIRPORT, Thur,, Is the current atttacdon at flie Fox Theater, leisurely 2 Cpwbo> adults over 21) was photo- Maids," from Aug. 14 through Aug. 29, Route 22, Union, The picture features a vast tub Tylon., TUBS,, 1:55, 4:40, 7:30, 10; Fri,, Sat,, equipment graphed in color. Additional information may be "obtained by 12. Olympie 3 Invile as 1:45, 4:15, 7, 9:30, 12; Sun,, 1:30, 4:10, 7:20, Gorilla army and a human civilization heading ealllni the theater at 548-2550, toward a monumental dash of civilizations, awards guests 23. Bdlble root 9:45, ' 14, Canadian 4, Old 24. AnUf r * * • Charlton HesMn, jamei FranciseusandKim previnee; pronoun prong Signed for 'Klute' To portray Big Sadie VS. ROl'TE It, i ORMONT (E,O.) THE SiaUAN CLAN, Hunter star. The picture, in color, was direct- abbr. •• Virginia 25. Damon and MOL'NTAiNSIDE, N. 1, and others Pythias HOLLYWOOD Donald Thur,, Fii«, Mon., Tues., 2:13, 7:30, 9:47; ed by Ted Post. 18, Vaulter's HOLLYWOOD — One of Hollywood's biggest iilani (101) 2J.V5S42 aii 6 General a 38. Frineh city SuilierJdnd has been signed to actresses, 300-pounil Maxine Gates, lias been Thl Montr Family Sit,, Sun,, 2:83, 5, 7:27, 9:64; fe»turette, 18, iee assistant 27. St. Peter's cu-star wit'i Jane Fonda In the cast ns Dig Sadie in "Nobody Loves Flapping Prlntt ' Thur,, Fri,, Mon,, TUBS,, 2, 7:20, 9:37; Sat,, IT, Showy 7 Monk's feature Alan J. Pakula picture, Sun,, 2, 4-SQ, 7:17, 9:44, Wall Stadium racing flowtra title 28. Chancel Eiiglc," Jerry Adler motion picture production Limited sportsman dashes are part of the li, skirt B. Bank seat "Klulfi" for W;irncr Bros. for Warner Brob. :., " " - . • • • * triple-feanire program scheduled st Wall Stad- finish earlier 29. Poems of 'UNION (Union Center) — THE ADVEN- 20, Muiie note 11 Sail on high praise TURERS, Thur,, Mon., Tues., 1;45, 8;3Q-,Frt,, ium, Rt, 34, Belmar, Saturday night.Modified- 21, Scstamah's 1:45, 7, 10; Sat,, 1, 4, 7:15, iO:15- Sun., sportsman and min.stock cars will compete nami 1 in the program, which Begins at 8 p.m. 22, nieumatie - - ' 1:30, 5:10, 8:16, ~ tube * 23," in "- the stilly nifht,, ." 24, Kind of !A banana ugh Tu.iday, jun* 10 28, Treaty i7 & 4 CATERERS ANNi OF 2T, Kind of view Is -' THI THOUSAND DAYS" 28, In this way WCHARD BURTON Is OINEVIBVB BtfJOLD 30. Doctors' (TOUp AT 31, Flattering, 11 1b a§ some FIVEPO1NIS. Marital bUsi and total ward! \6 -' fJ";'^ 33, Chinese 3* li^;ION fulfillment can be di§tanse Y% Ik iiince 1930 a Favorite MU 7-«707 yours for a lifetime - 34, Like Tiny if you see this film now. Tim for Gourmet* 59 FOR OVER 30 YEARS ... I Bor, Lo ., PMvof N™ toion,,. • -i -iuaiim am in SS, Verse form Mb Parlliiunfl , K family placo for Continental and inphle dauU (or mnW ri^lu Si. D. O. group Open 12-10:30 p.m. SB, Sun Valley 'L American Food gear A LA CARTE MENU EntreEntrem Includininclodlng potato ananad v«a»«abl« Sl.50-S4.75 - Al«o children 508 MAIN ST. BAST ORANGE OR 5-2600 'Him'Em High' "A Fup« ThtlllBr All The Woyi" Evaryttiinfl Uiat eicltod I Gracious Dining B CUNT lAITWOOe JaaA Qsbin, Alslfl Dslsnf K million readora I in Ilio Old World RICHARD BURTON Is star of "THE SICILIAN CLAN" is now on the scraen...and morel J tmosphcrror^pai "Anne of the Thou- in oolM, ., Rn.ed OP — *aind Days,"" wMttharrtvid- -'- iuly-1f~ Award' Winner "!••— al iht ^iffi^Pftfrx&ifiS^fr' yesterday at the Mayfalr FAMILY MOVIE Theater In HlUiide. He wai THE 4 Universal Award Winning Comedy noinlnattd for in Academy ADVENTURERS ><; NEW, DELIGHTFUL Award ai Best Actor for CHESTNUT HILL DINER - RESTAURANT 'THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE" Mi role' of King Henry VHI UNION ; 614.4373 with Julie Andrews t Urine Tim Kld» - Wo L.jvo 'Em! In the Technicolor and Pan- AMTHONY OU1N4 a|jl™™J !'nd X • OLD • BtCAIAITALIANA aWsion film. "THE ADVENTURERS"" 1402 CHESTNUT AVE., HILLSIDE, N.J. OfclVIA DE HAVILAND Your Host: Norman '(vtawitz (The Stanley Theater) THE gPRlNO RAIN j 'The April Fool i EVERGREEN Diliman to co-star CKAHLEiAZNAVOUS (Coiner of Hillside Avo.) 688-9744 983 South Orange Avenue, Newark CANDICE BEROIN Ait Conditioned in Poitier movie LODGE Monday Evtning, Juno 2? ot 8:00 o'clock HOLLYWOOD — Bradford EVEKCKKEN AVE., Gef tickets at the door or in any Vailsburg Church, Dlllman has been sipied to- co-star in "Kane," the Co- SI'RINGFIFU) lumbia Picturei presentation Jamal Bretcla, Manager Donation- | starring Sidney PolUer, PICNIC GROVE Adults HALL RENTALS DINNER PARTIES MODERN S. SQUARE DANCING Children 75' EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Proccd. will go to benefit the D.A.R.E. Vall.Lurg Center for mQFe Infermatlon csll 372^973^ Rome. I)R 6-0489 Before Christ nit 9-<>»;io

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TUESDAY NOON FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION JOB GUIDE FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION Help Wantid.VVomen Hefp Help Wanted-Women Help Wanted-Women 1 Help 3 Help Wanled-Min Situations Wanted Merchandise For Sale 15 "tanttd To Buy IB >OOOQO§OOOQOO0§§Q$0S0O©@@§§O< LIOAL SECRETARY TEMPORARY • WOMEN lU.llni Mower Female DB Vry Technical Institute OESTI Attrictive iIr-condlttgn*J offlee In BTART EARNING VACATION BLECTftONlCi TECHNICIAN or PrUCES! EUnMh'a main buslnssa section, MONEY NOW EDUCATION carden TrMttf all inodtrn bedfootm, UvlBi rooms, parlanf IPMi proridtd, lap! sigpsri. Lab Technicians TIHFS _\ T^JB^^ dinijii rodmi, tdtghenEttes, let ftsset enc« reauGid, ability to operate elec- • 984.1S00 ACCOUNTING CLERK K1Y PUNCH REGISTER NOW! J343 Morrii Ave,, Union aiM».ia aan pad pianoan , ACCOUNTS KECEIVABLI I 2 T/F dialed area etv« EBeUent tracttonon naytlmnl i NlBit mi High iehool and. Lilt. Ts Work OPERATORS KWi WORK TOMORROW! (Mechanical Testing) and tart without imiîl the lawn. Set of 1 DIB. 4030 SI)-01n< HT/r WHh Figurea, J-3 Year, ituu, I B M DRIVSM NEEDED H/tl Receivable Experience, Bom. Experience nucaisary, Parttlm*. MOTHIR'i HELPER Triln NOW to drlvi leni-tTIKk, ioeal 4r30 PM --SI30 PM H, S, OR COLLEGE STUDENST~ T (Knowledge of Chemistry) SERVICES • A-l iM over the reaii. You can earn over «D VOUH HOUSE ol old appllimees. CARE FOR l1a8 MOMONT—H O $4,00 per hmir, after ahsrt tralMiw. we rensvi and Ittl »w»y— stoves, 6 PAYS, MUSH For irfervlewuidipplieitiflnjcallCSlSl mwmMmt ACCOUNTING CLIRK wishiri, rcfrl(ir,lnrn, Irceiars, INTERrlA'nQHAL DIVISION Some Experience Desired; Excellent Working Condi * 4IS.276B, or write SZeiy Dej*.,lJiiItBJ ROCKER slnlis, bjlMuBs, ««. Ssrvie. clurii PAYROLL CLERK MOTHER', helser to aleep In, IS is 11 TEMPORARIES BjBtfins, Ine,, e/o Inter«»to Terminal BECLDIElC RaueHably l-jio, 2.115. Houaenolalurnilure Account. Parable (unction. Min- Dictoa prteed. Qatieral (Uriel dull.,, Ll,hl imum 1 yiar. Eip«rl«nc. prs- veara old, to take cart of 1 1/8 uid Typun .lions; All Benefits. sYl«T ~" c eM Bieked ue free. R 4 L Furruture, iyplnf reuulred. Uki is «",„ S 1/1 ytw old child™, Lirtit home, Sec'yya Clarka f.rt.d. Aeeurata and lilt* Io keepioi C.11 eiS.4777, R 8/23 Keypunch work with fiBini. RECORDS, 40,000, 78 RPM's • ilB a.m. - 4:30 p.m. MOTHER'i HELPEIi, Part or full Ume, High Rates CaaH Bonuaea APPLYi CASH FOR SCRAP for aumnier or e«niianent emplByment. No Pee To You Business Opportunitiis 8 For ci.Iii.otor. or reeollnetora, Loin your ear; Caat iron, Newausera ppaUU 378.0241781, , aak for MraM . cook or •U.daUsoriea id eenta ea. 3 for BOf per 100 lba,; No, 1 cenar 44f pe* leave Mfiie iM numMnumMrr . X «/25 1995 MORRIS AVE, UNION WEEKDAYS 8 AM TO 4 PM 11, Record Wagon. 303 Morria lh,; llaavy Braas 23; per KL; R.C. If- EXECUTIVE 964-1300 • v... Eliiabelii, NJ. JS3.4J4e. Lead St . Eaturiei, A 1 t pipEll $50,000 to $100,000 Open Eveninga UU 9 P.M. ST«CK Cft, 4I-B4 So. 10th It.irrine. SECRETARY 101 NO. WOOD AVE. LINDEN ton. (Price aubjKt to chants! C T/JO PART TIME 931-1600 „. . n _, CORPORATE PLANNINO 219 PARK AVI. SC. PLAINS Elastic Stop Nut Div, Sought by private company at Y 81 SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR THRIFT L CONSIBNMENT SHOP HE. FREE ~~ ^ I Y?^"!!! h if 1 V" !" ««'a»Phy And Typing Skill.. V22-H30O 15%. Phone (AH only) of wrtle TAHDED CHn,DRB) AON,, 137 So. Ooo4 Second Hand Fumltiira Mokad O 6/25 M.S. Laehner Aasoglstea, Siim= WOOD AVE,, LDJDEH 025-4^32, Tuea. i i ? • Level Secretarial E*i:E,;ence, Aaaume Respon- rail. 07901. 273-J629. Up: parlor, bedroom, Utehen aeta, n ABd Pemanent PoaiUon for a piea- Amirace - Esna Corp, at, lOiao-a'p.ra, Pri Ngta, 8:30.5p.ra, TV and Miac. a«ielea?i!5-4203, ' 4-|O*PM" * " "*"*"• Diversified Dullea. aslp AM - aant competent PDX 608 A oper- TEMP. NO FEE C a 8/al J8/35 CALL 464-4100, EXT. 433, FOR INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT ator. Hour! 9130-31J0 or 10-4, Monday to Friday, oood •lartlng SECRETARIES S30 VAUXHALL RD.. UNIOH, N.j, WHrRLPOOL WASHER s.apeed, fcy- CASH FOB SCRAP Air conditioned effio.a and production areaa. Liberal fringe iwneflti aalary and benefita. cle, any reasonsble offer accept^, Load your (Ul Cast Iron, Nswijujw" E.eellent working conditions, TYPISTS (AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER) a f/js atfcELLENT CONDITION. 70fier 160 lbs,; No, 1 Cqwer safper FISHER SCIENTIFIC CLERKS MJ.liii C tm 1b.; l«««yy Braa. 21? pef Ki Rap |Jj 52 padora Rd, Sprtngfleld Laid BC . lattirlcs, A It P PAPlit INTEGRITY NEW WURLITZER PIANO STOCK CO,, U-',4 so, 20th St,,IrvtnE. IF COU1ITEHBOY - Full dm,., gumiBer, on, (prise subject ts cnanfi) 07.30 37S-1400 sut ttae winter, will iriln, mUjt be WALNUT IMO, STEREO YOU'VE ONLY He!pWantid.Men& Woman (S SPEAKEBSwALiroT 1350. An E4ual Opportunity Employer 7 MAX WEDiSTEDJ J, SONS ) C, it BARD, INC. X 6V15 ONI LIFi TO LIVE, " NLEYI HMT 90«00© CALL SIS.7010 CM! WHY NOT LIVE IT oni* Ave,, Sp d Personals 10 Buytali'SSriB MetU SirB. 1120, 24J6 Leodor in Products for K 6/SI PART TIME-EXPERIENCED Morris Ave. (n|»r_B«jBel AveJ Vntan AS AN OLSTEN'SGIRLf YARD aaom '616-1 It/f Patient Care {jJWTIME fUBURBAN HOWEWrVES IT IT'S WOVEM TRY ALPEHM'S. For BARD BE THE WWBT In your area to ahow UKOTYPE OPERATUH, COMMSI- BANK TELLER CATERDJQ GOURMET FOOD in private CUSTOM SHOP-AT-HOME Decorator rABHiON WAOONoram: WOOLSI Monday thru Friday, 3 P.M. thru honea. Dinner partlM-barbecues, Bax- WORK A DAY, A WilK, OR TOM, MONOTYPf ftpERATORS, tendof svailaMe, Ejrollcrit food and Serrice for DHAPB, SLrp.cOVQia, OLD FASHIONED furniture, china, Hospital and Surgical new fan line. No eipefUnee, tafeit: LONOIR ON HlfJH PAYING Modern ad aaop in K.nUwqrtJi wants 7 P.M. Contagl Mr, QrlmeB. Barviee. Call BM.SSii, XS/2S UPHOLSTERY, BEBipREADS, CUR. ilass, pieturesi jewelry, doUs, toys, ment, delivery or ooUeetlng, njunediate TEMPORARY AISICNMINTi. sompetent help. >tl-«lil, x B/ja KENILWORTH STATE BANK TAINS, A phone eul Brings our Betor. Ktdrf li»», p^nUnis, Musi udafue Specialties «*" »f m»B a I e r a in Union t ator, with iamplis, AdVioe and Ruler, eontentircairrlinty.'m.tiai £ , 177- •CUSTOM SAVBJQS EXAMPLE! Lined 1884. i 7/1 mn Cu Drapes, Measured, Hung on new rods, OLSTEN URGENT SINCE I9O7 REAL rSTATE SALES . for top union instilled, 130 by Bi inchsa, IBt.id KIGHFJT prtces paid, old beer steins, »N open for PunU- e MeuthNura ""mme Services MAINTENANCE * complete. ElmUtr Savlnis on aU fab. jewelry, paintlnp, ehina, âjsa, ta the Undm Board of Health, Mat comity oiiiOB. More sues than we can Will the three young people whs rica and alies, from uie larfeatlelec. 111 SPRIN, „ G STREE.- T MURRAY HILL, N.J. = handle, need help. Apply raw. For , sow ACCIDENT enw. R, Tracy furniture; complete eenienta of Ismss toy HN.Blp8i and araat alao meet UNION HOB and color rwie, ALPERN>B, f»0 boutm t sold, 5OI.373irisi.Stle C3 rallea from Summit, N.j., V, mile from Bell Labs) Ctvil Berriee rejoireraeBU. ftnd 19S9 Morrla Ave, 616-3263 interview, I drive WATCHUNO RESERVA- ROUTE 10, WHCTPANY, M,J,,' THE. Equal Opportunity Employer ELECTRICIAN STAN CUTLER CO, BEALTOHS O J pm Tuesday June 16 PHONE in.4711, Hourt! 10:00 A.M, It VI FANWOOP 2004 Morris Ave,, Union O 6/Si Sia So, Ave. 819.1720 (9-3) to 10- P.M. Man, to Fri, 10:00 A.U. to sm.BOOu or 37i.«!0 iiOO Sat, and Sun, T/F wi ELIZABETH A permanent day shin opening XB/iS __ 1U¥ BOOKS 1 2i Broad St. 354-3939 (9-3) (Of • UP indmtfis! muli,,,™»r, 33OPARt(AVE., PLAJNFIELD GIRLS-WOMEN RECEPTIONIST NEWARK eleotrtelan with si learn 10 PL 4.3900 Q Tyjj ARE YOU A Linden oifiee haa aunmeropen. • 24 Commerce St, f,4?-O233 yean ejpertenoe, Mu»l be able REiTAUHANT inga In our verificationdepart- Mature woman, good experience, TEKWB WRDJOmO Boets & Marine pieaaant telephone voice, very to trouble, ahoot goinplez D.c. 16 merit. Morning hour., 9:30 to mem drivea and sontrol gireuita, new Done on premises. Hedsged raiea^14 SECRETARY? 1130 OF early evening hours active real eatate office in hoitt service, 1317 E, BUncM St., Business Short 11111. .re.. Call 376-3300, inatallatidna, air condlti,,,,l,,g, Longchamps ynden, S2l-iM7. Wl/t CHRIS CRAFT available. College atudenta BOilera and maintenanee of viF 33 ft., douhle hull, ftying bridle, twin welcome. For interview call ioya types of plant equipment. 181 h.p,, fuU canvas, radio, d.f. com. TYPIST? Mr. Donald, saS-SUO TEMPORARIES Tnia la the number one eiectrl. Crowing World "UNCLEED" — MAOICIAN pass, sleeps 6, presswe water, re- Directory We can vie jour aervicea. You X 6/25 oal apot In a medium- si#ed ExerrmQ COMEDY MAOIC FOB frigeraior £t shower completely equip. cut work for u. ail summer, or For Qirl Friday, poaition resulf- i • TVPISTi grew. This raas will be given VQUR NEXT CLUB MEETDiO OR gS 111 last) City. 7i».i452 or SsE as long •• you like. We'll at. onu, lor produeUen work. N9 «per- ing light ateno and familiarity j • SECRETARIES general inatruetioni and cerry Of Mood, Food PAKTY, CALL 74B.2922. X B/2i itnee neeeMMy, 6 1.B, to1:9 0 p.m,, the ball from there himself.If alpi you io a fine company « hour week. Apply in ptraon (TOIB with Bookkeeping resuirenienta | • CLERKS • Air Conditioning 22 within 15 minutes of your home lw to 10a.m. of amall offlee, Eaay colimullnj I •.OFFICE MACMNB OPERA- thia job aounda like s ehal- & Excitement Antiques IDA TONY'S BACKII and pay you well, Heglalerwith DELLAEItT'i BAKERV is Hill.Id., galary open. Cad ! TORI WORK FOR THE FIN- leiiEe to run your own show, Remember Tony, frem carl Bush Cof TOMBS CQNSTRUCTIQN ua agon, !571 Mor-ui Ave. Union Mr. Cretainger, 6So-lS)( | EST TEMPORARY BERVIOE pleaae apply or cull: 92!>e900 He's on the scene again and handHsg AJumlnum «idlne, rasfing, windows, X 6/2S IN TOWN AT TMII SUIT- Arrives in CRANFQRD ANTIQUE EXCHANBE | tnose same fins marine* esuipmeM eaaiar; xa/as ABLE FOR YOU AT LOCA- WE BUY AND SELL . | iinea in his own A. J. Marine, 2 W OTI SERVICI5. INC, TIONi CLOiE TO HOME. china.Olasi- FumlBire-Ete, Bloorafield Ave.,Bloonifleld(748.4s4p] Help Wanted SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER HIGH RATES GENERAL GUMMED i West Orange 20! South Ave,, I ne-S444 Office Timporariii NO FEES CHARGED PRODUCTS. INC. ni/it I Ssod at flgurea. IntereaUng, , Women I We seek ihe following from LARGE SELECTION of TUany type I SPRINQPIELD 487.1310 diverllfied, office dutiea, liec- i 531 No. Stiles St. ; dinner to supper hours lamps, furainire,cloelis. dolls,frames, i "l%'\/Q Salt '* 446 Monia A™, LONELY OR BORED? trie typewriter. 35 hour week. ; Linden, N.J. coin machines, ete. WEBEWS AN- New 1970 Criiqhfleld fiberilaas LIVINasTON 914-IS JO lalary open. HiUiide area. i TIQUffl, B800 torintfleld Ave., Union. 22' 10" eenterllne with OMC An Equal Opportunlly Employer WAITERS 4 129 W, HI. Pleasant Ave. Have Friends-Get A Pay- Call 923.1064 (CIUB DlaM Orfte) X8/15 Hi h.p, atem drive, cu* ? TV SERVICE - Am CONBlTroNrN R i/as X7/9 1 HELP-MATES WAITRESS cabin with" two upholstered COLOR TV SALES AND IERVICE TEMPORARY CLINTON APPLIANei DJC, 76I.2IO0 ing Interest-Be An AVON MAN CASHIERS bunks and w/o head. Conver. 71 Millburn Ave. MUJBurn BANKTNO - Tellers permanent, full I SECRETARY « mterestL_ ,_.._„, SERVICE Garage Silis 12 tibie top, aide and aft curtain., O7/15 part tiine, experienced or trainees for Representative In Your pleasant surfoundinfs. Perfect job tor ! ZOOO Morris Ave., Union, NJ. Meehanieally inolined io leam HOSTESSES lounge seats, bow and atem the Springfield office (781 Mountain a "tUU clarje nature pi. Aeounle i to operate die tuiitr for greeting rolla, tinted wolk-lhra asfety Ave.) of ffie Union Center Nat'I Bank, Neighborhood In Your sberthand anl tyjais and good groom. 9B4-B770 card publiaher, BARTENDERS DACBON RUFFLED CURTADIS, glass windshield, telefiei ateer Oil CSB-SJOO or write box n Union! Ing a must. Salary Ilil a week. Call CorapanyTiaid life insurance and DRAPES, ing, deluxe interior, battery. De. Asphalt Driveways 25 Spare Time. «B7.Mi7. e S/3S COOKS window or floor fan, new 0ft itema, livered anywhere In N.J. N.J, OTOaa, An Eoual Opportunity Em. hoapitaliiation. y°yer- Ki/M DISHWASHERS fur coal, Godey print, Thura,.Sat. June TOlf DEMONSrjRATOlB APPLY! tS-m iher 10 A.M. BliBmnlnirtanDr. ONLY $5,495 ASPHALT driveways, PBrMllt lots. All FULL CHAROE BOOKKEEFEfr - Call For ^SECRETARY FRAVESS1 OREETINQ CARD PORTERS . Uniqn . C t/21 worn aone with power reUer. AM lands Experienced In aeeta, recefvahle, pick yaa em kit aM masonry, Junes LiMofien, II Pain. Fannini ParaonnefSSl-iiSO OARAOE SALE OBDS h ENDS " Ave., aeets, payable, trial balance up to Vailsburg & Irvlngton - 1981 Man-la Ave., Union, HA KttHt commlsulon, 1 YACHT SHOPS gwiaral led™-, payroll e (yplnt, Ex. X 6/55 > Color Catalog Beat Hosted Flan, INTERVIEWS > INTERNATIONAL 375-2100 FaMloua Line of Tora aui GifLa, .. HT, 22, WHITEHOUSE, N.J, SUSURHAN PAVmO COMPAHY indayBf tha biifeat~~tU»' Une, FRI, JUNE 26 S34-420O No Brtra clarfea - Write PARJfflJB ARIA, DHIVEWAYS, .FOR SECRETARY FEE PAD 10 am. to 7 pim. at OARAOE SALE SAT. JUNE 27. 10A.M, 9PEN 7 DAYS- I hr, from Newark CURBDaO, FREE ESTDaATES. WORll Friendly Home ParUM ae., SALfS i/ll OUARAjrfElO, MU7.3T31U o I/S Kenilworth • Springfield Dynamic aalea manager aeeka 30 RaUread Avenae, STEAK & BREW : to 4 P.M. 558 Pinewoea Ave., (off responsible individual for lovely Albany .New York Valley Rd.) Roielle parlt Furniture & Union one girl office™ Union loca- "Nothing Hep pens Until FORMEHLY diahsa, cluudnj;, aoaUancea, jewelry, CLERICAL SIS Hon. Call or alop in, xirt . EAOLE ROCK RESTAURANT ' sundry items, lariain prisea, •-*--* THOMPSON P, PASC«LE L AL. OINIS 731-8100 Am Someone Sells Somethinj" sale {rain or shine). ! WATEli PROOFDiQ t, MASON WORK . . ,we believe that. Therefore 464 Eagle Rack Roid NORTH'AMERiCAN ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS .. MORRIS AVENUE FOR MANAGEMENT RESOURCES PART TD*E i 1 _ Ml 6.1«7orMUi-4rti ACCUHACY Ii SPIED RE we respect tlie BOOp SALES- WEST ORANGE, NJ. ! GAHAOE SALE SATURDAY * SUNDAY DONZI McKEE 187 RAY AVE,, . UNI™, N.J,. Beautiful modem company seeka Rosoile- RoseMe Park Div, of computer Resources CAB NECBSA1W, CALL MAN ... the man who knows JUNE 27 & %i FROM 10 TO 3 At OT/M pleaaant personable typlat to the besl featurea of hla prod- lill SUMMIT TERIi,, LDIDEN. AQUASPORT Join their firm. No eiperience & Linden ISlf Stuyveaant Ave, Union, NJ uets, knowa how beat to Dre- MOVEJO, CLEANUOOUT. Reduced prices on leftover necaaaery. Fee paid by company. aeni Ihem and underatanda the Appiicanls for waiters, boata and John.on motora, 353-4880 X oVSS waltressea 1 bartender posi- Carpentry Call or atop in, TYPIST-DICTAPHONE $430 needi cf his cuatomera. 32 Q 6/28 FOR SUCH A BAN , . . we tions must be at least 21 CAHAOE SALE,TILES, TILE CUTTER, SIGLER'S MARINE offer a new world to conquer, years of age, pjumbini BuppllcH, new dlise», used RI.34,Allenwood,N.J. 44S-S7BO MANAGEMENT RESOURCES EXP'D OR BRITE BEGINNER guyerwife, Books,Mtehenware.TBur«. CARPENTER g_WEEKBrti ONLY moil SCHOOL C.RAijecoup-jtuliUoni.t IICRETARY • $115,00 Modem eiecutlve firm hai a new and wo give him plenty of Div, of computer Reaourees aupporl. R 6/2S day, Friday, Saturday, June 25, 2i, 27, ISIS ituyvesant Ave, Union, NJ We h»e many JOB opnunga for com- Work For Marveloua Company, openlni for an •ccurate typist from noon on, BOO ariweod Rd.', Union! REASONABLE HATES menial. Umlne»B nda, CaUMr. Cue If Your HUH, Are Oood- The intereated In a diverained. Thii nay he a new THBG 'c 6/Si gg7—i4I4 J54.4112. P. ROS&T DAMN Jffl/M athoulatlng poaitionl Company for you to sell, but If you have TALK TO SAILORS, an-iest KiA X 6/JI job la Your.. Secretary To pald-p-cala l todayl the confidence of succeaa STUDENTS— EABN»3,00PERHOUIi. Aaiiatant iervice Manager. ; CALL FOR APPODJTMENT. CAI.', NOT SALESMEN AT HBK ICHOOL WTMOmt behind you and are dedicated JOELWALLACK, , Lost & Found 14 Work ffpm our office, aeveral ere. ... you can be one of our iBS.0111 X i/B AkL f.'Pja OFCARPlNtllV tunes, S.S, >iao mornings Includlni MANAGEMENT RESOURCES best. Our managera have the REPAIRS k ALTtMATIONi ' CLERK TYPIST «M"ii», (ting teliBhom work, MuS A-l EMPLOYMENT experience and they ahare it LOOTI REWARD! PEUOOT FRENCH SHORE MARINE SMALL JOBS MY SPFCIALTV 101 NO. WOOD AVE,. LINDEN Div. of Computer Heaoureea RACINQ Bicycle witli raeinf handle- Call in a«m, or afte> fp,m, sai.4Iip. be top (rtuilmt, muirf lfve HUT Chan. li 19 Stuyveaant Ave, Unlon.N.j. with you. bara and peddlaa. Blue. 10 speed. FIRST NATIONAL STATE cclLir ti fituyveunt Ave, Jrvinttgn 9JI-I6Q0 You'll hi in your own busi- FEATURING 19BS MOSHIS AVS . UNION Situations Wanted Serial «2iS0O. Vicinity i Cwi park- BANK OF NEW JERSEY W5W ' ness, practically, at no ex- in! tot All information confidential. Wwoows Exceptional epportuniiiea cur- 964-1300 ! pense io yourself. We pay the 271.4415, Ci/ll SEA RAY Ceilings 35 rently exiat for iypiata in New- 219 PARK AVE., SO, PLAINS. i overhead, we pay the phone, BOY, IS, hard Mtkinj, reU«Me and x»oeooo ark and our Suburban Orange 322-8300 Q B/ai I we pay lh# mail, we provide .•apable, interested in any odd jobaj You've alwaya thought you'd 25 WOMf N NEEDED ! just about everything hut PENN YAN "MAKE YOUR CEtt,INOS BEAUTI. office. These poaitiona provide like to be In real eataie, IF you lawn tare or sittinj. Has ewerienec Merchandisi For Sale 15 FUL"~ « HARPER M5OWS THE SEC- varied intereating work in the Due to T.V. coverage, CuBlom- YOUR SALES ABILITY . , . &. refereneea, ail.TiiS. R 6/15 RET11 CALL 241-30M DAYS — exciting field of bunking and fl. are congenial, intelligent S ! and yay share in benefita, have EMPATHY, IP you'd like iECEETAHY il2J-tl4O era awaltlnc your oali . t ealla | ineentivei and have eicep- IJOiHaENCED Medical assistant, lab ARTIFICIAAL FttE PLACE £ LQOS GLASTON 611-5771 EVENDIOS " KTF nance. We Jffer an excellent to earn 110,000 or more, then per hour ™ili give you S4 per laq bbedrodoo om sitt , (Be(d , nigtiitt take starting aaliiryplua anoutatand- tlonal growth opportunity. technician, -wishes position in doctor's be), I7li Leithertopcockiail 1 call Vickie Auby UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY houri cau Mj-ijaa . ofiiee, write to Hoi *81B, Suburban t ohuferdbe ing benefi program and ex- You mny not have thought table, 110. Oood condition, fcs-llii. CRUISERS, INC, CemBtiry Plots tremely pie',aant working condi- R T/F about §eliing new eara, but 36 tion., pieaae apply any week- the real "pro," the man with y FofpleaaantpefaBnaBifrn-ltrtio WOMAM: to ahov our aew FA CANVAS SUMMER BBfY-CARRJAe-F, HOLLYWOOD MEM0R1AI, PARIi enjoya working independantlnda y to line. Mod, priced enludve coordi mm" m* Man »lshes booldteeping position, Ex. PERiONNEL DEPARTMENT aaalat manager. Excellenl t bone- perlenee in all phases thru general led- strouer, fairly new, good condition, "The Cemeterv Boautltul"Stuyv esant ' ISO Broad Si. INSURANCE fit, plua office. Fee paid, call »tea, Ff Be tedrJni «, aamploa far- *20,Sui)atiiiuaUy,ArlD You'll ger, payroll expsriewe, state 6 best offer. caU beSjeen 10 and Jl, WE MAKE HOUSE CALLS vesant Newark, N.J, or atop In, gfSim A 0000 MAN, RIGHT? Let's tmrernment t« fcrnu. Wnta Soit 117 376-OiOl J e/ls 0 talk abaut It, You'll be amaied EVEN THE NEWEST AND An Eqîai Opportunity Employef WE HAVE AN OUTSTANDING e/o Union Leader, 1291 Shryvesant FINEST MARINE EQUIPMENT W ; MANAGEMENT RESOURCES SlF fi at the stimuiatioh, excitement AATB, Union, N.J, ' K 6/is BtTENSION TABLE WrTH 2 CHAnlS, NEEDS ATTENTION ONCE IN X B/3S OPPORTUNin FOR: and advantegea we can offer. stereo-radlo-limor eaMnet, Lewittva- Aran. WHEN yOU BOY A ClianingSetvicentef 36B . : Div. of Computer Keaourcea Call Mr, Mgrtuoei, at 964-16011 WOMAN WBHE3 BABYSrrTiNO ouura eleetrle broUer, Admiral Port. BOAT PROM SHORE MARINE 1119 stuyveaant Ave., Union, NJ for an appointment. MAXQN EVENDib HOURS V Reel power mower. Call YOU CAN COUNT ON GETTDJO KOMFORT KLLHJ CLERK TYPIST $15* 687-1414 PONTIAC wanta the beat for FOR mrORlitATION CALL c tm PROMPT SERVICE WHEN YOU Dry Cleaning Launaronut ( •iXPIRiiNCED Help Wanted-MBli AFTER i P.M. 315.1712 K 6m ~~~" FOR SALE WASH 'N WAX CAR WAiH ORANFORD iHOE lALlS LADSf 515 Lehigh Ave., Union - BBi-SSSI snVICE STATION CLAKINET - BUESCHERblaeltrebo . SHORE MARINE O7/23 CASUALTY RATER Iteidy and uttra! eiojerieneed, days ACCOUNTDIO is my line. Senior in with ease, MODELS!! • N»w office, benerita galore, only Apply 0EM»10ECQJTEB,Roifte ATTENDANT AMPEOE AMPLIFiER with handle Hwy, as Northbound, typing iqipfoi. 4S WPM, conge- APPLIANCE FULL OR PART TOaE college major&g in bustoess adminis. Lavailene. N.J, • POLICY TYPIST eild, AtBljlUoM carrying ease, B.15 Inch speaker nial company workera, coffee RS/25 CALL Dr. i-ii23 SI Sfcl i willing worker. EGHHAN'BASS OUTTAS 793-738S Coal & Fuel 38 ^reeka, etc. Ri/Ja MILDRED MILLER AGENCY SERVICE No Reasonable Offers Refused. 108 No, Union Ave., Crnnford •FILi CLERK CORNELL SOPHOMORE, capable of Mayland. Evenings 616.4*11 STUDENm SUMMEK HELP, PART worit in diversified areis - office, 2?a-eaoo STENOGRAPHERS TIMl, FlliL TME, EARN ta PER faotoij, reseaMh, sales — can BBS. Dop, Cats, Pets UNITED COAL CO. Wi offer goad salary, oppor- MEN HOUft CALL 227B for infornyiUen, a&™ MOVIE PROJECTOR, R 6/Ji FIRST NATIONAL STATE 616.0811 rOHAPPODlTMENT, MansMeld, |16,5B, " tunity for advaneeniBnt, good X7/1I Call aftef si* pim. DOOOBEDIENRE • TV I WeekeourseMl.tlnioniWoodbriaie (QUALITY AT ITS BEST) CLERK TYPIST BANK OF NEW JERSEY . ELECTRONICii STUDENT wiahes part 783.3262 H T/F r working conditions, and more -Exciting—caree pgtp Mugt know mejobyearroJAvailtJe4mms^ N.j" •. '•OLLMSQLJ E CALL - 372-33B6 -FoT-iBwSrt-TJeBtôf-BfogTiiaTvr eutrently available in downtown Bensh and K§ad men ——TOOtMAKER—^~ diately from 2:30.!;3u p,m, weekdays. FOR SALE JT/V growlng company located In Newark. Theae opportunitlea Esp, clgae Tqierance Only Call Gary Heoht »t 897.M6J aflef SURFBOARD Unlon/iprtngfielof area; Intereat- Pliasa Call Mr, Foster provide varied intereatlng work • WASHERS 3 p,m, CALL ADOPT ADORABLE PART PFJISIAN Ing and dlveralfed worit: oic«l- NO DIE WORK 616.1240 0 6/21 mils, altofed, 8 mo,, grey, white a Drap & Cosmetics lent fringe benefita, including In the financial field. We offer • REFRiGIRATORS Leading manufacturer of pre- saunon parkings. Only to lovln(liome, ,42 comBBny paid Blue Creai Si Blue . an excellent atartirlE aalary, claion puns offera ateady over DO YOU NEED an eager, elean.gut 6«0 Shield, lififee iniuranee, etc.. isis outatandlng benefit program and TOBIA'S APPLIANCE time, no lay sffs, company paid his, paduate thia summer as clerk, OARAGE SALE . plus 4 beds: 1 queeiifc TOTH PHARMACY CH I-16M h k Al M Slrd OHIO CASUALTY very pieaaant working eondi- bene'rit. includinnga profit shsharino ' g typist (fast, accurate), cashier, or 1 maple, full slie, 2 singles, oonll BEAUTIFULLILLYY COLORED 33 YR, OLD ,204 CHESTNUT ST. ROSELLE PARK hour week. Apply. Mr.. SelranSendd 1299 Liberty Ave., Hiil.ide 1 jlete, very good condition, Tri, b Sat, at Verona Co IP.,, UnUnioin M Metro. tiona, Pleaae apply any week- and pension. Air reo conditionen d messenter (driver s UeelisB)? Call talking PARROT with capcap,, stand and FRtE DELIVERY OpiN DAILY INSURANCE GROUP day at the WA J.JJBI shop. Apply at S.4 ,,m. 4(4 Whiiewood Rd., Union. iood; iacrUice. ilio cilf poUtan Pak Spipringfielf d Rd,, H/tf crUice. ilio, cilf ' 500,000 PRESClUPrEiNS FILLED . Union, N,J Tele, 686—3700 PEfcBONNEL DEPARTMENT J6, (ail) 538 - 4212 , O 8/13 2401 Morrla Av«., Union, N.J, AMERICAN PRODUCTS CO. GRASS CUT—Cellarandyardseleaned • ISO Broad It, 964-OISO 610 Rnhwny Ave, Union, N.J, ™ stock boy or mise. Jobs — babysit- O.E, ELECTRIC REFJuaERATOH - 2 wooeooooooewooe Newark, N.J. door; 3 yrs. old, vary pod condition. COLLIE PUM; AKC reg,j emeUent K 6/2S B-4 Dolly, 9-11130 sal, or call ting, oood worker. 3II..430S, Health; shots; wormed; champion pedi- Electrical Repiirs CLEax npar - ruii ara«, dsMflta. An Equal Opportunity Employer OS7.4100 Also Mafic Chef ruin, 30", very good DtverslHod ituUea, Write to Tax nil, eondition, CaU J?3.[olu, tfl/JS gree; wUl hold fcrvaoaUOnnrs, ^00»000»0»«lo J PuMIaMni Corp., 1281 Stay. X 6/2 i AUTO MECHANICS An Eauni Opportunity Employer 233.2138 C i/25 JOHN POLrro.. Liosnsed neelrisal iubuirtein pyMIaWni Corp 1281 Stay. HOUSE PAINTD1O, SPRDiOFIELD contractors Repairs £ maintenance, vesant Ave,, Union, 3£ «5l KEYPUNCH OPERATOR AREA, CONTRACT BY JOB, SIQNI. OOUD I'ADIY 130 LL HOSPITAL Ko î too imsdL'Cia! u» for arompt Top pay with complete fringe FICAJ3T. SAVINOS. CALL JAMES - Buys, soils and repairs dolls; Wanted HUMANE SOCIETY service, EL 2.3445, KT/F •CLERK. TYPIST, salary open, must benefita for top operator, Muat FOR (2) EXPERIENCED 376.4333 . BWi to buy doll eolleoBon, A brblten doll Doberman, Shepherds. Foodies & mixed have car; ideal working eonditjons, have 3 to 5 yeara alfa and nu- STENOGRAPHER Menl, Women 5 could be gold in your Mtie, 205 Walnut breeds. Puppies, Cat/jciBens. full company paid benefits. Profit Full time poaition, Short Hllla MECHANICS SiaiCING A"FU- Ave,, Cranford. lhfl.3ili, Ztm meric euperienee, lyiiema 3 on TURBAND EXCELLENT HIG-H SDCTEEN year old boy looking for PET SUPPLIES aharlni plan. Periodic order, Rohwoy and Linden area.. location. Excellent working CLDnc OPEN fuss. £Thurs.4.|P.M,- eondltlona and many fringe EARNINOS. OUR MEN BARN ABTBTS — Amateur or profeaalonal summer work In Linden area In office Mon., Wed,, PrL, b, sat, 10 a,m, "- 2 Modem nir conditioned offlee, UP TO MOO PER WEEK artiBta wmtcd to do Olustrationa for or In sales. Call 5ZI.0767 any evening. OREEN SOFA, OENEHAL ELECTRIC benefita. Salary commenaurats portable dishwasher, step table, mis. p.nu SHELTER open dally is a.m. . Exterminating 46 PER. Cail Mr. Olatt or Mr, Aldermm, forthtoBiiln antholoiy of jBstry, WiU OLEWCAL— iWrrdHBQA with experience and ability. purchus inilviduairy commissioned OOLLEOE BQOOR. Enilish mator, ceUancous items, good eondition, rea. l;p.m., sat. £ Sun. 10 a,m, • 0 B.m, jJOF. dally. WE OFFER MANY FRINGE sonsMe, Call aflcr 4 P.M. for ami 124 Evergreen Ave,, corner 110 Fre. 416-3160 Call Mra. ghlll at 379-6700. ' works or miUse arranjementa to ahare minor UnguisUcs. Seeking rJrtit lob, HAViNO-PaTFRplLEMSf " CALL, An Equal Opportunity Employer BENEFITS, INCLUDINO p royalHes.ifler punUcation If preferred. iuUerpirttime, 37B-iO7B. . " 7{a.708I. . . • c S/m linihirjrsen Ave,, near01ft lineNewark, Call today for iyaranierd results, NQ DAY, 40 HOUR WEEK, CALL Write sutllig1 eimerlence_ind _d4»irea . J i/2i contract to sign. ^gK-_APPL.Y IN-PERSON-TO- ; TXPFjnENCEDW.B,!, desireiiSBlBlBer HEALTH FOODS . we carry a full TJ-fTW EaenHInitiiit Co. 3]4yi9«4- COMPTOMETER OPERATOR UOHT MACHINE WORK; m ejêri- MB, IDQNE, suburtah SbUihini Corp., lgfl ituy.' posltion at swim elus or pool in spfd, Uke the patter of yttle feet or the fitfERIENGiD PREFERRED, BE- B»e noooaoary, t a.a. to 4i3O 5,01,, line of natural foodsNUTSfoods-NUTS.HONEv. . soft stroll or a graceful oat? Call BIUB overtlsia, 371-9200 veiant Ave,, Union, H/tf ares. CaU(JOI) 393-6173, askforPau^ SALT-FRESALTFREE SS, SUGARLESS rOQWrOQW, BBfNEIlS CSNSBERBD. COMPANY BVDJOTON HEALTH Foap STORE-' 241-6672, a to B p,»u or woelsends, PAID BENEFirr- " Fences 47 HIT W. illiilKrth Ave,, Und'dl, N.J, RALPH LA MORTE PONTIAC I AM a high school Junior, neat, fell, i Oranfe Ave., IrvinBon, Es 2-6193, ANIMAL WELFARE LÂOUE, ii/i An Equal Oppoi SWITCHBOARD/ able andgatewUUniloworfc.3f9.aaBl. SUMMIT HEALTH FOOD STOH1.4a4 R 7/1 !!2i iPRINQFIELD AVE., EXPERIENCED Springfield Aye., Summit, 'CRT-M90. MAONTFICANT MATCHDIB PAffl OF IHVINGTON, N.J, . INTELLIGENT K.S, senior seeldng . T/V MALE mmt. t, whito Mtteniij 7 mo., in CHAni LDIK FOIOE OPERATOR summer employment Past eipericnoe need of home. Also male white ft brown All typoo, No job too small. No middle. EXPERIDICED sales lady sccustomed ICI TO JO! APSLICAlffS AND Wa have an immediate opening TELLERS includes, salesman,..cashier, clerk, Wtten, shots, plu. free. 376,3511, man to pay. call Lou 73I-D8S4oro77orB?7-. to htW Uvini itsratardl; net yosr ELP WASTED ADVERTMBti JUNE BICYCLE SALE one. Full or put Brae wor!!, BnmU la newraaper does not Inoyuiily for an exjierienoedSwitchboard FIRST NATIONAL STATE eleotfielan's helper, call Howard Kohn, J7/18 eotmont, guunua comn-Jsalgn. r help wwted aflVirtiidBolits in Operator to operate our SS6-A. IBI-ltJi after 5 p,m, BOYS OR OIRLS POtOflIKE 136.95 ?Sr i1*"1" {Bl«ll.f to SSS.) COLLECTION MEN BANK OF NEW JERSEY Victory Hieyele Shop in of ihe Age DUoHmloBtton in HralTsCHOOLSOPHOMORB looldnB B6BB Morris Ave,, Union Employmenimentt AotAot. ™« 4a an eiBUaril, perman- Openings nre currently avall- ent poalUon which entaila FIRST NATIONAL STATE a61e LhrouBhout our aystem for for summer work. Hard worker. Please 886-1383* Z T/F Th...SAOET ADIA prordbita arMlr«ry aie call Alan Baober(or, 31 N. Derby rd,. Wanted Floor Finishing & Waxing 48 dloorlmlnaUqn In amplsymuit for_p»r- aome Ught slerloal duUea 11 BANK OF NEW JERSEY eiperienccd savinga and com- . EXECUTIVE SECRETARY »•'» •• •witchboara reaponai: mercial tellers. We offer one... LARGE roll-top desk] small sewing aona batweui the ana el 40 and 8f and Paaltianaare currentiv available cellent slnrtlng salary, full bene- rosker; cherry tatle; framed Efavu- ANY KTrCHEN FLOOR PROFESSION- TO ylCl PRESIpBNT of Solos appliea to employers, with 31 er nwre biUtiaa. Good aalary, advanoea, •t our inatallment credit office COLLEOE FRESHMAN, enjineerinf stone rubbing; mahoganyctiBstofdraw. To luy ALLY CLEANED S WAXEO, "i«O- . employees, employment afeMiu ud benefita and very pieaaant in Orange, for aenior collection fit program and pleaaBnt work- mnnufgeturing chemiit. latai orrtiiiutionii. ing conditions, Pleaae apply majorj has ear, some eêrieneei JOB ers; enairs, caned and rushed, WATTS II.M. NONE HIOHER; CHARLES COLLOIDS TOO. working oondltiona. Plaaae men. Experience la required for any weekday at the open, salary open, can start imme. OF OTLLINOTON (Near the station) LAN1ET, MADJTENANCE SERVICE, Advarttatmenta conUlnl™ such theae poaiUona, Appiieanta 46 l MttUi 847-0050. UNION, o(B.«81B, %i/% •394 Frellnghuyaen Ave. ternn and jihrUBS aa"youiif ''"Boy," SONNELD|p ditV elrfBla Newark 1 muat preaeni a neat appearance Wanted Tn Buy 18 "rirl," or denlnmUns a certain age and poi.nii a current N, J, such u "»•• 31 to 5B," or olhor aim. Newark, N.J I HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR interested in KARI, 0ANTN1R 243=8500 liar ipeeyioatton, inUcalH dlscriml- driver's Heenae, oood aalary. industriai or mise, work. Also inter- MATTHeBIES, fiotory rejects; from ,umi.-'.:s; HiilNlTUHt;, OHllKTiiL NEW AND OLD FLOORS SCRAPED x e/as lution afiUMt the MMloyBuint el older GENERAL GUMMED whlie we train you. Full banefit An Eaual Opportuniiy Employer 11.95. leddlng Manufacturers, 153 K, I'.l'liS. SII.VKB, CHffl^ PABfrlNB'i, program, Pleaae apply any week- ested m elestrbnies, 688.1475. perasiu and ilre considered In violation PRODUCTS INC, • •, X-B/2S Park it,, East orangei open i-Sj y™ IIJT fiLHSa. iTi'. A.J. ?KU» COLITEGFSOPH,, own car, delivery, 60S west Front St., Pftinficld, H T/F OBii.oall ,,r 352.0SJB a l/ii OALrnrDA' 531 N. Stiies Street laSsONNELDEPARTMENT DiTERESTED in a BANK CAHEEH? messenger, drive truck. Any steady - liO Broad St. Why not contact cenlMl Jeriey iffi summer work desirable, 781.6S28, WANTlu — Orichtal ruga, eut glass, OENERAL FLOOR CONTRACTOR,, InIn- Linden, N.j. Newark, N.J. and Trust, for rewarding, dh/ei , OAK SLANT TOP DESK U chair, f Hj old jewt Iry, eufios, homr furnishings, stsUaUontUU ; ale.lejj clesfllnf of rutrut8,sar8 - 1 j. .window fan, il5| room cooler, |3S|_ -old. dolls,.. antiquM,_cie,_lmmealatn_- pets, Hardwood Ooors_sandM and re- -"Oftunjty Employer -An- Equal opportunity- Employer— opportunitiesunities,, in thee 2lm£-2lm£l 5 -ALL TOJBS of odd Jobs otstesay-WorN.- Osm MnBiitMnBiitaa, CALI, Effls Will work Moii,.»t all summer. Very ••; 111 girl's 25" Uke, f». . CJSh. tall Mrs, Olfiord, 131-6733 aiij ffiished. Floor waving, 4M-1SJB. • X 6721 wEiTi, asa-75oo, " reliable. Any hours you want. 245-6376. 964-0255 eeni Umt. l(fl! R1/9 -Thursday, June 25, 1970 Apartments For Rent 101 Offices For Rent 119 Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE nnewid from Urn. to tunt puriuut Furnitufo Repairs 50 70 IRVINQTON.". Prefenienal offleei.1 BOROUOKOF NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 11 hiritay (IVin that Odd jobs mviNaTON. UNION COUNTY, N, J. nOROUQH OF nOSELLE tin ordlnanoi set forth b,fcw (y In- te and within thi UmltatleM priferibad •roaklMi AVi,, 4 Komi, lit fl,, hlit room., will dhrldii A/C; lit fl.67 8 | NOTICE B HEREBY QIVEN that thi UNION COUNTY, N, J. twduoid it a mieUnf of thi Township By thi U.crJ Bend Liw, Euh of llld f AnmtTs BFrniEM! 0, 6 hot wntir nippilni, «•"»•, f »M, followini proposid Ordtntnge *.. Intro- NOTICE a HEREBY. dtVEN Uiat tht CemmittM of th« Township of Union notsi shiU M •ipn.l by tha Chairman t "POLISHED BirAiniNO Av.lUfcli immeiUitftv. Buj&iiii followi duced and piiiil on firat riidinf it > followini BreposBd Onllnance was Intro. Mi thi County of Union, held on Juni 33, of ths Township OomnUttM ind ihill t.tlng >t • 1870, and that the said ordlnanci will bi und.r tht •«•! of Hid Temuhlp AND ATTICS CLÂCLÂNf.DN , t HI*t I STI- touole only, MJ.JSI3. z 8/J! am,i .n/nj.d on fS , ,nmc!l oi Reg, Meeting of tht Lk.rt.urti ceuncil of duced and passpd on first reading st a MATISMATIS, DAYDAYSS, U4U4SS1. 8 [Yl!>, 378. ree. moetln, of th« Doroi,.: the norough of Roielle, in On County of neg. Meetlni of Hit Iloreunh council of b« further fonsidered for final |.«...(" and attoMtd by thi Township clirk, 4MJ j(T/r Offices For Rent 119 Un UarouiSi of Bos.Uc. in i (•miiiiy ef union. New Jersey, hold on tun 22nd Uit" Uorouah of lioaelle, in Uio county of at a meeting QfaaidTownHhipcommittee Said officer, are hiriby luthorliid to Apti. Waniod To Share 101A Union, Now J.rley, helJ on day of June, 1970 and that said Ordinance Union, New Jersey, held on the 22nd «t Muidcipal lloadguarterii, Frlbiriir •xeeut, •aid nolei and to isiui laid IIANOY MAN - ALL SMALL JO11S of Irnn 1970 and bm M|,i will bo Uktn up for final passage at a day of June, 1970 aMthatsaidOrdlnancu iMrk, Mnrrls Avrnuo, union Ne* Jersey notes In such form as thiy may adopt AllOUNB T11E HOUSE. PABtr, CAU- UNION-2.6O0 Bq. ft. on Morris Aye,, be t»!«n up for final"p>> ittg. Meeting of said ilflrdulh CouncU will » taken up for final passage at a on July U, 1070 at a o'clock I'.M. in conformity with Uw, The power to j^SOoborBioacMftrtViV PENTIIY CLEAN WmDOWS, GUT- Ofuund Floor. Excellent ParKing, torn- mecUng of salo Borausn . to b e held at its meeting Hem in the Her. Meeting of said Horougli Council Mary ft Miller determine «ny Butters with reipeot oir»i« doors instilled, tmii M MALK eRADUATY^hidem ieikini held at Its nmUng room ii liorough Hall, Roselle, New Jersty.on to b e held »t IU meeting room in tho to said notei not dilBrtnined by mm tp^, ETC, CALL AL, iBT.Iiil, raommtte to shart ipartrnf nt in Morris fjttcly Renovated to Bull, AviLUBle ordinance and also the power to seU «i8Bi, rfpairil. serviei!,«!«lrisepn. Aug. I, !8,7S/gq, Ft, NcirRtuyvesant Hall, Rosell. Net Jer.r,. tho 27th day of July 1970 at Bi30 I'M, Uoreugh Hull, noselle, New Jersey, on AN onnmANCE PiioviniNO ron .tori and fldli>.cohlrol«, STLVINii ceuMy irea, C»U liter ii3d p,m, day of July lrto at BiJO P.» -r- v.iiiing prevailing time, or as soon thereafter Ufe ffrth d,y Of July I'B70 at 8|30 P.M., •ala notes. Is hertby dojjfatsd to the 1a , Tei.siis Z6/2I Aye, CUi Dob Domhilo at 302.64415, ,,,,im»l. Till: IMPUOVUMrNT OF FOUR governing tody who is hiriby auUior. 6vV-.KIH.AD DOQP CO.. <=^^ t time, or u soon there j»-' as said matter can be reached, at which prevailing time, or as soon thereafter I1AKE11ALL FIF.UB WITHINTIIE J/J l time and place all persons %he may be lied to seu said iBtes ilth.r at era tor Oan be reached, it »• said matter can be retiche*!, at which TOWNSllili OF UNION IN THE time or from time la time in the tnmnir plice »U persons whs*ma. interested herein will be Eivenaneppor. COUNTY OF UNION ANB TO I Apartments Wanted ,,imt> w be tunity to be heard concerning the same. time and place all persons wlio may bo provided by law, Home Improvements 56 102 Summer Rentals 122 herein will bo riven m on- JEAN KRULIsri interested herein will be givenanepiior- PliOVIDl.; FOR TIIEFINANCINO hoarU eonoernffii the ,an.. tunlty to be rieard concerning the same. OF THE t:OSTTHi:REOFIlYTII!i SeeUon II, B i« h.reby dotirmlned os«ooo«« MiUUEII lwniytti Clerk UHUANCE OF IIONUS ANDBOND J! .-I. i-l.-rk JEAN "KHULISli and declared that the period of use- BELMAB AM OnDINANCE TO PHOVIBE ANTICIIiATION NOTES. fulness of said purpe,,, BcerfUnf to MFREB 6TBNQELW UNION, UNION, UNION SPOTLESS 5 room hou?e, 3 bed. AN OnDWANCE "*!•'' uorough clerk BE tr ORDAtMIID by the Township its reasonable Ufe, 1, a period of flrtWn . •ALTERATIONS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF AN ORDWANCi; VACATBiO A Family of 4 mupl have S roams. rooini, Kltclien, lull both, hot waltr, FOR THE PURC1IASI i r WFSTnHOOK FROM BROOK. PORTION OF ALKON ItOAl) Committee of the Township of Union years computed from &t dale of said .. •REPATRI SAVEMONEF by' Aui* i,. reasonablbUe rent, large screened poreh ft large THUCK BODIia. CHA t Mill LAWN AVFNUE TO ST, I In the County ef Union •• follows! bonds, roHjacATopg YOU CAN BO ITI (tnlea In yard. 6M;0343, Z 8/53 CABjL ONE SNcAv PI UETWKEN BT. 01:01101: AVE. SeeUon 1. Authority Is hereby given We wul pilnt top hill of your hmue. 6B7-4S10 ««»• 5 686-8588. , nM- GEOnQE AVENUE. | NUE AND UNCAS AVENUE • SecUbn 11, B U hereby determin«d •CABMBT WOHK OF ALL KD(nR PLET'E, ONE iuppi .VTAU for the improvement of three cxftliin and staled that th» SKpnljmental Debt «J!M32i T/F You pilntUie bottom. Why uft« chme es 7 2 6725 WANTED~"tltAfflOHE BENTALof Ilk IT ORDAINED IIY THE MAYOR , BriooKsibi; DIUVE. tasebaU fields at Blertuempfel Park fsUm*tl free, auttefs, leldirs. P.. SNOW feLOW EOUII'!.. : ,\Nl> ,\ND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUOH OF . BE IT ORDAIN ED BY THE MAYQn stalemtnl required by iald Ueid Bond FurnlBhed uungalow or In (loop apt,, ONE ELGIN SWlVri -I , [foaELLE! i undone eidstlni baseballfieidonOallop. Law has Been duly madi and filed in HOME REMODELINO hilng, r«p»lfa, Frtdorisk w, 3 ADULTS b a 14 year old require 3 by ocean, SeasMe Park, for couple a ir AMI) COUNCIL OF THE H0HOUGH OF ing mil Rj*d betwean Salem Road and LABOE Ii SMALL JOBS srail-iMJ, union, ST/I proATDiO »i_ioo,oa i i Section 1, That Westhreok between ilOBELLE: Forest Drive, tho offios of the Township CUrk of rooms, Irvinittn/ Union, Call after V ilrta, July Si - Aui. 1, »«-3yjj CAPITAL IM^ROVKM lirooWawn Avenue and Bt, GMrie Aye- | said Township, and that such itaumint i» " Altintleu, Bathrooms, Attics, 8 P. ft " 371.2161 Z7/2 Section 1. That the following portions « fUed slBwi thai thi gnu diM i- iFerelm, jdasenry. Dormers, Leaders P,»DJTJNa t AND AUTHOMZINb . .1NIS nue, a distance of approidmately 2 000 . ef Alison Rend between Bt, Oeorge Aye. Section 2, Autiiority Is hereby givon * £ Quttlr., «3.lMe, 743.fflOO, Ask UPpFirSniEr^WD LAKE, N.J. ANCE OF ^Si.lM.lJ lineal feet, be widened to appjeKlmately i to generally improve the aforementioned of said Township, ts (UUneu in SeoUen k r l HUSINESS coupLE seeking 4-1 rooms, On NOTES OF THI :• 'I Oil :o feet, deepened and realipifd with com ( nuo and Uneu Aveme . Hreukslde Urive bail Holds ineWiini .fimng, clearinf, 40 A:2.43 of safl Local Bond Law is •; «ir Ceh, J 7/8 JOE PIseiOWA 3 ROOKB h poreh, sleeps 6 com. . be and tho same are hereby vacated: Increased by IMS ordlnanc. by $47,300,00 Sprtngfield/Manlewood/Irvliigton area, fort-lily, l/i mile from beach. Ron. TO FHJANCE MIDI'- lliASf, crete or stone bank protection at bends trading, reiradini, raking, top seUlng, di MU i-nso jT/r private home preferred, Aug. is, or BE IT ORDAINED Trt , M \von which improvement slai! consist fen- TRACT I seeding, fcrUliiing, landseiipini and the and the issuance of thi boris and notea sonalile. Call 233. 6662 between 9 ft s, authorlini hy this ordinance will be " i ' HERMAN BUILDERSTINC" earlier, 374-1115, z 7/9 A^COUNClLOrTHK ...•I r,il or rrally of uie eâvatlonofapproidmately at a point in the south. Installallon of clay infields, bleachers, aUUTV PAWTWe eyeninjs, MU 1-3019, z 6/S5 3000 cubis yards, theremovalefipprox. ! benches and to provide adequate drainage within all debt limlUtlon. pnsoHb*d 3 MATUHErCLEAN, QUIET ADULTS, Section 1, That the rwr i.-'. .'""•";?" easterly line of Breeludde Drive by said Local Bond Law, >• Biimij and •!! typei of work and flpraytn£ Lntcriaf and exterior, a imately 2S trees, appreidmafely 2SQ ; distant touth 24 den-ees 41 minutes (or said ball fields, U 1V ff*e egtimatsH; insurisL Rev JudB, NEED 3 • 8 ROOMt MAPLEWQOB/ two truck bedies chassis m < ***> "°, square yards of bank protection and the i 30 secends West 4B.0I feet from the ' In the building trade, I4=hour 488.0319 or 4»6.TI68, J 1/20 mV/ 111LL1IDE/ UNfoN/ EUZ./ IVY snow plow complete, on ...riimrntal construction of a storm sewer headwall I soctlen 3, All of the said work pro- Section 13. Thii ordinance shall taka service, Special! in patios, snow plow equipment .... "' "P" and ether incidental storm sewer work, j Intersectian of the said line of vided for In this erdinaneo shaU be effect twenty days after the first pub. steps, sldewaiki end chimneys. HILL AREA, HOUSE SOLD, MUST Orooluide Drive with the dividing as shown on plans for said work pro- UcaUon thereof after final pusua. PAnTleULAH' - WiUins to pay w MOVE, i23.2«15, Z 6/M Automotive sweeper. , ' Section 2. Said improvements shall be J line between Lets 7 and a in Block 1 pared by the Engineer of the Township Union Leader, June 85, lOTt (fee $41,80) Specializing In new additions Section 1, It is hereby I' """' ,ftnd made in accordance with the plans,) as shown 'pn a map onUtled . and modernizing old buildings, sspsrt werkjn&nship'' ws mlj( ealaritg in1 specifications and prqlUes ef said work of union in tho County of Union aid niiteh and for staining new wc.od, 2 ADULTf netd I roemaroema,, sUted that (lj the makin. ' -'«•" K " •'Amended Aiap of Itreoklawn Vil. according te the specifleatiQns therefor .Also interior & exterior peinh i'ape-f silii i^bric hanîng^ HeiidcntilU, mtagtn/Unnmrtagton/Unlon, prprelee r provement (hereinafter ' ••' ••' "' as prepared By the DorouEti Engineer I lage, Boroagh of RoseUe, Union prepared by said Engineer which said TOWNS1BP OF UNION ing. All work EUOraniefd. interiaf Ii Fstsriaf Baintirigsines 19H, preler supply own "purpose*'}, is not a curi.iit sr*1"-^ oi and on iUe inhisoffieeiindthework shali heat, ifnm§4i&te oeeupanoeeuoyy. Call after be dene under his supefvlsion. county, N.J,"' Filed In the Union plans and specifications are on file in PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givin that P. l(8p[«tSen«,6sf.64!9or6i6.17«4, 6:M'p,m, 374.4907 8/25 < Autoniobilii For Sale 123 said Bereueh, and (2) it .. n,.^wary to eeun(y negistcr's Office July 24, the Clerk's office of Din Township of an ordinance, the UUi of whleh ta herein. XT/F finance said purposi by I. • -siuwt ol Section 3, It is hereby determined and 1947 as Map No, 6«F; thence (lion a Union in the County of Union ana In below set forth, *u UnUy passed and MOTHER, DAUGHTER (,2 small grand, oblisations of said Boron • i»r™.wt to stated that (1) the making of such lm- curve to the left having a radius of the effiee of the said TownBhiB Blgineer. the Local Bond Law of N'» ''""• "f 18,00 feet an arc distance of " *" SeeUon 4. All of said work shall be approved bv the Township Committet of ADDrnaNs, ALTERATIONS •BOB HOOSE, PA1K1 ES« sons want 6 reem apartment or lieuse . BUICK 1S65 ncetra 4 door, ItT, air 1 prevement (hereinaftei' rcferrod to as o.uu jeei an arc distance oi iT.oa the Tewnihip of Union in the County ef Afcuniniim siding, custom bUhreoms, 13) On esUmated cost ol «..••• iurl-J-"' Is "purpose"), is not a current eaênsy of feet fee * done under the supervision and direction PAfffrOJO ft PASEH IIANDDIO to rent, immediate occupancy, rinan- conditioned all power, test offer over $38,000,00 and (4f »i,9b0.••• -I saiiljura deee. t to * point; thence (2) south 38 and subject to the approval ef the En* Union at a pubUc mieUni held if thi M hemTrimodellng and Bre rebuild- BPECIALISTS'BJTEIIIOR C eiaUy responsible, references, call IBM, 688-3464 or 8S8.-I7OB, Z 6/2! said Dorouih, and (2) It is necessary to l,jgrees 32 minutes 30 seconds East Municipal BuUdlsg, Friberier Firk, is fa be prewidsd tw thr < .*" |..AVmfnt Enaneo said purpese by the Issuance of $necr of the Township of Union In the l*1" 4O6.149S OTEIOBtem. 1223 X Tf after i p.m. 74|.?4i3. IUI 2.14 foot to a pointj thence (3) county of Union and may be dene on Union, New Jersey on June 23, 1970, S i^loor, olfficllent South S3 degrees 4*4 minufes 30 se'e contract or by Township fortes with MARY E.fcfa,LEll .„. .„ BROS, ASSOCIATES 3 ADULTS need 4.1 rooms, upper body, engine needs »ort but runs ends West 21.12 feet to a point: materials purchased by or fumishisl Township Clerk European painters, interior b exter- Irv. for Aug. or sept. Call between OK, )10O sr best offer, 864.1312 alter issued for saidpunoL (3} the estimated cost ef said purpose is thence (4) North 38 dcgrots 3? tr. the Towimhip, AN ORDDJANOE DEDICATINO Kitchen Cabinets 62 ior. Sprint prices. Very, Very rea. 6 a,m, * % p,m, 6 P.M. Z6/IS (6) the cost of suehipurri 118,100,00, and (4) (BOO.00 of saidsum minutes 30 seconds West parallel fatCHANGE CLUB PARK IN sonable, cafi 388-3116, 7 a,m, to 372-1148 faofore stated, inrludea la fe be provided By tho down payment with the second course and distant SocUon 5. The sum of $30,000,00 THE TOWNSHlt" Of UNION W e 11 p.™, • X7/IB BUICK 1S68 BKjlaik, air cgnalHoned, 'ni«ted hereinafter appropriated to finance said southwesterly therefrom 10.00 feet is hnreby appropriated te the payment THE COUNTY OF U1OQN, amount of 12,700.00 whi. measured at right angles S2,iS feet BE1 BUILDER! FAIR'S factory show* FAMILY OF 3 (13 year old) desires 4 dr., vinyl typ, aU aeoesaorlei Call to be necessary to finjU! 'Jf1 °f purpose, and (ol the estimated maximum , of thu cost of »uch improvement. The union Leader, June 25, imosrit I3.B4) 1 fSfmf R&1» SI," SMinrteld, Kitchen o PAPSTDJO b BECQRATnm 2 bedroom apartment, Byfajlon or amount of bonds or netgs necessary to be . to a glut in the saidline of Brook, sum so appropriated shall bg met from vicinity, CiU sueh purpose, lncludinBiir.mmiinf, legal iffiued for said eurpeSB is jn.o'io.oo, , side Drive; thence (3) along the laid Uie proceeds of the bonds aulisriied, desiei lervlet t modtrnlUiif ey one o Inlerk.r £, eMorlors Free e«penses snl other tip »*< ', infWin! and (6) the cost of such purpese, as here- lino of Brookside Drive, North 3i iof K*s Jersey's Ieari«« raanufac, esUBiates: Fully insured: Call 375. 8170 2,6/25 interest on Such obllptloiie ft Uip extent and the down payment appropriated TOWNSHIP OF UNION inbefore stated, Iwludes (he afgregate degrees 23 minutes so seconds East by this ordinance No part of the cost PUBLIC NOTICE U hirebv riven that •ta-.H of kitchen eauinett. en î. •- I B, Casternovia, 378-1131 BUICK 1963 WUdcat, 4 door, IS, PB, permitted iy SeeUoh WAIS-BO OI the amount of t4,obo.00 whleh Is estimated ' fS aw X 7/30 2.2. i/2 room. UNtON/nivrNGTON/ 20.B2 feet te a point; thence (e) stfu of said purpose shall be assessed against an ordinance, tha titlaelwnkiiMherein- SPRINGFIELD VVANTEB Blf WQRiOTG lutomaUc, am tires, jood cOndl- • Local Bond Law. te be necessary te finance ihe cost of ' property specially bencfitted. Section 3, There Is ti.T.B jppfi^ such puiTflse, including aecountini, engi. along Uie said line of Brdokslde beiow set forth, jwas finally pMied and WTDQW, FOB AUGUST 1 OCCUPANCY. UDn" C»fl 173.8481 C 6/S6 prlated from the Capital improvement neerihg and inspectioh easts, legal ex- Drive, North 24 degrees 4S minutes Sectien 6. It is hereby determined approved by the Tswnahlp Commlttaa of DAN'i PJWTINP ft DECORAtDJO 6S7 - 3107 1 S/2S 30 sodonds East 9,»? feet to the point and stated that (1) the makifll ef such the Township of UBlgn In tha County of 63 DJTEWOR ft,EXTERIOR • REASON- runa to the aforesaid purpjs", inaaaition penses and ether expenses, including , to the obligations hereiij ,,utr«nipd, the interest on such obligations to the extent and place of BEOINNINO, Imprevement (hereinafter referred te Union at • public rnrotlnj held af ttie ABLC IUTES-FBEE ESTrMATia • 1 • 3 ROOMS (small apt,) desired by ! COUQAB II6B im, air ceuiiaoned, TRACT 2 as "purpose"), is not a current expense Municipal OuUdlni, rrlbarier Park, SSUREB. 2»9.H3< X7/2 4 speed mamlll transmission, PS, e«. sum ef il.900,00 being not Us» thanflve permitted by section 46A::2«!0 of the I LAWN MOWDJQ -MAnlTBIAMOE, | widow, Union L vicinity, for July or j per cent of the obUiafloris Jutfioniea to Local Bond Law. of said Townstup, and (2) it la necessary Union, New Jersay on June 23, 1970. Rato.Tminii ilaB eUan up service, Aug. References. Can ceUtnH tondlrjon, Asfcinf liloo, Csal be issued herein which tiM turn made BEODrama at a point which Is to finance said nurpese by the issuance MARY E, MILLER HsasoHaMe rates. F»e estimatel. Call / PA1NTINO 4 DICORATWO Z6/2I 2M.7471. Z6/S5 available W prevision in a prrvinusly section 4, There i« hereby ippro. the Intersection of the northwester, ef obUgatlons of said Township pursuant Township Clerk «4?.«59, H6/2I rree EiUmates . nsured adofited budget of Urn bonjuEti ol Boselle, prlated from the Capital Improvement , ly line ef St. OeorBC Avenuowllhthe to the Local Bond Law of New Jersey, AN ORDINANCE TO iiJEND MU Mt83 J. OIANNWI 3.4 rooms wanted in BYlngton »r OLWMO6n,E 1162 starfire, Section 4, TO finaiKi. -Mid purpose, Fund te the aforesaid purpose, in addition ; southwesterly line ef Alison Read, and (3) the rsttmatedcostsf said purpose AN ORPWAWCE ENTITLED BEVERLY LAMMCAMNO SERVICE ; 0 7/2 husBana, wife (nurse) s> «nali child. BtH, i>S, PB, hardtop, White, Jbonds of said Borough at in aBgrfsate to the obligations heroBy authorljed, the • thence (lj North 38 degrees ii is $10,000,00, and (4) S2,i00.M of said "AN ORDDJANCE TO BEOU. sum is to be provided by tile down FACTORY AMB BranOiCI principal amount " not inei-cding sum of 1900.00 being not less than five ; minutes 3d seconds West 128,13 feet LATE BARBER iHOPS, BAR- MAJNTWANGE 399.0921 Zi/25 ^m- z8/3i |36,l0y,00 arc hereby authonn il to be per cent of the obligations authorised to te a pemti thcnce(2)Northidepeo8 payment hereinafter.appropriated to U. BERINO AND ITINEBANT BAR- PADJTDJO, UECORATtNO nance said purpose, and(9)uicestlfflated i«s.»J4e ft 7/9 AND PAPER HAKOJNQ be issued herein which has been made I 52 minutes 30 secondaWest 1SI.22 BERi IN THE TOWNaHTP OF 4.1 ROOIB, 1st floor, Wanted for SHELBY OT Mo'TOl 1961 convertible, . issued pursuant to said Utal Bond Law, available by provision in a previously , feet is a point in the northeasterly ma^mum amount of bends or notes UNION Ol THE COUNTY OF THOMAS O. WRIOHT PS, power disc brakes, 4 speed. Call Said bonds shall hear uairest at a rate adopted budget of the Boroughef Roselle. lino of ..\liwin Roadi thence (3) along . necessary to bo issued for said purpose UNION, AND TO FDC OPBtWO 755.1444 XT/F family of 4 (2 chlldreii), nlee seotton ! per annum as may be iwresiter ajtjr- j Is $47,500.00, and (6) the eest ef such ' SCHIQJBU TOP lOB. Bv./OnlaB, Call after 6:30 __ z(/}5 Section 5. To financi! Mi purpose, the nertheasteriy line of Alison ! AND fiLOBINO HOURS FOR OHADDIO t LANrSCAFDIO mlned within ths limltationa prescribed bonds of said Boreupi ef an agp*egate : Road, iouth 31 deirees 32 minutes purpese, as hereinbefore stateî includes BARBER SHOPi," J, JAhDJIK 375.4818, 16/25 by law. All matters witli rcspcel » said nrinoipal amount net eMeeding , 30 seconds East 211.13 feet ts a the aggregate »mount of $7,100,00, which Union Leader, June 21,1970(r«a $5,21) ANU DKJORATfflO i bonds reit determined h this ordinance is estTmated to be necessary to finance I . B ROOMS wanted by family of? VOLKSWAOEN 1961 Green sedan, llS.iOO.OO are hereby authorlied te be ' point in the northwesterly Une of St. HiK IST1MATES , ' eMeUent condiHgn, low mileaie, : shaa be determined by ttsoliitions to Be issued pursuant to said Local Bond Law. ' Oeorge Avenue: thence (4) along the CALL 617.611B XT/F adults L S ol4er children, for Aui. or . hereafter adopted. laid bonds shall bear interest at a rate . said une of Stoeoree Avenue, South Notice is huieby given that the Town- Sept., references. Call B2- 1690 after ship committee of the Townshlpof Union , Laymmowir Sarvici , 64 687.4093 ZS/25 I SeeUon 5, To finance sjia purpose, per annum as may be hereafter deter, j 32 defrees 44 minutes 30 seconds 1 5 p,m. z 6/25 ! bond anticipaticn notes ei s.nd Boroupi mined within the limitations prescribed • west IMS feet to the point and place nspection costs, legal effinses and In the County of Ur - --"- PAWTBW, Interior 4 IMerlor light by law. AU matters with respect to said I of BEOBJNDJO. other expenses. Including interest on _JB Municipai Head- SALES 6 SBRVICE earpenirv - Distance no object. Call PONTIAC CATALOfA 1162 convertible, of an aggregate principal amount nst ex- such obligations to the extent permitted be held in Ule Ui 2 ADULTS i."1 1965 OTO rebuilt motor. ceedlnglaSUOO.OO arohertB ButhonEed tends net determined by thi» ordinance | section J, That the foUowlngportionef juarters, Municlo«l Building, Friberier anytime 571.3664, H T/F shall be determined by resolutions to be by section 40A:S-2O of the Local Bond Park, Morris Avenue, Union, on thertth FBEE WCKjUPA|||IJELIvi desire*. Brooias, " Best offer, to be issueif pursuant to slid UealBond Law, DvinBon/Unieii area, . CaU 314.7645 J6/25 LiW in anHefpaUonof the uiuancB ol said hereafter adopted. i AUson Read be vacated subject to the • x- day of July, 1970, it liOO P,h,wUlcen« S 4 L Contractors, painttag, int. b ea, «377, : Bonds. In the event that Bonds ire issued ception heroinafter stated between St. lection 7, It is hereby determined and aider the report Of tha Beaj* of cam- ITS, alterations, electrical work, Call 731.1231 or 6B7- . pursuant to this ordinami., the sgirefate Section 6. To finance said purpose, . Qeorge Avenue and Uncas Avenue . stated that moneys ejeeedlne $2,500.00, »©©99©ee§©§oss©OQ©e*©s«o§o*< ZS/25 PONTIAC 1985 catalina epnvertible, missionerr of Asaasjment of the Tewn- etClmates. 14 jchrelhofer, 687. e«eUeM shaoe, must sell, $910. Can amount ef notes hereby jgthorised a Be bend anticipation note) of said Borough . Breekslde Drive: ' appropriated for ddown paymentayments oon ship of Union in the County of union in Liquors, Wines, Beer' 65A ... Ron Lettiefi, 241-9176. X7/I i issued shall be reducta By ™ amount of an agp-egate principal amsunt noteie. BEODJNDJO atapointlnthesouth- eapiW improvements or for the capital 1 relation to the ynprovemeift of Fra«es 3 BrahOOM apartment wanted for equal to the BrineipalanniuntoltheMnds seeding |li,6OO,oo are hereby authoriied . easterly lineef Uncas Avenue distant improvement fund in budgets Heretofore I Court, family of 3, upBer Bvington, prefer J 8/25 to be Issued pursuant to said Local Bond : 37 U. so issued. If the agpegatf amount of out- North M degrees 25 minutes 13 adopted fo id Tohi ar not vail The purpose of such meetlni is to con- i Point Liouor Marl' '• Pia 74 SUJI y own |a^ mliUi Btinduys bonds and notes iesuni pureuant Law in anMcipatien ef the issuance of seconds East 51.54 feet from the i able to finance said purpose, The sum. aider, amenf othtr things, any objection Ice Cubes CADILLAC 1988 Coupe De Ville. Good to Utis ordinance shall at any lime ex- said bonds. In the event that bonds are intersection of the said lineof Uncas i of ts,ioo,oo is Hereby apprepfUted from or oolectiBns thai the ownlrslfproperty MU.B.3237 • Fret Beliverits ceed the sum first mentlonedmthissec. issued pursuant ts this ordinance, the L Avenue with the dividing Une be. , such moneys to the paymeift of the cost 1 named in the said report may prase* 340 Chestnut St., Union . 4 ROOM ASTT BeMled W tnslness ^t 371.0628 tton, the moneys raised By tht issuance agpêgate amount of notes hereby au- tween Lots 1 a«i 2 In Block 2 as; of said purpose. i against the confirmation of the assau. [At Five Point Shopping center) ALL PIANOS wsman Si sehcsl cMJd uaslediate ot- "after 6 R&L HTF of said bonds shall, ta rut less than the thorised te be issued shall bf reduced by shown on a map entitled "Amended • section >, TO finance said purpose, an amount equal to the principal amount j ment* and awards made thersin, and to Oi/i , TUNED AND REPAIRED amoimt of such excess, Bf applif 3 to the Map of Breoklawn Village. Borough bonds of said Township el an >g|re(ate I take further and ether aaUon a* may be •«5" ~6AU»E BOO with 6«.39fhC.6 payment of such notes then outrtandlng. ef the bonds so issued. If the agpegate of RoseUe, Union County, N.J.'! principal amount net Mceeding . deemeil appropriate and proper aM u Ktiiable—E*perieneed 20,000 raOes. auto, B/H, 2 Section a. Each bond anticipation note amount of outstandinf tends and notes Filed in the Union county Register's ; $47,100,00 are hereby authOrlMd to •' right ana fistfee shall reiMlre, The re-, I. Rutlm«n, MBpl«wood, 7 B1.456i VneiiiI VI1 Bear headers, 4 Issued pursuant to this oraimnce shall issued pursuant to this ordinance shaU Office July 24, 1847 as Map No, be Issued pursuant to said jjoeal Bond prt above referred to is now on Uli in Maintenance Service 650 , X T/F_ be dated on or about On date of its Is. at any time eisced the sum first men. 68Ft thence (I) en a curve te the Furnished Roomi For Rent 105 speed and tripswer, Immae, cond. AsJ- tioned in this section, the moneys raised ' ' Uw, Said bonds BhaU bear interest atI the office of th« Township clerk »r lnf 1600. CaU aag.21Bi. H/T/F suanee and snail be payable not more than right having a radius ef i€.00 feet I a rate per annum as may be hereafter I ™mlnationbyp»rtiasinteristadthare-: tone yearfremitsdate,erallBeirint«rest hy the issuance of said bonds stttU, te an arc distance ef 2B.SI feet to a SPRING CLEANING SPECIAL PIANM TUNED at a rate per annum as may feehrrealter net less than the amount of such excess, ' point; thence (2) south 38 degrees determined within the UmUsUons pro- s i 01/lS BVWPTON' PAR«/ACCEBOR1ES *••••••• determined within the llmiutiora pre- be appUed to the payment of such notes I E minutes 30 seconds East M.'io : scribed by law. All maturs wllh respect ! MARY E. l«,Lra p' ANOS IlEPAEEI 2 1/2 lovely furnlshBd rooms, all utili- ST. ••»»-» forrMPORTB/SfORTS then outstanding. to said bonds »t determined by this GOSCMKI.EsS, 4116 scribed by law and ma^ b- r*jn™edtrem feet ts a point, thence (3) North Township Clerk Haas - Office - Industry from e 6/ii e. ties njf.pl] «1, |lng location; available New Jersey's .JSTfeBt/oWeat/nlceet time te time pursuant to iivl within the 32 degrees 44 minutes 30 Becends ; ordinance shaU be determined by res. Union Leader, Imi ii, July 1, 1H0 immediately, for mature person or suppUer imported iiutt, e enter, behM liBUBHoM prescribed ty U:B Local Send Section 7. Each bend tntictaation note East 31,12 feet te a peintj thence(4) i oluUens to be hereafter actopted, I (Fee 113,44) SUBURBIA MAINTENANCE couple. 373.7334, • , Z i/35 1 SeeUon B, To finance said purpose, - SPECIALISM ', ~ PIAKO > TUNDJO ralT*statSon, H)ns*m »rt-B6ai. Law. Each ef said netei shall Be sipjed issued pursuant to this ordinance shall North as degrees 32 minutes 30 by_the_JV[ayqr of the"Beroiis*i of Roselle be dated en or atout the date ef Its is- seconds West parallel with tne ; bond anUelpaUon notes ef said Township Nottea Is hareby liven that the Town- Special • Fleer WKtai, lug .", Aim • innoK "..JL--^--"'"""- "and the Treasurer •'«' »*" Boroulh of suance and shaU be payable not more than seeend course and distant north, i of an aggreate principal amount not ship Cemmf ttee «tSe Township of Union •hanpaollli', fumlbirt pslUh- . , noselle asi shall be uuir the seal ef one year from its date,shail near interest easterly therefrom 20.00 feet mea- : eioeedlji iff.iOO.OO are henby auth. ' REPAaiNO NNearr Morris Ave. t Salem Hd,,v«ry I oriied to Be lsisued pursuant to said in the County of Union, at a niaatinj to j:iOH, window wo«h!nB. iian « .moffl^wlthTeitehenettlthTithtt e (uUitex(Uitxp said Borough and attesinibythcBorouiIi at a rate per annum as iaay ee hereafter suroi at rielit angles B3,:s feet to a be held in fca Union Ttfunicipal Head, I*. .T61.4«iI9f SST-ilMw^. friendly family type environmentent, I Clark,! Said offlcefs an hereby si- determined within the Umitatiens pre. point in the said Une of uncas Ave- I Local Bond Law in ahtieipaUoB of the eaarters. Municipal BuUdini, Frtterter or 2 women. HenE 125 wit, 1 person thaHsed, to eio«ui« saia notes and to issue scribed by law and may be renewed from nue; thence (M along the said lineof issuance ef said bonds. In the event Park, Morris Aveme, Union, en the nth said-netes in sudh form as tfiey inay : Ume to time pursuant to and within the Uncas Avenue, south 34 degrees 23 ', PlumWni 8. Heating, or $30.2 people, SB6.2i7». % 6/25 JUNK CARS PICKED UP. FREE TOW- { that bands are Issued pursuant to this day of July, 1170, »t iioo p,fc,wiUcon. TOO. CALL ANYTIME, 351.0B15 or adopt in eonfOFmity(>«tl} iawî^* ' limllatlt.ua prescribed by the LocalBond mlnutea 30 seconds West M.92 feet ! ordinance, the aggregate amount of notes sider tha report of the Board ef com. 5OC soe 269-9753." JJm • Law. Each of said notea shali be signed tt. a nlntt thence to) otlU along the i hereby authorlied to be issued shaU be missloners of AMessment of tha Town-]' — ELUMBINO.Ii HEATOiC CO., W10H By the Masror ol (ho Boroush of ReseUe I reduajM by an amount equal to the prin- ship ef unlpii in the county of Unton d Section 7, It taii^Fty determined and and the Treasurerof thf Bormgh ef Ho- 'lierb Wiener says "Don't Live tding, pri declared ihni tiit'-pema df usefulness of - • - said Jtae ol Uncas Weiwe, auBi 40 , eipallSnsunt-e* the bends so'Issued. ralatfon to the eonatrucUen of asanltafl TBat DftiPI" Call ES 3.0B60 M houTO seUe and shaU be under the seal ef said degree« II minutes SJsecdndsWest B thoi aggregate amount ef outstiudlnE sewer pumptai station and a foree malB trance, pan *ailasle J ! said purpose/ aesoi Borough and attested by the Borough phone service, Sewer Cleanlne, H«JP* Bian only, f I . 1075. ti/K. Autos Wanted "125 '1.42 feet to the point and place of { bends sM notes issued pursuant to this te serve the Five Potnl» area. pairs, Contractini, x T/f clerk. Said officers are hereby au- EOBmDQ, tlmlato si sS9 fcfiih. thorised to execute said notes and to issue * . ordinance shall at any tune ._ The purpose of such meaUnc i« to Misonry ;Sectien 8, it ii hifrrby.determined and There is (uojected and includea i the BUB! first mentioned in tail ~s?eL-, WE N«BD JUNK CARS said notes in such form as they may eenslder, imonj other thlnj., any oBJw- >Q$QS stilted that tile Siipplninentill Debt Stiltf- adept in-eenformity with law. from the foregoing an easement for I ths,moneys ritse.1 by ttie lasuahce of. Hon or objactioiu mat ute ewiiers of ANY YEAS, MAKE OR MODEL , ^rtHit required gy said Local Bend Laws the laying, maintaining andrepiaeiB I said bends shall, to not lees than the property named in the said report may Houses For Sale TOP PRICW - QUICK PICK UP . .Jms been duly mad*, and filed in the eifieti! Section I, It is heroBy determine and rni-nL of a storm sewer or storm amount, of such excess, be appUed ts present against the confirmation of tha . nmroa : • • . 242-8815 Z.T/F; i = ef the Borough rlerfc of said Borough, declared that the period of usefulness of sowers, the payment of such notes then out- assessments and *wards (nada thartin, 6 HOUSEHOLD.BEPAlBa and that such statement so filed shews said purpose, according toils reasonable section 3. This ordinance shall take .standing, and to take furtlier and piher action u AHT1QUA WEST rNBIES".:vOla^--4 life, Is a period of IS years computed effect in the manner provided tay law. 1 Section 10, Each bond anUeipaUen note may be deemed appropriate and proper 871.2857 i;jSia iSS-pi?? thai the gross debt of said Borou^l, as : VOUB JUNK CAR OH TRUCK . defined in Section 40A;S-45 of said Local from the date of said bonds, i The Spectator, June25, l970(reel31.74i Issued pursuant to this ordinance shall and as rict.t and Juitica ihaU retube. WALTEB'BEZBISld' '""' r eaBVieJrfntai. "MAY BE WOarH THAT ORM3RE UifflnJ(I*,HEATDIO • Bond Uw, is increased by this Ordi. Section 9, n is hereby determined and be dated on or about the date of its The report above referred to U row on niaâwinimint and beach ri^Ss, P.O. CALL 375.2333 Z.7/8 ! nance byils.lOu.oO andthatthe issuance stated that the SupplBmiintal Debt State. ' I .issuance and shall be payabje not more me m tha office of the Township clerk ilE»s> BATHBOO106WDEIUI. lo« 9JH, tosiHdale, N.Y, 10SM, M T/r 1 PLUMliRI, ATTENTION! Sell , OASHEATWO. . •" 372^4838 , Of the bonds and notes authorised By ttiis ment respired by said Local Bend Law - • than one year from its date# shall bear for emmlnation 6y parties interested •' ordinance will Be within aU debt Umlta- has been duly made and fUed In the office ' your sefviees to 30,000 loeol , Werest at a rate per annum is may Be trentherein.. SaVIRTON Mobiie Homes 126 ! .Uonsfreseribrf by said Local Bond Law. ef the Borough clerk of said Borough, lomilie.s with o low.cost Wont ! hereafter determined within the Umitai UnioUi n LLeader, June Si, July 2, lrjo TEAM OF rrAUAN MASOfIs; • , Section 9. Ttiis ordinance shaU take and that such statement so fUed sltows Ad coll 684-7700 ; tions prescribed by law and may be imd e«psnter«,cant!«utlly jour home 4 ROOMS 4 SA/TH, that the ôss debt of said Borouî, as • jFee I13.B8) tt fl idl^, etc ClinS Rest Hornis • 79' lei 15S » 141, can be seen weeKeada TRAILER. 17 ft-liiB Yellowstone, ex. effect twenty days alteruwSrstpusliea- dyfined in Section: 4gA:2.43 Of Said Local \ ••-- tien thereof after final passage. 120 Mnaieedll Dr. 118,700. Mi-55r», ceUeiA conditiBn, low mileage, Heavy Bond Law, is Increased by thisordinance SANTANOELO « Bertha (nee Nor- duty tires t spare, oven/stove, refrij,, i The spectator, JuneSS, ;970(Fee 134.04) by 116,600,00 and that theisSuanceefthe wich), on Tuesdty.Juni 18, 1970. ag* il8ALVATGMfI«»«JQ . MASCWB CHERB5fHO.Ii Rest Home for th« ze/ti , bathroom, sleeps L ^77-6134. ,16^1 bonds and notes authoriled by this erdi- ! I m yea,,, of 4B hKreft Rd,, ben- fl"WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES 'A'ged and ReMred — home-like atnios- QOSCZYCA AGENCY ~" nance wUl be within aU debt limitations ville. formerly ef Newark, wU» of ptursj Stole Bpnroved, S00 Cherry st, , Real Estate NOTICE prescribed by said L&cai Bond Law. the late John Santannjej devoted | mLnro CONCMUJORK PATIM EUW, EL'3-fSfi. it ft | 241-2442 ' Public Notice : 1OBOUOH OF ROSELLE r SeeUon 10, This ordinance shall take, DEATH NOTICES mother ef carm«n J, Santangele, Mrs. 221 Chestnut It, "Roselle 16/21 UNION COUNTY, N. J, effect twenty days after the flrstpuhlica. Antoinette DeRiigi and John P. Sam : NOTICE IS HEREBY dlVEN that the Hen thereof alter final passage. tangels; also survived by 6 pand. weosooooooeoow The Spectator, JuneSS, lmo{Fee*38,ll) ELIZABETH NOTICE following proposed Ordinance was Intro? APOAR « On Sunday, June 21, 1970, Brick Town, rJ,J,, beloved wife of children. The funeral service wu at Roofing i_ Siding 80 BOROUOH OF ROSELLE ; duced and pasicd en first reading at a OeorgiL R., of 318 tfiBStnut St, no- Robert; devoted mother of Robert Jr., "Haeberle b Barth Home tor Fun. JT/30 Just Listed!! :. UNION COUNTY, N. J, . Reg. Me^tihi of the Ooreugh council of sello Fart N,J,, beloved husband of Mrs, Henrietta stephan, Mrs, Joyee eralj," 171 Clinton Ave., frvln(ton, . i WILLIAM H, VEfr , NOTICE B HEHEB¥ dlVEN that the • the Borough of RestUe, in the County ef i Notice is hereby given'that the Town- Owrgina (Sanders)! devoted father of Fentress and Mrs, Carol DeMarco; on Thursday, June IB, Interment In - - --'. Heofinj i-. Leaders —gutters — Free ELMORA COLONIAL following propesed Ordinance wasynro. Unign, New jersey, held on the Had Maj. John M. Apgar and Mrs. Nancy sister of Charles Shay, Mrs, Anne Evergreen cemetery, Elizabeth, , BsttOB, steps, telelt&onta duced and parsed on_first reading at a ship Committee of the Township of Union mmmy mix,. , . estimates — do own work, All N,J, Sypefbly kept home on a beau, day of June, 1870 aha that said ordinance In the county of Union, at a meetinB to , J. Beck; also survived by ! grand- .Wynn, Mrs, Dorothy Deherty Mrs, Insured. 373.115), O 8/M tlfully landsespad lot. 4 iBrge Reg, Meeting of the Borough Council of will be taken up for final passage at a ; children. The funeral service was held Edna Reyes and Mrs, Ruth Burke. SARNICKI.John, on June 18, 1870. of 1 the BoreufJTof Roselle, in the County of be held in the union Municipal Head- bedrooms, \Vi bsths, living room . Ret- Meotlns of said Borough CotuicU • quarters, Municipal Building, Friberger : at the BlcCracken Funeral nemo, Also survived by 10 grandehudren. Newark, N.J,, devoted brother of firs, W4 unioB, New Jersey, held on the 22nd to be held at its meeting room in the I 1500 Menis Ave., union, on we'dnes. Funeral service was hold at the "Me- Bronislawa Mleeiek of ReseUe Part, fireplase, sun room, family room day ol June, 1(70 and that saidOrdinanoe _ park, ilorTis Avenue, Union, en the 11th dear uncle of Mrs, carol stoehliiufldB Surviyors 86 with w«t bar, large modem kiteh may et June, imn anamaiBaiawrainance I Boreup Hail, Hosiiile,. New letnz';m a- July, 19,0, ai.a^^wUl • day. Interment in Winona, N.J, Cracken Funeral Home," 1100 Morris will be taken up for final passage at a : the 27th day of July' 1970 at IsSO P.M., £Ai Ave., Unionon Friday, Intermclit Holly- RoseUe Park, Mrs. Steffle Cosmasi of S Moving & Storige en features dining area. Owner consider the report ef the Boi i.»..,, wooof Memorial Park. cranford ana Mrs, Katherine Morajka 67 moving out of utete, Ret Meeting Of said Borough Council prevailing time, or as soon Uiereafter mfssioners of Assessment of the Twn. i BARLOW -- Samuel Lees, on Monday, of Union. The funeral was en Saturday.. BHABMAN, IpiEKt jmtCT, D!C, " SEE IV TODAVI to B e held at its meeting K.om in the \ as said matter can be reached, at which ship of Union in the County ef Union in June 22 1B70, of 322 Delaware Ave., June 20 from the "Wemiak Memorial Borough Hall, Reselle, New Jersey, en I Urne and place all persons who may be relation to the payin( ana curbing and I Union, beloved husband of EUiabetii HOLMS - Mary Keller, of 443 Morris Home," 320 MyrUe Ave,, IrvilurBSni 433 North Broad stre.t the ZTth day of July 1970 at BiSO P.M., j Iflterested heri.in wil— l b^-e =^yenanopper ^-.- , installation of storm water sewerainthe (neo Wohnert); brother of William Bar- Ave., Springfield, nj,, on Monday, thewe to St. Jo,eph's polish Na&nal Loeol & Uens Olitorm . hNJ EL2|7|0 prevallilig time, or as seen thereafter I low. Relatives and friends are kindly June M. 19Tq,*e!eved wiffj el the Ia(l j^ g^ld_maMer fan be reachedi-at-WhlejL tymty ta be heardMnee.rMy ^|ggg°} •. WeJînts, area, (Suicialr. andWaltan, J—invlted_to-jttand-the-JunetaljorvicB_ Free El THi 1 Hae and plaoe all 'persons wile may be 1 6 at "Haebertet Barth Colonial Home," , Mrs. George F, Kellnr; aunt of Miss interested herem will be gtvenanoppor- nor,™ •-'••- f* ?^? !^ The purpose of such meeting is to eon- i 1100 Pine Ave., corner VauxhaU Road, ! Vioteria KeUor. Funeral from Smith for tne repose 01 ms soul, cremation j^(K*ep ui "hissing and ?ey isvi) BOYLE CO, tunity te be heard conBerning the same, ORDrNANCL VACATINO_A ; sider, among ether trdn|s, any objection ! Union, on ThOrsday, June 25 at 11 j Rosedale Cemetery^ Oranfe, N.J, Tile Work . MEAN iffiULBH , A.M, Interment in Hollywood Memorial and smith (Suburban), 41i Morris Ave,, «, PAUL'S M & M MOVING The Oallery of Homes- Realtors named in the said report may present 1 Srifild Wdnd J 24' il4JEijerseySt.,Elil4JJ-4300 • Borough clerk AND .COUNCIL" OF THE SOROUSH OF Park. BCHOBER-EuWee L (nee BWhoni ' AN ORDDfANCE DESIONATINO T against the confirmation of the assess- H IMS Vounhsil Rd., Union . TILE WORK * REPAffiJJIQ Open Dally 'j-B;Sot,fi-4;Sun.I2-3 BOSILLE! ""•• ments and awards made therein, and to Friday, June IB, 1970, of 14 Wilis m • • . 611-7768 •" r . AS RESmEKCE "C" DBTRICT Place,irvIngtBB, wifeefiheliteOeorie ; pi w Tile csntractsrs, idtohens, Z i/ji THE7 EAWERLY iORTMN SBeetleU s I. That the foUowing portion take further and other action as may be BENEDETTI .. Armlda Belli, of iaO 1 III . KT/F . of Lawn TerracebeandtJiesamBlshere- Morris Ave, Sprinrfeld, N,J,, on M, sehober, runeral was conducted bathreomSi and repairs. Estimates •• ALONQ WALNUT-. STREET OF deemed appropriate ana proper and as privately from "Haeberle L BtMi cheheerfulle y fiven, 2lS.7B77, 836-3yfc THE BLOCK BETWEEN by Vacated: rlpit and justice shall fequife. The re. Tuesday, June 16, 1970, wife of the FARESF — James V,, en Friday, June BEGINNINS atapointyithelierth. late Silvio flcnoddtij mother of Neal IS, 1970, age SI years, of 87 Breekdale Home for Funerals," 971 CUMonAve % BENTON b HQLBEN, INC, Doon WUlfamsW . T/F ROSELLE port above rcferrod to is new on file In irvlhgttnj on Monday. Interment in *7 LOCAL t LONG DOTASCE MOVBid EA1T 1OU, AVB. rOURTH AVENUE AND FIFTH easterly linn of Brookside Drive the office ef the Township Clerk tor ana Ronata w, Bencdetti. also sur. Avo;, Newark Beloved husband of Ann ,? STOHAOE - ALLIED VAN LINES AVENUE. , • distant Borthurly en a curve to the vived by 5 grandchildren. Funeral was O. (nee Fredeij doyoted father of Mrs, HoUyweed Memorial Park, ; Brand new bi-level. Three bed. BE IT ORBADIED BY THE MAYOR examinaUon by parties Interested there- •/, (47 Years Dependable Service) rooms, living dining, kitchen, left havinj a radius ef 135.00 feet in, from Smith and Smith (Suburban), 415 Joan Tranchlte and Patricia A. Fareso; .Tree Servlci 89 AND COUNCIL OF THE BOROUOK OF an are* distance ef t7.3§ feet from Morris AVe,, Springfield, on Friday, son ol Mrs. Helen MlwikowsM; broth, SPAETH — Frederick A,, en Tues. [ recreation room, utility room., ROSELLEl • . MARY E. MILLER Junu 19, (Ugh Mass of Requiem In er of Mrs, Helen Armlno. The funeral day, June 16. 1970, aged 63 years, ' = -Uie interseetion of the said lineef Townshipe ClerClerkk" of "Union, N.J,, husband of thi late IM baths, 2-cer garage. Section 1. That Revised Ordinance Brooksldi; Drivis nl the dividing Union Leader, June "Ml" July % 1970 St. Rose of Lima cliureh. Short Ilills. service was 111 "Hacberle II Barth TOM"! MOVOIS Mermunt Gate of Heaven cemetery, Homo for Funerals," 971 ClJntenAve,, Anna (nee Stelntjoher); devoted WJiw Trees trtaimea cut down u removed. IB-!l(b) l» Ml the same Is herein . line botWDen Lota 1 and J in Btockl "• - "- ' (/ee $14,40) of Frederick J, Spaeth and Mrs. MI* ' TO ALL BHORB POBf Some tr««8 free af eharie. Also iire- 245-6236 ~ amended se as to designate the following as shown on n map- entitled __« _-^_'• •"-1ufc, Hanover, N.J, Irvington, on Tuesday, June 23, Inter, Z 6/81 ment in Fairmeunt Cemetery, Newark, dred Meaael Hid the late Oertrud: *gM for sale, Ffoe Sslmatea, Call described lands as Being within -the "Amended Map of Brooklawn Vil- Bunnell; brother of oiiabeth Spaeth; •Bl* , .., : • • 241.0815 . j 8/27 HMldenee »C" District: : . lage, Borough of Joselle, UrJen Nouce is hereby given that the Town- BENNES-John A., in Friday, June 10, alse survived 6y 20 grandchildren and i SPRINOFIILD BEGINNB^Q at a polntwhichisthe County, N.J." rilea in the Union ship committee of the Township of Union nei 12 greatigrandchildren. The funeral '• intersection of the westerly Une of 1970, age 17, Of MillBury, Mass,, for- McMANUS-Minnie L : RawUns), on KELLY MOVERS THEE BERYICE County Htpstiir's Office July 24, In the County ef union, at a meeting to merly ef Newark, devoted father of Wednesday, June 17, 1970, aged 71 service was at "Haeberle & Barth CANADIAN THEE SERVICE SPECIAL- NEW HOMES Waliiut Stteet and the northerly line 1847 as Map No, 68Fj theme (1) on bo held m tho Union Municipal Head, John A.. Jc, wiufam E. Bvnnes, Mrs. years, of 31 AbBottsford Ave., Newark, Home ior Funefrts," 971 CUnton Ave,, .388-1310 I1IN»JWOQ mWJRmRTOANBHTOOVA piUOKO AND REMOVA]U . of Fifth Avenue, thence:(l)westerly a eurve to the rieht having a radius quarters, Municipal Building, Fribergor Irvlniton, on Friday, June If, Also Ag#ni FOF UNDER CONSTRUCTION aloBg saiii Une ol Fifth Avenue, three Maiy SwiUcr, Mrs. Vivian Bernard wife of tho lato John J, MeManua; de- tnEE EBTrMATDiq, FULLY O of lfi.oo fcti u arc distancepf 80,73 pparkr , Morris Avenue Union, on the 14th and CLirenee Algor; BrotherefWUliam —* 1 mother of John J. MeManus; North Amn-ieon'I1CI («-MII.. VaIf n Unul SURED. CALIÂNY TIMR, 63G-206 . , .GOLF OVAL - _1, . hundred^Mld twenty flvejaM.0) feet feet -to -a-pmni; ly,^* {g^Mnrffi ^7 day of July., 1970, at j-M^ jj_ mi' •' QgNTinsmen oi •tilt -pireetlelre; CJrr~Mountain Ave., to » point, thence; (S) nortfierljTaleng" dep-ees 08 minutes 31 seconds East aidaideer the report eof ththe B Beara^df Com- .Moving Indunirj J7/ 2 blocks past ihunplke Kd.. a llhe garallej with said line of ardo, Mrs, Francos Ruloffj also sur- Nellie Faganheres and the late WUHani Walnut street two hundred (200,0) 11.91 feet to a pointj thence (3) miBsioners of AssesSQient of theTown. vived bf >l p-andchildreh, a great, Rawlins; grandmother of Barbara and LnlweenKswDr., S Rlchloi.d Dr. North 32 aeBrnfi 07 minutes 30 ship of Union In the County „; Uni'n in t-rnlntiildren. The funeral was from John McManus. The funeral service c de t 1 Tutoring Men. thru Pri.' 378-07JP, fee• t• t\ao a point,, thencethencej (3) westerly seconds West 17,81 feet tt a point- relation to Uie constmcUon and installa. "Hueuerle and Barth Home for Puner. was at "llaeberle and BBrth Homo for KA— ? u,jy| -»'. Y ."=«5i«^S « * ather'SUEUIEF Hf I Mrparet, 91 ! along: a linline paralleparallell with said line Uon of sanitajy sewer laterals inthe Five . ..FLORIDA SPECIALIST evss, 379-flJB • thence J4j south 47 degreea 06 als," 971 CUnten Ave,, Irvington, on Funerals," 971 Clinton Ave,, trvlngton also''sufvivS ty3 grâehUdrenfmi xx»«4o ZMS el Flfth'Avenue seventy six and it; minutci Ji uoeonds WcsTparallel mints area, (feast Section), - Monday, June 22 at 9, St. Antoninus on Saturday, June 20, funeral was from 'fHaeberle 4, Birth ELEMENTARY BCHOOL TEACHEB hall (78.1) teet to apoint,thencii(4) with tho second course and distant 'The purposf of such meeangistoeon. Church, Newark, for High Mass of Homefor runefals," 971 CUntonAve,, SEEKS children to tutor inreadlngand/ ONION . •• northerly along a line parallel with northwusterly therefrom 17,(0 feet sider, among other things, any objection Heauiem. Interment in Holy Sepulchre irvington on Tuesday, June 23; thence ri.eraatiec.U said line of Walnut street two hun- measurea at right angles 98 feet or objections that the ownersof property Cemetery, East Orange. MJCHALKA --' Paul P.-, on Monday dred (200,0) feet to a point en the named in the said report may present June 22, 1070, OBO 00 years, ef 2133 to Satntstephen'sChJch, Bruo.Strert, DON'S PUTNAM MANOR more or loss to a point in the said BprinEfir.ld. Av.'., Union; husband of Newark for a High Mass ef Requiem. southerly Une of Fourth Avenue, Une of Dfogksidu five; thence (6) against tlte confirmation of thb assess, ECONOMV MOVEHI, INC, thence; (J) easterly along said line ments and awards made therein, and to BORRUSO-Sylvia M,(ncePodaJino5,on the late Anna M, (nee VavaK)| devoted Interment in Gate ef HeavenCemetery, EXPEmiENCED TEACHER wishes to along tlie said line of BreoitBlde Wednesday, Juno 17, 1970, ef colonla, father el John Mlchalka, also sur. LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE tutor Math si aeadlnf irades 1 thru e. lien, ateiie frqnt eolsnigl hgtae, ef Fourth Avenue four hundred one Drive on a curve to the right havinga talte further and other action as may be g reoma,! powder ¥Qom enclosed and one haU (401,5) feet to a point doomed apprenriate and proper and as wife of Rudolph; mother erDiane.con. vived by 3 grandchildren. "Thii funeral 2412 VAUXHALL RD., UNION Call- t • radius ©935,00 feet anBKdistance right and fusUoe shall require. Tho re. cetta, and Salvatore; dauîter of Frank was from "llacbcrlo ft Darth colonial 687-0035 porch, flFcpInqe, etteehed ga= which is the intersection of said ef 20.71 feet more or less to the 375.2I6i Z6/2S fags* Asking J.17,000. line ef Fourth Avenue with the said port above referred le is now on file in and the 19ta Miohellna (Macaluse)! sis- Home,:' 1100 Pino Ave, comer Vaus 0 7/30 point and place of BEOINNINO. the office of the Township clerk"for ter of Petor, Joseph', Vito, Salvattre, Hdl Road en Wednesday, June 24, westerly Une ef Walnut street, JeeUon 2. That thn foUowingportionof Carmhii!, Krank Jr., Vincent, Michael, Jotrf'ffirsi'M**!^* CERTWIED ELEMENTARY TEACHES JOHN P. McMAHON, REALTOR thence; (6) southerly along said line examination by parties interested there. thence to St. Jescph's enureh, nlaple- brether of nebwt and Bert)»]d"wiohi; EB'S MOVWB _ Boas, rates - AUSubjeets, "" " Lawn Terrace b» vaeated suBJeas to the. Mrs, Mary LaMuraaMl Virginia Peda. woed, for a High Masa oi Heauiem. of WslMt itreetfourhunaf ed(400,0) lino. Funeral was from "aalarito Fu- The funeral service was at "Hartirii re — free etttmatei — Insured — . Grades 1.8 15B5 Morris Ave,, Union feet ts a point which la the peintand .exception Hereinafter stated! Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, S Barth Home for Funeral?'' Ml _ Mnc distance —. shore spe> ;" ' CaU 6il.33O4 Z B/M BEOINNBja utipolntinthsnorth- neral Ilomc^' 2800 Morris Ave,, Union, CH5.»9i, jf/l .. plaoe of BEOmNINO.., : ... . easterly line of Broekside Drive Township Clerk on Monday, Requiem Mass St. John Vi- Clinton Ave,; Ifvingtsn, on rfonday, Open dgllyo^g; weekends til i section. V This erdlnanee is Intended Union Leader, June 21, July 2, 1B70 rinney church, Celenla. Interment It. NICHOLS - On Tliursday Juno Ii, June 22. Cremation al ftSsedale Oemft PIANO .raaTRUCTIONS - BEOBOIEBS ; distant Soiiui 50 degrees 11 minutes tery, Orange. ROBBBB & ALLISON. QIC, Privats Lessons At Jay Home For Of to cerreet an error of dimensidn in 19 aeconda East 59,70 feet from the . (Fee $13,92) Gertrude Cemetery, 1070, Anna M.. of" 1BBB WAliams St., HOVDJO - BTOttAOE - PACRTOQ prdiranoe-No, 12O7 which ordinance is intersection of the said line of •^flioh, N.J,, beloved wife of llareld B.; WIOAEECK - Helen (nee Well) on __3 BOOTH AVT hereto repeales, • ; Brooksid, Drivo and the dividini line CURRAN-Thomas II, Sr., form.lrly of devoted mother el Mrs, vlriUui.. Kuub- Wednesday, June 17, itfro, of Fore™ lAJJLBBVANI _. Section 3. This ordinance shsOl take . between Lots 13 and H in Block 10 23S Shert mils Ave,, BprinRfleld, N.J., lor; sister of Mrs, Mary llom, Mrs, effect in the manner provided by law. . Notice is hereby given that the Town, Margaret Holnbett, Mrs, Frances rla. Knous Oreenw»odLal(e,N,V,,forme" as • sho™ on a map entitled ship committee of Uie Townshipof Union on Thursday, June IB, 1B70, bewva! veU Tand Mrs, Jesophlno Mathier; alr- The spectator, June2l,lOT0(Fee$18.66) "Amendenm ! M.iM,,p of BrooklawBreolOawn Vll- i_n the County of union, at a meeting to husband of the late Mary E, Kennedy h survived by I granddaughter and 1 llaro.iri, nf a,.ill;L Union he ilihl * " Ili.lnn Lf i_j » .il".. currmi: devgleu-talher o/jJatef-Beaa^ jniîitiy—HLjJiE-muuiLiauiiicipi MM. PASSED OBDINANCE NO. 12S4 ^~ tounty, n.j,N.J,-" rueriled in tnthenDrBoe unwn quar lie curran, Mrs, Framis Walker, and BOROUOM OF ROSELLE quarters. Municipal Building, Fribergor Thomas II.. durran Jr.! also survived from the McCraeken Funeral HAVE BUYERS UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY . County nineiistir't s OffOffici e JlJutyt 24 14, *park • , Morris Avenue, Union, on the ftth Home, 1500 Morris Ave,, Union en MAX SEROTA REAL ESTATB 1947 as Map No. OBF; thenoe (I) on day of July, 1870 at 8iO6 p.a, wUl con- by 0 piandehlldren. Funeral was from NOTICED JIEBIBV QIVEN that the Smith and «mith;aiBurban) 4!S Morris Monday. High Mass ef Rgquiem St, 1XOI,USIVE BROKER following ordinance was passed and a curve to the l,lt having aradiuiiof sider the report ef tho Board of com- 1 Michael's church, Union. 402 Coloniol Ave., Union adopted on second and final hearing duly 16,00 feet an iire distance o{ S3.00 missioners of Assessment of the Town, Ave,, SprlngUold, on Saturday, June 20. held by the Mayer and council of the ftot to a paint- ihtnoe (2) Nort-1 47 ship of Union In the County of Union in High Mass "of Reaulem in st, Hose of F yA D METAL • WftATHE/i Borough of Reielle, Union County, New degrees OD minutes 31 seconds Earn relatlgn to the construction and Installa. Lima Church, Short Hills, Interment ROON--Hilen HuUilnceDurnw)ongat- H«rina;gii.44M;T; ai% STRBI ron UOOHS ^NIl W&-. orough of Reielle, Union Cn io!,69 ie,.i to pointi thenee (3) Uon of sanitary sewer laterals in Uie St, nose of Lima cemetery. urday, Junu 20, 1070, beloved wife of UOWS. MAURiet LINDSAV. erseyy , att a JlegulaJlularr meeting held In the u I Rll Seutii 4. a,,grt,,s ft;minute« 3lS Five Points area, (West Section) Jacob M. Roun. dwoted mother of , 4 ELMWOOB TtR., IRV. .-ES 3,1537 Bormie'i Hill, chesmut Street, Roselle, seconds East 22,44, faet to .a point; The purpose ef such meotingls to con- Harry T. Roon el aroem/ille, s,c,j Ot/W New Jersey on the 82nd day of June 1970. thenee (4) s™ih 47 "degreea OS sider, among etiier things, any ebieetien DecOSMO .. Michael, on Saturday, daughter of. Mrs, Grace Durilor of 70 . , . JEAN, KRULISH June 20, 1970, of Irvington, Brother incomi Property ]14 minutos 31 a,.ronds West pWallel or objeeuoni that the owners oVplpfrt? Cape cod. Mass,; slater of Mrs. Jack Bonugji Clerk wiUi the aoconil Dourse and distant named In the said report may preseirt of Vincent, Frank, Ahtoinette and Bell oi dape Cod, Mass, and James fe* ORA^BUMWQ AM ORDBJANCE. VACATINO A southeastijriy tiierofrom 17.60 Jeet against the confirmation of thi assess- Emily. Funeral' was from "Oalantq • Burnor of Fla.i also survived By a RUBBIM REMOVARIMQV L FORTON OF THAT PORTION . myasured nt fight aneles 103 feet ments and awards made therein, and to Funeral Hemu," 400 Sandford Ave, graniluhiidrcnL Thu luneralacrvioewas CLIANUP Real Estate CpMBpIED HOME WITH INCOME — OF BARTLETT ITREET SITU- more or les^ u aooiffiinthe said take further and other Jetton as may be (VallsburB), on Wbdnesday, Requiem at "liaeberl!! tt Barth Home lor Fun- liloomllclj — comBletely turnliihe.1 and' ATID WeST OF AMSTERDAM deemed appropriate and proper and as Mass at St, Antoninus church, : .-als," B71 Clinton Avo., Irvingten, UJIS oi rireok3i08 five,. thince(S) right and Justice shall requlfe, Tho re! . Tuisday, Junu 23, Intcrmoiit In i xem rentea. Ineome.overt400Bio, conven- AVENUE, alenj tht said line of. Brooksfde 7 lent looitlon, Asidni lal.Mg, Owner, The Speetator, June2»,1870(Fee |4,37) Drive on n curve to the left havinf port above referred to is B» on file in HEMPEL -. On Monday, June ii, , . .^nd Memorial Park, Write te Box #911, SubutTbui Publish-,. the office of the Township clerk tor 1970, Henrietta, ef 7 Queen Ann Road, ! •fa -'. ODD JOBS a radius ol 135 00 feet an arc dis. esunlnstlon by parties Intereatedttero. Apartments For Rent jnicsrp, U»i ShyVesai* Ave,, Unl(n, taneo of 0,00 feet more or less tt a WI.IQHT TRUCKINO, RUBBISH OSOS0SO««9OOOO0««< w.j.. zS/M EARLY COPY ppint] Uieneu (Oi stlii aloni the said ISREMOVED FROM YARDS,. AT- line of nresksidj Brivo North SO MARY E. MILLEn PubMeity chairmen are Township clerk (SlCi Si CELLABi. 2-rooni efflolency. Light cooking lull • depress 11 mimlea 1SseconilsWest AUO- HOLLYWOOD FLORIST ^ •i CALL 617-1032 mts, private entrance, furnisliK). 9 urged fo .'observe the tne" point and place of union Leader, June 2J, July a 1970 1682 StusvBiont Av«, 115 (Fee ^13.92) IS • .X T/F Youne woman preferred, $105.00. Box Industrial Property Friday dead! ine for other Union • Irvington 1-000' Suburban Publishing Co., Union* We spacldllie In Funeral ff. J, * OlOiS, . " ~ . ~ . H T/P >o«o©e6©««»«e6 EXECUTIVES read our Wont than spot news. Include, the laylnBl m Jntatoni and replace. 'SCHMIDT 3500 no. FT, Ooof ipice lorlMasttW Design Onj Syftipolhy . ment of one ,:.,. more storm and Ads when hiring employees Phone use. Includes 2 offices totaling 810 your name, address and Arroniementl for the bsr.av.d , • YAHffl, MOVWQ, NO'JOB TOO 4 ROOMS, aU utiUU« nld, gara«, ft, Own lowUng doeli. Immeilliite sanitary aewir.. • ': Breg eboul yourself for only •ELIZABETH femlly, juii phen.i HMALU OALXRAtPH 811-4303,-~—~- -near tmien center.§171, Prefer OOIBM« -"phone-number. .•-.— •• Section J, This ti'rdlnanoe shall take -13,201 Coll 080.7700,—doily- aoBy. cm at 204 CSIUBDUS ATSJT effect in the mi,,, ??1£SkAed bvTlaw.- is* wiMMtlo/wr •"• 2-22fi8^"" —-" MU 6-113! " Call 007-4532, I S/U or S45-2Sip.