Flood Victims Call on Town for Quick Relief Office by Noon on Friday

many persons as possible to help them avoid : ihorsday, November 9, 197? the consequences of diabetes. It can be detected and treated," he laid. Technical Institute Overweight adults urged to take test for diabetes If diabetes is not detected and controlled, serious harm may come to the body, especially Overweight adults, particularly those over weight or related to a diabetic He pointed out 1965. Last year, 375 tests were performed on the who have diabetes without realizing it. to the blood vessels, eyes, kidneys and the feet. In cat* of »m»rg«ncy to hold open house day of the clinic. "The Board of Health is anxious to test as The Zip Code 40, were urged this week to take advantage of that one out of five blood relatives of a diabetic ' calf (he free diabetes detection tests to be offered may develop the disease. . . "Six of the tests proved positive," Cerone next week by Memorial General Hospital, Baid, "and the results were referred to the PAINTORIlATrBNTIONI Sell yoirMlfto30.0Wf«mlllMwlltl a lwv-CO»t 376-0400 for Pollc. Department for Springfield is next Wednesday Dr. Gershon stressed the importance of a Wont Ad. Call 484 7700. Union. hearty meal two hours before taking the test. person's physician." or First Aid Squad What do students enrolled in vocational and Dr. Gershon said if diabetes is detected early "The two-hour interval is necessary for proper 376-0144 for F.lro Department technical career programs learn and what The hospital will administer the tests without options He ahead In their future? interpretation of the blood sugar level," bo " it can be controlled with a simple diet or with 07081 charge next Thursday, Nov. 16, from 10 a.m. to said. , Jewelry... "As rouUke It" These and many other questions from high noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Members of the hospital's diet and pills, while others may require insulin. school students and the general public will be He said the test is easily and quickly ad- Diabetes, explained Dr. Gershon, is a con- Setting Volunteer Guild will assist physicians in the ministered. A painless prick of the finger draws Published Every Thursday by Trumor Publishing Corp. answered at the annual open house at Union program, which is being run in cooperation dition in which all the sugar consumed by the 41 Mountain oy... Springfield, N.J. 07031 - (86-7700 County Technical Institute and Vocational a drop of blood which is placed on a. reagent ' body cannot be used. It collects In the blood and Corp. with the Township Board of Health and Health strip. The strip Is then compared to a color Center, Scotch Plains, next Wednesday at 6:30 eventually, in the urine. Treatment of diabetes Moiling AtfrVui Subscription Rat ; Officer Frank Cerone. chart to determine whether a subject may have. VOL 44 NO. 6 SPRINGFIELD, N.J., THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1972 Second Cloit Postage pjn. -Û-detenninedrby: nphysiclan individually in P.O. Box 69,' Springfield, N.J. 07081 18.50 Y.orly Paid at Springfield. N.J. 20 Cents Per Copy According to Dr. George H. Baxel, president, According to Dr. Justin Gershoh, chairman diabetes.- each case. According to Cerone, Memorial General has the. campus will be in full operation that of the Diabetes Detection Clinic at Memorial Dr. Gershon said the hospital staff has taken Jewelers evening with students, faculty, and ad-General, anyone can get diabetes but it is most performed close to 5,000 diabetes detection part in the program for Beveral years because ministrators on hand to answer questions common in people who are over 40 and over- tests free of charge to Union residents since of "our conviction that detection of diabetes is 1571 Morris Ave. ranging from "what does a civil technician do" an important community service that deserves to "how are dentures made." FRIDAY DEADLINE ' ~ • our support." MU4-032J Union, N.J. 07083 All Items other than spot news should be In our. • Dr. Baxel explained the annual open house Cerone said the detection program is aimed All Jewelry Work Done on Premises.... Flood victims call on town for quick relief office by noon on Friday. was switched to the fall this year in order- to .at pinpointing the 65,000 New Jersey residents accommodate high school juniors and seniors who are making plans for post-high school education and jobs. 100 citizens • Among the departments that will be open at the open house will be the food services and bakjng departments-, two-year programs offered at the Vocational Center. Joseph seekaction Rosenberg, instructor, said various gourmet we dishes, including decorated hams and turkeys, hors d'oeuvres, fruits, seafood, and FOOD SUPERMARKETS gelatin molds, will be on display and in the by committee process of preparation. Nutrition, table set- tjrigs, and kitchen facilities will also be among SALE TODAY thru SAT. the topics the students will cover with the Mdyor discloses plans guests. The baking department will exhibit for flood, rent meetings decprated cakes for every holiday, wedding Convince Yourself ByAHNERGOI.D cakes and pies, scenic cakes, breads, and horn Flooding was the major topic at the Township of plentys. Students will also be in the process "OUR Trim is Better" Committee meeting. Tuesday night at Town of making donuts. Hall as almost 100 citizens, primarily from the . Other programs at the Vocational Center that neighborhood of Washington avenue, filled the will be open for public inspection and questions meeting room to discuss problems arising from will be auto mechanics, beauty culture, last week's downpour, to review past dif- building mechanics, commercial art, machine ficulties and to demand immediate remedies. shop, welding, auto body repair, graphic arts, Mayor Robert Weltchek announced plans for radio-tv repair and photography. Iwo special hearings to be held next month, one '. Union County Technical Institute conducts PROF. AUGUSTO SALVATORE to deal with local flooding problems. It will be post-high school career programs in dental held Dec.B, at a site to be announced, so that hygiene, dental technology, dental assisting, officials of the Army Corps of Engineers can medical assisting, and secretarial sciences, UC math chairman explain to local residents their plans for major computer programming, accounting, chemical - t improvements along the Rahway River. technology, civil technology, elec- awarded doctorate The other meeting, Dec. 13 at Town Hall, will tromechanical technology, electronic feature talks by representatives of the Internal technology and mechanical technology. Prof. Augusta Salvatore, chairman of the Revenue; Service on federal rent control Students completing two-year programs at Mathematics Department at Union College, regulations. has been' awarded a doctor of philosophy WASHED OUT—Braces provide tomprory support for foundations at home of Mrs. UCTIwhlch have been approved by the Union The mayor also appointed five members to degree in mathematics by New York Frieda Williams, 98 Washington ave., Springfield, where waters of the Rahway College faculty are eligible to earn an Associate Boneless Steak Sale! the newly organized Springfield Rent Leveling in Applied Science degree conferreed by Union University. River undermined structure during last week's flood. • (Photo-Graphics) THICK CUT SHOULDER £oard. By ordinance, they can be neither College. The two institutions under contract Dr. Salvatore's dissertation is on "The ..tenants nor landlords. -Named were: Robert with the Union County Coordinating Agency for Application of Mathematics to Certain Blesser, until the end of this year; James Higher Education provide .the programs and Biological Problems Considered by Alfred J. BIRDSEYE SHOULDER Sentner and Edward Olesky, to the end of 1973, services ot a comprehensive community Letka and Vito Volterro." The study deals with : toenj LEAN 1 TENDER ' and Bruno Marino arid Edward Olesky, to the Streets, houses flooded college system in Union County. a mathematical approach to the theory of the IF ITS FROZEN VEGETABLES end of 1974. .. "And that is why as many people as possible struggle for survival. Green Peas or Corn Dr. Salvatore is a graduate of Newark should attend our open house," stated Dr. AIL VARItTIH SWE?T HAR/yiONY—Bqnd members Nancy Rioux planned by-Jeffrey Anderson, band.director, and Edward THE FLOOD SDBJECT came up early in the UJiiege of fcngineertng where he earned both a Baxel. "There are many opportunities STEAK Springfield, left, and Mitchell Wasterman of Mountainside, Shlley, assistant director, include several ouf-of-stqte meeting as the committee voted unanimous onefstorm awaiting students in Union County and they bachelor's and master's degree In electrical MORTON'S 'practice their salesmanship on Shirley Goldhammer of i $00,000 bond ordinance to be used engineering. He also attended the University of ... THICK CUT performances, including the Salute to Israel parade in N«w Springfield voters who may have been should know about them." Sprlngfieldlnr>poroUof^4h»itddlt HParte Parsell also reported^ that a number nf Naples for four years, taking theoretical _ YcfWThcy have appeared in compalllluiis in Puuiplun ' election out- =-U as. Berkeley Heights and Now Bnin»wlrlc- flooded cars had been abandoned throughout studies. "In advanced mathematics, ex- luwn, many reitiairring in the streetsthgiieiitr J~——perimental—phyaiea, theoretical—mechanics; GOVT. INSPECTED CHICKEN (Photo-Graphici) day. One mntorist travelling on—South- nnrl chemistry KTvSedrive """•'""« ™^"" dayThat Hooded streets and houses and left a Springfield avenue Thursday morning saw number of staUed Dr. Salvatore joined Union Collegein 1965 lightener(Non Dairy) Breast STtAl '" -•'" Holler of 75 S. Maple ave., a member ""* littering the vehicles, most with their headlights still bur^ moving its office after teaching two years at NCE. Shortly after ' BEEF LIVER- 5UCED _:.__. flood control committee, wan the Jth'ormiBhfnrM thrîghnirt;thAtman ^ • !_ r_: ..Tjie piiab^thISflcuU-SjcjUJty_.office.will^ illJ t6e_ faculty, he developed Union . Chuck Steak JM0KI0DR HYOIIADrS WIST VIRGINIA SRAND' during the hearing on the' Wednesday's day-long downpour resulted in move tomorrow from 288 N. Broad st. to the "College's first course in computer science. He Lamb Cfiops' llM*l CUT GREEN BEANS, WHOLE 6REEN' Boy2,G«t J —— ————— =;—•.—' .'.V'v.~'. '• .' .-'. begin his employment on. Jan. 3. collided. paper arid ask for our "Tips on Submitting BEANS, FRENCH STYLE GREEN BEANS, .1 Livingston. The sale is being conducted by The Mill* pgpgm for-the~Begtona> ''' Guild of Saint Barnabas and all proceeds will News Releases." ~~ ,•—._. ic and Span SLICED GREEN BEANS, CREAM GOLD DeLuca was taken by the First Aid Squad to Adult School waa approved. Over 230 couraea.: i -Overlook Hospital, sufferinga possible frac- benefit the Medical Center. WITH THIS COUPON CORN, WHOLE GOLD KERNEL COUNT wUl bo offered and dastes are scheduled to. • OOOO ONIY AT tWOOUYS, . ture of ihe left arm. He was treated in the. MIXED VEGETABLES. PEAS OR u-29.' . . . . emergency room and released. SAUERKRAUT ~ ., ••„ . ." ' -TWOLyears ago, the Leader printed a very Parents of senior class students at Jonathan I for the 1972-73 TlOe I speclal personal noticr-on it? front page, , DUNCAN HINES Daytoji'ReglQnal-HlghSchooliujvelBeen urged —exception-to~ the usual- policy.—?Ehe-niessai CAINA ^;B federally funoed-HUe I to attend one of three meetings sponsored by readr "Love-to Joanne on Albert court,, fin League to present Lady Scottvr CAKE MIXES INSTA iumbo Dash t\ the guidance department scheduled for today i» destened^ to assist: students who your fiance in Vietnam—Dennis.'' at9 am,, 1:30 pjn. and 8 p.m. in the school h«dlffllUiththM Toilet Tit$oe 10 1 - QT. ENVS. ind reading. • . rhose-readers-having romantic souls will committee study x>n -2-lb ' J, . pleasedô. know,thatTwrticular love story hail flOe2-PACKS ''., BOX Stiirdeota'in all four high schools will be able " " •"••• •'" " ;. Sundaywas the weddi OT WITH THIS COUPON "' icIp^toyoJuntarUy in aptitude and, irp- solid waste disposal aeon mir jit two auw—r test* administered by theiNewlwk. M O SHASTA CAN-SODA ' The bride Is Joanne La Rosa, daughter of Mr. The environmental quality committee of the ;l College of Engineering counseling centetf at Springfield League of Women 'Voters will r *;Jonathaji Dayton and. David Brearley and'Mre. Paul W, Rosa of 6 Albert ct. ""- VAIUABU COUPON _bri4igr(x)rn, and a former U.S. Army ettgii -continue-its-presentatioirof theLeagUBTsttidy*" on solid waste disposal this evening at 8:18 in and assistance offered by the Day ton guidance Johnson on Dec. 9. is Dennis Leedy. He Is the son of Mr. and Tatter's Chpke Charles Leedy of I39HJUside ave., SprinRfielU.1 fj the municipal library. Marcla Forman, ' office In forwarding materials to colleges and chairman, has extended an invitation to anyone Freeze-Drfod Employers," stated MUs Singer, "I urge all Board approval was given to Stanley Joanne and 'Dennis, both graduates of „,,. Joy Dish Detergent interested to join League' members. In Grape Jelly nts of the Class of 1973 to meet with us Grossman to conduct two evaluation workshop Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, met i*;.'.^* discussion, of "possible long-term solutions td OOOO ONLY AT WO 0UY> sessions on the. Regional career awareness 1998.00 the day her older brother graduriti-i*-'Lt i l Persons desiring additlona,! in- this critical national problem of. literally being *n«rcr, iw''i r"v>il Hudson Bathroom Tissue .£,: program.,The first session Is scheduled for froin.the schdw, As Joanne tells the story,' •^ Fluff atlon may call 'the Jonathan Dayton smothered by the discards of our affluent GREAT K3D COOKINO ALL VARIITKS : Dec. 2 and the second will be held someMme In w«s*m)itring rain, add my. girlfriend and I wee* society." . ••;.•••',; .~'fqr one thing, there's a lot more insic/e, ' And we'vo had some vary fresh ideas about • ance office at 37M300. ;'•;" , [Jiij3l|e parking lot, wondering how we qir. kt\d how ib'cirtulaio'HyOur ramarkablo VALUABL! COUPON Ro 1 •During last month's unit meeting On this- injid,f • WS*r~6 ^giving you plenty of lagroom Casanova Oil "-Sl'Mif •'••"""• (another friend's house.X yp'lronl. And fantastic headroom. improved varnilatioh system oven de-logs the _ 4 tU mmtmn •* BUMIU subject, current methods of waste ditposat Vr_ _^. .^-ikiewiode by in a car, I 'iWe'va also done^^r^ce thing lor your nose. side windows/ % YUBAN were summarized with particular attention tOx 1 ChunkUaht Tuna • \4 •'•••'- and tbedriverofftredus a ride. The driver w*a; landfill, incineration and pyrojjnis. The Qiir, new windshield is pushod way forward, Altogether, Iho interior of.the 1973 Super. Dehnjs. We started dating soon after we met." Beetle islia. radically different, you'd have a Tea Bags nttant Coffee committee also defined, the economic obsUclei • qpi^t'curved. 'It's actually 47% larger. Besides the surprise newspaper message to hardtirritJknowing if was a Beetle", except lor Faoer Towels 9* to recycling "under existing condittooa whidl ' ,ifor comfort, the seals, loo,arecurveU.Tho"r hisflancw, Dennis had other ways of showing 1 : n the steering wheol insignia. . . discriminate in favor of virgin materials," '::', ' sahie way what you sit on is. A d the samo DwM.JIw. It, l*n. Temple' Sharey Shalom, Springfield, affection while be was stationed overseas, Mlt. tTAMOAMO MMHC Mrs. Forman sfated that a coinbJhod com your back is. ^ There remain, however,.certain things that * "H fesUval serle» will begin with « . Eêry OUMIV week, Joanne would receive ree will give you.llre clue that you'ro driving a VW. sensus of members of the Springfield and Unlaid; ir.tia type sealbelts bupklo up as standard j'Htroshlnia^pnÂtapm-l' Stihdaiy" ...... ^.. ,..,. tip w.jj JflsîllhJpped'froin a florist in Hawaii. TIM u i Kl Economy. Dependability. ; leagues will be sought at hr'"" "-'" — ^ ^fc ^* fej will be V totnl olilcalb for help fnrmreildtnti. can) -always r«ad simply,. "Remember Our good otd nevor-give-up "with areas of discussion foci i padded dash is Com- .•.Irfort^dglilt of the«»-were ejnergene(e» character. •we^roujd Uke-Joverffmehriq Iqsigned. Tflfbe road Zstt Deodorant Jewish Rolls t, mm critic and prV«»»or of clnwna ';. •Qd II required Uieute of tixy(«n. Squad w«.»eQgfy , The beauty of the new in- role be expanded, and if so, In what, mm osn. : •' ';' • . . mtwbviput In 184m»nh9ar» during the r«S^ trim Vietnam in March, mi, am side may bo its beauty. But tha Soap : : ; who should have responsibility; what mm in and out of the ?lich«dul^''a>« ^Tto''i^^ ^^ :^ •nontfanbU the mbntaijcei roiled S- then was i«nt to Germany for a nlne-montl lad- thdt it comes in the cor It 3 ;W* WITH COUPON Jumbo Donuts carried Mr. and Mrs. do we place on various goalsi and' i«d~t of the Bug ii now ti^dw,; He was home for good iM car might the federal government does, is the most boautiful part L««dy from tholr wedding cvramany Saturday • .ov.on for non. ;:''' " nil „. , , In St, Jam** Church, communities manage their solid yean, JUO'«UJ> ,^ , ;%iting»l«l^prinB't«W.Thd e• brlabrld*V. th« former Joann* laRoia of SpringnsiaSpringflsld, , iI«t in th«a youn youngg icaladyy "Public awarene»s arid^L- FfW thingf In life work at well at a yolk.wagon. planned to be ,,.;,v, who >yas fh» »ub|tc'' t' o'f a spvclotctl l p«rionall m«ssqg« printeitdd I In thih« LoaderLd, fromf . however," added Mm, Fort 1 : : to Tomple Sharty Shalom, to H»rbart« if.^/*»ry^:3^'.:eoinmim1ty, pl«iM —^ •»IM<1«™-^ V'. ' D«onli wh«irh« wa» stotlonid In Vl»tfiam. Sine* Joanne f»lt D«nnls was always be the moat Important L Pouglas Motors Corp. '. "..' •'. ^tf t«r., SifiSpringfieldl . J»r}c} M conUctRnUi Force. S7M«7. or D»n ;to nie to choose (he MMi^j, '• something out 61 th» ordinary, such at placing tUrprlie n«wspap«r ceasful action in protecting lr WldnsDay, when tlw« «--:-~ ' i, sh« daclded on an out of th« ordinary Wadding, TK« viniag* vehicle was qwllty of the life well b»li qy > Rt. 22 at Morrlf Ay*. 1 .: •••'•'•""* .,,'';MSSw future.' . • •• •"••'• V;.':.*/.

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2-Thursdoy. November 16. \972-SPRINGfHELD (N.J.) LEADER Parents form unit Dayton All-School players to present SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER-Thursdoy, November 16, 1972-3. to maintain interest Wilder classic tomorrow and Saturday in music at Dayton The curtain will go up at 8:15 p.m. tomorrow An auxiliary parents organization has lieen and Saturday in Halsey Hall as the Jonathan formed to help maintain the interest and en- Dayton Regional High School All-School thusiasm In vocal music shared by ISO students players present Thornton Wilder'^ classic play Marsh toasts the great names at Jonathan Dayton High School. "It is the in three acts, "Our Town,".as their annual purpose of the Choral Parents Society to help dramatic offering. ' maintain the high interest In the vocal "Our Town," the thirteenth play directed by programs, to give moral support and en- Drama Coach Joseph F. Trinity, will feature couragement U> their activities, and to develop Walter^Wlnnlck as stage manager;' Joel financial assistance when it Is needed," ac- HI china ana crystal Silverman as Dr.'Glbbs; Nancy DeCrlstoforo cording to a spokesman. as Mrs. Gibbs; James Toll as Mr. Webb; Leslie The teacher heading the department is Ackerman as Mrs. Webb; Lori Berezln as Marsh's elegant world of fine china and crystal is an island Edward Shlley, a graduate of the Westminster Emily Webb, and Jeff Marshall as George of exquisite imaginatively co-ordinated pieces from today's finest Choir College. The singing groups he has Webb. designers and manufacturers. In one department,"and one stop developed are known ail Uie Vucul Wuik&liup Leon Rawltz, David Hodes, Elliot Melamed, for Freshman, the Concert Choir for Inter- Morey Epstein, Debbie Simon, Debbie Reich, you'll find the world's most famous names for giving or setting mediates, the Chnnsonnier for advanced girls, Ed Bilious, Sally Greiner, Andy Kaplan, David your own holiday table. and the Chorale, a select ensemble for boys and Hoffman, Jeff Sarokln and David Kessler have (4irls. Four students from the department have supporting roles In the drama, which presents a received special recognition this year. Two typical day in the lives of the good people of from the Chorale have been selected for the Grover's Corner in New Hampshire. United States Chorus, and two (or the New Local townspeople will be portrayed by Jersey All-State Chorus. Sharon Laffer, Amy Kaplan, Janet Axelrod, The president of the newly formed Choral Janice Kriegman, Carol Bultman, Laurie Parents is Mrs. Arthur Williams of Moun- Jacobs, Rita Kessler, Mary Alice Keenan, tainside ; vice-president, Mrs. Robert James of Melissa Lover, Gwen Paskow, Patti Liberman, Springfield; corresponding secretaries, Mrs. Karen O'Keefe, Linda Barnes, Robin Shipman, r-~>,.—... Jack Lasher of Mountainside and Mrs. Francis Lisa Simon, Sheryl Epstein and Randi Lawrence of Springfield, and treasurer, Arnold Sacharow. Koldorf of Springfield. MEMBERS OF THE WEDDING — Shown In the wedding scene In 'Our Town,' to be Student directors are Jill Simon and Elva The Choral Parents have agreed to help pay staged tomorrow and Saturday evenings at Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, Cardlnale. Carol Dragon, Carol Ryan, Sheryl the expenses of an exchange concert in Virginia Springfield, are, front, from left, Nancy DeCrlstoforo, Jool Silverman, Jeff Marshall, UM> giltwaro Includes Lido salt and Epstein, Larry Wyman, Janice Kriegman and pepper, $35., and fine crystal like this spring. They will cooperate with their lori Berezin, Leslie Ackorman and James Toll; rear, Walter Wlnnick. > tgsMHial line china begins with colorful John Swedish are in charge of ushers, make-up, Georgetown wine glass, $10. children on a cake sale to be held on Saturday Plemont pattern, $27.95, 5 pc. setting. costumes, lighting, tickets and publicity, at the Grand Union in Springfield and the Book respectively. Tickets will be on sale at the door Review at Echo Plaza. for $1.25. Realtors wind up lecture program Georgia McMullen, Springfield realtor, Graduates from Springfield include: Eugene Meys is appointed chairman of the Mandatory Lecture Series of Bataille and Gail Begiolo with Remllnger;, Speaker at temple the Board of Realtors of the Oranges and Victor DeVinny, Sheldon Odell, and Josephine Springfield, officiated at a luncheon last week Paragano, Cartwright; Marlka Beyer, Rae Daum lead crystal ' figurines are hand guidance director In honor of the group's 65 graduates. Margolies, and Sherri Redeker, Sylvester, SPEAK NO EVIL—Evelyn Orbach, left, as Mrs. Brlce and Debbie Stavitsky as Fannie blown, signed on Essex council Robert F. Ferguson Jr., executive vice- Betty Cummlngs, Oak Ridge; Ruth Helder- originals) Stork, rehearse scene from 'Funny Girl,' to be staged by the Springfield Community Martin S. Fox, president of the Jewish president of the State Association of Realtor man, Grill Realty; and Elaine Redding, N. 17" high, $140. at Gov. Livingston Players Jan. 13, 14, 20 and 21 at Jonathan Dayton Regional High School. Tickets Community Council of Essex County will ad- Boards, wflB guest speaker., . Taylor. • Others from $50. Thomas Meys, a guidance counselor at ' can be obtained for $2 from any cast member or at the Sarah Bailey Civic Center. dress Congregation Sharey Shalom of Mrs. McMullen has conducted the lecture ' Florence M, Harris is president of the Board Basking Ridge High School since 1965, was Bobbi Pollack, president, urged anyone wishing to help with costumes, scenery or Springfield . tomorrow evening. series for the past six years. The series of Realtors of the Oranges and Maplewood, appointed director of guidance of the Gov. other backstage assignments to obtain details at the civic center. He will discuss the relationship of the features a panel of realtors who discuss a which includes Livingston, Millburn, Short Wadamod bone china Includes popular Livingston Regional High School in Berkeley Springfield Jewish community to the Jewish variety of topics, ranging from the securing of Hills, and Springfield. Columbia Enamelled, $55., 5-pc. setting Heights by the Union County Regional High Community Council of Essex County of which it prospects to negotiating and financing. Mrs. FRIDAY DEADLINE School District Board of Education last week. Is a part, as well as the functions'of the council McMullen lectured on interviewing prospects All Items other than spot news should be In our "My school environment has always em- From ships to Shakers itself. Fox has been active in the United Jewish and the showing of real estate. :. office by noon on Friday. phasized a strong working relationship with Appeal campaigns since 1949, is a member of • mt French lead crystal masterpieces students and parents," noted Meys, "and I the board of numerous foundations and has are hand-blown and hope to expand this type of rapport between the been a recipient of the Julius H. Cohn leader- Y will show film signed. Dagger Gov. Livingston Regional guidance office and Students visit historical sites ship award. decanter $70., the related community." BY JOANNE GOLD Lang in command. As the seaport's character on Stanley Cup vase, $100. Both his BA degree in history and his MA in Seventh graders of Springfield have just was that of whaling, the groups walked and secondary education with an emphasis in returned fromxa visit 300 years into the past. toured the W.C. Morgan, a whaling ship of long The Summit Area YMCA history are from Seton Hall University. Last The students from the Florence-fiaudineer ago. ' . -o—o— Mini-bus needed, will show a film of the 1972 June Meys received his certificate as a director School this year have visited many places of THE NEXT STOP was Plymouth Plantation. Stanley Cup hockey finals: of student personnel services 41 Montclair interest associated with their study topic this The Plantation was an experience which says seniors unit between the New- York For a more traditional Royal Crown Derby State College. . ,/ year: Early American Values, Colonial Man. brought the students back to earth as they lived Rangers and Boston Bruins on Mini-husen' to provide trnnspnrtalinn fnr -Monday-ovoning at 7:30 in-tho - Thanksgiving, you'll ngusn HW 'ntprfnt if tfrr* r Jlidge High School. ' worked at its own pace, but eventually ac-' "day as Pilgrims was fine while' the si $39.00 5-pc. selling. iCBn'be flexible and open a new life for Gilles Vlllemeure - and the Fishing and hiking are favorite pastimes of complished every study problem. Each could still stand. Next stop was Shaker Vltjdge problem was researched and experienced In At the Village, we were taught Shaker dances Housebound older persons. A committee has excellent play of the Walt the new Regional guidance director. In ad- Tkaczuk line are also the 17th and 18th century manner. and songs. The emphasis, however, was mpstly been appointed to look into cost, maintenance dition, Mr. Meys notes that three or four times highlighted in the film. Features of our trip started at Mystic, history and fact. The students took part in. the and operation. Cost of a 15-passenger mini-bus a week he jogs approximately IV4 miles. has bpen estimated at less than $5,000. Meys will begin his duties as the Gov. beginning with the opportunity to climb the restoration of a building and attended a dance. MOVI NOT Find a reputable! mover "Many*studies throughout the country reveal Heard dinnerwaro Livingston director of guidance on Jan. 3. rigging of the Joseph Conrad, the ship on which The herb garden Was special, as the students In the Want Ad Section. that lack of appropriate transportation con shown Is delicate the students stayed at night at the seaport, picked and ate the herbs. i Miataa English bone strlcts the life-space of any person, limits his Marquis pattern, Many went as high on the rigging as allowed to Special thanks go to: Albert Lamorges, china dlnnerware $36.95 5-po. setting Built homes with bones go. Some stopped sooner. Merle Murphy, Robert Lowell, Robert— capacity for self-maintenance, restricts his from $29.95,5-po. Our second experience was the seaport Senkowski, Thomas Smart, Ronald Drawn, activities and may contribute to his setting. The Thule people who settled in the Arctic crafts. We began by making nails, under the Andrea Wallace, Helen Kllbourne, Irene disengagement or alienation from society," she coast 10 centuries ago hunted Greenland careful supervision of the shipsmith. The nail Monica, Loujse Sacher, Phyliss Nelson and concluded. whales and used the mammals' massive bones was only one of the activities offered to us by Ramona Reeves, faculty members. ' . for their houses. When climatic changes Start Your 1973 the seaport. Knotting sailors' knots and sewing Also: Mrs. P. Biggins, Mystic Seaport, TO PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN: brought year-round ice that ended whale sails were directed by Stephen Lee. Lee was a catching, they abandoned their villages for Mystic, Conn.; Robert Roenshein, Plymouth captain in the Navy for 28 years and then Plantation, Box 1622, Plymouth, Mass.; Mrs. Would you like some help in preparing igloo hunting camps and pursued seals and ' turned to making sails at the seaport. newspaper releases? Write to this news- WotnfMil English walruses. R. Cameron, Shaker Community, Inc., Hjan- Christmas Club Now Coopering was our next experience, with Mr. cock, Mass., and Liberty Court Motel, Han- paper and ask for our —Tips on.Submitting load-cryalal Includes popular Llsmore TEEN-AGERS, find lobs by cock, Mass., and Liberty Court Motel, Hancock News Releases." goblet, $10.50. running Want Ads. Coll 686-7700. road. Hancock, Mass. j--' and sixth grades on Tuesday Skills class afternoons after school. Willlorn I.lphlpHz IK thu. In structor. startslat~Y~~ Girls' skills classes will New 10-week skills classes feature comprehensive In- if"* fine Enfjllsh china and lead crystal. for boys in grades 3-0 and girls struction in trampoline and Bright floral Caribbean pattern, $25.95, Onion lead crystal _ 5-pc. setting, Prlacllla goblet, $9.95. in grades :i-8 will begin at the gymnastics on Monday af- stemware, Illusion by Summit Area YMCA the week ternoons after school tulip goblef, $6. also glftware from $6. of Nov. 27. YMCAr,jnem- Madeline Sirignano is in- dtcuvks bership and advance structor. For further In- registration are required for formation call the YMCA, 273 the courses. - 3330. Boys will-be given a comprehensive course in HerV Frozen candy? hunk crystal Mem wrestling, including In- ware. Georgetown struction in holds, escapes,' flob|et,$1?. » •Sond Most varieties of.candy can pins and body conditioning. •ohray hand-cut Irish •Brown Calf There will also be a con- be frozen with no harmful lead crystal, Royal 'ojg^uction in floor effect. But types- such as Irish stemware, hockey fudge, Jellies and coconut unique tdll cham- tU Improved pagne, $18.50.7 decanter, $70., afternoons after school, fifth Royal Douhon NyaiPa^Ma English AricTGef ATBeailffful bone-chlna dlnnor- wara. Bervodere pauern, $4S.5-pc. •Attlng. Also many fine Candle Free! (lourlnas from $8.60. Gorham-Reizarf crystal stemware Includes Start a 1973 Christmas Club now and get one or these beautiful ulir Tlvoll wine, scented candles freel The candles come In a graceful ceramic .25.IT ••.-•. holder that will add beauty to your home.

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; SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEAQER^Thursdav. Nov«mb«r 1 A. 1972-5 4-Thurtday. November 16, 1972-SPRlN6F»-(.D (N.J.) LEADER Rev. McAlpin to speak Editorial comment The State We're In Bassano introduces bill to establish at 2 worship services The Rev. David" H. McAlpin Jr.,'th« director • JOBS TO of the Center for Action Research in Princeton, state unit to deal with Rah way River will speak at both the 8:45 and 11 a.m. worship By David F. Moore, North Jersey Conservation Foundation services In the First Baptist Church of West- Legislation to create a Railway River He referred to the torrential downpour and. steps to enforce state laws to preserve water field on Sunday. The Center for Action BE DONE Authority on the state level-^with sweeping subsequent flooding in the community, forcing quality and prevent water pollution, and take Research is an agency providing services-to. It's good to see the concept of linear parks which are emerging In open space con- Rockaway Rivers. ..'.!*! powers to deal with flooding, pollution and some 200 residents to dee their homes. necessary measures to develop and restore the help churches plan for change. gaining such a foothold in regional, or at least siderations. preservation of the beauty of the river—has The coincidence that a flood In Hunterdon they have targeted U»dr pMC "The people of Union County, as well as those scenic beauty along the river. Mr. McAlpin serves the Northeast Career county-wide, planning- Recently Hunterdon, - For one vital thing, their very location means of the Musconetcong the tame way, as well ar* been introduced by Assemblyman "C. Louis Bprend a new wave of destruction Monmouth and Morris Counties have come up In Essex and Middlesex counties' with homes Bassano's bill also calls for establishing a Center as a career counselor of church perr,.!<« Flooding has never been a partisan Its name came about because it penetrates what it is, the most logical place to put the its length in suburbia has long since fallen prejr~ problem and officials of both parties an area rich in American history. For its seven- trunk sewer lines which are soon going to be to the bulldozer. But out in Warren Countyf mile length along the Whippany River it passes growing widely in this state we're in is along much of It is intact and could be refilled with) THANKING THE'PUBLIC — The three winning Republican candidates in last week's share the credit for the substantial close to General George Washington's Banks offer ga| careers 'advances that have been made but not too close to streams. It will be a lot water for fishing and wintertime ice skating. •WiWiltlpol election this week Issued a>statements.pf thanks for public support. Revolutionary headquarters,' the building in cheaper if the land In which they are buried is Ita.towpath could be restored as a biking and "ShcVwrt, 4rorii left, are Ed Stiso Jr. and1 Bob Wasserman, newly elected township During the recent "Career Mrs, Doby, "there's no place |.'TD toward tangible relief. Now both which the telegraph was perfected and first undeveloped, publicly-owned property. biking trail along a watercourse which in- ••JiorrMlf teVmenilpnd Art Buehrer, the rftiw township clerk. Day for Women" at thelike a savings and loan." parties will certainly join in the final publicly demonstrated, an old mint where New In Monmouth, blkeways are shown, along terestingly would often sit high on hillsides to Newark State College in effoct to translate the plans •from Jersey issued its own copper pennies and the with' linkages along railroad and power line provide vistas which are unknown from a Union, Mary Doby, vice- paper to concrete. ironworks where America's first cast iron plow right of wayB, as well as along major streams. natural waterway. - > " president of Crestmont was made, as well as machinery for the first X3OP victors issue statement Savings, had a few things to In Morris County the planners, have just issued These are the kinds of opportunities which -'t Recreation is another area where transatlantic steamship, the S. S. Savannah. say about women in the an open space element which calls for linear are still available to faraighted planners and the new administration will find financial world these days. The concept of these "shoestring" parks, parks along the South and North Branches of officials. But they've got to act quickly if L some, widely asked questions to miles long and sometimes only yards wide, the Raritan River (also In Hunterdon's plan), development of various kinds isn't going to ing voters for support "It's a whole new ball game falls neatly in with a lot of Important priorities the Musconetcong, Pompton, Whippany and for women," she said, "and, answer. The town does have a very harden all these arteries once and for all. i r The three Republican victors in last week's "I must admit that the thrill and excitement wherever you look, you're apt JOIN US FOR active agency in this field which does local election, Ed (Rusty) Stiso Jr., Bobof being elected to the Township Committee TIED DOWN? a job far beyond the scope found in HAOKUUG THE AAR.WAVS to find women who have • ••:/! Wasserman and Art Buehrer, this week Issued was soon tempered by the storm that battered climbed the ladder of success THANKSGIVING USE most neighboring communities. their official thank you statements to the voters our community on Wednesday. As-1 watched and sport such titles as But there have been calls for of Springfield. • . the Union County Park on Meisel avenue director, vice-president and DINNER LETTERS Stiso commented, "I want to thank all the rapidly turn into a swirling river, I could not president." SHERMANS additional facilities and services. We IN townspeople who encouraged and supported help but reflect upon the enormous respon- Mrs. Doby pointed out that haver serious doubts as to whether LIBRARY SERVED 11 a.m. -9 p.m. my election, fromthe voters who pulled the sibility that I will assume come Jan. 1.1 can Crestmont "provides a there would, be enough backing in Transit bond issue lever on Nov. 7 tothos e who aided and advised \assure you that I will do everything in my helping hand to employees. FULL COURSE DINNER Miuimiiumi PAST me from my political time immemorial. The power to try to meet the challenge." SPECIAL MENU the-,community for a year-round Farming at home For instance, Crestmont pays fjdencc that they, have expressed and tfie Buehrer declared, "I would like to thank the swimming "pool, with gym and For the past twodays I've been trying to, Letters to the editor must be received rto tuition for special schooling at SERVICE jnapce Uta't'they expect Is well "founded, voters of Springfield for their confidence and auditorium facilities, to make it self- — „ — BYJIOSEP^SIMON — — COMPUTER LIMITATIONS understand why this township voted in favor of later than noon oh Monday of the week tKiy1'.' the Savings and Loan vlM direct all my abilities and efforts to support in my election to the office pf township BRING THE FAMILY •A;H supporting. A comprehensive survey the Springfield Public Library lists the "What Computers Can't Do," by Hubert L. TENSE the transit bond. With the massive flooding, are to appear. They should not exceed 35fc| Institute, for courses not only Dfeyfus. From the times of Socrates and Plato, rv)c,e arid'ffiteresul of Springfield and all clerk. .."'•. In telling and accounting, but SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MENU Save money, time & troubltl Shop following titles among the books recently problem, especially in Springfield, how can words in length and should be. typed with 1 lor dupes, slipcover*, might help to answer that question. fjzens:'? ''..".'"' " ' "My special thanks to all those Individuals, in advanced savings and loan received: the idea of artificial intelligence has been anyone think we need so much as another double spacing between all lines (not all in " reup*iolstery tod bedsprotds tti« M Once the facts are determined, t-o-o- steadily growing. This has led to the digital square foot of highway? erinlin ad;ieh» fm.r TAXI SERVICE SCOTCH PLAINS Ipnm prflrtjpfllly pygrythinff- li thrt t r*"** «hn»M ha In our——"rpledgB that, Um office uf townshipxlerlrwilH rtrecHtre bout-seeds, potgibllities-of-ar4ificial-jntalligcnce-ag well as . production' of "Tfie~Bad~ '.Tho -This-state-shou!d-not-be-investing-in-any toofastr . ,,,!„ high schools and, board of education pflices in the Union County Regional High SPRINOFIELD DECORATORS tips a ucuiuc ugu WIICIvto J me uuui be run responslvely and efficiently." 24 hr. AIRPORT SfeRVICE grasses and grains, vegetables and herbs, fish the limitations. One,gathers that computers!' high school's Band Parents Organization transportation except public transportation. After 190 years my vote still didn't count I School District, thanks to the continuous atforis of George Koenecni, the Regional 322-4114 2 Mlllbwm Avt., Millburn was new and when the town and the (on advue* nolle*) and livestock, fruits and nuts and pest control. can deal only with facts, but that man, the,, begins door-to-dotir cantfy sale to raise funds We can't stop 78, but we don't have to let it don't think Am erica Is changing too fast, I dent interoffice mailman. Konecni has-been working for the Regional District for eight 376-2552 or 376-2553 "schools were overflowing with small If you are still asking questions, there is a long source of facts (which are programmed intorii for band exchange program...A new citizens' happen to anyone else.,.. think. 190 years is toofast i dhkhWiUHU^ldill" -fry -list-of-periodicals-mid-publiealionj to further- -the-compttter)H»-<{tiided' by motivaUon-ane'i:i utjrgjwrtjifaj urtdef •» temporary--- i lidimd Uie PieslJent1 duplicated. EARLYCOPY . child population declining and one chairmanship of DORIS RUFF..The MAYFLOVVEUlr'; !' "•"• ' trust throughout my country ? No. boys and girls and adults in may counteract much misinformation school and at home. Two other classmates (not Will someone bear my volceT No. On-the f «/vMrrors other lands through YMCA higher than any bf us like, but ~>"»«»' ''.*...... DOG many questions. , Springfield's new municipal building is Annual proclamations of this observance ' Figtrrea from the Bureau of emanating from the news media. the popujar variety) attempt t& befriend her contrary, bis voice will be beard, louder r Bat • Glass Doors & World Service, according to it Is not a crisis. In fact, the 3.7 Traffic problems are another field formally dedicated. The structure is *n serve to enhance public appreciation' of the percent rise Is less than the Labor Statistics show that the OBEDIENCE She presents a, wide range of information: but she turns them down, fearing permanent mine, my own voice—won't be heard at allf • Light Fixtures (Kenneth Pearl, YMCA J enlargernent'.on tfte town hall built 35 years significance of the Compact,'the first in- average rate of increase average American's take- where a new administration can major visual defects, care of the eyes, history exclusion by the snobbish Popular Girls' Club. For whom do I speak? What group do;I • American Standard &', general executive. Last year, ; GLASSES earlier in,, June ji$l2..vTne Springfield Sun strument of self-government in the new world. during 1967-71, when food home pay went up 7.2 percent settle many problems. And the way of lenses, the advantages and disadvantages of But with the passage of tigie, our young lady represent? The liberals? The young? V" Kohler Fixtures local youth raised over $1400 .becomes ejiibroilefd, In controversy with the This is particularly true with students of ' prices were not considered to '{ii the past year. The average to ; :deal with them is on a lenses, eye examinations, cost of lenses, their eventually learns that title friendship is more people be grouped Uke cattle', and < in their mint sale. valuable than mere popularity. • .University of Mississippi when the paper American history, to whom the Society of • AAedlclne Cabinets be a serious problem. It is''consumer could have bought *25 proper insertion and removal and insurance. like cards? The local YMCA's 1972 goal 0 WBEK COURM comprehensive, townwide basis. refuses to print a routine press release from tho Mayflower Descendants in the State of New. • Wall Paneling true, of course, that somefbod -id-percent more food than a Each chapter contains a series of questions and of $4,000 to be raised by What was done this fall, school because.of the, Institution's racial policy. Jersey distributes many thousands of Compact People are, individuals. I speak, only prices have risen more than 'year ago. But, they chose to answers, serving to clarify specific problems. "A Special Guest," by- Pearl Augusta Har- contributions from members, • UNION .The "Ole Miss" paper publishes an editorial reproductions every year. myself. Those who agree, may. Those,* the average. Meat prices rose particularly with the new parking wood. When Mrs. Moon became Mrs.Bumba, dissent, may, for that is their constiti " friends and the mint sale, will buy more other things: Cars, criticizing the Sun...Newly-elected com- Crowded into the tiny cabin of the Mayflower PftODUCT SELECTIOM U.6 percent—Meat accounts bacon lower Mountain avenue, may THE LANDS DOWN UNDER she and her husband''lived in a rented house missioners for the Springfield charter study. right of freedom. be used in YMCA programs in appliances, vacations, • WESTFIELD "John Gunther's Inside Australia," com- belonging to 'Aunt Mary. Jane, Lee and Bill after a long and tempestuous voyage, and for only about a fourth of your' clothes, housing, etc. Buying hate been necessary. We do not feel group prepare • to start survey..;The local Democracy, Honesty, Love, Peace, 80 countries. 1 impatient to commence a new life ashore, the food budget. If meaT prices more non-food products and jfifl pletedand edited by William H. Forbis. Does it loved having the Bumbas as neighbors, so they chapter of Unlco National Ladies Auxiliary Freedom, but most importantly democracy I World Service projects • SUMMIT qu4$fied to argue with the experts. male Pilgrims signed the historic document in went up more than the services has beerT a.tttroctive pique your curosity when yousee the words were greatly disturbed when they learned that continues its first year of work with a welfare Hear me, America. pn'fen. th'ru,rtrl.,-n-?; Sat., 'lf>5 include refugee services, ENROLL HOW! Buj; we would prefer to see a Kiwi, Aborigine, Spinlfex, Coolibah or Maori? Aunt Mary was returning to claim her house which they compacted to be governed by average, the prices of some because nonfood prices have and charity program expected to reach principles, self-applied, instead of by a ruler. SEYSHINDLEH ; AT--HILLSIDE AVE.(World of Tile Bldg) agricultural training, youth other foods had to go up less (Llmittd enrollmtnt) fartji thqrpugh study of the entire problem You will learn about these and much more and that the Bumbas would be forced to move. culmination at Christmas, leadership training, dispen- risen only 2.9 percent in the Brmdl AMorFMCIHMl John Quincy Admas signalized the . ' 88 Twin Oaks *v«l SPRINGFIELD 4o7-1494 than the average-or decline. Pitt so -Jfrat we can have an overhaul when you read about what goes on inside But clever Bill had an idea which he hoped -o-o- saries, vocational training. past year-so much less than Mayflower Compact as "the first example in . So here's what happened in ratfer than a patchwork job. Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania and New would make everyone happy. 1 35YEARSAGO food prices that other things Guinea. With the assistance pf Mrs: Gunther modern times of a system of government in- •EXCELLENT CHOICE' ™ the past year (July 1971 looked "cheap" while food N.J. Dog College Zoning is less of a problem than it : and her late husband's copious notes, this final Lighting engineer hired by local school board stituted by voluntary agreement, by men of - Regarding hut Tuesday's election, I don't through June' 1972):' Prices seemed "high" by com- -687-2393 wajja few years ago when economic "Inside" story was completed by a Time suggests improved facilities. Committee Is equal rights, and about to establish their know much about the qualifications of the two actually went down for parison. .•;'•'•' pressures for office and commercial Magazine editor and correspondent, William H. School lunches formed to study costs of relighting in community in a new country." In very truth, it persons who were elected to the .Springfield cereals, bakery products, - codgftruction irritated the borders of Forbis. . classrooms...Freeholders' caucus again selects foreshadowed such mighty concepts as "all Township Committee, but I would.' like to poultry, eggs, and non- FLORENCE GAUDINEER SCHOOL Springfield delegate PETER MEISEL to be alcoholle-beverages; Prices of TEN MINUTES WELL SPENT.. The continent of Australia is a vast one, with men are created equal" and "government by commend and thank Bob- Wasserman forvhls out> residential neighborhoods. Monday, Nov .-^20—Juice, frankfurter, board director...JOHN A. JENNINGS of the unusual flora and fauna and tremendous the consent of the governed," and served as the actions last Wednesday evening. :. Spdngfield does have a soundly mustardrfrankfurTeivrollr French -fried Union County Board of Agriculture i-eportsonr : diversity in geography, climate and people. cornerstone of'out'republic." Mr. Wasserman was standing out in the potatoes, sauerkraut, fruit, milk, the $5 million value of the county's 334 farms; Filing required conceived master plan. It should be New Zealand, much smaller and virtually MB8. EUGENE F; DONNELLY middle of Meisel avenue, in the rainstorm, Tuesday—Juice, roast beef, gravyr-noodles, requests county agricultural agent...The Navy Infants and Childrens' Boutique unctcr constant restudy to make sure isolated from the rest of the world/also has an 73-BTroydr. directing traffic away from the flooded area carrots and peas, French bread, butter, milk football team schedules match with Princeton, labor groups EUROPEAN TOYS Yes, that's about how long it will rtiJ it .Sleets current needs. Where it intriguing history, with a bi-racial population, a near: the ice skating pond. .' .,..'. by Wednesday—Soup or juice, grilled cheese on inaugurating the latter school's policy .of democratic government and, as with Australia, JER8EY WENT REPUBLICAN—• There was .really DO -reason other than _-The Labor-Management | > take you to up-date your method of do«T, there^ should be no spot white or ham on rye sandwich, tossed salud finishing Its season with a game with a service . calendar towel -FURNITURE a jpronflsihg' future", linked with the Asian New Jersey went Republican arid thus my common decency fothlmtobeout; after all,he Reporting and Disclosure Act, 4 UMTAmi TOY ROOMS NOW OPEN. exceptions. ------with Russian dressing, Thanksgiving Day ttiam...Local bank mails "Christmas . dub vote didn't even count I "No Taxation Without bill__piiyjjig ona record keepiny by— continent. : had already won the election,. ••'•' mSH APPAREL Ct.llpru(« • Wlniuar Knits e point of widespread concern •cookie, milk. •'".-' • . checks "totalling $35,000...HELEN MORGAN Representation!" That's what the WHEN YOU QPEN - Thursday—School closed, Thanksgiving. starsJn "Hollywood Hilarities" ata Broadway Howevcrrif Mr. Wasserman's action of last ; threat of a giant shopping Revolutionary War was fought over, 190 years Wednesday is indicative of what we can expect Management Ser vires § Also SCOTTISH * ITALIAN KNfTS Orlglnsl Lltwty Prlnti opening a Checking Account at The t Friday—School closed, Thanksgiving recess. cabaret;—:— " : ago. . .' • A BERKELEY Administration (LrMSA), ceilier which could swamp significant benefits to be gained by in the-future, Uvm I think the voters of DISTIItCTrVTHANOMADE ITEMS requires Jabor— organizations Union Center National[..Bank.^ We municipal services and traffic eatabllsfiinc.. legal precedents of And still-tonight iny _yote_ didn't^ county ^prlnflfluM mnHw fln pn«-«1)»tit MwW ... PUPPETEERS -ToTnirkld'dles ' •Tonight my* vole didn't even count! McGovem, CAROL G.KLE1NERT to file with LMSA copies of offer Regular and Special Checking paBprns. The town should be well value to all. "' r~"~' -thetrconstitutlons and bylaws and 3 BARTIES BY ARRANGEMENTS ..they, say was defeated because the majority 1.-.... K»MUltownnL prejoired for-defense, in the courts, if -^Similarly, the township should kick and annual financial reports • 75 * admission l»f (SltpcocMds go to puppatears) ~ Accounts to fit your particular the--{Jhreat comeajflbove ground. join with the_inovement toward -iSliSaia,:]p|(|s 5% Interest of their transactions for public >°dsMisM« In Cactltg* Wwld. vlewT""'." ..•••. >• needs. Much could be done in- this area regional planning to meet problems HOUSE VILLAGE ON COMPLETED CLUBS The act also prescribes by^tfiearw of joint action and joint Jjeyond the scope of any onebut a little cango long way No Fault will start Jan. Sloro Hours' 10 to i ' . Bnlrdnc« lot parking rules for election of union' MMON . thru SAT.T V, «a»i»'lto«i "oonnon gtujjy with other communities facing community. officers, administration of The sun came up red-and pearl gray in the I'm glad you asked. In suph^ fields as zoning. trusteeships- OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY! eiri|flar pressure. There may well-be morning. (Sailoi^ take warning.) I pushed a It comes in all those family magazines you .yawning rBt-out.of-my.pathand.wentdown -can buy ot the checkout stand? •— some are. housing, the problems of any one stairs to plug In the coffee.' ' Between the cake mix and the girdle ads, you It takes two or* three cups of black coffee to community are the problems of all. can read "How To Take Years Off Your Face much, if anything, because of the increased Colorfnl, 16'W with hanger rack. If the leaders of Springfield do not get my engines warmed up and running. and Tack Them Onto Your Life." (This Is one of a series of articles on the No Leader "You ought to iry jogging," said a friend. "I Fault Auto Insurance Plan that will become cost of carrying »15,0o6 -130,000.) help in dealing with the housing and (toe .month's issue will have you massaging. "7. If you are not now insured, you should not SI RVICF. drive over to the beach every morning and run yotlrftjjci! with cucumber slices. The nexf effective on Jan. 1, 1973.) school problems of Elizabeth today, at least a mile on the sand." • "No Fault is coming Jan. 1. This and future wait until Jan.,} to apply for insurance. If you ±_pon't«^ttW for less on your savings! .BANK. month' you, will be chasing your; raw spinach do wait; you. may be In for some unptoasipt TRIMMING for example, they may well be our I said: "I've tried it." salad with pills of rare magnesium. ' v. articles will help you understand the new law and how It will affect - you," states the delays. When JNo Fault went into operation in I did, sort of. I drove over to the beach, early The health food people say "You Are What ; INSURED BY F.D.I.C. TO $20,000 problems here in Springfield 1 Insurance Brokers Association of New Jersey,. Florida, about 35 percent of jOJ REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS one.Saturday morning. But when I got there, Yog Eat." My wife adds: "And what you drink, tomorrow, " ' ', ; "Here are^some of the features:. .. ..,-.'• /proved to be uninsured. Those who i I Urn Inltmt trom diyotifapMit the mood to jog had worn off. ' ' : The boy with his thumb in the too;" •••:•"• '• • • •• - • , ' the 'last' minute to:' apply-' for todayolwlttidrawal'. Then I happened to notice that my fishing rod (I tried to switch over to a healthy drink.'I "1. It' Is compulsory. Every New Jersey •v«., Sprint MM, M. J. 07MI dike may be a romantic figure but he was In the car. So I went fishing instead. motorist roust carry bodily injury and property frequently stood in long lines for many houra •111-UNION ^ tried milk and scotch. It was awful.) before they could even make application. is not a very practical-one-in It was a very pleasant way to start the day. I said:"LUton, did I ever tell you about this damage liability Insurance on and after Jan. l. w "It's the sedentary life we lead," said the "2. No motorist will be able to register his car "The Association believes that evety N*r -Interwit paid and; compounded quarterly IMM C(an Potl»s« P«M *t JprlnjIUId, N.J contemporary society. We need newspaperman I knew who went out to do an Jersey motorist who is today uninsured sbotdd a:\TF.R 5j.>, PubllihfdaacliThumUylay friend. "We could aU use a Uttle exercise." interview with a 100-year-old farmer?" through the payment of $60 to the Uninsured IAIN 0FHCE. Trum»cPulilliWi)g Cwp. more bridges to span the gaps in our make immediate application for lnmiranot,' Who says I lead a sedentary life? Man, what She said; "No." •... . ' Motorist Fund. ••.'•;••. w . , < lint pl«« kv N*w JarMV Prau society, and canals to channel the if a really big fish had taken a bit of my bait? "3. The new law will apply to Bodily Injuries and thus avoid the situation that developed in \MIONAW In 1»« f* *M»l tiinlltact laid: "Well, bo asked him all the usual Florida." A pressures, rather than more and Do you realize how much of a struggle that questions, lnclu0(ng the one about to what he only. It \vll) not appJy to property damage or to 4 : The insurance Brokers Association o<'.} •••|>;1 would have been? -• physical damage (colluUon or comprehensive HANK J4S5 Mo'fia Av« higher walls. attributed Ms long life. The farmer said; he : ; MW)£ THAN JUST " Everybody is on a health and welfare kick worked some every day, ate a lot of greens, and . jossesj.- ' ""V :/''V..j:'v". '•!•:; :^\'.-. ••.. ••-.•.•••• '!,... . Alter MMH> bmliMW» Having said all this, we add that Ke*rny '1s an flrgaqUattoo whose around here. We have a vitamin inventory that never touched hard liquor one time. , "4. Higher minimum limits will be required: i; yotnr none of the problems facing the new represent their cUeota dlraetty, as'Qy,,,... -- may require me to put in extra shelving. "The reporter said \ he admired the gen- 415,000- ya>,O0b instead of the present f 10,000 - TtUrHONEeUHW insurance agents (who represent one or mn ^*^ Karen stall administration is insoluble. Adelle Davis gets credit for all of thu. She Is tleman, but felt a little bad because he had *2o,ooo..' • .'.-'•... :-,-: • .,.• • particular companies) and ''dtrtct wiitaM" Fd 4AMI0IAV inilJUPM wt'M Building on the progress achieved tho prophet who has the females of the bouto on brought along a bottle of good sipping whiskey, "5. Policies providing 110,000 - $20,000 on Jan. (who are employees of their compantas). by the Democrats in the past .two the vitamin kick. ' • : as »; birthday present and a token of ap- 1 will automatically be increased to $15,000 • IQUPARTMKNT •' We have an account now at the health food preciation for the Interview. 130,000. • •• ; • • :•?! (attiiibci ol tho Fcdt'ni H«)ir«*<'iV|rtt5»Uj ^g ||lT^N*nMMaj

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, ,,. . ..- î *' " 6-Thurtday. November 16, 1972-SPRINGFese grants," Stevens said, "are a part of investigation," Stevens said. "Currently, New sery, kindergarten, and grades one through 1 triggering the disease process. And, second, to Ph.D., department of bUxAemlstry - »25,489; the-' American Cancer Society's continuing Jersey research centers alone have 1358,000 discover a means of correcting or controlling William Austin, Ph.D., department of four of the Church School will present an of- wpport of research endeavors to control this fering of fresh fruit which they will place on the worth of American Cancer Society research the resulting sick cell growth. ^ '_•__ _ biochemical sciences - »37,273; and Dr. cruel disease which takes the lives of thousands grants in effect. In addition, millions of' other "We already have some answers, but cef'- Abraham Worcel, department of biochemical Communion table at the front of the sanctuary. of Americans every year - 338,000 in 1971 alone. They will be accompanied by their teachers: American Cancer Society dollars go toward tainly not enough. Each project wesupport*$e sciences -178,125. W&are very pleased to award these new grants public and professional education and toward hope will bring us a step closer to wiping'Out -Roche Institute of Molecular Biology at , join our ROOFING t Edith Cassera, Kathy Smith, Nancy Parren, : Marilyn Alexy, Brenda Speer, Gladys Roth, cancer."' : Nutley — to Mrs. Joan Tscherne, a doctoral ALUMINUM Nancy Sim, Carol Schnell, Bob-Heller, Carol The recipients of the five American Cancer candidate, under the direction of Dr. Sidney ; health club SIDING Heller, Nell Getchell and Janice Gumlnak. Society grants are: .• Pestka, department of biochemistry - $16,000. I Cover yourself for medical Following the church services, this fruit will be -M, • AIRPORT* care and services — through delivered in decorated baskets to elderly and • TRMSPQRTATIOI Dear Consumer I our many formB of Individual shut-in members of the .congregation. By Virginia KnaiMr I and family accident and health | • TO • Rider to present . Insurance. Special Assistant to President Nixon Founders' Day also will be observed. Honor !' NEWARK, JFK for Consumer Affairs opera tomorrow FIRMING UP — Barbara D'Asaro, Instructor of thesllmnastics the rhythm of recorded music. The class Is co-sponsored by will be paid to those who have been members of FREE ESTIMATES '• i THIS IO m HO Q6U6AT>0H ; class, leddsnhembers through their weekly workout at the . the Springfield Recreation Department and the Springfield the local church for 50 years or more. In ad- The Goldovsky- Opera 20° OFF A _ Remember how „ your you need CALL 354-2800 !.. I Regional Adult School. dition, recognition will be given to those whose ,SRT? a - fever ther- Theater will perform • Florence Gaudineer School gym each Wednesday night, to church membership has reached the half- mother felt your forehead to mometer. Giuseppe Verdi's "Bigoletto" P.O. Box 2, 570 N. Broad Si I 24 HOUR SERVICE I see if you bad a fever? You WHOPPER Elizabeth. NJ. 07207 century mark in other Protestant churches In Here are some tips from the tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the Tht Hamburger with the BIO TASTE combination with membership in the I WTCHWOOD I probably do toe same thing (or Rider College Fine Arts Veterans AdmlnlsbraUon on . Good thru Dec.4 Food collections Springfield church. • I TRANSPORTATION I your children. things to consider when you Theatre, Trenton. 12 speeders pay for offenses But for an 'accurate The opera presentation is Rt. 22 (east) opp. Thorn McAn't & Ammericae n Of those with continuous membership in the •:: 232-7900 • buy and use a fever ther- POTTERY IS POPULAR.-r GeorgeJQomgrekl, Instructor of the Creative Ceramics ~ measurement of temperature, mometer. the fourth in the year-long set at Thanksgiving Springfield church* Mrs. Albert Cain, 91, Concert Eight series at Rider. M presently residing in Ocean Grove, holds the classes at the Sarah Bailey Civic Center, Springfield, demonstrates technique to.; First of all, know the type of INSURANCE COMPANIES in municipal court session distinction of being the oldest living member. student Lisa Neldich. A Tuesday night class has been added to the schedule thermometers available, and services Sunday She joined the local church April 6,1902. Others becauseof the large enrollment in the Monday, 7:30 p.m., session. Domarekl, who. get what you need. The three zelere of Orange, $30,50 mph In a 25-mile zone. SUBURBAN NEWSPAPERS Speeding violations accounted for most of the to be honored include Luman Berstler, Duncan holds a 8A from Newark State College and an AAA from the University of Hawaii, types are: I : The congregation of Springfield Emanuel cases in Springfield Municipal Court Monday John W. Delano of Summit paid $30 for I 'Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Douglas, Mrs. 1. The oral thermometer, night. Judge Max Sherman levied fines against has had his art in shows and galleries in N.J. and Hawaii, and is represented In . United Methodist Church, Church Mall at speeding 49 mph in a 25-mile zone on Milltown Horace Forsyth, Andrew Jackson, J. Nell the current Artists Craftsmen's Exhibit at Temple Emanuel, Westfleld. Information which has a long thin bulb of Academy Green, will celebrate Thanksgiving 12 speeders; five other persons also received road, and Ruth W. Gilman of Union received a Jakobsen, Mrs. Herbert Pascoe, Carlyle REAL ESTATE MART mercury at the end; you would Sunday this weekend at all services. Members fines for incidents involving motor vehicles. about the courses, co-sponsored by the Springfield Recreation Department and the '. penalty of $30 for driving 51 mph in a 25-mile _ Richards, Mrs. Chase Runyon, Albert Union County Regional Adult School, Is available from Carol Dreyer (376-5800). ; Appears In Today's Newspapers use this type for . older have been asked to bring canned goods for the Six of the speeding offenses occurred on zone, also on Milltown. Schramm, Douglas Stoeckle, James Telfer and children and adults; day care center at the Church of All Nations, 9 Mountain avenue. The drivers included Mrs. Dean Wldmar. • (Photo by Roger Frank); 2. The rectal thermometer, Second ave., New York. The donations will be Lawrence S. Berger of South Orange, who paid A total of $35 in fines was levied against YOUR GUIDE TO BETTER LIVING Andrew Aprile of Elizabeth for speeding 63 which has a larger pear- placed in a large cornucopia placed before the $20 for travelling 44 mph in a 25-mile zone; better during the first marking period. "..' shaped bulb; you would use mph in a 50-mile zone on Rt. 22 and for not - f SAVE Sanctuary altar, with members encouraged to Francisco A. Alonso of Plainfield, fined $30, 53 Springfield students He is Jeffrey D. Wadle, 76 Skylark; dr. ;.;' ^/o °|J°wlng Display Home & ApartmenApartment this for children too small to kneel at the Chancel rail for personal prayers mph in a 25-mile zone; Use Schumann of having his driver's license in his possession. Ross S. Pllshtin of 41 Twin Oaks oval, Agenda listed The following students are on the honor roll Advertisementtss appear In TToda yV VMartM . hold a thermometer , under of gratitude. Middletown, $20, 44 mph in a 25-mlle zone; Hds on Academy honor roil for maintaining an average of B- or better their tongue or when the Borraan of Englewood, $20,44 mph in a 25-mlle Springfield paid $20 for travelling 45 mph hi a Pastor James Dewart's sermon at the 9.-30 25-mlle zone on Melsel avenue, and James P. during the same marking period: Alvaro Illness makes it difficult tous e GreatGastern zone; Narciso A. Collazo of Summit, $25, 43 by church group Headmaster E. Standlsh Bradford, Jr. an- DISCOUNT FOODS a.m. Trivett Chapel service and the 11 a.m. Neubauer of Vernon was fined $35 for speeding Medeiros, 33 Highland ave.; Cindy I. Rotweln,' Village Greene Hones Cape May, IIJ. a thermometer in the mouth; mph in a 25-mile zone, and Stephen L. Lar- nounced this week that a Springfield student Is 25 Sycamore ter.; Randl E. Rotweln, 2J 3. The multi-use ther- WITH service of morning worship will be "Disciplines 54 mph in a 25-mile zone on Shunpike road. A Crafts, planning for Christmas, study and on the high honor roll at Newark Academy, of the Spirit: Praise."'He will be assisted in fine of $30 was paid by Gerard Boyle of Summit Sycamore ter.; and Gary D. Grant, 12 Surrey mometer, which has a short yiiiuiiiuiuiiiumiiiiiiimiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiimimiiiuiiuniiiiiiy supper will be a part of today's meeting of the Livingston for maintaining an average of A-or la. . : Hickory Hills White Haven, Pa. DISCOUNT conducting the 11 a.m. service by the con- for driving 70 mph in a 50-mile zone on Rt. 22. Junior High Fellowship of the Springfield stubby bulb and is safest for firmation class. The class will also decorate the Presbyterian . Church to - be held at the use by children; you could use altar with symbols of the good life for which In other court action, a total of $50 in fines High Point at Lakewood Lakewood, N.I. this kind orally, rectally or | Know Your I was given to C. Philip Irwin of Gillette for Presbyterian Parish House. Activities will get gratitude .will be expressed. Both the Wesley under way at 5 p.m. and will be led by Ruth Pre-school under the arm—however, it's and Chancel choirs will render anthems. failure to comply with inspection laws and for Plrales Cove MonnontR Beach, M.I. use usually requires about five ( Governmenf j driving without a license/ Both summonses had Wood, advisor; Sheila Kllbourne, DCE, and Dr. minutes to give an accurate Church School meets at 9:30 a.m. The Ger- been issued on Rt. 22. Bruce Evans, pastor. The Fellowship Is held classes set reading. man language worship service will be con- ailUI From N.J. Toxpayers Association mill every other Thursday for young people in Ocean View Towers West End, NJ. ducted at . the same hour by Theodore —A~Bronx woman, Margrita O. Olivetti, paid grades 6 through 8. '• - / ; . > .'• RegUtration is now being ALL COUNTIES REPORT DEBT $60 after being judged guilty on a charge of When you have decided on Reimlinger.lay speaker. taken by the Summit Area Sea Bright Village Sea Bright, NJ. the type you need, check AGGREGATING $506 MILLION careless driving resulting in an accident. The Stained glass crosses will be made which can YMCA for the early winter- The youth will meet at 6 p.m. in Fellowship offense occurred at Milltown road and Melsel be used on a chain as a necklace. These are carefully at the drug store classes for pre-school boys Paul Bragar Agency, before you buy. Hall. The MYF will devote its meeting to' - Gross* debt of New Jersey's 21 counties avenue. William D. Palyca of Irvlngton paid made by melting colored crystals and outlining and girls which begin next pricing tlre-Tcmned.goodi which were brought passed the half-billion dollar level last year and Don't buy a thermometer Come in and do your regular food shopping worth of food, we'll give you 2 checks...*22.50 $40 for careless driving on Morris avenue. thorn with lead. Plans wilt" be made for the week. • " Inc. Realtor v Shrewsbury, H.J. ITS SO EASY TO GET MORE at Great Eastern. We'll give you one Double purchase 3 checks...'30 purchase 4 checks, and for the Church of All Nations. averaged $69.34 per man, woman and child in outdoor nativity scene to be set up, utilizing that has a chart with the state, according to the New Jersey Tax- John H. Mowen Jr. of Chatham was fined $10 Tiny Tots gym club is a 10- corrections. A good ther- DOUBLE DISCOUNT CHECKS', EACH WEEK Discount check for every'7.50 purchase, so on. Get into the habit of shopping Great Weekly meetings include the confirmation for driving on Morris- avenue -.without large plywood figures. : '.'I ' '." • sesslon course for three and Harbour Mansion redeemable for a Double Discount item the Eastern every week...if s so easy to save real class at 4 p.m. and the trustees at 8 p.m. payers Association.' : long Branch, NJ. mometer should be accurate. The total of county government debt, both registration in his possession. A fine of $15 was The confirmation class'will meet with Dr. four-year-old boys and girls Look at each thermometer following week. If you buy, for example, *15 money when you do. Monday and the Commission on Education, given to John T. Reid of 22 W. Bryant ave., EvansJor study of church (doctrine and history- which teaches games, exer- Tuesday at 8 p.m. issued and unissued, reached $506.4 million as Clearbrook Monroe Township, NJ. to make sure the marks and of Dec. 31, last. This compared with $818 Springfield, for failure to comply with In- as part of their learning toward church cises and rhythms. Classes, numbers are easy to read, A pnmmnnlty Thnntcngivlng m>rvir(» will hg fipwtinn Ipynt H'° unmmnim hnrl hwn InmipH nn membership Supper .will bo—prepared—by- oseph- TmlUmrm mtctp rdebt unJ il.O billion- by- Also check the mercury. If the OCEAN SPRAY KOSHER DILL held Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Methodist p grusa Mountain avenue. volunteer motheip of fellowship members.. Caporaso and Mrs. William , Towamenslng Trails Albrightsvllle, Pa. -gross school debt in New Jersey at the end of line of mercury is broken or Church. Choirs of five congregations will unite " - <*•• --'££•' \- •' _ __ __ < Reed, are offered on Monday goes all the way toth e top, the CRANBERRY SAUCE GREAT EASTERN SODA ALL CRISP PICKLES for the anthem. The sermon will be delivered 1971. Gross debt includes authorized debt, both or Thursday mornings or Issued and unissued, Imperial House Lone Branch. thermometer la defective. -by-aaboi-Raubon-LBvino-oHtoiplo Ooth-Ahnu- Try shaking down the a t Kindergvm-Swim for kin-. year, the-HKtt,-no>wty dabt total «hr>wrri y UaUffir nvpr 1070 TWllnps dergartenage boys and girls Laiewood, NJ. f>rmf>mAti>f Of *")'6 to mnkp p wiiM ONt uuuBi.t. DISCOUNT CHFC s^ elected were reported in nine counties in 1971. They is an eight-session course is not detective and that you WiiM ONE UUUbLt UIM.UUNI LMI:L>. included Burlington. Camden, Cape May, providing 'gym .arid, swim Rairitree likowoo., H.I. can shake It down easily. Ask ALL VARIETIES Cifinberlaaa^TIudson, Hunterdon,: Mercerr" (ror— JOT a demonstration lLyou.are ~SaTem~arid~ Warren counties; Largest—in^ -TiibetRligfTr::;:^^: unfamiliar with' "shUkihg DIAMOND WALNUTS TROPICANA ORANGE JUICE ÊPPERiDGE FARM CAKES creases—each in excess of *8 million—' by, Mrs. Caporaso. Npn-YMCA; members' are' dowii" a thermbmeter. "" Ira M. Rutkow of Springfield has been occurred in Atlantic and Somerset counties.; Settler's LaB.li|; ,•:'; Oric*"you.''Ha'v» >i' &&• elected vice-president of the sophomore class NJTA's annual debt tabulation showed that welcome in the YMCA pre- lani»gat,Nl mometer, take care of it by at .the Saint Louis. University School of school classes and a course fee Essex County's gross capital debt totaled following these six basic Will) ONE DOUBLE OISCOUNT CHtC Medicine. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Al $974,332,000 at the end of 1071. This represented is charged. For further in- Gardens of Pleasant Plains Tns liver, NJ. precautions: WI1H ONC DOUBLE DISCOUNT Rutkow of 53 Garden oval, Springfield. an increase of $3,871,000. On the basis of 1071 formation and registration, call 473-3330.. —Always disinfect the Rutkow attended Jonathan Dayton Regional population estimates, per capita debt in Essex thermometer by dipping it In High School, where he was a member of the County stood at $79.33 last year. SAY YOU.SAW IT IN SUBURBAN NEWSPAPERS rubbing alcohol for a minute • GREAT EASTERN OFFERS YOU YOUR CHOICE Boneless National Forensic League. He received his BS Union County's gross capital debt totaled Wflter needed or so before each use. Rinse OF THE BEST TWO TURKEYS IN THE U.S.A. degree in 1970 from Union College in New York $24,955,000 at the end of 1971. This represented REAL ESTATE MARTI I with cold water. State. While attending Union he was a member an increase of $2,827,001). On the basis of 1971 in paper —Always wash the ther- population estimates, per capita debt in Union mometer with soap and cold NORBEST BUTTERBALL of the Vienna program and a student senator. It takes as much as 184,000 MILLBURN; 241 MUlburn Ave . County stood at $45.50 last year. gallons of water to make a ton water after use. of fine book paper, —Never tap a' thermometer, to force the mercury down the - tube. Always shake. It.' ~ FOR THE FINEST IN EYEWEAR Mineral needs rising Bottom Round —Never put the ther- top Round Top Sirloin The demand for primary minerals is ex- mometerln thesun, near a hot Rump Roast pected to increase four-fold by the year 2000. stove or radiator or in hot The United States then wiU need 7.5 billion tons water. of aluminum ore, 1 billion tons of phosphate —Warn children about 119 ore, and 100 million tons of copper metal. biting the thermometer since ANDREW KOVACS It could break. If it should lib OPTICIAN break, don't worry about the ' rotory on Premliea ~ EARLYCOPY C Publicity Chairmen are urged to mercury. The amount a child Trunz A |C All HOURS: DallV 9-5:30 Thurs. Eve. 7-9 might swallow would not hurt Italian Styls FranksI Groal Easlorn Moat Ib.59 Bool Ib. 69 Sat. 9 5 Closed Wed. observe the Friday deadline for other £E*KTS RIGHT HERE! Sausage Hot or Sweel him. However, get him to spit .Qroat e than spot newsrlnclude your name, Fiash Killod Whola . lib. 357 MILLBURN AVE. MILLBURN and rinse his mouth to get out' Eastern P»0 Broiling & Frying Under 3-lb>. Ib. Sliced Bacon 79 OB 9-4155 Near Thaatra address and phone number. ". " " , FRESH CUT -~ any broken glass—the real Chickens X Holiday CsnUrpieoes : e hauu*dr -. Pordce -Whole Under 3-lbs. Kielbasi ,b99 Made To'Order Fall Flowers —Finally, protect your Chickens Kosher C From The Choicest Frpsh Flowers thermometer In Its case when „ MizrachMldget Ib Right,-From The Greenhouse "lt'ls not In use. Cod or Haddocksow Salami & Bologna 99 TASTY DISHES — Stanley Grossman, Regllniii High School District coordlnoforôf . -PLACB YOJUJ ORDHR fOON- ITyou are interested la other Hills e ,-\ -Every Fall Color- Fr«ah Caught Beef Patties Frozen Ib. industrial arts and home economics, prepares to sample delicacies preppred by $ 98 Federal' Government in- Flounders Individual 79 students at A. L.Johnson Regional High School, Clark. . • •„•/' formation on healtbrwritefor Only 4 Potted Planti the, government's Index of . consumer - informttiim - ^booklets. The index is free_ FRESH MADE GIANT RIPE Thought APPLES Fresh_ CI0ER "Dally from Consumer Product" Information Waahlngton,-DC, Directly From Th6 Orchard _J^: To AdrTto Your ou can have smart, colorful Ceramic T.i MAST BEEF or -Holiday Festivities injlallffdinyotJr kitchen ota cotMhat'i offen ioffooi —jtrAl Varittl*! '&— laii than that of jubifitutoj. |t'» your beit Many casseroles take well Let The .Experts Show You. r Farm Grown Traditional buy because it laitt a lifetime. And saw to pork chop toppers. Simply r Managers place browned •i-inch thick Whlch Opes To Use FANCY FRUITS* goocl-by to wax, poliihirrg, pointing, i$ . pork chops on top.- ol YeoetaWM dîaJLOtZJiiJii'ilk 1 t ^—Save iip to<$200P . caiteroles containing Spanish .,—lljgatlng Or Baking , ,;F,or eeM omghi - rice,, scalloped corn, hominy, Thanksgiving Dinner The Northern New Jersey 33-IIC (ikij creamed cabbage, macaroni Accjutron long-rar ge economy of Cerqmlc»T(ltl . Chapter of toe Society for LEFTOVERS and cheese, creamed onions or » vou ptmavwtvnU neoMMmb *aaiAtu Advancement of Mansgement mashed squash. Cover and TU CONTtACTOa TO DO fM WOW KM VOU will meet tonight at 8 o'clock We're having a wild clearance bake in a moderate oven (350 &V Bglova CEMETERY PIECES in the Coronet, 928 Springfield and want you to cash in on degrees F.) for 30 minutes or^ Custommade . Long-Lasting ' , MOW OPEN SAT. ave., Irvington. The meettng the fabulous savings, until done. / i -::X for your conveniencfl will be'preceded by a coditill More, than 200 varieties of SEE QUR^ hour at 6 and ojnner at 7. Lincoln Continental • Comet ready-to-eefvo rp«ats are ORDER NOW From DECORATOR ___ , . Z Hflftert: L. .Coutt*,.Jir. it: made by approximately 3,000 Tho Accutron wtrjch has no balanco wheel, no mainspring, no SPANISH 8. ITALIAN .^president ; of the... jpoup. ; ' meat proceraofa in too United hairspring, instead pit has a tiny electronically-driven tuning . FLOOR TILE FO.. ., r Chairman of the evening's Pope i •:'II Marquis Brougham • Montego States. Many of theie are fork. Tho tunln«T fork «pllt» e.Mcood Into 360 precis* Ittttf- and Llyarvrurst ,, KITCHENS .?BATHROOM$, 1*ogr»m will be Joel Uhotf, Bokgna Sllcfd lo Older W-lb. Ravioli Imported i All Crisp P«rts. The'beit »n ordinary watch'cati do Is divide a Mcond "7 Sliced' 1B-ru'.ff iniplreii by Old'" Worlfl .who win present the guest ch olo . Birds Eye Datsun vuMnes and bear the names FriRki Skinless lb.1 39« Wilt . Halves 4 cans I Mi Lent Into 8 or 10 part* ,..'.-'•' , .. . , ''•••• '-.' WAYSIDE GARDENS /•Weaker, Jamea Mcrfall, Skinless Intarnallonal . Finance Terms Available jof towns or localities where Accutron time is -ab nearly perfect that we guarantee monthly director of the PoatalS«vk« Frorugh Frlod Muthrooms «dHrFloor7*WiH OblolnnRoll Fritt 4 Bordtns Egg Nog they originated, such'.••' accuracy to within |p mmtftf #aIsp guaranty a fine selec- M MORRIS AVE., J SUMMIT Boidlnu Slngloa 16oi. Dinner mm Hills 1 c^. 89° : H Pail. Proem CrMbtrry Satuoe Bologna, Frankfurt, .Genoa, tion if you do your *bco^ tnopp^ TIOW. From $110. , 'wUld1icu»i Salami cans Klbtnti Napklnt Salamis, Thurlngla' and ','.• ••;••••/• Plllibury Green Qianl 15-02. . .qrganitation Whole Qreen ColdCupt 100 FLETCHER Vienna. ':mt:Jt -—Oakylf a. OiMtn* Whole can75" Thin slices of spicy bard .;;,'.. ,F«rtn, Farmland com. «W rOorn Kernel 12-or Easy Off New 13-01 •«*• Slulfed •• RIVIR •ft*Dw»«""M "« "»«. SUMMIT salami or chorbuw (a Spanlab worth for MHtOttvat Qreen can Bold DttergMt sautage) add inappy sparkle *ttw' ppgr mtmmWi Ml MORRIS AVC. to salads made of several SPRINOFIELD . J74H7I0 376-0398 COMPLETE PARTS - SERVICE • BODY SHOP kinds of greens or vegetables. Mm, WhentheuladlatsLserveasa THU^^N^T^'.'c'u^tr^M'o^VS ii malndUbforluncbeonorUght NKW PH UN'S WICK 1.11 n f f A i supper, use, a combination of ready-toWve wwitt,/;,;;';:.. •; tot •*-®mm;r*?{.;-r ., INEBRS, me. NawajTa.. . -',.' Crloe»»tf >':<'M •Si ••.'• ,' '/•' - '

Il't I J-',. *». •' "iti ,>,,,(U«M>tuaVll«|,VM-)'^' IIHMIIllUMinilllllllllllllllllllllllllUtlllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIII^III Thursday^November 16, J.972- thursddy-November 16, 1972- | THIS WORLD PUNCH LINE State Policy OF ..THE WEEK » . •-••.'•• • • . >T ' OF OURS STRICTLY PERSONAL hike patrols Census to survey who voted Nov. 7 By Pot and Marilyn Davis • Did you vote Nov. 7? Were Did you vote Nov. 7? Were a profile of the typicatypicall oon employmenemploymentt anand unemunem- ri»erite,, whilwhilee unemploymenunemploymentt wwas. iiuuuniiuiiiiiiiiiiitiiuiiiiiiniimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Copley News Service .IrWlllHllllllllMljlrlOtll] yoilul reatKltTMregistere d hilbut t din\nd nonntt AmericaAnnArlfinnn- ploymeni t* conductej.. _»_dj essentiall**_••-y. ..a_unchangedi —_J. Th»M e Pear Pat and Marilyn: you a few tips on handling for holidays TODAY ALL the Lone Ranger. This phase -vote? voter: age, sex, residence, nationwide by the Bureau for September unemployment SHOWROOMS I work in an excellent talkative customers. In the The Bureau of the Census education, labor force status, the U.S. Department of Labor. will pass. _ _ _ rate of 5,5 percent was about. In (preparation for the long beauty shop. Our prices are meantime, turn a deaf ear to 0 0 will ask these and other and family income. Dear'Pat and Marilyn: Results of 'this monthly the same as in the previous Thanksgiving weekend, which high but competitive. We are the compauita. questions about voting ac- . In a similar survey survey provide a continuing marks the start of the annual located near a wealthy I am a sophomore in college PEOPLE three months, but below the 6 ' tivity In the 1972 national following the 1968 presidential measure of the economic percent mark around which It - State Police Holiday traffic residential area and mott of and should be able to stop election, higher voting par- Dear Pat and Marilyn: WORK AT election of persons^ 18 jand health of the country. The had fluctuated between late safety.program. Col, D.B. WILL CELEBRATE THE our customers are not hurting You've heard the saying blushing, but I can't. I am older in a sample of ticipation was found among very blond and perhaps this Is KEEPING- September survey showed 1870 and May 1972. Kelly has ordered his troop for money. In fact, most of "Everyone loves a fat man." households in this area next men, persons 45 to 04 years, that employment continued to c o j« m a n d e r s and. these women are married to Well it "ain't necessarily so." a part of the problem plus the week. whites, people living outside MOVINOT Find a raputatola mover V The bicycle U on In nay back -fact that I am shy. How can I In Iho want Ad 3*cfan. heonuarters supervisors to •M a laikltmmUe form itf tram, lawyers, doctors and I am 24,6 feet toll, and weigh a John C. Cullinane, director the South, those with higher _bjisinessmen_so_you-can learn to control thji? ha\|( iibl p purtulltm. nirrttm-m- «• rmllu- good 260 pounds or more. — of the, bureau's Data- Collec- educational attainment-, Han-free, health/ul tcay «>/ felling readily see that they are in the Jane ass ned to traffic patrol duty. I haven't had a date for tion Center in New York, larger family incomes, and in ornund linen. There fi m need In ujper income bracket. Dear Jane: GALLOPING HILL INN Sta Police helicopters will months and am afraid to ask a stressed that no questions will white-collar occupations. clmiul all I<>KIM anil ccmmunlllet " The hardest part of my job Remember that everyone is ppat /«#• mitre bicycle patha and luu, girl out. I know that there isn't be asked about party af- The voting questions arc In the State's heavily- ;ls listening to these women shy to some degree and many ANNOUNCES NEW FACILITIES! trai | led traffic corridors !<• make bicycle riding ,./« «,,,/ a young girl alive who wants filiation or for .whom a person addition to the usual ones id complain. I hear, about people consider blushing a hel ggroun d patrolp s spop t practical, tt'hu are you and your to date a fat man. I do have voted. The survey will provide asked in the monthly survey CATERING community dulne.

which is not to say that any •.,;•. •:*! Dear Pat and Marilyn: othhr improper handling of a My 16-year-old daughter Is ENJOY THE mojSbr vehicle cannot result in Captain Jerry presents a... usually a cooperative girl and deqth on the highway. It is we get along well. But the imperative to note that alcohol minute we go shopping the continues to be a factor in LIVE LOBSTER fashion war is on. We can't

nearly 50 percent of all fatal. 1 Jl x agree on the length of skirts, COMFORT •C " ' - ' ' '"jaâa in ns accidents. Which mftff thnf the fit nf nWIm nr hnw.t|ght- o_ contributing factor in the new sweater should be. Do many of the above-mentioned other parents have this same causes is driver impairment, MAGNAVOX 7: rtvii problem? AND BEAUTY OF jfrhji tfr pd to rn* mentally and physically alerf. )NAL-SIZE PORTAB1 F yond The cardinal rule - parents, would be , }t-drink-and-drive=-^he= ippy-to-have-flueh-a-mlnor— best attitude to adopt is one of conflict. However, there Is defense. Tne good defonslvo Includes Jumbo 1'/. to I'/ilb: lobster ot your ctwlce.r -nothing unusual about this r -the-threc— Uk»o^maho Potato wlth-ct>lv«»«.>iH)rcr!< •oblero.— ••'-—'- -• '•';'i7y,i' '•' | formula for accident cholc* of vegetable, G«» wla(&HJrll^th One mother v/rote, "If'fpyi: ipioro butter!. ntion: See the hazard, . FAC-tfe'kenlbirs: tQikeeidftesM tones • my teenage daughter a srylit I : otlud- thoroughly dislike, I know (Gat •stand the defense and natural and-pictures clear and sharp... Remember Otorgei regular she will be delighted with the i time. automatically/ Convenient compact I Kelly said, "While staamtn, lumbo shrimp, dami on Vi shall, lobsMr purchase." So don't feel like cabinet vuithSuri Shield and QqicRfOn. ' tslli, clams oreganatag , tcallgssl , broilebl d red snappepp r nent is not the only : 1 bilbroiledd f louncMrlM > lofftt shal hlll crabs b , friefid clams l , salmolmon Model 6)24 :> *$&>• '•v.si^f '* steak, brolledhallbut, fried oysters andralnbow trout. hs of traffic fatality Fresh Manhattan Clam Chowder dally, ol it is one measure that Egg Harbor The Armstrong floor e well trained for. In this COCKTAILS AND OR AUGHT BEER. I we must take a firm e of strict and impartial span opens ion against those who . The Garden State Parkway that shines without wax! "i jeopardize the safety of MAGNAVOX has opened a new bridge, in by violating traffic the first step toward providing NoSciubbingt HoWaxI NoWexIngl NoSHppktgl FM/AM Radio-Phono :s?i a four-lane crossing over 22BI MORRIS tf£ INION Great Egg Harbor Bay by MAGNAVOX 1973. lew buse^s Drum jable Stereo Chairman George M. r -|Orr . "";'•• Wallhauser Sr< ofs the New • , • %t9 diagonal inU|li6iMf Jersey Highway Authority, airports '349 which operates the Parkway, v York — Air passengers said .that with the opening of . Designed-to, bring you The ultimate sferring between terminal TRAINING IN the new span over the bay, a COLOR TV 3 in-stereo listening enjoyment! Built- HiA'f lings and parking lots at 1 l l 16-year-old bridge alongside it Cabinet 'in .•''< chanrtel sound decoder plus :" ;. ..v.-.'.v^' - •••• : ••• . v ''»i For a limited time, we will com- I F. Kennedy, LaGuardia has been dosed for extensive Styles deluxe < record player. 3471/72/73 .'•• --...^1 v:arfd a -: Newark International rehabilitation work. The work pletely install Solarian in the aver- orts soon will enjoy >299 is slated to be1 completed by age 9'xl2' room over a smooth, fatly improved tran- Automatic Fine Tuning Control keeps January-nine months ahead patlon on specially station signals locked-in for perfectly- GLASS §» AIR-CONtWTJONING, HEATING & of schedule. sound base. 1 buses. tuned; precise pictures. Model' 6290 A( Regal Wagnaypx 'the atmosphere, is, jmirtr REFRIGERATION TECHNOLOGY When the repairs on the irt Authority Chairman social than .comniircialv.iwitfl_'fteo-..!)ifi^.'JQr ', - In Lincoln Technical Institute's renowned pro- older structure are finished, > C. Kellogg,' 3rd, an- ___<)//. Our showrooms.aw designed, for leis'iir'nly'" gram^ you'll learn how you con take your thi' span will serve two-lane, • place In thlt exciting Held. You'll learn In i this week that the bl- looking...and whati''§gitla\ibwnpi.imenl';.i(}i! nity- H southbound traffic while the well-equipped alr-condlllon«d classes and labs agency will award a '.'• ment more than a tip/,'pf iht* wortd's liiiipf' new one will be for two lanes MAGNAVOX ; on the lypeDt equipment you'll encounter i7,600 contract to General ''' ^yegal' beveragesAnd; whijjt'Ya(/.''r»httro., try.. In the Held. ^_ northbound. In the meantime, • Corp. for 24 intra- your skill at the fantasticolecfrml'td '(;/»»(.';«/.- Vou can attend classes in the morning. > the new bridge will be used for vehTcles.. The rtfiw. afternoon, or evening—and keep your present •No iubfloor preporollonj Bor Horbor ond C*»ifln« Solorian Slightly Higher .• • the future..iOdyasay.^y, ',',' ••••;;•:•„..-'/"',>. Job. For more Information, complete and '• • - both directions of travel with jj will be available next mall the coupon below or call Ui. Naturally. oneHhe northbound and one 8 in time to meet summer -there's no obllgallon. - southbound. j: art requirements, ._ .._.. -Approved For Veteran i training creased comfort for a traveling within _SYSTp LINCOLN râlrports requires buses TECHNICAL Complete stereo package NAME % special, feature) -such. an. INSTITUTE TKASY TO PLACK -includes; Stereo fM/AM 22*9 VaunhaM Rd "a-wlde entrance - and ADDRESS . —JUST I'HONK Radio-Phono, 4'. Channel Union. N.J. — ays, extensive baggage I Sound Decoder plus 4 $ P«: (201) 964-7800 TOWN ilty, and seating around.. -I 686-7700 ! i "Sprihg Fling" Nylon Carpet Speakers and-3'Records., rimeter-of- the bus-in -"I WIN over 18Q0 PHONE iventlonal-rowsr- -\ A RYOER SCHOOL] none of the buses' . 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N. Thursday-November 16, 1972- . :uriT-OI 0-Thgnddy, November 16, 1972-UNION {H.I) LEApER specifications for. the Allied Health Seton will be host Kay new president proposed for.th* Scotch Plaios, cam|>u* the Transportation system reconstructed Board of Higher- Education^ uf expected to to first conference 2 courses to be offered consider the project at its November meeting, SUDINB DRAPER? of state association Dr.-Baxel said. : ,~: •••:-; ttstlttlons Desloner Finishes Knowledge, exams keys Retired engineer displays model ships, trains^- Rlahird Kiy, dlr»otor of continuing Dr. Charles " Laffln,' president tf . the by Asia study unit •ducitton «t Union County Technical Institute jointly by UC and UCTI Agricultural and Technical College at Far- mlngdale, a unit of Ihe State University, long A retired engjneer, who aa a child used to horses providing the power on the treadmill; q The scale models include a steamboat built in Seton Hall University will serve as host to the and Vocation*! Center, Scotch Plaint, WM New programa In fire science technology and A request by Union College to continue to Island, has been hired as a consultant to the . make model! of (hips from cardboard fastened periauger, the standard vessel used at the time 1866 at Keyport for the shore resort trade In first ' Mid-Atlantic Conference of the. If prevent child cancer elected president of the Association of New secretarial science to be offered Jointly by operate branch campuses in Elizabeth and Board of Education of the Union County , together with pins, has recently completed to haul freight between Staten Island and New New York; a Lackawanna "900" 'class Association of Asian Studies on Saturday and Jersey Apprenticeship. Coordinators at Its 14w chaneei of any child being stricken recognize, since they may masquerade as Union College and Union County Technical Piainfleld was recommended to the State Vocational and Technical Schools. Dr. Baxel , work on more sophisticated models that have' York; a two-oared rowboat, used as a taxi-cab, passenger locomotive; the Manhattan elevated Sunday on the South Orange campus. annual reorganizational meeting In Salem t :tr are remote, there ere some 4,000 minor disorders. Dr. Knauer emphasized that Institute and leading to an associate in applied Board of Higher Education. The Elizabeth said Dr. Laffln will make recommendaaons_, been put on exhibition at .the Montclair Art and a cattle boat. railway trains from 1897 to 1903, and two Co-chairmen for the conference aro Nishan J^. County. t uad«r the age of is who will succumb knowledge of cancer's warning signs and science degree were approved in concept last campus, which has enrolled 450 students this "as to how the Technical institute can become , Mutetun. The beginning of steam navigation on the models - a plane and a lock of the old Morris Najarinn of Fairleigh Dickinson University and' The association Is composed of New Jersey's ' • this year. "Every parent should be symptoms, If acted upon promptly, may. serve week by the Union County Coordinating Agency semester, is located in the Community Services more collegiate without JeopardUlnjJj orj" (Siarfe C»*tey, a Cedar Grove resident, says Hoboken ferry is shown in a prototype of the Canal. Cawley points out that Plane Street In Clarence Maloney of Seton Hall. A dialogue county coordinators and two city coordinators Newark got its name from the canal plane. The [ thi» statUUc and other .facts about to save-a child's life. of apprenticeship programs and activities. Kav^ for Higher Education at a meeting at Union Center, Bayway and South Broad street, while weakening its posture as a strong technical , that he worked ten years on the finely detailed side wheel ferries. In this diorama, Cawley has between the current representatives of several »children," states Dr. Warren Knauer, Morris Canal, he says, started In Jersey City, Another cancer found in children is explained each of the coordinators acts as art County Technical Institute, Scotch Plains. the Piainfleld campus,'which has enrolled 444 school." , • i models of trains and ships and the five constructed a model of the ferry slip that ) k South AsjannaUorw and their academic crltics4; r _ VGominlttee-Chalrman of the Union neuroblastoma, cancer of the nervous system. The new programs must still be approved by students this semester is located at 317E. Front dioramarthatare an dteplaynt the museum: Robert Stevenson Invented: - wentBcross1he1 assaicHiveranQ foUowedihe" the professors of pbUITcaricrence, will initla"te agent for the state in explaining the aims of A Joint committee with representation from ; r Unit of the American Cancer Society. After leukemia, this is the most common form the faculties and governing bodies of the two St. The exhibition is a vivid reconstruction of the A double decker screw ferry, a paddle ferry course of what Is now Raymond Boulevard. The the Saturday program when the 'discussion apprenticeship programs and assessing the Union College and Union County Technical '' In children Is labeled an important of cancer found in children. Many young .institutions, the State Curriculum Coordinating early daw of transportation toNe w Jersey and and a railway car float are- some of the boats canal models are each about six. feet long, topic will be "The role and impact of the industries in his respective Jurisdiction. "It is because of those campuses in Elizabeth Institute is attempting to establish a cord- • problem because more children of patients, especially Infants, treated with a Committee, and the State Board of Higher across the Hudson. that crowd the Hudson River in the next made to one quarter inch and one half inch superpowers in South and Southeast Asia." Kay acts as the county coordinator of ap- and Piainfleld as well as new facilities in patible academic calendar for both institutions; '' CARPETING •DR1MR—"^ will die of cancer than of any other combination of surgery and drugs, have an Education. Dr. Kenneth W. Iversen, president Cranford that we have been able to serve so The dioramas recall the early stages of diorama, where Cawley makes it apparent that scales. prenticeship programs in Union County. He • Dr. Baxel said. .. * of this number will die of excellent chance of recovery. ol Union College,'and Dr. George H. Baxel, many Union County residents," Dr. Iversen navigation across the rtver, beginning with the the river is becoming a congested artery by the Cawley says that his interest in ships and recently completed a 35 mm. slide presentation The Coordinating Agency re-elected James , Participating In this panel will be . Leukemia, cancer of the blood- president of Union County Technical Institute, said. dugout and birch bark canoes used by the turn of the century.. <: trains goes back to his childhood in Newark '...whan you hear the tone, th« time will ba Eye tumors In children usually occur under promoting apprenticeships, which will be S. Avery of Scotch Plains, chairman. Avery has".] representatives of Australia, Indonesia, exactly one forty-two...Bong! When you hear ttasue, Dr. Knauer explained, is the age of four. A child's first symptom may be expressed the hope both programs will be Indians who are shown on the banks at Hoboken In the last of the five dioramas, Cawley has where he was born and reared. A graduate of shown throughout the state during the next few Dr. Baxel reported the State Department of been chairman of the agency g^nce,, ;lt ,was,. r Malaysia, the Philippines, Japan and the U.S. the tone, the time will bs Madly on* forty- two terired by the abnormal production of the widening of the pupil, which resembles a ready to offer in September, 1973. preparing tomak e their crossing. constructed three trans-Hudson .Tunnel Stevens Institute in Hoboken, as a student he years. . . Higher Education has approved the plans and formed in 1968. '" ,'., "','.,',' State Department. At the same hour a special and ten seconds...Bongl When you.... . • • it* blood cells. Acute ltukemta strikes squint. Like other cancers, if detected early, models: for vehicular traffic, for the suburban .' worked as a fireman on the Belvedere Division In one of the dioramas, the Hudson ferry task force seeking to produce new materials to in large numbers and can be treated this tumor can be cured by using surgery or x- commuter railway, and one for the main line . of the Pennsylvania Railroad. - before the days of steam is shown. The ship usslst in the teaching of Hinduism will report on »,, _ -^j. Combinations of drugs have proved - ray therapy. railway. After 27 years in Newark, Cawley moved to .. ' GREATER EFFICIENCIES • models Include a catamaran with a team of their findings. . - 1 Cfttble of extending Ufe for a few months or aa Montclair where he became lnvolyed with the The parents' role In combating cancer in This session; to be chaired by A.W, Sadler of The Veterans'Administration noted recently UsJjai'ten or more years-hopeful signs that Montclair Dramatic Club and-served as its thac'regiohauzatlon of Its 168 hospitals'Is children' Is providing regular physical Sarah Lawrence College, will have Harry Buck mgjical sdence is on the right track. stage manager for several years. resulting in greater' efficiencies .'.and im- 99 MORRIS AVENUE examinations throughout the pro-school years FEDERATED ELECTRONICS Rabbi author of Wilson College, Robert McDcrmott of the SPRINGFJELD . yhlMren's cancers are often hard to and promptly reporting to a physician any In 1958, Cawley moved with his wife and City University of New York, Susan Wadleigh provement Jn medical care for the nations family to his present home in Cedar Grove. veterans. . - suspicious condition. Although parents may of Syracuse University and Thomas Hopkins of think they will become a nuisance by making gives books Since his retirement as a machine designer for Franklin and Marshall College as panelists. Publicity Chairmen: a Bmall company In East Rutherford, he has frequent consultations, most physicians deny The conference participants will be treated to been active with the Dunworkin' Club in /ould you like some help this. Even though cancer. In children occurs a four-way, dinner consisting of Japanese, to library Montclair and Is a member of the American infrequently, it is a parent's responsibility to be Chinese, Indian and American dishes. Clarence >reparing newspaper re-- , Association of Retired People, the American. informed of the many possible symptoms. Rabbi Meyer Blumenfeld, a Maloney will chair an evening forum devoted to is? Write to this news- Society of Mechanical Engineers M^jjfljji More information on childhood cancer can be recognized authority on ''Asian studles.aiul the profession in the Mid- American Chemical Society. He is an active' .jlfll and ask for our "Tips obtained from the American Cancer Society, Jewish laws and customs, Atlantic Region." Contributors to this dialogue member of the Rallroadians, a group of people -'Submitting News re- Union County Unit, S12 Westminster Ave., recently donated seven Of his will be John Radel of the Parslppany Public interested in railroads who meet- at the' Elizabeth. most recent scholarly works School System, William Ross of Columbia Housecleaning blues Madison Station ofThe old Lackawanna, hqw in Hebrew to the Newark University, Bhabagrahi Misra of the Hartford Strong serviced by the Erie-Lackawanna. • , , got you down... Public Library. • Seminary Foundation, Ward Morehouse of the Rabbi Blumenfeld, former Mr. and Mrs. Cawley have two sons, Hugh New York State Education Department, Trailside to show film leader of the largest Orthodox Cawley who lives in West Newbury, Ardath Burks of Rutgers University, Andy Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. Nov. 16-17-18 YOU NEED DOMESTICARE'S congregation in Newark, Massachusetts, and Robert Cawley, the mayor Nathan of Columbia University and James C. 1,2, 3 SERVICE presented his gift at the Board of Princeton. Hsiung of.New. York University. •• ..; '•;. about Yukon Sunday A Flrtt at Fedaratod. Tha only «ound factory in the East. IS SCHOLAR DOLLARS-William E. Rolley (right), GRAND OPENING SWEEPSTAKES of Trustees meeting last Navigation and Transportation, the title of MUFFLERS "New World In the Yukon," at the Trailside office are on a Hoar Tho itartling roallun of 4 channel found. This slo- George Cawley's exhibition, remains on View- general manager of radio station WNJR, presents gan* room hai boon carefully designed to embellUh the 1st PRIZE: CONCORD STEREO SYSTEM A high and low cleaning of each room, including monUi. • . . I: TAIL PIPES a sound, color film, will be first-come, first-served basis tno dueling and vacuuming of at Ihe Montclair Art Museum through Jan.- 28. for Sunday performances. a check for $1,000 to Dr. Kenneth: W. Iversen, sound. See and hoar the largest selection of the newest • cobwobi around all walls and calllnss The Works are: "Or Crime report JXHAUST PIPES shown at The Union County 2nd PRIZE: PANASONIC STEREO RADIO Museum hours are:_Iuesday. through1 AM MOTORS president of Union College, for scholarships (or 244 channel components. Tape recorders. Radios and • owor all doof moldings, window framaa. sills Chodash"' (New Light) .an AMC'73 All IN STOCK Park Commission's Trailside Children under eight are not 3rd PRIZE: KOSS STEREOPHONE •nd mulllona Saturday, 10a.m. to 5 p.m.; the second Friday Burglary offenses totaled 2.36 million during part-time students. WNJR annually sets aside a auto tape player*. All the lowest prices. You have to • all case goods and upholstered furniture. encyclopedia of ancient and Nature and Science Center in admitted. Including under cushions modern Jewish laws and of each month, 2to5p.m., and Sunday, 2 to 5:30 the year with an average loss of $312 for each the Wntchung Reservation The Trailside facilities are percentage.of its earnings to provide educational hear ft to believe It. • all lamps, ashtrays and trnaller partonal Items p.m. It is closed Monday. Admission Is free: burglary. The total dollar loss was $739 million. assistance for residents of the Greater Newark Extra. Sat. Nov. IS only 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. live remote 4 ENTRY BLANKSIN STORE. ! i where dust can collect customs: '"Mishnath Israel", MAXIMUM SECURffTY - we •I BOLESiJi * Sunday at 2 p.m. available to the public from 3 WINNER NEED NOT BE PRESENT • iho entire I loir and all baa aboard*. Including • Area. channel broadcast by WDHA-FM from our new show- CONTEST CLOSES NOV. 30. 1972 under and behind all furniture thai can bo a two-volume work of ethics; The rugged beauty of theto 5 p.m. on weekdays except salary moved. "Or Torah" (Torah Light), SPECIAL PURCHASE DIRECT FROM DETROIT ; ?? Canadian Northwest and the Fridays, and from 1 to 5 p.m. room. UTS on Saturdays, Sundays and A apodal extra cleaning for bathrooms, Including and "Or Olom" (World Light), n 1AROEST EXCLUSIV E life style of its people are me washing and donning of two works on traditional and Three-artist —HENROU NOWf most holidays. Trailside will - th« floors ... all wall tile* . ., tub »PARTS WARRHOUSEIII shown In the film, which also "Rent Watch program • showers, Including all tiled, glass and floor contemporary Jewish '^•••.'••"r.'C'Y^f includes the discovery of a not be open on Thanksgiving DIGITAL CLOCK Concord STEREO . aroai Cassette) Minl-Rocordsr • bowti and toilet fixtures. Including Qormlcide jurisprudence. rich ore body and theDay,~Nov: . 23. HEADPHONES washing of tha Inside of all bOwls show slated development of a mine. The public was urged to visit described In pamphlet The CONCOBO F-26 has inter tops, soap ddiarie' s and toothbrush Also included in the gift are: Wide range starao "Nsivoth Nviym" (Path of the The Art Spirit, 27 Center st., the Center, view the thousands Copies of a booklet security beneficiaries what to bulll-ln condenser mi- headphonae ' On Monday, Tuesday and crophone to record Hall A special extra cleaning for kitchens lncl< idlng Prophets); ''Sha'ar Clinton, will hold a three- Wllh Ihe training offered In Lincoln Technical Wednesday at 4 p.m., Donald of exhibits and participate in describing the "Rent Watch" do if they receive a notice of a the washing and cleaning*^!. Plug-In or • apptjinca tops and refrigerator, stove and Hamelech" (Gate of the woman show from Nov. 25 to Institute's handsome alr-condllloned suburban •'• AMERICAN MOTORS W. Mayer, director of programs. program, recently announced proposed rent increase and battery op- n T&a. • SALE dishwasher outside surface* Kings), a study of the psalms; facility, you can slep.lnto th.0 Interesting by the Cost of Living Council, how to file a complaint with erated • counter tope . . . cabinet fronts . . . sinks. Dec. 24. Featured will, be Trailside, will present half- In addition to Ihe above, any and ail floors can and "Perach Shoshana" Anita Worob of Parslppany, and challenging Held ol Automotive Technology. - hour nature talks for thlldrtn are now available at thethe Internal Revenue Service Easy fo r«ad \argm Full "range stereo with be washed or waned on a regular basis for a Experienced Instructors guide you through i • •• EXECUTIVE CARS numaralt, tUumlnatod volume controls (Flower of Rose), a collection Hdrtense Moran of CLOSIOWIO. at Trailside on "Life in a Elizabeth Social Security if they believe irthat the in- Charge based an floor site. inopounjos; fully-equlppod shops ore.al BVINIMIMIPM listed Office, Ralph W. Jones, social for UM *v*h In lh« of questions and answers Morris town and Christine Fl Swamp." crease 'is''in"-violation of A Gremlins, Hornets, Matadors, Javelins, . > SEC YOUR LOCAL dark about Jewish law based on your disposal, and a veteran stall reajly security district manager said Economic Stabilization SALE * Tr SALE Braillard of Warrenville. caresaboul.your progress.; ' Ambassadors, Wagons, Sedans' and Gremlin X's SERVICE STATION Sunday, "Eyes on Outer CALL theological discussions. Mrs. Worob works in acrylic Jth. 8tO for county this week. Program regulations. Whal'a rppre. by attending Ihe morning. spas fit- Jones said thui iff an- 7and~walcrcoldr.; Mrs.- Mpran telescopes, is scheduled at the Tfie "Rent Watch" STUDIO STAHDARO SWtS alternoon pr evening classes, yo^can hold nouncing the."pen5 Watch" on FISHER CBS - MASTERWORK 4 (Channel Sound Rabbi Blumenfeld, who paints in acrylic and also bhidyiiur presertl |ob. "!' ."".'' Trailside Planetarium, at 2, 3 . . £• Alloway, program, Jones said, is aimed 445-8388 president of the New Jersey Sept. 29, Ppnjilfl., Rumsfeld, came to this country In 1928, is works in wood and clay. Mrs. - CrSWplettaritt mall the coupon below to learn and 4 p.m. J at preventing landlords from 4 Chcinnol Sound 1 1 1 director.of the ;Co»t of Livlnp a member of the Rabbinical BralUard works In a variety of ThoM-'Orphohetoday.- ' '' ' •>">• NO PRICE INCHI IIHEJJLUL Atf fho PlnriAtarilirn: tnnl.. illegally boosting rente to tplte EOR FREE ESTIMATE announced Ulis week tiiat ihe advantage of Uie increase^ Council, noted that tifere haif i?rtJrou6x, ufga'nizaiion oi materials to create mobiles, . 'Apprisedf'dl-Veteran's Training only 35 persons, tickets issued The FISHER 304 stutfj ON AMVinpniiR9nnBRAMni 44ovembei>-4(r7Sl--Open-~€ora- •"sociat'secnritybeiiefitB wliidi: flmprirn and trie-Rabbinical standing-pieces; detomteU" 1 jtariHcfrH' 2/4' chorine Orthodox Organization of New ornaments and eggs. •" •''•••'. ... -"rifth ... • ..U :r..)li-« '72 AMERICAN MOTORS CARS IN STpCK petitive Examination Bulletin became payable last month. where the rents of older peop |—8O'-waH-AM/FiM-ntceiv~ contains si examination went up when ^jr Jerseyr—He—resides-r-far Tfi&Srt Spirit Is open everyt Mrl The booklet tells social er has stereo beacon .. ..•..•#.],.. -t.^* v NAME:. announcements for_poaiUons security i benefit83 increased. Maplewpod, ;.:.. ,;.:.;•...-.-,>V4 , day and Friday evening. ' j -^ for automatic FM star- - >/- ^- • _^ Social securilyibermficiarits .—eo switching. It's tuning meiter makes for easier— don The Mletln also SP TELICHOME: MMSM7 Omn 4»i{y a-fl^ift^t. 9-6 PM , Rickel Home Centers, New Those interested in Jersey and New York's Elizahetjj. NJ. Copies will ••. In receiving the November largest and lastest-growing also be available on the .pamphlet rack at the social For an additional $256.00 (available The top of the line model SQ-443 AM/FM Examination Bulletin and "Do It Yourself" home cerh separately) add four UTAH WD-9012" 3- recetwr la specialty engineered to pradvee 4 applications should contact ters, will open its 13th store security office. -•••>••— channel sound from records, topes and FM the Department of Civil way speaker systems and the new GAR- broadcasts. 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'i'fe •Thursday, November 16, 1972 •Thursdav. November 16, 1972- gimimiiiiimiimiimiiimiiiimiimiimi niimiiMuwiniinmiiiiilktinuiiuiiiiiiiiiumiiiimiiiMiiiiimiiiiini G.I. DILI. PARTICIPATION Investors Savings Drama club stages A comparison of (lie first six years of the sanviNO IISCX * UNION COUNTIES OVER «a YEARS • Gallup will speak [Generation Gap U.S.A. Anniversary ball, BIBLE FOR THE BIRDS v NJ. economy still maintaining World War II, Korean Conflict and current QI NEAT WITH OIL HEAT COMFORT IS A sets grand opening 'Skin of Our Teeth' Hie Bills shows a higher participation rate under LOW COIT LUXURY FOR QUIZ By FARRIS S. SWACKHAMER, profttior. Union Junior ColLg. at NSC Tuesday concert Saturday . the current GI Bill than the Korean Conflict HOME OR FACTORYI | The Vail-Deane School Dramatic Club, Bill, VA reported recently. S""" P/MILT mimHmMmfliniiiHMMffl»mMB^' MHfflffl^^ George Gallup Jr., president of the Gallup of new home office Every year when we go down into Cape May farm. Once when we were showing some assisted by the Pingry Players, will present ûpward course, indices show The Snenger-Chor Newark will present a Insert In th«H>lank spaces Poll organization, will appear at Newark State concert and ball featuring the Troika Balalaika $ A BONUS County for our vacation, I hope to get 'pictures visitors around we spotted cattle egrets with Thornton Wilder'* "The Skin of Our Teeth" llTne Iatest 1MB. HOME aUtLDH, ^^^ i the name of the person who is The grand opening celebration of Investor sataC-Ik available business indicators An September but, for the first nine months, College's Theater for the Performing Arts, Orchestra as part of its 47th anniversary of species that have previously eluded me. This cattle there, so close to the road that you could tomorrow and Saturday at the Vail-Deane Union, next Tuesday at 1:40 p.m. The lecture is always associated with each Savings and Loan's new home offlceiat 24 almost touch them. Of course, the camera was gymnasium. Curtain time Is 8:30 p.m. Tickets rMilorT ,,show New Jersey's economy maintaining a were 13 percent ahoad of then-1971 pace. celebration on Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at the f Ira'cSj^r- M TH T ;r '; 9Ô;V«VTRK past August was a banner one. We went down- free and open to the public. Waverly 3-4646 B 0 0 of the following. Mlllburn ave., MiUbum, Saturday, Nov. SB, wil> moderate upward course," reports the current The number of new business Incorporations Burnet Junior High School Auditorium, Morris Mofara 1973 Oil Burner behind the Stone Harbor Sanctuary to try for back home In the closet. For the rest of the may be purchased at the door. lssue of New Gallup Is also on the board or directors of the 1. David and Include the distribution of 2,000 valuable, rare summer, we took the same road but the catllti Susan Horwltz of Roselle is assistant ,tar.!?l2».r. Jersey Economic Indicators, the has held at a record high level through 1972 and Caldwell avenues, Union. ~2. Abraham and Hume pholmrapl- "f «nreui audibtrsUliouetted „ robni montn|y analysis of business conditions Roper Public Opinion Center at Williams Engineered & Dealgned To Our Specification To Save On and uncirculated coins—one is worth $300—plus were always several hundred yards from the director. Elizabeth Melneck of Linden is running 8 percent over a year ago. "Less en- Tickets for the performance are $3 per ' Fuel (, Service. Guaranteed For 1 Yea 3. Deborah and — against the setting sun. However, that evening io'l onn- prepared by the N.J. Department of Labor and 1 College, a member of the American FUEL OIL a drawing for a $500 savings account and 10 $25 road and the chlcken-llke egrets were with chairman of the props committee. Joanne Fox couraging," the report said, "Is the pattern of person or $3.50 if purchased at the door. Tickets per 300 Gnls; Residential £ Commercial $QQ95 4. Samson and — there were no clouds in the sky and the sun was industry's Division of Planning and Research.- : Association of Public Opinion Research, the accounts, an array of special gifts for new too bright until It's sunk far below the tops of them. of Union is chairman of the sound effects business failures." After declining in 1971, for the dance, which will be held at Farcher's Top Grade 17.5 gal.Min.Del Cental Air Conditioning C0MpLETEi:9, 9 5. Jacob and — The report said, "Underlying trends remain World Association of Public Opinion Research, COD. deposits and souvenirs for all. the trees, out of sight. This summer I was determined to get some committee. failures have now returned to their volume of Grove following-lhe concert, are $1 per person. =LY INS G. Moses and — The association is moving from 64 Main St., • HVHVH edge of the shadow was moving rapidly across October, completed too late for inclusion in the savings operations, executive offices, ac- conventloners. ' . : Woldemar Link is musical director. Max E _OT Z NVHXVNOr I. the grass in the near part of the sanctuary. All Frank knew what I was seeking and said, article, showed a dip of 11,600 in unemployment Publicity -Chairmen are urged to counting department and the mortgage at skating center Boumans of Irvington is president of Saenger Allstate at once we spotted a Louisiana heron walking "Just go up to the next left, turn and continue rOTl!riP_yment rate dropped to 6.1 percent of the The Union County Pa'rlf Commission's than P°t news. Include your name, Union. ••• • ' -- According to the Veterans Administration, 'Says I'll be like my old self aoalni...that's not is chairman of the concert and ball. Fuel Co. almost reached it and T knew that once this again. A little way down that road is a: farm vyork force from 6.4 percent a month ago. Warinanco Park Ice Skating Center, hoping to address and phone number. what I had In mind.' Reporter With total assets climbing beyond nearly 10,000 wives and widows trained under happened there would be no chance of getting^ where cattle egrets feed with the livestock." ,The seasonally-adjusted figures for unem- close the generation gap, has scheduled family $160,000,000, Roland Lewan Jr., president of picture. ' ' iy He was right. The birds were about SO yards Its Dependents' Educational Assistance ployment also fell in October to indicate real night skating sessions Fridays from 6 to 8. That Investors Savings, noted that "our new facility program in fiscal year. 1972, an 8.7 percent to be cited As quickly as possible a, light reading was from the road and I was able to get some over-the-month improvement. The seasonally, means that any children planning to skate must 4 provides the much needed space to ac- taken and the camera put back on the tripod. passable pictures of them. increase over the previous year. adjusted number of unemployed dropped by be accompanied by parents. Some children still " commodate this and future growth and still The heron wouldn't cooperate. He spent much * jB,200 and the rate decreased from 7.5 percent overlook this requirement and can be __ip- Sander Vanocur, senior maintain the high standard. correspondent at the National of his tune in deep grass where we could just to 7.2 percent. Seasonal adjustment is a pointed on arriving without a parent. glimpse his head. Camera focussed on an open Public Affairs Center for Show to aid statistical modification that eliminates The Center will be closed on Thanksgiving Television, will present the Pythian honored spot in the grass, we waited. Once or twice he distortions caused by seasonal influences and Day, Nov. 23, until 6 p.m. It will be open until American Civil Liberties walked Into full view and the shutter snapped. thereby reveals underlying economic trends. 10:30 p.m. H-H DAY Union's award to Peter Bridge Dr. Nathan Grossman, the' newly-elected The last few pictures were taken in the shadow culture fund SAVE AT RAU Retail sales and electric power sales to. large grand chancellor of the Domain of NJ,^ was Today It Home Hunting Day. at the ACLU of New Jersey's and my prediction proved correct: there industrial and commercial users reached highs Information concerning-Ice-Skating-Center— third annual Awards Dinner honored at a testimonial dinner Sunda^'by trie wasn't enough light to recognize the heron. A second annual Polish- in July and August respectively, said the American Festival of music activities may be obtained by calling 241-3262. Turn to Today's REAL ESTATE Saturday at the Robert Treat Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge. Attending-the The Louisiana is a slender, graceful, medium Htwn Spring report. For the year to date retail sales were up and dance will be presented at The schedulers also given on the Park Com- Hotel, Newark. dinner was William Cohen of Union, gran '.M Bring your, set engineering. KIODIETOWN - CLIP THIS COUPON to our experienced technicians, and The funds will be used to BARBIE'S Two well known plays with a are planning to present future The Festival again will be 1624 SPRINGFIELD AVE. Vl/ Hi. Jewish theme, Bertold productions in the modern provide scholarships covering' MAPLEWOOD (At Burmt Av«.) * • f~* COUNTRY CAMPER run as a benefit for the Garden repairs will be made WHILE YOU tuition and fees for freshmen , Brecht's "The Jewish Wife" Maurice Levin Theater at the State Arts Center Cultural If ytta can't como, call, MAPLEWOOD and Philip notlTs "Ell theY-. Tickets for thia, their first WAIT, or WHILE YOU SHOP! and wo'll corns to youl as well as the funding of RCil Whirlpool Fund; ~whit;h .finances free labOratbrV '•' asistantships for' BIG JIM'S Fanatic," to be performed by performance in the area, are • Arts Center entertainment for ! TOYLAND a recently organized seniors. "••'•" ' ' . SPORT CAMPER FREE now on sale at the Y or may be New Jersey senior citizens, professional troupe, The bought at -the door, if ICONOmY ELECTRIC The schools receiving $5,000 disabled war veterans, young each were: North Carolina A $-J99 DOOR PRIZES Whole Theatre Company, will available, before the per- 271 SOUTH flVE., E. WESTFIELD TOYS TO DBLIOHT EVERY CHILD I people and the blind. & T State University, open this year's important formance. (In the A&P Shopping Center) 654-3O6O PRICES TO DELIGHT EVERY PARENT! No Checks, Please. 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•.'•'. /;,_.»!• > « ,•• ,•' «• — - liliiLV__ 'i'-'^ -'*••-''^"*^*'—i...—fc'*'___^''_____* ______f%_i ^ *mw. 18-Thursday, November 16, 1972-SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) LEADER-Thursday, November 16, 1972-19 luniiiiiuiiimiiuuii uirniln HI nitiiMMtiiiiiinuiii limiiiiunii iiiiUiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiHIlilii Nuptials conducted Driver i research efforts toward these To Publicity Chairmen: Time To goals are the, Center for Would you like some help in preparing for Maria Rizzo, Disease Control in Atlanta. car Report from Trenton Ga. and the National Institute newspaper releases? Write to this news- Spare of Allergy and Infectious paper and ask for our "Tips on Submitting A Union man Is listed In Ralph A. Mortellito UITHE SEARCH FOR HEALTH Diseases (NIAID), a com- News Releases." critical-fair condition at t, GEU1D AHDIIWS - (alunonl AA.,*, II I f.IPOfil ff.DH ponent of the National Overlook Hospital after he had [I Illlllllllllllllllll By State Saqator Matthew J. Rlnaldo IJIIIIItlltttJII JllllitutlMltlliM Maria Ann Rizzo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Institutes of Health in an apparent heart attack Philip N. Rizzo of 1440 Forest ct., Moun- I U THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH appolnted. It could be an outright appointment A friend, who Is a widower, retired a>fcw BIWSOA HIRIIIM Bethesda, Md. The victories of State Sen. Joseph Marlritl tainside, was married Friday evening to Ralph 1 while driving in Springfield, by the governor—as Is the case now when there months ago. He took aparttime job as a night In 1071, NIAID brought and myself in contests for congressional seats Andrew Mortellito, son of Mr. and Mrs. lost control of' his car and Is an opening in the United States Senate. The watchman. And, he has learned something. together scientists interested r last week will create two vacancies in the State Anthony Mortellito of Newark, in Our Lady of crashed into a traffic light and appointment could also be'"made by "" "I never knew," he says, "that so many in the biological aspects of the a building. Senate that under present law will have to be Lourdes Church, Mountainside. VD-^- What the NOW creased alkalinity and • filled by special elections after we resign. It is governor with the advice and consent of people went from house to house trying to sell Generation Should Know promotes bacterial growth in organisms causing gonorrhea Police said Anderson senate, or the governor could make the ap- The candlelight ceremony was performed by so many things." He has had his morning sleep and syphilis. Based on their • ironic that state legislative seats are among the Monsignor Theodore Bonelll. A papal blessing Venereal Disease is both the vaginal tract'-may Shepard, 74, was driving on very few In our system that can be filled only pointment with the concurrence of the ap- disturbed by people wanting to sell him contribute to a ' woman's recommendations, a special i Morris avenue Monday at was bestowed on the couple. A reception well known and little knowrt. through special elections. propriate county chairman of the party with everything from insurance to can openers. susceptibility to VD. Family emphasis program was 10:15 a.m. and was making a followed at the Chantlcler, Millburn. What's known about VD has -"The U.S. Constitution allows governors to fill which the former office holder was affiliated. A good businessman, qur friend also notes physicians—who treat 80 launched. Currently, some right turn onto Maple avenue Andrea Rizzo of Mountainside, sister of the filled many books, pamphlets nature's U.S. Senate vacancies. If a governor dies or I believe that, regardless of the method that, while many salesmen are on the up-and- percent of VD patients, yet $700,000 in .research grants when he suffered the apparent bride, served as maid of honor, and Lori Rizzo up, honestly trying to sell something of value, and medical journals. What's from NIAID support the work leaves office during his term, the state con- chosen, the appointee should be a member of not known is why some people report less than 20 percent of gourmet attack. They said his car the same party as the legislator he Is suc- of Rockaway, sister-in-law of the bride, served many door-knockers try to sell some scheme or of venereologists and bac- stitution provides for the president of the State can have VD and not be aware these cases to VD in- jumped the curb, knocking ceeding. This would provide continuity of party as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were some gadget that is hardly worth half the price. teriologists in this country. Senate to succeed him automatically. of it. Or why a person may vestigators—have been 1 631 MORRIS AVE. down the light at the in- and to some degree carry out the wishes of the Jacqueline Petti of Springfield, Linda Sexton of With some free time on his hands, our friend They want to,^ learn what Vacancies on the board of freeholders are filled . suspect he lias VD and not charged with contributing to a tersection, and crashed into voter who elected the legislator in the first South Plalnfield and Lorraine Rizzo of also takes a better look at thcmail he receives happens when aVD organism by appointment and so, too, are most openings seek treatment that can cure breakdown in the system of I SPRINGFIELD .the steps of the building at 120 place. The people would still retain the right of Brooklyn. Joy Mortellito of Hillside, the these dayir. "some of these people have to be enters the human body and on local governing bodies. In the cose of it. For even though there is no contacting others who may Morris ave. selecting a successor of another party if theg so groom'8 godchild, served as flower girl. kidding." he says, "If they expect anyone to goes about its destructive j 376-3517 freeholderhld s andd locall officialsffiil , the vacancies drug or vaccine to prevent it, have the disease and spread it Shepard was taken to the choose at the next general election. - The groom's brother, Anthony Mortellito of believe the description and the prices of 'dream unknowingly. course, how. to develop a are filled by the remaining members untilthe Hillside, served as best man. Ushers were VD can be cured. suitable animal model system hospital by Ihe Springfield I know there will be a special election to pick lots' and high-paying insurance policies With the'advent of penicillin (fresh whole wheat next general election, at which time the voters Nicholas Rizzo of Rockaway, brother of the VD is not a single disease, to study the course of the First Aid Squad, my successor and that of Sen. Marazitl, but I 'regardless of age or present condition of during World War II, scien- • bread, bake daily; are given an opportunity to select a person to bride; Michael Aldi of Cranford, Edward it's a whole collection- disease, and how to grow the also hope the Legislature will provide another STELLA 8PIROULI AS health.' is the public so gullible?" tific interest in venereal jdrled fruit, yogurt, . complete the unexpired term. •—•—•IT »»111111 i wgaaytfara»aHip)i..abjy;aaBaa»a»'C a Camaleri of Springfield and Ralph Verdi of gonorrhea, syphilis, syphilis organism in tissue • method of solving this problem. ^ The public often is gullible. We are all in- diseases waned. However, the •fresh snow peas, egg . Although only two state legislators were Carteret. Anthony Mortellito of Hillside, the granuloma inguinale, chan- culture or on non-living . 12 colleges- get TAKING SHAPE—Instructor Bill Stotart provides a few pointers for Sylvia Lazarus |n terested in something that appears to be, as we recent VD increase has •roll skins, beansprouts elected to Congress this year, several others groom's nephew, served aa ring bearer. croid and Iymphogranuloma media. From this research Springfield Recreation Department sculpture class which meets Tuesday evening* call it, "a good deal." Problem is that we may^, revived an awareness of the |ginger; cooking utensils were congressional candidates. As many as The bride, a graduate of Gov. Livingston Stella Spiroulias venereum. Gonorrhea and they hope to find better grant from Aetna at the Sarah Bailey Civic Center, • ' : buy something that it not what the advertising need for a preventive.and for five legislators would have vacated their, posts Regional High School and Fairleigh Dickinson syphilis arc the most serious methods of diagnosing 1 • For And About Teenagers (Photo by Roger Frank) (or the salesman) let us to believe it to be. We developing new drugs to ****************** HAKTFORD, Conn. — if they had all won. - University, Madison, is a first f^rade teacher in and most prevalent. These two gonorrhea and—perhaps one • " Free Chopsticks weren't cautious enough. We didn't take the replace those to which the VD Twelve New Jersey colleges the Rockaway Township public school system. to wed Linden man have reached epidemic • day in the distant future—a Z with When a number of similar vacancies oc- time to be careful. organisms are showing 15% OFF and universities have received curred in 1970, I advocated a change in the yes and then I didn't see him again for three sound like it will be your scene, look elsewhere The groom, a graduate of East Side High proportions in the United wny to prpypnl syphilis—• . . 5 $2.00 Purchase Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Spiroulias of Be careful when you spend your money, the. $5,984 in 1972 under Aetna Life system to permit the appointment of a suc- •months. Dojou think you can help me? Please for,9 boyfriend. School, NewnHf, nVirt .Tprspy flty Statp Tnllpgc, -StateSj-pacticularly-in-the-17— • of •give-me-some-helpfulradvice:—^——- jf-yuu have a teenage problem you waut -Springfield liave aiumunced Um eiigaguiiient of: Ttmlesir-you-fiaVe it to spare. Buy from to 30-year age group. Vitamin C ftw—cessorwhTTWiflffirserve until the next general : is employed as a construction worker by Sky their daughter, Stella, to Edwin Wayne" ~1 Oriental Items education program. OUR ADVICE: It sounds to us that he is the discuss or an observation to make, address .' established, reputable companies. Don't buy Venereal diseases are GiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiaimiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiDuiuiiiiiiia election, at which time the voters could select Top Inc., Rockaway. Eldridge, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Eldridge something just because it seems to be a Directions: From Chatham & Madison; Rt. 24 east; rlghf turn Aetna's share was one with the problem and you are stuck with it. your letter to FOR AND ABOUT caused by bacterial $3,123, someone to fill out any unexpired term. While Following a honeymoon trip to Acapulco, the of 3 Chatham pi., Linden. bargain. Be sure it is something you need and at Cleveland PI. (opp Larkey's); left turn at Morris Ave.; supplementing agent If you don't really like this boy too much, we •• TEENAGERS, , COMMUNITY „ AND organisms transmitted during proceed block. ^*fiiJ there have been several estimates of the costs couple will reside in Rockaway. Miss Spiroulias is a graduate from Jonathan well worth the money you pay for it. From Summit, follow Morris Ave. east to no. &31, in employee gifts of $2,861 to the suggest you go out with other guys, but if you SUBURBAN PRESS SERVICE, FRANK- intimate sexual contact. Since of a special election in Union and Morris Dayton Regional High School, Springfield, and Springfield New Jersey institutions. think he's worth it, here's our advice: He FORT, KY.T'40601. one usually does not develop From Union, Rt. 24 west, left on Cleveland PI. (opp. counties, it is generally agreed that such an THIS WEEK'S LETTER: Boy, do I need is employed at Melvin P. Windsor, Inc., Lar key's); left turn at Morris Ave,; proceed I block. Princeton University received sounds like he doesn't want to make a verbal immunity to the gonorrhea extraordinary canvass would cost at least help! People tell me I'm pretty, and I can say MRS. RALPH A. MORTELLITO Springfield. From Mplwd. 6. Mlllburn; Mlllburn Ave., Right on Rt. 24 $1,313, the state's largest I'm popular around our.school with the clean-, commitment, so don't force him to. Go out with ^Newcomers plan Demner-Deutsch organism, it is possible, to (w); left turn at Cleveland PI. (opp Larkey's); left turn at $100,000. EARLYCOPY Her fiance, who was graduated from Linden Morris Ave.' proceed 1 block. combined company and. cut type of guys and gals who you can really him and have a good time. In reality the two of contract that disease over and I still bclieye that a method of appointing an Publicity Chairmen are urged High School, served in the United States employee contribution. Have a good time with. My problem is hard to youwill be going together, only you don't have over again. interim successor to fill legislative vacancies observe the Friday deadline for other Marine Corps with a tour of duty in Vietnam. • êngagement is told describe: I'm able, to meet and go out with to label it as such and follow all the ritual In- February nuptials K event for Saturday Gonorrhea often occurs would be the most economical solution to this than spot news. Include your name, ThThee MountainsidMountainsidee He is employed at Custom Craft Offset Printers HnTMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Demner of 51 Shelley guys, but just when this boy and I get to a point volved in "going together." If this doesn't i A '• II i I NewcomerNewcomers wilwilll holholdd a without any symptoms, problem. The person selected to fill the opening address and phone number. Bavarian night at the Knights of Columbus in Rosclle Park. rd., Springfield, have announced the where he could ask me to go with him, he never particularly in girls and would serve only until the next general elec- engagement of their daughter, Jacquelyn M., does. He just all of a sudden backs off, as if AM ICC I lntar\A/rvlri Halli No[thvnue and crossroads, scotch women; 60 percent of women tion. NEIGHBORS WANT YOUR usod to Leonard B. Deutsch, son of Mr. and Mrs. There are several different ways in which an there was something wrong. One time I even Items..Tell 'em what you have. exposed to gonorrhea develop got close, he asked me to go with him and I said Run a low.cost Classified Ad. Call • Joseph Deutsch of Flushing, New York. the disease. Last year, there interim state senator or assemblyman could be 686-7700. . Sisterhood sponsors•-'• Miss Demner is copy director of the Alande ' , i their daughter, Karen Anne, to Frank X. Kelly, _.,.,„ , „ „„,„„ „,. „ were an estimated 2,500,000 Fran¥ lyOf564 terUng salad, black bread, sbeer, soda and ^Raymond Richards Advertising agency, cases of gonorrhea in the Springfield. Her fiance isdistrict manager of United States. Syphilis, too! is P 7aru,r ^ ' ânX^rdanch": discount sale Sundaythe Presidential Realty Corporation, White MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS Caterers club member8 p to in oId increasing. In 1971, it was U ^M^ntSd, a'graduate of Jonathan Germa^^n style, but dress i«*»s optional» **. Musi" c is by- The Sisterhood of Temple Sharey Shalom, Plains, N.Y. estimated that there were A COMPLETE CATERING SERVICE r; Dayton'Regional High School in Springfield, Springfield, w(U_ have a discount _ holiday.'.', 100,000 new cases and possibly • WEOOINOS • shopping day Sunday at the temple, South Stanley F. Yolles, M.D., Director • PARTIRS » Ostrich egg symbolic more than one million persons ELIZABETH • SOCJAL AFFAIRS '• Springfield avenue and Shunpike road, who need treatment. National Institute of Mental Health Mrs. John Hvizdak. Ethiopian Christians consider ostrich eggs WE CAN NDLB YOUR THANKSOIVINQ ft CHJtriTMAS DINNER! School.TNew Brunswick, and Georgetown Springfield. Shopping hours are from noon until Many reasons are given for DRESSES •uetYoor HostesSMIss "O," Formerly of The Chicken Nest, , ; 4 p.m. symbolic of both the Resurrection and the HEARING AID CENTER Handle Your Special Events. I University in Washington, D.C. He attends Virgin birth. It was once thought that the the rise in VD rotes. Some There will bo a complete selection of first • SUITS DOCTORS' year. Other general findings WE DELIVER TO ALL AREA! -Georgetown University Law Center-and is ostrich left'(Is eggs in Ihe sand to be hatched by people do not know they are A son for Kopelsons quality merchandise for the entire family. PRESCRIPTIONS include: :r . 1205 Easl Grand St., Elizabeth ; ; employed as a law clerk for the Federal Power the sun - representing the Creator, infected or that they can be • FORMALS Mr. and Mrs. George. Kopelson .of Clark Come early ant) choose your holiday gifts. The. cured by prompt treatment. The view has been advanced . No evidence (or, claims thai [$73-4344 'Commission. . ' 'Mmiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiinimiiiiiiiiuuiiiuiiis. ALTERATIONS by some that the prescribing Americans are chronic users PROMPT SERVICE IN YOUR HOME The wedding is planned for Feb. 18, .1973. became Uie parents of a son.JDerek Neal, Nov. chairman of the sale is Mrs. Ted Friedman,'; Some physicians think that the vice-president of the Sisterhood in charge of INCLUDED habits of America's of psychotherapeutic drugs. 141 HOFFMAN BLVD. E. ORANGE S at St. Barnabas Medical Center, Livingston. I Charge for Pictures | "pill"—which causes in- They also have a daughter, Ashli Gail, 14 Ways and Means. . '•', Hrs: 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. physicians may be con-- Americans are Conservative PHONE 354-6868 PAINTERS.ATT^NTIONI Sell yourself to 30,000 i{§. There Is a charge of S5 for wedding and 5 __jrjlllRiJUARJU GOOD VISION & LOOKS GET TOGETHER tributing to a rising incidence • about trnnrniiii7,ors think families with a low-cost months. Mrs. Kopelson is the former Jnde want Ag. can i —J|"iengagerfrem~prctures. Tfiere Is no W~ CALL: 467-2581 of drug abuse. doctors may prescribe them Goldman of Springfield. ~ Tnds wrinkles Come in and see our young EARLYrOPY B charge for the announcement, whether § Travelers may find a new S The National Institute of more than lhe>|,,should, and Publicity Chairmen are urged to !!g'\Mth or without a picture. Persons 1 MALVINA'S FASHION CENTER collection of frames that can help Mental Health set out to find hold 'that it's, .bejter to use gtiiiiiiiiniiiiiaiwimiiaiiiiuiiiiuiiiniiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiimiiiiit wrinkle remover spray a 5 Public Notice observethe Friday deadline for other I'ûbmlttlna —weffrllnn; rir ' ringagomsnl—-5- give you that pew outlook. . out the farts, mnklnff ' the. NIMH: Psychophar- slightly more Sffiln\ «ve' MAX SR! a, PAKV1.;.v.-'- vS! . .INTERSECTIONS. WEIGHT Shopping Center , macology Research Branch, "LIMITATIONS AND prescriptions per person per PROVIDING PENALTIES "The Psalms for Modern augmented' by those from "Our data indicate that most "year, i ""' "\ "' -''•" SCHOENWALDER FOR THE VIOLATION Man," in Today's English individuals with visjon dim- private practitioners^ if ri Thanksgiving Day Dinner THEREOF." '• The conclusions were drawn BE IT ORDAINED by Ihe Version; is now available in ming because of^ j^ge or anything, err irr the con? from a unique, three-pronged ' Serytd from noon - - 9 p.m. Township Committee of Ihe large-size print from the >, disease, who no longer could servative direction" .'.;ih . 'research survey 'gathering" Township of Springfield In the Wl>oles.|.,lt«t«ll' ^ Special Children's Portions Counly of Union and the Stale of American Bible Society. 'Jiread. jordlriary-size: print. prescribing psycholherapV data on prescriptions filled in " - AUTO SALES New Jersey as follows: on International sterling. Dinner Music by Sal Gloe Published in direct response Clergyme"'-- n mad""""e- a ^''"'•• utic, or mind-affecting drugs. 1 AUTHORIZED DEALER \. Schedule. I ot the above U.S. drugstores! on'the AMBASSADOR GREMLIN captloned Ordinance shall be to numerous reequesta for j ft:request, emphasizing-the ease They see little likelihood prescribing bemaVlbr of WEDOOUROWN '. HORNET « UTATH amended as follows: large-type edition of these1 with which the larjje-type that doctors contribute to drug private physicians, and ori PODY A,tlp FEEDER WORK" MATADOR JAVELIN DIAHWD • jewHsv • kmuius Name ot Street sides Limits 1: ' 5HpWROOAAS: ... ancient' hymns and prayers, Psalms could be read from the abuse by creating physical patterns of drug acquisition ; >l t'K'H .-IIL-M'j'l Summit R6ad Both Entire the new publication was pulpit or lectern! ' ,'.' i 2037 Morris Ave<, Union Eipert Clock & Witch lUwlr Length iiKSr Start a family tradition: dependence on drugs^mong and usage among adults. CALL 273-5120 2. Appropriate and reasonable produced by one of the Jatest . To quickly comply with their patients. • '•<•'.' Dial 686-0040 80 FRANKLIN PLACE signs shall be erected sublect tothe innovations, of the printing these requests, the society 1 approval of the Stale Department ot Transportation In order to Qlve industry, an automated made use of a Cameron press Further, say the scientists, To Publicity Chairmen: ' u..dc,, pi^l 686-1373 SUMMIT adequate notice of this Ordinance. * dinner less than half bf those sur- 3. Whenever any words and printing process. which George Amann, the Would you like aorta help phrases are used In this ; Homes for the aged, nursing society's production super- veyed who showed high levels in preparing newspaper re% Ordinance, the meaning of "psychic distress" had used MflPLECREST MO MORRIS 1WNPKE , SHORT HUS respectively ascribed to them In homes and hospitals visor, labels "the most ad- leases? Write to this nowt* sub-title 1 of T We 30 of the Revised throughout the country, vanced press of its kind In the any psychotherapeutic papor and aik for Qur "Tips ©TRIUMPH Statutes of New Jersey shall be MERCURY, INC. printing industry today;" atStouffers. medication obtained on on Submitting (^vys -;Re-~'.v~" deemed to apply to such words and welcomed "The Psalms for >-Lcyland ' phrases used herein. Modern Man" upon its prescription during the past teases." ,, ...... , • Authoriied. Spriiigfield':; .4. l/-any-part or parts of this Collated books flowed in line • Sales & Service JThink of Christma*!..Think of ordinance are for any reason held publication in December on a convey or belt to the •STAG «TR6 to be Invalid* such decision shall 1970, and soon began asking not affect the validity of the binder and were delivered' as •GT 4 • «SPITFIRe remaining portions of tbls the AmerJsan Bible Society complete units at the rate of IMPORTED House ' Ordinance. for the same volume in large- DOMESTIC 5. AM-ordinances or. parts of 2,000 per hpur. This SUPPLY CO. INC. ItterftTrt—will be given an you on all of International's beauti- May 21 - Juno 20 about your relationship with a member ,pt (he- ' ew A opportunity to be heard conc«rning- opposite sal. Efbn't tamper with voi^fllrtsent ' Cars said, ordinance. . * : ful patterns when yqu buy special 4, romance pattern. J^|5'.:; Service" .LUMBER /BRICK & BLOC lrarilv prtclu watdi tmployi an «l«froi)U«l : :, E|eonore H. Worthlngton 8, or 12, 4-pc. place -setting services. PAN ELI NO . CECEILINI G TIL tuning lark Hut splits ucti iKmd Into Mi'.qiw ..•••'• • Township clerk The youngsters will, MOONCIIILU Complete Auto Body > prMlu, that vn aiMrint** U* (cenracy to wittiln «0 (The services for 8 and 12 include a You are entering a phase ot believing that self HARDWARE . MILLWORK • month; M«» aKnpiw.Mitctlen. rrom «no. ' * Spfld Leader, Nov. 16, 1972 June 21 -July 22 376~-4210 PAINTS • HBgENCBD (Fee*l».17) butter knife, sugar spoon, tablespoon, like eating out at a control is something that other people tuck. PERSONNEL TO KELP'YOU .. • V A- > -., ,'. , place that knows how Systcmizcd self deception shows in your chart. IS! Morris Avi. __„ .Springfield COMPLETE DELIVERY pieticed tablespobnv s . for perfect \\ Thanksgivingal Stouffer's to please their young^ Look into it! ' ERVl£E:ll To Publicity Chairman!' enlertalning. " is for everybody" who' appetites with a special LEU For those under your slijn unattached, there's s ty yau Ilk* item* h«lp likes all the delicious menu for children. Jul»2:i- Aug. 22 dramatic changes In the romance department - 2 Chestnut St., Union . 687-3707 In preparing n«w«pap»r r«. , IN SPRINOFIBLD Our Free Gift traditional holiday /pods. on the wing. Other Lcos? Stick close to homo (AtjTttBS Points) op«n»v.rYNli»-TiiChrl»tmM l»a«.i? Write to this mwi- Lovable Portrait of your This handsome chest Combine your favorites base; questionable social activities, lnBlcated. ' 193 Morris Av« 376-1442 papir-aiidaikfaraur "Tlpi L with special services into a complete feast. VIIIGO The want of solitude rtems to be in, the general RtNOS .DIAMONDS .IARRINOI .WATCHBI on Submitting N«w» R«. - : » O Dog, Cat or Horse in Pastel or Qi£ for 8 or 12. Beginning with a choice Aug. 2.1 - Sept. 22 scheme and design qMhlncs. A chain of suBTlo " • s of appetizers like, say, events, involving tbe! opposite sex foils for • Pastel 'W up Oil 20 up.T steaming oyster bisque. thinking - alone!' *r -'•• FREE &ROCHURE. Then succulent turkey Ullll/Y This happens.to be one of those cosmic cyclos, ' WOOLLEY FUEL CO with savory dressing and Stpt. 2.1 • Ocl. it when judging chardcter won't be one of *our ' ' •: 14 HOURiSERVICE Order Now. For Christmas rich gravy. New England cranberries, —strong-traits. Don't prejudeca meiiitgr VtH^D.'•'• "smct vnv JOHN DAVID Call 232-8820 or 232-3018 Writ* ywir dmwra In Manh'« a choice of freshly cooked vegetable opposite sen. •;.'••...: ....-' bridal raglttw and nulu thwn 2277 Morris Ave com* tnw. Select Ihe sterling, " • and special salads. Plus hot breads, SCOKt'IO Stumbling over minor irritabilities weaves PARTY RENTAL china and glauware you would . beverage arid your choice from our 25 Oct. 23- Nov. 21 through the chart, for most members of yqux; Union like to have and just refllstar In ; . bountiful selection of desserts. sign. One other thing! Over possessivenesîU LSO Of na tit* act Mursli'a Bridal Register. When Children Indicated, also. - FINEST EQUIPMENT your trlenda or relatives ask you, ' - Thanksgiving is for everybody. 2 t&eU/tWf/fi: Yoir Classified Ad your paranla or your In-laws v , At StoufferV Nostalgia, and a trip down memory lane are In ,- 8. TABLE UtfEN» what yoifwbuiaiIRe, iueHSII Ihem Yor. 21 • Dec. 21 this week's cosmic pattern. In somo cues the: FOR ALt TYPES i you're ll»ed In Marah'a Bridal Register. You'll be delighted to thoughts of on old flame will burn, brightly. ;; OF f ARTIES / Una that you uel so much ol what •it • it'nu':i n-- -~i^.r *_ 1- »-"--.-->>—•—'. —~v ' • , - CAHI1COIIN ' Hold it Capricorn! Accorflinj! to yuur chart, |B'-' you wished tor. < Dee. 22 Jan. IS the far dark corner of your mind J ' ILECTROLySIS thouKhts of undermining a "superior""* ia BURNETT Not nowl CADILLAC 0LDIM0BIL8 MAPLEWOOD j • An Wtlcomt to Com* In tat* Fne ",.. •Salm , ; . AQUAItltlH . This week Happens to be ono of thoie'.lii*:'i .'.'• :. •''^-: ••,>'• •••'•••;;' .'i'.'1'. •' Confutation. Pk$u Ctlt Ctrtlflacftlflad ehctrot-ehctrol- Jan. 20 - Feb. IX periods, when first Impressions and «n»p eu"» Fiti*.Jo*»ia>t I silvoiimltrii; tlnco 1900 Peb. IS • Mar. 20 cros?rdad In life, foolish coiirnue, thJJu.VMt9fc.« ' 491 Morris Av«. could burden you with Incalcuublc resS&l»lWll<. " "":.'.".: SuWhiit'-'v^' 265Mlllli.u.'nAve:.MIIIburn'.N.J. OpenMon.&ThuisMIII9P.M ties. Advice? 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jjjjijjlXi^,'.. w&w>%mti^Ma&mi&.;& v. IliSP; 20-Thursday, November 16, 1972-SPRINGFIELD (N.J.)'LEADER Colonials open home season against Hamburg Nov.26 Thursday, November 16. 1972-19 WiUtes-Barre on Sunday, Jan. 14; Hamburg on Professorial basketball will come to North playground leagues, played for AUentown the Jets early In the season. The Jets, 3-5 at the country's fourth leading rebounder during his State to two NCAA small college tournaments., Sunday, Jan. 21; Hamilton on Sunday, Jan. 28; Jersey this month when the Garden State past two years, averaging 19.4 points his rookie time, finished the year with a 20* record. They senior year in college, averaging 21 a game. —Greg Gary, a 6-4 swing man, was an all-city Allentown on Sunday, Feb. 4; Wllkes-Barre on Colonials, the newest member of the Eastern season and 24.8 last year. One of the league's went on to win the league championship, and —Vincent White, a 6-7, 200-pound forward, high school selection in New York and the Saturday, Feb. 10 (at Upsala College, East Basketball Association, open their 1972-73 most exciting players, Hammond, who was Raskin was selected coach of the year. spent last year with the Harlem Globetrotters. leading scorer on St. Bonaventure's 1971 NIT Orange); Scranton on Sunday, Feb. 18; Hart- season against the Hamburg Bullets at 7:30 drafted by the NBA's Los Angeles Lakers, won Last year, asked to put life Into the Trenton Drafted by the Detroit PlBions, White, who team, averaging 19 points a game. ford on Sunday, March 4; Wilkes-Barre on p.m. Sunday, Nov. 26, at Roselle Catholic High MVP honors in the Mucker Tournament's pro franchise, Raskin came through again. finished In the top five in small college NCAA Asked about the Colonials' chances, Raskin Saturday. Mffr"h '"; Hamilton on Sunday. School. division two years ago at the age of 19. Trenton, 7-14 when he took over, won six of Its rebounding during each of his three years at had this to say: The EBA, which also includes teams from last nine games and made it into the playoffs. Savannah State, averaged 21 rebounds and 20 "The EBA is a tough league, and it's March 18; Hamburg on Sunday, March 25, and The Colonials were organized this summer Hartford on Sunday, April 1. by a group from New Jersey. The management - Hartford (Conn.). Hamilton (N.J.) and Wilkes- This summer, when the EBA decided to ex- points a game during his college career. especially tough for an expansion team: But roster includes Larry Armour, Fred Marech Barre, Scrantpn, Allentpwn and Hamburg pand, Raskin made a bid for a Union County —Harry Laurie, a 6-1 guard who played with we've got a good group of exciting ball players, Tickets, priced at *3 for adults and $2 for and Andy Armour of Springfield, Bob Raskin of (Pa.), serves as a farm system for the NBA and franchise. He was joined by Armour, a friend the ABA'S Pittsburgh Condors, Is described by a solid management team and the enthusiastic students (or $36and $24 for season tickets), can Elizabeth and Terry Brenner of New Brun- ABA. The Colonials have working agreements from Springfield, who has followed EBA ac- Raskin as "the best passer in professional support of northern New Jersey. I don't believe be purchased' at the following locations: swick. with the Milwaukee Bucks, Detroit Pistons and tivities closely since 1970, when he wrote'a basketball. in making predictions, but I'm optimistic. • 1 Roselle Catholic High School; Solomon's Sport Shop, 1171 Elizabeth ave., Elizabeth; Rockoff At a press conference last week in Newark, Golden State Warriors of the NBA, and the story on the league for Sports Illustrated, —Ted Martiniuk, a 6-2 guard, finished sixth think you'll be hearing a lot from the Colonials Utah Stars of the ABA. . Once the franchise was secured, Raskin and. in the nation in scoring last year. Drafted by ' In the days ahead." — Men's Wear, 170- Elmora ave., Elizabeth; the Colonials announced the acquisition of Luton's Hair Styling, 761 Mountain ave., Klnardo Webster and Joe Hammond. The Colonials, who play a 32-game season, Armour put together a management team the Chicago Bulls, he averaged better than 25 After their Nov. 2B opener against Hamburg, open their home stand against Hamburg on which consists of a Springfield resident who is points a game for St. Peter's College. the Colonials' home game schedule reads as Springfield, and Scappy'a, 169 Mountain ave., Webster, who played with the New York Nets Springfield. ™~ and Memphis Pros of the ABA last season, was Nov. 26 in the 2,200-seat gym at Roselle Fred Marech, president of Marech Advertising —Wayne Cruse, a 6-9 center from Idaho follows (Sunday games-start at 7:30 p.m., TO SERVE AS MODELS — Mrs. Peter Kearney (left) an All-'Americaju al 91.- Peter's College in Catholic" High School. Located on Raritan road of Newark; Andy Armour, a freshman at State, played, on Raskin's 1970 Allentown Saturday games at 8:15): Hartford on Satur- . The CoIonialB' corporate parent, Garden Jersey City, where he rewrote the record books ID Roselle, the school will be the site of 14 of the Jonathan Dayton Regional High; Terry championship team and, says Raskin, "sets a day, Dec. 2; Allentown on Sunday, Dec., 10; State-Professional BaBketball'Inc, is located at -models a layered look outfit while Mrs. Robert and scored over 1,000 points in two years. A 6-5, Colonials' 16 home games. Brenner, an attorney from New Brunswick; mean pick.". Scranton on Sunday, Dec. 17 (at Seton Hall, 801 North Broad St., Elizabeth 07208; phone Cenarof Union, chairman of the fashion show for 200-pound forward, Webster holds the Madison Raskin, coach and general manager of the Howard" Brenner, senior vice-president of —Harry James, a 6-1 guard, led Montclair South Orange); Hamilton on Saturday, Jan. 6; •number, 353-2952. ' ' ' . the West Orange Junior Woman's Club, Nov. 30 in Square Garden collegiate record for most field Colonials, has the best won-lost percentage Burnham & Co., a New York brokerage firm, St. Cloud Presbyterian Church, West Orange, goals in a single game. • (.700) of any coach currently In the EBA. In and Howie Evans, sports editor of the checks details with her description card. She also Amsterdam News, a radio broadcaster and Hammond, a star from the Harlem 1970, he was asked to take over the Allentown is chairman of the scholarship committee, and director of Wagner Center in Harlem. Variety of morning events available proceeds will go touthe scholarship fund. As for the on-court line-up, Raskin gave the press the following capsule comments on his outstanding players: -Phil Harris, a 6-10 resident of Orange, at Dayton; paddle ball set tomorrow A bridge-fashion show played for the University of Texas and is a three year-veteran of the EBA and a two-time The Dayton Intramural Program Physical Bob Wallick and Bob Dorsky, Dick Fishbeln sponsored by the Student Council and DIPPER slated Nov. 30 by club Mi-Star selection. Education HprrpnHnn mTPPRRl rnnHnnpn Its nnH Tnm I.nwy Tim Tnll npH [flrry Si'vOT-""-!", will be held In the cafeteria daily from 7:30 to A-br4dge-faBhion-6how-will AddiUonaHnformatlon-niay —Bob Butts, also from Orange, was the morning activities in the boy's gym with a 8:15 a.m. Those desiring to compete for the Marc Bloom and Jesse Greenstein, Bruce •Jill be sponsored by the West be obtained by calling 731 variety of events. Wall ball courts were set up Hoffman and Ellen Sherman, and Dave Abend checker, chess and bridge trophies should sign n»|i; : M;i Orange Junior Woman's Club, 7939. last Friday and paddle ball doubles and tennis and Bob Rawllns. Registration is open—and- -up-wlth any Student Council member on duty /ill!; fin Thursday, Nov. 30at7:30p.m. doubles will be played every Friday morning. Couple competition will continue throughout the fall serving coffee, cider, tea, cocoa, bagels, rolls, il!(J-| ,.-.! In St. Cloud Presbyterian Scheduled to compete in the first round of the and winter. Teams with the best won-lost cakes, juice, etc., during the Student Council '10') Church, West Orange. (Continued from page i) paddle ball doubles tomorrow are the teams of percentage will receive DIPPER trophies. breakfast. Proceeds will go to the'Antigone' propose to the guys, I said it would be in Tennis doubles (wall ball style as well as -o-o- scholarship fund. outdoors, weather permitting) will begin THE UNIVERSAL GYM physical fitness November." Mrs. Robert Cenar, of Union Town meeting tomorrow. Those boys and girls who signed up program is available for use during the mor- ••;<»]-. ' 'jili reading set -o-o- . is chairman of the fashion (Continued from pago 1) - -^- . should report to the boys' gym with raquets and ning hours in the boys' gym. A' planned h'j'.u.ult[ THE BIWEEKLY roses and the special ; show and of the scholarship The Ethical Culture Society announcement were some of the "out of the sneakers, and be ready to play. program of exercises is available from the •H'J no, happen if you three (pointing to the three" ••ill 1 committee. ' fyrs. Peter will hold a reading of the play, ordinary" aspects of their courtship, and DIPPER Director John Swedish announced director so that'each boy and girl can chart his •:.,:l: Democrats on the governing board) would have that floor hockey team rosters should be turned efforts. A nurse's physical exam is required for VJ) I -•••ill Kearney will be one of the "Antigone," tomorrow Joanne said she also wanted their wedding to the same trouble. We had no problems up to models. evening at 8:15 at 516 Prospect be different. in before the end of the month so the league can the vigorous DIPPER events. four years ago. If this was happening to the get started the first week in December: Three In last week's three-man basketball fithan d IAIL, ,ili i It was announced that all St., Maplewood. The play "My wedding gown is an old-fashioned style, $40,000 and $50,000 houses in other parts of town teams of six men have each turned in their 10th grade American League play, some *>rri"•: ,y garments have been home* reading will be part of an and girls in the bridal party wear dresses and something would be done." •jil'f every Friday night program lists. They Include: John Belliveau's changes were made in the standings. The ! sewn, and pattern numbers carry bouquets of the same type popular in the Mayor Weltehek responded, "We have made "Demons," Tom Rossanilo's "Flyers" and Bob • Mikes (Mike Neibart, Mike Meskln, Vin IiiV n with their approximate cost sponsored by the group. The 1930s," she explained. a lot of progress." He listed agreements with Maguire's "Pr's." The six-man tag football Mirabella and Larry Maxwell) clinibed into wni will be given while the society will Include a political The cars for the bridal party also were the Army Engineers and with the Park Com- team league will not get started until team first place with a 7-0 record by beating Blades, V)b clothing is modeled. discussion group / and a unusual. Instead of the black Cadillacs usually mission, adding, we have constant anxiety rosters are submitted so play can begin after 12-10, and the Razors, 10-5, 10-5 and'10-6.-The , Centerpieces will be made sexuality discussion group. seen, the bride rode in a 1931 Rolls Roycc town trying to get anything out of all these govern- school on the boys soccer field. If six-man tag Sacks (George Sirigotls, Cal Ackerpan, Paul of pin cushions and tickets will A discussion of the play will car. Two other-Rolls Royces, one cranberry, mental agencies: football isn't T>layed,DIPPER-;wiu substitute Ackerman, and Dino ColabeHi) dropped into utni 1 be of material patch, all of follow the reading. Refresh- one green, also were used. • Committeeman F. Donald Clancy declared, Olympic style volleyball leagues. Those In- second place with ah (H" record as" * result of which were made by thements will be served, and the "I don't care for black limousines at wed- "We are just as frustrated by all this as you terested should contact the director with team their loss to the Razors. (Joe Gra'iiano, Jack Juniors. program is open to the public. dings," Joanne said. "They always remind me are. These agencies are all tied up in red tape. rosters. Boys' gym Is open every morning from Graessle, Ted Johnson, Andy Cohen and Joe The Sexuality Discussion of funeral processions. White limousines are What you can do now is get all your neighbors 7 until 8:15 a.m. Campanelli), 12-10, in overtime. The Razors Group will talk about hard to get, so we decided on the Rolls." out for the Dec. 6 meeting to convince the are fourth with a 3-5 record with a victory over VJVI, -<;-J(;' The checker, chess and bridge events co- (Mill :••?• "Exclusivity Verses Multiple The couple were wed at an afternoon Nuptial engineers of the seriousness of the situation." the Blades (104) and a loss to the Sacks (10-4). Relationships," Nov. 241 The Sacks beat the Blades, 10-2; Bombers beat Fashions Mass in St. James Church, Springfield, with the Committeeman Norman Bariner reviewed Additional information may the Blades, 12-10, in overtime—and the Razors kVKf.H :> Rev. Edward- R. Oehling officiating. A his efforts to get.the Park Commission moving be obtained by calling Sal reception was held at the Mountainside Inn. on the dike project and said that he is now defeated the Blades, 10-6. The Broncos (Ed Toepher, Jim Wissel, Ron Krichelosky and Urn: <".!'set Dec. 6 Santanlello at 374-0761. Joanne's sister, Mrs. Joseph William*'of concentrating on getting the jReeded Water __ a^ • " | T»«». f$PORT$p:ORNIR\ George Krug) have a 1-15 record, thee BomberB s >. I'lHiiJtvi Mrs. James Conlon of Union nlgnTwaBTnatiun uf honor. Brrdegmaida were policy board approval in Trenton. Mrs. William Devlin of Point Pleasant, cousin - (Lou Fasulo, Todd Hersh, Bob Rawllngsl , Joe •;., .,,,'wlll serve as "Christmas" Pulice, Jim Glllcele and Rich Dietz) are 1-1 and i>m: ' • > Around the World" chairman B'nai B'rith plans of the bride; Susan Costa of Astoria, t».Y:; THOMAS WEBSTER of 28 Rose Sve., whose Anne Whclan pf Ocean; Sandra Giordano, of axtm KENTUCKY C0UOHELA' > ^^^.^ : __ ^__;;..._ Branlord, Conn.rbroiheTT'Dl : MarlonrJ,SteVoHi>rriB,A. J.WachtttandNick , ApMtmaitnere will he « vacation for Admission ta»l, an,4 thereiwiH, dief reported progress^ on three" fifonts. Zavfclas) are Hrst with a 64 recbrd&llowed by ~ y;rf bwufKwo to Naisau As a first prize, Louis Puopolo, Salvatore "Russo_ _ He noted that- the town Is now ready to be door prizes.. \,\f.,-.,', Meyers and Alan Schnell, all of Spring the Arts (Art 'Ernst/Al "Weinmaj) and Jeff Hot bnn gourmeMioutlûe table and the bazaar laToper.'"free to •negotiate, for easements for Bryant Brook Schneider) with a 5-4 record, and ithe FCC's : '"VH >i and cryital items. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the bridegroom, was junior usher, and Joseph property lfêeded. : Copper) at 4-3, The, K-Boys (Rich Silverstein, .iii'ii. !.•, 'Mrs. Conlon's committee YMHA, Green Lane, Union, MEETING THE BOSS — Andy Armour, Springfield youth who is one of the owners of Williams of Union, nephew of the bride, "was He said that the agreements for Rahway . Stu Sherman and Tom Lowy) sport a 1-2 record h/»,nMwill consist of Mrs. Nicholas Saturday at 7 p.m. prior to the the Garden State Colonials of the Eastern Basketball Association, maps court ring bearer. vVr ; River Improvements are the result of work by ; while the Cogs (English teacher) Norm iii-mH i Chomuk of Union, co- auction. Auctioneer will be strategy with Wayne Cruse, a 6-9 center. The Colonials will open their season on Joanne is employed as a computer operator many' township committees over the years. sketched from by Western Electric in Springfield. Dennis 18,8 Pollack, Dipper Director John Swedish, Russ kaitl '; chairman; Mrs. Louis Ripa, Mrs. Robert Turner. Sunday, Nov. 26, at 7:30p.m. at Roselle Catholic High School. The; mayor said that improvements along Corcoran, Gary Treasone and Dan Gecher) pubUdty. -IN AMERICA plaid polyester-acrylic $180,000 from'the state in settlement of a OOM.S LAsrYFAR, HAS will be Invited to play against, .the National lm.oit k Reservations ^ n^^ HELP YOU? Springfield police arrested warrant was issued. He was 62Z IN HIS CAREER. (; may short skirt sale 7.90 two persons this week, both of picked up Nov. 7 by Irvington Testimonial lawsuit brought for damage caused by Rt. 78 league, ,;.-•• . . • - .-.",;. by contacting Mrs. Morris at construction. our famous-label whom were later ordered by police and returned to (Continued .from page 1) . 766-5532 or Mrs. Conlon at 088- cotton velveteen • /• Mngficld Municipal Court-to- SpringfiP.ld. At MnnHny'-; ~to~a very fine~lady~and-o--tledicated public "Flood control has not been a political x 9463. - be held over for the Union court session, he waived a servant who has served this community for issue," the mayor said, noting that all local A foul' way blazer sale 23.90 preliminary hearing, and was officials have joined in efforte to achieve WE RECOMMEND County Grand Jury. more than 20 years. An example of her FRIDAY DEADLINE plaid polyester-acrylic RELIABLE Richard E. Mulligan, 37, of released on $500 bail pending dedication was the delay of her intended relief." to raise All Items other than spot news Invest In an appearance before the Other speakers charged the police had been ." >$hould be In our office by noon pants sale 10.90 PROFESSIONALS TO Newark, had been arrested in retirement last year in order that she could The Union College com- ' U.S. SAVINGS BONDS SOLVE YOUR EVERY Springfield Sept. 22 on charges grand jury. properly train a duly elected replacement. She, discourteous .to calls for help. They, called for on Friday. junior separates munity will again celebrate The second case involved action to keep heavy trucks off Washington HOUSEHOLD of consorting with a known is in the process of training the newly electee Thanksgiving with its annual acetate-nylon crepe Rolando Watley Sr. 44, of avenue, a light traffic street, and urged prompt PROBLEM criminal. At his court ap- r township clerk. I know all her friends will not Turkey Shoot for the benefit of Newark. A complaint had removal of leaves which block catch basins. blouse sale 8.90 pearance Oct. 30, an ad- want to miss this opportunity to thank her for a sickle cell anemia victims in < 1. Interior Decorating been issued against him May Committeeman William Ruocco noted that ditional charge of receiving job well done." Union County. stolen property was placed 26 after an incident at the Army Engineers pjan relief from floods up ; acrylic sweater 2. House Painting - Interior Koonz concluded: "Please contact our ticket Sponsored by the Society-' Springfield Imported Motors, to the "200 year' Teyel." He added, "They against him. At that time, for Modern Reconstruction, a vest sale 5.90 Rt. 22. Watley allegedly had chairman now. There isn't too much time left guarantee we will not suffer any more from - Exterior Mulligan had been ordered to black student group, the thrown an automobile part and reservations are becoming scarce. Let us , floods once the work is finally done." remain in headquarters but Turkey Shoot", features foul polyester-acrylic 3. House Repairing & failed to do so; a bench through the plate glass win- all give Eleonore a warm send-off for a well- In a related natter, Allan Zeller of S. deserved retirement." —- : shots on Union College's skirt sale 9.90 Wallpapering dow of the showroom, also Springfield avenue called for action to prevent damaging a new car parked in sanitary sewers in the Rt. 22. industrial area gymnasium floor by students, 4. Wedding Mass - As good front. According to Springfield Coverg/rf model debut' from overflowing In heavy rains. faculty and staff members ELECTROLYSIS police, he was later picked up : Henry S. Wright of Colfax road thanked the who hope to win one of two 30- as new Bridal Gowns - Veil PERMANENT in Jersey City on charges of • • police and First Aid Squad for prompt action. lb. turkeys, for Thanksgiving. in 'Forty Carats' film The. Turkey Shoot' will be • Mantilla HAIR REMOVAL posseesionof a weapon. . which prevented serious Injury when a can of CONhNtNiAL ThaLcase. was completed,. HOLLYWOOD—Deborah-Raffinf^covcrgirl paint exploded in his wife's hands. ; -held on Tuesday, Nov. 11, at 5. Extra Beautiful Flowtr- and Watley was arrested by fashion model, will make her acting debut as —He also noted that, affa stockholder^ he will .12:15 p.m. JPickets areTieing _ J sold at Union College's three f'AB; Arranging - Wedding PERLHAN the local police and brought" the daughter of Llv UUmann and Gene Kelly in attend" the annual' meeting •ofÂle*a"ncler a- ••-- NOW.At ~ the Frankovich Production "Forty Carats" for department store next Tuesday at Eaton town. campuses- _. - . A r«w sllcn-flttlno classic into municipal court here. At v • other important looks also at value prices Bouquets CORTE BEAUTY SALON that appearance, he was Columbia Pictures. Wright said he wiJLspeak Sgainst the chain's Proceeds from the Turkey style you'll wear Indoors, Edward Albert will play Miss Uljmann's plans tojjulld a shopping center in Springfield, Shoot will be donated by SMR outdoor*.-everywherel 6. House Furnishings - As & The SIDE DOOR Men's charged with malicious Hair Stylist lover and Binnie Barnes will be Miss Ullmann's and he urged all interested local residents to •• to agencies involved forthe"" 2 Mountiln Av«. destruction of property, amen- .'•-.. And jirtth even/thing. Good os New ( (c«r. Morrll Av«> Spfld. ded from a lesser charge, mother in the romantic comedy which will be accompany him. research and treatment of •' Made of comfortable Free Coniulutlon and was'released in custody of directed by Milton Katselaa from the screen- sickle cell anemia. stretch vinyl, with easy-on. 7. House Findings - For all By Appt. 174-4M0 his lawyer pending a Grand play by Leonard Gershe based on the Broad- •A-D-V-B-R-T-l-S-E-M-E-N-T easy-off side zipper. • navy or green coordinates.. .white blouses seasons Jury appearance. way stage hit which starred Julie Harris. Ûpstairs, Downstairs' Exdujtve waterproof LONDON—Columbia Pictures has concluded LOSE UGLY FAT features by 8. We'll make your Party To Publicity Chairmen: negotiations with Beryl Vertue for "Upstairs, Converse. Comet Downstairs," based on one of Great Britain's «. ttt«.-MONADEX WUI '-. Inlotsof most popular and highly praised television your dntra lor (>Mn food Wpuld you like some help Jni«h It". Coriuln ho aSS Oreatoolorsl • create today's layered and collected4G*0ks- 9: Cruufferlng ICttrlfim in preparing newspaper re- shows. "Upstairs, Downstairs," which deals *w«a will not m*t you S with events that take place within an Edwar- No nranuoui nurd*. Cham 10. Do your Xmn Shopping 4 Centennial Avenue, Cranford leases? 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-Thursday, November 16, 1972 :-Thursday, November 16, 1972-17 unusual ingredienfs Long skirts Cranberries had their uses WALNUT fit ANBERRY pecans, chopped < /• HJiJBON IX)AF Crush cranberry »auce witb Nancy Ellen Jameison is wed go sporty 1 lib. can cranberry sau£e fork; stir In apple. Pour Into Fur fashion show for women, Hospital ve!eranst f&r salads with a flavor treat % cup apple;' peeled, cored freezing tray. Mix whipped w|U] hpt scored frankfurters. until heated through. Fold in more than 300 years ago and grated cream, sugar, vanilla and one- -. party conducted by salads which HOT POTATO- , Romalne, bacon and apples. or dressy •i pint whipped cream ' third cup nuts. Spoorr" ovir to John Francis Hennessey combine jjnusual ingredients APPLE SALAD ^v Cook a minute or two longer. - BYBETHMOHR . By MARY E. WEAVER, At one time, cranberries be frozen at home, for later '.'., cup confectioner's sugar cranberry layer; sprinkle often tirfn out to be real flavor 1 teaspoon vanilla with remaining nuts, '.-< lbs, sliced bacon, Garnish with frankfurters, Women made several gains . County Home Economist were available only in season use, with" no '"- advance Nancy Ellen Jameison, daughter of Mr. and until firm. Serves 6-8. men scheduled by B'nai B'rith Legion, Auxiliary cut into 1-inch pieces scored before heating, If in the mini-mldi-maxi hemline Cranberries in some form but they can now be enjoyed preparation. '/a £up English walnuts or Mm. David Jameison, 978 Townley ave.. Union, Members of the American Legion Auxiliary, -A collection of fur coats, capes, stoles and . salads are-Hot '- 4 cups sliced desired. Makes BIX servings. hassle of a few years ago. have been a part of theyear round, either canned, was married Saturday, Nov. 4, to John Francis Connecticut Farms Unit, 35, Union, held ftp accessories provided by Flemington Fur, Salad1~..and cooked potatoes They established their fashion traditional Thanksgiving frozen or in glass jars. Fresh HfimiHiM-y of RnRt First avenue. Roselle. son first .veterans hospital party Monday evening Jten Salad with Friiit. Flemington. will be featured In the fall feaUvfll at the East Orange Veterans Hospital. Mr*,. 1 cup thinly CHICKEN SALAD independence, in rejecting the dinner for more than 300 cranberries, however, are on- of Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Hennessey of Ocean- u of fur fashion show, sponsored by B'nal B'rith fier Is hearty enough to sliced celery years. However, cranberries WITH FRUIT midi and keeping the mini, the market only from Sep- side, Calif., formerly of Roselle Park. LeRoy Horan Sr., chairman, and Mra. *,, top menu billing for a women of Union, Wednesday, Nov. 29 In Con- Theodore Rechstelner, co-chairman, prepared One-third cup sliced To Cook Chicken: and discovered the feminmity had an important place in tember through January. The Rev. Bruce W. Evans officiated at the Timer luncheon. LAST BUFFET OF SEASON ttTTDHHD UEEH necticut Farms. ,School, Union. The fashion sanwlches and fruit Juice punch to be served to green onions (scallions) 2 broiler-fryer chickens, and fun of wearing long skirts. ' daily life much earlier than CranberBM can be used as ceremony in First Presbyterian Church, JJiicVen Salad with Fruit show will be given for the benefit of B"nal the patients following their game* event, Utf. 2 tablespoons flour whole or cut the-first Thanksgiving Day. an ingredient in turkey Thanksgiving Nov. 23 Springfield. A reception followed at the Lynn in •CTttbln^ trie chicken with Full-lenth tailored skirts for B'rith Philanthropies. Paul Klfner of Unit 35 and County Auxuliary 2 tablespoons sugar in serving pieces American Indians used stuffing, cookies, breads, Featuring Carved Turlwy Elizabeth. gfflty,; fresh or canned fruit fall and winter are prepared to St. lames' Guild Claire Bram, president of the Union B'nal - hospital co-chairman of the East Oranae 2 teaspoons salt .3 cups water go sporty or dressy. Pleats, them-for poultices, as a dye cakes and as a filling for pies, Open 2-8 P.M. The bride was escorted by her father. Maria s,.,,grapes and salad B'rith, Jias-announced that the faEhlon com- hospital, had arranged the date for the party 1 teaspoon paprika Ismail onion, sliced wraps and button fronts, for rugs and blankets and as tarts and pancakes. In sauce La Faso of Iselin served as maid of honor. is. It can be accompanied Adults $6.00 - mentary for the show will be given by Winifred which was held In Ward 7-B. " ;;{ >& teaspoon 3 celery topB leaving hemlines open to the food. form they are good with many Every Sunday Bridesmaids were Mrs. Patricia Jameison of Invites lecturer to IJ.'glow-palorle dressing such Heldt'of the Flemington Fur Co. and the furs dry mustard 1 sprig parsley knee or above, give them Early settlers called this meats Including-poultry, Jamta Children Under 12 $3.25 Coldnia, sister-in-law of the bride; and Mrs. A canteen book was presented to every ICreabyr Orange, or Curry- will be modeled by members of the Union leup water 2 bay leaves enough action for comfortable fruit crane berry because of 4 to 8 P.M. Barbara Rhode of Woodbridge, Va., cousin, of patient in the ward, and prizes of bar* of soaD, *"sey tyayonnalse, or both, or pork. As a juice, they can be Chapter. She also announced that men's VA ciip cider vinegar . movement around town or the resemblance between the the bride. Donna Patterson of Roselle Park and Monday's meeting boxes of face tissues and bars of candies were he., hot potato salad is 2 teaspoons mixed with apples, grapes and fashions will be modeled by the husbands of - 3 cups torn Romalne around the dinner table. curved stem of the cranberry Cathy Hennessey of Edison, nieces of the distributed to the winners of. the games. ' „ fjte^^yith rpmaihe, unpeeled monosodium glutamate prunes. Cranberry relishes The St. James Mothers' Guild of Springfield members. ' .. L 2 cups diced Hi teaspoons salt ' vine and the neck and head of STAKDINC STEAMSHIP SOUND groom, served as flower girls. Other unit members who assisted the com- *d npples.lfold them in Just Worn with tucked-in shirts can also be used as a garnish OF«OA9TBttF will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday Mrs. Sydelle Hirsch, program chairman, unpeeled red apples VA teaspoon pepper and blouses', they have the the crane. The word WBB later for salad plates and as a tart. * * # Lawrence Hilinsky of BayviUe served as best mittee were Mrs. Charles Friek; Mra. Sam " '--' ' 'hen. topped in the school auditorium following the 8 p.m. reported that there will be a variety of furs Gerow, Mrs. William McNamara and MM. 1 pound frankfurters, Place chicken in kettle with trim neatness reminiscent of shortened to cranberry. In any form, they are a good icKpiajiMs man. Ushers were Paul Hennessey of Edison, shown, Including jackets, capes, stoles, coats, heated . Mass and novena. Robert Ammerman. Members of the Post $, water and remaining turn -of -the -century career source of Vitamin C. SUBIMP A OTUU DELICACIES at A ttamuchy Lodge brother of the groom; and Richard Jameison of The New Jersey Rightto Life Committee will scarves', beltsâscots, collars, cuffs, hems and Fry bacon slowly until become components in 1 who assisted were Post Commander LeRo* ingredients. Bring to a boil; women. The additionof short When shopping for fresh Panther ] Colonla, brother of the bride. . be represented at the meeting by Mrs. James boots. Therewill be fur coats ant hals for men crisp; "drain on absorbent costumes; to make chic ap- $6.00 Per Person PANTHER VALLEY Horan Sr.; past commanders, Alfred Guenilefo ill i;:••;•.-. • cover tightly. Reduce heat and or long pullovers brings them cranberries, look for ones that Mrs. Hennessey, who was graduated from and (he "his and hers" combinations will be paper. Measure one-third cup pearances at luncheons and Children U.U E. Heatley of Westfield. Mrs. Heatly has an William McNamara, Robert Garguilo antf 0 .I'Olt lit \|TS Bimmer 45 minutes to 1 hour or up-to-date for the approaching are plump and have good (Under 12) ROUT! J17 • AlUMUCMY, N. J. Union High School, is employed by Prudential highlighted. dinners. associate degree in applied science from State Melvin La Mond. j in ilrrp rh'li bacon drippings into large until tender. Remove from season's layered look. luster and firmness. Poor Insurance Co., Newark. Refreshments will be served, and door prizes skillet; Add potatoes, celery (J01) 852-3100 University of New York In Dephi. Committee and post members visited one < Q 'jnr- •iJ}lA)l H heat. Strain brothTrefrigerate Paired with short battle They will change character quality berries have a Her husband, who was graduated from will.be awarded. There will be supriBe prizes of and green onions; mix The committee "informs, educates and keeps their post members who has had a lengthy? and reserve for soups and jackets, easily shaped blazers with the change of blouses, shriveled and dull ap- Roselle Park. High School, .is. employed by mink supplied by Flemington Fur Co. carefully with a fork. Combine people abreast of actions of anti-life groups and hospital stay in East Orange, photograph* j sauces. Cool chicken; remove and cardigans, long skirts sweaters and jackets. pearance. Fresh berries may Emeloid Co., Hillside. individuals who would lobby and seek to Tickets are $2 each and may be purchased flour, BUgar, salt, paprika and meat from bones and dice. Following a honeymoon trip to Disneyworld Box Baxter of Union. He was presented wiUjj dry mustard;, add water and legislate against the sanctity of human life." from Mrs. Bram (688-5993) or at the door. gifts of canteen books. YIELD: Two three-pound and Miami, Fla., the couple will reside in The facets of the discussion will deal with vinegar slowly, stirring until broiler-fryers yield about six Roselle. the medical, scientific, legal and sociological' smooth. Cook and stir over low cups diced meat and/three to areas of the abortion dilemma. heat until thickened. Pour four cups broth. Weisholtzes mark over potato mixture; cook In addition to members of the guild and their . To prepare salad: Broadway comedy, families, the meeting will be open to the public. 5 to 6 cups FALL FUR FASHION FESTIVAL— 25th anniversary diced cooked chicken Mrs. Walter Holler, president, has extended Cr6me de la cr£me Flemington Furs model adorns I'h ci|ps ^Barefoot in Park/ her appreciation to the patrons of the Pot of capacious cape for a gaucho, Gold, and has commended Mrs. Anthony at temple services chopped celery fashioned in natural black and white Fresh or canned fruits Ammiano, chairman of Pot of Gold, and her Mr. and Mrs. Milton Weisholtz of Union . kalgon lamb paw In preparation for (canteloupe, pineapple slices, set in Beth Shalom committee members. celebrated their silver wedding anniversary fashltjri show scheduled Wednesday, ^_ peach halves, Friday evening In Congregation AABC, The Sisterhood of Congregation Beth Shalom, , Nov.'29ot 8 p.m. In Connecticut Farms and seedless grapes) I Irvlngton. Vauxhall road and Plane street, Union, has School, Union, by B'nai B'rith Women - Salad greens MRS. JOHN F. HENNESSEY The Weisholtzes, who'have long been active Proudly Announce a SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE "is? announced that Broadway will be coming to of Union. Combine chicken with Congregation Beth Shalom, Saturday, Union, in the synagogue affairs, and hosted an Orteg celery and mound in center of at 8:30 p.m. in Bardy Hall with Neil Simon's Shabbat in the vestry, were honored at the large platter. Arrange fruits stage comedy, "Barefoot in the Park." Friday evening services. Dr. Leon J. Yagod with salad greens around Sabbath services officiated at the services, assisted by Cantor Coffee and refreshments will be served. Christadelphians chikcen salad. Serve with Jack Korbman and the synagogue choir. Creamy Orange Dressing Tickets will be $5 each. Reservations may be. Greetings were extended by Marvin Margolin, set by ORT group made by calling Mrs. Louise Pedinoff at 686- list Sunday topics (Note) and Curry-Honey synagogue president. Dr. Yagod delivered a Mayonnaise (Note). The Elizabeth Chapter of Women's American 7399,-Mrs. Ruth Stock at 688-3O8S or Mrs. sermon on the topic, "For Better." Beverly Schwartz at 687-7157. Yield: Eight servings. ORT will hold ORT Sabbath service tomorrow Weisholtz is corresponding secretary-Of the A Shabbaton family night was held in Beth- radio in Temple Beth El in Elizabeth. Rabbi Leonard congregation. He has served on the Shalom on Friday evening. The evening started Creamy Orange ' Zoll will conduct the services and will honor the synagogue's executive committee for many with services at 6:30 and dinner at 7 for the • The Christadelphians (Brethren in Christ) Dressing (Note) women of ORT. years and as co-chairman of the synagogue's entire family, featuring a traditional Sabbat sponsor radio programs, "This Is Your Bible," l cup (8 ounces) The public is invited. Mrs. Howard Spurr, holiday ticket committee. He is an executive at meal with songs and good fellowship combined. Sunday mornings at 8:45 on WVNJ. The church creamed cottage cheese president, and Mrs. Hugh Horowitz, are in groups meet at 1912 Morris ave., Union, in the Rogers Clothes. Tudor a cobnll WHO and 24 karal QOkf maslorpioco. con- The D'Var Torah was delivered by Rabbi Vi cup frozen for every woman who charge of arrangements, and refreshments will Masonic Building, with Sunday School at 10 voys a mow) ol amoKHoaanco and sophl5ticol.on _ _ Elvin I. Kose, and an Oneg Shabbat followed in The celebrants have two children, Steven, a orange juice concentrate, be served. a.m. and services atll a.m.; in Westfield at the. addition to a discussion period. Junior at. Brown University, and Judith, who is Elornjil. in Lorlo* hand-blown crystal and lavishly (rimmed thawed and undiluted • Echo Chapel, 600 Springfield ave., and in the a senior honor student at Union High School. 1 teaspoon sugar "doesn't have a thing to wear". The group will hold its regular monthly The program was presented in cooperation with 24 karai Hold, is the portoct crystal lo enhance iho "MasonicBuilding in FloralPark, Long Tsland, Both were Bar-Mitzvah and Baa-Mltzvah, boauly ot Tudor • ' • V* teaspoon ginger meeting Monday evening at the YMHA, Green with the Sisterhood. Emmanual Needle of the J New York. ' , t respectively, in Congregation AABC, and DaBhsalt lane, Union, and will be conducted by Mrs. adult education committee, was chairman of Suo Tudor and Elornal by Lenox our china/cryllal ' The subjects of broadcasts on the Sunday •served as valedictorians of their graduating Place all ingredients in -Spurr—;—; the evening, and Mrs. Elvin I.. -Kose was department catering chairman. ? radioshows will be "The Plan of the Ages," this Hebrew School classes. blender; blend until smooth Mrs. Jack Kimmel arranged the program, ^.Sunday; "Will You Be A Part of Gold's Plan?" and creamy. Or beat at high and Mrs. Virginia Sullivan, librarian of the. •TNbv. 26; "What Do Our" Troubled Times LEONARD JEWELERS ^JW.. ^DECORATE AS YOU FURNISH: Elmorn Library. Elizabeth, will present-a Back from holiday cruise '< Mean?;" Dec|?3r"G6d's Promises," Dec. 10; "IISV"" smooth... .^ • ,...! review and discussion of "The Exorcist." - Mr/'ana Mrs7TSyrhond"Althousen 'bf~«r JYieid:'ApproidmrUeIy 1 cup, , „ ... 40tN : Wmj Arti IweeDSySTOs Ifend-selter styles. Ihts c:24, and"God's Spirit—What Is Elmwoodave.,Union, recentlyretumed from a- Unattnsemble provides dining foom-comloil. 20 calories per tablespoon. tothecab.bearad Opan Friday"*!! f P.M. IMcfle* convenience and the txighl new "bold look." Frosty while liame are gracelully la- Torments—Is It True?," will be Incres Line's M.S. Victoria," whidrtwUed out J Curry-Honey Ira D. Sukoneck Mrs. Hana Spiegel, council progranreoor-— Snjptey7-Jan.7,"l973T''Wn>rDo We " of ifj-jnlad uiilh i-fkp l^ltiri) wmk »nd ilisblishled-inCOIQCJmrst vinyls. The _. r ., HtS PiUhb' centatnporwy grouping (including .compact .._ _. .. 4tablespoons' * is wed at Manor Essex and Union counties, will hold's dihnet round table Inalgioivs into a generous oval) celebrating the 47th anniversary of Pioneer 1 Concert p\anned '.'.f-j(;fS'P0ISpJu'*'?''>O. ' Vickl Marilyn Sherman, .daughter of Mr. and Engagement is at allirTquires should be . . . youri duBflfiM-tpfcial Ho ' • l cup mayonnaise Women of America!, Sunday at the Coronet in i to George Faust, chairman, of Radio Sarlftfiofi • • l teaspoon f; . Mrs. Sidney Sherman of South Orange, was Irvlngton. Saturday evening married Oct. 29 to Ira David Sukoneck, son of. - " , Box.446, Kearny, 07032. This (Ul« b CK* mnictla*. curry powder . 30%t©50% The dinner will be followed by a candle- of Nancy T. Vitqle Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sukoneck of Union. A concert of contemporary SKCUL WIDOCT MAN 2 tablespoons honey lighting ceremony accompanied by group Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Vitalo ,Jr. of 200 Rabbi David Freedman officiated at the and modern music will be held Gradually blend lemon juice singing. Members, their husbands, relatives Lafayette ave., Kenilworth, have announced ceremony at the Manor in West Orange, where Ethids, ygllw^s, emotions .at,the Ethical Culture Society Into mayonnaise. Stir in curry and friends will attend. theengagementof their daughter, Nancy T., to X. ••,-.., ' Njj. every day on the latest a reception followed. Building, 516 Prospect St., and honey. i Mrs. Freda Spier, council chairman, will be Dan Bennett Glenn, son*f Mr. and Mrs. Harry V.;;'tO be' vJSCU^Se Maplewood, Saturday at 8 Yield: W* cups. Cindy Sukoneck served as maid of honor, and assisted by Mrs. Anna Cohen, Mrs. Gertrude Glenn of New Albany. Ohio. Robert Boyar served as best man. p.m. Levine, Mrs. Nellie Tompklns and Mrs. Edith The bride-elect, who was graduated from V.-' Paul Westonjf leader W the'; Bergen County Mrs. Sukoneck is employed as a teacher in Youriah. Mrs. Sonia Gladstone is council The concert will be per- UNION David Brearley Regional High .School, Êthical Society*-will discuss ''Ethics, Values formed by "The Friends of the Boston school system in Massachusetts. president. 'vand Emotions," Sunday at at 11 a.m. at the •-5 7X)2 MetTh Aw. Kenilworth, Is a senior at Ohio University. Music," a vocal— and In- '••. fir. Junior High School Her husband is a pharmaceutical attorney in ' Ethical Culture Socletyj", .516 Prospect st. Editor's Quote Book Boston. EARLY COPY Athens, Ohio, where she is majoring in social r strumental ensemble, who '' ~" Open Mon., Wed.,' work. . Maplewood: '"...• ; •- •&• • • • •'• . are recent graduates of the - \ .'• Frl.-lo9 To think t>l Ifaruiti" av (t The couple will reside in Woburn, Mass; Publicity Chairmen are urged to '<$! Wegton, who was graduated from Antioch ' Other Doyt 'til 5:30 : Ithaca College School of a - liiii/iaialion for wmi'thing be- feminine fashions observe the Friday deadline for other Her fiance is a senior at Ohio University in College in Ohio Is studying for a doctorate yond hwninii is n diieat of than spot news. Include your name, Athens, where he is majoring in industrial degree at Union Graduate School. In his talk, "Music; Pieces by Delia Peruti, CLIFTON Varese, Berg, Kantaskl, velvet Ihr /nnffx. i'lw most impor- Card party tomorrow address and phone number. systems engineering. he will compare expressed values to professed' ^JSwAtfr 52Sta»te46 1 James and Washburn will be tant altitudes that can he ^values, , ••»> answer Ploget Ave. 'formed is that of desire to «o set by Evening Guild performed. Open Mon.,-Thurt., t at the new ; The public is invited to attend. Coffee will be on learning, Admission Is free, it was turaeth- Frl. to 9 1 DkLDlt The Evening Guild of St. Luke's Episcopal A western-style club luncheon served, and a discussion will follow the lecture. announced, and the public is . Other Doyi til 6 : Church, Washington avenue and Chestnut Facilities are available for children. welcome to attend. off street. Union, will hold a card party and games anger ' tomorrow evening at 7:30. Home made cake set Dec. 11 by Farms Juniors and coffee will be served. Replica _of gems slides » Short Hills Door prizes and prizes for each table will be To Publicity Chairmen: featured! Mrs. George Bruman ,and Mrs. Mrs. Richard Gieson and -Mrs. Robert D'Arecca, district art and music chairman, to be shown on Tuesday Harry Bell are in charge. The public is Invited Singleton have announced that tickets are and Mrs. Marty, district spring conference ' Would you like a to attend. available for the Junior Woman's Club of chairman, will attend the seventh district The Weequahfc Chapte- r of the B'nai B'rit_,h some' help in pre- velvet- SPECIAL SALE! Connecticut Farms' western-style club party President's Council at the Junior Woman's JfVomeri will hold ItsregularmeetinELTuesday ; , " newanaDer luncheon. The affair will besponsbred by the Club of Little Falls Tuesday. r STOP Stop and Shop Food Stores, Inc., Monday, Dec. Mrs. Donald Wirth, the club's Junior Advisor at 8:30 p.m. at the YM-YWHA, Green lane, releaseParjtlg s ?newspape ^Write' "tor~ Hit or Miss ; Second girl,. Maureen, 11 in Connecticut Farms Presbyterian Church, and a^member of the Woman's Club of Con- ifMphe:''evehuig's program, sponsored by the this newspaper and; robe Solarian Stuyvesant avenue, Union at 12:30 p.m. Tickets •neclicut Farms, will attend the Junior ad- •New Jersey Bell Telephone Co., will be com- ask for our "Tips Day in and day out we save.you 30% and 50% on the same fine quality feminine fashions ' •' is born to John Nolans are $2 each and may be obtained by reservation visor's-portlon of the evening's program. posed of slides and repUcas of "The Gems of \uvm\h. Romance/'leliing-ttiestory of the world's most on Submitting News only (by contacting Mrs. Gieson at 687-1277). Eight chrysanthemum plants-recently were 14 sold only afthe most exclusive_stores And our styles.areâlways in-season and up-to-the-minute, .^ A six-pound, three-ounce daughter, Maureen famous diamonds:" Releases.- ^ Oit ;— he Armstrong floor Lynn Nolan, was born Oct. 9,1S72, in Overlook Mrs. Robert Marty, membership chairman, presented to the Cornell Hall. Nursing Home, That's why. Hit or Miss is therage of New England. Come in See our huge selection of ' .ôi has announced that Mrs: Richard Ficzko of 1109 Five-Points, Union, by Mrs. George Nolan, ' Mrs, Harold Plakcy la program chairman, 'W Hospital, Summit, to Mr. and Mrs. John Nolan .and Mrs. Nat Shapiro Is chapter president. • of Union. She jplniuLsister, Lauryn, 3%. Caldwell ave., Mrs. Gary Lee of 248 Forest social services chairman — t shines without wax! •:•;•?— pant Sets "Slacks • Blazera»« Body Shirts • Krj.it Tops • Blouses _,,I_K' drive and Mrs. Richard^ftaskow. of 400 Spring Mrs;. Nolan, thejormer Judy Tighe, is the Dresses • Long Presses • Coafs and everything else that s new and in. _' «HI -daughter of Mriand Mrs. Lawrence Tighe at st, all of Union, were accepted into the Ho8t tiHo Wmnlngl Mo Stripping I -Union. Her husband is the son of Mrs. Pearl- membership recently. _ ' - ' .• A little green buys a lot of style when you shop at Hit or Miss • ,"i,i Nolan of Irvington. Mrs. Kenneth Kane, president; Mrs. Robert TsL. :- • Not only doea Solarian not/ood waxing, Itjhalea waxlnglMost yva'xet won't Cha>gefor Pictures '™ Dress up your Home ' a i w* twarantM ttt ac L&M 1OT. To Choose From.Twin, pull or Queen In Stock. ' ARTCAUERY • lyiy-::: •;••;.• PICTURE FRAMES ' "." .':,." "? -.• v : Soon to open; |dison 124 Elmorar Ave. Lyons Ave, ES1-S9W.; Now open: MWdleto*n and 29other fine Hit or Miss Fashion Shops fh N^w Enolintf ; MJChMtnot St., Union .. «7-37*7 ELIZABETH ••;••• :•";;;•••"• ;v • - • - -; • "• - •îi^jwv ExpertRepalra (40la $t) g m••••;:)S C f i op« «v.ry NHt Til ChrMma* Dolly'III 6-Ihur,.'til 9 10M STUTVESMT MIIIOM IM-5015 CloMtl Momloyf iReplatlngof Open 10 A.M. • 6:00 P.M.: Fri. Til ft P.M. l rra* Parking In B«ar AllMetala Clwad Monday -373-JMf - 'ITtiere Persona* Seivice Costs IP

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opens at Cinema imimutiumttimiiiiiimuuiHmttiii wont you Two top features, "Klute,"and "Summer of 'PROMISES. PROMISES5"— 42," arrived yesterday at the Jerry Lewis Kotle Anders, o show- Cinema, Five Points, Union. stopper, porjrays Jane Fonda stars in "Klute," a Marge MacDougal, the melodramatic film thriller concerning a call Join us for girl (Miss Fonda), who is in danger while a lively good-natured gal private detective tracks down a pervert. who meets Orson Sean -Donald Sutherland portrays the detective. The In a bor on Christmas picture, in color, was directed by Alan J. = Eve in Neil Simons Pakula. a musical comedy stage ~ "Summer of '42," an authentic film story set f§ • production, currently at on a resort isle about the growing up pangs of a § the Meodowbrook teenage boy who becomes infatuated with a 1 Supper Theater in young married woman. Gary Grimes, Jennifer | Cedar Grove. Tho play, O'Neill and Jerry Houser have stellar roles. H based on the motion Photographed in color, the picture was directed §. picture, ''The by Robert Mulligan. | Apartment,' will run The Old S through Dec. 17. MOUNTAINSIDE INN UNION HOUSE Essay contest set îimmniiiiimuiuiiimmiiimmmraiiiumiiiiiiuii 1130 U.S. H«y. 22 GALLOPING HILL ROAD UNION for piano concert ENJOY A TRADITIONAL Moiitoliild* THANKSOIVINO DINNER WITH US , -j The Alexis Weissenberg piano concert to be Serving from 1 to 7 p.m. presented by Recital Stage Inc. at Union High Richard Burton School At 8 p.m. Saturday will be the basis for a OUR REOULARMENU ALSO AVAILABLE student essay contest, it was announced this week. 'MAN ;F LA MANCHA' — Jerome Hines (center) is seen in the title role of Don stars at Ormont Celebrate Reservations advised Quix te-Cervont«»ilw o comedy scene from the hit Broadway musical currently ot the Paper Mill Playhouse, Mlllburn. Looking on are Louis Criscuolo (left) as Sancho "The"Assassination of Trotsky," a. new Your hosts . CALL 84! The competition is being sponsored by p y ) Tht'FIICHER FAMILY d Jk Dbdb All three areêpeotlMgênrT^lss^rorrT-the—Paper Mill's mntinn ppirtur p qhn»t thp iruirripr nf p kingpigp n in Thanksgiving Daye. Recital Stage in conjunction with the Foun- pnp d Jock Dabdoub o . All three pg^Papep r Mill's VALET PARKING thhe iinternational Communist movement, and 687-0707 dation fanlb&Eeriahning Arts. The winner will production of last year, which played to Standing Room Only audiences. Thh e shoh w ^receive a $25 bond and two tickets to the next will run through Dec. 3. o starring Richard Burton in the role of Trotsky, focltal Stage program, a concert by pianist arrived yesterday at the Ormont Theater, East Mark a Memorable Occasion " flWre Waits at Union High Dec. 16. 7 Orange. Students interested in entering the contest 'Mechanic opens tomorrow The picture, directed by Joseph Losey in pOC SEVERINSEN, who has appeared in were asked to call 688-1617 for further details. color, has the aura of death stalking a political for You... and the Family giant, and covers the exile In the Trotsky all of the Johnny Carson concerts, will Recital Stage also announced that 10 free in Maplewood, Rialto theaters household in Mexico, the tight security even- Jjpen the second season of Theater-on- tickets to the Weissenberg program have been presented to the Newark Community Center of tually penetrated and the foreboding created \Hhe -Hill at Caldwell College, "The Mechanic," newly-released picture, Pictures horror film release, which stars Patty the Arts for distribution among students there. by filmclips of a bull being butchered in a bull i''Saturday evening. starring .Charles Bronson and JanTHichael , Duke as a young pregnant widow who visits her ring. Take Mom and the family oof to be "served" a Vincent, opens tomorrow at the Maplewood never-before-seen mother-in-law (Rosemary Reservations now Theater in Maplewood, and the Rialto Theater Murphy) in a spooky mldwestcrn house, will Alain Delon portrays the assassin. Valentine Thanksgiving feast. Make reservations for the clan Employed vets in Weatfield. • play its last times today at both the Rialto Corese plays Trotsky's wife, Natalya, and being accepted at.. Joêt our royal treatment. We have turkey or ham show increase The picture, which was photographed--in Theater and the Maplewood Thedtcr. Romy Schneider plays" his assistant. color, is rated PG, and features Keenan Wynn The scary movie, filmed in color, was Stout fers dinners complete with appetizer, dessert. A total of 3,290 veteran and JiU Ireland. directed by Lamont Johnston, who also placements were made in the "You'U Like My Mother," a. Universal directed "The MacKenzie Break" and "The Savage western billed first three months of fiscal Groundstar Conspiracy." HALFWAY HOUSE PETE - CHARLIE'S year 1B73 by the New Jersey Restaurant The picture will not be shown at thAe on Fox screen, Union ROUTE 22, MOUNTAINSIDE State Training , and The Little Ark' Mnplewood on Saturday or Sunday matinees. EASTBOUND OPEN THANKSGIVING Employment Service it was "Ulzana's Raid," a savage western motion 12,noon • 8 p.m. announced this week by picture, released this week, arrived yesterday U.S. ROUTE 22. MOUNTAINSIDE. N.J. Ronald M. Heymann, Com- to play matinees RESERVATIONS (201) 233 5542 THANKSGIVING at the Fox Theater, Route 22 in Union. PRIVATE PARTIES 10 TO 200 COMPLETE $O95 missioner of the New Jersey 'Doctor Zhivago' .Local theaters will play 'The'Little Ark," The picture stars Burt Lancaster and was LUNCIICOH • COCKTAILS • DINNER DINNERS TURKEY DINNER Department of Labor and photographed in color. It is rated R. Route 22, Whltehouse. N.J. Industry. ; ' starring Theodore Bikel on Saturday L and Special Prices for Children (a mllet anil ol Somarvllla) CHILDREN'S DINNERS Sunday afternoons this week. arrives at Union FOR RESERVATIONS "In the three months of The Mayfair Theater in Hillside will show the "Doctor Zhivago," motion picture epic in EXECUTIVES read our Want Ads For Reservations Coll CALL July, August and September, picture on Saturday and Sunday at l p.m. we increased veteran color, released through Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, when hiring employees. Brag 534-4011 The Park Theater, Roselle Park, will show and directed by David Lean, arrived yesterday about your&olf for only (3.201 Call placements 21 percent over 6847700, dally 9 to 5:00. all Lounga . Banquet Faclllt "The Little Ark" at 2:15 on Saturday and fiscal 1971. It is also at tlie Union Theater in Union Centerr^v^ PREMISES CATERING Sunday. significant that in the same The picture, which Robert Bolt scripted from The picture will be shown on Saturday and ljco." ChaCho Swing at your n« period we placed 424 han- Boris Pasternak's award-winning novel about Sunday at the Jerry Lewis Cinema, Union, at dicapped veterans, an in- the Hussion revolution, has an all-star cast 1:30 p,m. crease of 19.4 percent over the headed by Omar Sharif in the title role, Julie DANCE PARTY The Maplewood Theater will have two Christie, Gcraldine Chaplin; Alec Guinness, Lessons now only base period of fiscal 1971," NO ESCORT NEEDED Heymann said. showings on Saturday and Sunday at 1 and 3 Tom Courtenay, Rod Steiger and Ralph p.m., and the Elmora has announced two Richardson. 763-3443 10-10 P.M. -flcreenlngg-of-'-ilho little Ark^-oiv-Saturday-at- It-coneeni9-a-doetor-poet->»ho-lr)e37to-avoid- Rinkny % Vei las. or»nn» AVC.S.O. S«» Y«IIOW . ./!'..:•.:,.. H With one pf his wN»» In "RliinhnnrH," film drnmn, 1:10 and 3 p.m. and one on Sunday at 2:10 p.m.. UM^ly^fflgiitinJhejturjiulen^rH;: which opened yesterday at Mayfalr Theater,

"Hijtstcle, on 0 double mll~wltri~*BeWaroT~~M'. Singlet . - Singles Brethren,' and at the Elmora Theater, Elizabeth, Theater Time Clock ".EVERY SUNDAY" 'PuppeJ_pp.j3 Chain,' ;.L. DAHCE1, SOCIAL.. «,J k All times listed are fur• - MAPLEWOOE Fri., Mon., Tues., 8; Sat., 5:30, OLD ' FRIDAY DEADLINE -nlshed by the theaters. : rg All Items other than spot LIKE MY ft" 11:45; -Sun., 5:15, 0:30; EVERGREEN LODGE KIALTO -o-o- i 7:30 9:30; Mfi'CHANigjrri,, featurette, Thur., Fri., Mon., EVERGREEN AVE. LEE TOY • LUNCHEONS • OINNRR1 news should be In our r: tf. W»>THm> V ELMORA (Elizabeth)-,'- MOT?, Tues:, V.W, .9:30; Sat., Tues., 7:45; Sat., Sun. SPRINOFIELO, N.J. RESTAURANT POLYNESIAN CHINESE •COCKTAIL LOUNOB •ottjee by noon on Route n To Springfield 877 Springfield Avo., Irvlngton PUPPET ON A CHAIN,, 5:30, 8, 10;' Suni; 5:30, 7:40, matinees, carjoons, 2; THE Ave. to Evergreen Ave. RESTAURANT ?• I jrf ARTS TOMORROW Friday. \ Thur., Fri., Mon., Tues., 7:30; 9:40; Sat., Sun.; matinees, LITTLE ARK, 2:15. 374-2299 720 CHANCELLOR AVE. Sat., 8:05; Sun., 7:35- ANDY WELLS ORCHESTRA 4THE LITTLE/ARK, 1. 3. DANCE INSTRUCTIONS BY THANKSGIVING '3" IRVINGTON BLUEBEARD, Thur., Fri.,, I • .<;:. v> —«-o- ICARL AND MILDREDSCHAFEI 1 B PM U SPECIAL MENU FOR (CORNER UNION AVE.) Mon., Tues., 9:05; Sat., 6,'/ RIALTO (Westfield) — DINNERS P 1 lRFFRESHEMNTS Admlulon EXIT 1«A (NofeTM) 9:45; Sun., 5:30, 9:15; car -'.. MAYFAIR '^(Hillside)-- YOU'lX LIKE MY MOTHER, 1 COFFEE «. CAKE _ J3 00 Special Children's Menu THANKSGIVING Ef4 6VERV \\i «j • U3-B (SOUTH) toons, Sat., 1, 2:50; Sun., 2;'' BLUEBEARD, Thur., Fri., Thur., 7:30, 9:30; THE CATERING TO BRING THE FAMILY : GARDEN STATE PARKWAY "DR.ZHIVAGO" THE LITTLE ARK, Sat., 1:10,, Mon., Tues., 8:25; Sat., Sun., MECHANIC, Fri., 7:30, 9:40; WEDDINGS-PARTIES DINNERS WILL OB SERVED OFFERING THE BEST IN ppy Hour 44p.m. Mtakdavi JAMES CAAN Is seen as 3; Sun., 2:10. ; •"3:05, 6:45, 10:23; BEWARE Sat., 1, 7:30, 9:40; Sun., 1:30, FROM 11 a.m. TILL 10 p.m. Your Ho»ts^!«na-Jlm-Don OMAR SHARIF HAPPY* HOUR Tuastfay POLYNESIAN. CHINESH CUISINB Sonny, the Don's eldest -o-o- OF THE BRETHREN, Thur., 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:20; Mon., MM B. LINDIN AVI., COM. PA*K AVB. son In Paramount Fri., Mon.,Tues:, 6:45,10:25; Tues., 7:20, 9:25. to Sunday 4-7 P.M. . COCKTAIL LOUNGE: LIHDIH. NJ. |cALH71-«m"~| ST DAY-YOU'LL FOX-UN1ON (Kt. 22)-- Chestnut Tavern MUSIC NIGHTLY »-7 P.M. (COMPLETE THANKSOIVINO DINNER Picture's 'The ULZANA'S RAID, Thur., Sat., Sun., 5:ip, 8:55; Sat., -o-o-- U.S.RT.12. MOUNTAINSIDE IKE MY MOTHER 1 AT MILL LANE m-0774 * $3.50 ^ -;• 1>.. Union ...SJsrt* Friday Evenlno • - "BLUBBEARD" title role. The film 6:10, 8:15, 10:20; Sun., 1, 4, 6, •- -o-o- Mon.,Tues., 1:30,8; Fri., 1:30, •he finest In RKIM6 • iO. ANN TODD ORMONT (East Orange— "BEWARE. Mt came to the Park 8, 10. 8:30; Sat., 1:30, 5, 8:30; Sun., 'SEVERINSEN ITALIAN BRETHREN" Theater, Roselle Park -o-o- THE ASSASSINATION OF 1, 4:30, 8.. -..-., MAPLEWDDD Sat. Sun. matinee: Saturday AMERICAN CUISINE THEODORE BIKEL yesterday. ' JERRY LEWIS CINEMA TROTSKY, Thur., Fri., Mon., CHAHLES Tues., 2:12, .7:42, "9:47; Sat", )vembter 18 "THE LITTLE ARK" (Five Points, Union)— 8:30 p.m. BRONSON Sun., 1:55, 3:50, 5:45, 7:50, ACTOH8 CAFE PLUMBERS, ATTENTION I 3 Ni>» Jl"sl'y Back at me Piano Tuaiday thru Saturdi The Slate Theatre of .New Jersey Chlnoia Specially _ ' presents - _« ~~~f— the State Theatre of New lersey I Ctirlitlna LHI Famou presents ccx: •,'.V4 .: ''•,.' *,...• .' Jerome Hines Prlma JIMoln staak CHRISTINE LEB'l -^wrr^ N.J.,P«1C£ THEATRE GUILD . .; praMnts.'. EDVVARD VILLaLA GAS LIGHT jr,:... ••* "THE M Clwrry St.. ClliabaHi. N.J, NOV1 thril D6C.17 (Porlormancaa Wed. |hrM?gn.) NttTORAQj For ratarvatkn, JSMUl ENJOY J9 TMDITIOIUL THMKS6IVING DINNBU Thanksgiving ORSON B DISCRIMINATING WHhllt... i SOVltfC FROM 12 NOON wttfilh* GOURMET FOUR WEEKS ONLY ACCOMODATIONS FOR URGE SERVED FROM 1 P.M. 'til < P.M. 7 I .It OR SMALL PARTIES Accepting Retervatkmt Now ti^i'ii %-,.' (Paper Mill's Ballet in RosldertcB) Ord*rTtek*t« Now-Ahnott Sold Outl „,., - RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED (BMt Mat* for Nov 81,22 a 23) CA8T of 8a^ Symphony Or Written fay ' Music by tydtt by 'B*INfiTON POLISH OAUWAiSWMAN MH^HIBCH (OIOAUON, mQ'rl$(n*t Prodoct/on SMjtd by AlatKY MAMC .N.J PDlKiCnclnoCnler" DECEMBER 8 thru 2: tglriiUy Produced by, Altt»\ W. KUXN uxl MAI. I >n.H 142 WASHINGTON VALLEY ROAD pMd AND NMREN 60X OFFICE (201) OR

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By CUFF ROSS Anderson, Bruce Heide, Bill Palazzi and and Tom Russinello. The cornerbacks are Joe' The Jonathan Dayton Regional Bulldog Gavin WIdom. Joe Pepe and John Pyar started Pepe and Joe Natiello with Gavin Widom as the football team lost its fourth consecutive game, safety. UBURBAN REAL ESTATE MART at the ends. The offensive line featured Jim falling to Verona, 37-0, last Saturday. There Ilngucci and John Belliveau at the tackles, The Bulldogs' 2-6 record, while it Is a marked will be no game this Saturday; the Bulldogs Dave PacUico and Tom Russinello at thif Improvement over last year, can be attributed • City # Suburbs # Farm Country % Lake # Shore _____ will play host to West Orange on Thanksgiving guards and Dino DiCocco as the center. to the strong opposition the Bulldogs h£v» Day at 10:30 a.m.' faced. Three of the opponents—Summit, New With the Bulldogs on their six, a fumble gave The defensive starters are the rovers, John Providence and Madison—are rated amoqgfuie Verona the ball at the Bulldog one. On the Noce and Ken Conte; tackles Dave Paclfico top 20 teams In New Jersey. U.S. Home places ensuing play, Tom Ciccone scored one of his and Jim Raguccl and ends Mark Ronco and Two other losses were by close scores to two touchdowns with \ a burst through the Mark Weber. The linebackers are John Zurkoff Clark-and MUlburn. .'.' <> Bulldog line. The extra ôlnt at npt failed but the Bulldogs were downTHJ-and ver caught stress at Oaks on up. . Verona scored again in the seoorid quarter on •' Kaufman & Broad's a Jim Hughes touchdown run from the four. The two-point conversion attempt failed and ftm/ly unit goals the Bulldogs trailed at the half, 12-0. ' ^Historically builders, spending patterns and income Willie Taylor, who scored twice in the second designers, architects and Increase, half, broke past the Dayton line and romped 46 jwfte stylists have envisioned Educational—Facilities for yards for the third Verona score. Joe Albaoo uarrtyplcal home In terms of study, cultural expansion and followed with a 48-yard run, making the score fttyes, husbands, children, areas for containing tools of 25-0. Ciccone and Taylor added touchdowns in jtgjjjndparents or perhaps- learning. the fourth quarter to make the final score 37-0. c—Siti. While these people Status-Reflection of the Starting in the Dayton backXield were Nell be grouped accurately' family's Image of success, the broad heading of living habits, stability^ _ _. bera of a household," Thus; SUdnfield "observes, do not in any respect while a realization, of the CONTACT SPORT — Springfield youngsters learn tho basics of morning at Meisel Field for boys up to the eighth grade. The _^.1be or define a family, privacy needs of the football in Recreation Doparijpent clinic held each Saturday program will continue until Thanksgiving. ^ Harriers finish '•?($£, it is the family as a unit "members of the household" (Photo-Graphics) itbat lives in a home rather must be part of the builder 'than a group of individuals, architect-designer.aim, more jyillllllllllllllllllimimitlMlllullllllllllMIIIIMIlllllUllllllllllllllllUllllj 6th in Sectional; | Boys to enroll I Freshman bpoters at Dayton defeat Verona ( for basketball I Andthey aDd for other end promising 5-4-3 season The Jonathan Dayton Regional cross-country | The Springfield Recreation Depart-1 (earn defeated yerpna, 19-43, and then placed = merit will hold registration for its youth [ The. freshman soccer team of Jonathan Myerson, Lee Davison and Mike Gagliano. sixth In the State SecUpnals. The Bulldogs' = basketball program Saturday, Nov. 25, at E $nununity situated on Route Dayton Regional High School finished a~~ The freshman tied Summit, 0-0, and lost, 0-1; dunl-meet season ends with today's meeting | local schools. Forms have been | Son Marlboro Township. promising season with a 5-4-3 record. The team beat Millburn, 3-2, and lost 3-1; beat New with Roselle at home. The dual meet record for = distributed through the schools. They i roster included goalies Steven Lubash (who Providence, 4-0, and tied, 0-0; beat Verona, l-o the harriers currently stands at 15-3. explains that zones, is related to the | must be filled out and submitted at | posted seven shutouts) and Bruce Burnett (who and30; beat West Orange, 2-O, and tied, 0-0; Against Verona, the Bulldogs' Skip Moore '{here " is a vast—and 'Structure of the family unit | registration along with a check for »2 | also played halfback); fullbacks Harry Irwin, and lost to Caldwell, 1-0 and 3-2. Madison was finished second, Joe Campanella third, Gary significant—difference in The effects of this, un g payable to the Township of Springfield. j Steve Hechtle, Lou Fasulo, Steven Perlmutter, the only conference team that did not play Werner fourth, Tom Moore fifth, Ted Johnson approaching home design derstandlng on actual homes | Team shirts will be provided 'by.. the [ Dwight Johnson, Paul Klinefelter, Tom Grimm freshman soccer. sixth, and Bill Bjorstad seventh. Johnson and froth the point of view of five at Whittier Oaks are explained department as part of the registration • and Aaron Adler; halfbacks Don Schon, Tom Bjorstad have been outstanding freshmen, or six individuals compared by the building executive: lee. f Styler, Hee Young Lee, Peter Nash, Bill Dayton scored 1G goals and allowed 10 with earning a varsity letter. .. 'With starting from the fixed At the outset, two virtually The Small Fry League Is for. 9 and 10- j Francis and Blair Smith; forwards Jeffrey Jeff Pittenger and Marc Roslin accounting for _ year-olds. Registration will beheld at the i four each; Tom Styler, Stephen Maysekând leading the Bulldog harriers to their sixth : point that a home must opposite design aims must be Pittenger, Marc Roslln, Michael Davis, : provide for .the needs- of a satisfied in a family-designed SThelma Sandmeler School at 1:30 p.m. j Mike Gagliano, two each; and Harry lrwin and place finish in the Sectionals were Tom. I,pv|tt~} Stephen Matysek, Cary Levitt, George cohesive Hying unit—the home—privacy for the 5 The State League is for 11 and 12-year- j Rawllns, Joe DeLeo, Tom Martino, Paul Don Schon, single goals. Pittenger and Schon (lOth), Skip Moore (23), Jim Weinberg (26), ' | olds. Registration will be held at 1:30 ; played varsity ball for the last six games of the David Mantel (34) and Barry Gersfc.(35r. - family. members of the "group" on E p.m. In the boys' gym at the Florence || freshmen's schedule. For the Bulldogs, sixth place was not good i When the problem of design one'hand and proper at H Gaudineer School. |j John Swedish, who coached the freshmen this enough—only the first five teams qualified for jaspproached from the latter mosphere for total family EARLY COPY ,v|i)tage point, as it has been In social activity on the other. A 5 Thelvy League is for boys 13 and older. 1 Publicity Chairmen are urged to observe the year, said: "These freshmen have a great deal the state championships Saturday, .West Essex Saturday, Oct. 28th thru Sunday, Nov. 19th | Registration will be held at 1:30 p.m. in I Friday deadline for other than_spot news. of desire, skill and soccer knowhow. They edged the Bulldogs for fifth place with 128' the-homes at Whittier Oaks, carefully planned "recreation there are a completely dif- zone" enables the family to 5 the girls' gym at the Gaudineer School. 1 Include your name, address and phone should excel in years to come. They were very points to Dayton's 137. Morris Hills won with S3 America's largest independent tions to suit every taste and pocket- number. points, followed py Summit (70), Mountain of tefjqt—and, more realistic— have both. The typical siliiiniiinuiimuuuiiuiuiuiiiiuiiiwiiuiiitiiiiiiimiuiuiiiiiuuiiiuiiii coachable and aggressive." builder of on-site housing introduces book. Just choose the one that suits West Orange (84) and Gov. Livingston (98). set. Of goals established. Whittier Oaks large family its 1972 Fall Festival of Homes— you best and drive down. All models Competing |n the section were 12 teams plus ''These goals—family unit room—incorporating a a lovely array of 23 value-packed open Sunday to Friday, 10 A.M. to eight individual runners. "wrais-tiiclu*de"creatlng fireplace W.~ provide - proper space and atmosphere psychological "warmth" and models, in a wide variety of different 9 P.M. Saturday til 6 P.M. for certain bonds which are a social status symbol—allows elevations and designs, in your involved in shaping the family the family a gathering place rhnlrn pf R nulgtanrilnj Ip RegionoJVjayve onalUy and aiding^ the for the unit. £rices ranqe^from $20,000 to $37,000 3epnw»roi the "children.' with a choice of financing Including A :.. $20,000 to $24,000 He Usta these bonds as: a second 'rec' room or •Âffectional—Reducing perhaps a-den, we allow the B-rr^Trrrr7T77-$24#00To-$27#0tJ Elizabeth SC lost one more point In tensions .• which : stem from children1 to have their own Conventional. And best of all—you C . $27,000 to $30,000 standings iif.-the German -American. Fool rwarwork, lack of privacypy. «tnrty rwit^r, play nîtw nr n can flet IMMEDIATE•OGGUPANCYI-- -i)---;;-.-7^;-:T."-:T:T-^,<>00;to-$3*,100p: Association last Sunday whan they tied the} Recreational—Provision of place to listen, for example, to Greek Americans 2-2. Only two players figuri ' fhejOfywthan Dayton Regional junior varsity YiBfUGGING THE GAPS — îjiQback'at Mork/WflboFMs d»fw»iYe coeaptalh ifdr thwn records-which interest theurip There are homes, prices and loca- • W'.~..:.'. $34,000 io $37,000 ifacUiUeroand< status 1 in the scoring in this great seesaw battle. It was soccqjr ieam finished its finest season ever with "i'(Jonathpn Dayton Regional Hlgri School football team. Jndimy. symbo'j. • . but whichmight grate on toe one of the best games played at Farcher's an 8-6-1 record. The fourth-place finish in the . ! '-'lillir.; ••:!',;.;• '" ., •. • • ••.•._.,...•.' , .1 !.,! Homo .During certain hours of the turnaround. Five minutes into the second half, boaters was a 1-0 victory over a strong New day—notably In the pre-work, Ogneck put the Greek bootere ahead for the Providence team that had an 11-2-1 record. The pyCjS^.l.—Brown UnTversity: pre-school "periods of the second time. Meditieri evened things up at the •' Insuron* morning—the . family unit's widest margin of victory the Bulldogs had was opened its 209th academic year this fall with a wlthuJ 75-minute mark. an 8-0 victory over Madison Borough. freshrna.n class.:'.of i;3iq; including two individual members rieeif This is the second time in a row that Meditieri The leading scorers for the team were Joel Springfield youths. ; .' - .-,,,..-,., privacy . for _ jgroomlng, Goldberg and Bruce Ho(f«|an, each with seven :.. The-idass oflfl76 includes: Mitchell Wolff, dressing, etc. A home w|th a Kaufman a Broad's o"il scored two goals in one game. Carlos scored (he f, Convdniont-FulliPro^ctlbn * * ;1 two goals that defeated the Newark Ukrainians "goals. Other standouts included Rick Zeller, •'• son of Mr. and Mrs. David Wolff of ,13 Avon k single bath on the Upper level Condominium Country Club may not be quite -adequate Cootnunlly In Ukmnod. 14 last week in a Challenge Cup game. Ken Kaplan, John Katz, Al FUrels, Hal' Road; Springfield, a graduate of tho Peddle DANIEL D. KALEM AGENO •IMMIOM lo chooM Irom. Wasaerman, Tim McCormlck, Bruce ^chpo'l.'High.tstown, and Paul Albert Fanaroff, when more than one or two Tak*Oacd*nSUrWP*rtnny , Next week Elizabeth SC travels to Franklin A CompUto Insurance SerWco " THE FAUIOUTH—Orw-alory town THE RESEDA—3-BR. bHeval. THE HEMLOCK—4-bedroom Sqiiare^LJj^to meet New York Hota. One Nov. pljimenfeld and Rick Morris. Splitting the goal- , son, of Mr. ;and Mrs. Ralph Fanaroff of 142 children are present. Thus, •ill 91; UMn thalaW VimL lo houM. 1 BK plua dan, patio „ Of 10» -,-•:-•-•:.i.:.-C«||« ' ' • 2-car OVBQO. 23'6" fam. nn '.,.. luxury ranch. Cathedral LR., 2 full THE DAROANEUE—Magnlllcent tending duties were David Gollob and Jeff . Laurel dr.; Springfield, a graduate of Jonathan the idea of a private master W. SM; tum right lo Covmtm kitchen PrteaCtanA 26 at 2 p.m., Elizabeth SC will play Dalmatinac Square »1BM. (201) «M5M. PrioaClaaaE oatha Price Ctata E ranch. 3 BR (or 2 BR plus den). at Farcher's Grove in the final round of tho' McQuaid.The coach of the junior varsity soccer Dayton Regional-High School. ------, bath tor the father (or LR. KiraTefiTTamTrrriT ait. garage National Challenge Cup for New Jersey. .Tfie team was Arthur Krupp. . i mother) to use during mor- Price CtaaeC winner of this match will go on to play in ning rush cannot be construed regional play for the Dewar's £up which as a luxury. Instead, it is part FORMERLY HERO'S LIQUOR of the home's- role in Elizabeth SC now has. This should-prove to be ; an interesting game because Dalmatinac is one -r i; NOW". •'.'::'; •"• ' promoting family trianquUlty. • _ Chevrolets of the strongest teams in )he state. •prlngflald Other U.S. Home models Free Delivery,, Newark SC takes over-Farcher's Grove this winei & liquors 4-SEASON provide another Interesting Sunday at 2 p.m. when they meet their old 376-0536 adaption of the "family unit THE SHASTA—2-)ovel ranch with Mfa|ue-pac)u>d homaa In low- .' 276/Morrls Avenue philosophy." The lower level THI OEOROBTOWM—Ranch-ityt^ calhodral LR 3, 4 or S BR., THE 9ORRELL—Luxurious 2-fltory. tax Bamegal—In- the heart ol rivals, FC Hobok.eri. We will see two of the iOpen 6 DaVs NE CHALET town houas. 2 BR. plua dan, patio 4'large BR., cathedral tamlly rm, oldest soccer teams in the state of New Jersey Springfield, N.J. contains a formal dining room dramatlo 464 aq. ft. rec roorrt.. ^. the Jersey Shore! 9 dlflarent All models. All colors. ST. JAMES LADIES / of sports 9 AJv\. -10 kitchen ...... MosCtaatA! patio kitchen Prica Clata E elevatlonal Just lake the Prteadaaae playing each- other. Four Seasons: Chris Quatrone, 171-153-152 07081 plus an almost equally Garden Stata Paricway to exit 07 spacious "snack" or breakfast THI BALFOUR—«-«jotn, êlory and turn left across Parkway " Hardly a Saturday goes by when you can't go town house. S-BB. plua sllllna rrn. Al Zuckerman •6,585 nook area. to modela. (609) 898-3032. _ . , Winnie Uguori, 164-437; LUI>—INCLUDINO LOT "We have Included these AH at discounts so tXCEUENT nNANCINO Rose Anri'Warjm, 157-433; Glnny Furda, 157- Ralph Casale areas for two specific pur- - eher's-GroveTegutarrHre (here to watch the '»t»rt» you on your.wy— 154432; Marlene Horlshny, 171-425; Ruth poses," notes Steinfleld. many younger teams of Elizabeth SC or Insley, 152-425; Lucille Clunie, 173-423; Terry "First, most families ternf to Newark SCLpenformlng. The junior movement Kaufman A Broad*a adult con- Flonda, 423; Angela Blanda, 152-422; Ethel iTh*, Value-Packed <, shy away from eating dominium community by the of both teams is in full bloom in the midget, 1 Community wlthi, great that we cani : Ernst, 151-411; Glen Ammiano, 158. everyday meals in the more lake In Lakewood lor thou 55 THE SUTTER—Cluslo 2-atory. boys'and juvenile divisions. 1 • Sparkling laka TormiiliMd—ataiosph©«jB of a; or 'over. Taka Garden State W I • • a I • I • Beaulilul pool THB HUNTUUQH—luxurious 4 largaBR., 228-calhedral LR., ' Parkway exit 81; right on Rt • BABBLING BROOK dining room; yet, the irjfea of atory town houaa. Att Oar.,- 2-BJt 2V4 baths Prtc* Oaaa E S2S 5 mL to Hope Rd.; left to a * CRN9A9 U sitting down, togaihfr outside cbuhTfypIac*: (301) 364-3200.' THE JAMESTOWH—3-bedroom Powerful rocket —rSEWERS"(oqt of the actual area-used for ranch. Uirna living room, California patio kltchdn-dlnlng room • cooking and food preparation A booster rocket on the SPRINGFIELD IM WYHOHAW-TWMlory town PriceaaeeA. Twt DONT «l« AWAY dllhw of Is an Important facet of family flouM. LB, DR. KII.-2 BR. plus •'• Timber RMoe space shuttle will produce -^rinsIWs Just (Wtyuj honut, life; • i.,'.-1 •••••••"•• :" •IttlnBrm, 1W bailwPrtMCtmB ContempofaiyalyUrurntha 18,000,' horsepower, or the RESID wood* ol Jaotoon. 11 alaYattona power generated by the ln» your own Sufsnarhomt, "Secood, on weekends, If lo chooaa from. Take Oardafl engines on eight Boeing 747 jr «M todp indnrtrut «l«f- company visits^ the- adult State Partway a*n ttrMn lit retlrtmtnt homff-2,000 tt sows 1«.4Maram.a«*«Miom.T*mhi&> 82S waal 7 ml. to Bnwara Your Fellow Resident, members of the family, they t airliners. Ms Hwl-AT A PRICE eatW WHAT Oardan atala *artn>ay axil •1i> ;-.'.,':..: Bridge Rd. (H mL paal Uka- OTHERS OfftRI About J» twin may seek to eat In com- MlMtalgMM \k mL lo RoutRta >M>M[ [ : "/ wood CO; Ml lo modal*. RFX THE "VAN KING' from No. Jerwsy. PMH. or. N.Y.C parative quiet. Children rtsMMmLtol (Mt)M7-45B5. THE ADRIATIC—Ons-lovol ranch. NEED HELPr Find ths RIGHT . WB PLEDOB that only 1M finest Quality Meet la u .,., -Out M tnr,lrom M. 10 and S mln. cannot always be quieted (In (SOI)NT^MO. PER SON with a Want Ad. Call 486- Sandwlchst an . • THE BALTIC—Luxury ranch. 2 BR Cheaper some models at the com- ' Mtnhan....,'..^. MoaOtMaO (or 1 BR plua dan), patio kitchen J j munity are examples of a ^T leading to screened porch homeplanned not only for the in the { SEE OUR '73 SNOW PLOWS i separate Individuals whiph makeupafamlly-liutratha*, long run for thetoUl, social Unit taken 3 or 4 |»««)ropm», as a wbole. , .-•••'.-'• '•'••,'••.•, •'• . .'• MIchetHllnlng U.8;Hiome if curreKUy:

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x*Sr**^ I -TKrjr&doy. Nervwmbor \6, lft?2 (Thursday, November 16, 1972 r Your Guide To Better Living Your Guide To Better Living in the in the SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE MART SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE MART City • Suburbs • Farm Country » Lake # Shore • City • Suburbs # Farm Country • Lake # Shore Gaily appointed Vice-president Bus trips showing Berg calls on state to assist in industrial expansion Arthur J. Gaily has been Ami Tanel has been ap- plannlng.ârchitecture and New Jersey's unem- appointed general production pointed vice president of marketing, Enterprises Inc. and president population and its available continued, "completely Berg pointed out that state in luring new industry manager of the New Jersey engineering and land planning Building and Land -jnt rate now at a 7.4 of The Berg Agency, Its work force are growing faster overlooks the well- Newark, Camden and Cape becomes obvious," he con- .jit level, the state must Division, Kaufman and Broad, for Building and Land- Technology specializes in wholly-owned subsidiary. than the manpower needs of documented need for new May County are now the only cluded. it was announced by Ernest Technology Corporation several segments of the real historical sites to T» way to assist in the Berg sald,"Although there industry and commerce." industries as an important key three areas in New Jersey in The Berg Agency is a Serena, president. Gaily was (OTC), Paramus, it was estate and construction in- * tlon of new industrial Is very little movement in New which the state Division of According to Berg, many to salving- the critical job wholly-Qwned subsidiary of formerly construction announced by Nathan J. dustry, including functions through the in- Jersey's high unemployment Economic Development loans public officials who once problem in New Jersey, or at Berg Enterprises Inc. manager for Leisure- Miller, president. such as "land packaging,'' the o"f new state statistics during the last 15 courted new residents and least developing a strategy money to assist in industrial (AMEX), a publicly-held Technology Corp. In his new Tanel takes over his new assembling of tracts fully Village residents _âmB and expansion of months, the national unem- new industries have come to that promises improvement. expansion. company. The firm g e*Uting ones. post, he will assume complete position immediately and will ployment rate by contrast, has the conclusion that growth For example, the latest State "Put these facts together specializes in such real estate- zoned 'and kib-divided and community with the means of responsibility for * production be responsible for the com Residents of Shadow Lake been dropping encouragingly brings more problems than Department of Labor and with the well-documented related activities as land ready for-Building by the becoming more aware o£..th of all Kaufman and Broad Village, near Red Bank, are Jt opinion on the unem- and was reported at 5.5 per- progress In its wake. As a Industry figures show that need for new housing, the packaging arid processing, pany's technical service, company itself or other region's traditions." homes in the state. getting acquainted with the ployment problem was voiced cent last month. . . -result, proposals to retard or today there are 10,000 fewer replacement of archaic school mortgage brokerage and real which Include engineering, developers. historical and cultural Each trip is under the ui-a statement by Leonard "I helleve this is strong halt growth are gaining an jobs In the construction in- buildings, and similar public estate financing in New highlights of New Jersey, direction of an expert tour Berg,; co-chairman of Berg evidence that the state's increasingly sympathetic ear. dustry than there were in improvements, and the need Jersey, Florida, Arizona, thanks to special bus tours guide who explains historical •"This type of thinking," he 1970.'.' for a more active role by the Texas and California. coordinated by Brookdale details. On Oct. 26, the tour took Community College. YOUR OWN ; Kevork S. Hovnanian, residents to such places as Just one hour from New York City, developer of the adult com- Holmdel Village, Colts Neck, INDIVIDUAL munity in MlddUjlown tho State Museum and Old permanent home RETIREMENT HOME Township, says thete have Barracks in Trenton and other already been four, very Suc- important stops at Allentown cessful tours. The first was on "ttBd Imlaystown. >r a summer home, Oct. 12 to the Monmouth The Nov. 3 tour con- battleground area as well as centrated" ' completely on >n the beach. Freehold, Farmingdale and Princeton, home "•of .the » 'IMperial house condominiums give you so many special Allaire. The following nation's fourth oldest features all seasons long. Exira large rooms • luxurious Thursday, our group. of university. The trip featured a - il~f tialhs wiih murhle sinks • colorful kitchens with frosi- residents ranged from Lin- visit to the Governor's LJ frce refrigerator and self-cleaning oven • seaside croft to Sandy Hook, visiting Mansion at Morven and a •balconies wilh safety glass door • king size closets • historically significant .special stop to see a prized gomniunity room. pool, tennis, saunas • 24 hour J MERRY-GO-ROUND Is a favorlt* pl»c« of •qulpmant Coventry Square, condominium in Lakewood.'Her* locations. private toy collection'. * - -~\ they get a push from Pat Cox, on* of the teacher*; security •anil many, many other conveniences and with children attending th« Day Car> Center at (jpmforts. 6 MODELS Hovnanian says tour groups The last excursion will be a ;±mmm$m:..i^ while Linda Wicker, the other, teacher, looks or?. guided tour of select New have been limited to 18 PUMPKIN CARVING holds the attention of children in tho Coventry Squore Doy Care One bedroom. S.1H.700. Two bedrooms. S54.400. I and 2 York , City museums. members. "By restricting the Center. Pot Cox. one of the .two teachers In the center at the Lakewood * l^three bedrooms available by design. Bedroom Homes Hovnanian notes that such number of people," he condominium, demonstrates how it's done, the center is open to children from two Day care program now in second yept furnished Sample ApurlmL-nu Open dully to AIM to 6 PM Unbelievable value In a says,"we make the trips more tours are an advantage of beautifully designed re- through five years of age. ' interesting. There are just living at Shadow Lake Village, Directions: Take the Garden Stale Pathway to tirement community, where, the condominium ,Love, who has been a Mothers at Coventry portunlty for the socialization increase a child's readiness to to sit and reliidflnd have exit No. 105. Proceed on Route 36 (Monmouth Club House, bus service enough poople ..to generate Applegate to shopping centers, un- lively discussions along the association is constantly on Realtor firm leading salesman for two Square, Kaufman and Broad's of the child as he learns the write. nothing to, do," Road) to Route 71 (Cedar Avenue). Follow Cedar years, is already well on his meaning of sharing and What do. the majority of Paula Sawte, Vtyhereela^ Ave. till it ends at Ocean Ave. Turn right then derground utilities, six way. We also use our regular the alert for programs and townhouse > condominium in go two* blocks to Imperial House sile. blocks from the Garden Shadow .Lake Village bus, activities to meet theMerests way to exceeding the million appointment Lakewood are enjoying more finally, the pre-school aids In mothers do with their new could you live, and (Jave a State Parkway. Two namesLoye dollar- sale mark- (he has - leisure-UmeHiese~clayB—freer- —4his oiler- is madft oy prospectus only, — lakes on property, two- which picks up residents in "of.residents. : ;~JS': Grace Poling of Keyporthas totdto foundfreedomTrtt^^ R; R. Barrett -. Jr.,; iCPM, • $815,500 to •; date) and has time for shopping, errand merif~ of the child by miles to downtown their own community and At least one member, of a been appointed sales Square? "I think its Just nice disposal?" president of Barrett & Crain, already passed the one million running, exercise classes or developing the smaller finger 787 Ocean Ave., Long Branch (West End) N.J. 07740 TYPICAL STREET SCENE ot o Kaplan and Sons similar subdivisions at Hidden Lake, Willow Toma River. returns them when the tours family living at the con- representative for the OF PLEASANT PLAINS Inc., Rfltors, with offices in mark in homes listed by him just relaxing. The:; Coventry muscles, they added. The Phone (201) 229-4242 Construction Co. subdivision in North Jersey. The Brooke and Farrington Lakes In North Brunswick are completed.. dominium community must Applebrook/ Agency, Inc. in MINIMUM AOE U Westfield, Mountainside, and and sold so far this year Square Day Care Center, now . manipulation of paint brushes, and Gramercy Park in Piscataway Township. Route 571 : Toms River : New Jersey He notes that the trips are be 52 years old. Shadow Lake the Matawan office, it was Highland Park development firm is creating U1.700 _. JM,300 Liberty Corner (Basking ($1,149,700). in its second year of operation, - crayons, chalk and clay all giving residents an op- Village may be reached via announced by Jacob R.V.M. Ridge), and an affiliate office, offers a pre-school experience : Oardon SUte Parkway BOUth to Exit 83 (2nd Exit 83) bear right (toward Seaside) for 1 portunity to become well the Garden State Parkway. Barrett &" Company, in I' the former RobertE. Scott Jr.. president. PITTSIUItaH AND Township, near Red Bank. Ruth Brown;'--reside at 2 ne of ^Central. .JeHsey'B' room of the"CoventryBquare- Xlll' reBpon~|lj?||itift» dl ^»^S —The announcement was maffo - Jeonettc couttiri-Spring J.ake- Kevorfc $, Hovnanian,, Heightp, .•• MI,:IM ',., Mi .firms, has its main office On i, and •three," attend tlie" Shorter/' : Middletown and other offices morning sessions on'Monday Scott organliatlon Queen is, a member of tho 4n fiirrisoii'iJHH ifyrtaWah, The nnd Wednesday from 10 to pass the coordination of New Jersey Assqclation of yotrearn, agency"handles lai'ge"estate** 12:30 oider children, ages residential sales and Realtor Boards, and the of the scenic Shrewsbury* as well as new and rfesale WHEN YOU VISIT THE TRAILS! ice three and a half through five, leasing activity, including Defense Supply Association of homes in moderate Pt. '' attend longer sessions on branch offices and new home . Thehtsy Washington, D.C. .He- also ranges. It has been assigned to Mpnday,. Tuesday and sales. •';..;. .' ;. •• belongs to the Ocean Lodge, ithe sale and marketing of new r r TGWAMENSIWJ TRAILS your bread Thursday afterfiopns from and AM in Belmarfi 1 condominium' homes in Thti ' l:po to 4:30. Oassea usually A SMALL, PRIVATE, FBIENDLV COMMUNITV, ofyotir French Quarter^-a 360-unlt', He has served as, assistant ; are no larger than a dozen per sales manager for Leisure manor-style obmmunlty under session. construction in; Pine Hill near life... Technology, regional sales fere, BE OUR GUESTS FOR A DAY manager for Dugan Brothers Philadelphia and Camden. Both Linda Wicker and Pat Baking Co., a similar post It lias a worlcl-wide-Resort—Cox- emphasize -the-,im- with Ward Baking, and sales Homome Division Which offers portanc^, of the Coventry Q.—WHY DO WE OFFER A FREE TURKEY? manager for Boise Cascade in mansions, castlefl, chalets^n'"" d" Square.iliaj!* dare Center. A.-*TO INTRODUCE YOU TO THE FINEST 5 SEA- Jackson. resort homes in many coun- First, the small size of the ••+ SON DEVELOPMENT IN THE POCONOS. tries, as well as in the classes* and the Pay Care Shadow Lake Village, which Caribbean urea and the Virgin Center's closeness to home' Q.—WHY LOOK AT PROPERTY THIS TIME OF has already become'home for Islands. If k qlso exclusive gradually develop a young YEAR? more than 100 families, is agent for tho. Oak-.Hjil com- offers embarking on the construction child's independence and A.—BECAUSE PROPERTY IS NOW AT ITS LOW- munity and representative in readiness for kindergarten, for the. of a new section to be called its area for National Multi- EST PRICES. (CHOICE .16 ACRE HOMESITES ,Claremon.t Court. Styled to they said. Second,, pre-school : List Service, t . provides an excellent op- FROM $4,500.00) time of harmonize with the woodland -I;•• •/• -,: THE environment, its townhouses Q.__WHERE IS IT LOCATED? 5-ROOM(1BR your life. and terrace homes will have TOWNHOUSI ) |TUU OCEANFRONT CONDOMINIUMS A.-H5 VVMrJMXES FROM BIG BOULDER. -Vi HR. the feeling of a single-family f TOWNHOUSE FRbM POCONO DOWNS. 15 MINUTES home. Each unit will feature entry foyers and-, central 20% DOWN PAYMENT . canr FROM PENN. INT. SPEEDWAY AND ONLY You'lluppreciate living hallways which; make it 10 MINUTES FROM THE NEW JACK FROST. "coVido-style" at High Featuring the most complete anpl luxurious _. Q FV)int. Where you can bo possible to enter any room Q.—HOW FAR IS IT? — yoursulf with neighbors without passing .through facilities including ... / !^; —A A.--IESS THAKLA 2 HOUR DRIVE FROM NEW of all ages. Where we do "another. . - •§•%• your cake and Imagine discovering th.3 kind of Townhouse Treasure. efficient central air conditioning and warm'air heat, YORK. - all the outside work and Claremont Court will be you just enjoy the lush Elegant Condominiu/n residences designed for the-. all at no extra cost. -Q^=.WHAT ELSE DOES IT OFFER? landscaping...the work within minutes of the major ultimate In gracious living. • . - As a resident, you will have the- use of 2 on-site metropolitan centers of New ,-.—NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION WESTERN saying conveniences in Stately homes Ideally situated amidst spotless ocean swimming pools and tennis courts^-of which you also eat it ...here. York and New Jersey" become part-owner. And, as a resident of Monmouth inducting: tunti. IU*rt » your very own up-to-d.are beaches, state and county parks, near tho recreational . POCONOS LARGEST PRIVATE LAKE, RIDING home... the socializing at From the Garden State waterways of Pleasure Bay and the Shrewsbury and. Beach, you'll be entitled to membership in the Monmouth ..--. .. V. WMl .IW!"!*; ;pingpong pigpg S ppool ((ihln. STABLES, TENNIS COURTS; HEATED POOL, _ your privutffRpol and •parkway, Shadow Lake NaVesink Rivers. • . ' Beach Pavilion. Imagine all this within an hour's drive • ;. ','• M»rciu&,tfcr»»th'n*lprogrim>y'\, ,t, of New York! . • ~ * * Individual ttrnptrttunconirot-blMninl" ^ "CLUB HOUSE, CROSS COUNTRY SKHNGr clubhouse...and all the Village may be reached via. Imagine spacious rooms replete with tasteful amenities L ~ ANDjMOCH MORE—COME UP THIS-WEEK financial security (and Exit 109; left on Newman such as hardwood tloor&,and outdoor patios. And Now stop Imagining. Becauso this Treasure Hunt's tox savings, too) of modem conveniences such as Westlnghouse dish- for real. And it ends at ... PivlltoceilwntntMC*o—chiptrtmy\t. TORECEIVE YOUR FREE TURKEY. OWNING your OWN- washers, garbage compactors, doublo-ovenand-rqngea" Now you don't have to live whoro The ago-old problem aolvad. The _ dltloning. And maintained on the Directions: Fiom Now York, go south on Garden Stattf ' 'V Totalitcurliyirtl»m inciudlni:"3* flow • home. range hoods, refrigerator-freezers, washers and dryers. you make a living, wherever that requirement's only 48 years ot age: outside by a lull stall of profes- doormin;cloudeikulfi'V Si r Parkway lo Exil 117 Hood soulh on Highway 36 lo Bench Rood sionals. So you get all th«-lax-an Laboratory, sold Your townhouse will fllso bo equipped with clean. (opposite Monmouth Beach Club}. Head west on Beach Road may be. Because now (cheorsl) The lowest possible for an adult, i»UIIV>«l< .WW JUU 1JW* M" trtw—»aam apew ——- You've retired fat life not. lhere"s Clearbrook—the easy-to- condominium. Which means really equity advantages of home ownor- Xcam ill...Lorfk Into High and turn rignt onto fyverdale Avonuo. Thon straight to tho to lhb Townhouso Treasuro at Pirates Covo reoch adult condominium. young residents. shlp without the burdens. )WVl'M&l%r±& VISIT THE TRAILS - FREE TURKEY! Point...now. . X. A direct approach to laavtng. Only A secure feeling. To keep your hair Look into Clearbrook and have your - Celanese Corporation, with 45 minutes to Broadway by bus-or Irom turning gray—S 24-hour _ cake4infteat.lttooJWherever-you_: Jieadauarters in New York qarn your bread. car via Exit 8-A ot the New Jersey ' security patrol and o stalfad gate- HfKiNG _ HUNTING FISHING City, has sold its laboratory Turnpike., A» oasy by train. - houso at your exclusive entry. , and.research facilities at 160 : (nsttoriAnft 1&2 bedroom A great coirtimiM. " '': AHnodernj outlook. Design that's ' 3 models still available CAMPGROUNDS CYCLING BALL FIELDS Terminal ave.,. Clark, to modern, spacioys and gracious, . • indoorioiitddorputilnt condominiums A dlract approach to living. GotllnQ . Coflvtnlinl Ipetrlan (o mifaftou'pfal Mpj1.J. SWIMMING POOL BOATING TENNIS COURTS Polychrome Corporation, to the heart of the matter—The- "featuring'single-levrt llylng,yet .•; . from , . whose . headquarters, are In Nlca 'n lasy. Filled with stop-saving .;, . • portttlon, Ohlyom'hourtpNiw York MEADOW AVENUE. (OFF RIVERDAIE) MONMOUTH BEACH, NEW JERSEY,, Clubhouse. For pool and billiards, i^' iii CLUB HOUSI STABLES MARINA from Yonkera, N.Y. ' :. cards, hobbles, dancing, concerts features'âch home Includes a desirablerealderitial aredalriMonrhoutt) and show* 25,000 square 'set ot fabulous Q.E. equipped kitchen County, irom the yacht tjlub communities SNO-MOBILING CROSS COUNTY SKIING GOLFING Leslie Blau Company, S6e these other Driftwood Associates' communities: action plus a swimming pool, golf " with-oven, range, refrigerator- aioria the panks of the Naveslnk and represented by . Messrs. 01 freezer, garbage disposal and trash to'33,990 •'• course, tenpla, etc. And we do " Shrewsbury P\y»n.. .tothe~0qean(rpnl ), Harbpur Mansion CondorriiniurnJ offer all the ~ Thomas P. Lysaght and John : mean etc. lauding privilege*- at. compactor. Plus central air con- (Everglade mod«l Bold out Ml.-.,, A LIFETIME OF FUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! P, Belfatto Jr., was the broker OCEAN VIEW TOWERS I SEft BRIGHT VILLAGE pr6pflrtlB8 on the Atlantic.;.,.. lo.thei :\•' ffhancltji; beiriefltf of- norjifli> ownership as well ' *a nearby country club. in Sections I and II) in the transaction. - i At West End v Rt, 36 (Ocean Ave.1 Sea Bright "Mortev" Countryside but a.few mll«» . il»:t)if|!:'iit/aittisi^pl Almore';!;!el(|ure" time;', better &? v rOR MORI INFOnMATJON . . . °^^)J*^ inland (There are still more norsss than Polychrome manufactures Year-round 1 8, 2 bedroom condominium apartments Dramatic and contemporary townhouso* on ttw ooaan Til* MwMf MM** A Cleartrook iflîceMyrnchihh wouliid be prici e prohibitivhibii e { TOWAWWNIINO TRAIL! PHONa KiMtactI on the ocean at Weit End with balconies which foature for year-round living. Feature. Include t bodroomi, tvt DiaiBCTumii. prom ynwn ; «>• pniiaHlTi, . iiiii'i? a wide variety of aluminum an ocean view, central air conditioning and heat, baths, balconies, Vvntlnghouse kitchans, living room* *h«r». IncludM _____ adency comprises, at«amof Countv ArM,..Rout* (ocaan 4 ml.), rloht o/i Rt. Ja ) mil = L Md&f»YAAKON-'CKfWS.CONSTIIIJCTIQ^ CO;. INC •bla In 8f otion I at •RumsoaN.Ji.':/'!".! 794 Broad St.. Shrewsbury, N.J./ Phones; .747-0221 870-2040 • 842-6020' original 8#etton I priest. AlBRIGHTSV.Lli.PA.- (717) 722-0192 "FG" plate Is; talntM*' to eliminate tho danger of Uwdc ' ' / ' M6MBER MULTIPLE USTINO SERVICE ' 842 6QtfrJ 870-2040 I W-f0 1 l Jm»» himes and fire. T • : "

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-Thursday. November,, 16, 1972- lllllllllWIIIUIimiUinUllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUJ Mrs. Brady gets -Thursday, Npvember 16, 1972- Glean Wafer group Station state agency The appointment of Winlfred'-B. 'Brady ,u Call an AD APPEARS IN 8 SUBURBAN PAPERS » OUR READERS WRIT*,,, seeking policy for Breaks Trenton as assjstnat director of, adminlstrat By MILTHAMMERnttmi in charge of personnel t>nd tralntng«r«P " ÂD-VISOR" "We were surprised and pleased that your land use, resources Department of Labor and Industry, wara found my job papers gave us far more results than the nouncqd this week by Commfcstone^Rtrtld 1 through larger dailies." The Clean Water Council, In a report issued TURNTAfiLE TREAT (good listening)- Heymann. .' ; - " V ,$•»? Suburban newspaper Mr. L. K. this week recommended legislation that would CATCH BULL AT FOUR: by Cat Stevens Heymunn said the appointment is part of tl classifieds...to place Union, N.J. "create a statewide land use policy whose aim (ASM RECORDS-4385). The Cat's fourth LP continuing commitment of <3ov BooWMIev Irvlnoton 8 lines $6.40 $6.00 $5.68 Wo have a position available for excitement, whether or ilot you've corporation In New Jersey to join the non-profit :...„..,. call 375-S100 CLEfiK-TYPIST $5.20 Independence Mall, Suite 85, 1601 Concord FIREMAN - MAINTENANCE secretary, with experience, who educational organization. iiiinuuiumimuminiimuuiumiuiiiuiuimiiuuiiiiiumuuimiuniniiiiiiuniiiiiuiiiiiiuiuuiuuiDimuiiiiiiuiuuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiniuniiniiinaiii 9 lines $7.20 $6.75 $6.39 $5.85 has the need for challenge and the worked here before, by taking one Pike, Wilmington, Delaware, 19?03- MAN (M-F)— Must have Black ability to work independently. BANKING TRAINEE SALES Seal license and be capable of 10 lines $8.00 of our fine Christmas-Birthday The other three corporations are Wnrncr- Y music lectures handling minor repairs and $7.50 $7.10 $6.50 Skills necessary for this position, Lambert pharmaceutical of Morris Plains, "PLATFORM ASST." maintenance work, we offer i include typing SO words a minute positions. Available selling or non- Any type of banking experience We hove available an excellent good salary. Including shlf and steno BO to 90 words a minute Allied Chemical of Morris Township, and Christmas mailing guidelines qytipf m you to be trained to open position for a Clerk-Typist Isales) differential andexcellent company Same Classified Ad in Our Bl-Monthly selling positions on a full-time, American National Bank and Trust of end this afternoon euffomer accounts, dealing vKlh In our customer service and order benefits. An equal opportunity We offer a good salary and processing department. We are employer. Apply: 50,000 Circulation Suburbanaire excellent benefits Including Blue part-time or evening/Saturday mJ>ubjk etc. Very lite ti looking for a fast, accurate typist Cross, Blue Shield and major Morristown. • . CAT STEVENS • EMELOID OPERATIONS. The afternoon talks on music masterpieces, Mail for armed forces overseas who will be typing orders and who medical coverage, life Insurance, basis. They all offer a storewide The. Consortium now consists of seven in- surreal lyric lines, and the acoustical backup will be working In order processing . AOORESSOGRAPH- 60c per line —Classified Display 25c per line paid holidays and 35 hour work MULTIGRAPH dependent schools, the Morris District school entitled "Insights into Great Symphonies and Space excellence of Alun Davies on guitar.' JKUHNEN TRAVEL? RLENE by taking customer ordersovcr the CORP. •"• ' week. discount the day you start to woxk. tin. > Concertos," by,David Randolph, Masterwork ijnfwwifi Service phone and thru the mall. system, Fairleigh Dickinson University, in Parcel Available ' Songs'range in intensity from the lilting "SJwrU Ave., spfid 379.3395. Individuals applying should 1239 Central ave. ' Hillside, N.J Additional Bulk Lineage Contracts are Available. CALL 352-1944 Interviews dally at our first floor Do come in and-apply . . . at the ' addition to its corporate members. It is the only Foundation director and conductor of the Airlift Mall Surface ~— X 11-14-1 possess a high school diploma. employment office between 9 am, rocker, ''Can't Keep It In," the ballad from. Recent grad acceptable. Good X 11-16-1 Closing Deadline-noon Tuesday of week of publication* Same tlmo for cancellation!. Ads may not be Masterwork chorus and orchestra, wind up (PAL) (8AM) Mall- and 4 pm; - store that's 100 years young cooperative organization of its kind in the Airmail | "Bp^WltH^ Mbon'and Star on His Head," and , BILLER starting salary and a complete line GENERAL HOUSEWORKER 2 placed, corrected or cancelled on Saturday, Sunday Or holiday!, at wtilch time offices are closed. The BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD today, at J p.m. at the Essex County YM- •CARIBggM of company benefits. Please call days, Mon. & Frl. 3 Adults, Moderrt Suburban Publishing Corp. assumes no responsibility for errors attor the first Insertion or errors that do 33WasnlootonSt. and still growing. nation. Canada. Artie—Greenland. the two Stevens epics, "Ruins," and "18th .'Model S01S Reliable mature for an appointment 688.4900, Ext. House: Mlllburn. Good salary. 37fr not substantially affect the meaning ol the ad. Errors In lucceeding issues must be called in for YWHA, 760 Northfield ave.,' West Orange, Nov. 30 Nov. 24' N0v.'24 1, all benefits. Salary open. 27. B598. correction by the advertiser before Tuesday noon of week of publication. Newark, N.J. Labrador, Newfoundland Dec. 8 Avenue." Additonal selections include: Uis Rablnowllr at 3)4-6(100. Equal Opportunity employer according to Mrs. Bertram Levlnstone of West X 11-16.1 "Angelsea,," "Silent Sunlight;"'"Freezing :L, INC., 365 Colt St., ' • X 11-16-1 Orange, music education chairman. South and Central America Dec. 1 Nov. 17 Nov. 11 Nov. 11 R 1114 1 Box Numbers may be used for receiving replies for a fee of soc and replies will be forwarded if spoclfled. Apply in person Flowers will go ;Steel," "Q Caritas" and "Sweet Scarlet." The musical pieces to be discussed this week GUARDS-INVESTIGATORS In no case will box holders name be divulged. : COMING UP—Two concerts by Sly t The •igiMlwr-Accts. payable RED DEVIL, ING. SERVICE CALL Personnel office—4th floor are Tschaikovsky's Symphony No. 6, Europe— Belgium. Denmark, England — Family Stone at,Madison Square Garden on InffrtsHno «. dlversjlled duties, 2400 Vaux Hall Rd. I0AM-4PM ' ;,;•• "Pathetique,," and Prokofieff's Piano Concerto Union, N.J. fo vets' hospitals ' Finland, France. Germany, Greece.'j. •Nov. 23 &'24atTtp:m. The dates will be their tattotnlar office, Apply Terry Equal Opportunity Employer M-F CALL A SUBURBAN NEWSPAPER CLERK Monday-Friday <-No. 3 Randolph makes use of the piano and Novr27 PSHrWMColl St., Irvlngton. H.S. The Elin-Unger Post 273, JWV, of Hillside and Italy, Norway, Netherlands, Dec. II Dec. 1 .first major N.Y. concert this year. Also ap- recordings to add dimension to the discussion. For service dept. of the Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel, are Portugal. Spain Nov. II •penring with Sly1 are The Staple Singers and National T.V. appliance Alecturer at New York University, Randolph Distributor. Must have cooperating to brighten the lives of hospitalized -Bulldog:'-•-- .,0.-,,. ~~~ZT~ZZ- •'--- EEPER ASSISTANT ACTION AD-VISOR NOW 686-7700 legible handwriting and ba also is heard regularly on the radio as a music able to handle phone. veterans. • ; ' .• • ..• . . • ' Africa, Azores (excluding t have payroll experience. CLERK commentator. Tickets may be bought at the Dec .9 Nov! 17. • ^'~ Novell, Noy»ll •Excellent opportunity, Flowers now growing at the Arts Center will Ethiopia). Congo. Liberia lr» required, good benefits, PARTTIME OFFICE HELP many benefits. blaDmiriSdde^ NURSES door before the program. _ . frtcal Confractor off "FACTORY Typing, general office work. Hours CONTACT: be potted before the frost season begins and Dr. Strickland cited ^ lnghuysen Ave., Newark. 242. Experience desired In LEGAL SECRETARIES RNs lo suite. Perfect for mother with Short Hills, IPfew Jersey will be distributed by 11B; JWV-pbsHo-uie-BasH H—Near East—Ethiopia ,-Irau- -malntJnl0410n04 *fecor0Sri>tut 9 ^chool-aoe-tWldrenr-C«ll-<«7-H. R.ll-16-1 GUARDS - TpoTaTV ,& Permanent. Israel, Saudi Arabia. Turkey Deo. Nov. 7|1 Nov. 1 Nov. for, doctoral research .performlng general: clerical positions ' ...' ..-•!' " ••• Kll-14-1 firnngr Vftfntrw HaapitaL.IjpjB,.,Ytiter,8ng.MJî-«7rflyinfrtetwo^ § K»«P»R,-Up-H fnnr|lnnfunction«s wffifj" amrlilnj In . Full or- Part T-ime- SfSSl , typing requirred, good plant envlenvironmentr . J. Wlss Securlty Plant Protection Hospital, Old- Soldiers Home and Janet can.parry 365passengers for almost exactly the _sasfl_an_excfillent_neneuts_ Part time & Full time hours. repairs, light work mornings only 5 I—Far-l^st—Antarcuj«Ctyistralln. bmetlts. small oll —AII-ShlHs-and Weekends Cell—»«*?H9—NOW—TO" -LPNs oayrrMonday-thru Fridayrcnltstr %9_BALJLAV.E. •;—Menoriamomerln-Elitabeth; sameTaiffounr srcossUTUensTfceTqulvalent —Urbanar-Hlr—Djv-Oorothy^-StFie|flenuV for dancing, full programB «f, jlri»7 Salary "open".' Call24M090 for package. Including paid Blue INQUIREI •-.. FULL TIME; 3 PM II PM, : Burma, Indonesia,'Japan, Korea. ' Cross, Blue Shield, with Ryder Good starting, salary. Must Chestnut. Ave., irvlngton. UNION, N.J. associate professor of early childhood activities ... plus the Interview. have car, phone and clear 11 PM-7AM Arrangements for the distribution were total transportation by automobiles ...with one- Carlbbcon'j jriost fascinating J, liberal salary, plus, NEVER A FEE-EVER .-i : X 11 161 i New Zealand, Okinawa, Philippines, ition at .Newark State College, hag 1 overtime. record. Assignments near completed by «Tohn P.J3allagher, chairman of fifteenth the. amount_of total toxic pollution, STORE SALBJ- Part Time home. • . "COME WHERp THEÂCTION.li' lhlldVt ' •Dec.-*' NOV. 27::: on Intervie -'P^y ml 1, a, the New Jersey Ulguway Autliority. and Post according" to Tiiif S.TMacDonald, Fleet PJan- or motion, please coll 761., —STAND-BY CHTLDREN'S^jOiPrfAT Commander Jack Scbechter. nlng, Airffinada. -- £C And that we havo the best FIRST NATIONAL STATE fevelyn Orbach, 3J9 6054 :,-. • (b) Airmail De,c. 20' «*>Can Earn S25-375 per week K 1.1.14.1 to head panel , ^,-JV ,wi iHtee, oi)'.'ttese.arch on the: bash} of her ** Call 478-1444 Personnel Clerk Immediate opening for machine newborn Intensive care unit PAYROLL CLERK Sheet Metal —•.—V^ ,. R \hU-7 , ;v ———— R 11-16-1 operator packer In our paper In the state? That we have : BANK OF NEW JERSEY lissertatlon, 'TKe Effects of a Special - APPLY DAILY OR CALL ON department. No experience m 5ch WILL Baby sit Iri'my Dr. E. Theodore Stler, •i !?'.i'". °ol -affiliation Preparation of payroll for data Opportunities home weekdays for Iterature Program on the Oral Expansion,jof, CLERK TYPIST A 24 HOUR BASIS. 743-7121 necessary. Pleasant working Jand that we haue1 full time process, MFG. firm New, Sal. to Opening! are currently director of admissions at Alaska arid Hawaii conditions and liberal frlno« J160. Plus Feo.Pd. McCABE available throughout our' working mother. • CASHIER 2040 Mlllburn Ave., physicians on staff? 373-4696. Newark State College, Union, .inguistipally Diiferent, Negro, Kindergarten' All around experience for district package available. Call 233 601i). PERSONNEL.-V 790 Broad St SHEET METAL system for experienced (a) Surface Mall sales office, clerical duties, Maplewood, N.J. MUIRHEADINC. Nwk. 6234787. • • K-ll-16-7 (Children." ., . . ,. '!V ' FULL TIME Equal Opportunity Employer MECHANICS savings and commercial will serve as chairman of the iDcc. 20 pleasant phone personality. Mountainside, N.J. OPENINGS IN: . i ••„ ,1)|S tellers: We offer an TOP NOTCH SECRETARY, (b) Airmail GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. R n 16 '< ;:competent, • reliable; • attractive, panel of the College Level ROBERT HALL CLOTHES PERSON OVER IS excellent Marling Salary,' J ' Wtit Bound Lana, Hwy 22 MEDICAL SYSTEMS TOOL & DIE full benefit program and • desires permanent, part time Examination Program: "How MACHINIST MAKE DELIVERIES 2416 VADXRUL RD., UNION, N.J. Union, New Jersey 52 Commerce St., Springfield N.J. INTENSIVE, CARE IN STATION WAGON MAKERS pleasant working . position. Call 376-1380 after 3 p.m. iShbwqfr library ôat-Ow»rtunlty-€mptoy*r ~Mi. Lawsun _Wanlw) for anwInUied. dJU X-ll-16-7 CROSS FROM RED DEVI to-Do-It-Right ~at-tbe-42nd HIOH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE Willing to train. Pleaso... «u,^.,^ 24MUU3 J.1 No phone call accepted. nt working "TCIass A) ~BgoTTKEETEH, experienced. i Internatrnnajrjriail A trio of frisky otters and STUDENTS. Must have top condltlpra. Fringe benefits. Call or •-•• PEDIATRfC MED K-ll-161 any weekday at the êeks full time, permanent . FREE PARKING IN OUR LOT annual meeting of the Middle An equal opportunity employer. Apply: PRESSOPERATOR i their- "friend,"^Dorothy R 11-16-1 grades. Work from our Irvlngton QUALITY CONTROL position. Payro'll, Accounts Rings - Pins - Watches - Antique States Association of office, several evenings. Must live WM. KRATT CO. SURG Set-up and operate progressive die PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT payable thru general ledger. Over Surface Wisbeski, will appear in the COMPUTER OPERATORFor 360 near Chancellor & Stuyvesant 96a Johnson Place, Union. In production punch presses. Union 550 BROADSTREET,NEWARK 7 years recent experience. Collegiate Registrars and F-M DOS disk system with multl- shop. Good rates and benefits, . INSPECTORS ewelry & Many One-OfA-KInd Piece Surface Greeting Air fourth-floor auditorium of the ou can type accurately, work Aves. 373-4370. 6SB-8400 An Equal Opportunity Employer Excellent references. Write to Box Officers of Admission in tout constant supervision & . >rogrammlng. JCL experience K 11-16-1 • OPEN HEART clean, modem suburban plant. Those are oo-ahead « 1505, Suburban Publishing Parcels i :" Cards Parcels Newark Public Library, 5 pour customer*happy over the lelpful. Call 3791234, Ext. 50 Mr. HOUSEWORKER • CAR MANAOER-Full time job for Call 2415566. opportunities In arospected Corp. 1291 stuyvesant Ave., Union. Lancaster, Pa., Nov. 27-30. ne, then you"r»-f&ru«t-our— âfetta, data processing manager. ESSENTIAL. 1 day every other middle age husband and wife team : R.11231 organization. You'll work In (a) Canada and Mexico Dec. 2 1 Dec. 14 Washington st., at the next our clean modern plant- : HTF-7 Newark State College has sales office Is a pleasant, week. $20. References. Call Frl. or (with no dependent children) to SURGERY PORTER S A BARTENDER (b) South and Central America Nov. 11 "Nov. 17 Dec. 11 Children's Department -'It. place to work « we eves. 376-1490. manage garden apt. In Irvlngton; equipped with tho TEXAS REFINERY CORP. TYPING DONE AT HOME — Can offered the CLEP series of : Wanted. Call after 5 P.M. Industry's latest Nov. 11 , excellent benefits with COMPUTER OPERATOR ' —,-rr- , K 11-16.1 salary and bonus plus apt.; some Apply 9-2 or call 4848000;fext. 29 5 tor appointment. pick up If In Elizabeth area. (c) Europe , M Nov. 17 Dec, H Family>Program, Saturday at ratal i died to ability. Call Mrs. exp. required; pleasant UNITED HOSPITALS machinery, en|oy excellent Offers hlQh Income opportunity Students, Business, etc. 24S-26o3. tests for several years. The H.S. STUDENT—With good 374-2598 ">">»,"nd our comprehon- to mature man In Union-Essex (d) Africa Nov. I . Nov. '4 Dec. 9 OefJmfat/ MJ-5977. speaking voice, to do easy personality Is a MUST. For OF NEWARK K 11141 " •'••.,•— H 11-16-7 tests are designed to test non- TRAINEE Interview call 374-0975. Mon.-Frl.,9 Personnel Dept. 45 South, 10 St slve 100 « company paid areas. PLUS regular cash and (e) Near East Nov. 1 Nov. 4 Dec. 9 1 ' R11-16-1 telephone work, from our REAL ESTATE SALES: Excellent oenefits. vacation bonuses, abundant school educational ex- Downtown Newark Savings Bank, Irvlngton office, several evenings, A.M. -3 P.M. — . K11-160 Business Opportunities' Oct. II has an opening for computer opportunity because of location, fringe benefits, Regardless of 8 CD Far East Oct. 25 Dec. 9 CLERICAL 6-Vp.m. Must live near Stuyvesant X 11 16 1 .advertising program and regular Apply In Person, 8:30 A.M.-5 P.M. experience airmail A.O. Pate, periences, and based on R ESTING, DIVERSIFIED operator trainee. No experience or & Chancellor Ave. Irvlngton 373- special school necessary.' MANAGEMEN.—..__...... T, POSITIONS. run of business. Call F. Donovah, Evening Interviews by appolntmen Pres.,. HOT DOG TRUCK with 12 years scores, an individual may WHOLESALE HOME ' ON. SOME KNOWLEDGE 637Or- Good opportunityopportuit , any age, for OFFICE MANAGER ALLSOPP REALTORS, 37A-5344. 6TENO S, TYPING Excellent opportunity for qualified location and license. S4,50O. See me . obtain up to two full years of applicant, full benefits. For appt. K 11-16-1 advancemen— -—t- call 9445)64?, 9:30 - Must be college grad with g years X 11-14-1 ATLANTIC METAL at Central Ave. S. South 16th st, siuiiiuiMnUuiiiiiumiiiiiMiiiiiiiiimiiuiuiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiitiiw DECORATING SERVICE PIUL. 5 DAYS.35 HOURS. High School Ortds, also people 10)30 PM. Business' experience for TEXAS REFINERY CORP. Newark," N.J. . • CELLENT WORKING Call 434.5800, ext.. 263 nationwide company. Blue Cross, college credit. K11161 needed for sales work.»No X 11-16 1 IDTIONS, PERMANENT experlence~needed. Good hours, Blue Shield, olher benefits. Box RECEPTIONIST CLERK PRODUCTS, INC. • _• •_ -'^ '_ R jljM-S. This year Dr. Stier's office LOWEST PRICES ON FINEST — ON, NEAR ELIZ. COUPLE MANAOBR-Full time MATURE woman wantew.uiaad as 1494. CO Suburban Publishing Box 711, Fort Worth, Texas CUSTOM REUPHOLSTeRY Good pay. Call 2413320, 1-5 P.M. mother's holptr. Union. 2-3 days Grdwlng N J. company with office offered the CLEP tests to , KLINE.CALL24a.3M>, 3- lob lor mlddla age husband and ' . .. J 11-16-1 _ inrtnn^,, ,n fa 1291 stuyvesant Ave. Union, NJ Instructions. Schools ' : 9 Sfate conference for trails users SLIPCOVERS* DRAPES . ASK FOR MR. FtSRTIG. wlfa ttam (with no dependent For c —± -.., K 11-14.1 In AAountaln3ldft,offers position to ENCOURAGED TO APPLY R 11-14-1 children) to manage garden apt. In Immediate opening for full time H.S. graduate. Clerical duties freshmen^ A high percentage Gather a group of hikers, bicyclists, parks . and • Forestry, Department of PARKING Attendant-^seiecied EQUALOPPTY. EMPLOYER Irvlngton; salary and Bonui plus bank teller and parf time platform X1U4-1 Include lipht typing, answering MALE-FEMALE GUITAR, piano,oroan; bass, flute, of this group earned advanced ipt-i some tup. required; pliaiant assistant. Commercial bank • In MECHANIC - Heavy construction weekdays and weekendtf^fbr Nov phone, filing & purchasing. saxophone, clarinet, " trumpet, equestrians, snowmobile operators and skiers V^-jiiVirenniental, Protection, said the conference & Dec. Must be alertaViibl! TT———r— X 11-14-1 TRUCK Drivers - Experienced In credit and many entered the 11 SHOP AT HOME SERVICE tarsonality Is • MUST. For Kenilworth area. .Submit resume fnachinery. Some experience Employee Benefit program violin, tromborle dt your homo or In one big room and guess what the topic would'™ ***** ep,.explore,Hie mutual ..Interest,, ;;o f yyarW In confidence to Box 1499, c-o Apply eves, 6:30 to TOT30 p.m Includes tuition-aid. Salary open. SHIPPING* RECEIVING atop- for-stop delivery. N.J. area CLERICAL ntsrvltw cill 174-Of». Mon.-Frl. t necessary. We will train the right Drivers license a must my studio 233O925 or 245-0623. college as sophomores. , HOUpAYpiuvlfi Union Leader, 1291 Stuyvesant man. Phone 227-5300. FENWICK Tower Steak House, Route 22, Pleasecontact Judyt'Karllnsky 686- only. .Apply Rogers Warehouse J, be? TraUs, naturally. ':' (Mip(Mipss In'hayinIn'haying mormore anandd bettebetter trailtrailss iin jê jêww Mountainside, N.J. : . Opportunity for advancement. Oil Trans. Co.. 12 Bleeker St., : H 11-23-9 1 : dllARANTBBD • X1M4.1 Ave., Union.' - •'• - MACHINERY. 3700 Ext. 626 for appointment. There is going to be such a meeting. It will be Jersey; ' '" '•.» R 11-16-1 Mr. Platz. ~ . Mlllburn. PIANO INSTRUCTIONS. OiNTAL ASSISTANT, part time, PART TIME Days - work at'hom'o 242-3204 In your home or mine. CAtt-MR JULES THE SPOT-LIGHT Tuesdays, Thursdays & every INSPECTOR FOR TESTING — K 11-16-1 - BEST QUALITY known as the New.Jersey Conference onTraila. V ..Comments and suggestions-are being sought and earn J50 for 10 hour* work; Use - - —. R 11-14-1 "Beginners a Specialty" T other Saturday. Some typing, VENDING MACHttTET WITH your pleasant phone voice ' for • TYPIST-PART TIME Call 37J-71J9 FOr App't." __Pollyfion suits and wilLbe held March 3 in thhe State Museum from groups and individuals, Write: Trail 687-1850 MECHANICAL ABILITY,- WILL NURSES ^ RECEPTIONIST SILK SCREEN.STENCIL DEPT. Will train tor bookkeeping telephone, office work. Experience RN-LPN - Full tlme/7 . 3 and part dictaphone. »nv systems ^f:*!! n, TRAINEE. PRINTING OR ART . •:: F 1116-11 9 ——(noobHffaHon< of courw) not necessary. 379-4471. TRAIN,~CO.-BENEFITS»U PAID Llghtner, 429-9G00 Newark-^downtown area. Phon< auditorium, Trenton. Committee, Bureau trf Partar^P^-Box-MMr of oreat spot* tvallabla HOLIDAYS. COFFEE -MAX- time, 117 shifts - for newly opened — TYPIST SCHOOL BACKGROUND 642 5800. PIANO INSTRUCTIONS SIMULATED DIAMONDS . imalor New Jeriey BanK. • R 11-14.1 E.C.F., Pleasant working Start S130 wk. Lovely Union HELPFUL. WRTTETO BOX 1495. sought in bill Joseph J. Truncer, director of the Division of Trehtoh, N.J. 08825. . — CORP., 251 SOUTH 31st STREBT,- ij X 11161 I N YOUR HOME OR MINE 1 /Ire typing nkllll, figure KENILWORTH; 241-8400. conditional-----• — - ——- pjvRirxiME xfiRL offlcel Seeks Individual wltti SUBURBAN PUBLISHING •r-omts. CIIOOM < nd own ear'. GoodTal«.rt«- DOMESTIC. 1 DAYS PER WEEK. CORNELL HALL knowledge of any type board. CORP.. 1291 STUYVESANT AVE., WAITRESSES, full or part REASONABLE RATES. fram S distinctly, shapes. New Jersey Common Cause ,1 tflU-Orab one fattl Call GOOD SALARY. BEAUTIFUL -CONVALESCENT CENTER General office •' • Plus good typing akill.. Good UNION. _L_._ time. Apply in Person.- CALL: 2412142. lncl«dlna rarnid, maroulie, HOME. REFERENCES. Xii necessary. 20 hours. LIDOOINER. Route22, -F-11169 nt at, WO-4800 Union, N.J. 487-7600 hours, full company paid : X 11-14-1 paar, amerMd and ova). And In this week urged the State 3764114 INSURANCEAGENCY hours flexible. Call benefits. Fee . paid " - No Springfield. 376-1259 . MATH TROUBLINO YOU* any sli«. Also avallaM* In •———— Rll..140- >5" Springfield Ave., Maplewood, -Solomon. contracts. Call today) ~- R 11:161- S.A.T.? pendant* and aarrlnas. Assembly to pass a bill which •Ula- iwnrifreSperlenced rater of home SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR PHONE 486-44*5 owners and SMP policies. Please of vending type *«tfb mechanical would give citizens the right to ST MEW JERSEY BANK PARTFii A R L EN E Part time- 3 P.M.-11 P.M. WOMAN—MF FULL TIME ' - FIVEPOINTSINSTITUTE Fashions for give particulars. and salary equipment with experience-In the FOR DIVERSIFIED DUTIES sue environmental polluters in DOCtOR'S desired, Box 1496 co Suburban use of sheet metal and mochlna OPPORTUNITIES Personnel * • 'Service Operator needed. Weekends and •. . QUITAR LESSONS 11'30"* Price dM» nor Include mounting"" shop, hand and power machinery. 373 Morris Ave., holiday coverago only. Congenial CALLMRS.TOTI (Diamond* set while you wait) i .' the state courts. ^ 11(5. Morrli Aval Pupilshlng Corp. 1291 -Sloyvesant 5J7-12O0 For beginners & advanced. R 11-161 DRY to NSC position Urge Selection of 5 you'll find only professional hai/tfrejser's' ai v?^Drlll!f^ J5 Pleasant working conditions In SALESWOMAN M-F - Part time K 11161 Irvlngton , 3732202 Piisonals Jully air. romlltlnnil piant,- •Ofllioptiic Pleasant worklno conditions. orFulMlrne. Sesc!aJh(_sliop_Jn XCISHMOHG Solicitor* Newak 6463900 -O " iwjsvJ FRESH TREE RIPEMED .-.service to: devote pefSoniLattenikiaio-everVphjM^ TSany employee, benefltr. TWnrBurnTwrite 1o Box 1501 .perlenced work frorn home part Alan R. De Biaslo of Iselln Joans/Top», CONTACT PERSONNEJl-aepT, Suburban Publishing Corp/, IN Ime, Salary plus commission, "UNCLE ED"MAOICIHN ' ... , CLEANING! of .creating a more beautiful coiffure for you. We Immediate openings ..' TRACTORS-TRAILERS WITH Exciting Comedy Maaii; for your has been~appolnted assistant IOf|CE TO JOP AI'PI-ICAHTtt Stuyvesant Avo., Union. teody work. No selling. Call Mr. DRIVERS FOR HIRE. I have ^guarantee, expert cutting, coloring, sKa'ttipooing; ahdiiltH CALL COLLECT Cllilc, 3-11 X 11.14-1' ules 687-11150. next - Club ' Meallngîir Party. registrar at Newark State NATURAL COLOR CITRUS Blazers, Coats, tfavl not Universal Mfg. Co., Inc. 992-5500 available 2 tractors and 2 trailers, Reserve your date ovm: 74I2922. j (sty|ing.to please you. And;ill Style Rite.Salons,afii,.«} «lp*W«M«d - 1168 Orove.St., Irvlngton SECRETARY. PERSONNEL X11-16 V or lusttractoraor flat bed straight, College, Union. The an- t*1 ca*«r«d We bend over backwards to plan >, typing, and a good mind for trucks looking for* good ——I T" •»-: • F 1-1173-10, Steno,' ' TELCPHONB SOLICITORS nouncement was made by Sportswear, ( opert six dayian^tljfê' e\)4nin^ Weekly. ',.•:... ';& "^ you In that araa of Interest to es required. You will handle employment. Calf 527-0883 after 6 ROBERTS DBTHCTIVa and mow Gift Packages Available SAINT BARNABAS employee'benefits, plus other for clothing drive, all areas. P.M. AGENCY Confidential . Wo ap'polryimenH.^jt eilra Qtyiti.ietvkei ''>'. 288-6300 Call 376-1286, 376V48I Charles J. Longacre, dean of UW IIMta'lKW LIOHT ILICTKONIC YOU personnel duties. Permanent-Fee —————~ J 11.16.7 Investigation ot all klndsj armed DIRECT FROM FLORIDA TO YOU Dresses -i. fridays, Saturdiyi'arid (fay belot ffodty ASSEMBLY WORK. Will Araln. W« offw: Excellent MEDICAL CENTER Mid. _ or 677-8846. HERE'S WHY Academic Administrative tliay *» «#t • W llaVand' a hair AVIA1KW MAIKTINANCt salarlu . >, benefits Old Short Hllli.RofJV* Berkeley Employment Agency -!» K 12-71 HOUSBCLEANINO by Insured 1 1 U4 walk IM aseaa* at 40 bourn Contact . RECTIFlER Livingston, N.J. 07ON trained men with own equipment. Services, a feaffcwaah. If laMlrtd by COMPONENTS CORP., lilt Including, W wks vacation, 308 Springfield Avenue iraswisaT -*-""* ' Men's Suits •V Nar wilt Ihla nawipaptt TKHMKIAN TRAINING Lousons Rd., Union, N.J: 4)74410. 9 paid holidays, paid an equal opportunity tmaW Berkeley Heights .464.4000 TELLERS One time or regular- servln. . DeBiasio graduated from twlMly ao<#pt aj*. fta* hospltallistlon, paid lit* X 11.0.1 Experienced. Male or female. Full Backed by BTO« Chip Corporation. t-f WIOIIMQ'S EXCLUSIVE IHDIAN RIVER CITRUS APPBOVtD FOR l |l l Also floors, walls, rugs, windows, Newark State College last 'i!!. nfli8£Jf- Si'A» "'i»ion,: Ime, 40 hour weak. Union. Call 3C0«t» attannala VITRttANSf * "' WORK '. •: *r. Canact, 617-9378 furniture cleaned In your horn*.' year with highest honors. A unllmiiM slck/;)Mva PASTE UP ARTIST X I1-14-1 Call DOMESTICARE OF SHORT (tHBREALTHING) Must have high sthool diploma HILLS. 42V-81»2, OOMESTICARe psychology major, he was a H >aM>li> vlalallon pi a, »,. '; er *qulvat>nl FOR NEWSPAPER OFFSET SHOP YOl It A VMM> OP THE ORANGES 445-I3M for member of Lambda 'Alpha CITRUS AlSOÔiD BY CASE =j ' PARTTI free estimates. ' IM Wai. aailbat ^&6OME EVENINGS. Sigma, the liberal arts honors Olll.. at lIU 11% Da- THEMORO SCHOOL IS KASY TO IM.AC I La»at al J70 Ilnad NIIOHBORt WANT YOUR used society. FLORIDA ORANG1 BOWL OFAtRONAUTKS • Items. Tell 'em what you have. IRONINO dona In my home. irsormeli " '. J.ISTIM.ONK Experienced on Shirts, DrmMt'* . 10MOONACHIIAVI. Run a low-cost Clasiltled Ad, Call '455. lOSt. MR. MlNTZ FOR APPOINTMENT . He will assist in scheduling, EMZABETH AVE. LINDEN EltZAIETHl 102 ElmoM Av?. 6J4-77O0. Linen. Reliable. Call 371.4791. COK BIT QCEMIM IRVINCTONl 1033 SptlngfleUI Aw. MOOWACHII, N. J. 6H6-7700 ' K f registration and systems !Wi«inraE 1977 Morris Av«r, Union (ATuKibtwiCECp) v; KSAHNVt 38'/KeimyAve. ,. ' . ; HoomilVrd Avi" management. ^ ' . 1IIAL 686-7700 ASK FOR OUR AO-TAKER DIAL

a »•• »•• » - • • ». ••*.#«. h,^ Thursday, November 16, 1972- gg Apartments for Rent 101 Houses lor Sale 111 18 Horn. ImpioHm.ntj SS Home ImpronmenU 56 Tile Wort Automobiles lor Sale Thursday, November 16, 1971 Wanted to Buj 123 Public Notice SOUTH PLAINFIBLD "The joy of learning is experienced each year Antiques 10A Merchandise for Sale - Meictimdise for Sale 15 TILE REPAIRS & REPLACING CUSTOM RANCH— 2 bedrooms, TV WANTED WEST OR ANGE 595 Normfleld Av HiOi.iP'AT-1969. B50 Solder Convertible, by more than 25,000 individuals who enroll in TILE FIXTURES. ESTIMATES basement with finished Rec. room ,, ..new top. i new radials llres. Cell NOTICEOF HEARING Color to 1100 cash, Bi W lo 125. Not and bath, 9 years old, TJ4.900. J cv NOTICE OF HEARING CMIMCLIAN 4 ANTIQUE WHITE & OOLD ORE CALL HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE!! CHEERFULLY GIVEN 379-4724. At « reoulor meeting of the At a regular meeting of the Ihe part-time study opportunities sponsored by Anilque Clock Master' FURNITURE STRIPPING t, over 6 yrs. old. Any common. 741- ANTHONY DE NICOLO. 686-5550 Principle only..754.4540Hnit||1 Municipal Council ol Ihe Town of REFINI3HINO (NO WATER LIVING ROOM TABLES DUPLEX APTS. i r f J 11-16-123 Municipal council of the Town of our Division. Bringing the resources of Ihe ^'!:_-• Rutgers extension services praised Keptlrs. t«lti, lor «lQn & dom«ttic. BESTOFFER. 0380 nyt * Additions *-Alteratlons * Carpentry of Irvlnglon, New Jersey, held the USEDIALL WORK • ""°- X 1141.1 UMTBMPESTecylaUto.ac, pj 13th day of November 1972, Irvington, New Jersey, held the .state university to the adult population of New Picked up «:', dtllvirw. DM«<- CUARANTEFD 5!J 44J1 684-4822 UNION Cleon Car. One owner. »1150. Must Councilman Trento Introduced tho 13th day of November 1972, 0A0A K1116-15 TIM Service 89 Battle HIM Section, 6 room split > '•'' '' ' • Plumbing. JSKSJL. *AAasonry >ten c Councilman Smolen Introduced the Jersey is a satisfying experience for me and B.IKEJFORSALB Accounting NORTHFIELD level, large screened-ln 'pallo, qP' - »" 371 8433. " following ordinance, which CLAYTON'S ANTIQUES — ISIS ordinance was taken up on its first ^following ordinance, which my colleagues .- GRIFFITH PIANO CO. 20" & 26^' girl's, 24" boy's. 127 finished basement, 2Vi baths, H reading and passed: ordinance was taken up on Its first Stuyvesant Ave., Union. Now open Hickory Road, Union. • Electrical * RSC] * Basements SPECIALIZING IN TRIMMING excellent condition. Many extras. f>ONTE CARLO. 1970 ."B|ac" Helped manufacturer, farmer gain success Ck Vlnyl 0 A C ft AM AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND reading and passed: "In my opinion^part-time study will continue dally 12-4. Something for every CONN ORGANS 9643898 ACCOUNTINO andor multiple * Bathrooms AND REMOVAL. REASONABLE GARDENS Principals only. (58,500. Call 6(7- I? " ' "' ' • F-M * Painting * Siding RATES. FULLY INSURED. • CHAPTER 20, MOTOR collector. We also buy. Call M7- STEINWAY ft KIMBALL PIANOS R-ll-14-15 bookkeeping service...write up, 4923. Stereo, power windows 8. Rlley AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND maintained by their State University, a few to expand in the next decade, not just for the WU. Closet Mondays. payroll and sale! tax forms. Also CALL. U6-2M4. Unique, spacious, 2 Bedroom ill ,;>;wheel5wheel5 . ClCall lafter ft . 4 P.MM. 484-8215. VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC, CHAPTER 13, GARBAGE, The son of Greek parents, Chris Botsolos value of degrees in areas of professionalism H-11O0-10A Clearance Sals of used "organs. COATSOFARMS CALL: 678-5173. Free Estimates Z-TF central air conditioned apts. Z11161I1 OF THE IRVINGTON TOWN Convenient terms, free lessons. Authentic, researched, beautifully Individual, small business or CODE, ALSO KNOWN AS REFUSE AND LITTER, OF remembers having said "I'm so busy making a and personal development. He has personally words of explanation may be in order. professional but for all adults. ANTIQUES hand painted and framed by corporate tax returns. Delivery or New Ultra modem kitchens, 7 *"' THE IRVINGTON TOWN GRIFFITH PIANO CO. expert heraldic artist. Excellent mall service. Local public swim club. From 1310. See Mr. BRICK Cope Cod, 5 rooms 1st ORDINANCE NO. MC 2126, AS CODE, ALSO KNOWN AS living I haven't time to get rich." guided many of his employees towards further The Cooperative Extension Service is an "Society is becoming more complex at a Signed Italian Marble Fireplace, 605 BROAD ST., NWK. Tutoring Fldrhel In rental office, or call floor, 2 bedrooms 2nd floor, AMENDED AND Old Crue, brass handbell. Made In gifts for Christmas at range of accountant. Call Robert Horn. 687- CRAFTS ALL CONSTRUCTION 91 SUPPLEMENTED, ORDINANCE NO. MC 2124. Today, at 49, he Is a millionaire, president or education in both the degree and extension organization to be found in every land-grant rapidly increasing rote. Continuing education lSla, clocks, trunks, etc. Call 289- 62) 5B80 Free Parking 14 Central prices. Call 145-7643 eves. No Salesmen Financing available 7311755 or 677-9100. screened porch. Detached garage. AS AMENDED AND Ave. Z 12-7-101 Low 40-s.îrrlte Box No. 1502, c-o SPECIFICALLY BY SUPPLEMENTED, a company he organized -nine years ago lo areas. college. Originally conceived as p means of is the key to a fuller understanding of personal. 3159. Open 95:30; Wed. tit o P.M 22' F 1114-54 TUTORINO -Qualified teacher Suburban - Publishing, . 1291 J 11-14-123 AMENDING AND HOME FURNISHINGS BUICK-1NS,LaSabre,4 door, hard SPECIFICALLY BV manufacture Highly innovative products for Of four girls employed in his office, one is carrying the fruits of "book learning" to far- vocational, and societal issues. Extensidn will J UlOA R 11-1A-1S wishes to tutor grades 4 8, Math, Stuyvesant Ave., Unlon.^ nvm SUPPLEMENTING AMENDING AND Den furniture, porch, garden, CARPENTER BUILDER - English and Reading. Ploaso call iff.ertop, with olr. Clean Inside and out SECTIONS 202, 2011, 2012 insulation which he invented. , mers, it has evolved into an agency devoted to continue to be the university's action arm in MIOHTYFINE Caloric range, working condition, J695 or best ofler. Call 371-4012. and 2013.1 SUPPLEMENTING studying for a Master of Business Cow or horse manure, rotted rich misc. Mu 7-1062 Business Remodeling, porches, roofing, Odd lobs 70 276-1856 after 5 p.m. UNION .: SECTION 13-33 meeting these pressing needs." Auction Sales 11 farm top soil or flu dirt. S11.25 c8?E* Ji flutters. INSURED. Apartments Wanted. 102 By contrast, Bill Cadwallader, 56, is Administration degree at Rutgers, two are serving the entire family, not only on farms, - H ».< <;el»»5 PONTIAC CONV.J4"'spe1ed BE IT. ORDAINED BY THE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE delivered. Also wood chips, S12.50 MAYTAOMINI DRYER fREB ESTIMATES. Call Bob: Dtbtis removed from factories, Can You Top This? MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE descended from a long line of Quakers and enrolled In part-time degree programs at but in thesSuburbs and cities as well. The moral of all this would appear to be that delivered. CHESTNUT FARMS, J3J-J32J. j stick shift, 37,000 miles. One MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE Every Thursday - Flea Market LIKE NEW, 196BMODEL Directory construction sites, homes and Weatherstripping 98 MATURE woman seeking 3 or 4 Brick 8. frame 2 family, Ideal icobl owner. Good condition. Best offer TOWN OF IRVINGTON TOWN OF IRVINGTON as began; his farming career with eight milking Middlesex County College and one is working It is called "Cooperative" because it is you don't have to enter in a freshman cap and 688-488B. If no ans. call 375 8417 6 to Fll-23.56 rooms, 2nd floor, heal 8. hot water follows: 119 P.M. 7 A.M. & 6 to 7 P.M. • . ', 150.00 yards. No lobs too big, small or location, quiet street, 5 & 4 room mooi 372-7067 after 6 P.M. follows: ' cows on a rented farm in Bucks County, Pa. part time while attending Rutgers full time. supported in part by Federal appropriations, emerge in a mortarboard to benefit from the Wesley Methodist Church Hall CALL 379 6933 HOMB IMPROVEMENTS • far. Call 245-1992. supplied In Irvlngton. Call 371-6453 apts, Asking 152,000. Inspect today : SECTION 1. Chapter 20, TMotor SECTION 1. Chapter 13, 5053 woodbrldqe Ave., Edison — *. ' tM .15 Painting. Paneling, Sanltas, X 11-3070 INTERLOCKING METAL after 5 P.M. & submit your offer. You won't rnow" -H 111672 Garbage, Refuse and Litter, Today he and his son have a herd of 106 through the U.S. Department of Agriculture. educational opportunities Rutgers has to offer. Thrill a. Consignment Shops x. 11.14-15 : Vehicles and Traffic, Article I. In Section 13-33, of an ordinance Soft spoken, Bill Cadwallader is equally (Bet Ford & Amboy Aves) Asphalt Drinewajs T5 Ceilings, (Drop & plaster Board). WEATHERSTRIPPING, new — Z 1116102 regret III OPEL .1971, 2 door General, Section 202 oneway purebred Holsteins on 170 acres lit Salem state appropriations to the land-grant colleges Dealers Call 7J8O2J2V12. Retarded Children Asioc.. 137 So. FREE ESTIMATES. Re< Piinting t Papertianting Ti wood windows A> doors Installed; 3Vi - 4 rooms wanted for middle 4 speed streets, of an ordinance,entitled, entitled, the Irvlngton Town Code, sincere in his praise of the Cooperative : Jll-23-11 Wood Ave., Linden 9254522- 520 E Rates. 795-4521 [ALUMINUM REPLACEMENT age couple, garden apt. or 2 family OAK RIDGE REALTY YT. low mileage The Irvington Town Code, also also known as Ordinance No. MC County. Extension Service staff with whom he has (Rutgers was designated as New Jersey's, in 2nd Ave., Roselle. 245-4449. Mon. irfclno F-1123 54 WINDOWS). Maurice Lindsay, 4 home, prefer Irv. -Maplewood - REALTORS 374-4822 674-143! known as Ordinance No. MC 2126, 2126 Is amended and supplemented mru SaJ. 10-3:30. Frl. evei 6:X«> power Elmwood Ter, irv. ES J-13J7. 10 read as follows: What have Chris and Bill in common besides worked ever since he moved to New Jersey in 1864) and funds appropriated by the counties in lots. All worn done j;|ONINB CONSTRUCTION CO. PAINTING—INTERIOR 'H TF Ivy Hill or vicinity. 399-7997 , Eves: 9641227 or 761-4160 Is amended'and supplemented to Finance statistics . Garage Sales 12 Kt.f.15 KITCHEN SET. 5 plece/Ve'lge"" roll«r. All klndt masonry. James GENERAL CONTRACTORS & EXTERIOR. NO JOB TOO — Z 11-16-io V ZH-T6-111 Include the following street In Its SEC. 13-33 FILLING material success? 1938. which offices are located. MATTRESSES.* FACTORY brown, formica top. Vrry good LaMorgeie, II Paine Avt., ADDITIONS, RENOVATIONS. • SMALL. CALL 376-1421 UNION j - proper alphabetical position: GARBAGE, ETC. CONTAINERS REJECTS: FROM a 55 Bedding E5 3 303J S clean rooms wanted for Feb. 1st. , Sports Cars 123ft TO BE COVERED: PLACEMENT Neither went beyond high school and both Reminiscing on the breezy screen porch of In the words of Dr. John L. Gerwig, director condition. 140. ALSO picture 44 MAIN ST. MILLBURN.. -r » AFTER 4 P.M. 2 adults, 2 school age girls 11 & 12 5 Room Bungalow, aluminum SEC. 2 Apt. station Morrlslown. 374 8486. container. Containers, when Government" was announced this week by tbff McElroy. tvpes remodellno. Kitchens and & Masonry. Also Alterations, UNION Generally, Section 201! Parking manufacturers of heat transfer compounds, economises, and specialists make facLs and bathrooms, dormers, additions Sprlngfletd-Maplewood-Unlon. ' •:• • " F 123A Prohibited at all times, of an placed on the street tor the these years if I hadn't benefitted from them." New Jersey Taxpayers Association. ^ 407-4139. Minor Repairs, insured. FREE PROFESSIONAL PAINTING IRVINOTON References. 376-0B51 or 376-2942. collection of ashes, garbage, GARAGE SALE: Nov. II & 19. 10 MAONAVOX console stereo. Repair 8. alterations. Insured. R. 4 rooms, 1st floor, 4 family house. TWO FAMILY Ordinance entitled The Irvlngton pipe insulation fittings and moldefl urethane He follows with a listing of half a dozen staff information available. An individual can then a.m. - 5 p.m.. 4 Woodside Rd.. (off Kll 1615 Mahogany, diamond sapphire Heinle. 667 796S. ESTIMATES. 763 3503. EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR H 11-16-102 c .i« Autos Wanted 125 Town Code, also known refuse or rubbish, shall be covered The 68-page publication is tightly packed. Ktl REASONABLE. CALL 638 9223. Supply own heat. Dec. 1st. Call 399- 4 rooms-* bath on 1st floor, i with a tlght-flttlng cover. In the foam parts. In addition to its original and members, starting with George Ball, now use this information as he considers the AAcisel Ave.) Springfield. ESTEY Travel Organ and needle. 4 speed. 175. Excellent FREE ESTIMATE. Young business gentleman seeking room* S. bath on 2nd, large attic LiittU : Ordinance No. MC 2126, Is case of apartment or tenement with fiscal data for 1,169 New Jersey local Appliances. TV, tape recorder. amplifier. Asking price S5S0. Good condition. Call 3713342 after 5 p.m. - Z K-14-101 small, Inexpensive apartment In i rttlw amended and supplemented to greatly enlarged plant in the Fords section of retired as county agricultural agent, and alternatives and makes the best decision for SPECIALIZING In Rec. rooms. TV X 127-73 space, spare room. Oarage with 4 JUNK CARS OF ANY KIND include the following streets In houses occupied or arranged to be government units. It shows that, together, they lassware, crib, bedroom set. condition. For further Information — X 11-16-15 Kitchen Cabinets 62 IRVINOTON Kenllworth or vicinity. Call 272- bays and lav In rear, all heated. .rotE'j wanted, 24 hr. service occupied by three or more Edison Township, Zeston has another himself. gike. EARLY AMERICAN SLEEP rooms, attic rooms or dorms.* FROM Union -OLYMPIC 9143 after 4 P.M. \ their proper alphabetic! " continuing through to the present agents, Ivan call 686.2649. . Roselle, Rosello Park, Cranfoed, PAINTING CO. Get your-home 4 rooms, 2 family house. 2nd floor, Property 65.5'xiai'. Asking p /v Twlnp Sl families, the owner thereof, antMtr ^VvVhelp-peopleô-helP"theinSelves.i' spjauLmpreJhajl $3.5.biUion ilUSZLTJlis : RIIIS'1 SOFA, LARGE ARM CHAIR modern kitchen & bath, living =-—— Z11=14-102 -sTOitSoorOwner-anxlous; ase' of one and Iwo-famlly "mantltacturtng~pl [Irrornia-and-four—enmseTindôb-t^rdirerTThise-TncnTTmcriiiir — — R 11 16 15 WITH COVER, GOOD Linden areas. Free estimates. 245- All phases of kitchen remodeling. ready for the holidays. Will paint 9641506 $402 million more than in 1970 and over a billion OARAOE SALE miscellaneous 6236 after 5 P.M. your rooms for 135 and up. Call room, bedroom a, additional KC- PROHIBITED AT ALL TIMES dwellings, the owner or tenant additional sales offices. extension specialists who support their The University Extension Division was Items, Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Call 233- SEARS No. 70 Super Kenmore 'CONDITION, -VERY Cabinets, .... counter tops, bedroom above, heot-i hot water JOHN P. AAcAAAHON BROSS PLACE, both sides, from thereof or therein shall deposit, or dollars higher than 1067. washing machine (self-cleaning REASONABLE. CALL AFTER 5 . K1114-32 alterations.'vnf'do the complete now for fast quality service. 487- IMMEDIATE PICKUP Durand place west for a distance Contrary to widely held opinion, j^ programs, have been "invaluable" to him in formally established at Rutgers in 1927 to meet 7675 after 7 p.m. Mountainside. filter). Perfect worklno condition - lob. R. HEINZE 4H.J941. supplied. 1 month security. Furnished Rooms (or Rent 105 REALTOR ,Also late Modol wrecks bounht. cause ' to ' bo deposited, the New Jersey's 567 municipalities spent j~| H 11 1412 P.M. 9254181. CARPENTRY WORK DONE. NO 878'- .* U.7.73 Immediate occupancy. S185. Call ol 93' 6", receptacles containing 'ashes, not regard a college degree as essentia developing his Waldac Farm herd into one of a growing demand for making college-level 190. Call 201-565-3399. H11-16-15 JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO _j_ RTF 1585 Morris Avenue, Union .Call anytime 354.7614 or 6844169 ELMWOOD AVENUE, garbage, refuse or rubbish at the R 1116-15 Open Eves 8. Sunday 688-3434 -I J 127-125 $1,117,379,214 last year; 21 counties $626,772,000 OARAOE SALE TIRES—1 pair studded snow tlres- BAZAAR Dec. 3. Sunday 10-4. St. SMALL, REASONABLE. CALL GARY'S PAINTING. Z1114101 IRVINOTON -5Vj rms . <250 Rugs, tff south side, from Sanford curb line Tn front of or alongside of success in tho business world. - _.. the better known and most highly regarded in courses ii vailable to persons like Chris BoLsolas Odds a. Ends. MB BUILDIRS FAIR'S factory SCOTCH PLAINS : Z 11-23-114 the premises, at least one hour and 581 local school districts, $1,788,245,553 (in 330, 1 pair non studded snow tires, Vladimir's Ukrainian Catholic 4823491 IRVINOTON Drapes,AC,Ulll.,Conv. Loc,Call VAILSBURO—IVY HILL Avenue to the Maptewood line. "Many times," tie says, "the refinement of the state and in fully automating his barn. who were interested primarily in professional Sat.. Nov l«th to 5 PML 100 Sa 695 x!4. Call after 6 p.m. 375-4731 School. 425 Grler Avenue, J-II16-32 showroom, Routs 22, Sprlngllald. " INTERIOR & EXTERIOR eyes. Week Ends. Mon. Thurs. AM LAKE STREET, wost side, before the tlmo specified, but In no tho 1970-71 school year). This represented a 64 19th St.. Kenilworth. Kitchen design servic* and Roofing, Leaders & Gutters. Fully Sub-lease 3V> room garden 4 Family, Eastern Parkway, >VOW'X Motorcycles lor Sale 127 event prior to six p.m. of the skills in areas of aptitude which can be, ob- and personal advancement rather than college RIMo-15 Elizabeth. Several booths. Come to modernlilng by one or New Insured, References. Reasonable . apartment. Heat, gas 8. appliances 3723856. 147,500. Write Box 1507 co from Springfield Avenue to The list of specialists includes an agricultural X II 16-12 WROUGHT IRON KITCHEN the Yarmarok. CARPENTER CONTRACTOR supplied. Call after 5 P.M. 372034a : H 1126-105 r, 1 \i ' Tromont Street preceding day specified by the degrees. percent increase in school spending since 1967 All types remodeling, jsddltlons, Jersey's largest manufacturers of Free Estimates G. HALL - 232- Suburban Publishing, 1291 T Of I • — — — •— — — —_-- — —.___ tained through institutions like the Rutgers engineer, a nutrition specialist, a forester, an OARAOE SALE - Attic to SET. TABLE & 4 CHAIRS. H 1116 15 kitchen cabinets, call 3794070. 3557After 4 p.m. • Available Dec. 1. TREMONT STREET, south Director of Public Works, for tho «tnd better than 50 percent more for basement. Tools, household Items, repairs & alterations. Insured. IRVINOTON Stuyvesent Ave., union. HARLEYSPORTSTER-1972, 1400 side,. from. Lake Street to collection of such materials. Extension Division can be the stepping stone lo Aboul this, Dr. Hamilton Stillwell, dean of the bikes, clothes etc. - 39 Schofletd St., KENMORE WASHING MACHINE OLD Fashioned doll cradle, hand Wm. p. Riviere 488.7294. X 12-7-73 Z 11-14 101 2 cheerful furnished rooms, I If II !miles, electric starter. Perfect agricultural economist and a breed im- municipalities and counties over the fjve years. crafted of pine, antique frultwood IRVINOTON kitchenette 8. bedroom, next to — :— z-n-16-iu Condition. J2100 233 4745 after 5 Stuyvosant Avenue SECTION 2. All ordinances or success. University Extension Division, has this to say: Vallsburv, Sat. 9 6. Sun. 9 2. 374 Ifl MONTHS OLD. 5271152 finish, n^ 13"xl3'". Order lor r K 3-15-32 KITCHENS, BATHROOMS, WBSTFIELD SECTION 3. Chapter 20, Motor provement specialist. He considers In- 7371. R 111615 Jimmy Painting Contractors 4Vi rooms, 3rd floor. 2 entrances ; bath, fdr business woman. In quiet Vehicles and Traffic, Article II parts of ordinances Inconsistent CHRISTMAS. 486-5956 GOODCARPENTER ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS- heat, hot water supplied. Couple house. S30 week.. References Condominiums, 5 rooms, l'/i baths, J 11-14127 with the provisions of_ this "One of the three most influential men in my corporating the family farm one of the greatest : — S X 1114-12 Economy quality and service, fully Interior J. Exterior garoge, near all transportation. (2 VI noil' Stopping, Standing and Parking ^LII lilllIllllllliiJIIilllMlllIjIMlllliIllllMlllllEIltlllMlllIlllJllltllJtjIlllllllIllllllllirilllll] IJIIIJlllllljn3IIIllIIIIII]I[U]UllLllltllltlMIIIlirillllMIIUJIIIIIlltIlMIIIt!L^ 2 GIRLS White Bedrrom sets, 1 K 12-7-15 Able to fix porches, paneling and Fully Insured, Quality Paints' only. S140 per month, 1 month required. Vi block from Irv. Generally, Section 20-11 Parking ordinance be and. the same aro life was a teacher in the Extension Division." projects in which he was helped by the ACORN glass Kerosene lamp; French Provincial, 1 Italian rec. rooms. Call evenings. Insured, don't pay ridiculous security required. 373-6370. Center, near all buses. Write Box left) For appointment call hereby repealed. BIKE-3 speed. Boys, rarely used, prices: Nwk. Call 589 9178 or 344- & Workmanship, lrvlngton-371 No. 1503, co Suburban Publishing, Gorciyca Agency Realtor, 221 ISC .T'.'i- Prohibited at all .tlmos, of an he adds: "I can't ever remember haying hdd ;i Cooperative Extension Service. Delux Lullaby crib; Stroller, other 'rovinclal. Each has 3 units for Fine Condition. 145 • Call'ai 1st 371-7544 0481 Z11-16-101 Public Notice • Ordinance entitled, The Irvlngton SECTION 3. This ordinance shall baby needs, 30 gal. glass lined gas corner Including desk & hutch top. K-l-11-32 5481. IRVINOTON 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., Union. Chestnut St., Roselle, 241-2442. ru< take effect upon final adoption and bad instructor at Rutgers, j DEATH NOTICES J Separate double dresser, & floor. 648 Grove St., Irvlngton Jll-30-42 J 1100-73 Z 11-16-1'1 nr 611' Town Code, also known as --o-o- hot water heater, many other AM's only. MOHAN CARPENTRY PAINTING 6 room, 2nd floor apartment, heat, Z11-166105 ADVERTISEMENT Ordinance No. MC2126 Is amended publlcatlonln accordance with the Items, BARGAINS GALORE, Sat. complete bed with headboard. All Doors, windows, steps In & out. hot water supplied. Available Dec. SPRINGFIELD -o-o- FOR THE BENEFIT of those who may be ^•i[[ciiiii(jijiitiiiiiiuuMiijLiLiiii[j[iii]jTiiJ[3iMiriii]iiiiiiiirfnjiiiiutJjjiiijrj MjjcjriiJJiiiiiruiiiiiuiuuiiiiiutitiuiiiuiiilniMtMiiiiiJiuiiiiitHiiiiiiiriiiiitiiifjH Sun.,9 a.m.1p.m.. 19 West Colfax formica tops. 6883504. R 11-16-15 Interior & Exterior NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS and supplemented, to delete the KITCHEN Sot- Alterations, paneling, also formica Landscape Gardening 63 R. Semanskl, fully Insured 1st. 1215. Adults preferred. 374- Large room Houses Wanted 112 111 COUNCILOFTHE following streets from their NOTICE Is hereby given that the ON THE OTHER HAND, he recognizes tlie confused about the two extension services ALLEN Suddenly on Nov. 11of Paul J. ol West Creek, N.J., PHILLIPS—On Thursday, Nov. 9, Ave., Roselle Park, Phone 241. R 1116-15 Oblong, white formica, top. and basements, painting. Call 273- 4879236 8, 687.0208 after 5 p.m. 4584. for gentleman alphabetical position: Municipal Council of the Town of 1972, Ida, of Irvlnoton, beloved Olll. CARPETING 40 sq. yards. Olive 5038. . Z 11-16-101 TOWN OF IRVINGTON Irvlngton, New Jersey will meet on Michael W, of Glenslde, Pa., 1972, Vivian (nee Decker), of~409 : HII14-I2 4 choirs. Perfect Condition. — • XM call 233-1254. COUNTY OF ESSEX, SEC. 2011 PARKING mother of Mrs. Viola Jedelo and Thomas J. at home, and Mrs. Walllna'ord Tor., Union, N.J., green wool, plus paddlng-make '" J 1-11-32 IRVINOTON Z1116105 o.-uiirt STATE OF NEW JERSEY PROHIBITED AT ALL TIMES Tuesday evening, November 28th Mrs. Olive Kuebler, both Steven (Donna) George of Seaside J offer. Good condition. Call 925 S30. 487.4221 A'NT'NG - Al La Mont Co. Int. A iarqe 3 room apartment, 1st 1 or 1 FAMILY. 3 bedroom house 1972. at 8:00 o'clock p.m. In the devoted mother of John E. Phillips lj LANDSCAPE wanted, nice area. Write to Box _ xoU d Public Nollco Is hereby given BROSS PLACE north side, from IrvinQton, also survived by five Park, N.J., son of Annie L. and the and sister of R. Edgar Decker, 3579. — K 11-16-15 * txt. No waiting, call anytime. floor, front, heat, hot water, near UNION U';r ,(}that sealed proposals tor Durand Place to thirty-eight Council Chamber, Municipal grandchildren and 11 great late Paul Sr., brother of John and Rummage Sales 13 X 11-16-15 EWINO MACHINE -Singer • with Cameling 33 GARDENER buses S125 plus security. 284 Furrilshed sleeping room for 1506, c-o Suburban Publishing, 1291 Building, Civic Square, Irvlngton, AArs. Gretchen Loning and Mrs. Fr mlnor Sluyvesanl Ave.. Unloa ' furnishing labor and material for Street. , New Jersey, at which tlmo and grandchildren. The funeral service George Hakos, Mrs. Susan Qugay Ruth V. Phillips. The funeral SIMMONS GREEN tweed ' cabinet. Zlg-Zag Model. Very good %SSX!%\J8r ~ Myrtle Ave., Supt. gentlemen. Private entrance, elr KM .(alterations lo Ihe Flrehouso at ELMWOOD AVENUE south CROSSWORD PUZZLE was from The FUNERAL HOME and Mrs. Hazel Keane, all of Pa., condition. 190. Call days 687-3971. - 2-101-11-14 conditioned, refrlgeratir. Call place, or at any time and place to SHERIFF'S SALE service was held at * the NEARLY NEW: Held Holy Spirit colonial hldeabed. CARPETS INSTALLED _J ; X 11-16-73 , Durond and Wagnor Places, side, from Springfield Avenue which such mooting or tho further OF JAMES F. CAFFREY 8, SON qrandlather ol Robin and Christie McCRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, Parish Auditorium, Suburban Rd. 6 months old. Best offer. X11-16-15 Free estimate, fully Insured, • New Lawns Made IRVINOTON alter 5:30, . 687-1730. References Private party wants to buy small to the Maplewood Town Line. 5UPERIOR (CHAN) 0-266 809 Lyons Ave., corner of Park PI. Hakos. The funeral was Irom The 8. Morris Ave., Union, Sat., Nov. required. house, with 1st floor bedroom. In consideration of such ordinance SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW Today's Answer irvlngton on Tuesday, Nov. )4 1500 Morris Ave., Union, on 2729368 BIRTHDAY Party Rides, 50 cents. custom work. Padding available 3 rooms, 1st floor, heat, gas & LAKE STREET, both sides, shall from time to time be ACROSS 3. Seaport FUNERAL HOME OF JAMES F. Monday. Interment Gracelond IB, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Household goods, R U-VS-15 Horse & Pony Rider 50 cents. call 388-2252. • Monthly Maintenance EXTERIOR PAINTINO. electric furnished. Couple or — Z11-16-105 Union from owner. Call 37,4-5487. from Springfield Avenuo to JERSEY, CHANCERY Interment Woodland Cemetery CAFFREY 8. SON,B09 Lyons Ave., clothing, books, games, jewelry. LEADER & GUTTER WORK. adlourned, all persons Interested DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, In South corner of Park PI., Jrvlngton on Memorial Park. NOW TIRES (two) Firestone ww Horse Manure 11.00 a Bushel. DK J 1273.3 • Spring Cleaning FREE ESTIMATES. INSURED. Couple with Infant. Call 372,135a ONION " Tremont Street. • • will be given an opportunity to be 1. Oriental . — R IMA-13 ply Tubeless H7B-14 Like new. Corral, 299 Denman Rd., Cranford. Available Dec. 1st. Large beaullful room - 1 or i Civic Square East, Irvlngton, New DOCKET NO, F-3581-71. Yemen BEBESG—Daniel, on Monday Tuesday, Nov. 14. Interment RAYMOND—Rose ft\aric, on Best OHer. 273-6236 after 6 P.M. 688-3310, 2764418 . CARPBT INSTALLED MU 679O, J. GIANNINI. LINCOLN PLACE, west heard concerning such ordinance Nov. 13, 1972, of Hillside, husband Hollywood Memorial Park. RUMMAOE SALE • Shrub Planting end z 11-14101 gentlemen, with kitchen facilities fe i Jersey on November 27, 1972, at 10 sldo, from a point thirty live and at such meeting qr adlourned ASSOCIATED.EAST 4.13lddies _nciday, Nov. 10, 1971, -J. oOulh H 11-16-15 —' X 1116-15 Walltowall. Plus repairs. Pruning Prime location. 686-2046. Summer Rental! 122 1 A.M. EST. MORTGAGE CO., a corporation of Ellida (nee Hiogins), do voted Orange, sister ol Anthony, John, Frl. & Sat. Nov. 24,25. Hrs. 10 a.m. Experienced. Call Andy. IRVINOTON feet from the southerly curb meetings, said ordinance will be 10. Conceal 5. Freshet father ol Donna, Scott and Lee HELMSTETTER- LouiseM. (rieo 6 p.m. Bishop Wloger TWIN BEDS - spreads, lamps, 33 room apartments. Immediate^ Z11-14-105 Bidders will submit proposals line of Lyons Avonuo, further considered for second and organized and existing under the Bernard' and the late Lillian 72 In. Harvest Table. $100. 2 deacon rugs, den furniture, dishes, air • Lawn Repairing DUTCH BOY PAINT laws ot the Stato of New Jersey, 11. Actress, fi. Soft Denesh, brother of Terry Benesh, Hutt), suddenly on Monday, Nov. Lambusta. F uneral was I rom Columblettes. Knights of jnehes, 140 each, portable stereo conditioners & bric-a-brac 686- One family house, outside, (175, ]. Dec. & Jan. occupancy. S145 & POCONOS for Ihe follovWno work: protected, south twenty-five final reading. son ol Alex and Helen Benesh 13, 1973, age 65, of Irvlnoton, 4205 r u.gn 1. General Construction: feet. PlalntIM, vs. WILLIE H. LEWIS minernl GALANTE FUNCRAL HOME, 406 Columbus Club Houso. 706 J25. luggage 115. Call 6a7-<5B4. 6368. • Spot toeing and Lime 1275,4S475 & up. Rooms, hallways, Garages for Rent 108 SKI In the Poconos, rent new 2 VALENTINE P.MEISSNER and VALERIE LEWIS, his wife, et Serthe funeral service was al beloved wife ol Jacob J. Snndford Ave., (Valisburg) on Stuyvesant Ave., Irvlngton. =-Z . Klllo-15 stores & offices. US & up. Alio Call 375-2464. bedroom home, fireplace, deck, >b"b Carpentry, Steel and Iron, LINCOLN PLACE, west Town Clerk al. Defendants. Execution for Sale Premiss 7. O.T. book* HAEBERLE & BARTH Helmstetter, devoted mother of Refreshments Available. . K 1116-15 Ceilings 35 and Fertlllxlrto trim, windows 6, doors a, Z 11-16-101 at uJHiWaterproolIng and Painting. side, from Lyons Avenue to 12. So be It 8. Toward Tuesday. Interment Gate of MUST Sell dining room, finest APPLIANCES, FURNITURE, IRVINOTON nicely furnished. tJOO monthly to «;»J.M '• Electrical Work. Irvlngton, N.J. November 13th, of Mortgaged Premises. COLONIAL HOME, 1100 Pine Jacob J. Helmstetter Jr., a (so Heaven Cemetery. 2 mahogany with satlnwood carpentry, vlolatlom, leaders a. IRVINOTON careful adults only. Call 9649529 Weber Place. 1972. By virtue of tho above stated 13. Preserved Hhclter Ave., corner Vaux Hall Rd , Union, survived by live grandchildren. MISCI WOMEN'S & MEN'S VERY REASONABLE gutters. COm'l. residential V •j-roorti apartment; ~A-l location. GARAGE for rent 3. Miscellaneous Iron—Wire LINCOLN PLACE, west Relatives and friends arc kindly banding, 5 ft. breakfront, table, 6 CLOTHING,. SIZE 12 14 «, 4. OuHhionn 23. -Faerie on Wednesday, Nov. 15. RITTELMAN—On Wednesday, Lost* Found chairs & chest. Excellent LET "HARPER" MODERNIZE RATES Quiet business coupmo'r adults. No Z 11-16-122 (Feej23.52) shall expose for sale by Public 1 invited to attend. The'tuneral was 14 condition. Hummel Collections. 2414093. YOUR OLD CEILINGS. CHECK estimates, free minor repairs. pets. Give details. Write Box 1504. 4. Single Overall Contract-Bld. Lyons Avenue. 14. Laughing 13. Whole- Qucene" from The HAEBERLE & BARTH Nov. 8. 1972, Elizabeth (Betty), ol : R 11 16-15 FOR A FREE ESTIMATE, CALL Fully Insured; 3745434 8, nt-Tfll. co Suburban Publishing, 1291 ST. THOMAS. VIROIN ISLANDS JO MA J elds shall be In accordance with SHERMAN PLACE, west Auction, in Room 2 IS, Essex heart cd- lady 32. Cross out" BORNEMAN—On Friday, Nov 10 201 Hillside Ave., Hillside, N.J., lassware, mahogany teacart. 4S6- I X U-1JS73 County Courts Building In Newark, uncon- 1972, Walter W,, of 87 mjmorr~wlm air R'll't e»T tnsufeBrK7 5cni'e1horer.~a7.— Tines."Very~7iIc(ilocalTon. Quiet TtijOTfTourprTvate villa at C6wper tu-ivJO-MunlcIpal ûllcllng and Tn Ihe VeHlcies and Traffic, Article II, 20. Natur- 35. Songstress, father ol Walter W. Jr., brother of grandchildren. The funeral service accessories 1375 or best offer. 379- Free estimate, no |ob too small Zl 1-14108 DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, and premises, situate, lying and 17. Of a great fnrer'H A. Emerson Bornoman, also Gate of Heaven Cemetery, East was held at The' McCRACKEN H AMMOND"EXTRA VOICE" 66 1137 days. 4973713eves & wkends. adults. No pets. Cull ES. 54645: Bay. Visit the many fine onll office of the Architect, Edward P. Stopping, Standing and Parking DOCKET NO. F-415471. THE being In the Town ot Irvinfllon, In • Peruv'an stop- nlly Slmone Hanover. .22 F,1,6-14 4694. ORGAN & BENCH TbNYSUZtNSKI , 272-4482 — Xl-F Z11-16-101 restaurants In town or enloy dining onlnlb McMullin, Jr., AIA, 5 East Main Generally, Section 2012 Stopping, survived by two grandchildren. FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris HOWARD SAVINGS the County of Essex, Inthe State of empire - - over hornlesa 36. Toboggan The funeral service was held at Ave., Union, on Saturday. LOST SMALL BROWN PUPPY K-1M4-15 S25O '_, JII.-3S IRVINOTON .109 by candlelight on our specious cuolaoistreet, Dpnvllle, New Jersey. Standing and Parking. Prohibited INSTITUTION, a corporation i of New Jersoy, > bounded and with white paws wearing a Pink 684.6282 CALL ME LAST. All masonry,' PAINTINO,DECORATING . .Gara/.e Wanted balcony Jusf above the sparkling t?nHHin.-i*t|-proposaf3 mustbo submitted during Certain Hours Monday 21. In addition 1M, Horn 30. Garment 3iv. Female The McCRACKEN FJLJNERA1 _JONE1 _Oo-MflyJV 1973, MUSICIANS plaaterlng. woterprooflng, self AND PAPER HANGING 4 rooms, modern kltcher * be >, waters of the romantic Carlbbeenr ,nn!illcl6n approved forms (iiippllpd hy Now Jersoy, Plaintiff, vs. th May (P.ugh) ol 1053 JlJiBLBBjtiejjnL !ent—or—-tonyPAftyM«m9> •thrpimh "•••"ny. m »n nmimnr. -RossettrttottowAYrenwret •J3. Klrid of lace" —31. Level alieep ~HDWt 1500 Morris Avo,. Union Elliabel toPA —KlTCHEtTSetT •emptoyetf-ana—insured—woTflc "——THOMASOrWRIOMT — hunt supplied 117!i ALSO. TvY NiaTd service, private beach ano bni> d.the Architect) In sealed envelopes als. Defendants. Execution For BEGINNING at..a point In the. on Tuesday. Intermonr Falrvlpw Uu\h Cnr.*- impllflers, electric pianos. Leslie Onutery Plots 56. -QuAranroad. A. NUFRIO, 30 yrs. 7U.14U HILL • 4 rooms, heat supplied; Deilre to rentTWOgsri tennis courts. Ideal tar couplet or in wlgolalnly endorsed; "Proposal for southerly HlHR...! ff^.—FT tfltil'.Q^n.th 27, T" WTfOT5rTheTdfif Ernest G... devoted Sunday, Nov. 12, 1972, of Hlllsboro • Rug -avacodofttle 1 HH I DS»M!S^rs!Mnc9.tfiJ I Ptamlimj. 1 •ermMcryrwtstraTa: " —BranoTOwiwair" fir fi* TI" -~ '— H4V BROKER, FEE, 373-6141. • •v V*T*V*VT-TVVVVU—r f VIIII^CJ. "7*^7e?iTJ -November next,-at- one-thirty "Eighteenth Avenue north fifty .by two granddaughters. Funeral • FUNERAL HOME, \500 WVorrls COLONIAL HOME, 11G0 Pine REFRIOERATOR, Frosttess,'14' •Jl 6w IVrMmTaiJWIIiTeTirWffsoTc J1L. -FORD- "LTD-• 19*0. • COUNTRY P.M.-; '(Prevailing' T!rno7J' " n the - State, ol New f««t, between the' hours of 8:00 j (2 Vtds > ' ' SAAITH (SUBURBAN), 415 Morri' SCHAEFER—Emit, at his home, line of natural looda, hbhev< salt K tf-15 BLUE CARPETING, excellent - 1461-70 Stuyvetant Ave., Union,. TOP VALUE belted W-W tires. 'EKcellenf ' .'.Jer>oy, binding the bidder to a.m. to 5:00 p.m. . >,, In the State of New Jersey:; minutes west, seventy-four feet; make contributions to trinity 50 Washington Ave., Springfield, MU 84100 SPECIALIZE IN SMALLJQ0S' J 1S373 IRVINOTON condition. 11B75 firm. Coma sea at BEGINNINGS! a point In the 3.7 Too mui}ta Ave., Springfield, on Monday, In Church, Elizabeth. tree & sugarless foods, nuts condition, leather convertible H tf ' Spacious 11 year youno custom lie > Vextcute thaCorifract If awardedô SECTION 5. Chapter 20, Motor thence south fifty-three degrees, on Monday, Nov. 13, 1972, husband IRV1NGTON HEALTH POOD couch, chandaller. Good condition. B47 RAY AVE., UNIONj N J. ' * rooms, heat supplied, newly 1205 Commerce Ave.; Union or Call westerly line ot 22nd Stree» at a eighteen minutes east, thirty-live • -38, Iteprehen-— lieu of flowers contributions to the of tho late Fannie Kolby Schaefer, STORE, 9 Orange Ave., Irv. 372- 684 4BI5or4M-142/; HTF ' decoroted. Rent S200 month. Cape, featuring-living room with 687 6897. hlrn^. must accqrhpany each Vehicles And Traffic, Article II, point therein distant northerly 475 Heart Fund would be appreciated. GIANT BAZAAR Call 3552840 HOLLYWOOD Memorial Park, Piano Tuning 74 fireplace, country kitchen; dining rcr M proposal In accordance with Slopping,, Standing and Parking -feet and forty-two oneihundrtdths i\ aible •' ')}"•' '* LUCARIELLO~On Nov. 12, 1972, father of Mrs. Norman Van Ness 6893. SUMMIT HEALTH FOOD R U 16-15 Union. 4 Grave plots]-adlacent Adults preferred. Available Dec room, bedroom, bath & enclosed J 1V-16-123 leet from the old northerly lino of of a foot; thence north thlrfy-slx, Alfred G., of VaJIsburn, beloved and Emil Schaefor Jr., STORE., 494 Springfield Ave., Memorial Garden. taOO.OO firm: A! u [Instructions to Bidders." Generally, Section 20-13.1 Twenty lBlh Avenue and running'thence CAMERON—Mary Lee, ol husband of Viola F. Cucarlello, Summit. CR 7 2050. MILLBURN HADASSAH, WE5TINOHOUSE 14CU. ft. proch; 3 bedrooms, bath & storage PONTIAC-1970, CATALINA, 4 the'successful bidder will ba Minute Limited Parking Areas, of degrees forty^J*o minutes castri grandfather of tour grandchildren. Contact W.H. bogue 232 River riANOTUNINO 1 area.on 2nd level; full basement, door P.S. P.B., air condition, (1) North 47 degrees West 103.18 seventy-four feet to the southerly sent Meadow Lakes Village devoted lather of Donald A. Funeral service was at SMITH 'nT/1 South Mountain School Refrigerator. Good running Edge Drive, Point Pleasant. 201. AND IRVINOTON ! ^R luired to furnish a Bond from a an Ordinance, entitled, The feet to a point; thence (2) North 40 Hightstown, N.J., formerly ol Lucariello and Mrs. Diane E, (Rldgewood Rd. entrance), condition. 150, ~ •-; • • R 1130 66 large paneled rec room, work * excellent condition anxious To sell, ••"" "'SurMy Company auihorUed to do Irvlngton Town Code, also known line of Eighteenth Avenue, thfc 41. Over again AND SMITH (SUBURBAN), 415 8920822. .; REPAIRING 3'A rooms, 1st floor, shop, laundry, 1W car garage. degrees 36 minutes East 53.4S feet lnLaWilfl_aEGaNN.lNJS. Short Hills.WJ..QnTuesday,-Nou. Pilla, brother of Frank, Amerlco, Morris Ave~ Springfield, on Mlllburn, Sun., Nov. 19th. 1972, Callafter 5p.m. J.ZIDONIK S190, heat 8V hot water S210O, 381*479 ! business In the State of New as Ordinance -No.- MC--2126, Is to-OTJolnrrtnence~n)~56utfi~S7 —W* HOaUl^ ,r- - 7, 1972, wife of the late William J Archie, victor, Michael and 10 a.m. • 5 p.m. Lunch 684-4293 Shortwalktoeverything. Prlcedln tcr AI- (jersey, satisfactory to the Town of amended and supplemented to BEING more commonly knovyn Wednesday, Nov. 15. Interment in Moving & S!w3|e 67 DR 4 3075 supplied. Inquire: the 40's. • —: J 11-16-113 degrees East 77.13 feet to a point; as 71918th Avenue, Irvlngton, Now - nation -.?• Cameron, mother of Mrs. Arthur Quentin Lucariello and Mrs, Hollywood Memorial Park. available. Arts 8. crafts, yard • R 1116-15 CORVBTTB1966, 327 CU. In. ,n ulrvlnglon. In fhe amount of 100 Include the following street In Its thence (4) .South 43 degrees 50 V. C. Marshall, grandmother of Mildred Patrlarca. Funeral was goods, holiday gifts, cake & 323- Union Ay.. 2nd floor. proper alphabetical position: Jersey. 43. Take on Clothing-Household Gilts 37 CALL 464-9700 Motor, 350 H.O. A speed Irani. 5 c .crmijercent oMhe Contract Price, with minutes East 11 feet lo a point; TOGETHER with the following: Mrs. William E. O'Connell, W.J from The GALANTE FUNERAL food. Elephant sale.' PIANOS TUNED HWNOTON new tires, naw battery. 2 Tops. Call llRO .ciihe Town ot Irvlngton, for the SEC. 20-13,1 TWENTY MINUTE thence (5) South 23 degrees West cargo ;.'.^ ~ Cameron . Marshall and HOME, 40A Sanford Ave. STdECKLE—Edna E. of 186 Main RUGS Dogs, Cats, Pets 17 MOVING "=• ALSO faithful performance ot the work 2 rflnae or Counter Top Unit, St., Mlllburn, N.J. on Wednesday, BRING YOUR FAMILY LIMITED PARKING AREAS 45.63 feet to tho point and place of PIANOS REPAIRED 4 rooms, 2nd floor now'or appointment. ' ; 374-4009, Ask lor JIM JR. " Comb. Stm. Sashj Comb. Stm. Christopher M. Marshall. Tho (Vailsburg), on Wednesday. Nov. B, 1972, mother of James R 11 16-15 SALE NOW of good cold weather Local &l.om> Distance Renuilo, — — J-11-23-1M ' CSf CC-tjnd to guarentee payment of all : LAKE STREET east side, from BEGINNING. Door. DOWN •»_!; funeral was at SMITH AND Interment Hollywood Memorial rree Estimates C.GOSCINSK1 - ES5JJ16 Avail. Jan. 1st, .unaJJens as required py law and the Springfield Avenue north to Park. Stoeckle, sister ol Frank j. DOG OBEDIENCE — 8 week clothing. -Also see our party CresMew Agency Realtor PONTAICCATALINA WAW^GONG - oto« oWf».«>t of such Surety ^to. enter BEING'commonly known as 201- The approximate amount of the l. SurpriacrV SMITH (SUBURBAN), 415 Morris Stoeckle, also survived by four clothes, holiday gilts and Insured 374.2184. Tremont Street 203 22nd Street, Irvlnqton, Now Judgement to be satisfied by'said Ave., Springfield, on Thursday. In 12x9 $21 IKeC0 US rnftutnij jjrwt yflij fJ^w)_ 194»9 Vyellow , full ooweir. radfodfo' . . iauto Interiectlpiv •• grandchildren Funeral service .SECIION_4_«!at-4lw-JraHI "MOVING! Primal lontent3~~ot~ course,. tti. UN lON^ 1 --319 Sprlnofleld-Av,,-B*rMr44tST -JerseyrTtie auuve dttsu tpttorrtsin— •sate 15^ thc~sun-) of Thirty Oro-r -lieu—of-f lowers/—t?ontWbutlons-t© J6JotuWoiOO.OldNew WSTi SI 57vYTTO A~ND~ UMTTH house: Refrigerators, atova, tT6(j5eh"OTcnrffMS. MfcKKT-ljU- Plumbing SHeaHng V, -IRVINOTON (Oopa")'* ^ insmisslon, roof rackj good Signals- now located at the Central Presbyterian Church. Brunswick Rd., Plscataway, N.J., WESTFTETb, ELIZABETH, ROUNO Resale Shop, 4 PAUL'SM&M MOVING Eves: JM-57W or 63J.9556 tlres,1lntis, tintei d glass, heater/ OsllM7- accordahcewlth a survey made by Thousand Seven Hundred Forty SUBURBAN, 415 Morris .Ave., drapes, couches, den furniture, WOODBRIDGE, IRVINGTON and 1975 VAuxhall Rd./Unlon 5 rooms; adulst only. S195 Z 11-14 11! •W Ili/.P"^ successful Bidder will epter Intersection of Myrtle Avenue and William Held, Engineer and Benzell Memorial Fund or to Presbyterian formerly ol Springfield, on FREIGHT LIQUIDATORS Lackawanna PI., Millburn. Tues. 6887768 ,., with heat S. hot water, No pets, 0206. Grove .Terrace are hereby Five Dollars and Sixty Six Cents Springfield, on Monday, Nov. 13. many bric-a-brac, clothes, SUMMIT, N.J. DOG COLLEGE, S R Into a Contract for construction In Surveyor dated August 10, 1970. , together with the Homes, Meadow Lakes, Medical Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1972, husband IUPBRIOR PLUMBIHO a, security required. 373 3606. declared unnecessary at soHd Fund, Hightstown, N.J. 08520, Interment Presbyterian Truck loads lust received Iron? surfboard, books, etc. Thurs.. Frl., 687-2393. ""•» -* • '"•'• X 1-1B-37 Geo. PATON Assoc. rrr \J i#n amount not exceeding $17,500as 1 BEING the same promises costs ol this sale. of Alice Lott Maier, lather ol Mrs. Cemetery, Springfield. famous Southern mills. Shags, Sat., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. 488.4835. FTF 17 HBATINO.GashMtlnst. Repalrt, Real Estate Broker Mortgages • J11.16-12J "'"set forth In the enabling ordinance Intersection and the. appropriate Public Notice would bo appreciated. Edward Harper, Robert J., James GERMAN SHEPHERD Remodeling. Electric Sewer ! W. Wltflt). aye., ROI. Pk. 34UM1 conveyed to the said mortgagors • The Sheriff reserves the right to plushes,, splusho, pylons, RU-1615 AFTERNOONS—BVBNINOS cleaning. 24 nr. sve, 3744M7. IRVINOTON CORVAIR-CONVBRTIBLB-lfU 4 t. K?r-Mo: MCZ335 effective date October municipal divisions are hereby by. deed to be recorded adjourn the sale from time to time T. and John J., brother of Louis 44 2 TF PUPPIES, (7) AKC. Reg. All Electrical Repairs • " ' . . : . directed to Immediately dismantle VREDENDURGH- Lucy, H., ol polyesters, Kodel a. wools. TEN SPEED AMF BIKE. 26 WEEKBNDS X-TF speed trans, good tints, clean, »n6»h3I. .1972..; , . • i • . simultaneously herewith. This as provided by Law. '.•:"'•>!) THETOWNJ3E-IRVINGTON DARROW—Leo H., ,of 8 Cross and May'Maler, also.survjved by Hundreds ft choose from. 9X12, INCH. NEW. RECEIVED Silver Black. Large Boned. Call Light hauling & moving. Prompt, R^.7^ h7»r ready to go, »350. Call E,ves. 376- -Mr .ô.Addltlonal'confltructlon Included and remove, said Installation at mortgage bejng a purchase money . Gates, Short Hills, N.J., on eight grandchildren. Funeral was 291 Wyoming Ave., Maplewood, / 3990534. Evenings 8. Sat. Myrt|e<> Avenue and Grove . Newark, N.J., October 24,1972 ... . • '• " " NEWJERSEY from SMITH AND SMITH N. J., on Friday, Nov, 10, 1972, wife «X», 7x10, 9K15, 7'4"xl2 J 12x12, LARGER BIKE FOR BIRTHDAY courteous service. Call 241-9791 supplied, . No Pels, In the plans and specifications and mortgage given tp secure part of Thursday, Nov, 9,1977, husband of GIFT. WILL TAKE LOSS. BEST — F 1114-17 ELECTRICALWORK DONE WALTBR RBZIflf Kj "^ ~ LIST YOUR ccf.« rdescrlbed In the Bid Forms as Terrace. •. iv, -JOHN F.CRYAN,SHERIFF NOTICEOR SALE OF PROPERTY FOR UNPAID TAXES, (SUBURBAN), 415 Morris Ave., of the late Byron W. Vredenburn 12x13, 12x11, others a. ovals, win NO JOB TOO SMALL. r~— IR 14 PLUMBINO1 HEATING, month • ni —*- • • < .1 ii-9.133 the purchase price In said deed of Finn, Rlmm and Bloom, Attorneys * ASSESSMENTSANOOTHERMUNICIPALLIENS Mary Smith Dorrow, father of Springfield, on Saturday, Nov. 11. Sr., mother of Byron W. give a warm look to any room In OFFER. 687-3594. FREE KITTENS TO GOOD Kitchens & bathrooms "•' PROPERTY... OOD0E-CHAROBR-197O, RT440 e»TRAlternates wltube-provided under SECTION 1. All ordinances or conveyance., '. Irv. Herald, Nov. 2, 9, id, Public Notice is hereby given thai I, Richard Hlldebrand. Collector of Thomas E. Darrow, brother ol H-U-la-15 HOME. INTERESTED PARTIES CALL 352-6519 DAYS. HENRY P. TOWNMND, AGENT auiContracI wllh- the Irvlngton part| of ordinances Inconsistent V re den burgh, Jr.r sister of Mrs. your home or apartment. Bring EVES. CB.LL 352-2548. ALLIED VAN LINES, INC. modernized, oos healing. 172-493I cu.ln., new IS*, 4BBL and ens The^pproxlmate amount of the 23, 1972.' the Taxing pijtrlct ot THE TOWN OF IRVINGTON. County of Essex, Mrs. Harley w. Barber, Miss Alice • John' Kamper, Mrs. Theodore room size. UNIVOX OUITAR AMPLIFIER, PLEASE CALL: 6841575 AFTER WHERE REAL Mental Health Center, with the provisions of this Judgement to be satisfied by said Darrow and Mrs. Margarot MAÛR—On Wednesday, Nov. B, R EVERB AND TREMOLO. F Ine II A.M. F12-28-44 MOVING AND STORAGE; ordinance-are hereby repealed;-- (Fee $70,08) New Jersey, pursuant to tho authority of the statutM In such cases made Paxlon, Mrs. Hugh Lyle, Mrs. FIREPROOF VAULTS. 232-4444 ESTATE IS The AAunlclPflt-eounctt-reserve sale Is the- sum of Forty Two ana proi/lded, wllh sell at public auction Dec. 1. 1972 In the Council Kempton, grandfather of Mary 1972, Michael of 814 Summer St., Clifford Anthony, Mrs. Harry condition. Call alter* P.M. : HTF17 SPECIAL PRICE ON 100 AMF OAS * OIL fired boilers; Repairs, MADISON TOWN1HIF OFF Kit 9 (yltDWa right, to relect an/and all bids SECTION 6. This ordinance shall Thousand Forty Nine Dollars and Elizabeth, N.J., beloved husband FRINGEDOVALS $8 3821205. SERVICE. LAURENT andUs-4465. • take effect upon final passage end Chambers In the Town Hall, Civic Square, Irvlngton. Now Jersey, at 10:00 Elizabeth and Susan Patricia Mnteif, also survived by two AT HUMANE SOCIBTY- •1 :\ HT-F-97 Remodeling, violations removed & BEING SOLD ""and'to Increase or decrease ttje Fprly Two cents. (S42.049.42), A.M. (Eastern Standard Time), the following described lands: Darrow. Funeral was from SMITH of Helen (nee Habzda), devoted grnnddaunhters • and two great • R-ll-14-15 Shephords, Airedale, Basset, ELECTRIC. Licensed 1540. Call -i—i • replacements. Call STATE P & H Somebody wants your.home & WE rii»rW""itltles of materials. «. • publication as provided by law. ' tobether with the costs of this sale. father of Joseph Mazur, Mrs. CASH OR TERMS USED CARPENTER'S have what It takes to find, that «.»' »> •; Bidders may not withdraw their The said lands will be sold to make Ihe amount of municipal liens AND SMITH (SUBURBAN), 415 grandchildren. Funeral service Beagle, Chihuahua, Cocker 379-J6M. GOED! ,. . -i4-m NOTICE Is hereby given that the The Sheriff reserves the right to chargeable against the same on tho 31st day of December, 1971 and prior Morris Ave., Springfield, Janice Gomolson and Mrs.was at SMITH AND SMITH BENCH. CALL Spaniel, Collie, Dalmatlon, — .. X 11-D-73 sornebpdy:,. Experience, RAMBLER STATIONWAOON- •MOAijpectlve bids for a period of Municipal Council of the Town of Antoinelle Rovles, son of Mrs, S»H FURNITURE LIQUIDATORS 687-1179 Florida Specialist Salesmanship,, • knowledge -4 , forty-five days after receipt of ad|ourn the sale Irom time to time years, as computed .In the following list together with Interest on said Monday, Nov. 13. Interment Gate (SUBURBAN), 415 Morris Ave., Dachshund, Poodle, St. Bernard, BYRNE PLUMBING • HBATINO LIVING IS GOED AT !Me 6 cyl., YHIowTi nh Irvington, New Jersey \Vfll meet on as provided by Law. amount to the date of sale and costs ol sale. of Heaven Cemetery, Hanover. Hedwig and the late Joseph M. Springfield, on Monday, Nov. 13. 1311 sprlhgftoM Avenue AFTER4P.M. Schnauzer, Puppies, Kittens, Cats, JOHN POL I TO . Licensed Converi to oil or gas. Bathroom members of Gallery Relocation • •B silme by 1he Committee. Tuesday evening November 2Blh Mazur, brother of John AAazur, X111615 service wllh nver 600 Galleries »., .* .Bids must be presented by the 1972, at 8.00 o'clock p.m. In the Newark, N.J. October 24,1972. Said lands; wllhbe sold In fee to such persons as will purchase same, Interment Greenwood Cemetery, I rvlngton Nw Jersty mixed Broods. BOARD! NG- Electrical Contractor. Repairs & alteranons. Also small lota. Call sublcct to redemption at the lowest rato ot Interest, but In no case In DAVIDS—Mary (neo Spry), on Mrs. Rose Morena, Mrs. Mary Brooklyn. 11" CALORIC Range, smal from Coast la Coast. Want your tvf t>t&\dtier or his representative at the Council Chamber, Municipal JOHN F.CRYAN,SHERIFF Troianoand Mrs. Anna Zaraskas; 399J14«JS»9- too imail. DON'S 373*7338. - ' HOME SOLL,? siSttwisr*Jri excess of.8 per.cejitum per annum. The payment for sale shall be made Saturday, Nov. II, 1972, of appliances, adjustable bed P.M. Incl. weekends, 124 Call us tor prompt service- EC 1 X 11.30-73 —tavabove Mated time, Bids sent by Building, Civic Square, Irvlngton, Chanalls, Lynch & Maloney, also survived by four Exit io,Ga.rdtnSt«tt Parkway frames, faz2 records, books ECONOMY MOVERS. INC. CALL US TODAY. Have You Seen Jili-14.123 •nin mall will not bo accepted. . New Jersey, at which time and Attorneys before the conclusion ot sale, or the property shall be resold. Newark, wife of the late Harold orandchlfdrenT-The lunerat wab Evergreen Ave., NwK. (3 blocks Our Gallerv? STOP IN'. Irv. Herald, Nov. 2, 9, Any parcel of real property for Which there shall be no other purchaser Davids, devoted aunt of Mrs VREELAND—Jene Meyer of 133 Mon. 119, Tues. 10 -i. women's clothing si2e 16. AAany Ellz. Line opp. 850 Frellnghuysen F M-44 Local & Long Distance MERCURY COMBT-ltil— Iln3 J»v. Herald, Nov. 16, 1972. • place, or at any time and place to conducted Irom the McCRACKEN Greenwood Dr., Mlllburn, N J., on Wed. 10-4. Thurs. 10-9, . other Items. Sat & Sun. 105, 22 Ave.). . Rest Homes 79 Nieuw STATION WAGON. ,, Nice • • . • - , • (Fee 123.28) which such meeting or the turthar 16, 23, 1972. will be strucfc.Rlt-apd sold lothc municipality In fee for redemption at 8 Margaret Webster, Mrs. Ellen FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Mprris Frl. 10*, sat. 10-4, Tower Drive, Springfield. Near DON ALB6CKER. MOR. conslderotlon of such ordinance . ., ' , (FeeJ65.28> per centuOMPenanhum and the municipality shall have the same McMahon and Mrs. Violet Jones. Ave., Union, on Saturday. Sunday, Nov. 12, 1972, wife of A. FTF17 The Boyle Ci. Condition. t375. Must SelK tall remedies ana/clghts as other purchasers7*lncludlno the rloht to bar or The funeral service was at Leonard Vreeland, daughter Of M Cloure Sunday Morris Ave/' floor Scraping & Finishing 47A Amsterdam Weekends, 273-5354, shall from time to time be Interment St. Gertrude's Herman and Laura Meyer, sister K llle-15 r—- H-ll-16-15 CHISRYHILLRast Hometor the . Gallery of HomesRealtor lt« CAMARO. 350-300. 4's'd adjourned, all persons Interested foreclose fhfcWow of redemption. HAEBERLE & BARTH HOME Cemetery, Colonia. Aged and Retired • ham* like 1143 E. Jersey St., Ellz., 3S3-4M0 Blue w-Black vinyl top.r L._ — «0lS TO ALL CREDITORS AND will be given an opportunity to be . SHERIFF'SSALE • The salo Is matte urtder the provisions of an act ol Iho Legislature FOR FUNERALS, 971 Clinton ol Herman Meyer Jr. Funeral 'Mage Ble wBlk il t M=lM*ARTI8S IN-INTEREST'OF en Ave., Irvlngton, on Monday, Nov. service in Longhln Chapel, atmosphera; State approved, 500 Open Dally »•»; Sat., 9-4; SunTW-J custom vinyl Interior. AM-FM heard concerning such ordinance SUPERIOR (CHAN) D»J "'°r .1 Act,-concerning unpaid taxes, assessments, and other MOONtY—Mary L. (nee .,. r*t»a-ttora«<.|r*i Cherry St., ElTi. EL Mis* : Radio. May be teen at,\ Multl- ItluMMICWILL, INC. ta and at such meeting or adlourned SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW municipal charges on real properly, and providing lor the collection 13. Inter mem" Hollywood Memorial Shunplkc Rd., Chatham, on FLOOR SANDINO AND FINISH 1 — Z 11-16-101 lol Js/iELMvVOOD LOUNGE V Pork. LaForge), on Monday, Nov. 6, Wednesday, Nov. 15. Interment .yllm.l.i. insured, locsllong Xtf 3V4 & 4H Room Air MAPLEWOOD cHevVtMorf is Ave., Union. Ask for meetings, said ordinance will be JERSEY, CHANCERY thereof by ihe creation and enforcements or Liens thereon," (R.s. Title 1972, age 81 years, of Newark, wife distance, thorn sptcblt. 24U1N BUI K. In Showroom. *• 1180 Springfield Avtinue.••••• jrther considered for secondjsnd DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, 54iS-lv to 54:5-111), end any supplements and amendments thereto. Laurel Grove Memorial Cemetery, aTi»SB^ Dl TARANTO—Alfonso, beloved ql the late Henry Mooney, sister of Totowa. Funeral was hold at ' R IMJ-AT- Conditioned Apts from Perfect Family Home 1T-H Irvlngton, New Jersey [nal reading. DOCKET NO. F3S4/-71. J.I. -_At any time before the sale, the undersigned will recelvo payment of Mrs. Anna Foster of Arizona and HARDWOOD CARE 01111(1.2530 Roofing I Jidinj -Room enoughior-aUlt3bedroonu, ol.ir. m PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that K I S.L-A.-K- . t«D R T G A G E the amount due on any property with the Interest and costs Incurredup to husband of the late Maria (nee Del ^SMITH AND SMITH oom enoucjhior-sut 13 bedrooms F0R0-m of j4,0O0.oofor- Town Clerk ELMER THOMAS. «t Bis., father of Matthew, Louise Springfield. Load your cox; Cast Iron, LOCAL «. LONG DISTANCE condition: Asking MJoTcall CH T- The said lands.so sublect to sale are described In accordance with tho Popparella, Florence Placentl, at HAEBERLE 8. BARTH'HOME Newspapers, 60 cents per 100 lbs. ROOT Machines tWaiing > 48 MOVING STORAGE -ALLIED JPRINOFIELD ROOFINO SERV. Swim Clubs Convenient to Close to Jefferson.:.S.chno.1. .In. . his right, tllleatid Interest Inandto Irvlnoton, N.J. November ;13th, defendants. Execution For Sale of tax duplicate, including me name of Ihe owner as shown on the last tax FOR FUNERALS, 971 Clinton tied up bundles free of foreign VAN LINES (47 Years Dependable Leaders. Gutters, & Repairs. Shopping, 2 Mln. to Parkway, s desirable setting. Move,In rcr n IM physical assets of Ihly estate 1972. • Mortgaged Premises. ^ dupl cate, ancRHi* aborwmtlnn nf tuvi^ assessments, and other Ann Splendorlo, all of Vallsburg, Ave., Iryinoton, on Thursday, Nov. WALTERS—H.' Floyd, of-206 * E. SAVIKGS WltH THIS COUPON ONLY! materials. No"! Copper, 34 cents Service) FL-,nn»r SoeclArFall Guitar Cleaning Serv. mln toTurnplK»i N.V.C; Bus ot condltlonl Bring your cheekboojfl I ...and a retail consumption license Irv. Herald, Nov. 16, 197] munlcliSal charges, which' were e-llen theroonJhe 31st of December 1971 Carmela Savlno, Rose Cappellutl, Second Ave., Roselle, on Nov. 12, : By virtue of the above stated Mrs. Ella Credlco, .all of East 9. Cremation private at Rosedalc ib. Brass, 22 and 24 cents per FLOOR-WAXINO, SANDING & • ' \vS~~- H-t-W Free Estimates. 37V-19M, cor. 45 mln..Rentlng^lfflce Open 7 LINCOLN-CONTI»4lNTAt-IM» W-So. C-2 lssued_By the Town ot . , •-:- -,' .(Fee J44.16) wrltof Execution, tome directed, I and prior years. Subiect, however, to the lien 'prJaxesforJhjLyMr 1972. Crematory, Otange. 1972- beloved'husband of Ethef Sealing- Complete Janltorla THE DALZELL CO. Irvlngton tor 1972-1973 period. The . "PCT RjCHARDHILDEBTTONDfcoTIeiiloroHFaMs Oranae and-Mrs. Lena Izzo of (Miller), devoted father of AArs. r Rags. .01. Lead and Batteries, .^. LOADEtl.900 D , 7, shall expose for sale by Public South Orange, also 16 A«.P PAPERSTOCK CO:, So. 20th Service. Home or Commercial WILLIAM H. V«|T VONNIEGEYER,REALTOR acceptaflc*of-th#4)al4olfer orany Auction, in Room—216, Essex 'item NanWhdWiress Blk. L Anna Stott, dear brother of Mrs, 4 LIMES- 2 TIMES FREE ESTIMATES. 589-2518. KELLY MOVERS Z 1116101 Call 843 4378 better offer'will be heard before 1 grandchildren and—W~oreat- PARELLA—On Wednesday, Nov. Helen Miller and dear uncle of Lot Total St., Irvlngton. (Prices sublecl to —Roo»fnn=sMini«sGutters 3^2700 t£l WHERE** , the firm of County Courts Bulldlnp In Newark,' grandchildren. Funeral was from 8, 1972, James of )30 Dayton St., USE THIS EASYWAKTAP FORM change.) : F 11-16-48 LOCAL <, L-ONO DISTANCE Fnw tsllmatei. Do own work. "the Honorable Max Mehler, Judge Community "Program Assistance on Tuesday/ Iho Fifth day of Suburban Fid. Realty Co. The RAYMOND FUNERAL Newark, N.J.; Mormerly Ablnger Miss Dorothy Miller. Funeral AgwttNorm Amef-ican v»n Lines. NJ. Insured sine* \m 373 1151 AMPLE WOOD ROSELLB ' — • Z 11-16111 ,HJS sttl'tho Superior Court of New of Trenton, "New Jertey has Dccombcr," next/ at one-thirty 1224 Springfield Ave. 8 5,300.87 CENTER, 322 Sahdford Ave.. PI., Newark, beloved husband ol servicVs was at the SULLIVAN FIVE (5) WORDS OF AVERAGE LENGTH WILL FIT ON ONE Tht GENTLemen movers. Boyden Av*. near Springfield Ave. IIO dersoy, on December 8, 1972 at 9 submitted a proposal dated August P.M., (Prevailing Time) all the FUNERAL HOME, 146 E. Second STAMP Collodions • or Furniture Repair! SO H-|.f-80 Beaullful brick 4 shingle 2 year Thaddcus c. Stanek valisburg on Monday, interment Anna (Stranlero), devoted father Ave., Roselle, on Wednesday, Nov. LINE. FOR EXTRA LONG WORDS ALLOW TWO (2) SPACES. 4 rooms, heat supplied. Dec. 1. colonial. 4 huge bedrooms, JVi a.m. at his chambers at the Hallot 22, 1972 to provide federal and following Iract or parcel of land 45Bamfordpi. 50 3 1,641.05 sr, Mary's Cemetery, East of James W, Parella, also survived. accumulations wanted by private ICLt^H«J:at*lx_Hlgh:..S|reet( Newark, 1 15. tnterment Hollywood Memdrlat FIGURE YOUR COST BY MULTIPLYING THE NUMBER OF 10 m wl m Adu, ts preferred.Tfa.9749. baths, paneled family room, large state ald-»«*vlee, to Iho Town of and premises hereinafter J & A D'Acunio eVWm. Hlcberg by throe\ grandchildren. The WORDS BY 15+ MINIMUM CHARGE 13,00 (20 Average Words.) SfllXii ° " P"' or«- Call FURNITURE POLIIHINO kitchen, dishwasher; 2 car garage! ,/vvA i«W.Jersey. .Any and all higher Irvlngton; and ' . particularly described, situate, Park, Union, N.J, ' DEAL DIRECT (Won offers should be presented at that »9 Myrtle Ave. .43 13 5,767.00 funeral was conducted from The REPAIRING, ANTIQUES RCELL.PARK Loaded with extras. 453 W. 3rd WHEREAS, funds are available lying and . being In* ttiffNTown of Stanley ti H. Wnorowskl FARSKY— Friday, Nov. 10, 1972, •McCRACKEN FUNERAL HOME, -i : PLBA1BPRINTOR WRITECLHARLY _i r R ii-iA-ie RESTORED, REFINISHING. - FRANK HOUCK 4'^ room, S room, 3Vi roo Ave Inspect Sat 8 S 1 S PM time to the undersigned, Irvlnglon, County of Essex and WIDMER—Carl, on Oct. 28, 1972, "LACK WALNUT trees wanted - HENRY RUFF. CALL MU 15645. ROOFINO SERVICE Ave. Inspect Sat, 8, Sun. 1 - S P.M. for this purpose; and 33 Cummlngt St. 78 •1 734.41 Anthony J., Of 48 Central Ave., 1500 Morris Ave., Union, on . CLAS1IPICO DBPT. APPLIANCE AAOVINO - 24 lency apartments il 111-16111 tcr.al-f) .LEO NEIWIRTH, RECEIVER ' WHEREAS, the Local Public State of New Jersey: ' , Ueorgc Moskowlti Stirling, N.J.. beloved husband of Monday. Interment Holy Cross Pl». Call — —efier i rM. Irv. Herald Nov. 16, 1972 for, "Professional Services" distant 225 teeUJorthoastjirly from 58 brother of Mrs. Victoria Pulsfort Ave., Roselle, on Monday, Nov. 13, Carl of Stockton, Calif, Jean Boyd PLEASE INSERT THE FOLLOWING CLASSIFIED AD IN THE Odd Jobs it.'- 70 Turkey of Battle Creek, Michigan, dear FIRST ISSUE OF YOUR PAPERS (UNION LEADER, UNION . . BiÎifl; . .' , . (Fee 14.90) without competitive bids must be* m» corner formuai'tiy ;th« Philip Tuccl 106 17 and the Misses Mario, Margaret 1972. Beloved husband of Mrs. SJ-VHINSJVHINO OLDChlh^l"OLD-Chlha^color"" ' ..; 3Wirooms.Msrurowoman, , before Thanksgiving! Fantastic 9 TRIUMPH-lfTl-fPIT-fmi, • publicly advertised; ' Intersection- of Hit Northeasterly 399 Myrtle Ave. 2.927.53 and Lillian Fanky, a I to survived Mary ERENCESv . 'zi0 and thtnet (2) Along.hU line Norm 2330917 Controls. Serviced. ' FREE Call 763-6054 REALTORS 374-4M2 yTnoton trie plenary r«tBli to the terms of their proposal as physema, and other J Ave., Union, sister of Miss Alice Greek Catholic Orthodox Church, Mtf. PROPCISIONAL RUO SHAM- VAiLtBurto - 372 Morris Ave., Springfield 'nsumptlon license ^.CSo contained In their letter dated 42 degrees 42 minutes East 25 feet; GJtroy. Elizabeth, where a Mass and WOOD-On . . __ R 11 16-19 ESTIMATES. "DAVE «. SON POO I NO In hornt. Also, wall lo thtncV (3) South 47 degrees 50 T3&1S3r! 17S 6 1,188.50 Sunday, Nov. 12, ELECTRONICS." 24 hr. Service. Eves: 7«U3M irW-Wtl.,• ••• atolore U>uad to Karosel August 32,1WJ. a copy of yi(tilcM» respiratory disease. Funeral will bo conducted from funeral service will bo offered at 9 Clarence. I., ott 1651658 IPilgrim ..,....,, Way..Mr,! wall. Floors cleaned & waxes. 964- —. Zi1«!11 Vies: Inc. tredlng as ^The minutes feaiTl43.7« feetto Ellis a.m. Interment Rosedalo TV SET WANTED on file In the office of the Town 176 7 722.37 Jhe McCracken Funeral Home, Union; N.J;, beloveed husband oof HANDY MAN] Small OM. P»lntl CijTalter a P!M*371-O3J»!" SUMMIT Avenue; and thence (4) Along tho 1500. Morris Ave., Union, on Cemetery, Linden. Ida (Wilkinson), devoted father of Portable, Console and Color ™2 Carpentry, pintllno. Block „ - — Z 1114.101 CI same South 42 degrees' I minute Thursday at 8:45 a.m. Funeral Herbert E. Wood. Mr*, carol L. BE'IT FURTHER RESOLVED West 25 (eat to the point and plan 162 i 3,925.74 417-6674 . Celllnqs, (Jepnlr 8, CIMS Wlndowt 4 Bedroom Colonial oetloni, II any,, should be that a copy Of this resolution shall Mau In Holy Spirit Church, Union, PBTERSEN- On Monday, Nov, Vooel and Mr*. Almeda X 11.16-18 & Gutters. Coll M7-7541. • Gum 53 SanlcnOfhrid Charming home on landscaped lot i Llimmedlateiifin writing to be nublWied In the Irvlngton atvj15a.m. 13, 1972, Hans C, ot 521 Alexander Swackhawcr, also survived by five m auLLSEve! In New provktance. Lovely living - -- "-' v Town Clerk, HoralcLis required by. law Within J^W#L 96 on! lh. 185 a 6,014.24 av»., Linden. Brother of Mrs. grandchildren and.•—-- - - (If additional wo rdiarerequlred, attach separate stieot of pa per) , . WE • OOO room with picture window, aforesaid map,/ - OROPP—On Sunday, Nov. 12,Albert Morten and fAn, Agnes grandchildren. Thefu OUN1, bouoht, sold, eKchangedi LIOHT TRUCKINO, LMTYPINOSBHWCI 190.1 4 329.20 1973, Josephine O. of Bruen Ave., was held at The .. N»nit: ""•' ' '. " ," __ BUY BOOKS REPORTS. THBIJES, LETTERS, separata dining room, spacious 1st BEING commonly known as 75 Holthaway. Funeral service was at UOPARKAVEt) PLVUNMEUD all guntmlthlng don* on premlsm. RBMOVED *P)OM To roafh fha r*«f»Qlve wttnf ad listing today. 147,900, eves. 376, f»i Ntwark,,N.J.' Town Clerk 1500 Morris Aye., Union, on Ave.,, Union, on WffdnSSdaWednrtd.yTy . MOntm: ' . TF In ' this nowspaaer, It's so iWtUCClQ late Cos per and Louise JEhler Thursday. V:» a., m. Interment H.T/r n MAILING LISTS AVAILABLE. it\itnj. • , •,:. VICTOR SCUDIERV 1wj The approximate amodht ot the Ml Interment Falrmpunt. !ctmaf*ryi WE SPECIALIZE IN FULL '.alnplo .. .,. . 1 ' "T RICHARD C. „ „ . -••••• »«•««.fc.Trtas, Judgment to be satisfied by said '» •7T.2I Gropp and sister of the late Mrs. Evergreen Cenjetery. •City: ' . . •' '. Ctf-M-M salt It tht surrt of Thlrty^n* • r»ll*o Albert (Anna) Pedersen and ount Original .RBtycl»r» scrap Metai SERVICE. CORRESPONDENCE Parkvl»wet.Madlsoiv*lp you "H* ° Irv. Hera.4. Nty* $9,14,23, W2 (FM NOV. 14, m 141.10) of Anna R. (nee ftelnbott), father Re

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disability has no direct bearing'on a child's developing motor skills," she observes, A12-Thursday, November 16, 1972 mental and emotional capacities." "swimming also instills an exciting uense of "If a handicap has affected a child's attitude, accomplishment in the minds of physically, Open house sldted The Red Cross badge of courage we attempt to correct the mental condition damaged youngsters." \ through a coordinated program of physical and "Although they may often be. reluctant to S at UC in Cranford psychological rehabilitation.",/ display their pride," she adds, "both Kim and Swim patch mark of pride to crippled children "While strengthening muscles and Jeffrey have earned it." ; In case of emorgoncy The Zip Code for high schoolers At first glance, the spokes of her wheelchair months ago after spending six years as a Caldwell, permanenUy paralyzed from the call almost hide tile small Red Cross patch on Kim swimming instructor. waist down when he was struck J>y a truck An open house for high school junior and 376-0400 for Police Department Torak's blue swimming suit. Miss Olson, a Westfield resident, makes no earlier tills year In Newark. Bonds puf into county for Springfield is seniors will be held at Union College's Cranford RETIREMENT But the seven-year-old Paterson girl is quick distinction between her past and present Jeffrey, son of Juline Jones of Newark, also Allstate Insurance Com- several school districts , in- or First Aid Squad Campus Saturday at 10 a.m., it was announced to point out the significance of that patch: pupils. wears the Red Cross beginner's swimming panies have invested more cluding Mountainside. this week by George P. Lynes, director of 376-0144 for Fire Department Though she is unable to walk, she has mastered "They're all like any other kids," Miss Olson badge, earned by propelling himself through than $2,282,000 in bonds In "It is Allstate's policy to SALEM! 07081 admissions. the fundamentals of swimming. contends, "all of them have their own per- the water by using only hiB arms. Union County, according to support the growth and Saturday's open house has beon scheduled to For Kim, and scores of other children sonalities, all of them try to get away with as Jeffrey left Children's Specialized Hospital regional manager William E. development of areas In which ROSENBERG'S give students and their parents the opportunity receiving therapy at Children's Specialized much as any kid. We just concentrate on this month, taking with him the swimming Early. we do business by •investing In Published Every Thursday by Trumor Publishing Corp. 41 Mountain ay.., Springfield, N.J. 07081 - 686-7700 to see firsthand the facilities and programs Hospital, Mountainside, the Red Cross patch Is working with a particular handicap." badge, a set of rigid steel braces, a wheel chair ' Union County investments local communities 'and" in- available at Union Colleges, said Lynes. a badge of courage. and, according to Dr. Boycr, "the ability to are part of more than dustries," said Early. "We Because she will walk again without the aid GUN SHOP Moiling Members of the admissions staff and students "Quite simply," explains Mary Boyer, reach a high level of independence limited only $86,287,000 in bonds held by are a corporate citizen in each VOL. 44 NO. 7 • Subscription Rot* Second Class Postage of braces or crutches, Kim Torak could not be 2246 Springfield Ave. P.O. Box 69. Springfield, N.J. 07081 SPRINGFIELD, N.J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1972 $830 Y.orly Paid at Springfield, N.J. 20 Cents Per Copy guides will be on hand to answer questlonsand M.D., of the Children's Specialized Hospital considered one of Miss Olson's "average" by partial residual physical restrictions and the Allstate in 21 counties in New of the communities in which conduct tours of the Campus. Staff, "the Red Cross beginners' swimming pupils. motivation he can muster." Jersey, Early pointed out. our offices are located. Uke Union, N.J. Union College, with campuses in Cranford, badge represents an accomplishment many of "In all our cases," explains the physician, Allstate investments have" all citizens, we will share In 680-3989 Elizabeth and Plainfield, is serving as the our young patients never dreamed they would MORE TYPICAL is 13-year-old Jeffrey "we begin with the premise that a physical helped build additional continued growth and academic arm of Union County's community attain. educational facilities at prosperity." / college system. Accredited by the Middle "To them, it is a mark of pride, a sign of States. Association of Colleges and Secondary hope." _o_0_ Board reports Walton weathered the flood ..Schools, Union College offers two-year programs in liberal arts, education, urban HOPE BEGAN for Kim, daughter of Mrs. studies, business administration, engineering, Patricia Torak, almost a year ago when she environmental engineering, physical science, entered the Children's Specialized Hospital's biological science, environmental science, law rehabilitation program. CflUfA Campanella Suffering from a degeneration of the thigh 'wo enforcement, and nursing. bone at the hip, the bright-eyed little girl is Information on admissions standards, unable to place any weight on her legs—a FOOD SUPERMARKETS student personnel services, financial aid, and condition which, in time, can be corrected. says he will social and athletic programs at Union College During the healing process, Kim has con- will be avilable at the Open House. Lynes tinued to develop her hip movement In, the TODAY urges all high school juniors and seniors to buoyancy of the hospital swimming pool. avail themselves of the higher educational Kim is a prize pupil of Jane Olson, who began opportunities available in Union County. resign post working with handicapped children four Convince Yourself Our Trim is Better "GOBIET" Safeiy reasons cited Three hikes FOR toe Why we're asking ONLY , 5V for end of roller skating S ANDGET 0NE9'/i-0Z.. By ABNER GOLD 3275 for a Volkswagen. are planned The Edward Walton School came through its flooding earlier this month in good shape for weekend despite several inches of water in the gymnasium and several feet in the boiler room, the Members and guests of the Our Trim i« Batter Springfield Board of Education reported to the Union County Hiking Club seven persons in the audience at its meeting have a choice of three ac- Monday night at the, Florence Gaudineer tivities this weekend. Chuck Steak School. First Cut Rib Steak Saturday a hike will begin at Short Cut The board also discussed its decision to 1 p.m. at the Nomahegan Premium suspend roller skating for youngsters duriijg Park parking lot, Cranford, C Center Cut ,b 59 evenings at Gaudineer. It approved hiring of a proceeding to Lenape Park, Butterball parttime teacher to provide remedial in- Cranford, with an additional struction for students at St. James Catholic walk around Echo Lake Park, School. ; Mountainside and WesUield. Anton Campanella, appointed to the board to Lester Goldberg of Cranford is Ib. fill a vacancy earlier this year, disclosed that the leader of the hike, which is Ib. C Gov't,tnip*ct«t . he will have to resign shortly. He is moving to a maximum of seven miles. the Princeton area because of a job promotion The same day an eight-mile Drumstick 69 Quart*™ as vice-president for South Jersey of the N. J. Our Trim is Better Chicken Breast Wing« on Froni dnc bio Wet hike'along the tow path from 19 C Quarten Bell Telephone Co. Campanella had planned to Rocky Hill to Princeton is • Legs Back on run for a full term on the board in February. That's a Volkswagen? Ib. 1 Thighs, 59 Legs :45 planned. The group will meet Sirloin Steak The other two board members whose terms Yes, amazing as it seems, lhal big, at the Howard Johnson USD.A. CHOICE Fresh Leon Any Sixe Pkg... Our Trim U B«tt*r Our Tamil Barter ' Oof Trim l»B«»rtr expirethis winter are Ruth Weisman, board beautiful car's a Volkswagen. Restaurant, Rt. 22, North Bottom Round Roast U.S.DA. CHOICE Calif. Chuck Bon«l»i»ShoiiM»r FINAL GAME—Jonathan Dayton Regional High School football team will Mitchell, Dino DIC0CC9; second row, Harold Manner, Harold Ogden, Nardone, Joo Natiello; fourth row, George Sirigotis, Guy Warman, president, and Seymour margulies. Mrs. The 1973 Volkswagen 412. The most Plainfield, at 9:15 a.m. or the Top Round Roost Our Trim II B.H.r Ground end "s season at Molsol Field Thanksgiving morning at 10:30 Bll Pdo«l, John Pyar, Tom Rosslter, Dave Pociflco. Joo Pepn, Oauin -Wotsman indicated that she will not run agate;- RockyJliH tow. path parking -Woyne-Schwortei—ten-BelondT-Mlteh-Kurtrer, Billy- Bohrodr~Gerry- sophisticated.Volkswagen ever built. Silver Tip Roast U.^OAi-CHOlCt'- Xressrib agalnSTWeat orange, (bee details on Sports Page.) Players are, from "Wfabm, Mark Ronco, Tom Botte, Ken Conte; third row. Carmen Kaelblein, Mitch Kotler, Gary Preslaff;rear, Brian Hector, Greg Margulies said that he has not yet reached a lot nt 10 a.m. Participants Our Trim II EUtttr Ib. i left, front, Vincent Dav!s Jim CJcconl, Mario D'Agostlnl, John. decision on seeking another term. With more room, comfort, power should bring lunch. Lillian Quarf.r.Wt,.- CKuW" t Scoppettuolo. Jerry Ragonese, John Noce, John Zurkoff, Marc Johnson, Don Schwerdt, Bill Riffel, Bart Zabelski and Bruno Sarrocino. City Cut Pork Chops 9.11 End. & C.nt.n and doors 141 than our little VW. Deene of Plainfeld is the Genuine Shoulder . Belliveau, Nell Anderson, Jim Raguccl, Mark Weber, Bob Day, David Hoffman, Rich Goldhammer. Tim Pimpinelll, Bruce Heide, Derek (Phot o-Graphics) Campanella declared. "I have never nerved The VW 412 is also one of the most leader .... _ Smoked or Fresh Picnic on ii board of education before, but I have niiiiuimiiiiiiMHlliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuimimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiH sophisticated cars ever built in its class. On Sunday a hike on the Mt. tomb g i fufluiiam urtuwe~ Becau"se"IT's'"fITe~ TlTTm- 1OTtt!irintfiMtate-Clrcutar~wirr" ter pnrt Rophinlientcp d gmngpp nf be led by Robert and Anne Smoked or Fresh Ham 79' Chops _, ptessive.-standaxd-lequipment-featurcs, real schools people running Its schoolshl . Ih hope my new town, TXTM^T probably-Prlnceton,candoaswen.''"" " like electronic fuel injection. "the Howard Johnson .... Sev^rji) hnqrcl mpmhpra rnmmantlwt .....And.a timed, pteheating systom... Restaurant, Rt 22, ^.-Norlh Dairy panella for 'his Bervlce. Mrs. Weisman ,. Plus ste'et-belted radial tires, front Plalnfield.The.hike. will begin noted that at her request he will stay on the on Rt. 80, go over the Chiffon Soft j'Uatimojila! dlnntr made a last request H -board until the final moments before he moves ! disc brakes, fully automatic transmission, \ ; Delaware River on the Erie j this Week for all the friends of Mrtfff, so that he can help with budget planning and and an electric roar-window defogger. Lackawanna bridge, up Mt. Margarine Qs retirement draws hear j Worthington, who have not yet purchased a year-long study project other projects. And, the best warranty this side of Minsi, then along the I tickets to the 'dinner honoring her upon g Family Size •'&' | retirement as township clerk, to do SQ E FLOOD CONDITIONS at Walton Were . a Rolls-Royce: 24 months/24,000 miles.t Appalachian Trail to By KAREN STOIX The goals assessment' project conducted Through the cooperative efforts of members of reported by James Adams, chairman of # [ without delay. - .' = It's true, we're asking more money Delaware Water Gap and Light N Lively Royal Dairy There's a large garden in Arlington, Va., recently by the Springfield Board of Education the Board of Education, professional staff, buildings and grounds. He reported that the for a Volkswagen. — return. that's waiting to be oared for by a petite, | "As you know, the number of reser- § curriculum advisory committee and the school students, and citizens of the community the torrent earlier this month left one or two inches Further information may be 138-il>.QO« jjvatlons are limited and If you intend to | But then, we're giving you more Volks- Cottage Cheese nirt Navei0rangesl8 energetic Springfield woman—-a woman who administration has resulted in a set of content following tentative set of educational outcome jm the gym, which had to have its floor replaced -obtained—through—of Edward Shlley," will service of praise, according to Rabbi Howard Retirement will no doubt require quite an• present its annual fall concert next Thursday, Following is a list of participants: Marc ' —To develop a healthy self-concept, enabling Shapiro, convener of the Springfield clergy. adjustment, but I'm leaving with some very him to become self-sufficient and responsible. ELEANORE H.WORTH1NGTON ^ Nov. 30 at 8 p.m. at the school. Blumenthal, Ella Carmichael, Msgr. Francis Participating in the service are members of Cream Puffs fond memories of people here, not only town —To develop a surer knowledge of his own ORDER NOW! The members have conducted a number of X. Coyle, Muriel Craner, the Rev. James tile First Presbyterian, St. James "Roman officials, but people from all over town." Ira P-p-r^ln, Willlnm Fnllnn. Dr. identity and to "feel free to explore new roles CHOC... dsn Oraln -All Vori.ll.> fund-raising events to provide money for the Catholic and Springfield "Emanuel United. 99 ECLAIRS Red Gross rep»orts^ . ^' " ' ~jj _' ''"_ Feathers, Raymond Forbes, Marcia Forman, and relationships. i— ; ...new formal costumes they will wear for the Methodist churches, and the congregants of_ . JLet CCaremoni stuff and roast A cdoic& 3599* 6'/. . 7.JU. bo« Mt M ~ IT is THAT personal contact wlthpeople that first time at their falh concert. Roseanne Gfllis, Abner Gold, William Harris, —To develop a value-system that will help Temple Sharey Shalom and Temple Beth Ahm. Rice a Roni /WO him make decisions on value-based issues. led to wbat Mrs. Worthlngton considers, the , The concert program-encompasses music Scott. Herman. Robert Johnson, Joseph The clergy of the churches and temples will C contribotocs qt —To develop a sense of control over his life, ~ prlmebenefitshehfls received from her job, "a from the Renaissance to contemporary times. Kaufman, Annette Lacloppa, Madeline Lan- conduct the service, including Dr. Bruce; Pumpkin Pie Mix Z^79 Manjdarin Oranges knowledge of human*nature," ~~ • caster, Seymour Margulies, Michael Mclntyre, enabling him to explore alternatives* and j2$> Zfoumj vcrmofti ^ Tw& Guy* otXindtcy ' • The memberBof the advanced flinging group in Evens, Msgr. Francis X. Coyle, Father ' "In thia job! got toknoweverybodyrand I've" WJlUjim Mellck, Joseph Petrullo, Doris Ruff,- Identify choices. Bake WHITE mTa'torHC c town's blood' banlc theXborale, and the concert choir will present Edw3rd Oehllng, Father Paul Koch, the Rev. - %edals! Mixed Nuts ir, known them at their best and their worst, but , a rock canata; "Creation," by David Bobowltz Gwyflf;-j;Sfclar.,..- Paul Steck,. Dr. : Tamburo, —To develop the capacity to recognize and James Dewart, Rabbi Howard Shapiro and I T©M TURKEY BREAD 4 89 ! Giant Ripe Olives Mrs. Daniel' Kalem, Springfield blood the majority have been the nicest people you'd Blanche Treloarj Ruth Weisman, Marie deal with situations of llfein a changing world. ' - Royol ftlnc. A and Stephen Porter. The text, sung by mixed Rabbi Reuben Levine. Combined choirs will be 15c oil I 52^,, —To develop good health habits. -!»»!!__ 1 , program chairman for the American Red; ever want to meet,"'she said. "It has been a voices, has been adapted (rom Genesis. The ••Wmft, JSwet Wool, Mrs. Lawrence Zavodny. led in the Thanksgiving anthem V Norman- wiid our tmdiiional c w C distinct pleasure working here, and I've felt —To recognize and develop his physical 1 Pineapple Raisin Bread %2? "7^*088,, has reported that the visit by the ; muslcai accompaniment for "Creation" will be l v Simony,, director of music of the Methodist- Liquid Detergent 63 Princella Yams potential/ > Eommunlty BloodmobUe at St. Jamea Church that I have been doing ^something worthwhile. ^ played by a rock band. the cpmmUtee: Church. Z C It has also been a great challenge." \ - StuffitujandGmv cEnglish Muffins 2 ^29 1 lfaitweek resulted in contributions of 93 pints of The freshman vocal chorus will present The Thanksgiving sermon will be delivered; GOALS FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT Mixed Vegetables 5^.ir 99* Mushrooms "ar blood. They will replenish the credits obtained Mrs.' Worthlngton's affiliation with . "Jesus, Joy of Man's Desire," by Bach; "Go ' STATEMENTS QF goals are a part of many by Rabbi Levine, spiritual leader of Temple - ; C With respect to social development, the 1 * 39 Potato Chips ,^49 J C fejt October. basic operational documents which serve as Beth Ahm. - %95 C^ntiniMd on past I) 1 8-inch W * Cheer Detergent •ssi- t?-73 Tide Detergent Mrs.' Kalem stated that "the usual number of .'I' . (ContiniMd on p*gt •> gulAiior the Springfield Board of Education. (Continued on pagt 0 fhlthful donors" turned out, including parr Sclpants from the following groups: St. James, (Coyer bids avaifadUso) with 38 donors; lions Club, five; Temple Beth Ahm. seven; the Presbyterian Church, 10; .•:tfA«< 10; and Temple Sharey Shalom, 20. If you prefer- There were also three other donors'and three . I Roast L.I. Duckling with Detergent Sauce a I 'Orange and . v'>'•-•• via ot-'V,.-*; Stuffing.*...... $0.25 0OO0 M«'«t TWO OU«S UOOCONlfATTWO a Are schools open? our BakeSfiap-y(ease order your Vies, Pastries, lurn to your radio SikMda((23§)4O2 Will Sprlngflled's public schooto be open today or any other day? To find out, turn to ' ir radio Instead of your telephone. Don't call -0000 PWLV ^T TWO OUVt poUce department or the school office, the . Oood IhrTC™, Vo» erintejldent's office urged. In a sUtem«Dt , at-m ' T of Inclement weather, an-, §"•' IMTAUHANT mehts of school clo#b>3s wUl be made on AMOCpCKTAaiOMNOi stations WNEW (1190), WOR (710), loo sioomf te Av»nu* ' (770), WVNJ (630) or WERA (1M0). In

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