School Report Due Next Week Regional Board Pitches in to Aid Typing, Printing

Your Want Ad 7i Is Easy To Place- '"tinQiHo M Phono ARn 7700 An Official Newspaper I H Foi The Borough Of Mountniniid*'

, n.,i • ,i, ,v f 8,r VOL, 11 . No. 21 MOUNTAINSIDE, N,j. THURSDAY, MAY S. I960 opy School report due next week Regional board pitches in to aid typing, printing

The i'mon County t'pginrwl H'vnl 'f F'iuci- tion armounc-ed this week that ir' pl.mnlng consultant's fin-si report shnuW t— -f>i|i|#reH and In its hands next week. The timetable was announced fallowing a meeting last Friday with Ljr, Henry Rissettu, who is preparing a survey on the Regional High School niStriCf''- i"'mi"«Hf nnri |.MIE- range building need1;, Avery W, Ward, bom) president, said the major bottlenecks in the pradiictinn of the final report were, accurdinj; (u I)r, Rissetio, JOHN H, PALMER JR, ARTHUR M. nnl.PRF.RG JOHN P. WAI

Livingston PTA Scolnick receives \1()IIN I \I\SIDK (\..J.) KC'IIO will meet tonight B5 at Pittsburgh HI lllillilllilllillMUilllh lillilillililllllllillllllllilll MMMM The final meeting "f thp tiov, Livingston Hoiu-y 'icolnick nf HSfi Snw Mill ni,. Moun- '.Regional High School IT A for Use current tainside, graduated from the Ijnivei Sity of Mountainside •school year will he held at R tonight In the Pittsburgh on April 2R, receiving o bachelor of gehool cafeteria, Tht program, "Spotlight on sclPnce degree In msfhemfltice. At rhe com- 'Fine and Applied Arts In Oil1" Schorl," will rTinnc€ifTie"f hnno'*\ry dpgrîs we?** given f». ECHO ieature a fashion show hv the qcwiny rUs'i's BSBlinHilt t:tllM> H.i> »••!•', llnilll' ("""Migl.. 'liiiiiiiiiiillllllilllilillllliilililliliiiiiiiliiii iiiiiiiiilP of die hump eeimornies department iind »n 'iid Chilli-Ming 1 ,i. • tlnh.H toth Thyi'daj I elthlhltliin of worV hv rln.fn.r III= i i.,.i..<->i. .1 Sciilnl'-k al«n mfl'le rhe dean's list »t I'm, !...•.„, ruhl.h.,, r... arts departments. where B 3,?*i point average or hett"r is nec- The hornp economics c nk'ng elassen >vill essary. He will go on 'o gradunte lehool at prepar? fhp rpfregl.M.pMfe ?,. h*. g«r vf'H * 'ill either M™tclair StafB ' lln !" o i ' guests. Dickinson UP1 Two banks OK merger BUilNISS BiFARTMiNT Fred R. DQerrer, chairman l H. Bfu^tll, A,d*iirfi(>rg P of the board of the National Bank nf Wesffield, and Rohert B, Barlow, president of the Cetiffal Jersey Bank and Trust Company, Freehold, thli week 15 Esnfi psr eppy announced [hat their boards of ubiFiiijtiiin mie $| p directors hive approved the .dene* Rimd, Mounio 'lACUE PANELISTS — Membe s of the V'esrfieid League of Women L.lhrniy, sho'.n, from U'ft, are Mrs, Egun ' her. terms of fhe propoied WROT ,U 77DO '•' the fwo Institutions. Vntpr p'pp rr> f r ft'P |f '«>' 1Hr si". ™ FifCrnral f'lllpgp P»- MFP, P • h?f! KP'win anH N'f?, H-irilrl Rf HIP m("rg«d tuaatution will have the title of the Cenn-il jersey Bunk and Trust Com- yjiu •" t|||lllllllllllltll>ll>>lll tllllllllU' •••>>I1KII1I>CIIII>I iiili liiiillllllllllllllllllllllllll ' ""!£ FUNERAL DIRECTORS pany with 18 branches in Mon- mouth County and two branches Democrats (•••d in Union nnunfy, with combined | PROFILE Barbara J Harris j aigeti of approximately (Continued (roil poge 1) I Irsm pog* $240,000,000, The merged Insuriri'-.e Apncv of Union, Palmer's back- there thi£ summit* 5h#'H leave an July 7 nnri During Her iait three weeKS uiere, she will IngHturJnn will he the third s largest bank in the second gr lirirt inclnrfns Pttenrtanc' at City ("illetrf *- ^turn on s\ug.. 2°, ''!iv. l through tin •n'lnt'y withtlioho'sffamily, district, which is comprised of New York and f'utfer« Lnlversify, and a 'Right n^w I "m i i pliout Japan than Ilif opporfurury l" to 10 japan fits in nifsl) of Mercer County, Monmouth fnriiier parmership in the TOWPII ["gtinment about Eh*5 gr 3fi-*-\\ prog'am at ' nrnpll,' with Barbara's ' nri potinnal Inter"s'.s • SPW- County, Middlesex County, Co., in outgrowth of his Intireit in music Barbara saH, ansp rhp trli^ i= rrvirp inj, crocheting arid making law, "I'm always Union County, Hunterdon which deuvs frnm liiopaiticipsrinn in vari™ie inter.st"d In "ew ',m •' rrafts," P.'rh'ra spui, 1 1 County and Somerset County, hands whiia i" r illege anH irilitary wvifp. The cafah's' of Rnrhari !! intflrpst in o'her anl I li'"> I'd I"' iHti.il,,c,..l f., entiii- in •niinrrie^ was shout pight ypar ^ aiin wthnn shr 1 Y in." The shareholders of the Palmer is a mpmtwr "f lh>> rlmir at OHI r siob/.shed 189' Lsdy nf LnurJ«"i Churrh. He is alio active was a delpgate to ari international Cilrl beaut L lughiny., tilt- .itti ,ik in t rood s,iui, "If tJie) National Bank of Westfield will 1 receive six shares of the Cen- in thp Christian Family Movempnt. His busi- roundup In \errr.ont, "1 met a lot"f girls from lud haski't wonvirn: hi>re at scho" it «iuW hr We didn't make it any easier to look at. othpr nountriea," Rarhara said, 'iricluiiinp WESTFIELD tral Jersey Bank and Trust ness organisations include the New Jersey mst the perfect course 'or mi>," William A. Dsyle, Mgnag Company stock for each share Undirwriters' Association and tht Independent japan, India and Europe," Since then she lias Resides earning lift decree in hinhi^y with Just easier to drive. studied oriental art and philosophy and was 311 E. B.oad Si.net of the outstanding stock of the Mutual Agpnts Asenciation. I'hi Hetn kappa honors and keeping up with her PHONE 233-0143 National Bank of Westfield particularly taken with a cnur sp in Oriental sewing, Bar bar •! has [omul llmi'toi siinu'otliet You'd never know it to look at it, but In miking public thi Democratic candidatBi, religion at Muhlenberg. Important work at Muhlenberg. She is involved under the proposed merger Joseph Stypa, president sf the local L5emo- CRANFORD that's a Volkswagen without a clutch pedal. terms, "It's always been the Orient with ma," in the school's tutorial program in Allentown critic Club, laid; Barbara slid, "and not Europe," and teach?; biology to jrammer school ehlU Fred H, Grey, jf,, Msnag What it does have is something called The merpd bank will have a 12 Springfield Avenue complete data processing cen- "The issuti raised by Mountainiide's loyal Southeast Asia is anottier area of special dren there. an automatic stick shift, "Automatic ' be- ter, which Isnowlocatedinthi opposition are itill with us, Tht problems of interest with Barbara, whose own special hero She was also vii-e-president of the Christian PHONB 276.0092 cause you con drive it up to 55 mph without' center of Monmouth County. increasing burglaries, youth recrention and there is the late Dr, Thomas Dooley, Nssoriatmn, Baffle safety are even more apparent than About the middle of June, Barbara will begin shifting at all. "Stick shift" becquse you shift Also, the merged institution will have a large trust depart- last year. The outgoing administratipn had a special orientation course for the trip it when you go over 55, Once, ment to service customers in given much lip service to these issuei but no abroad, The pre-trip program will include in- ^nd that's just to help you save gas, tin the various Service areas. real action. As we did last year during the tensive study of oral Japanese, campalp, our candidates, Walsh, Goldberg * * * 1 keeping with a grand old Volkswagen The merger will be subject to the approval of supervisory and Palmer, will offer solutions not only to FOR THE FIRST MONTH in Japan, Barbara MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL tradition,! authorities having jurisdiction, these serious problems but to other new issues will live with her host family, participating in As a matter of fact, this Volkswagen still and the approval of the neces- that may substantially aHeet the existence of all of their activities, learning their customs Mountainside as we know it todav." and traditions and using the lanpage. gives you 25 miles to the gallon. It still takes sary vote of stockholders of FOR A JOB both institutions, only an occasional can of oil. And it still Commenting on the withdraw! of ill the Thpie litlie e iaiii fied adi m "6 Republican incumbents from the municipal unfettered by the exposure advantage of an won't go near water or antifreeze. lh# baek af fhc paper may b? election this year, Stypa noted; incumbent mayor or councilman. On the local SBiir en*»eF, Edth weekif'* If it were anything but a Volkswagen, ''Rather than speculate on underlying mo- level, it should be the best man thai wins," rfffffFfnt Make reading ftie you'd probably pay dearly for all this luxury. tives, it 15 best to view their resignations It was also announced that Robert 11, Jaffe, claiiidrid Q >yti' thii week as an opportunity for Mountainiide to look last year's Democratic campaign manager, Sod ivtry weft , Instead, a Volkswagen with an automatic CAR TO SELL? with fresh eyes on the qualifications of the had been appointed campaign coordinator for stick shift costs a mere'193 8,* individuals who are running for borough office the candidacies of Walsh, Goldberg and Palmer, ; »,.>••,}••. *•• >w.».. »•• >•. I Ail of which reinforces what we've been saying for 20 years, Looks aren't everything, LORD STiaLING INN DOUGIA5-MOTORS HALF-PAST TEEN ^MOTHER'S DAY SUNDAY MENU CORP. Y£6, THIS iS A TV'? Appetiiirs! Freth Fruit Cup Near flit Short Hill. Mall CALL CLASSIFIED WHEN YOdDRIVCA 430 Morr! i Aye. CR7-3300 Summi t, N. J, Chopped Chicken Livers •lUGQEiTgP RETAIL PRICE EAST COAST P.O.I.. LOCAL TAXES AND OTHER DEALER DELI VERY - 686-7700 YOU mess Chilled Tomato juice CHARGES, if ANY, ADDITIONAL WHAT K/ND OF A CAR Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail $1,25 extra DO YOUORW Soup: Cream of Chicken • French Onion Tossed Green So lad With French Dressing Entree*; Roatt Turkey with Savory Dretsing, Ciblet Gravy .,,,,,. ,.,,,,,.,,,. $4.25 Roalt Spring Lamb, Mint jelly,,,. $4,25 imams Nursery Baked Virginia Ham, Rgm Raiiin i-SPEED HOOVER UPRIGHT A Village of Plant! Sauce , ....„• , $4,25 Sirloin Steak with onion rings.,,,, $6,95 VACUUM WITH BEATER BAR Broiled Chopped Sirloin Steak with Mushroom Sauce ,,,. $3.95 Prime Ribs of Beef Au Jus $5.50 Sale 54.50 LobiterTail $5.50 ReiuloHy $59.95 \ _*- .Homemade Aggie.Pi, except COUPON SALE ! 1 ! ing includes Starts, turns, and 1- rida> from 3 to 5 p m , and strode techniques of thecrdwl, >n Saturdays Sunda>s and This coupon good tor e specials backstroke, breastsiroke and lioluiiNt fi om 1 tuSpm The . .public—is invited LO visiuhe Mr T —butterfly— Class'slie will be limited W 20 w order to allow Nature Center lour the li\e Addren ,,.* * for individual coaching. .rimil area \lew the thousands of mdorfipk '" catTir Marzell of 1189 Kldge dr. I ratikUn IHerie to give the (kiv. I ivittgst.tt! HGgioruil lityh Muitonq Arrowmont is a year-round arts and iTads nn display a ppt manem r'dlertinn nf the hanH College, a sl»-yeai old coedu'ad'inal liberal ,it the 'ight tunes llinip.ildi belteii a triple, 'rafts Schnni Highlandprs .1 ?-ii v> ,tni y, in Kegifnal's scur'-d mil o, ,ind had i-n (iMI's <•< loid the Foieon Qalqiit center and educational facility with no'redita arts '•oll'ê, was nêreditefl In tJecemt >, 1 tion by the Univeriity of Tennessee, In 1967 The alumnae club is esperiallv mterestec1 1 nnlv nther ganê this in">i, v\rstl'eld»« "'ir ' Hlui l>"i,i "tjek. wlulc tf.iiiniei! Jpff Kich- 1-368, bv the New Kngland As."* -" fire I mngscon "in" Hy ,\ SPHP if " ?, jids M and ! ioh Thio1 ^Mrh sr ' pd IWCP the school was lointlv established by the uni- in acqua'niing the rnrnmnnify with Artowmnnt nllngeo THH Secondary *»rhi"l» versity and Pi Beta F'hi, the first nptional because a scholarship wil' be given to a In Siuriewha^ 'f A r iqvis^, thp } h^hLindri ^ lorn /pHihi i •".( i- '•" 1 1' "•' f- *..... n....,,l, n^y W..I I •"„ I..... fraternity for Women, which invested n are rfoideni of NeMhern Now Jer ney involved were namrd to thr l''ii"n C 'iimry liasehall than a million rifil'ir- in ommemc'itr the in oc'upational the'apy or nn »llltd Held, toiirnnTient NC»IISP of (•»•' fiirnwinces agMnst 1 hn \ it he' Miss Schmnck finishes : inOlh annivpreaiv .( .ho fnii.,Hi,,p ..r ii,* The current in"r exhltits 'v? of the Iwst niher tear's in r'le are.i, I nfn tunattls, He- 007 JAAS frslerniiy. Articles r"ndni;ed during the 1 "Yip summer glnnal has drnwii Scotch I lanis in the nemiig d,"u fc intensive timid training rtnind and it (I doubtful thai L'nai'h t • •»••' Workshop hy ?O article ftnm IT (lifforonl Bs As f yet, if has vn '^r 290 306 Broad St. Summit Classes are (aught by master erafismen In states. NEW LONDON, N,H,--Susan Schenck of 115 Petnila's team will get past that puint, St the halfwHs p^nU r- •' Jewelry, weaving, metal Work, recreaHnnal Those serving on the fnmmirtae in^ludr Cherry Hill rend, Mountainside, N,j,, iioneol MeCann has been the most pleasant surprise f il Ii ! l Mrs, Horbrrt S»col0wi>]fj. chairman. Par 15 e«rreiarlal stiirienis at{ iilbyJumi r f'n nf tlip ye it, s-d |t"w 'itiaf'S a r"4rt if >''\ pottery, 1 sippany anH Mi? Philip H f âe? Mountain wh.> refemly completed an iniep«|i.f> per i t •'< and own« two nut "f 'he tl"p" IliiihUm ?! YWCA Coupon Arrowmont is an outgrowth of a settlement side. spe ialiied field trainitigaspJirt '(her itij vicfories, Cegliinal gni off tn A f.ist ntart m She is the daughter of Mr, anH Mrs, PI the opening inning when I)icV T raVittias, leaditig ()R\W|N(i (OR MOTHFR S DAV S'henck of Mountoin«ide, off, walkfei, jtolB seennd, and scored on Chuck \ Hi'jutilullj SIJICJ Wieli-isWilh H 1! d Miss P'-henrk, a "epinr mijm ing, in h* Rundi«>t's base hit <;"v, I ivingBton later May 16 11 execuine sfrewrial program at Cnlby, re added an insurancr r• >n when John i iccifi " Ihe Summit ^ W< \'s one- 1 TOYOTA / MM/IK POJ iUCK eerily spent iw» weelg ssif1 »illhf> went rho Hieisnro, IV HELEN HALE ' ' CIBA Cmpnf a'i^M, Mnr f is a vonue, SM?* he' ' in ' 'i.^y. May I', !• am ln aim, ti ^ r,'TU, in th*^ No Py CORONA... : downsfi'S area nf th«VWi i, .ML For a refreshing treat, try Celery ieed Is excel lent China, jilase^jrf', kitchen pineapple bunermUlt, Com- flavoring for sauces, salads, 48 regional school students warr, linpn^, and orhpr hoi,^r bine 2 cups chilled butter- pickles, sours, fish or vege- hnU iten' ^, as well a^ jû el' ^, WIGS BY JOANNE! mlik, 1 can(g-3/4oz.)cruBhed tables. It may alio be hars and ->- • ^^^* i^-, «>ii i^ plneappli, 1/2 rnadlum ban- sprinkled over cheese, nn sale, ana, illc^, and 2 tableipoons crackers or roUi, to compete at Science Day Donaflons to the fund-rais- Featuring a comoleta |in, of 1pQ% HUMAN HAIR High iu|ir In blender container. Eggs are txcellBnt prowln ing event, acmrding tn the r Blend unUl smooth. To serve, providers and the variety of The I'nion County Regional High School barich mid f-r i Kushnifc, fh«>misiiv; |ud\ viia)' ma", Mt s, i , I, Nelson, -«hion W,g, W.ol.U, rnll, ,,d nil nfr,,,,,!,, Nichoils, Kareri Wimrmghim. Paul Maiih. 1 pour over crushed ice or ice egg dishes ii almost un- District will field a team of 41 students (or will \r acOHptf" up to the w M?>fh** i Day cubes. Makei 3 cups, to 4 limited. Eggs may be lerved the 19th annual Slate Science Day competition Steve Kammerer snd Kaihy M.idnori, hinlogy. jay of the sale. "Household iervln|s, as omelets or combined with lo be held at the Kairlelgh Dickinson iinivcr. Jonathan Tiayinn Rpgiunal, hnrtngiielH; Jet i j itenifi thst have heeti gather- Rahinowii?. Shelley Farish. Kichnt d BasiMl Conttary m some opinion, Others fnods in a gniirmenf oily campus in Madison en Saturday, Ing dust in p"O|i|r s atti- s and i,ewi$ Siein, physics: Hurt Kessler.Nancs nM e T pork, like other mem, li dish, According tn Walter Hohn. science co- .Ind hn^pmrnts t: '" '" '' Norway ordinator (or the district, the competition Van Vranken, Ian Hurt and 1 awipnce F r led • i'lublp puriHTî,1," H-W.—- 12.9S completely digestible. And to- man, biology; Laurie f-eldmjn.i. arlCJoldstein, IMPORTED day's pork averages less than Sardine - Zucchini will be in the form nf exams among secondary "They may become ôme = Jim Willlami and David Msrgulies. .-hemistry. 70 calories per cooked ounce. 1 (3-3/4 oz.) can Norway school smdenis in biology, ••hpmietrv snd one rise's household trea- Curlctie ..-.-..! 19.95 physics. 5 Sardines David Brearley Regional, Kenilw.ir ih: Donald sures and, at til? same tirnep CAR OF , 3 medium size zucehlnis, Team memberi from the four high ichools Patrylow, Steven Keene and bteven Grassle, help the YWCA to carry on First In SaUi cut In half in the district are: chemistry; Diane Rrure. [nan Raan andRnheri its worli of service to adijts Si retch gnd 1 cup sttwed tomatoes Arthur L, Johnson Regional, Clark: Ronald LoBlanco, biology. and young people," Spring ^fjiy ffiaehlne rna^c, IjQ ftp THE YEAR! p eul and .lylfd *V.yS Quality (fresh or canned) Cranrath, Jeanne Bllanln, Ed McDevitt, Jamei housecleaners were urged to Hohn, who is also a member o! ihe State with big be« «nd head BI attlolmed by... WORLD BOOK 1/2 cut tomato sauce Ceiger and Chris Bracken, physics; Michael drop off escess household 1 oz, butter Sakelarldes, Raymond deVito, Louis Calmano, Science Day committee, said ihe followin| items, with the exception of ROAD TIST MAGAZINE! ENCYCLOPEDIA teachers will be in vharge of the team*: Wig Fall >-", 39.95 Coll MARGARET AHLFELD 12 small potatoes, Richard Moralle and Gil Lesko, chemistry; books, clothing, and heavy fur- parsley, finely chopped Mark Bolanowiki, Dave Carihellli, BenShain, Russell Scott, Jonathan Dayton; Robert L, niture, at the YWCVJ82 Mor- If you'™ thhikin, about 2324I41 Nagel, Cov, Livingston; Walter Winburn, David buylngaMAVrflOC... (garnish) salt, p«pper to David Lebowltz and John Hurley, biology, ris ave.. Summit, 'Nrrange- Think ooainl COMPARE taste Cov, Livingston Regional Berkeley Heights- Brearlty and Thomas Gallsrewski, Arthur L, rnents can he niqdo to have Johnson, TOYOTA Corona hetun Open and drain the sardines, Richard Little, Roger Hale, Candy Irvin, David contribuOiins pickoil up by for fwrturttrnd you'll Alsburg, Curt Van Voorhies, physics; Jim Plaques, certificates and medallions will be telephoning the YWCA at 26 Soufti Street New Providence «aD«thotlher«)uit reserving the olive oil. Saute the sardines In butter. Saute Rommer, Don Kuehne, Scot! Outlaw, David awarded to winning schools and students. 273-4242, Op«n I.tnlns TIM 9, At Th= Ploe« To B.I 273-0774 ,: PriudotOom'.only the zucchini In olive oil, cook IS KASY TO PLACE and place in shallow dish, Pour over stewed tomatoes 1930 , , . jl!ST PHONE and arrange the whole sar« Gl Bill aids 686=7700 dines on top. Arrange small boiled potatoes around the Aid (or 'Ad Toktr' ond dish, OarrUih with finely 3 borough .hi will haip you "lltl o chopped parsley. Serve very Riiuli-CttMi Wonl Ad, hot with tomato sauce on the side. collegians Yield: 2 generous servings. Three Mountainslde reii- dents are amon| 267 Union Collegs itudents who art receiving tht educaaonal benefits of the Lold War GI Bill. Chfdt th» toorty nn They comprise about 15 per- "Aw* Come on. Get Rich.^ TOYOTA C©T More Sparkle la cent of Union College's enure ysu'ra ihepping,, .you'll enrollment, it was reported •,-.« h»pt«nantiy lurpriwdl ,„, DOM'S by Mrs. Paul W. Selby, financial aid officer. The total includes 139 students in the injn,tCTioN day session and 128 in the : N« SHM, tana, bnw,. Und evening session. Many of them Mm mm miUM Nf are veterans of die Vietnam MttiM! wai, * NO MOtflY DOWN # Y!T IT COSTS aiMmwiiakiiiMmwiiai k "We encourage veterans to MMMMtaN.J.1 enroll at our college, because + CA11 K» CREDJT # SO LITTLE of dielr academic eflora ^l wml « ili fimt ii which far exceed expectations BUOCIIT BLUES 1NB WHIN based on .their performance In Wl DO THE LAUNDRY, OUR high school and became of the THRIFTY SERVICl WILL KEEP maturity they bring to the ALL YOUR CLOTHES AND LIN- collep experience and to our ENS SPARKLING CLEAN AND campus," Dr. Kenneth W. PRESSED AT LOW COST TO YOU, Iversen, acing president, DOMS laid. PLalNFifLOS Sflultl NEW C4I1 Mountainside residents who OfJtH FOR OVE« It YIMli ECHO CLEANERS are receiving the educational benefits of the Bill are: Allen ECHO SHOPPING PLAZA, SPRINGFIELD J. Hambacher of 1J17 Mountain AT MOUNTAIN AVI, AND RT. 31 ave., Douglas A. Young of 354 SALES &SERVICE IT Ml 88 Forest Hill way and Thorns! BOUT: ,n, HOmn PUINFIfLD. ON.sTH RU..SAT, • ij- -••-r «--=-_ _^_ _ nptN TIL 10 P.M. II MINUTES "OM HIViAM Bed:

~~Why is Javelin such a great seller? Simply because it is such a great value.~~

Now, with the Convenience of this special "passbook" account, you can earn the full 5% with quarterly interest payments and still add to your account at any time. • Minimum Initial Deposit As you know, we ore Mountoinside's bank and, frankly, we 4«ed 2349 p $.3,0^ .__:_ L cars in the country, and we were lucky enough deposits to meet the continued rieed for local mortgages,Your • to let this one: Kffift, Specially prepared t*,UfH - Investment Savings Aceourif is also an investment )n Mountainside, For example, Javelin has a longer wheeibaii, n?ore broke 106 American, National and International Iront head room, hip room and If g rs@m than either' Mustang or Cama.ro. Jawlin hai a bigger.dltplice- spitd rteordi list year. And no wonder. ment and more hortepower In its siandard l^gyilndtr Standard equipment includes a 4-speed You may make additional sits vnglna. Compared to..Mustang, and Camaro, oyf transmiiiion, hiavyduty ihMks and sprinii, Javelin has more glass area, a rssmler tmrtlc, and a~ ! Polyilas tiris, ind reclining bucket seats. And, more poweHul battery. And Javelin s massive tsntsur you can order big V4S enfinei ill the way up to of $500 at efny time bumpers and sleek, racy styling makes it a pi€eietter In it* cla>t. ••••••. 390 cubic inches. The whole package makes . for somt pretty exciting road negotiation. And you just can't get it anyplace else. Q«t with th«_v«lu*Tl«fjd«r; O«t with UM : ktyl«-l«ad*r. G«l with Javalln .. ,wh*ra ' WeVeTgotyourlTumbeFr going for you. • - The AMX #0000. Interest paid quarterly - Ave Motors, Inc. beginning March 1, 1969 369 SOUTH AVE. WESTFIELD,N.J. NATIONALBANK ••••; WESTflELD; MOUNTAINSIDE A FULL 232-2456 "A Local Bank dedicated SEIWICE •} '•*.••'••• to Community Service" EdwardScheuermann, Pres t'f Fnlml Kt->trir SfHr: i Minll.r Fi-ltf BANK •Thursday, May R, 1 "69 N.J. employment Propose independent study courses reported 68,400 A giate-wideco'tfi'we* on indanendent study lives nf si'lionlf wht"'e siiilh [>rogr^ms II.IVP t'nnison-l nlr Haven KepionRmighSf'ici"i, GIFTS will he held Mny I " m f'nhimhln iHph ^l»ni. horn I'Stnhllslml W'll 'l-en 1»>« llinli .if.»!•,,. Sninn.i thp speakers will be Dr. J, I.I iyd higher than 1968 FOR SONY South Orange. iiiont and npdi firiiin, I rump, ussoriate executive secretary if tin- The conference li sponsored by the State National Association of Secondary School I'rln- SPACE • SAVER "A program o( independent study Is designed bmployment increases -if h.SUl) ill nunu- Department of Education, In cooperation with to m.nke the student incrraslnRly res|ionslble ripali; Dr, Gary D. Loiiiw i, projectsdireetor, l.akpview High Srhonl, n#rBti(r, 111.; and IV, (acturlrig and 9,300 in nonnianufjcturiii,; MOTHER'S the school. Secondary srhool admlnistratorii, for Ills own learning," Dr. Wnrn?r stld, boosted tuti'l nuhjjjricultur.il uinpi yment in guidance p?rson"e] »nd Ir'terep'pd t'ochprs "'pnrhe'S md eriuirnrs feulri pUn nctlvitips Willis."! I'lunk'tf. d rector of in (ifppnrtpn* n r-iti"l.lti?dd ?,('" ,7?mn i ii dir'd- CLOCK from thfnugh^M? *hp Starr hs'f* f***~M if* IF<"' in whid> lli" et\id«nt wiiiirl spun.) a Inrjis" part study, Ssnssrt, i «'lg Iplan i, N.V., W.M will \U* ch* xcr rd' Hjj tn i-etinid'es I'M'p.ll ***' hs' DAY of his timo in 'lis nwn. We i'ope tnni this rr . describe programs in thoir school iistrirti'. tn ittend. m th? fJiviMon rif ! lannlniJ Hfni lie'sp.inil of tin' Dr. William H. Warner, director of sprnn- fprpive wll assist districts which nrf •••»—• -' \lso, administrptori an \ students of C'hutham Kf« jersey 1 ie|>ditm»nt if 1 J|HM,111.1 lluiiitryl , PROM RADIO dary educnclon for thn State Department of ••• ins an indep«ndent rtuly pr jgr.nn," High Srh'iol will enplain thp indoiien ient study 'hp empln\n>»nt r,ntal fo* \Ureh r XiJtfOde ii th.>t Educatinn, said th? confprenw is planned to I)-.-, W;irnor said he viewed the conferencf a? program at chit school and uoorge Coet,' ' ! 1 nf I ehnijn liy IS.hllcl, .I'hi W s IIMIVP dlgeiiis the Hevelopmcni of independent study n laical foP' w-up rif a ?'atr-îde cnftM' olMmhi.i 'ligh Srhoii will dif-uis tiipplnn thp S'lrch 1 l'• >level, 'host V'stnii.iti 's ex- progrnms in sprnndii y Ri-honls, Rpprpspntn- ,in mn.iii!oi rhpiliillni' lie' ' innt v« m uniî . i fn! n pr n^F am îiipf 1. = ' rhldp f'ritl, I •If-i" 1]!•!••> ft1 UNION 1,,1'WStlC, » "' •! w >r kers, jiid iiire> hrfapii •• . • •• 1 1- •,, ,. Degrees for Buckley f en\|-irtyprs in thf -tn«. Seton Prep 1 ho r *f filing ..f 1. W1 v rkpi ir thp Ill .I-M Lombardi and loh'in CAMERA Mother's Day will be an miscelUnpfiliS nwt'lif jfdir in,; md'isti ire offers play Sain' Pfter'i College, Jefsry ( Ity, will pinned employment in NPW Jersfj's f.icturn'S award five honorary degreei at it's severny. unforgetable occasion HIE 'hamati' Society of t" .411 estimated *ionp3(¥l in Sijieh. i ..nip.ifp0 Sprnn I tall PrPpar t'i-ory with last year, iniployment m botli ele -.tr'Cjl dnd nnn-el'^ tr iral nui^'Hieri •.inriiMM.i 'he SONY S.-hool, South Onnjp, win if If s marked with an Omega iowrlîde, \! weVPI, t1 " in.ijr!ir% nf preSf"1 Inh^f if ihp ^ in ! t' = The aware)" will g« to ^Hllam li'irkley !r,, m,itvifaetiiring indiistriee niii.wrd 'vt.r-thi'- night anH (ijfnnfr'iw nt k PORTABLE TV ennservativt' authnr snd editor: Milton r. ypar Prnpl-iyniPnl inrrPfnHnf*:, Jiv\ fiiînifHrri|r= o'clock In the Little Ihratrf Liwii, Saint 1'iter's regent and benefactor; ing as a whole was in Miinwiwl I4wi»iii of the VrJihishor " '•' " Vlnce I .ombirdi, pro foitball exeeuflve: •ii.jve last yeir'c total, Itirirlnl '.iditnii.ii.i. Thomas J, sranton, hpad tf rirst. l^rsey Na- Johholding in iinnianiif.ieriiring, i"flt»ciiiH: Bonfll Ban!1, a"d Ai'lB'i j, robin, pjcecuHve i hp draiTn fiirprrpii Hy 1 infrfi?s»d seas! nal aetiyitity, rise t" i*n esli- Mar'i Dnwenn, •>in<)Prrit ' nf "rprtnr r< rhf rort ' ,\*-v Vor \iithnrfy. 'Tirtpd I _«!(_ icln inKiarrh. I hr J,:'iH ' mcr •tiiont PiieUpy iind I'shin illl rn""] « dxrtM nf ? the I "i imi'ic Srv Ic-ry, i"vl ! in Monmafiuf i^furingef'pl' • inent y^ thp [ûif ? ;iw rteî'i efi rtrid 1 ewls, I ""< • ' ' • ' 1 Staged y I dwin Hr s^ is of enjsonal j'vance ' nf 1,2!)!) 'ii fnnstrni-. 11 ' '• -"ip Ipttprs, based on the fan-Ju'Stop e tl m, 2,J0n in rrncie, rtml 7,HiW in iprvipp-. "Mont 'y ' ('a 1" ifi Psyton, Nr'imanuf ictiring indiistr<»s, 'virh .in ifirrcisn Inn"., whl -h rlriw the siren of 2J,Mn I,, retail t'Jrif .is J f.mml.ir MI, t>x- nanded their payrolls by sri1' ••i""i»i\ 'i.i'" rlnn «( •>•' •• •< I ' i <>""• •"'•'•• New NCE program AIWA HIGH STYLED •Vo. emnlnypes 'ivpr the year. After being affected by in unusually short like the tri«l, the play em- in materials studies WnrifWBoi' in r?hniary nttrfhiitaWp fn a snow AM/FM RADIO [ihan-i/ps the • onfllft betwppn storm, wppVly parning^ "f fartnry prodncfinri the scientific knowledge ami w"rker« rr-ve'l upward hy .'linnsi eight diiiljt-p fiindampntfllist r •ligjoiic faith. Npw« rk f >!|pgp nf Enginepring ha e innnnnf D, Lonnon, projects di- reLtor, Lakeview High School, De acur, 111,, and Dr. WiUlam PLAYTEX Plunked, director of independent study, Syossei, N.Y.,who wiU describe programs In BRA and GIRDLE their school districts. Also, administrators and students of Chatham High School will explain _th» indjpeudiiin study program ai Qiac school and George Goetz of Columbia High SUioul win discuss the planning now under way for a program at his school.

Unit cites county In Its annual report, the SAVE11QI MeB-OFOlitan, Regional Counci l d'tii Union Coun^ for creating a clHzens adviiory bolrd lo PLAYTEX "CROSSYOUR-HEART"' BRAS the welfart board.Such boarda, 2For>4«>Reg,S3«>Each i.iys the council, advlsf "county i|enciei on improved 1969 mod" Super Carol methods lor keeping the public Those famous "Cross-Your-Henrt" Bros give Informed and for seeking Mate Hire Is a solid "Bridgi-Type" construction better aeparation, fitan d comfort plus Double lej^ilatlve and financial aid," that cannot help but impress you. Undercup Panels for hotter support. And you also Missive, deck-like six-inch top mve $1,01 whin you buy two of the popular Playtex . BLiiT TMOil BUGS! Find on Fashion Magic* "Cotton and Lace" Bras, seats. New "flare" uprights (2forS4.99, Reg, S3.00 ea.) and iwning striped walls give ALL THESE White. 32A—IOC, that expensive appearance. Exclusive foundation plates to ACCESSORIES IHGLUDEDI prevent settling and a 20-gauge g h SAVE$2QP toKARlVEj] "Vinyl-flex" virgin liner. The Heavy Duty Safety Ladder ^AttlSf PLAYTEX "5 LBS. THINNER" GIRDLES" will be the pool thit Sklmmir • ttst Kit • Footbath sets the pice. . Nu-Clo Tablets « Water You save $2.00 and discover how you can look jTwESTERNl Conditioner ..Underliner • 5 pounds thinner without losing a pound! Hand Shimmer • Chlorine FRil Y Dispenser Playttx 5 lbs. Thinner Girdle feels like FUN FOR ALL nothing you've ever felt before—you've NO MONIY DOWN got to.see it... touch it... to know the THE FAMILY wonderful'things it will do for 3 YEARS TO PAY yourfigure. RIDITHFOLD ACT NOW! Girdle Only $9,95 reg, $11,95 Complete line of accessories, Panty Only $10,95 reg. $12.95 STEAM TRAIN Long Leg Panty Only 811,95 reg. S 13.05 Replacement Liners, TRAIN LIAVIi Filters, Filter Parts, ZipptrStylfs: HiMINOTON Chemicals, Dicks, Ladders, Girdle Only $11.95 reg. $13.95 11s30. irOO-2:30.*M Long Leg Panty Only $12.95 reg. 514.95 Fences . , ,

: 1 ail at low discount prices! ••Siies"XS, Si:M,"L (Extra targe sizes S1.00 more)' SUNDAYS and Look /or the g\rdlc m the tall tube. HOLIDAYS TINY Tots \f As Seen on TV PLAY &. RECREATION iTEMS FOR' EVERYONE" • IRVINGTON CENTER '• EAST ORAHGI Special Ratei for 1000 Springfield Ave. ' S60Cenlrol Ave. Pttriiet ind Craupi NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST OUTDOOR POOL DISPLAY • UNION CENTER, •LINDEN, i 1000 Stuyvesont Ave. 3,10 Wood Ave., N. BLACK RIVER Open Daily 10 lo 9 30 — Sunday 11 to 6 • SUMMIT, • • WiSTFIELD and WESTERN U.S. ROUTE 22, GREENBROOK • PHONE 968-0440 395 Springfield Ave. 84 Elm-St. ra Bo, ii, iiNOOB, N, j. CAU (101) 7I2-##M

Cm . - Him sday May 8, 19GH- University choral director mornl growth; they strive to educate intornvd Benefit .ind eomi"ttto th- MF.Nr rrnvrnHnn In Washing- WltJl finnn Mnl pnlilnms |ieca»«e of the liicii Schprtiilp 1 foi ''• .'.'I!, on Sunday, May I 8, the ton. \rrivp Ii I'lainfield us a pri' UP tencher if j ' isli inneir fur of Ihr • j • i 11' ty ediicoriiii wli-^li tliry offer." will he held at th? '.'o-timniity Pi ,<> ill vole" ami violin. Honker hnkK a h'»c;ii>li)r; r'cls are s.ailalil" frorr iemple lieth S.'llO will f'hurrt, f>*»r f'flth and Meetinghouse de|-^^ from SoMth pafi'ii'^ I û'^'atiri f SIJI^J^ Mini, ili-il'ii^t'i , II ihr I'nlrxri ty,,ni, , , Lane, MointMnf'ie Tickets "iis hepurfl>ise(1 irli'.fii' •ional officip, -'MIKI. 'I -r 'v in ml anff Hi- -njling "> ' "> ' t tti'l it.ir i ii ;il k.-. cut- at thi" g DPPENHEIMER FUND .1 I ll'r |< '•-,h . Tils hf ay IS ronceri is the finil < e«Pnta.. , A MUTUAL FUND Is Auertc, Q! choral n:HvltieS at tion 1,1 thf l^m-A r'arhways in Mi'«slr" AIR (li'-klnson '- Inlver slrv, R>itJi@ffr>f 1 j rhaml "r mi'S'T sor i CONDITiONIR nnd mirsirnl dirpeinr of the n,i|ii- BOB TANSEY f.impus, profit IT gganw>ti''n, Ta'hwiys In SERVICE f il Socl»fy. I'or>"->rly Hirfc'ir " ' the . ilf'l R*gl&nat Mgnggrr O fleld SCPVS tn hring to the at'a " o ilstp 'idint; pi»r riflii'if-id High ^Cho-V 'lotires he w«« I .l|h" WHITIHALL ASSOCIATiS ^f fo'me's sporisll.'itig in chnniber litn arur i chosf n dit ectnr 'if |Of," of thn Mist 'nr1 prrsent, thi>i fllî 9 Repair Csylking "tare High ' 'i| Chor.is MOUNTAlHSiPf 333 MOO nBefl>H ro|p in th« fiilriltsl life • Check Cenn?tii@p' rn i \iir ' t that r|w S)'i)m.)n Si-lii-. l).iy S.hti.ils 9 Cheek CendeniBf iii"nln-," rh.. n.iiincfm'nt adrlsH rifti'nt in indlspi'iis ilih . iipoi i.ir mr.ins 9 Check IvapQfgtsf innirine the rr"-i»(" r in fl. s f.,||Htl V, PFLAY Roger Hnl« Cadet \ lownrcl rited HIP Sol' 111 1 s hfirlitP! Sfh.i ,\t .,fff I : in infensin" jr*ish odiicitiun *' i iihin • I with s ARGUS WAS 3021 MOST PRACTICAL s< curriculum of general syndics, Ili-;y ,in' ion- 1353 Liberty Av*,, Hillside is hearty with plaque, grant 'fi-ntA u'th (he totBl personfllify "f the child VACUUM CLEANED '•irt|n,i hia intoll,.ri.,ili | •• i —• •• ql ei.-ial and Cadet Lt. rimotjiy P. Howard, son of Dr, and Mrs. J, ramph#ll Hnwprd, I 414 Frrnwio.1 rd., SL'ro Ar'- YOU CAN OWN i at math... f "If* r 1'f »f 1 Hif MountiiiiTsidti, rerplvei thr •Smol I îr Sociery '!! OlHi -.u,if.r \ 1 ,,.1... p]"qiii> and a financial asrtstanCF pint • ibbon in fa ighwas , UJIIP 'liF«, In thf field of msthrmAties. Ml itffms '.tliî 'Ini i[ t « senior at fipvernor Living at the sp'lng awafHs per-mony ;f the i^^d\ ihan '•'- Jili1 wer pp SKY TOP FARMS -1 I J L M VGCU- . ston Regional Hish School, ATROIt; Detachment ?' ''arks follene cf to Ihp 1 r,,w I nnrkeley Heights, is Nn, i, 'Veronaiiafal Technil"EV «f «i('n i ....is, i •„( 1340 SUMMIT UNI, MOUNTAiNSiDf. N 1 Rn&er Hale, ion of Mr, and •rsltv on ApMl °, -^ Maid Mrs. Mhert Hale of 43 P»ich 'Tie Arnold Ah Sociery plaque was presented P^, ^ • Hor.ei lor Hire ave., Berkeley Heights, has to Howard "in recognition of his dynamic Degenhardt cited j^^ S j • Hortes Bought ond Sold BUILT IN VACUUM CLiANING SYSTtMS been ranked as the top high leadership and outstanding dtdlcaUon in ae- ' "" nilALiTY rnni ¥41 !IF schn'il mathematics stijdpntin tivstinp an»i motivnring th- m^mhership of NRW YORV CrTV.-w.ilter <^*V; ' * Riding Inifrui-tion. Iiegenhiirdr. CL.r of W,V> New Jersey In a nfltional con- Arnold Air Sociery during the winter lOfrR /V/M^V • Group & Privote test sponsored hy die Marht- trimester." The financial assistant grant rih- Wondacres d',, Moimninsidr, ( IUKMS S maticil Aisnciation of bon wag presented to him for being selected was honnred last week by thp DIAMONDS / A " • Surnmer Horiemanshlp EASY & ECONOMICAL TO INSTALL IN Equitable 1 ife Assurance So- Ah YOUR PRESENT OR FUTURE HOME America and the National as a top cadet. Fach grant provides full pay- i^HB , * , Dav Cnmo ProqrBm Council nf "Tearhersof Mathe • meni of rulHon, laboratory and associated ciety of the U.S. at its five-day WATCHKS » A i|i H National Leader*! Conference. Attendance was based nn lift' Hale scored 133 points out RIN<; HKIS From Beginner fo Show Ring of a possible maximum of 1W, YOUNC. DRIVERS insurance ialeg and services Driver1; under 2? years i| age ,i ..-uni for rn policyowners during iflfrS. 1 This was 21 points higher than his nearest competitor and nnly one hf'h of \mpri' a'c drivers hiir were Dennhardt was cited as a WESLEY' involved in one hird of all iatal highway Call AD 3-4751 better than the combined score member of thi National Lead- 173 Mountain Ave, • Springfield of half of all the high ichnnls crashes in l^tSR, ai, nrdm| in an annu.il repnrt ers Carps fnr $1 million of in the itate, from The travelers Insurance Companies. production last year. joieph Son. mathematlci coordinator of the Union is an engineer. This, together County Regional High School with outside reading, quickly District, said of Hili's abil- put him far ahead of his fel- ity: low itudenu. Thii year. Hale is taking DIEPGLIANS VOUR HOUSE "Roger has ths greatest in- FROM ATTIC TO iASEMENT part in the science honori sight Into advanced mathe- program at Columbia Uni- matlci of any student I have versity in the fields of vector come into contact with in my Gala Grand Opening Celebration analysis and computer pro- 28 yeari with the regional gramming. Hale and a friend, district. When the national Richard Little, have already rankings are made public, I FEATURES desiped a new computer sys- aspect him to be near the tem/ top." Healthful • Quiet Operation • Dustliss • • • NEW WESTFIELD OFFICE • • • Cleaning • Complete Attachments • Child "THE DESIGN IS ON Proof • High Power • Light Weight RATHER THAN BE RE- QUIRED to attend math elai- PAPER ind partially as- sea, Hale ii allowed to pur- sembled," he said, Other current fields of Interest includes Suburban sue an Independent course of study in advanced mathe- topolofy, which probes the matics. Besides hie own out- properties of pometric con- Clip ind Mail Coupon For Frei Dimonitritlonl side sources of material, Hale figurations, and the so-called Trust Company Ms Mali To: CUSTOM VACUUM SYSTIMS takes advantage of technical matrix theory. ^W 1281 Bound Brook Reid, Middlisix, N.J. 01848 publications made available Accepted at the Missachu- ^ OR CALL 9181200 to him by Son, setti Institute of Technology, Saturday, May 17th Hale ranked third In the Hale said he intends to obtain itata in the sam§ contest last his Ph.D in pure mathematics. 9 AM to 4 PM Hale wasn't the only Cov, I .year. aneTwas,,36th 111.the,pa-.,, J tidha'l ranking". ' -Livingston -student to rank h'f |h ~ In tht competition. David Ale- j According tp Hi la, hii In- jljgflebrttign of thi grand ADDRESS tirtst in math came early barg pined the third bigheit when he began following his .ranking in Un#n Gounîand paniiifofoui second West- TOWN ZIP father'i work it Ball' Tele- was 21st in the stite, helping WtltJ oftio^ Dtslgned to of- phone Laboratories in Mur- the Berkeliy Heighaiehoolto ray Hill, where, the elder Hale be ranked third in New Jersey fer Immidiati full banking out of the ISO competing Mgh_ service while the permanent schools. Third member of the Governor Liyingitonteimwai office Is being constructed, Donald Kuehne, this new and attractive "PORT-A-BANK" building is the first of its kind in the One parent nation. We'll also have a tent full of gifts, prizes, souvenirs ILECTRIO HOSTESS SET group meets and surprises for you and the entire family. The Single Parents Group will hear Harry Devlin of Mountainside, artiii, author and cartoonist speak on architecture at their regular monthly meeting to be held •at" thipWefmm-WMCA^fit™ morrow at 8;3O p.m. Dtvlln, who is profesior of art at Union College is known for his many contributions to the world of an and for his children's booki. The group will hold election of officers for the fall season. Theprnrjoaeri slate In. GIFTS cludei Ben .Eskesen, president; John Covingten, vice- OPENING A NEW CHECKING president; Jeanne Thomas, OR SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH secretary,1 and Helen Money, treasurtr, [nattllation will $50 OR MORE take place at the June din- (LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER) ner-dance to be held at the Black Eagle Inn in New Providence, Coming events include the annual picnic for parents and children at Tamaques Park, Details will be available at the meeting. Single people who are divorced, widowed or legally .separated have been invited to attend. An orientation period is scheduled at the ^ginnini.oLiich^meeting-iii^ IN OUR GOLDEN GIFT FOR YOUR YOUNGSTERS order to acquaint prospective" 1000 PRIZES VAULT SWEEPSTAKES IN OUR GIANT PENNY PARTY members with requirements, 5500 FREE $500 in pennies... our dona- You wiFrriceivB your LucNy Key Card In tion to starting children on Firm to take part ths mail, All cards look- ".alike- ...but-...ojje_ -the road to thrift.-will-be-giv-- The Stuff who set the Trend ut Croti- thousand of them will open your golden en away free in a penny party vault door. Bring your Lucky Key Card with fofd Enr Pierrinp Center Is now in.Chicago show game that makes saving fun. you on Saturday, May 17th, If it opens the Your child can keep all the loented nt 1585 Morris Ave,, Union. Mountainside will be vault door you can take your choice of any represented at the SOth pennies he can put in a coin • New Professional Offices of the five gifts shown here. If you do not bank in one minute . . . he anniversary convention and receive a card in the mail,, we'll give you • New larring Selection educatjonal expoilaon of the gets to keep the_coin-bank, , • NiwClub plan National Restaurant Agsocia.- one on opening day. too. Children must be accom- • ••••.• t'Same Professional Service • aon(NRA) in Chicago'j Inter- panied by an adult. national Amphitheater, May -rTT • Plenfv of Free Parking . 25-28, by Allmetal Food. Hours; Daily 10 nm. - fiM p.m.; Equipment, 1050 Brlitol rd. •Man, nnd Thurs, nights til 9 p.m. The Restaurant.Hottl '- Closed ffed. Motel Slow, one of thenaflon'i oldest aid largest Bade con- Located in the Me Mohon Building neor vehtibni, attracts rhore'' ifann EDK SOUVENIRS Two Guys eni Mark Twain Diner 60,000 food service and lodg- I IlLL FOR THE FIRST 22505 0 VISITORS ,,,,„ilng_opjratgr£ Mm.uallytq die. ^ -Windy : City,:-Tfls year; the ' show theme will be "Golden . The OpporttmJdes," to eommemo. rate fte NRA's golden Ear Piereirtg Clinic aBnlveriary, . .

1585 MORRIS AVE UNION To publicity ehoirmim Would' you like Some help 964-1040 In preparing newspaper re- TRUST COMPANY leases? \vVite to this news- ORIGINAL 1964ALLSILVER KENNEDY paper ind ask for our "Tips HALF DOLLARS TO FIRST 50 ADULT NEW WESTFIELD OFFICE on Submitting News Re- VISITORS 580 SPRINGFIELD AVE. (NEAR ROUTE 21) leases." ' MEMBER F.O.i.C. French buffef simplifies enietiaining Thursday, May R. 1 °^LODD ITKMS; Abou, t You,„r, Gumbo soup idea/ 1 If you hove a flair for orig- namfi for i.h« Trench province p"lp (generally not enten), is Figure ~ If the differend inallry In sntertainlng, fflshiori fiam whp'e It ori|insi"d, and a convarsation pi-ce, and has N 1. DEPT, AGRICULTURED CERTIFIED MERION BLUE QRASS betwMn your heljiht and your your next buffit party niter « authentic Roiuef'Ti, easily a dellralB flavor i •o.mhlihg waist is about 14 Inches you for dining meal served «t [nshlonnblp (dentlflf-i by the red sheep ire kseplni yourself In shape cheese restaurants In Carls. emblem, from southwest in-one soup 'omei canned or The highly sophisticated to look your be it in clothes Dining outdoari on a mild You couldn't choose anything i ranee, 1 or those who like a evening ll not only pleasant palate mty re'lsh s goat LAWN SOD , , , Shirt Tips — Long- fro/en, and if eoqVi up in less pungent cheese there is 1 1 better, more attractive, or cheese pointed ihlrt cgiinrs are best but o'ten easier than (lining In- an hniii I" ' « fonlly ifcHnl Honrol with its disUrH-hvely wch OP the pyramid easier to handle, Elian n I rerH-h shapeH tar heavy men; regular spread gidn. Serving is infer'Mai, and '• lat. rnilfl fl«v"r which has a spc- ,-hi—se called V al- TURF GRASS, INC. buffet with an flssorr^ntini of encay. cellars are good for nhorf the ""iusi charcal hro'iid Iwen the rooHni! is effori- i-ial lanj, or Port SolutlBe- or the log shaped nlen; and wide spresid or buf- meal if rtnei—n « ™r m Sweet temptation fine f-rench cheesei nj the referred ig simply as IPSS: rrepar it orlglnfllpd at the \h. (LaBirre & Srhuch) tmedôwn collars nre bf>sf make. Is there anyone who can re- num electric kettle or Hutch ed cold meats. It's o meal to hey of i'Qri Salu', the iijthen- § thin men. But supposing you're bored oven with thermostat •• regu- sist homemade candy — ei- E. WILLOW AND BLEEKER ST. 1 inspire enthusiastic taste- tie rrencli I'ort i« dis- wit ' grilled meats and ynu're lated temperature, tht gumbo pedally when it's chocolate? 1 •\n artfully arranged troy of f testing and lively cgniersa- e' by tM w>rd MILLRURN, N.J. DR 6-6060 too tired to ool around with needs nr> pot watrhing and whan Unlike fudge or fondsnt, which ham, fine graiinid salami, and the c-i'arcrial gr ill7 Snppnsing tton. VRRI V.) pps> is importefl pate from France PFAI ninFri WITH THE GROWER ANH BF SIIRF nr flnlehtd can be Itppt at "»rv- tflke » g™d dpnl of skill and a square choese from the SILVER REPAIRS you'ri just love to put up your ing fomperature until the i hit of lurk, these Choeo- provide a fine assortment nf FRESH CUT SOD REFLATING feet, ny abrn-csHabrn and <>< Champagne and cold me'ii, And of com se, a fsmih ip ready to eat. Vir- Inte C reams are »isy aridfool- lorrsin--, t°semblin| t'am- Wort. Do™ In All Mauii have s tasty, one disii menl tually nil "lectric utensils are propf nnough for a rcul fledg- fine reH wine, not too ' ' ady, enibert, hut sligt'tly iironget Hillmark Silvertmitfii Rpppnr on yûr patlo7 made of aJuminuni because ling candymaker, Paker's readily ccmple""""" '''•* in flavor, rnnciiifi aui'Msisins, selprtinn if food. If, instead of abra-cadibra this metal conducts heat more Semi-Sweet Chocolate makes siLli its outer crust of grape you say. "Clumbn a-T'O-Co," quickly and evenly than any [htm dark, rich, and smooth. you are on your way. Every, other cookware matfiriai. Just CHOCOLATE CREAMS thing in thli delicious meal- a§ with rtpillar itove-top I packane (S squi" <•''< «»"il utfnsils, you ft no hat spots sweet chocolite Mother will lorn... to HndHrcook, lemperarure 1 1 cur huner or mirgarinp [n start, ynu n\ight tim- can be. perferrly eontrnlleH in 1 V* Cups siftefi ronfiir bine the tiny I a Vaehe Qui The Gill That'll Bnghltm He, Life' aluminum utensils an Hontrs' sugar Rit cheese bits on picks with esperial boon to 'he l»dy «hs 2 lahlespoons llg1" <«<>v?n or black oihes 'o whet likes "> put her fs»t in 1 teaspoon vanilla the palate, Ne«t, hijh on the 1 11 fln list I" creamy ("ame'nberl < -WEHAVETHERiGrfTGiTT! 1 Choeolare spr " '"" "' " ntlMBO \ '"" '- 'i chopped 'i"'s, from Norrnandy, and Brie 1, 4 cup butter F'srrislly melt "horoiate Frigidaire i 2 -up chopped fro en onion" Rqsiarps with bi'fter e er hot I whole fvmed c loked wairr. Remove from WIPI; SUNDAY, MAV H MARK OP chli-keri, oh""' ' f ••'" sitr rapidly imti\ chocolate is I II cup flour entii'sly melted. Blend insug- Ii •REFRIGERATORS 1 teaspoon silt gar, 'i earn an»i vanilla. Chill • t >O»?li.,g fl.f 1/2 teaspoon larlif p"wHot until mivtijre wtU hnld Its Motbtri Day 1/2 teaipoon pepper shape — _ about 1/2 hour. •WASHERS -DRYERS THIS IS A USED CONTINENTAL I can condenserf r.».™ ••' Form "hocalafe mixnire into n day f«r TUF ONI Y CAR FINER I celery soup small balls; them roll '•• AIR CONDITIONERS CONTINFN1AI 1 can beef bouillon chqcolpte sprinkles. Make* I tablespoon Wm'"'" about 5 dO7en ™nfections. shire sauce Note' ConfecHoni should be |BUILT BY FRI6IDAIRE • BACKID BY OINBHAL MOTORS 1 1 Hiffarrnr* You miihi saj il" • L. - j .... J I 2 teaspoon thyme etorefl in th# refrlgernrnr. Th?r* Bifn|jJv if np •'vr?i?r tiiicnifll im (I a hr« 1 can baby sliced tomatoes wey to isy -'thsnt Ysii" a till longer ihuh i nih^ 1 paekagp fro/en elieedokr i tE? ysur fnethef ih «ti with a . BRICK CHURCH S, BERNSTEIN, INC. I-RP^. Thr rlnuir look I pound fro?sn rievBineH Chicken Algerian bos of FUSSEt-L. STOVER You ran irarrely Ifll that ft U not I Condi Pi item Over SO Veers )n Susineif" hi! not changed, THF far has bp^n »f?H In prifH* pnnHitlflH Shrimp PIPE SHOP Saute onions in butter in diet elegance 270 Springfield Av». 1990 Sprinqlield Av». electric Dutch oven or kettle WALKER DR!"GS 531 Main Street Newark Moplewsed Any rime of year, chicken From 11.11 ID 14,71 set at 175 degreei, Dredfe last Orange PHONE 243.7573 MAKE THIS YOUR YIAR TO MOVi UP TO A LINCOLN chicken parti In mixture of is an aid and comfort to the 1 MILL RD,, IRVIN6TON 672-1670 flour, salt, |arllc powder and dieter. Compared with oriier 375-6262 pepper. Place In utensil and popular meats, chicken ranks LINCOLN CONTINENTAL HEADQUARTERS cook turrdni occasionally. Add lowest In calorie count, The '67 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4.Df, IChoire of J>; Green, Bur- loups, Worceitershlri sauce, National Broiler Council lundy or Blue; Vinyl Top and fnmpiemenlin( jmuine Itilher thyme, tomatorei and okra, points out that a three-ounce interior. Full power with "FACTORY AIR and slereo upe with Cover with Ui Reduce heat to portion of skinlesi broiled radio with remainder of farlory 5 yr,, 50,(100 milei wirrinif. 325 degreei, Simmer for 30 chleken, for Initance, has only 115 calories. BRICK CHURCH APPU ANOE 1966 Lincoln Conlineniiil 4-dr, >tdm; medium blue wiih vinyl mlnutei. Add shrimp and cook top md pleiied genuine leilher mm, full puner, FACTORY another 30 minutes, Serve Chicken Algerian combines AIR and ipeed ronlrol. over hot cooked rice, Servtl browned chicken pieces wltti 6 to 8, diced eggplant, onions, and 1966 Lincoln ConlinenUl 4.dr. ledan; RAH, lulo, Irani,, power tomato sauce. Tabasco, the FREE •leering, power bnkei, power windows, power «eal!, FACTORY Parslied rice from your FREE freezer, heated in an alumi- Liquid red pepper seasoning, AfR.CONDITIONING; Dirk Creyj low mileage and lerviced addi spicy zest to the won- by ui — Showroom Condition! num elecffle skillet or siuce- COLOR pot, and toaited corn bread derful eomblnaflon oflngredl. YR, ]%5 Lincoln C.Dntinenuil 4dr,, dark green with full power, complete thli Up-smacklng entl. The dish is cooked in FACTORY AIR ind leilher irimj JuM Uorieoui! SET UP! •upper which allows even the a skillet and simmers only^ prices slashed! WARRANTY! cook to enjoy the beautiful about a half hour until done. CHICKEN ALGERIAN LINCOLN CONTINENTAL HEADQUARTERS evening from the depths of a comfortable chair, 2 broiler-fryer chickens, cut into serving pieces and SUPERB SERVICE WINDOW DRESSING 2 teaipooni salt at If metal windows seem Paprika severe, dresi them up by 1/3 cup diet margarine framlni them with wood easing 2 medium onions, chopped •or moldlnp. Pick up standard 2 clovts garlic, minced window casing or moldings at 2 cans (8 ounces) tomato RCA your lumbar ytrd, cut and sauce, ,* apply »arpunrl,intirioc.,Qiwex?^, _, 1jeasrjeon..dried leal jhyjnea t£-^V^î£»î' terior edges o^the windows, "°iîi"''dHiSi**lif'''biSr H80 Sqrinr Color-Picfure— 1/2 teaspoon Tahaico i NEW TV S.lliUoldoo.,*!* % medium egfflanti, peeled id 01 >a -t.nl od Call 6B< 7700 , and diced. Features Auto. Fine Tuninc Sprinkle chicken pieces on both Bides with salt and paprika. Heat margarine In vary^ large iidliet or Dutch oven; add chlcleen pieces a few at METAL MFG. Co. •.•5 a dtnt and brown on both sides, Return chicken pieces to skillet with onion and garlic. Mix tegetiief tomato lauce, thyme, basil and Tobasco; add to FREE skillet. Simmer, covered, IS minutes. Add eggplant and Dtllvery cook, covered, 10 minutes Service longer or unHl chicken is tender. If desired, serve sprinkled with chopped green pepper, YIELD: 8 servings, 300 calor. II Intll dl«|, (ilrturo Model FL 410 iei each.

It took a while for leitiier ' SQUAR1 IIADIR «r Vista Color TV • Stereo Phono* FM-AM/FM Radio 3" HOUND liADEK—10 l«njlh to lose its motorcycle image, but it hti finally hippened, Complete home entertainment center featuring Nrmontnt leltid On Leither In everything «from 6 speaker stereo and unsurpassed beauty of new WNiriNNISH heid to toe — ii in faihion. 1"«3" Squat. Ufldtr 101 Vlita Color TV, Hurry to BRICK CHURCH and There is increased uie of sovel 5" BOX QUnlR leither as i trim for ipgrt ,017 Oouii, 10* Lan|l shirts and sport Jacket, And !«', 30', 25', 90' Unjlhi In for wirm wiather, it's a P«rmon«nl Bakid-On "wet" leither look « witti WHITE FINISH sleek and shiny clre nylon, ALUMINUM OUnilL especially for beach wear „, For teenap males, the big ^ CHAIN ONK FINCIN - OAtVANIZEO faihion this '.Spring, can i>e M-*II $âs iummid up in i few words WELDED FENCE —' "BeUs V Boots," The 14" HL I-. n. W« former refers to trouser bot- 47' NL In, N, IK U" NL In, P(. Ut toms which ranfe from a ilight W" NL' IM. fl. Hi flare to a 20-inch "elephlnt" W Hi, RM, Fl, Hi bottom^ The litter referi to Coth t. Carry a variety of stylei — from t-Onft K.lli GAIVANI/EO the low demi -boots to the 10- FREE W HL RM, fl. u< inch helgit in glove-type HL 812 Hlllibereugh RHL WEIDIDFINCEKIT Delivery w HL Fl. <]( leather with blunt toes, Hat 4f' HL IM, M, IK Service 95 heels, and many buckles and W HI RM. If. m iMnlsat'13l t r.«h. CompUl. ROMANTIC MOOD M" HL RM. ft, «St jewels that look like an- 295 Sq. In. «" ML IN. Fl. Mi , 4T1 NL IM. ft, Ut -.UGoit. M™,,d aques befit a modern jprl. lHU kta mh A Coriy it 4' f«iti si/ts £r^*L M" HL RM. ft, 7S< 2?S Iq. In. RCA Viifo FAGORY REMNANT SAIEI VINYL CARD FENCE IN Table Model OLOWINO GREEN COLOR TV and SNOW WHITE XOtORTV fMORBOND* t»itl ii-rt *«* t, uhMllH itnL D«p«ndobl» quality-a«iur»d nit SYSTEM. TERMITE color tuning, I Ml VHF line tvnar. Model GL 610 PORTABLE DOG KENNEL 13 Ineh dia'g.''picturi. CONTRO Biggett RCA picturtl All pitls iri pits in ciailiUI) nt libticitii fir (1ST iutilblln. Nl jtsU Ftdtum tolid • fttat* h «t Ii [null, it wire ti stntcl ir nits color itabiliier. ti kin NO CASH DOWN! HKJSV Hit-—r wid»— TS loch diu. picture Model FI> U2 WngKt 3 YRS/TOPAY! 5' 85c Vinyl-ttod tlt*l mtih. ham»- 6' ~.71.00 Ond fitttngi In matcKtng 7' 1 25 olon FREE-INSPECTION SHORT-HILLS UNION RAHW_AY_ ORANGE MORRISTOWN Gahranlitd Driv« and Walk GATES GoK-oniitd N0NCUMIA1U FENCE By you' CERTIFIED PEST CONTROL SPECIALISTS 2714 1735 170 151 B*rrtard ,& Soul Tanne 724 36"H.«3*"W. Georg«» A Central Ave. Sooth St. Call us today} WINNING Motrit Tnpk. Morris Ave. St. SERVICI DR 6-9337 MU 7-2288 FU 2-0699 OR 5-8300 538-7664 ,D.U,o, IOC R0UM2W GAUGE lilt W1IVIIT IWm. Otitt) ITH nt tl tat* TH CtrtUt— SWIMMING OTHER STORES IM NEWARK, BERCEHFIELO, 8LO0MFIELD, MAHOVER, f* Mon. 1^, T>«^ WMI, Hiyit, » Fd Hi Sol ARAX Main OfTic* 170 Control Ave, Orangt PARSIPPAMY, SOMERVILLE, EMCLEWOOD 488 LYONS AVIHUI, IRVINCTON NHH a" _ Exterminating Co., Inc. OR M30O 235 LYONS AVE.« NEWARK Phon» 143-8117 s 923-2345 OPEN WEEKDAYS 9:30 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M-SATUBDflY 930 A M. TO 600 P.M.* PLENTY OF FRIE PARNINC •Thursday May 8, 1869- Lawyers to meet next week instructors are on hand to giveinfllylrlualhelp. It hoi been eidmRted that jome 1,200 persons 'Black Culture Night' at NSC received s-amc kind of help minre rhe program i'ogan in I ehrusry, 19*8, for annual state convention nie unique venture In adult self-help was More than 2,000 New Jeriey attorneys and the lawyers and their wives hear Sir Francis launched by Mrs, Dorothy Minkqff, director of their futats are expected to gather at the Gumming - Bruce, the governor and com- to benefit storefront school •h» resources center at New ark Stite, Howl Shelburne in Atlantic City from May wander-in-chief of the Bahamas on Friday A program fltled "A Night of Black tuimre" p by the Is.iniji t'li'iimin.irs o' "r »->k hr IS- P to examine erueliil lasuei facing both evening. On the prograr" with Sir Pruned are will be ['erfprmH at the Ne.«,nrl Siite Cqllepe i aiti th» |n ? i lopl-ets if I li/abeth, the legal profession and saelfity. The three- New Jersey Governor Pidliard I, Hughes, Thpster for the r'er'oi tnlng \rts. Union, at K I ic lots .«.-, ji .-in.I can be nhtaint.d m the day session, the 71st annual meeting of the Attorney General Arthur J. Sills, American p.m. Situiday, Mav I ". It will iv-nefitth. \d'ilt vl'il! I P.irniHjji «nti?[,'?h F irst nt., Fliyabeth, david BVKB«JRRR | New Jersey State Bar Aflsoeistiem, will focus Bar Assfidatin" President WiUiim T. GnsRprf Learning Center, a storefront fla.eprpom in ir hv i-allin,- ill ••'.'i., ri,. ii!i,i,,,i,, , ,[] B_B ^r^^û. jpl I *f r on such divergent items ns organ frtmspliinrii and State Bar I'rnsMant T. rtirarTi Whiit™. Faiyabethport that pnvldes self-help 'n, < l.ilf iNe a thif 1in.,r. and consumer protection. 'if Somervilie, who wish to imp'ove fheir ed(Ht pr fleet is one if »he most An international note will be added w>» FesfureH speaNrs of naticmal stature in- lh' program will Includit fhe Thom,is Mr thriuiu- and energetic pmgrams if New.nii clude rw--> Swte rJeparfmen! specialists on Cray nance-s, a p-gfsesional Afi o- Vmnticm State's Siiilt I diirnri >n Resnurfns Center, a Mid. F.imt and Far East •ffairs who will con- group 'lorn NntJeN thai per'^rmiMnterpt.-Uir .-• in • siting nnd i|hrats: I'enft fr>' adul' aiuc«- McDermott wants duct a ' Foreign Fniicy Priefing" »nd psy- dances hased on Afrl'an folk iantfe and tlin |-r fnnr thr.Mij-'-pi'l 'he state, snjil n chologist Or, Albert Ellis, Dr, Rills, who hap rhyfhrni, iiping iiit'entif "osrunies anfiinstru. Npu.ii1 Ht-> .iffV'.il, It Is d,rtj a In It • i>' I'- \f.T • ir iMpi (ni| r five sl"ll s in Roe's job divided will speav on marriage cnncllistion, with Baptist rim. i-h li> in .t».,h .in pi.,,, ..,-[•. I ifaliiij:, wiitiric, .vifiiMiPt'.- nr fplrif, sfniy particular emphasis on sexual problems be- sniitiS, sui'je,ts le,i hr'L- tc a Mgli S.-JKIOI equii alefury State Senator Frank X, McDermott, candidate rween married couples and their effect upon •\ fighl™ show will b' pi es«nte1 ,i\- I ntimfl .ii irnjT'ivti in the nee •? I nglloh as a seeonH nnd for the GOP gubernatorial nomination, called marriage. Federal tax reform prospects in the Fashions o! Brooi'lyn, d""iipe>-g o( Air J- i 1 thli week for dividing the responsibilities of current Cong;=ss will hi dHrussed b> chief Americnn fashicis tride frfni hanH-wn pv Vl>.Me it,- i.1in:tTp' t.^ i.i : ll/ih-thi'nrr |t?M A ! I. rnngre*?^1 ^-a' **< •iitî-*ic« h* I nii^f!^ u - -\ New jersey's Commissioner af Coiis#rvit)"" fahrics impnrTed from Nftica. Mot'I- "Hi un|( i uir'o t .!••',;'. Pun i-iui ,1i ci> in ins and Economic Development, Robert \, foe, wirth. timp fr.i'M ' -i.if, to ' p.til M' seselons dealing with SarurM,i> for m in.1iudii.il session of pro- "cannot promote industrial growth and at critical issues facing New jersey is a dis- Spring Song' Ball jrimn'fd learning. InstpaH of rlaseeB, the the same time protect nur mnHt haoiififn! cus,=(in of the new public employee collec- Io Pwkliri»'. •oiitoi pr-nidos 'iiioHete whit-li tp.ii-li, jesf nnd 1059 Springfield Av»., natural acreage," tive bargaining act, Recommendatjpns to he held on Saturday siil'l's aii'ftprf, the students must m,-ster one Open Fri. 8, Mon. lv«». "til ?, The 'Senate President cited Sunflsh Pond as emergirf »rom this prograr-i enuld be * '• •' ' \ < 111 1 rl V"l| 1 i I'f « ere. ir p Mpip in o'-der tn | forpsd t" the nrvf Ihs "Spring So> Bali sptv< sororl l-V It a "classic example" of the conflict bee™"' K 'i" •li>i . Ml P. I ' junior Commltte" of 'Me lerses 1:, "Here are hundreds of acres clearly worth TWO OF THE PBSOLLfnnNS w« phony Orchestra will If held Sani' protecting for our children, nnd yet they may to C"me before the members at their husi pnilf*': nnH ask ' ' 1,400,000 AMERICANS be despoiled as sn (mpwiienr maanB ro rheap Among notables "xptrtrd W arten• ness session are expected to touch off enn- Ho electric power, liderahle discussion. The first deals with the ?* pirini anH Mfp. RirharH J. Hughes ARE CURED OF CANCER "I intend no criaclsm of the Commissioner Office of Public Defender, which a special MOTHERS DAY TREATS of Conservatfon and Economic envelopment," committee of the Association says Is NEED HILP» Find ih. RIOMT McDermott explained, ' 'however, 1 do believe "iufiering from iegliiatlve economy," The n with B Wan! ki. that tills job Is paradoxical and that the man committee's report culls for artdltinnal in- Humane Society FANTASTIC BARGAINS holding it eventually will fulfill only half his vesagators and staff artortwy's as well as elects new chief 1 responsibility, Sunlish Pond is a pertectIllus- "competiave salaries," The committee sug- PORTRAITS USCIOU* LINCIRIE PE!f.HfiiB| TRAVEL Sin tration of the conflict built into this office." gests an appeal to the legislature to increase The Hiimsnji îclgty of the in deep rich MADI.V CHIC CULOTTES HOSTESS ROBES According to McDermott, the preservation appropriaaons to the Public Defenders Office Lnilfd States, New jeriey 0 BRIGHT BFAUTirill BFACH COVIR (>r« before "a breakdown of adffiinlif ration of French, Inc. hasch of Sunfish Pond while essentiil. Is only part 1 COLOUR, SHIFTS TERRIFY Criminal jHeMee" nrriirs in rasas Involving ter h, Crslgi ! of Mexandria, of the igsue, "We have thousands of acres f.,,,ri,.. ii..., i •lijt.ilv I..,,,.!», worth protecting, including the Pine Barrens, indlgents. Va. to he Its new Great Swamp, and our coast line. If we are The second resolutlnn involves the limiting direcior, Russell |, Custer, going to deliver something of value to future of attorneys fee§ in Infant Injury cases. state preslriont rniHo the an generations, we have got to have a separate The 6,500 member professional organiza- nngncmenl. Commissioner of Conservation whose sole tlon will also consider the flndlngi of the A former resident of the Phone 761=9716 410 Ridgewood Rood responsibility will be the proteeHnn of nur American Bar Association In support of re- Somtriit Counfy, Cril|if great natural preserves," taining the adversary system in automobile holds a BA degree In journal- Hours -- 12-4 Maplewood, N.j, accident cases and opposing proposals that ism from Rutgers University, would settle many of these claims on a "no-fault" basis, Sandman sets tour The ladles program will feature fashion humorist Judith Keith whose speech is en- titled "I Haven't A Thing To Wear," to push candidacy The Installation of new officers will con- Rep. Charles W, Sandman jr, announced elude what is ejected to be the largest plan! this week for a montti-iong county-by- statewide gathering of lawyers on record in county speaking tour of New jersey In his New Jersey, Wood-Ridge attorney Charles U eimpflip for the Republican nomination for Eerdni will assume the office of president of governor In the June 3 primary election. the association on Saturday afternoon, Bet-tin!, Sandman said he would conce'itate most of a member of the State Commission on In- Mi campaiping In the large urban northern vestigations, is expected to speak on the re- counties, where the bulk of the votes are. cruitment of the bar in the fight on organized crime. MAXWELL Hi plans to stress his promise that as goWrnor he wo,ild live New Jersey from a state income tax. Sandman insists that present rtvenues and me normal annual increases in Hockey clinic now revenues from exlsttng taxes are more than CASHIER WILL RING UP FULL RETAIL VALUE OF 69 sufficient to meet the state's needs, Including FOOD DEPT AT CONCLUSION OF CHiCKOUT DIDUCT COUPON VALUI OF finineing the multi- million -dollar Medic aid taking applications LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY COUPON program for the poor that goes into effect so ntkf year. The Essex County Park Commission is now In his campalp talks, he said, he will accepting applications for its sixth annual dao sBresahls hard line against college campus summer hockey school at the South Mountain disorders, which he calls "Insurrectioni that Arena in West Orange. The clinics, open to ailbvernor I will end." boys between the ages of 6 and 17, will run fA48 h30 «taaWnkran^ DIPT? OWN7 DA¥SIiw™ SHENANDOAH-BELTSVILLE lf §nt and to demonstrate, Swdman com- Instructori will include: Rod Selling, New "But they have no right to destroy York Rangers, CamlUe Henry, 5t Louis Blues, MON. TOSAT.9;|0 A.M. ToilO P.M or; Hftjura 'anyona•• As • gaverdor; !• Let Blnkl^j Pittsburgh Penguins, and Piter thit no classroom in New jersey will Burrows, 1961 Briaah and Commonwealth bfgjJeaded, Thi peat majority of students fairs champion, joining forets with the pros ars-'ln college for an education, and I will will be college coaches; Bill Quackenbuih of guarantee they will get it." Princeton, Bill McCormlck of WilUims Col- lege and Sid Watson of Bowdoin College, Admission to the schools will be on a first come, first serve bisls, "Senior ichool" rate STRAWBERRIES for boys 10 to 17, who are residents of Esiex YOUR AND OUR County, is $1QQ; nonresidents $125, The "squirt school," for boys six to nine, isnewthli year, QUEEN FOR THE DAY Fiti arf $16,50 for residents and $20 for nonresidents. MOTHER For additional Information call or write the FULLY CLEANED South Mountain Arena, 560 Norflifleld ave,, OVEN READY Lei Us Serve Her Weit Orange, 731-3829, and the Family BROCCOLI ROBE THE BEST! Problem of teaching English to be discussed

vantaged children wlU be the primary subject RESTAURANT of discussion at Drew University, Madison, ROASTING tomorrow at a meeHng of the New jersey ilno-Danclng-G«rman Amirinin Culilni ALMER1A GRAPES j Bgnqy.t and Milling Roomi Association of Teachers of English. PORK *m SPRIN|F||LD AVE,, IRVINCTON. N,J, GREEN CABBAGE Dr. Herman A, Estrin, the Association's president, ij chairman of the Department of English and Humanistic Studies at Newark Colligi of Engineertng. 37' MARK IV HYGBAM MLKTiO FRANKS BEEF LIVER AUTO AIR CONDITIONING QSCABMAYIi AUMIAT ALLIIW LONGACRE-SUCED • BEAUTY • RELIABILITY BOLOGNA rW KH CHICKEN BREAST • AUTOMATIC CARL BUDDIG SMOKED MEATS DANISH CROWN SLICED BACON AS LOW AS

]Baol tho Heal with a MARK IV. Fool Cool and R«fr«ih.d 95 ;wlth No Swaaty Clothot oi You Drive. Automatic Temper- QlurB Control Koepi Coolnan Conitonf. The Air l» ipidngad.^CUanad and FUtarad ,- ... Mak«i You Foal | RsffoihTd. Tip^Quallly^Feoturai Plui^Low Pries MokT~ plui Inilallollon ;,Thl« MARK IV Vary Popular. Fpctory Won-onty and ''Nationwide Service Too. DAIRY DEPT Here is what you get for FUK ALL MAKES & MODELS UF * j| Oc

AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS XPLUS ChlcV Evoporotor k Chock Flttlnoi k Chick Duct* °nJ Louvm k a*ck Drlv* B«lu PARTS A FROZEN FOODS AOi«cK Blow« Moion i Clock Pullty Lin.-up A Ctuck Cand«i>>r ACh.ck Fo. All L.ok, FREON , A Oi«ck Mounting Brackon (IFHEEDEP)

~~FRONT END WORK AUTO GLASS Front End Aliened - Including WlndjKi.ldi. Door Gloss 1 Coit*t A Chombtf - To* In & To* <~~

• CONVERTIBLE TOPS • CUSTOM. INTERIORS PANASONIC • SHOCK ABSORBERS • BRAKES CAR 5TIR1QS , • ttUFFLERS- CALL • HtUI Ciwr • 322-6787 • (HD1ONDON Cls».i D™H». Wilt f>O14T0 .CHIFVKHI«*' Tw ton MEMSrii ' EASCQ PR!! PICK-UP CNAfttif fTJ

1766 ROUTi 22 SCOTCH PLAINS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Cpestili Blue liar iNsppiig C . Mil; Jail «f Seen NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS • -Thursday, May B» 1969 '••• >l>x>liriL| lllllllllllltllLlllllllLlllll Hltl I HI XIIII1 linilllllll'l miiMiiHM rressntly, he la the presi- ten nurnirous erflGles and es- I dent of rioyd McKissick En- says. He has also written Bankers will hold McKissick terprlses, Inc., which offers fhree-Fifths of a Man (1969), Ozzard renews A FEMININE LOOK I financial assi nance to black The lecture is open to the businessman, He has testi- public. Tickets «ni M .««n financial seminar tf « ,,.i.,.y ».> ™ ei,,Hy Mission fforr the A'1" •'• '!•- '•••• in FDU talk fied before various Congres- • hie at the ddor. debate challenge hut nr.n,s tl Civil fights and black power sional committees. He has a.-tivist I loyH McKisskk will appenrad frequently on tele- SlL L BiBYS olj lej • -<* n speak on me I lorham-Madl- Publle UHliUis Commiiiioner William E. at DDS convention lUIIIHIWHIHIIIUIHUIMiniili ky TRHPIH^ HOWARD illllllliil IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII UllNIMIIIIIIIIifl vision and radio arid hai writ- Wanl Ad Call 486 ??00 Otiard, Republican candidate for governor, son campus o! Fairleigh Dick- The Trust Division of the New jersey insoo I 'nlvp' sir) ncx' Wpdnes- thja week renewed his challenge to debate Rankers /tisrdatl'in will hold a financial rir« In » Se'(" any flpip. We let I' ench anr) pvery riny." 0|Jponents, sl'igling oin Cons;r<"isTiin Charles i|»y m n-v< p.m. IT* nr'yfuss seminar at fhe New jersev State l)enr« I Society * * * Yes, it is trie. The nev/spapfi iq th"r«-, but Wr S^n r-*t Cur* May M j!ls pirf!*"l3* Hill, Ilir Icctnrt' ie heinp Conv"ntloi' ai the II tel Tray mi re, Atlantic FROM RUSSIA wmiOL'T L'WE yourv..! n... i,i 'i»p,.,r >Il,n ' r»P it, Si"l I on" ii i\l l'» fju« Sljiha Sri irs. 1 City, Mav 2(1, it was annoim ;ed by Harnld j. f'eiple In the world of favel nn\ th it the must gg til a spxcul •tff ~c to .•> sppri.il ,' 1 want 10 riobiiff Sindpian , not onre, hut In 1 'M, Mi-KissiCl vi as Johnston, ehatrma'i, ''JHA Trust i»visinn, Last Frontier for tourists '"'<«v f ''.. '••<•<<•>•official (p givo ynii a piiper tn give sin pei- i>\e- ted natiiinal chairman of several times, I'll rt-hatp him «nv«h«i" h«- and vice presid^t »nd ftyef sffir*.*, ^ i • pMf.>fi mi.isiin 'o go into the l»ck roor1 tn <••' the want" to take me ™, ' lie or the North Pole, Ihe ' oHtjress o' Racl"! I nual- I rust < offipany. Bm I have anc'lie' thriry, cJ»rk to get [»™isri«n 'n give yo i .i ' 'py irs. In March l^'if*. he «BS ;"1 w.int to talk about the issue," faring N"» 1 1 M"w lersey Asser'talymsn M'go M, ' f«l(7 lr is Riberia •» rh- I'mn. »)( rl«- i"^" to 'lati, Hy thi- tirr- vc get f all rh,it tiw .Ippolp'" ' nnfionfll ill'" "tor of MORE UJXURIOUS UVlNG Jariey, and about whit ench of "» i- "i™" "• ]r, of Summit will uppn the allda^ pro. dav h?^ g-ne. Afsi' n » P §I=S no cvs get •1q about the needs o' our state, f-r that mattBr, i "III , sin tppiling jami s gram wit)' an explanatlf'n of fhe wasii i" which Ihe poles »re cnly imprisoned by weather tn see the nffiri •' ••• rit. (..-I [h . . i-.. I ,irmer, 'If was Vvelnp-vl a "If any of the other! want to take part, [hey | the Statf l.pglslatlit" can assl 't In estate hut the USSR and its Slhortan Area are 1m- \'nbass»di>r fan. = nrr wBlrorne, of coursp, Senitor Harrv Ssarp pr,ijjrsni Of hUi lf pnygr and planning, F;vei»tt (', "tevensnn, vice presi- • • isoned by FometMngelse «jiin>' "«»t"miei". 1 DJ Morris has indiratpH he Is wi!line todr'uitp. There hayi be "! re'-inj r*po'ts'h. ' "Ml . dent and trusi nffi'-er, I'lainfield IVust State And char's some 'Uffe>tnCF newipap^r*f sri r'»w >n sal** ** thp ii N;VS, MOMI IMPROVEMINTS National Rank, will rijaciiis iibjfctive flnancml The experience has left me tongue-fled, But rtwt I ''aie to sf>'- ' ' ry'ipv , \£ in, th("N planning, and Donald J. Smith, vic» president How rto you explain midden vacuum? We may tie in tlw> H.ii.. )••!• • • i. i • i i.. •1ASEMENTS* KITCHENS and ffuit officer, Firit )'.rstv NaOor"\l Rank, entered the Iron Curtain and It closed behind i- the •nis.eri.ir. ViLLAGI COIN • ALUMINUM SIDING* POOFS FUEL OIL jtrsey City, will point' •••• >•'•'-•'• •' t '••• us, Ughfly, iiBrtleMtlngly, We were >n isota- ^neTchlp ami iff^c^rv. tin? No !!«»••, no 'Mil, n- eonfflC', Nothi»g, CiNTIR lATHROOMf • FORMERS • nc TOP GRADi n We w#rt i" deep free?" with no access f« O'.'f ililr-: f KrtApi S is >ot v -qihl •, antl 'AppHcatinns of MR l ' is f>>e 'itle of the lutsid* world. It is n sttrtllnj r<%alif.a« that is tl1" mail Ih*> I'SKR has the inost 17 So Ornnpo AVB a joint presentation to be made hy Martin »c r.., tion. How do you explain the chill it brings inefficient postal system y<> i evep saw, and wth Orange - 7636*77 PER C, rrandeU, OTist officer, and John H, Mc- when y m hav he#n gone fr*"n hone for wifh if? How do you explain feai when t''#r# Othf Loeajion Kay, assistant trust offif-ei, Fidelity I'liion is no B^piieit fearful in-ident? How dr ymi several weM's, l&ttiir^ i>sgi! m hp v*1 y irn^ 14 OAL. I rust ''orpany, Newark, The 'erni "HR- in" •111 Park AVP . Plgm!i#ld ACTION explain th«? oolrtness that iettlis s round your portant, !'ut vou seldi TI set any in Uie USSR, refers to frderal l»|islation covering the sl")uld»r« whpn if IF 12(? degr«e« rahrenhpit 1st ilnmt >he S'twriai- •• • • • •' • ' . CONTRACTORS setting ip of pension funds by .s'ilf-(?rupl' y«J *|nUT TltfFi l(|C| in the shade? Ho dr you exp'iln a fecUrff "f TO H8VICF ?OUP W1NT MIT "ft No. 11th St., N.w-l. personr *—•>• in .ii..-tim-, .l-.<-r i,,,v,.-«,..( imprisonmont when you ii» onmHing in rhr •"•rk DAILY 11 » M TO • F" Allstate M0«, TILL I f M. «fhers. Mail for Foi?if"iei'! does -'at n"ip t" the Or en f> •ednni of i wild nvartow? v POHN », tBOUii n. p»ri CHII All The Varimis h tHs n< in pHC e>ts for « group. It WILLUM TUUY ME« 481-41171 After luncheon, Gilbert C. Turner, vice Yes, the tlffR is a somberin| experience, comes to a few **ertral ^fflres, ^^metiines Tim« president and senior mist officer, TlieHscken- Fuel Co, F'"t leit sny subsequent remarks wiH leave In-Tourist "ffics of eoi'rsp, arid is îy"n out sack Trust Company, N,A,, will explain living the wrong !mpressi«n, let me say that I indlviduallv, I" Mosf* a'< well as ri other trusts, revocable and irrevocable and their use. have no quarrel with the people. The people big cities, rlw nffifee art hani fir a tmirist WAvorly 3-4646 The meeting will conclude with an investment themselves are friendly enough. Some are nice, to find. But you, the stranger, must do it panel. JOITH are utyiice, some art Irlendly, some neverthflesF, You usually ennot collent the are not, just as people everywhere, except mail for the "ntiê Rrni'ii flnil !RI» sninetlmp, perhaps rhe Russians are more reserved, less nor does the Big Whe"l In-I -luristC immunist Service unit smiling. Admittedly too, the communist Rus- guide who knows the cities and rhe Ungudgp, sians are not a beautiful people. The men are stir herself to get it either, The tiHinst mi'st flat-faced and stocky and short. The women get it for himself, If !'• ran get it. Most -if HOMEOWNERS! !:•:•-,-. are iat and unstylish. In the nlc«ries of living fhe time It Is fiitllr, they are a graceless society, 1 have never 1 Memhers of rho Id New seen such ungalnllness and slovenliness. But Therp were 32 of us for tluei wpple diid I think we received something lii.e ten pieces SAVi 35% ! jersey Chapters nf SCURF hasicaUy, the psople ssern warnv-hesrted and V Pink Piin'^' Cri" Doss Your (Service Corps of KeilredKx- well-meaning. of mall aU tolrt, AS mentioned we found no !(,•..». hi.« B7j 10 ,w. (»,« 10, WE NEED WORK NOW! | eeutlvss) will hold their sec Westtrn reading matter either, and there was It is the system the people live under that We ore one of the lead-« ond annual conference Monday no rmdio or TV from outside Russia, Tele- Trmnijli- Thin. rflilrt Cnh(» Brllllp Home Need at the Nassau Inn, Princeton, is so disturbing, phoning was futile also. For three weeks we W .1 13-8J. bo,«. II. ing h e m e remodeling * * 4 Leon Colder of Washington, did not know what was happening in the world. building contractor! I YOU CAN CUT THE UN-FREEDOM in the And we COULDN'T LEAVE if we wanted to,, Mortinion Coffee Remodeling specializing in h o m e | national SCORE Coordinator Toftirs Choice Svisweel with the Small Business Ad- air with a knili. Yet, it U a snide thing, or had to. We couldn't go back and we couldn't moderniiotion, R i g h 11 lb ministration, will attend, insidious and intangible. There are no precise go forward, In-Tourist would only permit the Friiii Dried Coffee Prill Juice ^ ' $1,SS or Repairs? now we need more work - and isolated experiences to illustrate it, but Tour schedule. con for our large crew of* I he ill-day session will it is there. For the flrit flme in my life I review the various aspects That will arch your eyebrows a bit. 4-ei, |B, 89* 32-OI. Martinson Instant Coffee |Q ALUMINUM SIDING skilled mechanici in I knew what It was to be un-free —and It was And, if you are the one thus suspended in •very trade, To keep | of SCORE services to small frightening. Thii does not happen on a three- l-oi, jar $ J67 bott. • • NEW MQDiRN business and to explore poi- fee middle of Communist Siberia, It will even these craftsman buiy, • day jaunt to Moscow and Leningrad, But stay alarm you. •". KITCHiN Sibilltles for improving the for three weeks or be three thousand milel we muit eut our prices i To Be Continu«d Pfeifef Cssiqf Df^tiing •p ROOM ADDITION quality of help given by SCORE deep in the heart of the vast USSR —and It B*oi. bottf 47| —and we're cutting them 1 (Note: Statements made in this column Glad Del Monte PIsilsr Chunky Chstie Dretilng •Q NEW BATHROOMRKlf counselors in the solution of will come as surely as the night falls on the — but good! Yes, new, | day. Every American should spend three «re purely theviewpomts of the author 6-Qt. ban, 47 < ly n problems of small businesses, Wrap Catsup -•i pT,', ii™ AWNINGS we eon do your |ob for • weeks In the USSR--Just to learn what a »nd are individual reactions. They are in the areas of management, not Intended to be an authority or Libby Cam with Buffer Ip PORCH OR PATIO up to 35% less than you _ sales, promotion, advertising, wonderful eountty America really la. Truly, 125 ft. we art beautiful. But we are F-R-E-E, wpress opinions of the Study Mission U-di, boft. "• DORMiRS would pay later on, No B accounting, new produci intro- group as a whole.) roll 24< 2 l!-«. pkg.. Job toe small or largel I duction, I know. I spent three weeks Ln the USSR, ip CIUAR WORK SCORE works closely with The eitizeni of the USSR are not free. Heinz Bof B Q Sauce Colggn S@uquet They may not leave anything or change any- • p PAINTING I the Small Buiiness Adminis- DeCaf li.gi, bsM, NO CASH NIIDIDI I tration, but Is not Involved in thing without permiislon. Not house, apart- Pump brakes gently |p ROOFING FmST PAYMINT any lending acitvities of the ment, position, job, farm or what-have-you. Instant Coffee Drono Liquid Bullenn Toblati IP CIMINT WORK IN i MONTHS I SBA, SCORE Is however active Forelp ffavel is practically unheard of. But Pumping your brake pedal genth bui firmly 51 even simpler: diey may not move even from 4.01, 1£2 , can 81| «•• 77$ !• RECRiATION ROOM Up to 7 Yean to Pay I ill helping small businesses is noi only the best way of cummunicaiing Bohold Furniture polnh 10,OK which have secured loans Moscow to Leningrad without permission. your imeniion but ii is also (he safes! way to lor 85' 7-oi. bolt, 67« lOO'i • p TILE & FLOOR WORK DIAL DJRICT I through SBA to make their There must be application and permlsiion from bring your vehicle to a stop, says the Institute |P OIL OR GAS HIATINO I enterprises successful, the rejpgffy office In the area first, or or- for Safer Living of the American Mutual Carnation «l(y Crojji.r Ysllow Cokt Mia ders from "the boss" to be lamped by the Llabiliry Insurance Company, Slamming on Cbiii t Saibon Hinder IIH.m. bo, 37# • • GARAQIS WB handle the entire! -, ,, registry. Even the tourist, flie foreigner, may your braises can lock your wheels and throw Said Medal Flsur Vanilla, Ice Cream, 5-lb. be. 49< p ILICTRICAL WORK job from itort to finish I DUSS6X Hills Unit not go as he pleases, but can go only as your vehicle into a dangerous skid. AH Method Coffee j.j.to^Jouriit, â^government agencyjiPennits. Chocolate Manhmallow, Ooutite Futfii" h Off ^complata|wThit«includM|w.-9».^.u>.|»ju«|«IWM._^-|nuJa-s«9' Mb. $||8 4 Evan art Is restricted. The government de- -GhbcoiofiMoif" ™ • ALUM, STORM WIN- , .". detoiiid wrirsan| to hold dog show can ' cides what pictures you will sec or won't To publicity Chairmen: 4 Pfc. 79% MBtreeil Strawberry 5» Off, DOWS AND SCRIINS specificationispc, , fret pploni _ " -~ -,-A- , isee. It approves the op^paj you Will pte, the r t All Plumblnf permit - s and• zoning• , I-ff | The Suisex HlUl Kirtnfl ballet, the books you will have syaUitle, There Would *3r*ou like*-some help each 25*. . •. .. tr Rll. MnUr Flamtiri Royal Beechnut Strained Baby Pood Metrecal Dutch Chocolate 5*0(1 required , , , skilled | Club will holdIti annual twteh Is the simple example of the New York Times, in preparing newspaper re- workmen . , , and care- • show on Saturday it a "new When we were in Moscow we were impressed 4'4-ei, |or each lit location — the YMCA, 1 Ralph Gelatin • GUARANTIED ful personal supervision • with all the kiosks or book stalls, as is true leases? Write to this news- MetiecarctiocolatBMarshmallow Stoddard dr., Madison, tn most of Europe, But when we Bled to buy paper and ask for our "Tips WORKMANSHIP , , . complete financing • The AKC-sanctloned match Beechnut Junior Feeds it Off each 25* a west«m paper In Moscow, It was another 7'4-ex. jar Metrecal Vanilla 5« Off • GUARANTIED service ,, , written guar* I Show ii for all breeds and will Btory. "Oh," said one official, "you can see on au^mitting News Re- pkgs. 39< DISCOUNT PRICES Qntee , , , full insurance J also Includeobtdlincecompe- the New York Timai in the big Lenin library leases." each 25* coverage , , , all in- • tition, junior showmanship and • FREE ESTIMATE eluded in our lew price, _ a parade of champions. • NO. OBLIGATION Coll now, We're glad I to be of lervicel | Your Want Ad Bell offers Apollo film I NeM,mw Jerieu,»iyi n*iBelil TsisnhrinTelephonet Anotiier segmensefiment of the Dropro=- IsEasyToPlace Company new has color film pam will outline tht capabili- CAROUSEL'S GREATEST OFFER IN 15 YEARS!! CALL NOW . 678-9070! footap to lllusn-ite a talk on ties of Bellcom Inc., a Bell . , . just Phone the Project A^lle moon fUîi, System subridlary which acts The lecture presentaaon Ii ae a technical coniultant to the EMBASSY MILLWORK CO., Inc. S 686-7700 ivillalile to achools, dubi and National Aeronautics Space 1 oflier organizationi. Adminisn-aUon, Ask W 'Ad Taker and The film wis tiken durln| The program, Dtetlnadon she will help you with a i spice .flights. It tikes the au- Moon, ii available Arou|hSie "ai^frbm"DlffiMff'''toTeBov? leeil-telaplieneeempinybuii^ try and Includes breath -taking nese officei. shots of bo* the earth and the moon photop'iphed by the as- YOUR ONE STOP rronauts In tugnt. KITCH at FRIEDMAN BROS. Mi ' CUfTAINS and BATHROOMS REMODELED intnuBS

Put your money when your hwrt K TAItKLOTOS •IN AMERICA CUKTAINi TownJ IU9S BATH MAT! IK,, IK WHY PAY MORE WHEN SUCH DURABLE CARPET IS PRICEDSO LOW HUMPHREY'S Invest in 1016 Slyy.riisni Avi- Uiilon Woven by famous Mohawk ofOumu|dft* continubu U.S. SAVINGS BONDS Oin> Mon I h, III 9 00 filament nylon for deep ^EESEQH 0NW beauty,jpngerdurability ^BTTCT^I $(195 ACME LAWN MOWER SHOP NEW 1969 DESIGNED Owned and Opiratid by Herb Rmts KITCHENS Formerly of Merrk Av#,, Un1ehw 414 W, GRAND ST., IUI. Off" Elmare 4ve, ocross from Pofhrnork ' 353-S969 New Mowers At Discount Prices Guomnteed Died Mowers Quick Service On Repair Work YOUR ORDER Pick up and delivery MUST BE PUCED BEFORE _MAY_I1 rFORTHIS OFFER

WITH DEPENDABLE WE ALSO CATER TO SERVING THE RETAIL THE DO-IT-YOURSELF & WHOLESALE TRADE nykml.t^rj-ti* tfiir^iM (uii'iif upaUinc U »r TRADE — BRING IN FOR MANY YEARS. ^ vttr Tht drtmrttt p*tl*i6 will iti f't YOUR MEASUREMENTS DEAL DIRECT AND BUY AT BUILDERS AND SAVE it ibt le*u P b**l Tthif WHOLESALE PRICES YEAHS TO rwffl •!» a?d *tll »HJIMUT70K-A*k fcbcv* ffg>t>i** litttt & dull U tnUk H HEAT OPEN MON.-WED. & NO SALES CALL COLLECT FRI.NinS'TIL9 CAROUSEL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OPP. LYONS AVt Free Estiwite Easy T TAX —THI5 FANTASTIC OFFER - IRVINGTON SUBURBAN GAS HEATING ON KITCHENS OR BATHROOMS KITCHENS FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PHONEES NEW FACTORY SHOWROOM 925-8450 ^D COOLING Co, INSTALLED BY 227 W- Cl-T A»... 1920 US, HIGHWAY #l.L!NPiff OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO ?P.M. R8,,||# rork CAROUSEL i RfKorch Cintcr I SAT. 9 A.M.-5 PM.-WH. 12 TO 6 P.M. 245- 2100 piiiiiiiiiiuiiinimiiwiijii iiuiiiiiiiiny> trip inutile bus transportation Other features include in en- Do you know people have a one on the way, I don't really port for the Park-Ride opera- (re. for the driver between the lot closted, heated waiting room Viviane Woodord bad habit of taking towels fHflr AfT'V: INSTANT know where to atari but 1 sup- Ban at a cost of almost * * * and the Port Authority Bus and clean restrooms. The coiMiTics where ever they go? 1 own pose It should he with the fact I am i Jun'ir in high school. 1 will be 17 this $425,000, Their outside color THF. BUSES, powered by Terminal, One-way shuttle commuter can also pick up his B.pl, 70HS. S4S Sih him. three hoteli In different loca- that [hey and their children scheme will be different from bus fare for additional passin- favorite morning paper before RENT-A-CAR month 3nd I hfi** my driver § eight-cylinder dlesel engines, 76J.«uO • 763.1011 N.w York, N. Y, 10017 Uoril and thi pattern li the hava ,iu respect for our per- other buses in the company's gers will remain at 45 cents. boarding the bus. sama. Don't they know this is sonal belongings. Her children license. will be equipped with themjit a form of stealing! Yet theae have jumped on our beds, My problem is that my par- sam§ people wouldn't think of broken and torn things, etc. 1ents won't let ms ride in cars. missing diurch on Sunday. fiuld go on all day but won't, The only time this rule ft Maybe if you print thla let- We heve a 3 yenr old daugh- broken ia when my parents ter, it would gve the clergy a ter and we don't allow her to know the complete familyhis- thought for a Sunday iermon, do these things, 1 have ex- tory of the boy I'm dating thai give MOM a magnificent Mr, W, Davidson plained thl§ to our friends, evening, 1 feel that since I now Dear Mr, Davidion: but she just became angry, I have MY driver's license, I t'l 'Towel-taking* has been a resorted to correcting the know what safe driving is and btlinv» 1 can pick BOO ' friends favorite hobby of travelers children which onlymade mat- 1 since way back when. I can't ters worse, (We 8r# far from and that I st"- ' '•• -""woH t-hu r,f'

e' Magnavox. promise the clergy will do perfect and don't claim to be.) anything about it, but 1 know She has lifid to me on several Jitn** how one hotel chain reduced occasions when she's left her rioar June: from this problem. They did away children with me sr/ing she just because you have your with the hotel name on the would return in an hour only driver's license <1oti not make that she'll enjoy for years!... only towel and took the ftm out of to diiappear for several you chief cook and bottle the taking, hours. She's borrowed money washer in your home. Your * • * which I'll probably never see parents have the last say,., Dear Amy; igiin and even borrowed baby and If they want to be sure I have two men friends and clothes promising to return the boy you go driving with la they both want to marry me. them freshly waahed and a safe driver, they have every They bom are very good to me. ironed, I've yet to see the right to do whatever they feel The problem Is that each one clothes returned, is necessary to find out. thinks he Is the only one in my 1 have had pests In our You may think you are right, life. What Should I do? home when our friends would but rtiey don't want von tn he Magnavox Desperate invite themselves in, make 'dead rightl' Dear Dasperate: themselves at horns and leave * * * Solid Slate Make a decision, Two when they were good and Address all letters to: suitors Is one more than you ready. AMY ADAMS PORTABLE RADIO needl They can't take a Mat and c/o THIS NEWSPAPER * • * 1 'm ready to do anvtiiing. My For a personal reply en- Deir Amy: husband agrees it's beyond a close a stamped, self-ad- 95 dressed envelope. I have read your column as joke, so, Amy, can you suggest 91001 Tiki your favorite AM radio programs whever you FOR PARENTS WHO Camp unit establishes go! High-pefforrnante pocket size has room-filling WANT THE BIST sound. Completi with battery and strap. FOR THEIR SONS . .. summer confab center Comld.r NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY In Ih. ic.nlc Hrton Eitabllihment ol a summer dren's area of acflvlcy, Highland! iwif i?Ma attain »H> conftrenct centir by the New Elson said that the Ycamps Magnavox •tUM. BOY.: Qriflti ••11, EitcHlnl pfag'is In ItudlH, .pom. pBfplill Jeney YMHA-YWHA campi vast and varied faclllHes for •dBftllfSi Clvalrfi luid, Rillsff, at the organization's newly ricreartoB and tnterBlnmint Swtamlno. lini k M.rll Scholnr. MM Stats Cassette •hl|», icquirad Lake Como, Pa,, will also be available to those camp was announced this week r i s 1 d 1 n g In the conference Tape Recorder by Matthew Elion, execudve center. These include swim- FOR A SUMMER director of the Y campi. ming and boaUng, In a large, ,90 WITH A PURPOSE According to Elson, two Clear glacier lake, a four hole •«fl ISH 1-13. large smicturti on tiie lake golf course, tennis courts, 59 have been set aside forprlVBte basketball (night aa well as ALL AMERICA CAMP: kit .porl,. praiHilanal c«ching* lop UeUillH. uae by oommunlty groups or day), a croquet area and bale- Complete with cartridge, batteries, remote ball diamond. Apprntd iludr •».lUbl.. 4 ud I agenclos for conferences, ln- mike,earphone, shoulder strap,and case, wiik MUIBU, ET.FT bay • pUyM, iStuteg or meertngs from June HYMA CAVALRY CAMP: .xp.rt Community groups may re- 108 rldliij piBgtta wllh lumping, dillli, 28 to Aug. 26, He laid thi serve the conference center motinl.d lilpi on mllai oi •oodl«nd itructures are loMted in a for their exclusive use or l»Ui. A hor.. (oi nil; baf, Magnavo: secluded natural setting and receive more demiled Infor- ACADEMIC SUMMEH SESSION: conilst of several large rooms HHIUU bgfl, Ot.d.. S-1I, Ac- mation by eonaettn! either Magna 38 iq. In. SCREEN eftdilvd eoufiH fer Btk*ûp,- R«m suitable for meetings or dai- the local YM-YWHA or the 117 sq, In SCREEN —Binding, Milk ud Lino, ikllb, flu ses and overnight accommo- New Jersey Y Campi, 589 ,. P«rlot "* •-•' -" PortabU COLOR PORTABLEI35HSSE PERSONAL TV The Mnlmuni numfier of wim oil CALL rmi e*TMi»oi people accepted for a group "FM/AM RADIO *»NTM* ADMIlSIONi BIM. 90 90 "»• ** Canpyi Bri™, Gimp, Ilion Indicated that reservation at th« conference 95 e.aw.lW«.H«i»i., N. T« iMio privacy is assu^d by the ctnttr Is 85, Elson said, 1 f 299 114 rompUtt physicil iipaimdon —' ' ' OO f -ffl») 534-3710 J K, i of the center from the chll- • COMPLETE WITH Noise-free, drift-free FM and powerful AM recep- SOLID STATI r Equal pay tion! Plays to 125 hours on batteries, Included with private-listening earphone, 808 The equal psy provliions of MOBILE CART PLAYS ANYWHERE the Fair Labor Standarda Act Extraordinary Itegnavox offer! You get amazing AC OR BATTERY-POWEREDI Optional accessories 1 termites, requirt employer! to pay "big set performance in a compact color TV port- let you enjoy your favorite TV programs anywhere! equal pay for equal work, re- able, complete with stand. Family-size 15" diag, Use In boats, cars, at the beach. Hi-Impact, slim lardlesi of the iex of the picture, easy all-channel VHF/UHF tuning. Built- cabinet has channel indicator window, telescopic pests? worker, the Labor Department in dipole antenna and handle. Moves about easily monopole antenna, and retractable handle, 101 reports. ,, from room to room! 6000 call... UUESTERn
!• MOMftlAIR 731-8000 OH «rf Tin-Taar Cainai iVI«ag navox • «O WBTAR IAL WIST ORANQI — 475 Prospect Ava, Detachable Speaker Next to the ESSM Green Shopping Plaza PORTABLE STEREO 233-4100 Mu Kheali In loitw, PrnMmn MOUNTAINSIDE -1048 Route 22 M NO rui «>•„ in fwk loon 90 Stud.nl Loon. Avoiloblo 99 244 SRLM Enjoy exceptional sound realism in a lightweight portable with two detachable speakers, all-speed precision record player. Stereo balance controls.
Magnavox Magnavox] 180 iq. in. SCREEN 172 sq. in. SCREEN COLOR PORTABLE PORTABLE TV s0 Magnavox i90— STEREO-PHONO CONSOLE IT5006 Lov.1,1 369 — With Solid State FM/AM & Stereo FM Radio Color coordinsfad Just in time for enjoyable summer viewing on family gall oultln See this compact portable, with optional cart. Jtist size 18" diag. screen! Automatic fine-turiirig assures n (lowat palMJi perfect lot the average family1 Bnttiant- coloi (or thai 50 excellent reception. Telescopic dipole antenna, v»ry ipacldl MohSor. pictures, exclusive Chromatone.lelescopic dipole 2P3400 carry handle. antenna. Wood cabinet, walnul finish. 6250 259 Superb 4-speaker sound system: two 10" bass woofers, two 5" speak- Complete with Cart eis. Automatic frequency control for drift-free FM. Contemporary natural walnut cabinet has record library space, tape input jacks.
IVIacji FOR MAGNIFICENT MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS See them at your nearest BBD Appliance Center CRANFORD ELIZABETH HILLSIDE IRVINGTON CRANFORD RADIO ALTON'S TOBIAS STADIUM RADIO 26 Eastman St. 276-1776 1135 Elizabeth Ave. 354-0525 1299 Liberty Ave. 923-7768 891 Springfield Ave. 374-6600
YOCKS SPORTING GOODS IRVINGTON ROSELLE PARK The MART 27 WESTFIELD AVENUE. ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY 35541501* WILDEROTTER'S LINDEN RADIO K & R APPLIANCE Furniture Galleries OPEN NfTES TILL 9 • SATURDAY TILL 6 910 Springfield Ave. 399-1400 20 East Elizabeth Ave. 486-2591 Westfield Ave. & Locust St. 241-88B8 Route 22 688-5500 COP .UNICARfv-BANK AMERICARD .
•£•» .Thursriav Miv n innci Youth Wants To Learn... YouthWantsToEarn...!
give them a chance
SUMMER JOBS FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE STUDENTS
..helps youth ...helps business & industry
This newspaper will help by offering-
••I ^ FREE ^ to high school & college students
AND FREE "HELP WANTED" ADS TO BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY WHO WILL EMPLOY LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL or COLLEGE STUDENTS DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS
STUDENT FREE "SITUATION WANTED" AD FORM 1, Offer appilas only to young people eurrtntly in high school oh college, 2, Ads must not exceed 25 wdr-ds in length, 3, All adi must be typewritten or printed,Including phone numbir 4, Only one ad per student, please 5 5, Ads should be submitted in person or mailed to CLASSIFIED DEPT, SUBURBAN PUBLISHING CORP. 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., Union, N.J. ~67Noadswi I Ibeaccepted by telephone; — —^ 7. Most ads will be printed as written. However, the publisher reserves the right to Here are some tips re-word if necessarv for clarity and to reject an ad for oriy reason* — — - 8. Deadline for Thursday insirtlon; Friday 5 P.m. Ads received after this time will be held for the following week, in vorMng your ad — 9. Ads wJ 11 appear |n three Issues only 10, No ads will b§ acceptid after May 23.
.» Stress skills and qualities thotxou^ con offtr,not just .the fact NAME „ AGE * th'at'you"are available for "work. TOWN. PHONE. • Word your ed simply and el&arly, stressing chief points In the tTYPI OF AD) first few words, as these ore trie ones that catch the reader's MaleLL II Female Baby Sitting Clerical Sale Industrial l\
• Since your ad wilt appear in several communities, it is a good ~~ idea~to~mention~you?~t6wrT; particularly in~ads'for~babysittihgr
• Don't forget that your phone number or address should be included in the ad.
DON'T FORGET YOUR PHONE NUMBER 0!? ADDRESS IN THE AD I i hnt«f(.iV, MRV n, u Pants are the magic word Sleep, hungeweai take ready-to-wear route
c 1 p>i<*hi n i rertiirUy luivinj; *car Jim 1 iiing^p " ' ' ' ec ^mt lU *n i IL«/ if r)u slm I.| II Piiff JIII '• idice iiivis a lut tn sjy thes- iU\> ill. lit ' itch ' ir niciii It- m jinmt C1L I igi-ur," fab- it ir i.-iorihl. 11rtl«• iiitl SEWING in vacation wear this year h k 1 what Minien will -.ell M I--H 11"- - '?< '" '""B" • ,r- -I JI « Hi. liin.-lifiht with "•'•anil. 1 MACHINES (6) From SL Irope7 tn Mia fame in both women ! and and during their leisure hours, Uwn evu ui b ilii filmed Jnd JL-ign bedusi. the t muhiisis 1'inuh in g»Mrun U«! rrjilj- nisz o, [he word Is p nts men's fashions, one designer Time was when ready-tu-wedi ft_iiiinine inffl d wurtit-S, is on *"'*sei ( Uin d »d primud lu-wpiir nuty, toda) *s loungr- Slight Visit Quf Gift and An'iqus What t ned out a f stli e- does a nlity Vflion in nat- laihian WPB ptil" 1 irl THI I c<; i | r'Tt w r- v uli « u more m id. "it wt?af and "\eep!°*ear Cash 'H" ig irw|hgmifhtn«i L ural canvas of Kndel pnly- d I I It n s; til it gl^f MViy .if i .CM i.iî .1- i n Lhp c e 'ml in j il i 't pwe,H r and ltiun^nwi?ii si in in [ir iFi ' 1 'iirant!! m^vi but c It f ' I . in.' I I i , - <3paq TF rw a^ td rurn**rt eotef i>'\d entton that fsutures | i y/lu CAD r* ninmlsor M-hPn |i H'Sti r , vl . HI I a-Wm en h^tfoni in, th. I il it , iljndi Mother's Dey T t r he tl« blgpest fast n a gold tiuttr-ied Nsh Hcket It I Ills yt*,ir 1^ JI^ i <*t<=ur»"k UMI '•• II i, 1 lh •-! i ii ' ill M i\ i c 'I; SI | I i mhtf fancy 1 belted |.>ng and lean over I k, things 'livn Ci i'it " i- nt II 1 ii i o n tiufi, f^-lu ns i I. I j.hrfnl -lirni 4/se Out Cookie He '" b* m ninee the m I nt ft I'l '" 'i i • ii ii ii' l nut itoveplpe pants. Fur the bare I , lung wjy mnrn Ehe tLi>^ îtii 111r*' ht i n < i c 111 pi int. ' \ II I lt» >Ill 1 kl lilt Qfid pQfty Regm (-mm c |>| i' II ir ' r v. it II llt'Cl and an re n esla ftpr six gnrb midriff fan, another disliner ' i ieminvUnefl-11 •! nighty' f .p, Hi- : • . '\ I • In - ' \ $48.90 ll,H[. t ,,t I Ml 1 Hit I ff\ -li t=i ' Its i tlm und For T»rm, Coll Ci.dil Mar, WEATHeRCOCK FARM [-i lt^ are t rning p literally does up a sprightly little hal- i h hurt little n snn >iU ic» .- - I . - % Hi I .. . 'I Rout. 533 Oldwifl., N.i e ei*y ^PP Vc rding £ the ter vpst buttoned in white that I Ihe chlr ''Hi »i"t[L« hi'ifl si t i sh fl in . h I li • — 439-2144 l«ie r New \ rt finhlin r»-- stops well shor? of the waist- i ig r d^y s \ runt i li n 41 im | mf^( t.lir . I I i M i , lilt inlfl L ing f nry b t are UVtly I *» Shoft pant'iiitr Te defi- it-ar p^'jp!b in isff*»ring ^«|' I't !, It 1 i I It «lEh t M ll, l\ i* 111! f ^lit. T «H£h is ftr a g r* while 1 t1c= i | ', ll til I 1 f ihr re ilhliiiul TABLE PADS nitely at the top if the "lost 3ryip ^nd f-j fn ti» I tu i 5 Vacationing fashion- wanted list this season and • t's brfwinp n ir h i *• I ati tht It iûrt I T ^ f iii 1, Ii ^ it. 'heir fi i ONl-DAY SERVICE ! ables have an Irre Istiblepam so a third designer has come i I sl**epwe. r II iuij_r rafl Biii,_t>m . I milt^ thin* wr ml I, fsrip JMÎ GUARANTEED polpour*H from which [0 up ttrtfh a striped denim cooler \eeordini> to fhe f«hlon your thing in i tluur lnytli, *-^ti) i Uuik'ei. HEATPROOF anil choiii" ypBy? Indian Rajah? with patch pockets, button of H i-im M fn n I ll s if s j if Tlbll <•'•>< Wl Miaiuri free-for-all is Jumpiults, hip take note; it, too, is in a tlip l°fia 1 eisurelie.; i ollnr- JftJrlu tl r i •» "L\ I' ' i -h nt si , [ t ul tin in i hugging b#Ubsttamg pint- fahiHe of polyester and (iatton J1NG , rhe pants leg tlon In f'brlc^ vith Ktid^l "sMrt," s.ifr tvi^tel f-»brie of p lvHf*pi ACI TABLI PAD CO. suits Pmlc trps o ts onii that will rinse out In a wink, flares cmr I lye ere r, e HIM if ft - sluep Hi* , II* I L I hi CENTRAL B tnr spring. the like all get Into the act ready-to-go whenever th*- tra- Exar'ple her' - is strewn with 642-6500 pnr the gal tal«n with rhe vel bli^ STlltee, hugp I' inted flqwe' "•. worn safari lonV th^r g rnrlfpred tn All In ill, the pants ''aye with "soil I- cull r sn'ar) AIR CONDITIONING it. With fishion'F new pet hlonse Hy I lips to follow in constttiding silhouette for all iffasions taking on a myriad of must- have looks, whn can repist scolloped pc/ges successfully getting Into the pant art — vacation bound or not? A scallnped edge for ahem, iinnp with (ifpeeni.ilMf i c.ir- Ih*^ p-Miif [ 4ic,. tin prf^,(,[ f mt, mi [i ttie nidturul a qiuii- sleeve Or collar can be in bon and a tracing wheel. Test interesting dpml '• i few Hp» the marl'ing in a scrap if tei n,"~n to the stitching line; it. f-illnwert. material first tn dcteri'iint' if i \ i riip !•• • -ci r - • . Mm 1 it will show tht oiigh. If tlie in.l t ..linn" ••' i, " "•" 1 FORMICA & WOOD KITCHEN DiSIGN If this detail is not included in the pattern but you want marking docs ssh'iwthnnigh the Complete Or Partial Kitchen ModirnifoHon to Incorporate it as a finish, material, then the stitching \ft, r nil ^ trill.»j*<5 A\o first make » pattern for the outline will have to bp"wri<"i Btitcln-'d, cli int>> the point Scallops. Such a patter"n madp llohtty ivith a pencil, It iw,','ii "j'-hh 7,ill<>p tn Îthin from wrapping ptper will al- When stitcmng scjiiiip'i, use if th." pitching, 1 )ii«s c? CALL 762-1355 low you to figure aeeurstely a medium stitch. At the p.iint ^ nn» inipTn^ntto how big each seal lap would between e«ch curve, it is must fl '•'I 2178 MILLBURN AVI.. MAPLEWOOD be and how many cnulrt he important to take nne stitch used. across the intersection of the After dipping, trim away lines, lo diithis.stitchdimust the seam dllnwancRS in a making your own graJuation of cuts, line seam pattern for scallops or using to the exact point. Leave the needle in the material, raise allowance is cut close to the the one included in the pat- stitching line and the other is Start •njaying luiurioui "Mountain Air" csslnsil in tem, it is important to mark the preiser foot and turri the your hom«,..wonderful comfort day and night. mitirlal a quarter turn, lower Cut to about 1/4 inch. This lay- Stop in today. Let eur aipsrU gi»« you a completely the entire stitching line for ering of cuts eliminates a each scallop, the presser foot and turn the instolisd canfrol air conditioning ojlimolo an your flywheel of the machine by bulky ridge near the edge. home. You owe it to yourself. No obligation, of This marking can best be hand to take one stitch across Turn the scallops right side 00 CANOES out and use a pin or bluni instrument to push out the as low a$680s Curve, SALIS-RENTALS-REPAIRS Sum E—Cotton knit with the texture of terry and the sup- Salad biscuits with grits Edge baste the finished edge of the scallops with silk thread JAEGER I GERMAINE pleness of jersey is the Crunchy salad biscuits are Form mtoball. Turn out on • Grumman before pressing. OIL CO., INC. going thing for spring and a welcome addition to any lightly floured board or can- • Old Town summer sportswear. White vas. Knead gently afewumes. After pressing, remove the 2322 Morrii Ave.tUman, NJ. OOO-OT 35 meal, especially when they edge basting and lightly press Stag chooses it tor § turtle- feature the fresh corn good- . Sprinkle board or canvas Cvmpl»io Uln* ol again. neck pull-over and shorts ness of enriched white hominy with 1 tablespoon grits. Roll Pattit Painti for on the beach and after. frits, II doe] this biscuit dough to form a'JxS-inchrei;. recipe. tangle. With sharp knife, cut ^Fiberglass Supplies The ingredient! needed to into 8 strips, 1" wide. Cut produce two dozen biscuits each strip into three 3-iflih are: pieces. Place about 1 inch 1-1/2 cups sifted all-purpose apart on ungreased cooky CRANFORD BOAT & CANOE CO. flour sheets. SprlngfliN & Oranga Aval. 4 teaipooni baking pow- Bake in preheated hot oven Crop lord, N. J, 2724911 der (425 degrees F.i 10 to 12min- FREE 1 teaipodn ialt utes, or until lightly browned 1/2 cup anriched white Serve hot. hominy gilts (quick or ESTIMATES
1/4 tup shortening 1/4 nip chopped trcenonion 1 cup grattdbharpcheese GARY • UPHOLSTIRY CLIANED 'Ik AWJJ fc, SERVICE CONTRACTS CONDITIONING IN YOUR HOME itL.TTloih baHa_ KANTROW1TZ Available beyond MBnufagtyrert Guarantee Period, • BY MACHINE powder and bdt Into a bowl, Stirlngrlti. , PHD • DELICATE COLORS AND Cut in shortening until mix- SO TlARS OF SIRVICE AND COUNTRY SET rnaktifalhlon BEAUTIFUL SHADES ture resemble loirse INSTALLATION EXFIRIINCE RESTORED newi out of the sifirl suit Lnimbs with a flip poekited bush Stir in onion and cheese, • EXPERT WORKMANSHIP jacket buitonid in gold im.1 Cradually add milk itirring Plumbing liRVICE CONTRACTS belted over ihapely bellboi hgliily uuUl just dompened. Heating on all heating and Sealing Slipcovers & Drapes Made To Order torn pants. The turnput, in Bay|smentffBgafd!aii el mgnufQefyf-er, (if necessary add another ti- Dealer natural canvas of Eastman blespaon milk to make dough Kodel poiyeiter and cotton, CASUAL -A iimple shift takes CLEANING GUARANTEED hold together.) 371-4249 about 140, jacket alone, on new interest in a dis- Will-Rich Air Control Co., Inc. about $26, Sizes: 3-15, 4-16. tinctive novelty woven cot- 205 HIGHLAND PARKWAY, R0S1LLI WA EVES3-3B4, 3 ton. In Wollman Fabrics' In the mail STANLEY PLATEK, Prep. black and white geometric THE KEY TO BETTER COMFORT • HEATING NIEO HELP' Find Id. RIGHT "Have you ever demon- • DUCTWORK p.,.on -,ih s Woni Ad, Coll stripe, the \ -necked shift sirated how to Ue a bowtie, 77% CHANCELLOR AVE. IRVINGTON, N. j. is bound in black, braid and • VENTILATING tuim. now that they're coming back • AIR CONDITIONING sports a perky black ker- into sryle7" It requires a chief. Made from McCaH's series of sketches to demon- ^^__. -Pattern 9530.——- —_—-Titrate thJsproperly,"" —-—"•*• Good ideas A raincoat is great protection against the rain — GOING OUT except that It does not cover tfie trouser legs. On rainy $ mornings, therefore, why not OF wear old trousers to the of- flee and carry the good ones, neatly folded in a briefcase. They'll be sharply creased $ when you put them on later BUSINESS in the day for an important luncheon or bustaesi mtets>- in| . • . instead of ftrow- *SQ,000 INVENTORY OF FINE ing away that old felt hat, cut it into proper-shaped i pads and paste them under t larapi, vases and other ob- jects that might scratch table- JEWELRY tops ... A jammed zipper is moil often caused by threads GOLD AND PRECIOUS STONES, BROOCHES, PENDANTS, CUFF of fabric Try puLUng Biem out carefully as you move the THAT'S HOW Wl GOT TO BE NO, 1 LINKS, RINGS, BRACELETS, TIE TACS, PINS, HUGE. SELECTION slide biek and forth, ; OF THE FINEST EARRINGS. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S WATCHES. We taki pleasuri in sarving the mort
tf*^ni; Tfl! 'em what ysy hoye. LONGINGS, WITTENAUR, KR6ISLER, KREMENZ, RONSON, Run a lew.CBil Cloiliflcd, Coll dry cleaning and laundering service. 6147700. SPIEDEL. WE HAVE WATCH BANDS, SILVER TRAYS, BOWLS, Over the years we have grown into a i+ L[GtllERS,-CLOCKs!-ElC.( |TC, large organization with a fine reputa- WINNER BOATS tion to uphold. ALL MODELS ON DISPLAY We offer a complete line of fine services, 4 DON'T MISS IT! U1 JO 22' , • , DRY CLEANING / SHIRT LAUNDERING NT1RNATIONAL BOATS FLAfWQRK LAUNDERING /TAILORING A VERY RARE SALE! • J3'CABIN W/PLylNC- , SHOE REPAIRING / SUED! & LiATHIR BRIDGI SOOH,P. •. 4 • «' CABIN & LAROI AT PRICES THAT ARE INCREDIBLE! COCKPIT !00 H.P. • tt'.OPFH FIIHINC IOAT W1 lUNKS UOH.P, FINAL 3 WEEKS IRVINGTON EAjTJIRAHGE CHRYSLER OUTBOARD 533 Lyons Ave. B49 Springfield Ave. 1023So. Orange Avo, ENGINES ELIZABETH LOW PRICES ON 55. 70 AND 128-Elrnoto-Ave,--——. —'--85 H.P.-ENGINES- - "USE THIS NO LIMIT ON QUANTITY (Corner Jertey St.) •ft ALL 1969 MODELS HERE VAIUABLE_| "•' ANp-FAST-DEfc _XLAJIK_ COUPON"'" fidd A... I Central . & Rorttarj rid,' OF CLARK INC* New jiruy AND SAVE | Beautifully MILLSiOl SCOTCH PLAINS 11)1 leil 2nd Si, 1067 RARITAN RD., CLARK, NJ. IOAT HOUSE CLEANED & FINISHED Hiliiide 29 MiFLfwOOD' FANWOOD (6PP. A4F MARKIT) OP1N ? A;M. to 9 P.M. inc This coupon must be presented with incoming order. IH1 ipringlitld «.e 364 Ssuth An, •MILLBURN , . SUMMIT S5 Ur.-, n Pioci Note: All repoirs must bo called for by May 10th 2540 Ru.11 Si otch Plo 191 Millburn A»«. O OPEN 7 DAYS 233-9315 u. -Thuriday, May R.
\
General Electric ©iff iuys! YOUR CHOICE MOCK TTjRTLENECK, iCrlppH tnuche« are fashion note! nf rtUi nonehajant, young iprlng dress, in cotton knit. It's by Bed Fye, 88 16 • aeh GENERAL™ ELECTRIC EUREKA Automatic Electric POLISHER CAN OPENER 88 8I' DA500 Opens itondofd iiie coni. Mognetie (id holder. Sturdy Itee! body, •DLCUkAfED two 'fioatlns' bruihts. U»« » GENERALS ELECTRIC miy wear rings for spring, eleonaii ,Uorsurfsesi...ierub$ Here, cultured penrls and l lenU-precious stonei com- waxei, pelishet outomolleolly. bine 111 four rings of varied UNDIRCOUNTIR BUILT-IN shipe. Ring deglpi are STEAM/SPRAY/DRY IRON from Imperial Pearl Syndi- with Nen-Stick Coating ( cate's gold-filled line. RINSE n HOLD SEE OUR LOW PRICE F91WT Public Notice White handle, power sproy. Fast result! with 39 steam PUBLIC NOT1CI vents, GE double non-stick coated soleplate. DISHWASHER TM BunTsf'sctosl Ertnuit ol the Town ol Irtington, New Jersey. wi»l conduct « jime mSk on M»y ft, MM it SiM P.M. Ui Ui« TnrSi H. HorriU High School, ill) CUjit™ Aycme, bvlnstoh, GENERAL® ELECTRIC Nn Jtrsey, lor Uie (ollowinf purpoaeat 1, To f«ld»J i rwnlirtion ipBrovini i«0,MO, uddiUimij moms for ihi icrcol mrfsmiLstion prop-un. %, To receive communlc«tions, J. To liojpl • new riKMon approving 1400,000. lor thi aohool modemlu. HAIR SETTER iion program. 5198 Section 1, p.ragmpri 1 of Qrd|. nincn-ru nMIUuna] money Section 1 uriinph i c.l Ordl- SEE OUR LOW PRICE -1400^09 You get IB nylon rollers in 3 difftrtnt_liiei, with Treat Mem to this dependable dishwasher that holds Steam I, 5 of OMU unn heat contacts in bast,. 17 table settings. Easy to load«|ust stack on glide- out, racks. Rinse Only control lets you Qccomulate>(. Ejflmate ti thit time. dishes for full Wash and Dry cycle. Dual detergent , TWQTIfif M, MALONK ieer«t»q dispenser, crystal.clear rinse for spotless dryirrfT—' BOARD OF SCHOOL ESTIMATE In, Ibrtld, Miy I, 1060, (FtistJ.ii) Great giftl , " j BTATE OP HELDJ CICn. WHIILBI, dtceutd. GENERAL^ ELECTRIC Nolle, of Settlement Special Notlee Is hereby fiver, (rut trio u. —1U of the nbicrib.r, Survtvini its. ol tin Trust emted under the ; W1U md Testament ol HELEN TOAST-R-OVEN Mother's Day Bonus! .CECIL WHIILEIL dKeuwi, will be .audited and atitrf 17 the Surrogate ar.1 * reported for jetttemeni to the EMM •CMMy Court, Probate Division, on TUea. EUREKA " -stay, the »?th day ol MAY nest, 88 »* NATIONAL NiwARK j, oiEx BANK tkled; April it, IBM Lightweight CHANALM, LVNCII L MALQNfY, At- 24 torneya 8 Qlnton Street Versatile oven bakes, {fills, toasts, warms... "tvtrk, N.J, automatically! Use to defrost froien foods, tee, •», Hefild, Apr. 14, May 1, I, 15, 21, Thermo gloss door, heot control. T93 -BTATI OF ALiiHT MOSHHM, Sr, VACUUM •In knoim H ALBEBT MOilinM, if Biucd, Notiee of SrtU.m»nt Noyet Is hereby 0ven Uat Un It. counts ol the julurrlliers, Fjiecutrlce» BROOM 'of Ihe Lut WUl ml TeiUmenl ol AL- "IBT.ftMHdM, ir. »JnhBsnMAlB _1RT MOJHTOll, Seeeue*, wlU be iiid. Iteil Md stited by the Surronti ud re- "JortKl far ietUement to the IjieK Coun- Ideal for quick dirt piek-gp! New Court, Probiiii Divliton, on Tueidiyi , 3rd rfiy of TONE llwt, swivel neiilt gets under low HILDJ MMHUM furniture and into tight corners. ilENWITTA M, OROM DilM: April 11. I9S9 Powerful motor. FREE HMTOOCH, WESMAN, 1THIN 4 i» IIS, Attorniyi 144 Bnud Street Vtvm, N,j, 07101 Irv, Henld, M.y 1, 1, 15, 33, 31, 1969. 40 pc. Set "Ttks Noliet DIM on Ttnimky, June 5, lite it rdnÛilrty o'clock In th. tore- noon or M »ooii thtrMfur iieounitl miy bt hsird, ••, HuoW npit, iodlvid. ANCHOR HOCKING uilly uid u rutur.l (uudlu of Shelll ItoehtllB ripll, ininUnt, mi'SU* Tim, thill upply to th. tun County Court it Uie Eiiex County court Hoiue, In the TOASTMASTER Cl§. of Ntwurlii New jiriey for lud| GLASSWARE riElnjmtoaiu TOASTMASTER 20" Porlabli Beautiful assorted glasses given free with every 20" Deluxe TOASTMASTER Hetpeinf dishwasher purchaser. Buy now I w Siri Figut Gluck c, -robin 20" Roll-About 191 North llroid Street tliubeUi, New Jersey FAN Attorney, for Petitioners FAN In 'lUrmld May «, IS, J3, 38, U6S 9SS FAN ^ (Fee i\».U) 88 NOTICE OK APPLICATION 88 Tike notice ttat Kpphcatlon has bc«n made to the Alcoholic Dever»je Control 24 16 boird of th« TDvn of Irvinston to trin9- 19" fer to WALTS IRV1NGT0N CENTER .Big cooling power In a port, Budget buy instant cooler! Use in window, on table or LIQUORS INC. lor promises located it able fan on its own stand, Sturdy eenstruetiorL.Uie any- . ,,,4 1000 Sprlnrflidd AVf.,lrvinttontheplcri- floor. Powerful motor, toiy. -»ry TiUU dlttrlliution llcenae D-19 here- Safetv orille, 15355 where. tofore tttutd to tlirry J, MiTfOlis, ri- •carry handle, 5319 celvtr of Inrlneton Csntrr Cork ti Dottle Ltd, for preml.es located it lOOOSprtnj- fleld Avu,, Irvlnston. Objpctions, If any should to mtdt lmmnllilnl^ In writinj to Valtntlne Meitsnpr, To^-n Clerk, lrvintton, N™ , Jtrsev. WALTER RAUZIKOWEKI PROCTOR Prpsidrnt'Stcreury 16 Widansjrth T*irr., Crinford N.J, Steam-and-Dry IIKL KM IUI1J.IKOWSK1 Vice President WWrnlmorth.twr., Cnnford, N.J. IlV. Itanld, Miy 1, 8, 1969 (Fee $11.00)
ESTATL OF FRANK M. TUIU, dtvMit-t. rfcUc. ol Settlement Notice llhrrrb) p\rnthlttAeatcountA of the iub*crib*r, Exfviator ol the Lwt Will «nd Triumrnt o! Fmnk M, TUIU, decMErd, %Ulbeiu1ltevl vxlstatMb) the Surrvfite uv] r*(4Hed for trttlcmentto 6 the 1*1*1 Cmintj ComV Prutwte LXvl- tlon, on Tue«.U), th* 1rv1 o( AIM n»xt Bargain-find gift! Irons., AVADEO U TUR smoothly, either dry or on, t^ted' April M. 1969 Here's real' flair for modern N. LESTER LACH, Attorns cushion of sttam. Fabric,' styling...justwhat Mom wantsl Jer.ry «h, N.J. PROCTOR heat guide. Contour handle. -In. HiriU, Mij 1, », 15, II, IS, 196S _L i ghtwei gh_t__rq se/bei ge_,ca_s e_ easily stores roomy cap and t.Ule ol ANNA STUVTV, Jc-dJfJ. Pnrnunt h> Ui* onitr ol JAVts t, hose. Four-position heat con- - M1RAXS, 5urr*f«lt J*r*iri^* Es«MtTti ol *il3 drcf4»rd, ivtif * l» rtrrrt^ fi*«i to TOASTER tl» tr«JlK>r» ol txU innn ' """"' to thr »utatnb*r, urivUr^lh _ tlon, their Uilfti inj dtnuvts antnsi 88 Powerful 3-,»petd meter and U» e»ut» ol «la JK»UIJ »ithf.n »LT nxulhi tiMm thli -t»te, or tht> will be APPLIANCE CENTER thumb-tip central. Automatic lor+v*t bxrrt.1 from prp4iûUn( or J'+csvjrirti t^r Htnf *f»trwt L"ir M> beater releale and eaiy-grip 6 200 MORRIS AVE.^^SPRINGFIELD N.J handle. Lightweight for port- StM. APRIL IB, l»6i. Lustrous chrome finish. Toasts to shade ILFAM>R LO CARRO able use in or out of kitchen. C. MXIMLRFICH, deî^cd. Big value! 376^6380 whlrh wlH enlist the forces of higher educa- I tlM> Sday, May ft, 1 tion In a comiTion effort for thp hsst njirtoml NJ. secretaries lowest possible cost without Partnership in communities interests," L3r, MaeKay said. Nurses on the campus Biierifieing standards, "It must fiiso he recognized by ail agencleg Tli" result ii<*''urd|iig to hoe,, and persons charged with the respiinslliHiry »f meeting in Union pual officiiils, has been a planning In tii? field of Klgher edueatlnn ttiiit thp nwlccl increase in interest in urged for two=year colleges private junior colleges plays inessential role, UC and hospital team up hi I'M", 2>> students from the t-gu credits in their first yc.ii thi' schoiil uf nursing from high and o 'nsequently, that all such planning, as In over the weekend school stiiripnfs throughout the We c«n no longer enjoy the ewmivspnre nf State manter plani, take Into ac •""•» 'll" • '?h< Elizabeth liolpltai School of in nuriing school, credits thai "Opportunity In the future for she In- n n Hi Oil. (Hi pi... ,f ,(,„«» lri^rttl>tl "«," the Nuti 'Hal ^"icreutitts Assof I itior in- Nursing wfr" eiirolleri in an are traiisf rr «hle to 'ther independent two-year college in New jersey as tty' itjirntal iTograni at L'n- stiMifions of higher lei'rnitp S stuoent in thut first class throughout the United States is now In numbers, tpi •• 'tlyll-1'. New IT spy Iliiiolnri, will 'i.ild Inn i nllHgi", ( I lilfortl, the f"i srinienti wi'1 "V i i-W •' in !^4U, reprirted in the nurs= DM, M»eKAY SAID the private two-year col- its tl in™ i| rie< tirî trilmii'V ,i!ii1 but in becoming active, essential partners of 1 ing sch'icil newsletter: "It is lege has ths opportunity today to preisnt it- DR. MicKA V RAID he Is encniiriigod 'h.itrhp [irngi aril jHiiwo' i5tiia>"ts to ll\ to their HN, their communities In social and Civic under- draft of New Jersey's ™sr«r pl«n fir hlghei 1 hard fn realize we hnve fin= takings," Dr, Kenneth C. MaeKay, former self is not only willing hut eager 'to enlist t,ile i-Byrlii'l'ijfv si' soci- Ci'iirpes offered at rnion in (he cause "f making America a better place ediieaLliin takes Into ac""»'t "'* '"I" "' tin-m • Ingy C'liirsi-s four college !'"liege today include hlnlogy, ished our affiliation, but we president of Union College, Crsnfnrd, told the will never furgfif the wonderful in which to live," He said there are latent ippendent Institutions. Iff. Kthel I, Alpenfeli, professor of an- cri'ilUr »nd their nmsnip basic psycholngv andanitnniy, annual meeting of the New Jersey junior Col- The privafe twn-yeai nollegei wpre urged by e-hoil •fquirenieiif microhinloijy, rhemlsriv. days we spent at Union Coll- lege Association at Mnnmnnrh r'nll^gc, Wnet resources fo support private education In »va,y n thfopology in spiv Yorl rniversity's Seiinol '•immunity In which there Is a campus. Ijr. MacKav to develop iystem <' i"»""f! junior college teacher" and to h" "evpr mlnri- will inclu'e Miss Hertha Srronach, ( I'S, of tutors can help faltering pupils from becoming New Yuri riry, itifematlonil presidentelect, •sUnifK.iiit p.irl .if the nursing Agency for Higher Education, said, drop-outs, when settlement houses have jobs ful rtfth e Unique npporfnnirv fnr Bvjwtliimmn- "The Implications for the colleges are enor- tlon a'id Innovatiori," and MiSR Muriel Jeff^rv, tirtrfiiea^t dtefflrt srho,4 iinj niirBing pragr.im. for college students to fill, the call Is clear, 'lire-tor, of Nlflnrreal. I oday3S itudents eam 11 coll- Hard-of- mous. In one etnsp, this represents a serious 'The college which fails to Imbue Its faculty rir M"eKay*s remsr'-B were ha«#d nn d challenge to those colleges — many of them snidy nf priinte junior colleges In A'netirfl Ir «ddit|.-'i tn thr rpeakors. the prn^ram private residential colleges — whl'-h have ex- and students with the proper sense of social and moral uraenev will get little consideration. made (o! the r'lerirsn Asp i nf Junio will include election nf lOSO.'P atficers. Also -+B0WCRAFT hearing? isted within a community without being part . T l a Divmon'(•"•retary of thi-Yeiir will he selected Our colleges arc Inextricably involved In the Wp hflyp a ^psriil phoiis of It. To often the attitude has nurtured an from three contestants who are presently atmoiphara of 'ivory tower' ramowneps, and social problems of [he day, Deservedly, gov- fion. 1 Pimm wilh a vnluma co'it^Qi buiH ernm«rn projects, fciiindatiqniiwprds,and com- chapter WiV ! The Judges are Mise Mary Fun For All • dormant hosHUtv between town and gown. The fnr illment in puHlr rwo iea> t- lli.ges I- TlernPV, ""istitant fr- the preoHwit, 1 nin" munity support will he going to these Insflrii- u inTeaspd frum ^5(1,000 in 19f)l pi l.^nfl.OnO Lountv Ir'sl Lompanv, HiEdbeth, II isard L tions which enljit in the battlf. Each of oar Hi 21 tunp tl e IPVPI 1 o or duwn In iflftP Pi Mactav r»portpd, ndinthesame Slew' ->ii5pt pre"ident, Th' Berl^le\ ^rh nlep colleges whi'ii) 1 gi e continuing artrnfion rn Irs 1 urn n 4 Mil , 1 • i! 1 til. 1 u \ per id t-he n rnh^r of ln=ritutl ns gr«" » frum PIA \ rl ^nd MTbe-r F^ Spp r sr ni ir vice rrlaeionshjr '" •'" '("••«(••'«• i ••••' '•<• 1C1S to OR, R> contrast, the private jimlot I I COME IN AND if eef y~e cnllegen have tended In stflblll""^ at an enroll 1^";' f (impart, l irTirfllt • H«!.hi" B.tllnf V ' * # * ment nf apnrn-mmacialy 1 4"1,000 in ahont2M] In- Mm.sturl! Ron S.rh.ry \n »Jenlng jf nte'tan 'i,=nt will pi-- Go Rarti r'ng Pang THE FORMER PRESIHENI of Union College stitutions fr , MaeKay added t>\at » net lass Wfll#' Cycles • Ca'ioftn^ HEAR THE rented r morr v by th** ^p^rV'pt f' a for 22 years said It is in the highest public Pony & Hirse Hacfe Ririct of ten prlvRte two- year ccilli-gcs WHB recorded women's -eftet d"T!Cted h\ 1 is ai; of interest to preserve In this country Its B-adi- last yar, avpfi nrhers became fnnr-year in^Hhirifins. rhaprer fTr th*= r\i-*-da> meeting YAMAHA cation, which "provides choice and diversity." He ilso urgid the private junior colleges to conduct a 'comprehensive, systematic, Continuing PIANO and nationwide program of informaHon con- cerning this type of institution, IB advantages, AT philosophy, diversifisd nffprings, resources and facilities, "I urge the private Junior Colleges to recog- e |Jtmtn JSlfiip, jjRne. nize the imperative Importance of ail forms of cooperation witheaohotherandwithothertypes ROUTE 22 WATGHUNG. N 1 Of institutions in American higher education, OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 and tn this end. tike whatever steps ire pos- 768-3701 sible to effect or extend working relarlons- ALSO ehipi, consorBa, affiliated programs, joint GUITARS . PIANOS . ORGANS fund-railing efforts, and all other cooperative endeavors, both academic and non-academic, A growing tech school QUALITY campus,,. The three building! of the new eampui of Union County Technical Schools, 1776 Rarl- tan rd,, Scotch Piling, will be dedicated Sunday, May IB, at 2 p.m. State and local officials A rose, is a are expected to attend die ded- ieaHon ceremony which will be held in the commons wet of is a rose the adminiiB-aaon building, Bottom Botrd of EduciBon, public, Rump ROUND ROAST private, and parochial school There's nothing as admlnisB-ators, . advisory LOIN IND CENTER CUT committee members, and others, have been Invited, pretty as a rose PORK ROAST 69! PORK CHOPS 89| Dr. Robert P. Douglasi, president of the Board of Edu- HOME-MADE ^p h FLOUNDER names of iddlaonal speakers 99fc BOCKWURST 89? will ba announced shortly by Dr, Georgi H. Baxel, superin- is an apple tandent of the vocational-technical BChooli, The three buildingi on the Therms nothing as delicious 43 acre campus include the one-floor administration and California D general services building as a GEIGER'S APPLE CARROTS 2* ,, 25( (22,000 sq, ft,) which contains a library, Utchen, bake shop, cafeteria, madlcal room, and FF.IH Cr»n Mcinfsih general offices. CABBAGE 2lbt. APPLIS 2ibt39<: The vocational (or crafts) center contains 12 shops: sp- plianee servicing, auto repair, auto body, beauty cul- TBS MOUNTAIN AVI. ture, commercial art, elec- Springfield DR G-5505 tricity, graphic arti, heaang- BIB STUYViSANT SVi ventilating - alrônditioning, Union MU 8-8622 machine ,~ malnteninee, TV- radio, and welding.
LOOKING FOR TIRES ,,, where every day is FIRESTONE "500" MOTHER'S DAY! » strive fo molt# mdffier's meo/fime cfiores easier by FACTORY FRESH-NOT SECONDS making available fhe finest qualify treats for 4 FULL PLY NYLON 775-14 mtoifime or snacie-fimt diligfif. TUfiELESS BLACK WALLS GEIGER'S RESTAURANT menu items insure our pleasing you, come out dnd SPECIAL enjoy dinner with us this weak!
GEIGER'S BAKERY Our bakery deportment provides ''palate provoking" goodies for the entire family; WHITE WALLS pies you'll love, donuts that delight, breads, cook- ies, and many other treats! _ _ _ 775x14 t CADILLAC 775x15 GETGER'STIDER MILL Our "Mill" offers spring- LA + Tax time fresh "crisp aire" Mclntosh apples, and oil the Special |ugs of tantalizing fresh cider you con carry home' 825x14 j oceo 825x15 Z3 Max 900x15 _855x14__; $0190 f2B59~+Tax 855x15 0 1 Plus Tai FREE Paul's American Tire Exchange CIDER SAMPLE! 355 RT. 22 (E«twd, SPRINGFIELD 379-6126 560 Springfield Avenue • Westfield, N. J. M Mil* Pott Echo L for a solter, more feminine -Thursday. May fl, Iflfifl look, But, more than that, it's Pantsplus what they're worn with Hint's important. The new idea is panw-r1"". Spring sport shirts for every taste, be it bold or quiet latest look It's pants plus tunic , . , Sport shirts ore styled this spring to fli the fnviiriteof giilfers, tpnnls players. aiiHother the new models are the heriy shirts, winch «iih i-i'iin belts, pants plus Jumper dress , , , every mood and taite. Whether a man prefers active sportsmen, bill! pcnuLir are die Intri- have two curved seams fn>m the sleeve down 1 ur biiiky.iril barbecues, ,i muiiuii ur in fashion pants plus long, belted jacket the back of the shin. bunging, new prmt shirts come , , , pants plus vest , , , (him looie and ea§y, shaped ur close fitting, cately (irslgnw! kniie in pullover and coar a sarlety Hants, which begin as pan whether he likes them bold and bright or -m styles. Most romantic cf the nrw spring shirts is nf ,-plnrs .inri unusual rif slgtiB, I Inn ,HHi hfighr pant! plus sheir blouse,These of the anti-Eitablishrnent longer, shaped and flared tops the quiet side, tliPTp'': * epnrt shirt f.M him i.> F m thr- "i,iri wh' likrs >hf> ' ei'ordlnnteri" the \rtist 0' the H»me( shirt. 1 hit style •• IP v 'ny gaiherlng, 1 fashion moi-rt, apparently are transform the pants en«»i"Hii> the stores now. look, si'Mi" nf ill" www spring knits have features bell sleevf"! •IK in nrtn nn '• v irh I S|i,i i « hii' • , wliiirh"r i •iriietnp.ir ) -t ir.uii heading for solid EitahliBh into a totally new look, Knit shirts come out with top honnrs, remain- attacheri matching isfn's, MoeV turile collars lung flowing collar. It is of"-" «!•• '•"< I" "» , ti'in.il tm's, sprii-e up in vihtj .mil livi-h mint itfltiis this spring. remal'i Important, Kit the clnssic pln'-Wntwi Riving it s very smooth lo'ik, , ,,|..|..f, t spring, I hey incIiHle l- Ing the most popular of sport ihlrt styles. They They're ill over the place, SEL L BABY'S old lot • -. * « ari extremely versatile, can be worn formany '•"liar is. returning in masculine favor, \nJ fir the man who is in a party nn mi ami • rrii' c ^'I'ens .md niulheris pink' and some of the prettiest ones l»! Ad Coll 6B6 7700 occasions and with any type of slacks, notes lor the mm who wishes to be fashionably warns to wear a different kind of shirt at home, I hese brilliant sh nil s (lppei r \- f ilids. are In spring's fsvnrite cot- the American Institute of Men's and Boys'Wear, i of hi' frifnils ,ir>.i neiiihhar', spring the new C'uhavera shirt fits riK'n Ir, I hese pt mi' mi' ,i mulrii (( ton constructions. 1 ! In addition they purl: well, andhavp inrm hern i ' rw Innks. I he mnst fined of are pleated, worn on the ouf '• «'»' nfinrriM niiilM in' ' nniaii The new panu are pretty OVERWEIGHT? pano, "I hey re feminine and You can do someihinj about if ladylike , , , not Hooky or 1 wayoiit. And they't* nws'it f You can discuve the loys of 3 Lean, body hugging Lady lii<9 fashions wear everywher*1. tni"ml" » favored for the look. r LINE hippies and teenJ^-hoopers nf the fa lu n rainbow, Bui me Knit-picking destgnei-s have have lest ina»I nf their in n ^ Hark hnne and whifp turned , to pure cotton is the fluent p ns f^hinn il riiiiir s «illl h*> lasl nl ir <- in * FIRST ami ONLY naturally ventilated fabric -•man's shoe wp'dnN;. tleFwc- iln^ terp'iir ailure club witti a DISTINCTIVE with th» i^ft ftrapefhility that U H the 1 ii nf Bj-rtnf F gr—it 'p her wi" b f^sj PORTRAITURE allows if ti move with the Snft 'ahrl s gt a i ef u 1 I \ fnrt ' in f âri^rv if lin^. rROGRAMMEO m MOUNTAIN AVE body ... a quality just as drapei, i ill he si iv.n in I 'lie, ani i in 'f s \ i^s hut thic MAINTENANrF eiSenrial fn fashinn»Stnrnm. c[ ' >ng c '-hnp siiFprir ^ Mil fei-inln" ilors Ihffe */iil For M8fheu Day PROCEDURF fort, _,„,_, be lots of ruffles la PS ln^ hf thp TI is j i f*r\ -ii>i CARNATION e lor weigit 379-7666 NI« TV Sell lh« old on. -•* everything thai c« i| '*- i il jrfuj i »p> i II at ir c W.th fv»iy B -om od Cull 616 7700 lnns if lav^lines" î flin-^ri i qif and * ' trimming luccess' Stockings will be sheer with " ^r^ I t^frp ^lf SPRINGFIILD subtle cellaring and there will Ml thc-e |rpft\ >>arl\ \i n 1 Elks Club be less Interest in textured, sprinn dressei an' shf ^5 will \yi ARUMS 80 Sppinglield Ave THi KEY hose f li rer etnrl ings nr e. 1 pei te.-i ' >--m r-r T[ l-ii it « ' hruars Mondays-9-3Dajii.R7'Jnn m, • ifr. i Ml Kfl ( (iSIrMlNn for a IT1 si TI TO YOUR ILIZABETH Heels will be higher and TIPS (OH VlN1 miH-sumtrier's night stroll, more grii'efiil than they hove an ulna feminine Inunglns WinfisldScoH Hotel marks will anie FUTURE been fnr a while. Toes will be gown with gnnt c.ibbijje IN (il)l.l) !•'1^1 North Brood Strett off flqthlng If ruhtwt insf-s strew" nsei l'5ti^- more rminfM; trims, prerry I OR I MRS (Free Parking In Hotel Lot) and frit-eful. So spring shoes v with a clean dntii »1amp- lengtli Hirndi skirting with will be more feminine too, tned in ™ld water ... While ruffled hodice, I abrir of Wednesday-9:30 a.m. & 7:30 p.m. your new suit will unquestion- ( judging frorn Flrirshelm's Fastman Kodel polyester THE SEA SHELL ...srCBll 7S7J677 for inforanilon ipring eollet-rlon of women's ably have the "shaped" fea and cotton, -Nvailahloin lime an flub, in •PLAmriELD •10, tures, it will allow freedom PLAINFIKLD •iCOTCH PLAMI shoes. and shoeldn^ pinw, si/es K •FORDS •COLONiA •WOOD. SINCE of movement. Try ralsinE your to |ft. \hout t?». BRtDQK •EDISON ipERTH AMBO To natch the new gentle arms, moving around, etc. ill IllL # 1 ieeouss We Try Harder hues of spring1! fashions, this COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Oldest Data Prscciiinf School in N. J. CloiiH NOW forming (or men end wonisn, Cogiisi oho ollsrtd in IBM Keypunch, Bookkeeping and Account- ing, Day end Evsning Claret, Psj.myey.gs, Ff§# FlfKpmsni Itfvitt. Frit Apliluds T«l! 10 lee li yog quqiily lor n,!0inr B ihhid. Approved N. J Stole losrd of Edytflht THE "SCALLOPINI", pictured above, is one of the new colleeflon Of swimsuits desiped byOlegCassini for Peter :;SIGMA BUSINESS COLLiGi•.« Pan, If Is priced at $28 and can be seen at Stan Somrair, Union. 622-6666,;' •,•;: î^^SL . r ^ 6O,622*6661,: All-cotton outfits illustrate PLEASE SIND FRI1 BROCHURE AND BOOKLET, the best in spring fashion NAME ,„., „„„ .,„ „ AGE ,„ , the best in One of the most feminine spring fashion is the all-cot- styles In the Maid's collec- ADDRISS .„„.„„..„„ ton wardrobe of 1969 Maid of tion is a cotton lisle knit in Cotton Cathy Muirhead. a free form paisley desip of CITY ,.,„ , , STATE, „,, ZIP Elegant, refined, of-the- panel colors, It has long, soft moment clothes dress the sleeves; a gently pthefed h PHONE , YRS, OF ED Maid from morning 'til mid- skirt falling from a wide midnight. Pantsults, afternoon riff inlet; and bands of Jewell dresses, cocktail clothes, and at the high neck and cuffs. formal gowns appear in an Not to be overlooked In __ exciting array. _. of cotton thi total fashion plcBire is MQDIRN.1 OO-BED-—*_ 'faSries,'""" j|»iwn*i»»«.*^s" Prom the design rooms of belts or slmulAted bolero ef- New York's top creaton conn fects, and pleats emanating CONVALESCENT HOME snappy dreisesandensemblei from high bodices. Add to this in double-fieed cottons, snappy little dresses with 1 dressy cotton knits, deque matching pants and spring's is* f- The Neptune CONVaCENTER piques and brocades „, just to fashion panorama Is complete. '•Sffiftl mention a few. Hwy. 33 & Walnut St., Neptune Tel. 774.3SS0 Spaklng white, combina- tions of red, white, and blue, Little things, Private Room $35 s day and teams of red/white, black /white, or brown/white color Semi-Private Room $20 a day the wardrobe high/faahion. big fashion When it comes to silhouette, MEDICARE APPROVED the new fashion meisage is The vest, the little bolero, SINCE 1967 communicated Ln belts, high the sleeveJesi wrapshlrt. fit, long sleeves, and pleats. • Registered Nurses around ihc Hock It is the springput.to|ettier The interest in pants for that plays up the longest length • Home Cooked Mcnls almost every occasion con- of bare arm, • All rooms with private boih tinues into spring. And pant- The littlesi puff sleeve. suits in the Maid's wardrobe • Excelliml Hrts & c-rnfls deparlmenl The tiniest bolero. bear the 1969 signature: wide The tailored vest. • Full time Therapist leg pants and hip-length jack, Look for these accents; eo or tunics often marked Puff sleeves of white jersey 50 MINUTES FROM NEWARK •by wldib«lBr5»aw™i*'M**"*"1'- \ Fashlon'i emphasis on soft- Squares of chalni and fili- FIR 2 miles fast of Garden State Parkway Exit 100B ness gives new dimension to gree form the openwork vest. cotton knin-now lone dressy. White latticework braid shapes the openwork; vest with daily edges. Organdy bolero edged with scallops of gold and tangerine leather. Peach ilik vest swings witii rows of while silk fringe. Puff sleevei in coral jersey edged in white chalk beads and tassels. White pique vest edged in white and brown striped gros- galn. , . E ChlNft Now menswear takes up knitting More knits for men are in the offing, as apparel man- ufacturers take up tiieir knitting to provide sportcoats and slacks, as well as sweaters and shins, for *e masculine PAMPERING —markets f Sportcoats pardcuiarly show the trend which takes in and 22% bigger...that s Queen Size SealyPosturepedic for you. COLDRS a variety of colors and tex- Comfortable and firm al the same lime? It isn't hard, Bui then, it isn't soft oilher, tureE. Patterns might include THBI'B because it's desiunctf in cooperatiort with orthopedic surgMns for no morninp backacho stripes, miniature or pencil checks. from sleepinB on a loo-soft mallross. Then Poslurepodic works magic to cushion you in comfort Knitted slacks, while per- on the new modem size bed for two. Queen Size for folks who lust don't fll the old double hars not as widely available, still are present, often in dark bed. They need a half.fool more width and 5" extra length. Comfort tost this pamperer solids. now in our sleep shop. And find out what firmness is all about. —M_.King-Si2e_76x80",3,pc._s«_S339..95 Twin or full size,ea.pc. S89.95 Fashion-highlight c, set Woven sportshlrts are making gains on the knits, reports the American • institute of Men's and Boys'Wear. Crepes, and voiles are important as are multi - color prints. The most popular models are thbrs •with long sleeves.
ENVELOPE IN H.\ND The Fjorties clutch tucked under the arm a soft fist envelope with more detail is ln FURNITURE GALCERIES CALICO CORNERS the bag to accessorize the spring scene by day. ROUTE 22, UNION, Nj. MU 8-5500 ROLTE 35, MIDDLETOWN, N.J. 671-0100 NEED HELP! Use Our Convenient Charge Plon An Ine.pcnilve HELP WANTED Open Every Nile 'Til 9.30 - Sat. Ti/ 6,00 od in The Clonified pagei of tMl Piewipopfi *itl reoch Over 30,000! ncorby ttad^t-toni li*i To place your od,.coll — 686-7700 ! FIRST PRESHYTtKlAN UIUKf:> Mill V CROSS I L'TlirKANUILIrUH -Thursday May 8, 1969- ••'ORRIS AVE, AT CIIURCHMAI ' • rhurfh of the lisJlQ "L itlieran !'••• Miss Mary Crust SI'RINCPIEl P ind TV's "Thl« Is the Life") ",EV, MR, BRUCE W. EVANS. •' n iH Pbln c'luspi «n,,rh HpilnjfleUi Ave, K Shiiii-itl-r i' • i yi a.m. Springfield, N,j, Siindnv - TI) a.m., Churrt School. C'iaoses adlill 1 n 1 • ! in. c « i. Rabbi Israel S, Dresner for ail on a graded hasia for -lilldren nnd '"union. Cantor Irving Krflmermnn young people hefween the ages xf 3 and 14 Mitv'iy $• in - ?M'I J..T,, I are taught in LIIC Parish House, runderkjrk Jeffrey Schneider, son o' Mr, and Mrs, lay, 4 p.m„ "-Mfir ,..„„.., i ",•.. Alvin Schneider of Springfield, wis railed to for tnddlers ages 1 »nd 2 held in the second floer of the Chapel, °;30 and 11 n.ru, irtentl- the Torah as th»i Rar Mit >vah at th» SnhMrh Inpsiay . ' p -n,, C mfU" itiiin cal worship sfirviees ltedlest>«n of new Mol- morning service last Saturday, Wi 'line.l -I 1 ,,r ,. , , ,..,„ ler plpp organ «t both services. Special music ; Tomorrow -- 8:30 p.m., SflbbSEh evening Us'., by the Senior Choir «i hoth seryiee.n, and iervice. Rabhl Arnold Wolf who is on sobbarJ- Tl uisrin i p.m., \seensi sermon by Hr. Bnie» w, Evans, 7:1" p.m., 1 Cal leave as spiritunl leader of Temple Sole!, 1 i • ,, 4 . p.m., at-oUf Westminster Fellowihlp leaves ' a..-I. n.>u-» Hljjhlnnd Park, Ul. w(l! deliver <> s irmon f"r recrenclnn night at Bowrraft, •ntitled: "Judaism and Sex.' Ritab. W .If will 7 EVANGEL BAH 1ST CHl'RCII Biiu lead a d.scusslon at the Oneg ShabbaU Monday— 3;IS p.m.. Brownies, p.m., Uir! 242 SHliNI'lK'E ROAD, Sl'PINGFIELD The Btn Sinai clais will join In the discussion, Scouts. 8 p.m., Christian education enr utiittee, Today-- 7:30 p.m., choir rehearaal with Sityrday ~ 10:111 s.m,, Sabbath morning TUtiday—.8 p.m., sepilon meetinj, rtiHttp janHfis, W-gitmlnsffr nhr»» College. Wednesday-. R p.m., kl'idergr'rteu dep»it Mrvice, Rabhi r>T»sn"r will preach a sermon, r>irt«y - ' r •" . ' ' •11"' ''" '" 1" r- •" . m*»nt teacher's prnvies, ° p.'" , "' ' Wednesday — 8:15 p.m., Sisterhood meeting; n-iy Scouts, i nHiiii Hirrvmoign group. election of officers. Rabbi Reuben I evlne of S'inriav-. 0-4S a.m.. Sunrtay School withclas Temple Beth Ahm Mil speak about "Whit'' ses for all ages. 11 a.m., morning worship. New In Art," R#freshmpnK wilt he B«(vM OUR LADY OF LQURDF.S The Rev. Herbert Henry Ehr«mi»ir, Bible 300 rENTRAL AVE., MOUNT A INSIDE teacher, will be In the pulpit, junior Church "IM . GERARD j, McGARRY, FAST" under the leadership «f Mrs. Robert Donson hy PARTWRIGHT REV GERARD R, WHELAN, is held at the e»n"> hnn-, ^ p.m,, Capel npv, RAYMOND D. AUM/""- Choir rehea'Sil. f> p.m., yr'ith grtjiips with [lick [Xigan, 7 p.m., ev»ning f"rO«p#l ser»\ce; NSSIS'TA'n i-AS'OHS RFV lOHNSON Sunday -- Mi««i s> '. 1, I'f. in.if , cngregatiofial slnfinB,, spêiil m"sic and and 12 noon. a miiis»ge from the W«tH "f f:->H, tj... --., Weekdays -- Messes »t ' »»»* « r i "re at both sfirviees, Friday 7, B, 11:30 a.m. Monday— " p.m., visitation prngram, Rev., Mrs. Johnson celebrate Miraculous Msdfll NnvpHa ariH Mi ! . Monday Wednesday— 7;30 p.m., mls.eioniiry slides, at 8 p.m. 8 p.m., missionary message by the Rev, Benedietions during the irhnol year on Fri- Arthur Mathews, candidate if-rjetary ofOvf ^ Hnys at 2:30 p.m. seas Missionary Fellowship, ' lliU'''''' '' ' their 50th wedding anniversary (,|i .™.i. i,,,,,, ,il follow, Baptisms nn «iinHny at ? p.m. hv,pp,,j,,f ir w MRS, WI! I I,,\M V . p,. ii u K rhe Rev. and Mrs, Benjamin F, jihnson College, Cohimbia, S.C.; A Si T College, ment. Th? MTT M,)^*5 M Mit - M^r^ 1 • .j!-r (U uf ^ . of Ruhy srreet, Springfield, have just cele- Greensboro, N.C.i Hampton Institute and Confessions - Every Saturday mfl wsof ST. JAMES daughier •)" Mr, jn.i Mo, Hen's j, (Jru•• * ui brated their 50th weddinf anniversary. They Howard 1 (diversity Extension School. Holy Days and First Fridays, from s ,„ -. S. SPRINGFIELD AVE., SPRINGFIELL' Mtmrfrum. I." Williarti V ft ri.-n F'IM,-,,. V '••••i: were married April IS," 1919, in Columbia, Mrs, Johnson is an alumna of Benedltt ElnH frnm 7^30 ro ^ p.m. l.«sr;R. FRANCIS X, COYLE, PASTnn place on SdHiriiiy, I he s;i.. m i; ihr son ui •v C, Mrs, Johnson la the former Marie Nixon, College, Prsrrs School of Nursing of Bsneduct REV, EDWARD OEHLING, Mrs, William FVsfOi-l of hO Ii»i" et,, Sprl-if Her husband, who Is pastor of the Meffopoli. CoUege and V, Bryant School of Nursing. AMTIOCH BAl'TLST CHURCH DFV. ROCCO L, CONSTANT INM. fi=ld, and ihp Uit Mr, IV.i..- k. tan Baptist Church of Newark, has long been joining with them in their celebration have S, SPRINGFIELD AVE.. SFRINCFIELI' REV, PAUL j. KCCH, The Pe^. Jnhri SulhvÊi .'iffi iS'Pii a< Si, acHve in the National Baptist Convention, the been their four children, 18 irandcMldren and REV. CLARENCE ALSTON, PASTOR ASSISTANT PASTORS joF^ph's Churrh. Mendharn. A f ivep'i' *' fî New England Baptist Convention and local seven great-grandchildren. One ion, WiUle Today — 8 a,m,. Gospel Chorus rehearsal, Saturday — Confessionj from 4 to S;SO lowed ai the Far Hills Inn, S"tner\ille. and national religious orfanizations, He studied E, Johnson, is deceased. Saturday -- I p.m., Church school choir and from 7;30 to 9 p,m, Dorothy A, C.russ of Lntif Vallty wis maid at Virginia Seminary In Lynchburg; Benedict The other children_are Benjamin F, johnion 0 "f hnnor. BrideBmaidswereMi t. RuluiilSeals rehearsal, Sunday — Masses at 7, S;|5, ;30 and in;4S jr. of Newirk and Robert H, Johnson, Miss Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., noon and 5 p.m, of Lodi, Rachel P. Cruss ol Mendham Jnd Fsa Nellie Johnson and Charles W, johnion, all 'You're making quits on Imprsitlon on my a.m., worship service. 5:30 p.m., Baptist Daily Maises at 7 and I a.m. Spmdler of Baikln| Ridge, of Springfield. All attended Benedict College, huiband. Ho bought mo ttlit taps recorder is Youth Fellowihlp. 7 p.m.. Church School Confessions Monday after Novena devotions. David T, Peacock was [he best man. Ushers NOW will install whose choir presented its second annual he can hoar your •irrnsni afier hit Sunday were John R, Johnson of North Pkiniield, 1 teacheri meeting. 8 p.m., mid-week eervice. Baptisms at 2 p.m. Arrangemenu must be concert in Springfield on Sunday, golf match, „ rnade in advance. Myles I, Ramer of Milford, Del,, andLawrenee Robert took graduate courses at Columbia M, Cruss of Mendham. officers, dine and and Seton Hall universities and Newark State TEMPLE BETH AHM Mrs, Peacock is a graduate of Berkeley College, He is work study coordinator at Mont- Subscribers cited AN AFFILIATE OF THE Secretarial Schoil and is a medicil secretary gomery prevocational School, Newark, He is UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA for Slndo? Pharmaceulicali Inc. Her husband is see fashion show also a member of the Springfield Board of Ed- BALTUSROL WAY, SPRINGFIELD an alumnus of Hope College »ndattends Fair- Newly elected officers of ihe Greater Wesi- ucaflon, RABBI REUBEN R, LEV1NE leigh Dickinson University, He is engaged in field Section, National Council of jewiih Women Charles is an alumnus of Morgan State Col- by History Society CANTOR ISRAEL J, SARZAK personnel idministration for the First jersey will be installed at i luncheon to be held ai lege, studied at New York University and hai Friday — 8:45 p.m.. Sabbath services, National Bank, the Tower St«ak House in Mountainside on a master's degree from Seton Hall, He Is ad- Thi Sprin^HW Hiitorical Phoebe Brlggs, in memory Saturday — 10 I.m,, Sabbath services, After a trip to Si, Thomas in the Virgin Society held a Ui lilt Sunday of the Mulford family; Mr, Tuesday ai noon. Also featured on the program minlsB-ative assistant to the principal at Sunday — 8:30 p.m. Kusevltsky eoneert, Islands, they will make their home in Morns will be a fashion ihow presented by Alice's West Kirmey Junior High School, Newark, at die historic Cannon Bali and Mrs. Richard T, Bunnell, jane Gottlieb, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Plains. Houee In honor of the iub- in memory of Phyllis Bunnellj Boutique of Westfield, with afcesportes fur- Nellie has a master's degree from NYU David Gottlieb, was called to the Torah as mined by Mr, jay of Miliburn, Mrs. Howard and alio studied at Newark State College. icribari to the newly ln- Mr. and Mrs, Howard P. Cag- a Bat Mitzvah last Friday, stalltd memorial windoWi, selman; Church and Cannon Cuss is chairman of the luncheen. She Is a special teacher at the Gartieid School, After a ihort welcoming Chapter of the Oa.ughteri of The new officer! are: Mrs, Chester lien- also In Newark, COMMUNITY PRESBYTERAIN CHURCH berg of Westfleld. president; Mrs, Norman sp«ech by the Society's preii- the American Revolution! MEETINC HOUSE LANE dant, Mri, Robert D, Hard- Mrs, Helen Donnelly, in mem- Starr of Springfield, vice.president for edu- MOUNTAINSIDE, NEW JERSEY cation; Mrs, Joseph Bilinkie of Mountainside, Name dinner hostesses grove, lots were drawn In ory of Eugene F, Donnelly; MINISTER: THE REV.ELMERA.TALCOTT.JR, order to determine tin place- jamej Duguld and Henry C, vice-president for membership; Mrs. David MINISTER TO YOUTH: WILLIAM CULTON Kabikow of W«stfield, vice-president for ser for Beth Israel benefits" ment for each penon's win- McMullen, in memory of Dr. Today — 9 a,m Intercessory prayers, 10 dow; and an engraved plate George Armstrong Liggett; tl vices; Mrs, Robert Wollman of Westlield a,m,, Christmas workshop, 8 p.m., deacons' vice-president for ways and means; Mrs, Shel- Mis, David Rubin of II Troy dr. and Mrs. wai put on each sill. She also Julia Denman Dooley, in mem- meeting. Sheldon S.Schoenof TSTroydr,, both of Spring- expreistd the ioelety'i ap- ory of the Denman family; PHHOU I n m i , i , wish don Seidman, treasurer; Mrs. HarveyKirsch- n n enhaum corresponding secreiary; Mrs Robert field, will serve rs hostesses at the 13ill annual to the memberi of Mr. and Mrs, Stewart C. Ful- Sawrtav" KKM ^ Cafol dinner-dance sponsored by the Women's fldM 1 "Auxiliafy'lJfNewirWBethlsfaelMedlcMCeriter- Jacob Horowitz, recording secretary. mittee: chairmen Mrs. George John Kean; Marion Townley Sundiy .. 9;30 a,m,, Church Sdiool: adult next Wednesday evening. W, Lancaster, Mlia Phoabe Kiinc, in memory of Edna The directors for 1969-1971 are Mrs, Ber- claii, grades S.8. 11 a,m,, morning wor- . nard Robins, Mrs. Sinford Simon and Mrs, The dance will be held at Temple B'nai Brlggs and'Mrs, Milton P. Terry Townley; .Mrs, Made- Jeshuran, Livingston, The theme is "NewHori- ship. Church School! prides l-î Undergar-4»,, Hunter Wilson, The following members will Brown; Acknowledgements line Lancaitar, In memory of zons for Newark," also were given to trustet Geoife W. Lancaateri Isabel ten, nursery, Cradle Roll, 2 p.m., Softball serve on the nominating'committee for 196°- Banjimln Franklin Heard, tot Marsh Maguire, in memory of with Senior Highs. 7 p.m., SeniorHign Fellow- 1970: Mrs. Sanford Fleischer, Mrs, Joseph painting the Interion of all of the Marsh family; Mr. and ship, Fox/ Mri, Chit Moroze, and Mrs David tht windows and to Herbert Mrs. M, Jordan Price, in Monday — 8 p.m., mjstees' meedng. Wichsberg. Braunsehwlgar of Geljack memory of Mildred Sehreiber Tuesday « 1 p.m., dialogue wifli mothers, Mrs. Gerald M, Sandak of Westfield, ps?t MOTHERS DAY Brothers1 Jewelry Store of Rhein; Mr, and Mrs. Max Wednesday — 3:15 p.m., Hearts and Hands. president Of thi Centril Pirkway Section and Sprlnglield for doMting the Sherman! Mr, and Mrs. Aug- 7 p.m., Chapel Choir rehearsal, 8 p.m., Chan- area Lhairman of the Mid-Ailontic District of CARDS t GIFTS engraved plates. ustus W, Smith Sr. and Howard cel Choir reheariai. the NCJW will install the new officers. PLANNING A BRIDAL SHOWER, The new 'ilx-over-itx' win- W. Wiseman, In memory of A BABY SHOWER?,., SEE US FIR8TI dows are part of a restora- Frederick A. Wiseman, SPRINOFIELD EMAhOJEL tion project for the Cannon METHODIST' CHURCH CRUMBACHER'S ART SUPPLIES Ball House which Is owned Also in attendance were; MAIN STREET AT ACADEMY GREEN 'Silver coffee' aids Mildred Levsen, Catherine A, SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY and maintained by thi histori- card* c«l society. The house, which Siess, Mrs. Anna Brigfs, Mrs. • JAMFS DEW ART, PASTOR CAROL LANE is located at 126 Morris ave., Robert Briggs, Mr, and Mrs, Todiy — 4 p.m., Wesley Choir rehearsal, Valparaiso Univ. Echo Plaza Shopping Confer Alan Cunningham. • 8 p.m., Chancel Choir, Trivett Chapel, predatts the Revolutionary Springfield • 3'/?.381? War and is a fine example Friday — 7, 9:30 p.m., Church Bowling A "silver coffee" wts held at the home of RelreshminB were served Mrs. Walter Gaesttl of Cherry Hill road, Open Thu & Frl. te9 of colonial architecture. under the direction of Mrs, M, League, 8 p.m., Wesley Service Guild Busy Fingers at home of Mrs, Peg Young, 47 Mountainside, last week, for the benefit of Val- (aiiiiiiii The subscribers are: Jordan Price, paraiso University, Valparaiso, Ind, Clinton ave,, Springfield, 8 p.m., German MISS SUSAN F. BLACP4AN ^ _ ifc rllbPhJî Elbiag»tticurrtnilumindli£eat gregaaon to its monthly meeting at which the the unverlliy was Mrs, Eric Drling of West- Rev. Jonah Kiwidia, Methodist mlnliier from Susan 8/ackman field. President Of the Valparaiso University a^. DISCOVER Rhodesia, will be the speaker, Guild.' The Guild concern! itself with the comes Sunday — Mother's Diy, The Church School promotion of higher Lutheran education, Mrs, G.LA.NXS. The WONDERFUL will honor the mothers'of fte congregation h wed Mr. Schnur R, B. Johnson of Westfleld, incoming presi. by prejenang each mother attending one of the Mr, and Mrs, Herman Blackman of Spring- dent oftheValparaisoUolversltyGulld, poured. W9f WORLD Of servicjs with i red rose, 9:30 a,m., divine field have announced the engagement of their Women attended from Westfleld, Springfield, ndrews worship, Trivet! Chapel, Pastor Dewart's daughter, Susan Frances, to Stuart Schnur, Chatham and Montalnildi, Hostesses were sermon will be "Channels of Grace," The ion of Mrs, Gertrude Schnur of Kingiton, Mrs, Lester Luedeeker of Chafliim and Mrs, «T TRAViL SHOE CLEARANCE " scripture lesson will be a compilation of N.Y., formerly of Westwood, and Ernest GaesteU ^ DOMESTIC • INTIBNATIONAL references to Biblical mothers, 9:30 a.m,, Schnur of East Brunswick, AT THE RIAR Of OUR STORE WE Springfield Travel Service HAVI WHAT Wt CALL OUR "CLEAR. CermaB worship service) sermon: "The Wo- Misi Blackman is i iraduate of Jonathan SCHOOL LiB'RARlES NEVER A SERVICE CHAhOI ANCE SICTION." DV IT ARE EXCEL. man Who Won a Husband," based on Ruth Dayton Regional High School, Springfield, and LENT SHOES, MOST OF WHICH HAVI Each school in the Union County Regional DR 9-6767 COME FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK. 3:11. Emanuel Schwlng wyl conduct the ser- Ii a junior-at Douglasi College, majoring in High School District has a full-time librarian JjO Mounioin A*e,, Spnnjluly, N,J, SOMETIMES WE PURCHAil OOQD vice, 9;30 a.m,, Church School for all ages. Spanilh education, Mr, Schnur, a graduate of and a part-Hme audio-visual coordinator. QUALITY SHOES, ESPECIALLY FOR THAT ilCTION, SO THAT Nursery through sixtii grade meets In Wesley Westwood High School, Is a "seniotat Rutgers THERE WILL BE SHOES IN ALL Bills. House, 10:30 a,m,, coffee and eonversidon In Univerilr)', New Brunswick, majoring in THERE COULD BE COLORED »HOE«, WHITE the Fellowship HaU (Mundy Room), II a,m,, history. He plans to do graduate work In SHOES AND DIFFIRINT SHAPED HEELS. divine worship: sermon: "Channels of Grace," edueailonai administration, Wafer supply YOU CAN'T IMAGINE WHAT YOU MAY FIND Mother's Diy offering for the Methodist Homes A June; 1970, wedding Ii planned, THERE.' COME OFTEN AND JUST BROWSE Looklni Into ttie future, ac- THROUGH THI 1OXES1N YOUR SIZE. WE'LL . of New jersey, BE HAPPY TO HELP YOU IF VOW WISH, Monday — 8 p.mi, Methodin Men, cording to the MeBfopoUtan Regtohal Council, It is expec- FROM NOW UNTILMAV JUT Wl ARE QIV1NO Tuesday -- II a,m. through 2p,m,, Woman's Named to dean's list A TEN PERCENT (iOS) DISCOUNT ON TOP Society of Christian Service; business meeting -. Karen A, Peterson, daughter of Mr, and t»d "that the 10 million iddl- OF THE LOW CLEARANCE PRICE, . followed by sandwich lunch and election of Mrs. Donald F, Peterson of 221 Evergreen tlonal Inhabitants to live In THE PURPOSE OF THI ABOVE IS TO officers. Worship will be conducted by lone cu, Mountainside, has been named to the Dean's the region by 2000 will put SEASON'S -~STA-RT"TARtVrT« MAKE ROOM FOR OUR : ; serious demands on water GIGANTIC FALL SHOES WHICH WILL BEOlFf ARRIVINC Lombardl and Lydla Schneider; pledge ser- List at Oberlln (Ohio) College, She Is a fresh- BIGGEST IN JULY, ,vlcejor_sqcler/s_work_during 1963=20. man music major. supply systems. SAVINGS! NEIGHBORS WANT YOUR u.ed SPRINGFIELD BR9.4100 t!e*Ri, Tel! !isi Hun a law.tori Clou.(ltd. Call COATS 4I6-770O 55 TO 125 ENSEMBLES EVELYN'S BEAUTY 55 TO 105 SALON off TAKES GREAT PLEASURE DRESSES IN ANNOUNCING THAT Expert Repairing STORE-WIDE MR LEO Remodeling FORMFRLV OF LAURE5 25TO95 HAS JOIN EDOUR^STABF, Cleaning f V€R YT H itl 6 M U ST 60 *.-ond-W#d, Only SHAMPOO AND SET S2 50 HAIR CUT ,.,.., II.50 PopnUrttitertainer.Ltna Home, "COME AND momir !«••* PERMANENT WAVES . S10.00 R«9. $15.00 takes time from her active show 1 business career to Have'a health ALl SALES FINAL ' • FABULOUS HAIR COLORING • BLONDE ON BLONDES FOLE FROSTING , • ALSO HIGH FASHION REDS checknp regularly. She urges FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 376-9856 OR 379-7871 men and women everywhere to 22 CENTER ST. SPRINGFIELD give to the American Cancer 974 Sruyvtiont Avenue Milibum Ave. tt Essex St. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TILL 9.00 P.M. Society and heed their 1969 Union enter 686-1775 Crusade stogati: Help yourself OPEN EVES. NOW. t THOU TO I with a checkup. And others with 101 Quimby Si. (Cor. Of Central) 232-1695 ffcsifleld a check. i Li. .i.lnv May n, 1 Peddler's Fair prepared by Volunteer Hospital Guild friends who are moving and Sixty-three women arejire- Irvington, Mrs, KrtwardCoak- Union, Mrs. E,j, Mamola o! Pent- Of Ro«eU« Park, Mrs, HaroH Van Schnick of Roselle Kenllworth, Mrs, Frederick Paul Roden of Union, Mrs. Perk, Mr a, Thainas \ errasfro wanttfilsposeof b'IC-P brae, New Store H o u r I paring for the Peddler's Fair, lev of Union, Mr«, johnôhen china, glassware ir other scheduled to be held at Memo- of Kll/abeth. Mrs. Kent Martin of Roselle Park, Mrs. John Roessner of Union, Mrs, Of CMark, Mrs, "no Wadle of Joel Mayer of Colonla, Mrs. Frank Sapienza of Elizabeth, Short Hills, Mrs, Alvin Watson Items, may make I donation rial General Hospital, Satur- Cooper of Union, Mrs. Kenneth to the Volunteer Guild for the day, May 17, The fair, which Cnx of Union, Mrs, Waller fierm-d MuUer of WeFtfield, Mrs. John Sprlnpteel of of Union, Mrs, Fred Watts of Mrs. \r\em MuUer el Cran- Union. Mrs, ' eo Singe of Ro- Umon, Mrs, Mnjplyn Weriier benefit o' MeinorKil n- WED. nH FRI will bo run as a fund-rnising ('rnrnsle of Union, Mrs, An- Ijnsj irnl. ' ^f unul' H* fnn fo'd and Mi - M-Hn M.,. ,-l.\ selle fnrk. Mrs. H'Wis of Irvinjrfjn. N'r s. 'iiith V eei:« project by th" hospital's vol- thon> HlVenito cf Union, Mrs. thnn !* 'pi s •' tiia'i < Tr * ci !ti unteer guilrt. will h* held In John I'oherry t>< KOSOIIP I"!•• k. •>' Uninn, Stockton of Union snrl "K •if t "I in. ^lts, Mar \ 1 "•• Wij; and c< Mnplcv m<, Mrs. mmirs rn ;^ V rh^ it Wflj-.Û'r f »,.«.>ll'- w.iuM <•• M me ' lh> - - 10 a.m. to S p.m. In eftse of Ili/nbeth, Mrs. I r»ii 1 ct/er Hrseile, Mrs, Harriett M, i.)rd f of Uni"n, Mr e, Ir«d Clous of of Union, Mrs, Oertha Oplnsky of Union, Mrs. William Iighe V^fY R!\{] Mrs, John ; '*'• * thair me Mi s, V Ij.. rain, it was reported, the fair "i in of I innllr I'si ' . will be h»lrt 'tip ff»ll"»-lnp î Union, Mrs, }n'\n Ciawlpy of of Union, Mrs, J^'in d'Cijnnor of Union. Mrs. ' «;ter '' el of kr.iohPl I i-i' • ' . Ml urday. Miirlboro, Mrs. llfrt'orr floff jf Ros >1I i'nrk, Mrs. Anton Hosell'i ' «ir' Mrs. Orel : Ir 1, ' ''•••! . ' M fll • Of Westfifld anH M.«,' ' i,l-- | 911) ( •! * "! "IIH, \'" ' , '• I If i.m,.t , -( !!'•'• '!•- About 7t) exhibitors will ; f demonstrate their wires B»H ' feen e Union, services In booth,i to be set Also, Mrs. UprnarH Han- up in th<> hospital parking lit, dlemari o' Union, Mrs. Hurry Mrs, Leonard Nnsbsiim of llelies of Union, Mrs, Walter Union is chairman, find Mrs. Hilrlebranrit of Wnstfleld, Mr s, Roberts of Union and Mrs, Charles Morton of Clark, Mrs, William Kroebel of Clark are CJeorge Jackson of Union, Mrs. "i-GhnirT>!en. John felly oM Iplon, Mr*. Jo- Qthsfs whn will partifipatp seph Kllpy of Un'on, Mrs, In the fair by -nnklng honSque Ralph Kircl'bergei of Kenil- Items, baking rakes, serving worth, Mrs. Harry I aubach of refreshments and taking care Union, Mrs, Amedeel of games ar» Mrs, Millard •if Union, Mrs. jenr ' •••'• Andereon of Rnselle fork, Mrs, Herman Allewelt of Union, Mrs, Mary Al are? of Mother Union, Mrs, Michael Bulkoff s. Of EliFaheth, Mrs. r'gbert Bennett of lininn, Mrs. give gift of Michael Belkoff of FlUflbeth, Mrs. Robert Bennen of Union, Mrs. Donald BUsh of Union, longer life Mrs. Hannah Botnirkof Hliya- beth, Mrs, William Bloodgood The woman In the kitchen of Ayenel, Mn, Charles Is In the important position Bloodgood of F.U/abeth, Mrs, of being able to reduce her / Clarence Burgess of Union and family's rUk nfheartdlspase. Mrs, Herbert Butler ofUninn, Beginning on Mother's fay Also, Mrs, John Carter of when gifts and massages of love are flowing her way, the Union County Heart Asso- ciation suggests that she, too. B'nai B'rith Can give a gift *- the gift of better health and longer life gets awards to her loved ones through Im- proved dietary habits. B'nal B'rith Women, Dis- This will fsii (or some trict 3 concluded its 34th an- changes in daily meal tiual convention Wednesday it planning. The aim should be the Hotel Shelbourne, Atlantic to cut down on foods rich in City, The district Includes animal (saairated; fats and New jersey, Pennsylvania, cholesterol, which increase Delaware and West Virginia, the level of cholesterol in the The Northern New Jersey blood. High blood cholesterol Council was represented by has been linked to develop- women from chapters all over ment of artherojclerosis, tile the metropolitan New jersey disease which underlies most area. The Council was singled heart attacks. out for two merit awards by To achieve this aim, the the district. housewife can serve more Many of the participating meals of fish, chicken, veal chapters garnered awards for and turkey and less beef, lamb thilr outstanding membership pork and ham. She can replace programs over the past year. whole milk with skim milk, They include the Ralph and hard chees« with cheese Triurig Chapter represented products made from skim by its president, Rebbecca milk. She also can cut down Slmkowitz of irvington; on the use of eggs, which are Springfield, Mrs, Arthur Fal- very high In cholesterol. Idn, president; Millburn-Short Instead of using butter for a Hills, Mrs, Leon Genet of spread, the housewife can MiUburn, president, serve the soft margarines that Individual honors went to are rich in polyunsaturated Idelle Lipshitz of the Eze- fats. klel Chapter for programing, Similarly, rather than use Mill Lipshltz wai awarded lard and other solid cooking
matie script, She reildes in polyunsiturated vegetable Irvington. oils. The latter can be used, for example, to brown lean meats, or to fry fish and poul- Catholic Alumni try; in cream sauces and ioups made with skim milk; for to conduct dance making hot breads, pie crust The Catholic Alumni Club and cakes; for making cock- of North jersey will hold a tali snacks and, In cooking cocktail dance tomorrow at dehydrated potatoes and other 8:30 p.m. at the Orange Lawn prepared foods which call for Tennis Club, 305North Ridge- the addition of fats. wood rd., South Orange, To round out her dally All Catholic men and women selection of foods for a bal- who are single and college anced diet, the housewife also graduates are Invited, should include vegetables, fruit, breads, and cereals. In this way she can maintain good Social set Sunday nutrition for har family, and at the game time help them to adopt new eating habits that by ORT Chapter are deslped to protect their Garden State Chapter, Busl- hearts. The earlier the homemsker ness_and,J?r91___ will hold'its replar monthly social Sundiy al Temple B'nal dations Into prat-dce. flie Israel, 706 Nye ave.,, Irving- greater the assurance of mam ton, at 2 p.m. more happy Mother's Days for There will be music by the all the family, Marc Harris group and re. freshments will be lerved. Single men and women over Charity League . 35 years of age are Invited to attend, to hold meeting ReservaUons will be taken for a two-in-one outing The Bryna. Friedman to Smlthville Inn and Atlsn- Charity Leape will hold a Uc City to be held on May meeting Monday at noon at 18, Buses will leave from the auditorium of Congrega- Irvington at 9:30 a.m. tion B'nai Zion, Chancellor avenue, Newark, Mrs, Simon Cohen of Union will preside. Mother's Day will be cele- Annual event set brated with a spring luncheon The Union County Mother's and entertainment. All Auxiliary, affiliated with the mother's will be honored, Children's .Aid and Adoption Mrs, George Oxmin of Union Society, East Oranje, will hold is program chairman. Mem- Its annual dessert bridge at bers of the league will take the Clkabethtown Gas Com- part in the entertainment. pany, Green Lnne, Union, Fri- The annual summer outing day, May 16 at 7:30 p.m. will be held on Monday, June —Tickets-may-be-porchased-at _9,_ at-tlie-Metropolltan-i lotiU, the door. \sbun Park. Mrs.Sam Bren- ner, of Irvington is chairman of the outing. ammiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiummiiiiiiiH 6/BLE QUIZ blooming in time for mother^ day Sllllll By MILT HAMMER1"11"11*
MISSING NUMBERS Complete tlit sentences by Chserfui'things for mother to slip into while relaxing .'. . our'trio of •••••• •• inserting the missing nJiii- bars, 1, jesjs i:isw»red them, "Deifroy this temple, and in carnation-printed fashions: A button-front duster in lilac, rose or gold, days 1 win raise it up." .2, Moses .was on the mountain—days and nights, 3. Then he took his staff in 8 to 18, 12.00; 38 to 42, 14.00 The culotte or shift with stand-up neckline smoitfi stones from the brook, 4, They drew Joseph up and lifted him out of the- pit, and and front feipper in lilac, sizes 8 to 18, 11.00;"38 to 42/12.00.- • •• sold .ilm to the Ishmaelitei for shekels of sliwr, 5,. After d,iys the waters of the fls A came upon 'At Home Wear' dtsigns by Van.Raalte. . • the earth,1 . ANSWERS (RSV) i. Three (John'2:1«). 2, For KASPER IX^SIGNS a black and loungiweor, Hohne Ir Company Westfield white cotton jumper with a I. T1iree(JdUji.2:19).2.For- contrasting polka dot silk tj-, forr>- (Ex. 24:1S). J. Five blouse for his spring,.-'6*?, (1 Sam.-.17:-tt): 4. T\vaity'(Gen. collection. 3?:2S). V&ivcn (Gen. 7:10).
\ Thief of sight Teenage meal management Park-Union Guild 1 >• "Hay Mavfl, 1 Glaucoma Is called the To Publicity Chairman: Rapid growth Uniilil V'ii likp snrTiii hplnp _ Kenya's caiiiLal, Nairobi, Is WE CATFR important to cultural mores has donor dinnei, HI I it op i f in rr i>ow'|iiip( r t f> early Riid [rented fontlnuniisly, loday >ne n( Aflii-n's higg-st Ii is estimated more than Your meal management C. Stolte, County Home licon- Ifa-ii"' ^ i it.•' to Uii« news- i-iiies Yfi, it bef,an only 7M yenfi ,ijo iisii makfshlfi i-amp ONE AffAiR AT A TIME 1|1,702,00™.,i0mn American,,B1,u.ii.».s oveslr,i ag«e traits as parent! will affect omist. The family's soclaj and installation is held |>.i|>'M ati'i HKIS CIM •mi ' * lips 35 have glaucoma and half of your teenager's food habiti in cultural mores also have a of the pioneering Kenya. complete privary for your function them do not know it, countless ways, says Mabel great ln[luence upon vmir The Pirt-UniQn nuild of DpnoreH held its on S II b m i t t i n c ' ' W'J Rr» - I UAnda Hallriiad, I odav 1'ha- vûngp'ir's eating hubits, 10th annual donor rtlm-ei i-» rh«. rarririan .1 liupuialiiin ul i5U,IIIKI, in 1 plfo^nilv .lppninliMl rooms r h Ol» ?»flmple of thin was '*terers t ls week, cited in »'• iinslriirfy1 ed lui?s- Off]c»rs for fi>e l^M. l«'n seasi.' wer« In- Annual tionnai'" <<•>»! >[•"! tn >'"•• stalled by Hr=. |l»i-'-l 'MlT-ll'i > •• 1 ^ Bsgyly Servieei "praisa," «r "§raH" fnndl, Avnet, reeordinj secrittry; Mrs, Harold Gold- UV/INQSTP" and whose opinion they felt stein, social secietary: Mrs Ma retail Kaf?. Mr", jps really counted. Thr aiithority bosr-d sefretaryi Mrs. Leah Porter, auditor, • rnrmnnoni Wtiddlng nhiipn! In Thii Roun.! and Mrs, jock Brooks, Mrs. Leonard Feller. made banquet crrar " VINCENTS selected m«« offn as th-one • Sn.nrv,,tb.,r.i I.oiingn • ninlng Rnom influencing food habits was Mrs, rhll Kopp, Mrs, Anrhony Matnclannl, Honored pjest.s will g fhajr mother. Mrs. ArtHiir Muhlgeier and Mr-, Ma'*1n Doff, Eugene R, Gailagher, the Rei, (I) IKM'SE OF BEAIH 4 Counlrv N»»n«lnn 4lmncphsrn nn H Arft> F.i.t Charlen P.Callahan, the Rev. ^ST VinRRlS SVT A lot depends on 'Mom," 'Jerald \. Ntatfhaivl, rln- '' The above mentioned survey Awsnis were presented by Mrs, Warren I'MON CKNTKR ""imas M. I oye. is only an* of many proving rohen. Van Harris, comediiin, pravfrted thp f Tf.1 i again your Important role as ""tertainmwt f'f a* prnximr"ely "IP gur its, nP«. Ev.,yd mesi mpiiager, I' youprictice Chairman *••• ••- <• -"'"f ••'" '•''•' >•••' eating three meals i Any Mis. HsiV-n. All itpmE c*hpi tl>nn BUY OR RFNl there's t good *™» i«'» lipv § ^hnul-l b- i^ sy' <-tiiIdren will tor Togethgrness is aloq im- Adjustable pedal tension. Heavy duty steel construction, portant, Taking time to eat and talk over some pleasant beautifully finished in chip resistant enamel. Speedometer events Of the day is another anri milBBgo inrtlnstnf F.fra large comfort Mat MO OS way to i-eep your family informed and together, Mflke a point at least inee a H^y of having a family meal. And, when possible, ear the other meals at a table or on a snack CHICKENS table with other family members. Thii habit will build a Mat omnga sense of securtry and togeth- erness rather than having home just the place to hang 33 HALSTED STRUT • OPEN DAILY TO 5:30, THUIS. TILL S • 174-2100 ont'i hat. Municipal Parking In Rear sf S(er« Happiness goes with well managed eating habiti—your ttenigers, especlfLlly girli, who have well managed diet habiti have been found to rate high In emoUontl itablMty, conformity and family rela- tionshlpi. One such survey was noted in the journal of American Dleteac Associa- tion In 1963. Teenagers with pod diet habits tended to mils fewer meals ind were better QUARTERS acquainted with a wider variety Chicken Parts F of foods, than girli of the same Lags with thigh irtitts with rib e FOR MOTHER^ DAY ige who had difficulty making soda] adjustments. CUT-UP, Ib SFUT OR So, remember your meal OENUINE FNYIIJ management habits will be QUARTiRID mirrored In your teenager's 49 59 future success. CHICKEN LIVERS
USD A CHOICE SHOUUtl SJI9 |< mm mm Workshop LONDON BROIL CHUCK STEAKS ^>« " 49 FRANKS Hiuni TBOIIIIIIULOIDOIIUOU CAUrOMII* SJ09 QUARTIRED PORK LOIN 1UCID LsnmH of { FLANK STEAKS 9 Ig II it CHUCK ROAST 79 scheduled 1 CIANO UMIC.N uminmi „,,,., «nd Slid €«f%l -ib QUABD UNION _ h 79 C Thi NaUonil Council of DRYIAUSACE mm SAUERKRAUT 3S K*. BnUFI FCC Uon) will conduct i Con- ib lumer'i Workihop, Saturday C •t the Mula-Servlci Center, MACKEREL !M SWIFT'S PREMIUM Mtkt EABLV H0RN ' AMK BEEF SHORT RIBS , 6S Farrlngton stteet, Vauxhsll, I CHUCK =^ g, from 9 i.m, to 3 p.m. BEEP LIVER i. 49 SLICED BACON .>! 69 C Guest speakers will be Mrs, {BUM nil! CALIFORNIA STEAK 89 Florence Rice of Harlem Edu- e cidon Center, New York, who HADDOCK FILLET TASTY STRIPS '--' 49 will dlicusi "Spending Power and Oarniihing of Wages,"and CHICKENS BOLOGNA CSOKIO I0T1OH HOUND Ray Maurer of the Urban Lea- riBHlT NADI « » e gue, Elizabeth, who will speak CORNED BEEF POTATO SALAD .„ 2| on "Urban Renewal," Another topic will be "Food Vegetables iAVIUP TO 10". ONlAB&e Stamps," C inmiisi A coffee hour will be held IJIICKENWINCS -3S BEEF FOR STEW from 9 a,m. to 9!45 a.m. The public Is invited to at- 2 25 C A. LINSENMANN tend. in Hit in §i i cut iius ii si i nui HIS I n \ TAKE A COFFEE BREAK! „ CORNED BEEF HASH •IX'69 • IKE IIIItllilS III BI i IH"C» Iflll III.S 110!] 16 FLORAL AVE, NEWARK Officers of the chapter are H cum ONION .» Mrs, Herman C, Cray, chair- tunnngi { Grand Union 55 HorniHandart B9 r/ 353.6868 243-5994 mm of Coniumer Educiflon, HADDOCK DINNER 43 ASPARAGUS SPEARS '. W Mrs. Thomas Smith, chair- I«MUI-1ABH Pride of Colombia 59 Maxwell House G9 man of memherihip, Mrs, PICKLED BEETS Z -•• HV ; : j •ja4'rr ^L?/L\"-\hL 7Wg. i-":'Ll.^:.-'-:^'.z':y^rif.^ " Wl!UaM'Gre|wyrtoirmiiof * hoipitality, and Mrs. Joseph BLUEBERRIES .,•• 35r Pierce, president, ift insHidt C e APPLESAUCE 4^87 S 00 | HYDROX -45 MARGARINE DEL MONTI M ttni\ VEGITAIUSJUIILSI3;.;: 1 S QO mm tun mtMcti FRUIT COCKTAIL 4 1 s 00 f% A fir on™ - ion smi n C '-! -, 'Black Revolution' ONIONS '^ 3 K l SOUPS vairtra 2 49e MARGARINE 2 3 in 32 is topic Sunday French Fries BLEACH ^ CAT FOOD 6 Robert Curvin, director of —Sbp Qkojd U\UM, Community Relations it Rut- i«ntruht[~~i gers University, will speak to the Ethical Society of Essex FLORIDA JUICE {H| MMM^ 'A County, 516 Prospect st., c 2b fduiards" Mapiewood, Sunday at 11 a,m. HI FLAVOB tliM , His topic will be -Black Rev- C Wfe. ^^ ^^ f ^^ ^D H^ 5 •* Aw e olutlon". ONION RINGS 3:^97 ORANGES 5 49 DRINKS'lS 4 99 CIAIB UIOI - _ _ GIAKP UNIaN - CHUWK « «* The. public is invited to e attend. MAWHITn tinoEi TUNA 3 89 COFFEE UOHTINM 6,:.;: W GRAPES f.illfTi tfinnif e MAYONNAISE COFFEE CAKE ^69 ORANGES 12 59 KAIPLES miToiri nitA , _ e 1 RAVIOLI S& POLAR WHIP ' 45e MUSHROOMS S9 POTATOES^ WNitnirAn l mitm e MELONS »49 fWt DRINKS 39' SKY-HI CONES : „ (•«» IttlnJitn S IS FTRTSIIZER 50 x 2 iovER SEED - 98 iiAEtAlBgAISEn lAistiI - IR7Q1IIiKMirnSi lotiiiSOLLAli l • • & ^Barefoot GRASSSEED 5 i, U" rLOWERINGBULBS ,. WISH DAiLY GOODS COinjblfjorMeJeet FRISHBAKIKINS BIZII C Ib WHITE BREAD II Children love sandals bicaula they re cool! Especially Edwards s 00 e WITH THIS COUPON *NO PUBCHAH 01 Thij'rt to comfy on the (tet we till 'tm birtioat wadsli.™ DoziNDoHUTS^f 3" l APPLE PIE ,'; 4949 Is Mi PKO your own skin. And psrenls love our SAVE MORE ON Wlflffi..* Cr-BLIIE STAMPS, TOO! LAND O LAKES •• sandals too ' because they hive a re rot DtlTttt! "linlorceilM .., where children give them BUTTER \ \ / ; ;i . , M their griatfit wen We have sindali for EF|ERDENT lKLAl M COUPON OOODTMIUJsr HAYIOih uono imimo \\ I I wV/*L/V ''"' 'otI !n^ ÔW ln- g'rtI in a w'-* S 09 \ • V / *ErWiS; lection a( colon appli red. biny blue, VISINE - •- l PRELL m?A*«» . »• nn. DEODOIAIT-DtALMBMDOMIT- DIAL MCaI nttint . •..-.. . MBYLOTION flAV SECRETT SPRASPRAY ' WITH THIS COUPON i»O PUICHASI 01 ONin-oi PKC. CHiisi OR SAUSACI HAMILTON iKOTCH RIGID PLflSTIC MARIO'S COOLER CHEST PICNIC jue PIZZA PIE COUPON COOO TN«Ui*f «*» IQlh
"Your mailbox is ydiir pirtiifr Miai mtetm THW i*T.. «u» tew, wi «IM»YI TM HCHT TO UMIT ouANTirits Fine Footweoi for the Entire Family and Personal- in the ;fipt "I[«init tancer," ued Fitting by MANNY FRIEDMAN &-KEN RID- says noted actor. Sidney Poilier. UNION - S PBIHH. Shopping Cwiir al Oi.iliiul St.. Qjmn lort Thuri.-FM. i Sol. 'ill ? p.m. OPIH SUNDAY 9 A.M. lo 3 P.M. . ' "Send a seneroui cheek today ts VANLY '• ' . SPRIHCFIELD •- 0tn*fs! Grain Shopping Ctnltf, Morril ft MBynMln A«.,.0p«TI Mondst Hiru Thuriiafj a.m. 10 9p,m., Friday 9 o.m, lo 10 p.m. CANCER In tare of your local Sotucdoy, B o.m. to 9 p.m., Sundoy, 9 o.m. to 6 p.m. . posimister. It makes senie to 1030 Sluyveinnt \vcnue ' ML 6-5480 Union give to the American Cancer Vlill your Trlpi«-S Rfd.mptlon C«nt«», Moditon Shopping Ctnltr, Main & Owy«r, MsdUsn. Open Mondor ond FriJot.Ev.nlno>. Until 9 p.m. Society and to have an annual Op«n Tiûri., 'til 9 p.m. All Redemption Cenfcrs cloied Mondoyi. checkup." fflSEOBT
GASLIGHT Rm \i IUM 24 FIRST ST., SO. ORANCF 1 1 Of iinjfr S Florham Turk »•'• ngton & W i 11 in «' BEGORRAH, • Rgiil Tom Turkry • kt,t:«< 61m ij Virgir id Him FRANKLIN 1 young 1'MI1 of CBBon a ' Kl»v • Ro'M' L»a of 1 MOM WILL LOVE IV. Ip. ,f i.iirS • B. id Shif'.H «,.!•.. (».li), , l,,,,,l ARMS op p. Rps! A Co I <••• I i sink lit) St.. Hhiniiit- I-' AN AUTHENTIC OLDE IRISH PUB! • OMPI I II I)|\M II- Tlam Basle Rocf te I • •••ii'iiDT 11'1 I iri''~l In I ' SPECIAL MOTHER S DAY DINNfP ADULT DINNER |4,»S Tqmou. for Sffofci" ""'.PRIM UNDER 10 $!.« S»atlngi ot 3, 5, and 7 p.™ (FQRMf-UY DAN 0P*rV5 IT'Alf MOU<') Ressrvotlonsi 763-7114 M.I.. Your »,,..»(•(!.», E—'v '•'•• '"""" II '0 2:00 OR 3-0325 • Amilrleon Ilpreil Honored • Claied1 MsBdllji FR 7 HIS
CALL FOR W« eater to porlis i DAY 731-8900 TtS.9722
Day Dinner of fr># . RKSTM RANT OLLY MADISON C-VTKRKRii HOLIDAY INN RESTAURANT COCKTML 1.01 NOK RESTAURANT 624 Westfifld Exit 138 Off Garden Stale Parkway KLESS MADISON RESTAURANT 570 Morris Ave., Springfield 5. 31st Street, Kenilworlh SPECIAL MOTHER'S DAY DINNERS Elizabeth Enjoy your dinner in a warm, family-oriented stma, Rpstauranl - Diner Hove Fun . , . Enjoy Real Family Feasting sphere and bring trie children to help celebrate Mather* I Accommodoliont from lh« imolUil party to 350 in Rl. 9 Madison T«p. Old Hridpn Doyl RESERVATIONS sur alegent dmser banquet PSOfni Cornplirnenfary ice-cream cone for motheri an Mher Mrs. M. Bofnio, Monoger 1212 Springfield Ave. PLENTY OF PARKINO Csmpl«t« Fomlly Dinnsri iJ.SO & UB doy'J (.oturlna Amerleo'i Fineit DOLLY MADISON FOR RISIRVATIONS $2.50 ICE-CREAM 241.2580 Irvinglon EL 21654.55 Focllitigi (or Wtddingi & Pirtlei 376.6823 BANGING 1 FLOOR SHOW Complete Dinner Children Welcomed 727.1595 Served from Noon till 9
CAESAR' Tuko Moihcr oul for a dfivc in the country MAPLE for an enjoyable dinner at; TREE INN RESTAURANAILT T0WNE HOUSE s 527 William St. OLD TIMBERS Cor, Terrlll\M, & South Avo,, MULLIGAN'S PUB Route 31 Annandalo Fan wood East Orange Keslivp 5 • Course Dinner Route 202 Bernardiville Dinner served from I-8 Resfouronf • Cocktails Mother's Day • Served 12-8 Children's Menu Ciinion Svu. Irvinptun 1 Variety at Offerings Including MAY «K SPOIL IIKR \ LITTLK We cofer fo small weddings, Entertainment on Wed,, Fri, & Sat. Nights • RQIIM! Duck • HOBSU Uref • Turkey parties & banquets, Fine Food & Drinks And to imurs that we will be able to properly We'll hove a ipeclol manu for Mam, and will >er*e COCKTAILS jlnnerl oil iay (ram naan to 9 p.m., from 44.7S attend MOTHER'S every wish, there will bt 7354075 (complew dinneri) ••atingi every H hour from 12 Noon IB 8 P,M, RîXtions 322.7227 Reservations 672-5888 RISERVATIONi, CALL for Reservations Please Call je8.I413or 766-1150 371-8833
'i-±j^-*X^»^l-.~-=—t^r.
The STASH'S Off si/§/tff/)A/A 619 Lanfidon Si., Oranp
Complete Wedding Package STAGE HOUSE 17.50 Par Perlon RAFFAEL'S Restaurant Special Shower Package RT, # 27 • EDISON S2.35 Per Ptiien 214 Mountain Ave.. Sprinpficld 708 Mountain Ave,, ttalehung TRY OUR SMORGASBORD 1 366 Park Avenue $5,50 A tpeelal Mother ! Day •mil, Make Your Reservations For ITALIAN CUISINE Pleaie make reiervatloni early, Mofrier's Doy Dinner Seating! ol 1 P.M. • 3i30 and6:30 P.M. Scotch Plaini your host, Bob Aragon COMPLETE 5 COURSE DINNER Serving 1 fo 9 PM, Pleaie Coll Sprrial Mothi-r's l)u) Dinnrr Reservations $3,95 . 678-0313 755.0111 287-2222 ALSO A LA CARTE Sealirtps 1-3-5-7 P.M. . . RoaorvntionB ,.... .,, , 379.7449 322.4224
WIDOW STOCKHOLM WASHINGTON HOUSE BROWN'S INN RESTAURANT 55 So. Firiley Ave, Ridge SUMMIT * Main Si, ""'.Madison; N.j, Rt. 22 tximemlle, N.J. WEST END DINER Spec/o/_5eo//ngs —Brinj'T/ie Family and Dine Wi'fTi UsOrT ' MOTHER'S DAY CONTINENTAL BUFFET SUBURBAN HOTEL 7-3-5-7 P M 45 VARIETIES OF HOT AND COLD GOURMET FOODS Mother's Day : 570 SpringfieldcÂ Summit 815 Rt, 22 North riainficld. PRIME STEAKS, thermal broiled. Filets, , ALSO SERVING REGULAR DINNERS RESERVATIONS PREFERRED CHILDREN'S DINNERS AVAILABLE sirloins, dubs • fender and delicious. We Will Give a Carnation- Or A Rose To I' Enjoy a Irotitlonal Sunday Metier'! Day dinnti with ui • ivery;M8f':er Who Walks in The Diner. CALL'FOR RESERVATIONS ireaktalt ieWed 1 a.m. to 1VM o.m, « Dinnsr and cocktaili ier*td 12 noon n f p.m. 377-2356 Full cowrie. Dinner!' from 54,50 up 725.2235 Qilldrffi'i Dinneri Avellable 766-9853 .Everything Homemade
Reiervatiani Open U Hour s A Day d 273-3000 U. S.-lsrael trade will be discussed United Fund unit
ypi? 5 Five Points YMCA announces Sponsored by the Smerlenn-israel Chamber gram obiecfi ^-' bnl IHing n< Hilnir si hr Hi** * exhibit 111 he 11-i » rd hy M h n« ill names Richards a* of Com.Tiarce and Industry and the Nationtil *ith Israel, narl noi oariimt n <\. Urn I n Jewish Welfare Board, an Israel trnde cxlub't The clinic aims to secure the cooperation hf 3f n rimer el n F Ulerman program .;linlc will be held at R p.m. May of the representatives of five Jewish com.Tiunlty pre ident \m rl an 1 rule and Indu trill Ue- executive director summer staff nearly complete IS at the Pastern dnlnn f'nnntv VM-VWHA, canters who will: 1, learn what the exhibit velopment (far 1 rael) Aharon Nlry Israel Uhert ! illey, ilireftm Hreen *,ane, Union. IB; 2. suggcit wh(« additloni'l resources 'hey eaun I ani Ir ie on i !>, 1 per in1 m nf the i'ivi. I'ntnts for "igl" 'Tii; HI,, hnye .liid gi'ls 4 yeiirF of Participating Jewish fi.iiniunlfy renter • vill * uld want rnnrtr AtnlUhle to 'hem; 3, set Y\1< S siiMinmr propr.im. Jiin ivceti tills v »1 jgp .iiv it li> si i? inehep tiill niay n'jistei T-i r 1 1 include Pisiaic, Bergen County. CiaiU'i™, s> a definite period for use of the exhibit; and Iln' eijff positions ,irv .ilnuKt (•''"'I ' ""' f?ir di,y Miiinboi *if 'Mcse ^hey wi^h, I hree Untie City siid Pastern Union Coun-y. 4, parHcipate In so evaluation session to mike "e vjrinMS si'iiiniff iii•portiiiiiti"»s. sep.ii te tinws luvc buon set "p to select I he clinic Is aimed at helping to promote rpcommendaapne which will be incorporated 1 illrv, wlm will lie tr.ifhinri Jt I Mhi'i High fruiTi, mid r'iroll»>«s come e";h day at tlie in a program manual to be made avoilahis ii cu l|r ran g e I i it 1 r M-IVHII najjt veur .in.I wili hi? living in I nion Sdme timu. 7 hi•= incrnirtl'in in hnlii In the tr»de between Israel and Uie United itmea In n is will as to enhance program resource's for centers throiigh ut the United StaWi, whl h will be e Sli'irtlj, »ris director if the •> Ml V« summer ^ Me1 A while, rhnsp centers whlrh hnvp as one nf their pro- the imp >r fanrp and rhar affpf oftherrrfde pr.igr.in csf. yijJr I'iprp in fnrr ill- Ihe Adventure [ay lump Is a prodiict of p.Tt " i "I 'I- I < I- i - i" I $II I. i.i . the --xperimortal IMcyel" I^sy 1 amp last year, "Pd. : I he (.irofffam thi« year is for boys u'lri girls 'Ill llih and \,HenHir'' Uiy ( \llip 3-T ind will be lield in the nearby Lenape will np t,itp 'Vitl' fmir fur WPei periods, be- lark 3, cm five days each week. It will- Miss Union County to he crowned ginning j.me 3", Ilio I i|i- (lull Qpr> iri>' fnj Infliide c»mp site preparation, camp Crafts, 1 fwys J i gir ? f thr ugh 1 pijlpt .mil tliry c.ioking, I'HIng, Ciins" vationpi ojecrs archery, i ( may i- ivernipht eamp"ut»1 special hus trip each Local girls among 10 in finals Saturday night wish, perind in addition to activity with bicycles • I he prujrani centers ground snuiil group Such AS hikes, rodeo and other contests andj ilnits nf 1-1'1 camp "re with fnHngp ,igp aafep Ifssfiis, Swlmpiln| tnstruetlnn will take" enlirisfiire as l»,iietq, I !••> i r .igt .ini influ.irc pUce Jt the l-:ll7abnth VMl'A twice nach wefik,
gjmes, stnr ie>«, SliijiiMji, ,ute Jni cr.iftfi, tuiis I Imy v ill he liusf-i tntlio 'V fur this as well as ' to inferpsti'ig p]JCP«, evuni'Millj! liiBtriiftinn m f" til? eampsitp area nn the camping daysj ths whiile, ill geareJ tu {lie dge level oi Un Strutjiers lead the prugram. lie is a eac1' grouii, Therp will also l-e sneci.il evpiits teachei at f.he lonath'Ti l^yrori Regienal High* *>eh"nl .111.1 has had a background ofriniping' iv e and l«ader this Jlil I I i" I.i •: VV 1^1 i-r ••••r 'I" "ill <| .-, • S
•NOIiil:,' \KW I'KOC.KAM this year ig I wo assemblymen [In* siimmpr playtime fur pre-schoolers enter- nif Vin.'?rji.irten in the fall. This program will' he leii hy Mra, Mildred Burkart, afternoori- WILLIAM A. RICHARnS sponsor bill to aid teacher of the YMC<\'< Jac*' and |1U Nursery Warren F, Sawyer, executive direetor since Schnrtl, Ihe prnp-am will also Include the 1951, has resigned from United Community opportunity for swimming instruction in the Services nf Eastern Union Cmjnry to assume policemen, firemen VMCA Whale, a similar post with the I'nlf1! I iinri nf'',is- I'Minn (/iiniirs \gsemhh nirn 1 ipr t*Mi 11, k lehr lh" staff for the suniirier program Ineludes; Miss slice Kennedy, iirts Hid crafts director; Cade Counry, Mont,, (inland T. 'haiH, i •< •-, and Hprh^ri ], IkMlr'Mnn havr co=spir!*d in school Kiehn, Ing during the summer session will be In it- College, Union, and has made the dean's list ing Dunn at 233-6564. Tickets may be purchased children, • ATTICS "It is diflieuil to j'ut quali- tendance from 3 to 5 p.m. They will meet twice »t the school. She plans to tegch at the at the door the night of the pageant, he said. Reading is one of the most important skills fied, Jedicatod rnon as it is," RECREATION ROOMS prospective students, explain their courses, for your ciUld 1.0 develop. It not only en- lie said, "Addinpuncertainties and provide information on materials to be pandi his knowledge of other children, places iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiiiiititiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiii to the job already madt' diffi- ROOM ADDITIONS used. On display during the afternoon will ani Ufe in generaf but, It |radualiy incresses cult by Uie pressures uf be work by the instructors, so that students can his voeabuliry. Person! who fail 11 'evalop modern tuciety makc> re- determine styles and points of view which they Biis readini skill and enjoyment for reading cruiting e.vtremely difficuiult mi|ht_wlsh wjeam. Of added interest to the H & R Builders early in Ufa ire hampered In one of the aliO discourages youiij, S tali on Brtaks ngajprjewnios:are«s, - • • VNQ^ga TQp. SMALL OR LARGE" by the teachers. -Aceordiiii to the University of Michigan ill By MILT HAMMER I!lllll!iilllllllllllllillliillllliii!!iini iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinif departments, The teaching stafl, all quailflidprofeisional psychiatrist, jack Weston, a mather'i sub- "If a man is guaranteed a PHONi 925-6210" . ar4st members, includes! Mtsi Mary Ellen fetaiclous desire for her child to remain a fair hearing on any complaint, OR Sllkotch of Piicataway, Mrs-. J, G, Johnson TURNTABLE TREATS (good listening) iis" include; "You Cave Me A Motiniam'V )ia»y miy create a reading problem, Thoie ho will respond accordingly. of Summit, Mrs. peter Hofer of Berkeley DELLA ON STRINGS OF BLUE: by the one and "Born To Be With You", "The Secret Of parents often seek advice coneerrJni tfie Let him feel he can be subject 382-83 Heights, St*phen Chudova of Morrii plains, only Delia Reese. An even-dozen of Delia- Happiness", "Sing An Italian Song". "A Place child's readini problem but thjy go about to trumped up charges and die S, Allyn Sehaeffer of Fanwood and Stephen ighrful vocals. Selections include: "On The In The Shade"/ "The Story nf My Life", helping in the w-ji| m.Tnner, They help results will 1c obvious." Potasky of Cranford. South Side Of Chicago", "1 Had To Know My "Walk On (Jut Of My Life", "hresh Out Of too much instead of allowing Die child to Way Around", (the oldie) "Mean To Me", Tears" "Allegra" and "Don't Make Prom- learn to read by himielf, There will be representatives of Acad«mic "Something Cool", "I Heard You Cried Last lies," (ABC RECORDS-682),,. ArUits, Inc. on hand to help with registration Encyiiray-; your cjiild to enjoy stories and Night", "Wilking By The River", "1 Don't Also on ABC RECORDS, Curly Puiman's even "make beUevt" he li reading the words for summer classes. Phone inquiries may be Know Enough About You", "A Houje Is Not WORLD OF COUNTRY NIL'SJC >*), The direcied to Mrs.Laurence Hollandat276-3610. at first. There are action records that ac- A Home", "Do 1 Worry", "The Sjow Musi m»jonty of the 11 numbers m ihis LP were company many of the children's simple stories. On May 2, at 8 p.m., an art clinic for Co On", "Some Of My Best Friends Are The penned by Curly, They include: "SanFrancisco These offer more interaction andparaclpation Academic Artists, Inc. members in good Blues" and "I'm ComingHome Los Angeles," Sun", "Just For You", "You Can Always in the story. Other stories or verse offered Now the gas standing will be held to provide professional (•\BC RECORDS 612) , YOU G\VE ME A Come Back", "Happy Shoei", "Who Loves in rhyme form provide challen^ng delight- evaluation of their work, Sehaeffer of Fanwood, MOUNTAIN by FranWe Laine wnh ihe Jimmy Who", "Big Silver Wings" and co-author of ful (xperiencei, too. Albert Brosi Jr. of Summit and Perry Zimmer- Bowen Orchestra and Chorus It seems that "D-i-v-o-r-c e" and ,h« Hurley- Wilkinsnum Many children's books come in soft covered, man of Cranford, all well known painters, will with each new release 1-rankies vocaling ber "Love Of The Common People", , ai well as, hard covered versions. These in- better and better His 1(1 vncal "good- On ihe PHILIPS label, I'LL WALK WITH self-cleaning oven. display their own works and act as critics. expeniive versions ire especially good for GOD: by Harry Secombe with Chorus and children who wish to handle and use their own Accompaniment by Waliy S.ott, Harry's mag- books. nificent voice, a long time favorite wnh For the three to six year oldf, thf 'Curious Mumcipd European audiences, makes his American well taown, TTie Carrot Seed" by R'lth employees truly a iistenmg ireai, Selecilons include: Krauss hai a delightful record to accompany "I'll Walk Wiih Cod". "Were You There When it. For the five to six y»ar olds, "Bread and They Crucified The Lord", "The MagicQf jam for Frances" and for the five to sevin at college? Believing" "1 Need Thee Every Hour", "The year olds, "The Story of Ping" by Marjorle Prayer Perfect" "Aia Marui-Fran£ Schu- Peck, his colorful illustriaons. ben"j "CoJ Be In My Head", "OSacredHead These and many more books may be ob- The City of Piainfield md Surrounded", "A! the End Of The Day", Union Collegt, Cranford, are tained trough iueli services as the Scholastic "One Man's Prayer", "Nearer My Co
hursday May R. lflfifl- Agency to survey Funds for non-public schools Vets at Union College make grade county's needs in higher education critical/ says county group Military service, marriage make for success rhe former chairman of the NaUonal Kx- systems ($.'1)11,111111,1)11(1 in Se« jersey), Unpaid bliia, » wL/e, baby anti » pftrt-timi Getting married, however, has proved to be With the exception of Langan, whoso parents •\ survBy of Viicin rninry's naedp In higher ecuUve Board of CiU/en( for iducaUonal Free- "In iiririitmn," the ,TUII|- stated, education job are not generally considered to be the kind an even stringer mptivitticn, Langan says, The are payins his piiticn, ail of th" vetertns are education will he made ijy the '.nlnn I ounty dom will addrsss the I,nion County L.atholic in genera) would lupni-lit I nun continuing a of responsibilities that make for a successful realization that he ii m longer responsible dependent in thf Hi bill, their wI'M and m i ouidinatinj; Si'eni « Iv 11 ighor ' d ration, Ir KdudHon \ssociatlin next Wednesday, ll,e system •>( i-|i-"n-ntAry inii scivndary schools "college rareer. Rut gome Mf.-dozen msr'ied Just for i'lms-if, but for his w('» and fur're part-tirr" l"bs to finance their odi!earj"n. was annoiinreii h\ !'•, t »nn. M. • . Mi'ii^ Hev. Idwi" Palmer, mi'uster of the ( iirlstian ir awing their support largely from I'rivate .--eciifiie ijire tor , Reformed Church, in Wpyne, will discuss vetiriins at Union College m Ct>nf^r<\, «<•• Chlldr^", *>»*? proved H srrnng (nc^nfiv^ f^ Perry 1= the hardest working of all. In sources, Diversity and onipetifj.jri are bene- finding this to be the ease. study. Dr. Mai-Kay snid a .]uFseiqnn.iir« will be sent "I rBedom in I diication ot S: in p,m, at Union ficial, as the advoraies of public sf-honl de. addition t" ca Frying c full nullege program, i- 111 tjh "w-linnl, |w»)MBirin«»v«., Irnifh Cl's are back on college campuses unfl like Age and Ms marital status have all" re- he wnrks 41 hours a week at severnl part- to civil., julitital, businrs5,%lah0r,edu. atiiina), •""ntrall/ation have dis-ovcrgd, their predecessors [ram World War 11, they lieved him jf s'Jd- nt pressure- and le's tli'ie lobs thai range from the I arl I'li'iisE and l ld i 1 i "Parental frnodom of choice in dlrectinf mine >f rhero 1 li are proving that military service and ruar ringr happy not tv '•• • ••• i •" • • -' "mi »i •! • tf the Anrhnr lleteef' 'e Agf'cy. Mr ais^' has ! 1 rvliini ounfyC atholic I ducati'm .\ssoci- tiielr Children*! "•I". •>Miio»iul,Hhf|'tot«>''tp.l. are an a*?NPf, father rhan a h)!>Hr'inp*>, tn fhH' a sehola -ihip frorr Alph» '"''fi'ia Mu, the 'unf> progra :\< V is !•! i grcupof lajrnen, t»afher s pnd parr nt4, -.f II Cariyh pi., ! 1 1 f to (•ollep this fail after serving two years in Union, is nretry fur ? I ? wmld never have Le tl «rp »n> | v'rular oi i"lds) of ' 'u> group 'neh that the i»sue if state ai! to privine groups absorb the ost of buildings, the Army, lie finds the Army helped him to made If in college if he had entered prior to J11 liturimtF ' is importntit and critical" fot sia" and 'ai-iiities needed for a i-iimplete tee-Jh- nê(1 fsM in-< Minrs ptograins n' rhi*? tinu-? all \iildren in prpaprlng them with "nriequarp mature and marriage has give" him direction. joining the Marine. Corps, Hie former factory I'Hil.l.li'S WijKKH week-nrts as an luto tnj! pi mt and rurrlruliim," at-i-ordlnp \ I Htldilir I'dllCHtl-in \ssnf-intinii. mechanic and Wlgmore is a part-time ex- for educaHun, through whatever channels; and round in college, ha Uiys hi is now ge'Ung purposeful during bis lour years in ser«le», term'naior, All but Ferry a't denande^ on experlenCL', do you su^jest any fields of edu- fflUnn or tr'Injnp tnr Union fip^pn or 'hp •M wh < valiif freedom of chilee inediiCBtlon," better m«rks despite a veek-er \ |nb and i'"-liid|ps, 13 mn"ths 'n \ letnam, thei1 wi IS* 'lenmif to 'nake i sp of ii 1 he VdluntPPf (fivl™ wirh th« Mlei'i Mi«l M'1 Tred Ptfry, 25, of {lu'wonti, fat'isr of a 1 I nl'in i •• •••• < • '•••' »i I > ••• • i. • I i l'i> ^rniic i» si'Pporfng A,ei#mbly Hill ^3 More than |ll(\(lfW| snidents at- enrolled new (II Bill provides J' ^ » m"ntJi, plus (thr binder liaaf Rill) which pi up. ws equal Squad. foiir-nmnth old daughter, p!ny»d at cllege 120 for 'he first child a»d $!<> fo> each " |iarH' in publli- schools [n ' nion County, 1 "4,'.)0n in Wigmore's Army service also helped him before entering the Army, IVie first time Po you wish rij eug(e»f any suhjecrs i'i i'.>n- i'i t" public and non-p'ibll'" schno! children, hsse\ (ounty. Public school teachers in Union additional child. With living costs and tuition \s nreientlj1 written, the \ ander I'laat Bill in determining his career. Always Intereitsd round, hii family and a partial football scholar- rate« much higher than rhey "ere 20 ye/>rs tinuing (adult) education, day or evening, liredit (, ounty total 6,500, in lissex, 9,200. in veterinary medicine, his experience as s ship paid the bill. This rime, after serving or non-rrrdit, long "r rnortterm, which should will permit *(• ehannelln| of nind"! frum tli# sgo, this war's veterans ar" ""' ("Uw. •' star™ thrmigh ln-ftl Bch'n) distrl »s ' ir nubile surgical assistant in Landituhl, Germany, with Army Intelligence In England and work- will as those in World War 11, be offM '-\ in '^!if!f\ ->^ fh* ippt M i i "^ inef Sf>. furthered his Interest and gave him the :on- ing for 2 1/1. y»ars as ' popceman in Rng' lie, and ncr-publlc fchQcl <"' "i' •" •> ••• • r"' I EHICH PREMIUM fidencf to pursue it. Working in surfe'V iliso his return fo cnllige was a -rinsi'1"""1 'r Wjth'Mit addlti'-nal 'iruinr'al sssisBince, nil The û aMo of the veterans find they if eornritted t" reiipient'- « * ^ hnlped make him more '•et'nus and (?•• • ''•• 'islon, "l'"> paying 'or i'." he »!>ys. NUT oi complating their educafion at public Instini- PFi 7RFMIUM hl h» t™ii«vm. Working harder 'his iims, he feels >-, T''ey ar= ail provide a compr ehensiv two-sear riillege taxes to cover the subsidies (iSO.pnn.PflO in 24" year before entering the Army, His first year Rock' concert offered members of •Nlpha Sigma Mu and most find system Int Union County, Unlnn C ollege will New jersey if ASS1 is passed) would not equal SUMMER PRICES r., ,,- 0,' ,r., in college, ht recalls, wag a social success time for some extra-curricular sports. Pern' provide traditional transfer programs in the Increase necessary to absorb current non- FOR MAY! JUNE ONLY and an academic failure. The Buddy Miles Expreis, i rock group, mil fits In foatbaU, basketball and baseball. liberal arts, englMiring, physical and life public school enrollmenti into the public school Realizing that he would have to serve In the be featured at a concert and dance at the Social lif» includes fraternirv partien and sciences and business idministi aHon, while Simone Bros. military sooner or later, he decided to post- Bloomfield College gym, Bloomfield, Saturday dances and friends. All cf th*- COLiriles have Linion County leirhnieal Institute will provide college credits and A«sodat" in Applied technical and occupations-oriented programs pone his education and get his military obli- night. The program is sponsored by the Stu- their ^wn aparfmenfe 3f^d ar^ able f^ enter Science dejrtes through Uriinn r'n||Og,,i n, _ Cool 4 Fuel Co. gation out of the way. The Vietnam veteran dent ActivltlPs Commission of the cnlieg*. * tain, In Such areas as electronics technology, MiCKay explained. second grfjiip will also perform. piit just how successful the veteran students mechanical technology, data processing tech- All ela7eni of Union County who are inter - J 27 26 also learned g few things about education nology, chemical technology, medical assis- DO JO during his thr*e years in service. Coming are U really det«rmioed by the college. Md sited in participating in the survey should re- S: " HU 6- ! Jnhn R, Farrell |r., veterans ddvisoi-, re- tant, denta! assistant, and practical nursing. quest » questionnaire by wriBn| to: Union from a fairly affluent family, he never really PLUMBER! ATTFNl'ON' 5' l y»u. i.,..(«. .« ! appreciated what life without an Mliirsrtnn w«o JO 000 ioeol (-.•• ' •• - •'• - '- •-.' »•»•• *J ports that the 300 veterans enrolled I" r>u-<" Students in college-level programs at the i ounfy Coiirdinatin| Agency for Higher Kduca- OIL iUHNFR INST4L L*TIONS • F,«, I, like. He saw this in the Army, C'nilege mit.rsnV rheir felinw efiirtents. Union rminry Technical Institute will earn tinn, r/n I'nlnn fnlieg!>, rmnford, ITllh, Manon to be presented HARMONIA'S target for your
The Opera Theatre of Niw jeriey will present a new production of MaBiinet'i Ma- non tomorrow and Saturday al . .t SUS p.m. at WfiifieldSinior High School, RahWiy avenue and Dorian road Waslfijld, New Jersey soprano Sally Schmalenbergei', who lias ip \ peared with various opera companies in thimetrnpoiitan arei will ing iheiiilerile Mr L hmilenberêr hm il pei lormedihrou^houi ihe -me INVESTMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNTS REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS in ^ nt. ei i ind m j U i^ in mijur tu it ii IL C luseppe Venezia New \ nk t n> ten i will mikt his Jersey deto.it in the nle uf Ue«. Ci ieu\ The lialun born sui^t,r In n> lei Imj. 1,% ma teiwr rUes in Ink lepert iy andperformednu t iLLLiitly in Un BallL in Ma ^hei i in New Cn~He In- ippen red In" I is tin juj,houl Ihe eml llabor prediction
,^ By 1975, this country will s •; have a working-age population iFFICT!Vi ACCRUID ANNUAL INTEREST RATE WHIN MAINTAINID FOR FOUR QUARTERLY PERIODS - of 154 million, an Increast of \n million ovir 1965, the i-Labor Deparlmentpredieis,
INVESTMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Thereafter, the Investment Savings rate, currently Ss/o a REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS year, is compounded and credited quarterly. Regular Savings Accounts currently earn 4'/i°/o a year-com- No Higher Rate in the Garden State on Subsequent deposits of $500 or more may be made any time. pounded and credited quarterly-March, June, September Withdrawals of $500 or more may be made at sny time without Passbook Savings Accounts. and December 30th on all balances of $25 to, $75,000. penalizing the S°/i interest on the remaining balance, A minimum balance of $1,000 must be maintained. A deposit of S1,000 or mort optni an account and cgrrently tarns Sô a year Intersil, compounded quarte^y as follows: Accumulated dividends may be withdrawn at any time in part NOW IS THi TIME TO 0P|N OR ADD TO YOUR or in full. Dividends will be mailed to you upon requeit. SAVINGS ACCOUNT AT HARMONIA, YOUR Regular Savings rate (currently 47J°/O a year) compounded and credited quarterly; March, Juno, September and Decem- The balance In an Investment Savingi Account may not ex- FAMILY FINANCIAL SERVICE CENTER. ber 30th, and a ceed 875,000 sxcept for Interest accumulations and as other-
1 -FREE-Postaflt.Rald—Enyilopts-for-Soy|ng-ByL Special rate (currently 7i of 1% a year) compounded on wise permitted by law, -• ••'••' •••'- ••'•••••• '-• •• The reasons are a quarterly basis,and credited to the account at the end of Investment Savings Account Depositors may also use their Mail, Phont 289.0800. In Bolens Difference ths fourth full quarterly dividend period. bank books ai collateral for loani. Designed Features
••"• • • . •. * Three models, 18" push
and 22" push or power pro- MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY 1 pelled; all with ZVi hp en- gine, recoil starter * W HARMONIA SAVINGS BANK One Union Square, Elizabeth, New Jersey 07207 trim*Bolens exclusive cut, - Vnulch and clean action in I enclose S^_.. , ($1,000 minimum required). blade and chamber # 7 Please open an Investment-Savings Account as checked. , . .-cutting height positions_on I enclose S^ - to open a Regular Savings Account as chocked: i UNIONSQUARE • IndividualAccount in" my name'alone ' 22" models BANK 540 MORRIS AVE. • joint Account with _:._ - . : BOLENS ,NiWjJERSEY • Trust AccQUnt tor .—, . - N*Mi ALSO AVAILABLE fMn.l in fall) with Etcctrlc fhafi nod BANKING HOURS: I ADDRBSS _ _ :=,i-. ,.•-•••• *_~- __ - UNION SQUARE LOBBY UNION SQUARE DRIVE-IN MORRIS AVENUE If your monty |s prissntly locitsfl Blsewhere, HARMONiA cih complete the STORR Tractor Mon. thnJ Fri. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Morv thru Fri. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m Mon. thru Fri. ,,..,.,,.. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. THE FAMILY SAVINGS BANK SINCE 1851 entire transaction for you Extra Hours Monday Evening 6 to 8 pm (Except Monday —8 a.m. to 8 p.m.) Extra Hours Thursday Evening 6 to 8 p.m. I v«r*b« Federal D*nm<< \rnuienct Corporoi.en 449 South Av«., E, WALK-UP; 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 3 phi. to 6 p.m. ••ttfl.ld 232-7800 thin Its Illrsrh, 2d, iirudiuiH.) f|ie film, and hurRday May fi, Hrinti De I'nliiia, ','*, diii'ctad, Ilie picture Ormont welcomes w.is |ihotoyra|jhed HI color and made in Man- »" The hattan sn'JSorau' us, I hn list incluies jnna'han Mnrili'M, l!"licrt |)u 'iir i. ' ••in" ''• '•'•"••> inH 5 - s contemporary flick I lng,,l ' 1 I .„ riill/i, 1 Theatre Seen j '• •listings," .1 film i-umedy tfinr lakes n s i \T\ FITnuTT us luuk .it tlie needs and problems of contem- i nreign (lrmlinfi-s aii< .issLiming a predom. luillllllM lll.illllllllllllimillMlllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lillliii |iorni y \tnericnn yuuU', ami wag ijrqducod by iniiiii pin.iii.iii in itif 11—i iM ihe r rcc World's Us ROBERT I YMNS I«J )>u\\g men in Llioir Jus, ujiunud y.î«iMov l\i liil)1 tfsi sli't'l piiiilu. trs. In the lop 17, <>ight y. ir b' " i? A r >r mon! IheiiliM, I usi i it anyr. me fi'ipign |i, iidLu t'i s .iiid fi.ui aU jm h'*ai1 and mny li^t = *^ v " ii-ive ihc Impel ul Thes're.
The sie'ie is C'rple in !g14 Youth igr, > >» ' vengeani'e and i -n •»• •»••• •n>> i"""i'f"!"
whirling mrssu Her '.i hel Hp'tirtuh is all ,i n imn I ,i> / T b.i. In mi; parli hy is iiiiiugh n «fr F hit lit •ii, J• ihn i linmr^lmffi is >'i£ riplio*uai Nikn* iii^kiEi^ Give her hul heforf he leaps llnally, |nyiu'.|y; |papiii|!, M.HIJ Kainil'vii ,IH the Ini rrier I Ipnoli rmisii iiil! eitigei !*> i^ lighia^sri ><-!r th!>.i'hpr f,in. Mr f a^ ir up perfor rn.ifu e was jrnm I "ffurte the fine si Seribian as a leader singer, Appesrinijan roof- tops and hillsides, Miss SerahUn rtispliyed all Ihe resigfid bearing »nd inlensity ul ,\n Ionian on win .t'i ml And Her \-i- -v .ul.1 •pi1' 'hp i'Hi K ihf tii.'h1 VitPi- •' h' A PI; f MI 'I'M 1,-tot 111" min.li' hy John Kaiiilip j'iri 1\II f. b> •I' .I.i.-M' i-ushnnil of I r pd F hh qlwiye gf<*w fi'.fTi ihp inni V\f>n MOTHER'S Ihe pai1!^! unrigs fVJ JI^ w?ll lk-nuuio in Luis Uunnel's r riii-ed. "RPII- dp Tiur," ai-'rnsin- . "i'V fill" «l.|,'h 1. h,«[ri^ [juris ,\r>.ns,in <. uupip ! lake ilk »iP"»''flf 'TIMATF OlSf'I'Ssji iN Miehiele MyHrs ar I MY. lit" IJ tner frv sinotlw'f week Irnm villa?" souare <<> sê inn* Hear Von W'.e'i theHatf f'if'unninl, 'stsne • If flic I •'• •< << iif. , f.ii ..• p MilDmrri, Die rfin aill ,.i,, ,< , nufh Mi' ' lijihnnj! bv Mi. h..i. i •
p^ "^ rri-mi al fh.i< hnuld he wiuhed ill shir ul »«i «" *-'ri , ..II. -lung TUherman' to end Milland continue* • a-I efv 'ildett and ,. wm i .•« a'-nii' wi mltles ! fen Bt Thm... in \iiur c Irni'p.^ tn if v>tr ll i i^ j e* fpi U insta e musicd ! :: ••'• '•' ' '" - '••"' ' ' its run at Bellevue 9 fhe lobby Academy awartJ winner Ray "Zurba" iriesisiibly affirms lile. "The Shoes of the Fishermin," film Milland continues, in "Take Ant/where Bpeefsele nt thf H«llevup ThBifer. Upper Mnnt- Me A long" i>» th? Mffadnw. mite •lilr, will end Its engigfnient Tuesday. brook rii'iiisi TliBiirpr, i"Bfla. ^rove. FRANK SINATRA JR. —Franlde's ion his re- Adult doubl© feature Ihe pii-nne, which is set in rt>e future, and World concerns a Russian pontiff ai the Vatican, His co-star is Coley Worth, Call turned to Larry Dixon's Flagship Supper - _,i stiirs ^nthg^y guinn as Pope Kiril, Other The cast Includes Marijan# Club, Route 22, Union, He will remain there ODGnS OF Aff iheQfer Stellar performers ira Laurence Olivier, Marieie and Rinnie niinnirg- until Sundty, Frank jr. will be accompanied " - " • Oskar Werner, David |aiiisen, VlH«ri" HP h«rru KUHNEN TRAVEL by comedian Mickey Manners and an nil The Art Theater, Irvington Tinier, nponH îca, l.Mn MrKern, and John (Ueigud. Milland will he at the din- 974 Stuyveianf Av». Star review. yesterday with « double adult-fare bill. Michael Anderson directed tiie Him from a ner theatre Wednesday Union Center • MU 7-8220 The pictures are "1, A Woman." starring script adapted from Morris W»ef's beet selling through Sundays until May 1R. ,•••••••••••••••••••• Essy Persson, and recommended for mature novel. audiences, and "Carmen, Baby" "Carmen. lion' producer Ruby" was photographed in color, CROSSWORD PUZZLE an influential man LeRoy records score MICHALS RESTAIRANT Last Week's Martin Poll, who produced "The Lion In l-.-l. I'fJi Winter," current road show film attraction at HOLLYWOOD—Producer-director Mervyn ACROSS DOWN 11. Annoyi Answer thi Millburn Cinema in Mlllburn, was New LeRoy has recorded the complete score of "The 1. ami vesBtla l.Part of R IS. Strange 13 Clocks," composed by Academy Award win- 5. Crust on window IS. City York City's first commissioner of Motion In the 1001 OCEAN AVE. ASBl RY PARK Picture Arti, ners Richard M, and Robert B, Sherman, al- a wound 2, Funeral though the muld-million-dollar Warner Broi,- 9. Famed noticf Nfthfr- IHBUB WBW_DIp He was Initrumental in bringing film-maklng Mil HOB I1BH OFF THE MENU Seven Arts motion picojre musical is not Italian 3. Speck lands HninmKGiB back to New York, scheduled to begin filming unfli later this year. navifator 4, Passenger 20. Fleecers CHARTER RiSiRVATIONSWiLCOMED In 1956 he acquired and reopened the his- "The 13 Clocks" is a musical adaptation of 10. Sound, us on a 21. French Hi Free Parking far bysei torlc Biograph Studios in the Bronx, which a cricket crowded ana mmm wran James Thurber's storv, satirist lira nn» mmam had been closed for 20 years, and in so doing, 12. Miss train 22. Copy lannra Hramsinw • Cgmpleie Dmnfrs • Lunc/ieons provided a home for such films as "A Face Ekberg 5. Siltlnf 24, Con. FRIDAY DEADLINE tinsn nannw • Cocktails • All bol ng done on premiiei in the Crowd," "Middle of the Night," "The IS. Weird 8, Gloomy aumed MOBW IflMHIgM Fugitive Kind," "Sutterfield 8" and the tele- All item! other than ipof news should 14, aUll 7. VtnUlate 28. Diicom. 34, Fftt • Children's Menus vision aeries, "The Naked City," be in our office by noon on Friday, 15. Not any S, More modes 38, Swe€taop 17, Unitj of lumlnoui 28. Couplei: 38, Marry "•4-0697 ipaeiitien's 9. Small abbr. 31, Honshu Bay t i UNION pressure island 31. Paassfewiy 40. Verb form 11, Snake UNION 686-4373 1 Theater Time Clock j 1 S 4 5 & 7 990 5luy»manl A»o. 19, Altitude, a 8 Msilnnl Dally * All times listed ire fur- Thur,, Mon,, Tues,, 7, 10; abbr. % nlshed by the theaters, Fri,, Sat., 8:30, 11:30; Sun,, 20, Deviled 9 V IO l| Jade •Lu/s 'Bunueli iSMasierpiece ~Y. .~ . 3:45, 7, 10; CARMEN, BABY, 23, Tardy 4 ART flrv ) 1 A WOMAN, Thur,, Mon,, Tues,, 8i3Q- Fri,, 25, Interval 11 V15 QPEmtiea! ' " Sat,, 7, 10; Sun., 2, 5:30, 8:40, of Umt 4 If 16 17 Dinner 28. Measure 14 Fountain ENGAGEMENT ENDS 2T, biclte BELLEVUE (Mtc.) — 19 ,SHOES,flF, THE,|JSHE|MAN,^ 21, Affected IS 1 % % "thur,, Prl,',"Mon,, " fues.,"" 39, Ecclesi- JO 21 22 2i Z4 8:30; Sat,,'2, 8:30; Sun,, 2, astical lif:- 602 RIDGE RD. (RT. 17) 7:30. pronoun IS i ^' NORTH ARLINGTON. NJ. * « t 30, Noblemen f/, CRANFORD.--W1NNIE 32, — Oreeo VI 28 (201) 931.5377 THE POOH, Thur,, Fri,, Mon,, 33. Come up 10 Tuis,, 1:30, 9-20- Sat,, Sun,, 84, Cutting tool 19 1.25, 4, 6:40, 9:20' SWiSS 37, Fortyi tA % 3B, Fry lightly }1 35 VK %%M TRY OUR FAMILY ROBINSON, Thur,, 41. Afave 0^-y STEAK HOUSE Fri,, Mon,, Tues., 2, 7:15: fiber 31 38 4o SUPERB CHINESE-POLYNESIAN DELICACIES 9:50; Sat., Sun,, 2, 4:35, 7:1S, 42. Cornered % • •miimin . Hi SHOES 1 9:50, 43. Dotted 41 ACCOMPANIED BY EXOTIC COCKTAILS V^ U.S. ROIJTE 22, • * * with IN THE SURROUNDINGS OF ORIENTAL HOSPITALITY OF THE 4i 44 MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J. MILLBURN CINEMA (Mill- figurti Reservations (201) 233-5542 burn)—THE LION IN WIN- 44. Becomes YA juit II tnln, 2i00 POINTS. FHiiH HUMOR. "Afi OVER QROUND IE5C.PROTEST UNION Rotiort Anderson TRAVEL 1 FILM " Win.ten, N.Y. Pail ACADEMY AWARDS Tgnathan Wflrdpn LUNCHION ti»i«n MrComicii Greetings 1 DINNER INCLUDING SERVED VACATION In cslar. For adults, BAILT BEST ACTRESS TUES fHI B30 / SAT 6 ind 9 30 Cruises • Tours KATHARINE HEPBURN Union tjofbrau , lOT I i Op" ' SU1S EUROPE or ANY PUCE AVIIUHI FOR Ml 1252 nUYYUANT AVI. UMON FISCHER BROS. HKIOUANCU Fri. • Sal. "$1. EVENINGS 749 Springfield Av... OTOOLi. PAPER MILL Irvingtan 8:30 AMERICA ON WHEELS Mil 1 Bill. Ft.i pukllc_pmll»9 ' KWHARiN6 ItrSBt, Dlner'i Club SUNDAY Opxn Nil.!, 7:30 to 11 P-M. Am«rlean Iiarell IRVINGTON POLISH HOME IS 5-9600 AT 7:30 H6PBURN Matin... Sat,, Sun!. J. Hol|d«T. J to 5 P.M. 687-7020 RESTAURANT - COCKTAIl LOUNGE MATINEE Adml.ilon Hotlnill iti 415.- l«h Av.., Irving -. £•»:«.... P -2 P.M. EvtnlnBi 11,00 Livingston Rollei Rink Polish De/icociei • NJ, Potko Dancing Center h5l SEATS Far any oeeosion NOW! LION IN AIR-CONDITIONED j| Clated Mondayt GET IN W1NT6R IS 4.1062 ES 4.6539 onup rurn CM JMt UMI it yi>i u * MILLBURN CINIMA • ON THI MiLLIUIN 37t-O»OO AUTO RACES OLYMPIC JSS Millbm. «»r. FUN SAT, NITE 8 P.M. RESTAURANT "S»rmHonill' Stock Con ON ICE! [SSYPtRSSON Ualtid Spts, TAlLY HO /The Total/ BS-HU,, Fdtiiui,,,"'; Female ( 30 Lap Faatir* 0«.,len Animal! OLD Funfilfed IUTW UMT1 jlilllllllllllllllllllllllHlllllHllllinillllHIIHIII c ,_, DANCINC ice skating lessons U A lflvi«Gtd*l CtNTCRÊS 1 0070 - IRVINGION H J - LM0N for cvcrypne J in the family TQ Midgetf OHN W. YOUNC ES 2-9647 Tots •PreTecns • Teenagers • Adults • Ladies Classes 35- Lap Feature / (F-c.hH., („ M».C EVANS *WINNER 'INTERNATIONAL WALL STADIUM 378 CHANCELLOR AVE.. NEWARK 115 North Avt. W,. WesttieW. ?O1 I3I5740 2560 Rt. 22 SCOTCH PLAINS R..«UrOn. C.»rl-S. Sp.cfolliln, In C«,do .nc. T.-r- «' Cold 435 Eim Strvel. Millbum. 201 379 5933 681-6400 C«l Plot..". 51-PPT J« i-nd-lch.l Io. oil Oô.lon.. Hoi Of.d Cherry Hill Shopping Mill. 609 6631600 233-9315 Cold Hor. D'Cvvr... Win", Liquor, ond B..r. Op.n til 1 n.m. MON.. TUES., TMUR.. FRI. TILL 9:00 I RT. 34 BELMAR, N.J. FREE PARKING • FREE PRACTICE SESSIONS • FAMILY PLAN WED., SAT., SUN. TILL 4:00 To Buy or Sell Or Dig A Well For Personals or Personnel Clean Rugs? Kill Bugs? Find Antique Mugs? Alter Coats, Renting Boats - Baby Sitters, Puppy Litters Roofing, Siding, Horseback Riding — Mowers, Towers, Garden Growers —
FIND IT FAST IN THE
the fast place fo look for
everything
FOR FAST RESULTS YOUR AD CAN APPEAR IN
•IRViNGTON HERALD* UNION LEADER * SPRINGFIELD LEADER * VAILSBURG LEADER
•THE SPECTATOR iRo.,n.i R,,,.., Pwkl • LINDEN LEADER- SUBURBAN LEADER K,,,,^,,'MOUNTAINSIDE ECHO USE THIS EASY WANT AD FORM. . . OR CALLUS
Five (5) Words Of Average Length Will .Fit On One Line, For Extra Long Wordi Allow Two (2.* SpOCOi Figure Yogi Cos! By Multiplying The Number Of Wordi By,I6« Mirumgm Charge $3.20 >'2Q Average Wordsl
SUBURBAN PUBLiSHING CORP. 1291 Sluyveionl Avf., Union.. N.J.
10
\i
• ii .17 JO [I! Qddt*i§ne! ™pfdi Ore feqyt
Cily Phent rily 16< per word
Initfi Ad .•, ... T.mrlO , . . .-. . ". .Pc Inittfisn Sfoitinq . •iOo'f I Based on 5 average length words per line
AmogM Enctcytrd '. . ( ) Coiti ' 1 CÎ*TV i- > Monr-Y O'tfi - Minimum charge-$3.2O-— 4 lineâd^ Deadline: Tuesday Noon, for Thursday ^publication i Thursday May H, 190(1 Arts Canter launches series Name Krag ca//$ for / to sales post Sennto- Clifford I1. Iuse tills week called local usslstanci? programs, nntiunwkir. i« nnt upon the Secrietary of Defense to furnish tliown hy the I )epnf tmnnt (j( llpfi.nsii." LAST WEEK ! ! ! of Young People's Concerts Kasimir Krag, well-known Congress a report on the extent of participation racer and Importer of foreip of military familiej In puhlle welfare Senator Case also impressed his concern More than lUO.UOO younpteri from schools made last September at the Aril Lenier to cars, hai been appointed to the programi. over the possibility that some miUtary families Pre-Season Special 15% Discount provide i uitural upporluniues for New Jersey weru being discharged from the service be- throughout New Jersey are scheduled loattend position of sales and sales The senator's request was made In a letter 1 sihiuil 1,'hildreni Some SS.tMHl young*!ter« cause of their financial situation. "The iiossl- LAST WEEK I 1 I the more than 30 free Young People ! Concerts promotion advisor for Dukey tu Secretary of Defense Melvln LairJ after he at the Garden Slate Arts Center, Hnlmriel, thin illlendPl] ihi" npfflBllv if ! sngpd H.yiimn p' Imported Cars, Millburn, ae. bllity that Bie military servlcps wjuld learned that the Department of Defen»e dees • ALTERATIONS •OARAGIS •MASONRY •PATIOS iprlng, yrams (hen. Cording f?t Harnirf lây, pf**ei = dlschargn thase families becaJIs of their not know how many military famllJoB nr? in unancial clrciimstanies, or simply Ignore their • ATTIC ROOMS •DORMERS •KITCHENS • TILE WORK The curtain rose Monday on the May series The school concerts are being finani eil by fiant. welfare or where ttiey are located. the Garden Slate Ans Center hund, which the difficiiitlce |s iinronfiCionnblP.' t»nacnr rnsf • BASEMENTS • IRON WORK • SIDING •ROOFING of daytime programs for New jersey school The problem of lervlcemen on welfare cam? • B4i!!Bftf!M« •HSATIMO • PAINTING • STOHI FRONTS children with a performince of Shakespeare's New jersey Highway Authontyestablishedlast Born In Poland, Krag cami ealfl. year to rereivp public and private donations to New Jersey in lQ47.1n 1950 to puhlle attention recently when a New J§ri«y "As You Like It" by the McCarter theatre State legislative budget hearing d sclosed that for the .special ynutli ariiviies. The \uthority he opened an Imported car I nf a !•'«•(• K.Hilniulp (nil of Princeton. There were two showings on a number of servicemen with fam'iies In open in! day. bull: and operates 'he Arts Centp' si i" T»l» agency in East Orange, the eraph Hill Pa'k on the Purkway Burlington County had applied for local welfare Predict population rise Advance arrangements have been made with assistance because their military pay and 379-7576 the schools for the attendance of the children Among the programs in he prpsenied for »he Hfar», allowance? did not moet the cost of suhiistenee. •\t preient, the population of the ,jl-county -from the 1st through 12th grades depending schools at ibe Arts Center this month are greater New York region IB about 20 million. No Moni'y Down, I'p 10 7 Yoiiru In I'm "Oedipus thfKing," Ruigers Wind Ensemble, He won twice winner of the Senator Case brought the matter to the atten- Upon the program—at the Arts Center per- tion of the Secretary of Defense and asked the Because of natural increase andnetmigraUan, formances during classroom hours. The school Symphony uf the New World, Columbus Boy- "Great American Mountain Rally," a 1,000-mile race deparnniiit for further details, In a reply to it Is expected that die area'i population will groups will be brought to the center site on the chotr, the operas "The Magic Flute" and "I 1 UL Construction Corp over rnouatainoui terrain be- the senator, Brig, Gen, Leo Benade, depu^ be almost 23 million by 1980 and 29 million Garden State Parkway by bus Paghacci," The Youngtimirs, Kaleidoacope n Pance Company, «"H ••<• plsv Y"imgM(iM1i> rween New York <"lty and the ajilst«nt secretary o* defenie, faid, * "Hie by IWS ti»hMH fl 14 MOUNTAIN AVENUE, SPRINGFIELD, N.J The spring series of Young People's ^snsHian hnrrf^r. Mare than ^f^nf nf participuflon of milltufy famjli^g in found I. Concerts Is an extension of the initial iffan I .inner King, jr." Psychiatric service admitted to Hospital and Health Council Daycart, a proprietary psychiatric service, chiaQ-ic illnesses avoiding 24 hour In-patient has been admitted to the Hospital and Health hnspjtalization to (1) reduce cost throu|h Council of New Jersey, Inc., It was announced partial hospltalization, (2) provide Immediate at the council's third annual meeting, held in care, and (3) promote community care. The the Prudential PliM Building in Newark, method of treatment is a "team" approach Henry M, Kennedy, president of the board under the direction of a board-certified neuro- of mistiei, announced the admliiion of Day- psychiatrlst, lids program (an currently ser- care which increases the council's member- vice 10-IS patients. ship to 77. The Hospital and Health Council is the com- Dayctre offers crisis care of selected psy- prehensive health planning agency for 55 muni- cipalities in the Essex-Union County areas, The council membership Includes hospitals, voluntary health agencies, extended care facili- ON YOUR FORTHCOMING ties, united funds, prolesslonal societiei, health departments induniversities.There are also sustaining and community members who, EUROPEAN as individuals, corporations and foundations, have made s monetary conffihition to the council. "It is the goal of the council, through HOLffiAY Its committee structure, to bring about the most effective delivery of health services to t KUHNiN the total community," a spokesman said, ENVIRONMENT * WILL HAVE FOR The environmental development and control committee of the Menropolltan Regional Council YOUR PLEASURE dells with solid waste, water resources, air and water pollution and jet noise.
Op»/ Kadati or Volkswagen During Our Speei'o/ EUROPACAR KitchenAid HOLIDAY TOURS 3 Weeks in Europe DISHWASHERS • jit Fll^>t It Amilardom, Frankfurt or Munich • IMui Car • Plui up to 1000 kilo- materi frt« • Plut up lo 20 night! , seesmsdatlsni AMSTERDAM, $320 FRANKFURT. $131 MUNICH: 1343 Ailc. About our '"rHRIFTITHAIK" Travel The MotherVbay Gift KUHNEN Inc. 174 Stuyvslant Ave, Unlen Gsnftr (Opp. Shop RIM) MU M22Q that keeps en giving " 'You will ba working In hara, Crgmton , , , extra time, extra energy, Help! Mem, Cran«ton? . , , ' and helps keep her looking loveh/l
She'll enjoy this KitchenAid Suptrba automatic MEN BE POSITIVE dishwasher. In her chain of decorative front pan- Life should be positive, u el, easily installed under the counter or sink. Earn A College Graduate's Pay ahould the attitude of every Model KDS-16, shown here, features seven cycles AS A PROFESSIONAL man toward every acaon ftat for maximum convenience. Just push m button, he undermfces. and let KitchenAid do the work/ Front loading is TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER While it is true that molt easier than ever with flexible Spacemaker neks. s£JhejfgnComiMndinenB bes^ Top rack can be raised or lowered to make space Many 'Drivers'Earn Over $330 Per Week "jin 'wjffi" ge formulfl 'Thou shall not," we rtsustremember for different site pieces, Rinse-Hold setting lets SEE IF YOU CAN QUALIFY the answer, thit jepua gave Mom accumulate a full load before using the Full Cycle washing and drying action, KitchenAid also We onn tain you for ihe hlRTipaying tracking Industry when asked the greatest com- mandment of aJJ:' Thou shall helps protect family health by killing bacteria in • You will train on Gas and Dioael Units. love the Lord they God with high degree drying cycle. KitchenAid is the best • Placement assistance upon graduation, all they heart," way to wash dishes properly. Safe for finest • Full or part time training. Does It not seem W follow china, glassware, even plastieware. Gift of gifts! • Many major carriers partially rc-imburse tuition. that a poiiave approach to life b»ilna with love of God? If _wj jpye God,_m si!l JlDd (t NOW! difficult to hate, Wi wlllavoli TAKl HOME A MAN»S PAY, the outward iin because It ii a recoinlMd offense. We will allo 'avoid the sometimes NATIONWIDE TRACTOR TRAILER negative iin of leaving undone hc-good thing that should be TRAINING & PLACEMENT CORP. done. Coll anytime 201-539-3606 Wifli the positive approach, k\\ our KitchenAid Dishwashers Have These Features: wt will build a happier Ufe - a,life more complete not merely , because evil is leu present, but more emphatical- ly because goodness is mow BEAUTIFUL THINGS uiundant. ARE HAPPEN) Singles group meets tomorrow The Single Adults Club will meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at ihe. New Rathskeller, 1425 Springfield ave,, Irvington, 'Ilie program will include NO HAND RINSING. Hydro FLO-THRU DRYING is safe TRIDURA PORCELAIN enamel PUSHBUTTON CONTROL with dancing. Sweep wash action strips soil and thorough lor finest china -an exclusive 3-coat finish versatile multicycle operation, Cocktails and other re- and overhead Constant Rinse and plastieware. Fan circulates keeps wash chamber bright and including hygienic SaniCycle freshments will be served. sanitized hot air over, under, beautiful. It resists abrasions, rinse to 180? Any dishwashing - Further information may be gets dishes and glassware sparkling clean. Big capacity. and around each piece. stains, food acids, odors. Fade- job gets done automatically obtained from Bob Laskowttz, .. .easy, efficient. 688-7983, —big power! - - -No hot spots, — proof, immune to heat.
CARPENTER See KitchenAid Dishwashers at your f^fllSi Appliance Center APPRENTICES WANTED ^_
Applications may be obtained between 8 a,m. and CRANFORD ELIZABETH HILLSIDE IRVINGTON ... MAKE THEM HAPPEN TO YOU TODAY! 10 a.m. Monday thru Friday THKOUGH TM£ PQIVtRS Of; MAKE DOWN • FIGURE CONTROL CRANFORD RADIO STADIUM RADIO VISUAL POISE • WARDROBE S, STYLING • VOICE J. DIC1I0N at Die Elks Hall, 192 Main ALTON'S TOBIAS PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT • MODELING TECHNIQUE St, Madison. Applications 26 Eastman St. 276-1776 1135 Elizabeth Ave. 354-0525 1299 Liberty Ave. 923-7768 891 Springfield Ave. 374-6600 must be in by June 6,19G9. Applicants must be between John Robert Rowers 18 and 25 yeais of age with ROSELLE PARK High School diploma or IRVINGTON The MART SCHOOLS.Or PERSONAL IMPROVEMENT TOR EVERY WOMAN equivalent Clll NW t« y$w CwtlirnJUr, lyittul i,-j',t,t '»T VCMCtllD CEMtR" WILDEROTTER'S LINDEN RADIO K & R APPLIANCE Furniture Galleries 783*4040 470 Btoomticld Ave.. Montcliir. N. 1. ,E 910 Springfield Ave. 39S-1400 20 East Elizabeth Ave. 486-2591 Wstfield Ave. & Locust St. 241-8888 Route 22 E8B-5500 -Thursday. May 8, 1969 "Work Near Home" To Place Your Ad suburban To Place Your Ad Call 686-7700 Call 616-7700
DiADLINEt TUESDAY NOON DEADLINE; TUESDAY NOON FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION JOB GUIDE FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION
Help Wanted-Women Help Wanted-Women Help Wanted^Women Help Wanied-Women
CLERICAL Secretary CLERICAL TYPIST You'll Find Prestige And A Allstate »w office In Union nef>H? Social Services Dept SECRETARY Clerk Typists AtHOSPACt COMPONENT MANU- Vary Good Salary At CIBA The IT'S NICE TO rACTHSER ?Et-KS A WPBT FAM. 'elephone Collectors ILIAH WITH orncf r1"" f»«i Good Hands *NM r 1! rnn MvtHntu CIBA, a world leader in pharmwaulicals and chemicali n»«ls Keypunch Operators BE NEEDED . StCBKTAB'y APPLICANT hfUffr men with he foilowmg skills to fill immediate openinp- Credit Investigator HAVFOOODiHORTHANUAN[lTYp. And hat's how you'll feel working as secretary to our Social DJC EXPERIENCE, MUST Bt ABLE Mail Clerk TO WORK WITH MINIMUM AMOUNT Has Openings For' Services Director, We need a mature individual with Steno and OF SUPERVISION, SALARY WILL Bt MAINTENANCE MECHANIC typing to do case work, meet and talk to people, set up appoint rOMNFNSimnTV WFTH FVT-PBJ (MILLWRIGHT) INSURANCE CLERICAL TRAINEES F«n»riSnce helpful, htit not eJSMtial for our openinps msnts, deal vniUi welf»»e casing wd sr o". I' y6"'r MO IXPERIKMCE MECIMAHr WE WILL THAfW RECEP1 EstperiBnce in the chemical 'pharmaceutical field-is of value. thi! tVPP o( wnik, rail wtiln n< apriv »• p '« r\ nnVNf CONTROI S, INC. KiOH SCHOOL QRADUATEi IN OliH l.ABOFST rlftv .1 Good starting salary. BXHRllent hsnefite prnjrjm in i*» «oHjm Duties include installing, maintaining and repairing various BEPARTMENT. hffifp Iti Oapt. types nf chemical pharmaceutical processing equipment. Exper- KEYPUNCH OPERATORS >« . ,,.„ ....Drive Mi). ••.. "Ml. H ( ience in maintaining and rep»itinj automotive and material KX 992=5500, Ext. 320 For fuftjur information please contact handling vehicles is prolBtred. Mr. Randall, 6861080 For Appointment IES SAINT BARNABAS An Fquai Oppfirtuhit1VPBT y of diet^nhpne, hflpful, many ben*ft!s. ^s!l Sift.anog, tj^ PIPEFITTER We offer: Top starting salary, eqmpUtfi benefit package, NJ. BANKAMERICARD MEDICAL CENTER 9 for «ppt, RS/i outstanding aurroundingl. Stars diigount and profit iharine. 1401 Morrli ave., Union, N.j. We prefer someone with experience in tie chemical/pharmaceuti- CALL Mill BENTSKN 464 2166 Old Short Hills Road, TYPIST cal industry with a knowledge of the various types of piping and IVpondiblf 4 arcurau, n.-odr^l ss rf- OR APPLY IN PERSON. 8:15 4:10 J> u Livingston, NJ. < lipygnisl in national f umpany, med^fi1 tubing normally found in these industries. A general knowledge t-xecutiVi-' Qifif c, Hojrs§.| MDn,-Kri., of piping systems is highly desirable. IVININQ AND SATURDAY INTERVIEWS BY APPT. pjcid SJlari, HlUr rrBM-mu,. 9iipld, aivaneprnpni opportunity, !!Tini*rtUi*> INSURANCE i If you are qualified for either of these positions you'll receive ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANIES T R.A! TV MOUNTAIN AVR. MUHBAV Hit I HI HOW DO YOU RAT!?? PART TIME SECRETARY In Spriiiefipld Avi^, iummi* not only an excellent salary, but the prestige of working (or one Ail Equal Opportunity Employer Bi-Lingual of the finest companies of its kind anywhere and a broad list of G 5/8 WE HAVE MANY CHALLENGING AND ALL OFFICE German/inglish employee benefits, REWARDING POSITION FOR Challenging position wi* AIRLINE ViSITOUREMPLOYMENTOFFICEMAY Bth BET1EEN6:3OP.M, CATEGORIES expending nations! company and 8 P.M. iXPiRIINCiD FIRE MULTUPERIL RATERS for "tike-ehafge" (•! who VI} high while your ieet are agUdl^ GROW WITH AETNA Oioose Your Own Temporary is able to assume response planted on the peund by joitUn| a EXPERIENCED CASUALTY RATIRS Spot, Work When & Where I blllly. Must have eieellent great airUiie as a customer servieea If this is not convenient, apply in person or call Personnel Dept i typing and shorthand skills agent, iome soil, sr business esp,; Wi NEED You Want, You Can Register I (QefRin and English) md iJSS per me. te itart, Hii|ediac@unts I at least 1 years general on your perBKap l travel • "wie. • TYPISTS •FILE CLERK OHIO CASUALTY INSURANCE CO. For Part or Full Time Work, Call Miss Jay at Ui.7441 227-5180. sgcretsris! eiperience. Oil 9 P.MUs . JaFev ea pait (•••7M0d by Co, ,open Mon. • RATERS 1401 Msrrti A... Union For Long or Siort Term i Eicallenl Itarting Sal air 964.0510 K 5/8 Assignment And Can Select Libtral Fringe Benefit' WE WILL TRAIN (' I B A Areas 01 Your Choice, PERSONNEL Liberal Benefits, Itcellenl Working Conditions. Permanent Coll Mrs. Stiles, 526=1100 Pharmaceutical Co. Full Tim., Apply Mr, Robert Wilson, CLERK-TYPIST Help Wanted SPECIALISTS, INC. Full Ume pennansnt position awU- BONUS-VACATION Division of ssle with lull metal distributer. Women AMERICAN HOECHST Oppasite Peter Pan Diner CIBA Corporation AETNA INSURANCE CO. Intereiting wark iti modem effiga; CORP. 34 34 Morris ave. Union 37*i/2-hpur week, Eseellent bene- Avon Calling Kl/B 556 Morris Ave, Ill Millbum Ave, MUlhum fits ill paid far by esmpsny inglud* -NO FEE I 270 Sheffield 31, Mountainside lni I! paid hoUflsys per year, CaU Equal Opportunity Employer Summit, N.J. 07301 An Equal Opportunity Employer Buy Or Sell „ Qioice Areas IN NEWARK WOMAN FOR CAFETIRIA S3, R, L. Smith,"(SS-T700. MaDei X 5/1 M/F' XM L iprnrl - Fjibert Campbell Co., Oood salary, all benefita, atartin{ time Ins,, Linden, near EUjafieth, Now Available In Union, Spring- 744 BROAD ST. 623-8050 1 A.M, Apply: AMBUCAN CAN CO., Rt, 22 H 5/i field, and Mountainside, Call IN ELIZABETH i SECRETARY Union, N.j. er call 772-B4M, EM, II An Equal Opportunity PUNCH PRESS OPERATOR Today; 1143 E. JERSEY ST. 352-2303 CUSTOMERS REPRESENTATIVE j Outstaadini position avalisMe with 731-8100 , established euandlnf clinical labora- DUPLICATING OPERATOR Merettlng inside tales i»rt as ! TASK FORCE I tory, OlBellfrf typini requlnd, Mo* TOP PAY customers reprtient&Mvi with lead* in bulldlnc, neif bus Uns, (uU bene- Ing nat'l ml|, dirt, 0( labs supplies I DIVISION OF ! fits, Inctnllvei and tdvaneemBit op- ; WAITRESSES Seeing double?? and Instruments, Seed starting sal- > INTOIV1EWEM ' partunltji, Csmut Person-iel Dept, try and iselient benefits . (paid I CAREER OPPORTUNITY STATISTICAL MaUonl CUnlcul ierfltes L4M ALL FRINGE BENEFITS med, Ira,, steels punhase plan, edu- career opporfijnity for amUUsus male 1113 MUUurn sve,, Mifitvaoa FOR OUR CHARMING Seeing triple??? cational issiitanee. liberal vaâuon, or female maldnglnsuranceundeFwrit. TABULATING CORP, ete,l Apply- — tag Uitsrviewa for the local offlce of a 762-0255 HI/. Personnel, nationwide firm; Interesting gytslde K 5/15 RESTAURANT That's just dandy with us if you have experience - EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS verlq no selling, collecting or canvas- with duplicating machinery such as off-set, Multilitti, FISHER SCIENTIFIC sing; previous yivestlgators sr social work helpful; good starting salary; i* TEMP NO FEE : •5 DAY WEEK Coalatei, Xerox and can maintain our machines so I! FKEB Hi Eprlnfflfid penses and fringe benefits; promotions I,• NO SUNDAYS OR HOLIDAYS' ' that they run smooBily, This is a busy department in : Richard Best Pencil Co, An Equsl Opporanilty Employer from withinj work eonflneo to Essis^ Packtrs, Trimmsrs Union or NllodlcBei mnUrs. For Es- SiCTY'S - STENOS ! • LIBERAL STORE BENEFITS i an ultra modern, suburban air-conditioned medical sci and Union call Mr. Shanley. SU- & Examiners I INCLUDING STORE DIS- ' center, that offers great surroundings, excellent CL13K.TYPIST M13 lUMiesn rill Mr Cmuv 146 I DICTAPHONE TYPIST to,,*.,.* ,. 211 Mountain Ave, Springfield, ^ x. /8. U.-mo* ^poBlUon,,,&-4:l&, p.m.,_ full^ JPleaiuit working condition n COUNT , I salary and terrific benefits Apply personnel depart benefits. week vacation. For appt. Good pay Apply In perton I AND ALL OFFtrF SKILLS Mil J76-63OO ext. 90 Union County • NO EXPERIENCE NLCES I ~me*nt or call " ' " Rejlonal H.S, K S/B JR CLERK , SARY I 992-5500, Ext 320 ,•-• ,, , jc, BOOKKEEPERS OppsHunlty In prfldutlion olflet o[ CLHW J mijqr toed eonern (or Wji school UBion ments. 8Mlt laming High Pay Eiroflenced. NCR, 3100; Bank WU1 train U you hive a nice tele, {radulte, Cinbll OI aceitriU Mrk 0 j/S For Thm iumm»r Vaoation, General Lsdetf work to h» phone rnanntr & €an handle vefy with Spires, knowled|e ol l«pln| and/ BLOOMINtJDALE'S ..•1-1 done. Ixeelltnt opportunity, firtt typlni. Call *?8.9000 Bit. » for or ofiiee mieMnes hilpftd. Apply per- RIAL TTE liberal frlngs Mnafltl, plea- appt. KJî sonnel ofllee. IiJO a,n,>4:N p.in. COME m. RMBTER AND RECEIVE SHORT HILLS N.J. •out working condition". Call One of Uie largelt most attraellse A FREE OLSTEN OUT, MEDICAL CENTER CLERK TYPBT, Hlft School padynt., rctl esiate offlcts in the 9»rt HQli O S/8 or apply Personnel department, KRAFT FOODS arta has qpenliici for an alert, attrac- Old 3ioit Hills Rd. TEMPORARIES 9 AM, • 3 P.M. nod with H|urti In nodirn elan!, Bood *orldn|BondlUoM, Apply CUS. tive, intelligent salesisman. EiGperi- 11 Evans Terminal Hillside enee preferred tut not essential, OLSTEN Livingston N.J. TOM CANNlRJ,, 735 BalBw Avt, An Equal Opportunity I&ploygr . YOUNG WOMAN NATIONAL UUrJpnJ . iMOiiiM.OiiSS x 5/1 Piguantg coneenlsi offlce -with tre« An Equal Opportunity Implosrer R 1/8 m^ndous established earring potential, SERVICES Someone «ho Ukea dealini Mill the J76.1M0 KI/I public, answerlnt phone, icneralolllce I as/i "HOUSEWIVES" STATE SANK CLHIK TYPBT UNION work, with some typlni, « hoilr weik, OOQD iAL KEYPUNQH pPfRATORS • paid vicatlon. (alary commensurate TIONBT % 1969 Morrii kit, it«42o2 68 Bread Si., Etiiibcih ' COMPANY B Local Co, ij looldni for cheerful, with esperienae and background, Apply ! JJ4-1400 CALL i!l. MM, V Keypunch lenrlci Co,, 1B,, esnven> personality for Imturiouj (ronlolilce. J FANWOOD In person, j FACTORY WORKERS An equal opportunity employer H 3/1 iently loeued In Qiuheth, has opaw UgSlt typing, no serrtee eh, IJ90. Cay '2B3 So, kit, ni9.I7!0 (9.J) incs tor e^fienced slphaiBiumeric DOMESTIC FINANCE CORP. Pat Wood at 6M-H00. keying £ ILilABETM NIW DOORS ARE FACTORY WORK, Part Tline, operators. Flexible schedules avail. U 1BS1 Morris Ave,, Untun. No Experience Required •Me (or day and rdiht shifts, bter- 125 Brood St. 354-3939(9-3) Mi Central Av», East Orange BLWD STTrCH OPERATOR, lor I p-m. to 10 p.m, »1.80 per hour, to estlni vu-irtyo(«Brk,e)sellBnhene. K 5/S sttrt. ARSrON WC, 415 Moy JL, NIWARK OPEN TO YOU drapery shop, 19 ML Vernon place, KlUgld,, N.J, 8H.QM0. k F/S Hts. Newark, PTnNBT 24 CammarH St. 6« 0233 TOP PAY W4.1211 RS/i Mature veman must mafce good ap Domestic Help Wanied •Women 2 OAU • Join Calieo Cottate. am Keypunch Service Co., Inc. pearance L have pltulng lel.phone %U per evtnlnt demoutntlni «»rly »Qeeeee fflian You Open The Door To BB,LQ1.TYFBT 469 MorrU we,, Oil, 355-2Is 1 voice, ftert Hills arta, BBiUeMMrt. Amertoan homt accessories hand. uu comUUonj, n.hOBr week, iaUn CLFAMNO LADY, S days a week, ALL FRINGE SENIFITS Somi eiperlenet, electrie tepniriUr, cr>n«J Id pint, Par§ plan, No In. A-1 Wi Will Enrich >ou, Life ISM at f(|uret and details, fringe Open, fid 176.2300. K3/S SECRETARY one In East Orange, one day tn Irv- veitment or deHvirlnj. Anne Lakf. InEtow CaU before 10 A, M. or after And Your Purse, Get Out Into benefits, food salary, ÛTtmlt area. I34.1I0O, R5/I «e»P»*Mi W> Ume, toed starting Cull Sjr.rtM, RS/i KBYPlmCH OPBlATOnI •alary, pleasant suburban air eonli. 4 P. M,m,nm, its/I IXCiLLiNT WORKING CONDITIONS Full Ume-.lsl shijt SECRETARY Uoncd sfflee, Houri B - 5 P.M. DOMnTJC.rULL OH PART IWL |f Utr -Other oHltB WUll liilpttbls. Torap.i RILIABLi'AHDI»BUB(CJfi Wll Mlnimiim i month ekperieKe, CaU nertene p polnunent gall, or apply to Mrs, Oldreifl, »aS.|«O, enertenee pMfirred, out not «s- GERMAN. AMBRiCAN FAMaY, CON. TO^ CLERKS MelU|ent, tor responsible olllce MntiaiLL TwToo £l£lrrl air nndltienenndltie d ol- W> 1eM VENIUfr TRANSPOBTATIOK, CALL duUes, Many llber.1 benefits, e»el. OB, MS fice In pleasull •urroundlngsl . ' R»/, 'If You Ari" FOR COMPUTIR CSNTgR tent wrMni eonditiens in niniller APL MRP, n«.j»9i. an Hour., midnight to JsM A.M. 1M1 w, Eflfir rd, Ltaden,N,J, can niiioo Qiflee. [Route 1, behind Bieem W%.) K5/I SICR1TAHY HOUIEWQRKERLiood job for f eliaMe 211 Mountain Ave,, Springfield x I/I EMCelUnt opportunity, liberal Law offlce, 7M Broad a,, Newark, WBrnan, Tues, L Frl,, i:10-4!M, Union fringe benefltl, plaaaant vuoffc. MAYTAG CO. Air eondltlonea, aome leral UKP ylciniry, hbst provldi 5%n trangpQrta- Ing condition.. Call or apply Route j] Union Saleffvomen lenee pfeferred, irtll ttaE liary Uon and have recent references. III personnel department, 9 A,M.- SSMWJ, Mr, Ofotl LROAL lECRETARY commenfuralei with eateriaKe ana per day plus warfare, 617 - 2blt, j P.M. Attrielive »ir eondiUoned offlce in "REAL ESTATE" Rl/l EllEabeth main business gectkm, Park. ability, ' R t/l TOOL MAKER-PROGRESSJVE DIE 11 MJnoi RS/I in| •pace provided. Experienced pre- "LIVE WIRE h Eastern Union WOMAN FOR CLEANINa NATIONAL ferred but PB! neteaary, AbiUtj' to Ceuntji ofllee has openln|i for (1) W OlVDiOTON, 1 FAWTLY HOUSE EXCELLENT PERMANENT POSITION FOR A HIGHLY EXPER- »TYPIST operate an electric trpewriler neees. Ucenifd iom«, multiple listings, SEAMSTRIW WANTED GIRL FRIDAY NEAR mVTOOTON CIWTER NO CHILDREN, sary.iAyER* iOYLi, 1141 S, jertcj leads furnished, high earnings, food CALL IM •1401 Ki/I IENCED MAN IN PROGRESSIVE DIES, FIXTURE AND ASSEM- STATI BANK a,, flmbeth Ki/i BOUTS, ejseUent managanenl and CALL » BOOKKEEPER flood typlrig .kill. - dictaphone. tralnlni,_(:ill -hiîmtrAim^ Mrs, IM.JJ1J H!/i BLY TOOLS. - si Broad it,, Elli.bi.ih Relitvs iwilchbaird, good in). -• • "WOMAN WANTED LIGHT MACHWI WORK i«»L RAY BILL I, AlfcCIATEi. .SECRETARY 3S4.J400 uy «nd frinie bahiflti, KALTOHa, Union, eSi.MOO, wes SALESWOMAN For days vsrh on Wednesdays, Btould An equal opportunity employer FABWCATON DIPT, be arie to iron, Heferenees, CaU eves,, WE OFFER: HIGH SALARY AND OVERTIME, IDEAL WORKING mployer CONTACT F. COH1Y MAPLEWOOD PLAtrlC PLANT For lwp active Real (gUie ottce, mt.im, Ki/i : CLERICAL R i/l 414 Morrla Av«, IprlngfiiJiJ, N.I. 162-6171 rS/t / affQilM wittl American Institute of CONDITIONS;PAID EMPLOYEE BENEFITS.VACATION- HOL- JJi-MJO, IXT Jj Markettng f^fatems, Many buyers . l s/a and leliera, Esperienced preferred, PART THI, 4 hours per day, I Bays IDAYS • INSURANCE- MEDICAL SURGICAL • PENSION ^SWITCHBOARD u!Jpr_l!nmdffl»rtfn;fm, IntewifW. ebnfidmHal, CaU 37«.MM,... per week. Must have references, I J.'S GbERiCAb WrrBBeTo 10, a*e e»enlrl|;•, Apply ••- SECRETARY or wrltei "per hour, CaU "MUW4J4 or MA J. Mr, Confortt, Linen Dept,, Or.al Eu- DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY OPERATOR . GIRL FRIDAY In pernnnel departnlFnt of Urge RID HWIW J, LANiU, rUalUr fill, . M/l Poiitionl ire raw In New tern, Unien. HI/I 311 Millbum Av,., MlUturn Oood typlni Mils • DtctaBrnni, tomptny^ must have 3*3 yfars s- Providmee, ûnrnit & pertenee, food typing, ability to meet __ Rl/l WOMAN FOR HOUII CLEANWO llflj+itj. for U» following! ReUem on iwiiehtoard, osod O ^BUroCINIC » . 4 P.M. TUB, ii FRL salary. Frln(E Benenu. ™ Of^' i™*"* surToundlnB; APPLY HOLIDAY DiN hours a week, Uberal bentflB ll.n per hour, REVLON NO FEE HIGH RATES jn.7019 M/o CONTACT F. CORIY KOnLOMft IMPLEMENT DIVIBION CASH BONUSES TOR APPQfNTMENT CALL. TELLERTRAINEES SWITCHBOARD OP. MBSmiFFMAN OENIHAL FACTORY WORKER 196 CO1T ST. IRVINOTON. N J 373-S803 JAMES S. KEMPiR i CO. I73-6«)O EICT. 61« PORTKH AND MACHINIST TELLERS EUzabeth, Summit L Hoselle Park HUnsONMtC, CORP. A^l BUSINESS 414 MorriJ Aye, SprlnfflelJ, N.J, NURSING HOME PERSONNEL lianks Excellent opportunity, liberal 12 E, WUlov 9L Mlllburn CUSTODIAN CELANESE RESEARCH CO. Permanent ponlticn, full benefit*. 40 CLERICAL TRAINEE . fringt tnnefiU, pUaninl vorUng con- i Customer Accounts hr. wttk. For appt. Call Union County 376-8850 NOW DrTFRVIEWING FOR ditions. Call or apply 9-3 P.M., per- Kll H a & EMPLOYMENT . 0 5/1 M3RRIS AVF, SUMMIT, N.J, l dtL . a. PROOF MACHINE OP, ALL POSITIONS An Equal Opportunity fUnpldyer Help Wanted-Men ; Some Inside Sales Experi- J7O-03OO tri.06 KS/S ami, FRIDAY FULL OR PART TIME NATIONAL -J_9_9_5,Morris_Av_e;_ lart.J^HiniMinlMiicHu ACCOUNTS RbCEIVADLL. salary : ence Desired; Pleasant pto'inn;;-fihal wrtJftg »ndilMa^n COWiFLL HAIL -STENOGRAPHER/GIRL.-FRIDAY- our new ofllets. Tor furtrifr intormn? tionlnj company. MverUlied Mies, $100-|llSrEttilI«ir65jiorttffilty tor"i VorkingConditions:—'— CHEMICAL^^ Union tlai eiil Pertonnel dtpt fmtJOO. includirig dictaphone ,machine ejtperi* CONVALESCENT CENTER For Natioml Sales Office. Mutt b* STATE"BANK unbillous young man. Light typing ina enee, typing and sera* phone s^rt, UNION, N.J. 6TJ-7I00 I able to handle customer telephone con- bixlc accounting knowledge, Carntcvs* 6ft Broad St., E sary. No «>rk enwriencp ntctanry. 964-1300 Wary open, M hour *««, Air tondj. X5/29 t Ucls, light typing and dictation. High OPERATORS limed efflce, leestfd oil Rt, u u, scliool and buslnns school graduate LIDERTV Bl COBnS, INC, ! APPLY WEEKDAYS 8 AM SUMMITS,'ELIZABETH Nountminslde, ; An Equal Opportunity 064-Ofi3O. Call (or appointment No experience necrsssryFvork routing (24 Hour Telephone Service) NATIONAL CASH P.EGISTW with previou experience required. Sal- to 4 PM. SATURDAYS ahlfts, 40 hours per wlu to cover 7- ^ . TRUST CO, > "-.' ELLIOTT CO., • PROOF MACHINE OPERATORS I 4U7 to start 1100, per Trek. Cud tm- iiiy operitlon otuheivycljemlcslplsnt. c 1/30 Diy. §f Carrier Co, iSS-Sflo Pjtpevlence d or trainees. Class ISO | ployee beneflta. Call lor ipDotntment, 8 AM - NOON Start it $2.80 per hour plus sntftdlllar- l Sprinsf Ase, Summit, Nj, Mr, Cirter or Mr, ihaffer or IOOO. Call MS-9'JOO. BOUW^, INC. TELLCR OR TnAlNEfc: APPRENTtFE tor MACHINE B11OP, aalil. Full btneflts. Apply B A.M, to An tqunl OpportinHf Employer An Equal Opportunity Onployer UNION ClJVTER KATU IJANh U\l Morris Ave. Unidn, N.J, FOR SUBURBAN OFFICK txcfllml opportunity; prrftr hlch A trubstuitiil Lttn County >cl»ol grjduatr. WUl N tralnMl In 3 P.M. Monlsy throujt, Friday,B. VIoM ALTFRATRN GIRL, MUST DE , . K i/i An lJ)ualOpporturJty Employer K 3/« 686-5100 ave., across TumpUe brW[i. EXPt-RIENCEEV C»A (in 6-SS61 An Eqn»l Oinmrtunlty Employer bulk n**d* a tflltr or tcUtr use of tools *TVS tqulpmmt, expcrl~ ELASTIC STOP NUT DIV. CHEZ MODE DRESS SHOP 133 tot fry tUM office This office ta at i trcr not essential but desirable, Ap- MnLWJHNAVaMIILBUPJJ XV» GIRL FRIDAY xi/t ptejuni tocitlon neu th« Maplpwoodj ply Automatic Indurii-irs. Wjlmt avt, Amerace-Esna Corp. CASHIER South Oranf t U Irvington town llnc.^ Clark, N.J. X ill DuPont Co.,lnc. [«^ nine* SU rTCMDOABC OPERATOR I 2300 VAUXHALL RD AMBITIOUS WOMKN-hive spire Ume? W* mtnridt tjteUcrtirlnfiebtfieflUtn* LlndHi, N.J. USE ins&umcfii . company needs NATIONAL LAW OFFICE etaotne 12 boJliijyt, Ifyou«-ecUirenUy I UNION, N.J $«0to»(0 »,,kly. Csr ntTfssarj. PART TIME secretary to retinal service man. UNION CENTER lacking a teller p po&iuon-or vish to b« Acctg. r>i Pd, To 10,500 — An Equal Opportunity Employer- *HJtfm^pl»alh4 _}_iriin«l-for thU-^-pt-ol-suluvor.-call \n_Enuftl Opportunity Employer X 5/0 ^ B35-J199 "" ns/J -COMP-ANY- Uquor atort, |CSd IMaUn, Must be slnaUrj, Able to mrk vithBut supCT. O, CTU 2S3, tor appL « or weff Ssun < to W P.M., vision, very dlversMed duUel, ei> An Etpixl Opurtuntty Employ tr Men. thru Sit Apply ctllai! satary t Crifun bsKflts, ACCOUNTANT MOVING TO ACCOUNTANT, Jr, or actni * sailor VARIAN ASSOCIATES FjrceUmt opptyj ior dttrcrd Acct. far CPA in Union, Top salary. Pleasant Draftsmen BANK TRUST DEPT. UNION JUNE 1st. TEXTILE FIBERS TE5TOI to b*tom* part of the management worV L worVing conditiofu. No travel, Great Eastern Si Ft, It tprtnjfleid Tt-jdilt compiny locaUd In teun for trai dyvimk fij. Co. 1-2 Perminrtit, or prr îr^n, Partnrrship KEYPUNCH OPERATOR Alpha w SWITCHBOARD yriL cxp. \n |en'l acctg, Mr., & Ai^tlo afl»r Ume period.6B^-3016or tVHiiiit, SHOULD HAVE SOME Needs CLERK TYPISTS. Knowl- lndu*triil PITJL rteidy pyi mcric 039, !nchxtin( vinous routine mil uffdil bcnrdtfL, lioura 9 a+ra_ to Op^n MOIL tQ 9 P.M. 6M-1610. Z 5/6 TOOL DESIGN EXPER- cleric*! duties, Tnia Lnteresiinf:, con* Liquor Corp. Ki/i edge ol 10 Key Addressograph 4:30 pvm.. tin day WH*. Aptitude fmial s\irreund.lnr. position Is tmmtdt- S433 SprlntfleW Aw., Union mart impQrtint thin exi*rifnfle. Call IENCE sidy mllknls In The Nitionsl Suit Adding Machine helpful. Good OPERATOR 6S7-aMO for appointment, X 5/0 AUTO MECHANICS Bur* In Summit, .N.J. for > cipsNe, Bi/8 GIRLS FRIDAY .PERSONNEL EicdUnt working Conditions; ' 'conscientious Individual with tnlUitlrr fringe benefits. We are presently inter- IOR OLD f^TABUSHED OLDS- All B.n.fiH. MOBILE DEALER. FXPFJUENCED and. sccurscy, Hes\7orUtee^peritfh«, Ea*t Ornnce Dutrlct office of _Call Mr. Parr for appointment Teltphon* (Or. StscUerJTJ-S"*! viewing for a full time, SPECIALISTS, INC AMD RELIABLE, WELL EQUIPPH) _i_CLERK/B|LLER .TYPIST. _ 656-3283 £HOp, TOP PAY PI^N, ALL BHNE- APPLY., to^-o,^ In our motor'-vehicle'.'dv* ur«r, needs-mature. Intelligent j—permanent position.Liber TYPIST- — -Opposite Pftt*r- PHI rDiner—• 'rrrs INCLUDINC" PKNEION PLAN." pKrtmfnt* It you »rr . tMnliing X 5/25 2434 Mcrria AvP, Union &«*-7440 " W..kdoV«"8 A.M.~io 4P.M7 Includes phone, typing & filing al Store benefits! Expef- KS/t PAD) UNIFORMS ELE MB. STB.1S, BKAUTtClANS -- Tm> operatora wila About ifnWng ypuf prcienl job, FULL/PART TIME 5- ^^L H A:^. - UOL.1I Pleasant working conditions i i —" •" ——• y—^ ~ • ftllovtnr for our ccntxiltj located don't If t your vatcntlon stop you, ience preferred but not j Salary comi-iensurate mth ri PART TIME medical offlce asilstant, Interesting, varied *ork Inour'Duay I ASSOCIATE REP. ELIZABETH MOTORS st»pp, niu-tiroe or part-timet, , steaJyy We h*v# paid iwnffU* and V**:A Irregular tours. Salary cotncienaurale Sales Dept. Duties include typing and ELASTIC STOP NUT DIV. employmentlt . 1 l 64G75QO necessary. i Silei and Srrvkf txptrlcrict helpful. tlon». Come In or call Mr. Cftrr*- Phone 674-8585 «ith experience,Mrite t/o So, 7M, general offlce work. ' 5 day week, vacation, excellent com- I !S2 MORRIS AVK, R 5/1 ctho; 96V1600. Z 5/8 Union LeaJtri 1251 Scu>A>sint Ave,. f piny bnicfiu, food advaiKnnnTt poa- Amerace-Esna Corp, MAXON PONT1AC Union. . Bi/e Please apply "in person to per- EXCELLENT STARTING SALABY (ftdlitirs, »e provide frjjl traininf, X3/S LIBERAL nUNOE BNriS TSW VAUXHALL RD, BOOKKEEPER Rout* '22, Union* N-J*** lMrg*»T cmi. rranAY sonnel office. gajair and COmri#si«lS with piarwv-* ¥>all charge; experienced , splendid •\ito dealcti. AsbiUcus, for very Kttve business. PART-TTMF. -. ftrt*Tn£rtiide3r Call Mis. Stiles, 526-1100 ltni incone for 13 VHU, company ear UNION, N.J. tjcornmUy, pleuant surrcrattnct, R S/S Full time, benefit* ana juM holidm, maxiu Insurance undervriUng inter- fumlAhed or car illonrince. [r^rrvii-wv DAY SHIFT ml or p»rtUiBt,StirtntflfW.I76-75SO N,i. UPHOLSTLHV CO. views In Union Countj area. Must have 1 to 4 P.M. Tlwr. ajvl FrL An Equal Opportunity Employsr. 018-M15 RS/t cir t > nJnionan ol.-SO dayUthlhrs, FACTORY HELP CLERK-Ti'PCJT -American Hoedist Corp. THE SINCni CO* ' 6 i/t W> yon »int to wirK (n »n ofOt»? It per week. Fee per conjdeted rrporL 1044 Springfield ave. Irvington product! pj Call Mr. 2iarJey, 6U-2»M K 5/15 Bloomingdale's yni hat% a pleasant ^T>icet fcood A MOTHER'S twlpcr, tenarer wartej to ZID SwffiiL] St. Mjinaiiniklt, N.J. off4*r» .rttadjr year round c BANK TLLLEIIS arithmetic and a desire. . .« *iu sleep in (taring summer, to care for An Eiyial Opportunity Employer itii il ) EXPF-DITEH I 10S Oxrunerclsl oepl., >x»rtrnc«J or train. Apply In win 3 bqya « n»- and, 3-1/2 yrs, old, SAKA COVENTRY NEEDS 10 WOMEN CLERK TOROrFIC E WOflK life Insurance wi frcn Local area, na nip. consWeretl. «•• trtlnwt. Call tM-dsOu. NATIONAL RELIABLE Pdxate ham* In Wral Orance; near EARN H to. IS per" HOOB, PART for Kfniltterth concern. Experience no problem- Call od. Call nt-hioO. MILDRED sOLLtJl U!«M CENTER N.ATL, BANK v trans., era room £ TV. 13&*2£3£*° TTMt FOR CTERVtEll CALL +M- SHORT HILLS TE~EN-ACERS, find jobs l)y not necessary, will traliL .m-jst have 57;H ACEKCY, tot HOTIII Union at., cnn> AnErJOHitEk K5^» 74{) Raosty AVR. • • , Hillsid* ; ford. P */» ' / ^• ' '•" «««. X 5/1S nxi'nixg Wont Ads. Coll 48A-7700. at. for appt. call 24S-310O, K 5/B XS/8 '9'lay, May B, 1 PHP
Help Wanted-Male Help Wanted-Male 3 Help Wanted-Men Help Wanted-Men Help Wantid-Male 3 ' Help Wanted-Male Help Wanted-Men S Women 5 Help Wanled-Menl Woman 5 Merchandise For Sale 15 PART . rm OOLr CAR ATTOtPANT inert KlUa iret KAabliihed n•-•¥•= THUfK [>fHVt.rt night TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY, Fur. Assip ears to patrons, theeka batter- pappf rout? iVnUabl* (nf fpjie!*ie mafl Vail riârly ^mplQyrr X RAV IFTHNiriAN DRAFTSMEN ies, fitans ears, assists golf main- With eaf. 3 3Q i,in. • t i,fn, |4ft.0O TECHNICAl Apply Ttrrv faprlff nitur», Uned >irap»« brie-s.brnc, etc., tenance crew in greens keepingii ether wi-'-tly piaranU'ed, (ill nS=3tBii 74 roll §L IFvlnglfJn iqoi uiftora ct,, Union, (oo to W, maintenance ar Ch^sftyt St. - then to Pewey §t,>enq misc. duties. Must be resident of Union 871 . 4033, K 3/i CLERKS County 4 elllien of U.i, Apply Union i. niftorci rt, MS/I CHECKERS county Park Oummisslon, Arm* St. BI bluer in'* onf We need X-Roy Technicians 'lifc fa™, rrl. » s,m, .4 p.m. Kl/( cleaners ihop YOUNG MAN WLDBINe DOWNS New and nearly hew; re*turî nwre tJeppFiiifv-eii Sii progTesalvi. f f>hi|jany In 5priiurfi•* 1-1 fnnhr ifrs who can work full time Hny* h PLUS «lrtt bonus, Uli. ' ^ *"%, Large selection, DESIGNERS i puftunlty f^r aitvanermeni tr netHJs man )r>f vinous •JutiHs ins'iip= JI9.S4I1 anfl7!3.4O8« 5/1M GUARDS dif gcpine, f^RprQiig wages, " ...ply. CLARK. SUMMIT & LINDEN p ?ur^tp With espcf!encPj sH r »'ykdav» « /> U . , j p •• or port time TENT TRAJLiS" "• opens "JIFft, ARIA! Fufl ond port time, oM ilf cemMny befisflla, î ihlfU Apply til p*r*bhi 6 p.m, to 2:3Q s,m. Own n **"-* f 1483. Motor scooter-Uke new, Illcc, TECHNICAL shifts, fatirsd men eligible. tJf*MAR HUCî * wrn. lft ills, Kayaii (boat) good ship. . |50. Uniforms provld.j, CoM Cool ^ l J Wgir R4, get the picture? "all 35 3.4081 at 6 P.M. eves. M 3/1 ILLUSTRATORS Jon... «««.™» 9 4 kt 4 P.M. rv ASTIC STOP HUT P1 R 5/D Help Wanted Men & Women You wi ou' main pent of interest it this time if you Dogs, Cats, Pets 17 Operings availafeU at venous PART TWE hiAiNTOJANCF wnuld like to come to wo'k in thp Radinlogy Dept. leveli, E«e«ll«n> ..'•.!-• -« ' DJTF.RVIt'WtRS Wf art ifo^flg fpr a mail who tm CARttR OPPORTUNITY «" VAUXMAI.I "•' fringe henefifs. carpentry and mtsgnry, this wUi ARTIST at Sa'nt Barnabas Medical Center, If you know any- '•XI OIlUIIENCt* THADJW. Career opportunity for arnbiaeus male BELL • Ninfi K ] '^y ard tVcning CIPSM™ ("At t (inii'SI ISnn. mi ?. or female making Insurance underwrit- i! ttm# §1 mtervi^fi Prefer a PART OR FUL1 TIME thing about Saint Barnabas you know that we have the "'••II I rani THr.li ing tntervi™> for the local oftice ot • mjfi of paft ttflif if alt Can gua f •• „!„,» f 9«- III! M i/t nationwide ilrm. Interesting outside 30 heuri p5F Wfek. Cail afte most mclim up-to-date lac'lities in this p?i| o the or wtin 10 EmplnyrnMif Men work, no sellini, eoUeetini or trnvu- TELEPHONE • l«f, I.i>Bkh».H El»eif...il . Country. O'lt techniQues anri methorls aip aM the very [ijg t',rti>iminiE: c •till, previous Investigators or social Pr^fi-HHienM grooming specialiEtng is Company, U.S. Highw.v " work helpful, good starting salary (» latsst and you'll be taking R giant stro in furtherinp ill tirri-ds. ( all J43.ftsd untU i P.M. ri.lnri.id, N,w J»r»»y. LABORATONltS PART TLME d io ID P#M,-fên nee senses and fringe benefits; promoaons Help Wanted-Men I Women 5 11 A/irrwantii • i± J-2994, US Virginia from within work confineii t» Eua, ID deliver our idvpftisini mate youi earner by spending you! time here. In additif ! to Av#if Nfeirray HJU, No experience necessary. $3,30 %, miltiitf. rirooming suppliet sold, Union or Mddlessli counUts, For Ej. ^h f fit 221 all the nrol«55iops,l stimuhtion an«i piesfin! nm M 3/11 sex •nd Union fall Mr, "JiarJey, Mt 6^ 1SS2 rFMAI F ffllsn's i'P npfn 'nd W hn) 'lit i]i ;i>\' ' nil (illl I1IWF LEG "i "'""""^_"'_^ "Tifn ' rcunrl2^,Unioniw ••.,«». i •J i IHC, cot ( rr.t LATHE HANLB-GTOERAL RUN OF fnaJdni ir"Ursne* undfr**iiing Inter- Secretary, Jr MACHQJE PARTS, OVSRTIMi, PAID vi ™?« in !mi nn raantv if P%* MiUt Salts & Credit an JM3 J T/i ORDiRLilS have car 4 a mininium of 20 dayUght Opporturiitv Employer HOLIDAYS, VACATION, ntQFJT 1 SHARIN'l, CrNTAfR HACHWE. 41 H fc F Ul* nifi»-sponni.F WIF r OpeftfnfB ill ihlftg far *sp*ritfie?d EXECUTIVE m ssnn FXT i?n BROWN «» "11 r,T BS SFHrtm wrdtrlfH at CRANFOHD HEALTH 4 Analysis Clerk Bjotim em * *^^ »r run n srfRKTABIAL fOOl WA 3.S19O EXTS^DED CARE CENTER Cangsnlal High SehoSl X 5/i Gqog lypiStJ Aw &iaiiea LINDEN. 11/1 N lent wep* ing PART TIME, !!#'. wrii, i Diversified Tytiefc ExpsH^nê SAINT BARNABA5 F^ceijenf salary, iencp • pW, fair' 'houid be SJfy. Will 'ruin In %, t -n Dishwasher 1^ i H PROrESSIONAL T1|.J«O8 MEDICAl CFNIFR full time & Part time DOG GROOMING LAB TECH P'HJTFMEN flirt Short H'lU Rnart r,f»,->ming of fill Hfeed* FOR CAFETERIA tefv jesd cater Ingj e Secritory ' nodles: Our Specialty ij Rsbry pju* Fimmispion, aU Clerk Typists Livingslon NJ, (Knowledge of Chemistiyi PERSONNEL Call l'!-0II7 fitjf, I 4ayf. ne §atn,{ sytrting An iqu.i Oppsllynliy En.plny Saks Fifth Avenue 5 A,f4 373 R£»it? 32, JUliBid? gr PARLnn Some Experience Desired; Ex ASSISTANT ist, : i HI Broad Si K 5/B Calient Working Conditions; AM FOSTER rARENTS NEEDED Springfidd, NJ, FEE PAJD Auction Sales i/a M Benefits. TW? 1B 2 csrwrate h^ RECEIVER^ SHIP PER Whe caR Spen Eheir hafflf as a ahlltgf Has opsninp tor PART TIME pe^tton with suburban loeatisn; the nes helpful, tart not nece fop emergency pl&eemint efehil^-fiv COLLIF PUPI • AKC Rel, Sable 6 ! NOTIf r OF PtlBl.tr AllfTION I OR FULL TIME DiSHWASHFIK reipen^bliJUee are scr««rdng ind ir^ dean ftev planL e hhiSt hav« fDorp for ir tnimuifl ef ^ white • P"llha«en dre* • teautltul APPLY: WEEKDAYS 8 ani • 4 pi» tfflerVliTwtni; Feîifed Is i d^^ and i W ehUflfen, pLaesms** la ateri t*>rnu NOUcr 18 hcr»Bj 0vai by RIMRArK . marldngB. *" "^ »p. a. hsvp faiged 3 fainilyp bui want fe Liberal Employee Benefits prQciHain| and maM|emen! ippU- fprfiftin 3ftivp tn raf ln| for chiidrpn. |t>^1i! U* be hsl.1 on Saturdav May 11, ! MiL (off RU 22),pf SALES DEPT, t>FPAFTMFST 10 A.M. »l 161 Iprinj it,, MilllMrti, OiTlJilW SHEPHEB n Buppie, . (4] ELASTIC STOP HUT OIV ^sfafc Mp^ Lucai Open Men, til § P ^ 3r?9B3Qg Agtnrv pays Ifli, mpnthl^ hg^rd per for Sale 1 female • I mil" • R»a- K5/S QQQH typist sM PhU'i, îetftlng and 'nedirai ?jgisnaeg N,,i, to laysfy Oie dtUnquent sceeunis APPLY MR, MACK 1 8( Mr, D.L, OuMrMr, Blark 1'jiUtpii Amerace Eina Corp Miaj, for North jersey 8 oldest ami 3 r'baldv §f 12B* f'T frionlh CaU2BS-12B5 S/BM »» *Mf *'V p?^ bed *=•" Mf rn»' in" =*^" c/o Smith, Mr, J.P. hiuar, Mri, J.jn TEL 376-7000, ExL 241 PERSONNEL and finest diaper service, 5 day week, T Alvergon, nobrii P, Or»p, Mrs, R. 2330 VAUXHALL RD, paiH rioUdays, varauonsi, etck days Hinchrn^ Mr, Gpe>r|p Sutcfelpferit, GERM4N IHEPHFRtTS , , , . , .1 71 Millburn & Short Hills Ave I, iydr t:, LiikJS, Mr, ana hlrs, itmr-s iCHN.AUZ.ERS , , . , . 150 UNION, NJ. SPECIALISTS, INC. BUREAU OF Knawles, Mr, Fred PKaJrep/sSsyRdef s, POODLE, MJWATURF ,..,., 150 SPRfrffiFIELD, HJ. Mfi, B, MAgargaL Gaeds may b« aeen ENGlJt/ SFTTERS , , , 100 An Equal Opportunity Employer Clerk-Typist File Clerks Ippodtn Pent Pin Ryier CHILDRFN'SSFRVICFS nn Saftirday ^riQf ta aufaan, M &/fl tTANDAJU) POtiniFS ,..,,, ISO o i/i Black t apricot O 5/B JiJi Hortil JVfc Union Ma.?44u r nrpTnrpf=: Kl/I LJÎ. Typing FACTORY LAIOHWU SAMPLE aaryi ' r'SHERMAN'8 nEN x 5/8 Rummagi Sales 504 NBrili Ave, WoBfield good salary, company bensfitii. machinist AM 4-Sfi FH 13 Apply at 145 DowdAve,, in-mn EUiabeih, N. J. R m PACKER RUMMAGE BALE; U« nd» £ neirly Open Sun, in, 4 Handi-Charge $14,000 Customer Medical new glQtliini, Und^n Hada^sah, \\7\ instrument SEVERAL OPENINGS Accounts It, Owrgr Ave,, in Linden Plata, Un- rf/a ____^^_ FACTORY One of the nation's lead den, M»y 2 to May 18th, MS/I IOTTDIJ - for (reell Darlini . 3 eeytkil mfri* needj prspamiTifrs Will repaekogi dyei. plgmenfi Service Technologists kittens . black and white . white maker with at least 2 vrt bk ji & COBOU Payable and grey • white and beige. liTTER JOBS WITH Minimum } ytiri exaerlMea SugceignU appucinta wtU work in an and ehsmiegli ffarn bulk dry mi ern ii^w clinical lataratery with Lost S Found Call 312-1719 1/1M and formal appFenttgeihlp train- Ui^Mmpdem emrlrenffiefit and §njey jnte imallsf igmplf lilts pack- Representative || fasiUties hag several well- AT ROCKAWAY KBflJBU eytstandini bfnfflts; re|ulaf salary agei and prepare fer mailing! paid and evening ?Are?r writisns -Urdaie, Beaslp, Chihuahua, Oefman inp or 111 gqulvalant. Mull be perisicE in hematQiagy and LOITl SAND ANB WHtTl: CAT, MALE I FEDDERS •llTound machlnltt «bl« to pcvipwH^ iDS% tultign refund and up fe cuitomtsfi. Myff be in mn- Clerk (SALtaSERVlCEBSPT.l iepherd, Labrador Hetrievsr, AKC, ^ sis weeks paid VlCatiQlV Mr SaVaT^ a ehimlsfry desirable, F\ill ANSWER! TO "EANDV", REP COL- | Crasi bred collies & Cockers. Com. worli from drawlnii, Hatplti s eel lent phyikal e end! 11 en. 1 incentives, many advance^ LAB, REWARD. CALL6ar,.|943, l/BM #I§* Open Nton. till 9 P.M. Mu.t provld* s*n tfenipefta- High School grai I year ejêrience 9°°^ ^P^ ' precesaing of orders, plete health guarantee, inno, £ Mrmid, •kitehsi or verbal Initructloni, preferred, BrceUent opportunity for general cerrespondeflce. Must have drhinitiefe Pleasant bb Siiiity do|, eat and bird houses, 10 FOOL & DIE MAKERS ^gn. Eli#iiBni cemêny Bene= advancement, âlan cominensurafce pleaain| telephone personaliry, H:3fl fcrn, to 7 p.m. ENJOY PERSONNEL fit*. with pxpericiKo. BiJfJa,m.-4JOB,m, a,m, • 4;3O p,m. conuct Personnel Dept, RL 46, Rockaway «n-73»l TOOL ROOM PLiASI CALL MR, E. PAT For Sale • Paid vieitliM AT 687.2830 NATIONAL CLINICAL • 11 paid holiday! SPECIALISTS, INC, Kty Punch Operator SERVICES LABORATORIES BEACLk— Terrific companion forma' MACHINISTS • non-contributory penalon plan epporite Peter Pm Diner tured person, 4 Yrs. old; female. 1414 (.lorrlB ive. Union 688-7440 9 major medics! expense plan 2115 Millbufn aVeif Mapl^wêd Trained, (SAVE ME FROM POUND) Kl/I GAF IBM Merchandise Foi Sale 15 tall 372.1134 5/8 M • eicellint wsrkln| eondiUoni Experience riEc#BH4ry RS/I B:I0 AM • 4:30 PM ELECTRICIAN • many other benefit! . Am CONDITIONER (2), Kiteheii at?t- Come In to Isa ul Mon.Frl. Corporation FACTORY * MISCLLLAKfiOUS HELP. ; round fermiea table with 6 chairs, 9 a.m. ID 4 p.m. or call Pay phone MALE All unlen fcHUffitSj Ineludlni paid heli- I m-3*93 MAINTENANCE for ippdintniem Ml/i Mr. j. Oroiimann at SilMMO 2299 Vsuiholl rd. Union, N,J, dayg. Blue Crosi, pension/vacation, AnEûol Opportunity irnplsyer . rtfk iegv?. ittady efflpiqyffient ûg MACHINISTS coin box collector ovprtinic, Appiy 1600 ' M!\ fcHiabeth BITVCLI3 R 5/1 Accountant Warihouse Ave^, Lindt^ X 5/8 SERVICE WITH EVERY SALK BELL I NP* and used-big itigcQUJita. 128 mpdelii GENERAL I 24 ysars iri fejsiiif'SS, Vlebiry Bteve.!, • no experience needed I 2519 Morris AVf., UniDn, rfj 6-25S3, TELEPHONE Stock Clerks desired, 1-2 yeaj-i igcOUntln| Openings Situations Wanted Wanted To Buy 18 MAINTENANCE MEN • good starting salary eêrience and 6^9 credit? in legourtt^ Men n»d to luimu rsniiremeiiU i J" *> LABORATORIES PERMANENT POSITIONS tn|, EsCElIiht Qpporftinity (Qradvanee- • opportunity for advancement ment, 1:30 A.M, - 4;30 P,hC *» to gjfnin| olK n buUtani, MUB , HOME TTfpmC WANTED. UiwlSj BED -.Full gse, box spring and iRVica Mountain Ave., Murray Hill, N.J. (FULL TIME OR PART t* Ul. to ajvmee te higtier rifKJ I envelept?, car^gj etc, Acmtratelj' mattress, wheel chair and commode, RID YOUR HOtJiE of old appliances. (Juit Weil of Sum mil) • must have N, j. driver's license dene* Wni pigk up and deHver, CaU after t P, M, FORK LIFT 1 AM . 3:30 PM We remove 4 take away any old ap. An Iqyal Opeortufilty • liberal benefits, including col- TIME DAYS) rit^S, Call 617 = 4114 §r n«-»188 J 5/8 pUances from your home — stoves, ImployBf (M/F) Esetslleni iierUng salary. Apply washers, refrigeralsra iHeurs, OPERATORS 0 3/1 lege tuition aid plan BEDROOM BET - 4.piK Twin aWts, tathtubi, etc. Service charge, to r ^TWQtlfi^l UPp t* JCojnpjjJ.ee, - HNS, LPN'S, uiii home Maple, I erihs - 1 l hl 1-B, a.|10, R-L Icraplron 4 Metal, -hlilUl iWes. Temporary .-or MM tilnS' smmt MAINTENANCE Rofi * Schlengerjnc, during Hindis or gQnvidtgceiice, NEW JERSEY BELL PACKAGING DIPT, •HQMEMAKIHS.na.SBuO RT/F BABY (urninire, erib I CIllHrtbB, PRESIraTI, political eampaiin Rt. 22 Union, Ngi g Operator car bed, walker, NlpNap leal, girls MECHANIC 14 inch Bieysi,. Good coKIition. %ajl buttons. Will buy5inKlt:norc0llMll0n. POWER PRESS n Equal ©pportyiilty y sehedultd Xhg «i ma iOOKKEIPmO MACHDJEOPIRATOR AMON 3Bi.«40lS. Z ifi Ml around mechule wllh An Equal Opportunity Employer OR TYPIST, experieKed, part tima, after 4 P.M. JIB.MM, m/i uptrimei in miuilunf.re»ir, eon- G S/S Pefforn ropair 1M' milnfin 'ff (PART TtME) veyori L furnieei, RotaUnl IMS, all packaglni oiuMnery, WU1 friln- Union area or h#ar ûeg 14 or 94« TOY BAJJK^ cast iron, stUl or mtchan. Houri 9 to 1 p,m, Call en.JlTI BICYCLI • Boy's !6Ui brand new leal •• anlmali, hull(iin a. etc.Hlgheit OPERATORS Hi, btntflU, Hi! paid by cgmpiny. tad.UlUI, JiM PM u 13 MM1T1M never used, LaFp site roekini horse, E 10 paid holiday,, For more information call 371-9955 (Trsln!n||«riod top i^ron. one mow)! JO/i prices paid. Write floi 740, AtMlrban SECURITIES CLERK BoUi for 121, Call alter 1 P M, ill. Pubyshing, 1291 StuyveMnt Ayi,. Monday thru Friday 9am to 5 pm. 7 MP 3:3p PM) a)3rifl{ in Ceffi- 7)20, S/IM TP preetii purehaie!, . IBUI, ull r i or milh. No e«. EXPERIENCED WOMAN WILL W Union. 13/1 CLEAN-UP MEN ' ALCAN METAL POWDEM Hourly rite 11,10. Merit Inereajei op P j P»iTimmint or math. No e«. ironing at home, Brtng Uidpigk 101 LEHIOH AVt, UNION It §ek If m if er, right i, divi- to 11,10 per hour, Addltonal nigtit pertenee neeeMary, 6 p,m, . 10 p,m, up sefviee AT NY HOME, CALL DDnNC ROOM • 10'piece, iTAMJl COLLECTIONS WANTED An equil opportunity employer dendii etc, Oppartufiiiy far d^ aiuft tUfierenUai 1,18 per hoar, 141-MM IS/1! nut: good conditign, pendsble S^niofi or Junior* U.S. or foreim, misc., ele. paying wtth heavy of light esperienee cm fair prices. Also •ppraiuls liven, ALL ABOVE OPININQI ON 233.09ft nfii JND 4. JRD SHIFTS in eiefiGal duties §f Truit De- MALE'FEMALE Business Opportunities 8 ill.3481 HI/I MACHINISTS paftmtnt. Poiilion gv*|UMr DBAPERipi CUSTOM MADE. UP TO ... OOOD 3ALAR1KS PRODUCTION tn Eliiabelh, Fsf esnfidential 10' FLOpn TO CElLDJQ, ONLY HI, DRUM IET (Complete) ,., FULL BINIFITS SPARt: TIME DJCOME ZARBO'I One of Union counties Lead, Ungerland, Oruetch or Ludwl| MILLING MACHINE interview, tel^hsne Mr. Cost Clirk CaU 376-1421 after I p.m. kl RefUUng and cgUecUng money Irom inl Fiirniaire SiowpUces, Easy to reach from tum^ SURFACE GRINDER SUPERVISOR 277-4000 IDOHICHOOLOBADUATE NEW TYPE hllli-fluallty ™in.opefited 224 Rahway Ave,, EUubeUi pike, Garden llata Pkwy, With dep*e and enly 6 msa, fupvis NATIONAL STATE ONEYEAHEWIHIlJiCrlNtrEiSAHY dispensers in your arei. No selling; 314.1454 9 a,m, to I p.m. dally, 287, 1, and 9 (IS rnUtl RADIAL DRILL «&; yeu ean Join one ef N.J.'s I:.TOAM-<:111PM To gualift you must have ear, reier- .DECORATOR SERVICI 5/lW /i EÛai Opportunity ences, lioo to II.SM tajh, fcven to BHTt South of N.wnrt Airport). tjaystflil leaders th Us modern PRICE I BoJMlenced opsritori required, E^nrban wmpiesi ftart te iiOjOOQ R S/l twelve nours seeBy can net eMi^lent monthly inrrqme, Klere full tirne. For ammo ROOM 1ET 10 pe. round • Ail modern bedrooms, living rooms, Top wifeg &nd yendlta. with fee paid ^ co. Call Mr* &Emiw mirfof • ,.Italian Provincial, boUi an- tuning rooms, Mtrh netlea, ice bom .,. COME IN OR CALL Open Mon. till I [km, persshal interview write UNITED DB* Phone 464-4100, Ext, 433 for interview appt, THrSUTDIO COffiiANY, # N. BALPM Uques, Call 4 • 7 P.M. i pianoa, PERSONNEL DEPT SHIPPING AVENUE, pnTilUROH, PA. 1SMJ, 125.4430 J/IM Oaytime Night lime D-M.E CORP Inelude phone number, Z5/8 Bi ».4O3O lla.olll 549.7200, EXT 561 PERSONNEL Excellent wortdni conditions, air-conditioned offices. Liberal DrNTOO ROOM JET , uhle and (j) RT/F lilt Centny Ave., KUlaide ' CLERK fringe benefits elulrs • Brand new • reanuhle phone Jji.asoo X I/I BE YOUR OWN BOM Call al 10« Warren Ave,, Union, COMIC HOOKS • colieelor will buy SPECIALISTS, INC, Man needed far permanent fuU iELL TO FMENra, fO.W0RKEM. 611.1631 VBM aceunulaUons li sin|le luuea dated iii Iâfli have Nf* Je C.R.BARD, INC. rAIT MOV1NO LWt OF QOWNi, prior 1U55. Alia Dig LitUe pooka. FEDDERS QppSBlti Peter Pin Dtner drivers Ucenae and sal^ri^ CULOTTFS, MINE, PANTV HME, Call 371.2(15 K T/P MECHANIC 3424Jterrl»iye,„Union M8.i44g „ ord* Appnxiinatel|.90i % ol ttnrvUlbe >; r 1 «—-.«-«-«•*-. Leadifin Products forPatient Care""^-"-""—~"" - _puTime nbi|, wuufOEPEitriWAT —-— CbEARANGE*-"—«• -"'—^ •—• • — Ki/i- ~«wrt "'qrtvtei6"Prif#r""bpe'rf«ie t~ in "" 310 HAYWARjJ ST., ORANCE, N.J, tlerieal isrk fer shipping and reeetving Hospital and Surgical Specialties, 15/11 itet tif U{ lewlhg machine, never TRAWi . wn.L urn OLD TRAM, depariniefttx Would eensiitr in oldef uied. Bait in controrj to make button, TOY. REAL LARGE SIZE. MADE BE- To become dig) frequency man. Free heipiU! rna)PP l LADIES ALTERATION SHOP in Irving, TOm 1840 - ANY MAKE, WIDE OR 111 Spring SI., Murray Hill, New Jersey holes, «ew on buttons, BUnd hem dress- STANBARIJ OAUOF, CALC i4i.«125, WOODBRiDGE AVE, ' PIPEFITTERS Ufe ten. Over 7000 customers, all modern es, raaiie fancy slitchea, 3 year guaf. welding mill operator. Paying equipfneni. owner msvtiii to Florida. XT/F EDISON, M. first el«*i e^frienced im fihrieiEtag (J MILES FROM UMWT, K.j. - 1/4 MILE FROM BELL LABS) antee. Beduted to Ki.1l or 14.7! per 14,00 per hour plus overtime. AZOPLATE CORP. An Equal Opportunity Employer (M/F) Call J73.2f7J »»l, illrf 6 373.011! month. Call Warehouse Manager til andlRitalling pipe wsrk in a ehcmleal Z 5/21 WE An Equal Opportunity Imploysr plint In a *tae variety of materials Ill Central Ave. » P.M., if toll, call coUeet Mf.ZSOO, M 5/M BUY HOOKS irem field measurements sr prints. Murray HOI, N,J, 330 PARK AVE,, PLA»riELP O 5/1 ACMI TUB! INC. 4(4.4800 Insturctjons. Schools $4,20 P^ HOUR # ALL BENiFiTS FISH TANIO/ S L 10 pL with equip, PL4.3SO0 G5/1I 130 Coil St. Ifvington meni MS , 2 . JO ft wood ladderi CASH FOR SCRAP ' Appl^ 9 KU* to 3 P.RLj htonday te BREAK KTO ELECTRONICS TV RE- 110 each. All good condition. Call Load your car. Cast Inn, Newipipers Friday, fes Weed a¥#a aefsss Turnpike ACME MARKETS PAIR, Study at home* 34 courses. 1IB.1M1 L 210.9122, . M5/B FACTORY 371-1550 Personal instruction service, G.L ap« suBO^, poper 10iw0u ion,ibs.;, «eNo. iI WMppcCopperr ,4,^0« ^_^_ X J/I5 Shipping Clerk ; proved. ICI rep. D. T. FiNN, P.O. HEALTH FOOD! . « carry a full lini. per Ib,-, heavy brus ,82 Mr ah, Plant Production Has Openings In Its Store For: Boi I4J, Clark, N.J, Phone JlZ-lSit, HIS If, lead Bf and battaries, Atll MEN, steady emptovinent, good i z 1/2! of natural foodB.mJTl.HOriE¥.IALT. Paper Rock Co., 61 So, 20th «,, DuPont Co., Inc. Fiesasnt working condition i, i Wlngtofi. (Price subject U chuie), potuAial, Ul orders hr fabric, distri. TON HEALTH rOODOTORF^ Oran,, Asbestos Paper Mill butor. Apply Terry Fibrlci, 14 LDJDD), N.Jt Gosd piy. Apply in pefisrii j OB/5 Colt St., frfingtan, KS/I An Emiil Opportunity Qnployer Aye,, ifvington, fâii], mt&im ROTATING SHIFT si/l Figurf BuilderFoundgtioni , HEALTH FOQDBTORE.4i4 Bpringfielli • PULL TIME MALI CLIRKS IBM TRAINING Ave,, aimrnlt, CB 7.20SO, T/V WANTED-OHIENTAL HUOS, cut glass, MEN !©60 Commerce e.* Union old lewelry, palnlin|», old dolls, an. COMPUTER PROGRAMMING • Material Handler Several factory openlnp available in OS'S tique., etc, fMMEDlATI CABHI C«ll assembly, power presa, plating and JUNTO THANiPORTATIQN IPECIAL Mrt 6iffortuiyame,7Ii.nS3. AiA polishing departmenti for rieady work- PARKING LOT • FULL TIMi CASHIIRS IBM KEYPUNCH • •Two girli' hioyelea. So.inch Huffy • Pulper Room Helpers CdhvirdUa; 24.fch Sehirlnn, BoUi in ers lmklni tar permanent lobs on day SALES CAREER A.7, PIKOfl BUYl L IILLS • 3rd Hind shift. Experience desirable but not IBM DATA PROCESSING good condltfon, Ftnt reasonable offer, Better Grade Used Furnltiiri , i necessary. *44 and 112 bus to dear, ATTINDANT W§ hasf an gytatandtftf pp Call TFS.Iiil, eveninia, HT/F ANTIOUBt CHWA, BHIC.A.BRAC, • Machine Tender We prefer experienced personnel, but we will train, Extra credit SnOM Course!, Tuition Plans. DOMAR BUCKLE for & mature htgnly RjpaVatrt per EL i-SIM .'MU (.MSI Heurs S _A;M**J P.M. te pfprtiem us in tht field ei UUf • Back Tender MANUTAOTURDIO CO. given for experience, Approved for Veterans by N.J,I LAROE i.door, refrtieriWr witii 478 Cheirtaut It,, Union MOl t ttai m, Linden fringe benefitii CB|| or apply iftstrinee* Offke ieeatrf In ît State Dept. of Edi f.,ltisn freeiser • US, lar|e bsdrosnl let (73, " • • . 0 5/29 Periortnei depaFtmcnt, 9 A.M. all company benefita and geed • Fully paid Blue Cross An iquil Opportmito Bnplaif«T iCHOOL OP Ihrtni room let, belt offer, Uree SCI/15 ^J P.M. eoftdiyensi Company eaj fen Excellent pay, advancement opportunity, company paid benefits, buffet, Be«t offer, (M.lMi, !*1/B • Blue Shield Rider j This is i salaried pedtion, For DATA PROGRAMMING AMIS SCRAP METAL ISig Sluyvesant Avenue, • Fully Paid Life Insurance lntt eill Mr* Pat Fieeie, paid holiday and vacations. 3 FT. • 11 FT. LWEJ1 Cosh 'or nen.ffinui matoli, 1 MATERIAL HANDLERS Unlen . 964.1144 COM opportunity for young man in NATIONAL ALSO PUMP, FtLTIE, AND copper, hrgit, lisd, olumlnum, • Pension Plan Xl/l APPLY AT: "Kt/19 LADDEH, ISO, new plant, Parkui| facilities, Martini nick.I, mercury, llglrlliil «t«.l. ..•8 Paid Holidays ratell.M, Apply 1200 Commerce Aye; ACME MARKETS 687.4831 i/SM Union, STATI BANK PROfTWC BUM HirnaUsnal MONTttraU Teieher Immadioig plekiip.E.!.«4-21W 110 Springfield Ave, tt Braid St., Illfabeth |ralnin| PfotraJB; Early childhood faetary reteeU; from APPLY IN PERSON . KS/l! trainee wtuing Is learn, Ifvingten, N,J, EdyeiUon (or cMidren l-l/i to 5, r _MaBufacpJiers^_iil,N,_ 1 --X-I/J- amfoTMumnHmmi U~hWfi~ ; 1 MENWANTifi •••••- Ari equal opportunity amfoTMumnHmmiUtehW.fHi, ! Paffe it.", East Orange! open B»9j alio Registration for traiAeeg it chtWfen, 103 Wesf Front a., fllkfleld iS T/F tmmedlite openinci, full Uait lor lev. COLOR REPRODUCTIOKS ASBTANT NANAOtt PHILIP CAREY CORP. eril men In iBldtrlnj md elMtnnlci now open for fall 196§, Eajt Orange** I GARDro fTATE RD, UNION For ttit. L weekenda. Apply Union 1 Business 1414 B. Linden Av.., Linden. N.J. usembly depirtrnenl. No (nerlenee ITieater H| Suyvesut AM., Union, Ttlfphon'e Sales FIADIAL SAW - Drvalt 16". CF motor nee»M«ry. We will triln, ttmp«nv • xs/j 7-1/3 H.P., 3 phase 220/440 volt. An Equal Oppartunlty Employer Mr*. BfHelar KS/I uya hoijdulluUonj , mguruce «nd PART TIME 3X4 metal table and legs. 10 ft. - i . • ., ' • .• .Ji/«•tnitotnitorr mfdlcUmfdlcU. Apply now. PROSRApER TIED M»;HQ conveyer Inc. (5) 12" bladea ivaH- Directory BUNBV EELEffHotnCL l 1|S9 StuyvtAiM A Personals ahle. Circuit bralcer w/re-aet button 44 Fidem m,, leii JT2 Rl/fi ix. Call 241-303S eves, or weekends. (Days or Evenings) 5/»M FACTORY WORKERS . COBAL ORIENTED PART TIME 31 yrs. or over, $3.35 per hr. stirt- Appliance Repairs 23 tkicMsnf working tenjjtiori MATERiAL HANDLER MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY HLFBICERATOHS, FHElZfHS inf rite, progressive Incrtuea, MECHANICS &LIG1ITLY ECRATOlrU OB UENTLf) >0O0W»0WWC0«0000O0W» < &«»dy yeir round pniploymenl viily oil banlflti. ATPRBrriCI DIE lEtTW NIGHT SHIFT ! Personais 10 . IN THANKPOHTATION.-TOP BRANDS TV hfnVICE • AIll CONDITIONING idvtncement opportunlura, RotÛhf NEW TRUCK deal.rMhli) need, MAH,E*'OOD PLArne PLANT COI.OR TV SALES L BEFVIrf; full time men. All company paid 16J.SI71 LS/I An exEtlient wsj to tsfn ien SOME SALES EXPERIENCE] EAVINCS UP TO 40% OFF NOHHHL •MRj a\ift premiums, lift liuur- APPLY: WEEKDAYS estra ineos?. JBB ' PRICKS. BELL APPL1ANCI HWY 22, (.1INTON MUSIC L APPUANCF UKC t pemlon plan, tusplultutifln UNION, «B»-6tO0. C T/F MIl.LHUItN L NhWAItK, SUMMER'lollk liniei st»UHi'»tt«W«J*, now iiVKllabU f t medlcil lniuriiK>, 10 r»id IBU- HALL AND.FUHS S AM•4 PM HELPFUL, ' I 248-433B G 5/22 i**t * paid «c»li«w. Wist h(-«bl.- i et nectftar> RAPID REDUCING to rod h nrlte [vrÛsti L do ilmpli WHITEAUTDCAR" ~~^SaCl AM • Noon irlUlmetlc fit, : STT J clacf es new ; Forqiinp Indivl. SPRING SPECIALS Asphalt Driveways a] dufii Inatrucilon. profesaionBl 25 TRUCKS y, • ELECTRICIAN , UnleB, K.J, (B»it is ..GOOD PAY syperviiien. No calorie CBUnt- New I'ianos from J395. Large aelwtinfi ALCAN METAL POWDERS ELASTIC STOP HUT DIV. JahMeti) Ml LEH1C.H AVE., UNION HIGHWAY 22 .PRESSOPERATORS ..PAID HOLIDAYS inet no drugs. Don't be Insulted of floor tnodels and used organs from APICELLO BROS. PAVING CO. An Fqnnl Opportunity nnployex Amiraee-ltna Corp. OF laughed at, Dttvrvays Parking I-ot«, Sidewalks, MOUNTAINSIDE .MACHINE OPERATORS OUARAHTEBD RIIULTS Thf llano Hiop Inc. Patios, work Guaranteed, Call .. ..PAID VACATIONS 352 - H745.. - J UK 2300 VAUXHALL RD. On our I P.M. lo 16 P.M. Bight OR MONIY BACK Hmile »22 Watchung, N.J. UNION, N.J. ..SEARS DISCOUNT 14,fi per week - Cilj now open evenings til 9 P. PABCALI. L AU ÊHIS TIME STUDY .hid. cull )li-4»0Q between 75«-J70« FACTORY MAINTENANCE MECHANICS. I A.M. • 4 R.H. 617.7374 WATER PROOI1N,'! L MABON WORK An Equal.OpporturilQr. EiHplay.|r Figure Tone Spa Also CJultars...PTanoa^..Orârij ASPHALT DIUVEWAYS Bcperiencrt pnxhictlcriline mkhjin- SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. M5/2V 4MU6 4«IJ SECOND SHIFT lc« to »«rk on pukiftnt rruchlnn Machine Tool And Stop " "' «™» Job ttirtlnc 4:30 , p,m. wltH •ml other hifcenr enulpmsnt. Ind. ami RED DEVIL INC. LOUSONS ROAD, UNION, NJ. B67RAYAVE,, UNIOlUUi Humlmim pnvlvKti Mtnrumy In Crin- 3r\l, shlfti. EjEraitnlx-ifrsinJbWf, Watch Experience Re An Equal Opportunity Employer ESTATE SALE: 1434 Jefferson Ave., 100 TV SETS, 114 |o J59, also pin- C 9/20 2400 VAUXHALL RD. Rabvay. Thurs, and Fri. 3-30-9 D,m. aUea, color TV, ?159. MjbUe TVCo., lord, Hidujfj btu, cro« nnjorcipdl^ (1U, Apply In person. . . _ • PRODUCTION ctl; Ute taturilK t and rrilrrnwnt tmir. -quired;--All- Company,_ I -Wnlnt- lroots -gulte—and- od\la-and- - 247 Springfield ave.,-Newarli and-5»S - -ASPHALT- rjrfvtviya,— oJlclng liU - en.li. 5/8 M Main at,, East Onnge. 7. 5/22 oullL All work done wlfji power roller. BORDEN. INC. SUPERVISORS Benefits: UNION, N.J. All kinds ol maaoh trori^ James La Toeis UfUitsx Drilie BA*.crlt3 Opportunities' aviilatdt tor BOOKKEEPER OR ESTATE SALE Mortene, 1« Paine »ve., Irv. KEl- xs/t S>4 Lvona Ave. Irrintton O first lin* f&od t&iiitrj Apply; Weekdays 8 am j JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT contents of One- Family House. Mun YARD OOODfi 3OZ3. t/F An &]UAl OpportunltJ- EHipl^sr p) p sell - vrry reaaonatae. II rrt WOVEN TIIY AI.PF3WK, For TACTORV 41'OBKEIIS lHAFML 1KA1NEES Typing helpful but not *A*enti ; for Call 371.6197. 5/«M CUSTOM SIOP-AT-HOME Derorator tielpful tut not n«#834ry, HifJi to 4 pm.; Saturdays8 am Tt) - 1100. Old FiUblished compajiy aiU wuifceMjry, on-Job tn llt Vl ±i list {ravine plistlf cap-w^ Cood Sendee for DHAPLE, SUP-COVERS, . Asphalt Driveways 25 lum irjJe ta mtfcer Ui>i«Tin ( Tith headquarters in. Dix4b«th hsj . tMliTj, nuny benefit*. Call »r » UPHOLSTERY,-BF-DSPHt!AD8F- CUB-- nj^CriClKiL Apply in person, - Noon. several irteresting paalticns In opera- e*mlnt», pltnti of ovrmiae inUiar NURSING HOME PERSONNEL TAINS, A phone call brings our Decor, Op*nln(» In rutfcer roUrr hulilnc, tions departmert. Opportunity for ator, lrftr, £atnplea, Advice and Filler, BORDEN, INC. capatle person with phone perscoality Your Want Ad SUUURUAN PAVING COMPANY nibhtr sprwdlnr, mtril nlmt »ovt NOW CiTERVIL-WISO TOH Ffl*la Wriaions* Drake B*kertt* DILLON-BECK MFG. CO. CUSTOM EAVKCB EXAMPI.F: Lined PAPKING ARLA. DPJVEWAYE.CURH- ELASTIC STOP HOT DIV. and euUiusuutm. Somecollefportraiflc Drspes, Measured Hung on new rorfi. RArtD f»LL£H CX). I 514 Lyons ayr*- Irvlnpon irhool preferred. All company rxfirfitA, D.G. FRLI FKTIMATf^ — WORK nana W. (off m_ M) Sprinrtitid ALL POSITIONS An Equal Opportunity Empioyfr Amcrace-Esna Corp. 1227 Central Are,, Is Easy ToPIace Installed, 130 by »6 lnrties, J»7.50 GUAKAJtTF-i;r>. Fjccellent wjrklng conjiticiis, Svuld 131-4BOO complete, f-amtlar Savinu on all fab- have car. Call Mr, Alia, 3M-1KO, MU 7-3133 Ce/1 FULL OR PART TIME Xt/I rics and sites, from th« IargtataelK- 2300 VAUXHALL RD. 01,204. ,. Uoi and oolor ran£e, ALPiJtN E, pjnte HLL AJ.D PART TIME ATTENDA.VT PART TINE, - 7 P.M.. Dftli^L PRESS OPLHATOR . . . Just Phone WANTED FOR CAS STATION. APPLY CORNELL HALL UNION. N.J. EJiGEL BBOTHEBS 10 and IM In Dtorria plains, Jr S- 901 Julii St. EUubrth MILLING MACHWE OPEKATOR 171B, Houra. 1D«) A.M, to lo P.M. NEED HELP' F.nd the RIGHT CHANCELLOR SUWCO SER\TCE CONVALESCENT CENTER WILD L ECHULI CO., INC. pruo" w,th a Won! Ad.. Coll UNION1, N.J. 6*7-7 WO An Equal Opportunity Employer An Ecual Opportunity Employer Iton. to FrU 10 00 A.M. to 8«0 Sat. BB FAIRITELD AVE., KENILWORTH 686-7700 and 4m. T/F i86 7700. Xl/19 RS/l. G V> X 5/« li K3/B -Thursday, May R, 1969
32 Landscape Gardening 63 Painting & Paperhaniin| 73 Public NoticD Carpentry Apartments For Rent 101 Apartments For Rent Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice
• VKRETTKBONlt PLMLH NMj"in npi=(*d ID ih!-- noufi'r st PLMLH nVMl I PAINTWC 1 mill v VITII 1 1 \Ti_n} ' |M>1 K Carpenter k Electrician, All home New Lawns Made 1-1/1 ROnMlusupy ipftrtmentivtlliftl* 3 tlfsoMS I SUNi'AHl OH, 5ni' flo.ir, Improvements andrspairs.aiteratiims, uiiefl IT L pKte*.,i3r fre N'ti! *. If ht.F*.lt) iil' .n mat î 1 n,,,l i \ ME U N''1.< I is h-fi-l'* irtvt'n th,.t ing *h4il hi uBi-i • ^ t-pt . s- rulil Ii NiiTlli i> h-fnli, gjvpil that M») 1, 1340, All elei trie kill hen, |ilou- Iwai 1, hill »it" »Ilpplli"l, i UlllllS, ln( -i Ot. T-'*nBh!f .iîfiil't.* i.j >h, Ui' liÎlij* !*>i FF'tl.iiiJli' i- **" iniiiiiiUf •=•! gtis-i r>ifis whh ti run 'it- basements, ii'iis. No ph taw small, SPRING CLEAN-UPS died den, private f&fage, indivhiiiall^ j nur bu» lln«» 42-34, AVaiUMr J™' 1, Ti.%n»Hip r! ' nl.ii in Ml, i . uiih i t!> intm [*irUil4i r-|i-. lrii.il free estimate, Call iH*F i P.M. 681. Monthly Maintenanf i- ronlrolliHi heal L air i-untiiyt'rurii, S»* s ai>i iianiil i*nUrn ri'»n,d OlVf a|» Inivn, hrl>l in MMII Ji, istij, ih, 111. . i tin t it) J\ t.Lniii n in th< * i-uiitj ul turi s U • onvi-mi'i-t * njiii-tHj yj Lhr I il> of Untitn m liii' Lyunly ol 4genl on premlsea, 81 Nteffiii SSF cifirj, Write !«• 1»l. suburban Pul» iftwing ^M^r *M F.t . IV,.| i..r puri'hja, I'niiiR, Hi^h of N*w ._h fS^V, "n Ma) 6, i whi. h tin not iiruf.'.! f ruts s K 5/13 fcrto.Tilling • Repairlna ' Apt, 43 yF ciil 376- Biy3, 1 5/B 1 llnlnn, Hlai' < i New Jersey, oil May 6, ~ - yha , Pruning - Plnni -e • Piano Tuning 14 iishing i"T. I'" '•".••••"•i '\v,. L.I prfmiiMj uitnt-.i Uj Ui. li.ftf.*riip Ia6*t ,inti will in pn^nii^l l*tf lurUwf lyfiti am! will bi pfesi-nti-d for hirther y HesstmabU Ha' - i i'ni .n in th! <' >unii * ' .ii. n ,n.< pifiijiliFj!! r iR'* h'srinj: t t"'* hf-M !P . L.iisi.ii r.ih'n in.l Ii' .iftne tf ht ht-himihi A, LIAIITL & SON NtWARK-WEEtJUAHlC PARK ,%R* A !•, iii.il in Hit. 1' wnsfllp it, l( urn, !r JhsyiiH >u *M Mrt, Mf"' Ih. < ..imrii i !iHmijir«i I it) ttdil, *•.«•_»! Ctiunil rhaif^Pn'ra, c'lty Hall, Wytid Aye. KITCHEN (ABDilTS, AL.nMP" 1 p.K>m lusury dpaftrnertt jyaiUhlf in An ull.r !• it 'Jil'HiN H. ' . M 17 i nn-H , I if> l-i, !" '' i *• v SMairw. r H T I B! PAIHDJi. e?"*ii Uii" "''• ' ^ '''•• m*Il,-F ^4n bv I, Z11I1NIK ri«mf, lee Mr, lirllllP *••• .** t TIS wil f,.^ J.rse>, w purihaai. lur 111,3^^. 1 ! ilM, (.in! riFi-niiR,a iffi Fib,*! As t ,!I...H N« fr M, 1 • * I IHNCB H, hANt p HIG PINE LANDSCAPING liMiINSIW. .npiiiniintlirn. rtli. City Clem Spring Clean up, mo*ithj* maintenance, easi.rh slkhii, vil M,iii-th.,rn* Av,- •ALTERATIONS Houses Wanlea \S » 'Ml'INASt I '< < "^ Si. N! switch §.. i><< =ii.ii ,!# i. .ivuii! Spd shrubs, Ph«n* p.? 5 = nest after PIANOS TllKI ! 112 nu,' ih-re Eft* sam, is inb FB<.. t,..| AN illllllNANI'l I" AMHUU •StF'IM •SSI i.i IM'l IMIM V* " iHli| = • jdn(' f •( >lii-lr,i.il ha.ft,irOil, AN 11 SI'PI>LI.MI.NT AN OR1U. ! P. M. B 3/20 Aljn Apartments Wanted ti^ In. mws! nurth^,*t, .h Hi.. I 1 • FORMICA TOPS 102 S.\Si ! ' ' TUN !•• ^ 'I*' - NANl'l tWTITLl U, AN ORE). •rMMINFT WORK OF ALL I [ Hill IIIRMILI PAY TUP Mm i im Units J.UfiijIi.l .in i . ruin n M IS^Ni I ' Si iU N \> J If) •SARS ftfn.'ss LANLSrAPMU, I- I'RTlLIZfllG, LI- Hl'N IllMN '- NHiLll'lii' llnMIS, HlitiLlî ?U|i i't HjStlli.rn. f'aFk , "lii il '! \, i nl'l ' 'Mf llll \m WOMAN {il,^! s'. th* 1'nii.n i .unu M-IHSI.F , !) iiuV'iim; coni IOH tut MING, PtattrttNC POWIH RAKmCi, AM |H A7[llN,U,Rni f.ll, |i"XBT: . IT* ' ' i rn oi i.miitiN PHFSCFUII. •Mi-t-lr, f'l 1AN>UP. Ejrf I nil NCEll, I'SHIN. N.J, (I UNHI 1NTIAI i xl mil.. -n r*.vrn-iiiiF i», Tin, »» HI i l>^ inntîl* 1 in ->f '*n "p< i t'S I. 1250 n * ?g ••*.np-iiv> Maj 1, INL. BHiULATtONS ANL1 STAN. Plumbing I Heating 75 p i IiAIilW FOB Al-l. BUB.niNOS Ceilings 35 00 *««, »lijra sil.i ANH STRUCTURfS WITHIN THE TOpnHAIil Moving I Storage ^tUlin .iif Hj* MI ii i'pst.iS i N. n fuH m MAM thufê Avt-nut, n ietj.lhr.i t, «t i rn- in t tNiiiN, 'pASstp NFW C£U.IN",S SIPTI MHl.i' 19, 116T AND OVER l')N IllVi WITH THAT DRIP' an i .!.v*.m>.i.igF!i •"' hiinilr'.iitii. <* a i i («1.1U It' ^ i'Mini .t J l| = I'hi-S! 'JI iliiit S =hs'5 hi iR YOUR OLD PL«Tlit, TALI MHWRT TIUFUFP MOVFRS ALL rniNisui; THI 1 "^\"'ii|l-Si '\NI' » m ! - lUffi, rr.* rii , (2, i ntinuin, 1USPUNDEO, BLOCK. OB MIT PlumlUII t neating, ijbbtns, liter- mm •< pmnibli, •"* '"I' :-l Hl> IS i II\M t 1li IN \ITH aiall.-.! ,K • rsip^ i, Ih. f Flsrida-CQlIf, SpM-oliiM alrnp thi ?.utrnJ3t Fl> sHehF" i= ! ! : i* a urv, '•I Till I'lTV Of LINDEN- 241-3. JO EVLS. 618.1711 «rvice, 71 Cruncerior Avi.,, Iry, i iHl •[% %S< I. PM! *H II sffili ! i !l* Pruning, feeding L tree rempvaL Land li, Uii Fib-™ hivlnj a rj.llui, „! l Hi^ 111tn 1 Tliai Section 1 and Section* 4 . rHDOTB "alilred TV I HI i t AUJNLJ LX- oi the ONlnaneo (nUUcd, 'AN 0BDI. elsaffnl li plafiflng. mfai^ ^^t m i- ,,,.,.. il,- |..i IIJ.W I ,n IF- pMtNANri-"*1" INrON- ! (, 2 hilliren v,ll-BurB / Ii" 1 S 1= N\NCf AimPTINn THF pi.Itt.nrMO 1 Sl.^t. N T H M» ^ illi, ! A S! i Cemetery Plots 36 WALTER RE Z1NIKI ,,.», TI« !3» nr 175.11", 7 U«UHi . ol Illti I- '"-I nii-l*-!*' inpi mit TMI crrv or imnoi un--huniir-''hs ••< " < •* I"'"."? ...I.i,ntl FLl MilNC-HEAnNR ! 1 lllno unit I'll I SI HllltWi Mlci'l.ATIONS ANI) 6 ^F RfXiM fVPT desired Ipr 1,. j poml, rh,n, i (], Sfll ,l.,nt I'i-i^ i i- :•! I'I Mbi ^ 6. ivi .. LandgBaplng k Month!) Ma I ni ^nan."" N»» imi.lUtinn, ••|W(r., & i-ih 'n>l' f . stiNiiAHiis I'm ALL FtunnOJOiAjJIi HOI [ vwooD MEMOnlAL r«nK Rpl0.TiUln|, Plsntlnj I r-., i... «.il el 2 ldulu * 5 e'Uidfen Ury^n or sai.l pljt-iin? v>f Ha If. fn. Avi.™., sTiun Ti'i'is wrtitrK THK crrv or 4 CRAVE PLOTS ui,fllir,n> II (JOU 154 41 l 3! i Haulmg L Cleanup. f,.e» '^rrty. M.v, ,.(«.w... J74- I INI'IN t pjss^l Rfplrmbr.r 19, 1967 I BURIALS 3404, * W twenty -eight IfeF! I h anii Approved ieplembi-r 20, 1967, shall 717.1251 K !/• 712.2238 J «/M LTO KAN+RQWIT! sevtm - n*'= himsJrpdt»>s nf 5 of Psri I, PaH flj Plf - §( th? Ofdln^lwp nigh Wai ado '- ' in\N- "The Cemetery Reautlfu] ' Stuyvi.sant Prompl jiervlie, I'jll Mil I QfV hunulft-.i i*r Bl)- -si? hereby amended and sup- 1 T/F W^NT^D B9CM0OQ sq. ft, »Hiii EiAHlfi Lif iu»t;sm(<. "IX• THt HI* plemented t« include tee,, Union. Hae-to Sfciyv™™ . Ave,, U - .,' ^ iî pa's.?!J !! ^ union, MU 1-4300. C 1/10 SALMiSljRVK'F Hiil.ftlNtia^ (M IT MiH *'l VAN H\»l- 'm* Anil ' ll>'t r».'n- 1 1/2 ROOM* t h«»h T72 4A57 7 pi-inl IR = •«!* nd> lOlf , "fihe 'Manual S0S p s rtripnl3, li'tvcn Rest Homes UnJ-'n ar<>3 • • =t*r * llh* n| nils for th« SUndart lluililinp k.up and c!v nerthv !t J ••( ^ SO A,M, Aft* Cleaning Serviconlef 3GB for r^lf'Tri FenUpm-Ui Map of HalwtHtffP^ Pai PlViVthlNi- t ' Hi". H| Ml PlW A_N1' rodr ef New Jersey,' I79.S22J p !/2I B ni i MV' noi l lh ^ = for Jy«* ** - ^ ' ' ' Oi M^re thi Ft'H r,M, Huipe f^r the Construc- Lawninewef a, hand L power iiharprned ! UMORA Nl'RImO HCiNE 7. 5/B tioU ^*T1«5S TAMS I'M'IH llii.^ ' WlM = i tht tion ol Om> and Two, ( Automotive S\Ni ! PRPVlMINti H'H PIÂl TUS 11 -00 P M, an>! 6.30 *.M.. m Family IiwUlngs, as set li FepaJêiL free ptrK=unji fr (SeJiYefy. Tne UiarPile m F-.»^t>si Ijervlee on ra.B (I Ha«h. rm Part , i 3 HI I-1. -U-INt. tÊiTTNi. OBMPMNO^ al! B\irh "Himga Th< iif=t'«visi 'ni* Kom.ort Kleen Afte* ^ ^.M. weefedgyi, ill -*sy fiau t 456 Rlimm Ave,. Blubrth HUSWbSS WOMAN Sjuth 42 1pgf*t-s . 51 nnnuti t* forth in the ' Kiwidard 4 • if thi = nubs s- - li n« ahA 11 nt^t hyiMing Code oi Ne* am, ««»• s»«o I 5/5' Medifirf Approved 354.1300 wants 1=3 SF reem ipaftni'Rt êijUty West, siity (ill (60,00! to in. north- f ! 1 Dry Cleaning Laundromat DWrilSSETl ij Mr H '"U ItH, pasisi-l applj w*'--rt thr 'iilurr t' Jeriry, : Revised IBM, I ltmeriNurrinBHi».|ete"pUMli«ntj Union <^n*s.. fall ese fiî ,fi?r 5;3O . easierK stii-'lini' i I HiivthpFrp AVi- (PROFESSIONAL * COIN Or > repirfleiu of f", r-\n,, (.llflonor nuf an.1 'h. r* i~* i'i' rtii'- lf l!? mainly in mininvirrt r*'qiiifp" is hereby further modi= KM. t 5/3" b. t ft, iafi7. sha'' h> iR'l (hi ssmi fi ni*=nU Is i"iiUfliii t>\ A gpnt'ral naflnRijl nrlgjn- X 6/§ ginning, fie Llniiiri iii.irit) Refi.l.r • i Wtil • li-ii,*, . r ••*!> • iusi f••=-•)•!".•! Ih* 0 S/JS nfw 'iris, ihfif! s, "*., B'afk * %f 340 ChPSBHJtSt,, Union srsr? appipv^ VX) Cherrv «,, FliiU. 5R Ise.-,.fr.t..f 5" l&fii- S, Msf h- (At Fi-yi Fn!nf 3w^pp,Rif rffilpp j • FL 1-W I T,r F \MILY witii 2 rhiidFen desires i QF MVP i' yf moff bAih' llabiiahle rooms shall Clothing, Household Gilts 37 r. 6/1 5 ro^ms, 1st (leaf Kenil*orth/Union Th*- fF.Fi.pJin? premiiii-fl 3r? t*' li. have 3 minimum aimen- area. Call h.inre i P.M., or a/tur ID -gnvr-ved subject 'e a slerrn Ei^t-F ' as— p listyf ^* s^ rvinc- sioti ol I (ert and the CAim.lAC - Iii2 . Parh IVF= 4 Dr. f-KPS. HP.QF? any gtryftUrr ier 4H> __. SMART - QUALITY HQUSl"- ALL MASONRY WORK Roofing & Siding 80 r.M. 276.0351 Z !/« II f' wiH'h aiting the itti-isl following minimum Br4«n * ail pewer = facten air, fsffU th* ihnv~.t,,, MI»..I U»>- may be iransffTFPd it Shall areas, esciusive ol clo- WARM, Clotnlni al Merry.Oo-Round NKW OR ALTKUTIONH. Unt fend. $1050= Calj 241^1^1 M 5/B t« R**?t'ssar^ for the purchaser RssalB B»p, 4.1/2 Lackawanna Place, SEI.f EMPinYED-mSlIIllp. 3 AIlULTS LJESDlt premises. a^t and storage space: wn.l.IAM H, VOT is IF l r3lfl«»f1 spa*"* tt' prfirur^ a rpftifieatf oi Living Room net less Millburn. (Kily I" >.m, « p.m., closed 11, LACKI 687-4833 R T/F j pi nROriM *PART"FNT Tt iVcupaiifj ti-um fhi- l*iii«iln^ Rooflnf = Lesriprs . Gutter!! >H!K NoFyiprn Unigp pf .ferre f«FVK IMPALA i»61 • u HIT SilM.Ca u » i^pît and thf halaft-.- one sir m •-pi than 130 sqyare fo^t, Free eitimatei - dn own wsrfe 6 cjl automatif . fssi ''Finditlen, qt $i0.i70aQO When and if thf sal* m Inap.-flnr, This rtTtifirat*' Call 887-1344 Z S/« shaiU nut t'r i»ui'.I unlrss thf Living Room with Uuv TEAM OF ITALIAN MASONS All N. J. uuBire.1 • 311 1153 H..1 .iii.r. Call M1-1W3. S/J M, (miJ]> appreveii and &* d«>t-t] U .lr- plumbing fiKfiJf ing Space not less than md earpenteri, ean beautify your home, 0 1/1 il¥Pf«i in th^fnnQwUigmannerilSyiP.OO 1 îifs, Pilf.'hf" building sr structure f^nfcfmj 2 ADULTS desire 3sr 4 rooms, gpring. W al! FiqulfPmiflts of thf ISO square feet; Coal & Fuel 38 Sep». pslin. rfdiwiilkj! .if. rjU sflif Beld / Unujn/lf Vinpton/Roaelie/Maple- FORP , Isi^ - Country -Han , ûio- in cisli ^ thp Township si UfUon in tin- Living Room witn [in* S P.M. [JOM1CK ROOFDJG fo. »It, 1838 R li H 1 owner = * 1 ^nrt, N^, i'piint^ oi tlnifin at thp flsgii^, and thf Tht sfa!F?.p^r<'hiiintiraih HUiUUng t'odn, Sifting Of asur^ 5(6/1(1 3 APULTf dpsifp 3 or 4 rooms in PONTIAC • I'M • 0TO • rsnv.rti- VPi Qr a copy SI aSUTVF) of the 70 square feet; PREMIUM COAL WATERPROQFINO, BRICK iTEPS; hle 3(8 mntcr . tn-pow>r,l*iU aflef yeifs ,FQm the date Uiereo. In £w**nty= RiUinES shall bf pryVlflt-d ii.r Kitchen with Dining SELr EMPWYED £ WSUREP, Irvingtsii near transpyrUtiQn, for July Wffht*3 ami aCffHgiblp FSyis, pFpmiecs in quf-istit-ilt Apphca- LET US RFPLACE YOUR J p.m. lour (24) equai menthly tnaiallmenU space not less than 90 None Better at any Price A. NUFRro- ESJ.1773 0 7/3 1, renl reasanahl., alter « P.M. With bitefest at the file ef six per fept HUidraUB shall be- providmifijt Uona mual bf filed iiiduplitatr OLD ROOF 3-11.4040 1 S/I 925.1031 JS/I reqUf=atinfi sufh Ci?rtif.fait> «( square feet'; NUT or Stove , 126.00 ifi%) pef annum on all Unpaid balane^S, all stiirs fOnUininl merMJUP Bed Room not less than 124.00 ALL MASONRY, ITEPI, WATER- WITH NEW Roormc. The purehasef aiso te have the priyUef e Oecupanvy. PEA PROOrWO. SIDEWALKS, WALLlj I BLDHQOM apaftlncnt desired by PONTIAC.•Catlllna-IB81, 4.Df, very 90 square feet, BUCKWHEAT or Rice 112.00 311.2178 XT/F of piying ail easfi It the ttffif sf f lygirii 210,4 Pretfrtlvr Coatinf; l^r Wood St'ctiDn 2. That the remaining apfUuni lection S, That the remainln| provi. SELF EMPLOYED . rflSURED, A. iamily of 2 adults k I child far June pad eoni - only JO tm, old. New tires, or "10 ihike laffeF payments m thr sf Part I, Part a, ptc, cif th* Ofdinanf« GUARANTEE COAL iAPPULLO L IONS, m 2.4O78.MU Qceupajicy, Springflild/N™ Prsvi- battery, ail equip. Call aller I PM- sions 01 SeeUora 1, 2, 3. 4, 1,1, T and 1 MA 2-79)3 MA 2-7600 ROOFWQ, new or Repaired. Ajio mertgafej Qf tQ prepay the mertfait hf-rt'L'i im^ndij and supplrni^ntiKi shall oi the Ordinance hereby amended and 7.84'!a, U 7/3 leaden i lutters, Do my own work •isne s/rhathani/iuiniiilt area, El 1.6149 lAll at any time* TTiF pirehaser !3 obligated fontlnur in full Ism- M\d ffflf*"! to thp G7/16 jTJ.SIBO Il/l supplemented shall continue in full force ilnce '47, AL HUJJNICTJTT, Irvington, te pay the legal espenaea far th? pf ppaf= pjfflf t'rtfnl M if hrrnn iuliy rcprati'.L and ellefl to the same eaenl astfhirein 371-30M JS/i FOFU) - 1144 • Gllajui S00. l-Llr, alien Si thf NQtkr of Salf and thP oi a atnirtUTf, uat-M (SF huiTt,Ui Si'OUon 3. AU pr-dinaiici'S and parts o! nilly repeated. f'URNUHl I) APT. wanted by ! local HT, Pa and R i H = 2 snos w Ures, ReaeiutiQna dfawin| gfthe dffduidaihH hahitation. that arp nul ef a drdlnanf^S in conflu-t hi=rf%nUi be .im! Moving I Storage 67 papers In cenHtK-tidii with the flgSIRg Section 1. All ordLnances and parts of UNITED COAL CO. Roofinj • Gutters • Leaders - Repairs business gentlemen In downtown West, practically new tires . very drond, spiîpi! inht?fentli rpsistpiit t« the safflt' ar* hrfi-by reppajtHl, ordinances which are inconsistent with ! field. Private ffitranre ind air condl^ Ss75, CHI 6B7-i453 M 5/1 of said Utl-:. and a]^-, ghall dose tiQ,- .h-ra) shall be irt att*!pi*f!Ddi- giflidi 4. U any flaU3Pf Sftittnf ••, su&- Free Estimates • tamred within Sixty (§0) days after th? Township 1 the provisions of this Ordinance are (QUALITY AT ITS BEST) 32 Oberlin St., Maplewood, N.j. tisnuif a must, fall Ken at 232,7901. ridly with a ppslertivp raatLn^ >hvision, pAraeriiph, srrUon sr part ef hereby repealed to the extent Of 8ueh in- 2 I/! Csmmirtee ef th? Township ei Umen in of othrr pfeBerVaUVc lo prr* this act lip adjyiigfii bj an> t'eurtofconi" NUT OH STOVI IJ7.IS SQ2.1B44 N, BAMER9«4.on» the Ceunty Qt Union approve? thr flaJ*^ consistency, PIA - US.91 MOVING G5/22 vt'ht stnirtursi deifriOraUan pi'tr-nt jiirisilicUun U3 far inValida gufh Seciioh 4, If any dause, sentenee,tub- Locol t, Long Dl.tonce b) ResolutiafW Tne deed la te he a lar^ and ta preai'rvf a suitabii JUdEniont shall not afii'fl, impaiir or in- BUCK OR RICI - 123.SS Automotive Service 124 âin and Bale deed and is to centaif! A validate thr rfrmBinder thprwf, but shall division, paragraph, section or part of BALL, 372.3366 Pres Iitimflfsi FRANK iTHAUB, 1ST, 1»31. Ail kind, Board, Room, Care 103 proViMsn thlt re dweiliRgshaiibrPFPct- apppafanrt, VtFT*&$ ir-5sr=nmE this act be adjudged by any Court of i' j hr eonflni-ij in its Opfrilionlcitfii'flausfi O S/I Inlurfd of roj!«, leaders and iutters. Quiiuy, ed on any t?ulldln| 1st Unless a gafaî BPlHewf, subdjvisign paragTaph, atf- competent pirisdiction to be invalid, such reasonable price,, !«. 5432,277 Ojobj COLLISION i MECHANICAL REPAIRS il ittubMi thereto or is consthietPd ti.in or part thpreoi dlrrcUy uwolvi-d in judgment shall ml affect, UnBiIr or (Klip ul moving gnd ysu igva) T F PRIVATE HOME Of NURSE, home. invalidate the remainder thereof, but ave.j Union, ^ Like, ionosphere, TV li idjaining bath- LAYNE MOTORS separately SR the altf, and a further thi- rtintj-dycrsy r3n which said judpnpnt provision that said CSnVeyane*' is to b, shall have bft>n rendi?riHli shall be confined in its epBration to the MIMMOVING room for male or female, 465 LEHICH A\E.( LN1ON. NJi frawl spar PS undi'f Dressmaking 40 s made lubjeci tQ such facts as may be flausr, sentence, subdfvlsiqn, part. in! VouihoM Rd., Union CH i-1640 * 'I Ml 7-3M3 O«/W diseiased by m iccurat? eurvey, and als ' quartt'fgj in pvpr> st SpiHiSn i. This ordinaiinr*' snal! Uki- graph, section or part thereof dlrMtly MU 6-0319 Rug Shampooing 81 subiert to the tertlnf Ordinances, rulfs used for human tmb effeel in th? tniflfipr prESertbisl by law, fnvolved in th# conttoveray on which iaia MAMA OF ITALY afid refUlations of the Township of Ufyen shall bp pavpd with eQ Undt-n I-MiiPr. Ntay 8, 1969(1 ^8328] judpTnent shall have been rendered. Alterations on men's k women', cloth- . KT/F and ahaill bt? reasenab O k R CARPET WORKROOM Autos Wanted m the feunty §f Unian, Section I, Thta ordinance shall talie ing. Custom Dressmaking, Orput eleaied In your home with SENIOR CITIZENS 125 effect in the manner prescribed by law, South Qrangs, N.J, 7«2-7770 BKNTON li HOLDEN, INC, No furthef offer will be afrepted by i pondurive tQ decay or Lmdeti Leader, May I, 19OS(Pee$!3,07J I LOCAL El LONQ DISTANCE MOVING the line* prolesilorul equipment, »f Beautiful Fesldenfc laf ssnipf citl- dptefioFaitian of the stryctiire, PUlil.K' NOTICI S4,fi, BroaiUoom salu, senrlee k m- tens d£iirin| te be part sf i happy JUNK the Tgwnshia CoimnittH unleas the sue- STQRAOI - ALUBD VAN LINEi family. DeUiTigiis hettis cesttns. ipa- CABS cessful purchaser. Including theorl|inal 220,4 itaJFS and Ridlnfl PUHLU; NOT1CF IS heri-By pvrn thai JTAMPIB LINOIS (47 Yiiri Oepaidible Service) "^WliW ZT/F gioua grsfflidat Wal&n| distaiies to WASTED ofiefoF. depgsits In faah QT eertlfir^ thr following ordinance was mlri-duriM KNITTED iWRTl SHtmrENED MJ.lilS 7 4/24 check a sun. equivalent to 10% of thf Intt-fier stajra Oi vvcr} FL 1-J7J7 / building shall be structUFiUly and passed on firsl reading by thi- Caun* CLINTON YAM d OIFTli Hpycej iirafrryk^.Wp^hFidgcJ^J, aiBQUnt af said Qffrr, cil oi the City oi Unden in the County of NOTlCi. OF APPLICATION RUO.CARPET.UPMOLSTEIiY SQund and iff? ffQin drftH'tas TAKF NOTICE that IJBris L, Clark, 1105 CLDJTON AVI,, mV, CENTER CLEANED in vBur home or business Notice ts further ^Ven that Said pftar Union, itate ol Ne* Jerse), on May 6, Mini-bikes, Karts, SnomobilBs will b? considered at a meeftni B( the Railings shall hv provided for 1968 and will be presented (or further trading as LIN DEN LONG BAH has ap. HiSii i FREE ESTIMATEI - CALL stairs, balconies^ Landings -wd plied to the Municipal noardof Akobonc KiLLY MOVERS IM.S316 ED STACY - UNION AT/F RETIRED prafissignai|n|ms?«feJeUan Township Committee of the Township ef ,'onsideratlnn and hearing to he held In Union in the County ol Union, U be hi(d Stairwells, Tft-ada and rlai-FS the Council Chambers, City Hail, Wood Beveragt- Control of Linden, New Jersey DRffliMAlfflJO ft ALTUUTiaii bedrsofn: zsszaa to daily shower; limit* MINI. BIKES. KARTS- PARTS It Municipal Headquarterij Friber|&f that evident?v escpssive wear for a Plenary Retail ConsumpUon Li- 3821380 ed diet Write: N.J. WUlnM, ! KaYgR ON ALL TYPB OF CLQTHJUG, CAMP MARMr, Park, Merfis Avemie, UwonL Umon cense for premiles located at U.A E. 494 JO, llBt ST., BV, Also Agtnt for Sewer Service 82A PliaEii, Ngw Yerk Ci^ lOWi, Z 1/22 111 CHANCELLOR AVE, County, New Jersey, on May n, 1969, Shall be repaired OF reâceu, ; 1961 al'l:00 P#j4, prevailing time, or ai Price »., Unden, N.J, 39J.29I2 W/M IRVJJOTON tSJ.U,'} at eight o'clock P.M.. at as isen thcrt* Pfspefly halustrlted raiMflp, j soon thereafter as the matter can be Objectjoni, If any, , should bs mads Wrth Amirican .yajuLinM ? : % T/F ^ f' tftiras ifiemiMtf may te-rtuhfetf/uvl'* ^^v^gapibli^Bi^beariligrlisfmallyL îmlne4Uta>*lniwf%,.tli.ri»l«jU,rl4Utalf%r L The QiNTLjmiH of'the iEWTOOOTlR iERVICE "Turrlisffl Rooms For Went"""f 05™' sald after may then bt finally approved, [mposed loafla, shafi be pUoM ! Dann, City ClorK, City^ Hall, Llniien, N,J, Moving Industry Gig an elolgtd pipes MYKri KART SHQP^ AMOCO SEB. and the gale confirmed and FaUn^d Upon an the apefl parUsns al italrs, ] Ctt' _- . (Hgnedi DORM L, CLAnk ' , Drugs I Cosmetics 42 drainj 4 sewers ftipp - Ge Karts - Mini- Hikes - &Bwmp- said terms ajid conditions or a fnodlfU balconlca, landiri|g and StalF* AN QRDIKANCE^TO PROVIDE 11. A E, Price it. MIKE MURRAY 3B1* ^ tASTOHANCt Îqg UB.^1 4 Nftt-fawL EsU-Pirls eatian thereat, provided that m hLg\*r wells. Handrails •hall fee pro- FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF Linden, N.J, NEAR VAILinURp, gentleman pre- 4 ServifP RL 2| 4Ksftli Pliinrield. BPlce OF better leFlfii ghall then be bid vided far all gtaifS containing i CAPTAW JAMti J. DUm ME- TOTH PHARMACY Cll 5-HM FOUR BROTH EM, ejulity moidm at , t MpfUAL PARK AND WOOD- Unden Leader, May B, 15, 191S, 204 CHBTNIIT iT, ROSELLE PARK dllcoull prices, Locsi t, lonf diit. ! ferred, Islclisn 1 baO) facilities, prryalc 155-6228, mort' than UiFee (!) risers, ! (h Fim OPEN DAB.Y snae. We move everytMni and snj. home, Dalian family. Call anytime.. 220,1 noorsj Walls, Ceilings and ROW WILSON PARK Ai A HIIDELiVEm PN m.8186, Z5/I , MARY E, kLLffi GENERAL IMPROVEMENT, 5M.M0 PHESCWPTCNi FILLBLLBD Kini 4(7.(2,1 • J 6/3 Slipcovefs 84 CUrk of the Towiahlpof Union MARmO AN APPRQPRlATiOfJ ' 0 6/26 in the County of Unlan, Uwrs = | 1W0LE ROOM, private entrance, in. THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING HENRY P, TOWNiEND, AOENT AL- Union Leader; May 8, lS6§,(Fee; $31,41) THF riNANnNC THEREOF, NOTICE Cusum Made PI. jiU Up Csvers cjuire 1st floor Public Notice FlpQFS, walis, eeihn|g and OFFICE OF THE TOWNSHIP CLERH LIED VAN LINES, |NC..'MbVtNa AND 21 Maple ave, _ ! HE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL Electrical Repairs 44 STORAOI; FBI plfiOE VAULTi, Call far Free EatlnaUs doori of Fvery SlruSiuFe usud OFTHECrTVOF LWDEN; BPRIMFIELB H.J. : Iito ' »/6 for human haiBtatiaf\ shall be | AD J.446< t-«, AB2.44I6, O l/il STEVI ART PLASTIUS s Srelion I, That CAJPTAlN JAMES J, NOTICE TO PEBSONS BOTRINO 382-5311 N| 4/24 NOTICE OF INTENTION stnUrturaliy soiind, and main- , ADSEMTEE BALLOTS tLICTRICIAN, licensed, consult us lor SUPf.HroR COURT OF NW JEASn* Taie noyepthatanappUeaUpn DUMN MEhWRlAL PARK and WQOD- - ReasTrates slop, Garage Wanted lAfi If you are a qui.ll(l«il and registerM your wlrtaj problems. Ntw services; if e . free esUmates * Insured . Iscal- ILffCOVERS - CUtTOM MADE 109 i CHANCERY DIVISION: UNJON COUNTY made to tht arectot of the division oi , voter of the Sttle oi NM) Jtriey who he )sb tes smilL Frst eitimates, Frank DOCKFt Nib. M- M23-6J AlcohoUe Beverage Contfol, to transfpr expects to • be absent outside tj. stste BeUsanUi 133.2228, M 5/1 long distance . shore specials, FREE BTIMATES • LOWtSTPFICB the fsllawlnljtniethcf With necessary In- CHS-Msf j 5/15 DEAL DmECT • NO MIBDL!:MAN by BOHL BCTERAGE CO., BC, pfem. djiions. Walls afti r?illniJB cidental work, June 1, 1B69, or a jualifled and fell, GAHAOE WANTED a vicinity ef Brass STAT1 OF NW JHUCY: isss known as till lioiite M,Union, N™ shaij bi' coVsrei! with plutPF, ' 6M-7534 Union ! CAPTAm JAMIJ -SefHUnga water stered voter who sill be within the ' JOHN POLITO li Wilson PL Irylngten, call ailer 5 Jersey, the Sate Bever»[e DislributorB drywallp Sheet rock, Ule or state on June a, llll. but because of SHORT LINI MOVERS JS/I P.M. 113.3311 IS/I NOTICE TO Urenje, Number 74, from IM Crystal Other material oi aeeeôlF j i, DUNN ME- fpunlaln with "Ugenged ES^ctricei CQ.Uraclor^ Re* PACKDIO k ITORAO1 AIJPL»NCE MOR1AL PARK cofuiefUon stflne Illness or Bhysfcu diablllty will be pairs 4 rnaintsFiftiice, no }ob too i-ni J, MOVWO, 24 HOUR IKVlCt ABSFJiT DtrlNnANT Street, North Arlington, New Jersey, eonstrufUan ilasdards. .] t unabieio eftt VOUr NUlol tfUit MUinl CB.U us Is*' prsmiil service , EL 2- 416.1297 R SIT' ornerRj 2Z0a6 Kiicheri and" Fiathr&jfn Flotfri place In your district on still date, JMS, KT/F ! Surveyors Houses For Rent WOOUROTW WIL- . LlghUng for TO; PHB.1P LATER, IJefrndanl SON PARK Tennis "Courts, and you desire to vote In the Prlmuy BAVIB DANCY Kitchen, bathnKJm, shower t 1 Kindlon to be held on June 3, 1161, room and toilet ruon. er fom- SeeUon 2. Thf purehas* ana asqutsj- kindly write or apply In person to the Moving I Storage $7 H> virttifF sf an Ord'-F ot Ihf îprriur PresidBnt lien ai the aigrpsald pqulpflent and the GRASSMAN, KREH k MIKER, Wf, BUSDJLSS COUPLL C'ourt oi New JerseypChancer) nivision, 18 WhlteBreh Terrace, partment HQtiFspf FVprj-Btnic- undersiped at once requeetln! that a 45 DESBES HOUSE TO RENT madf on the 16th day of April, Wt, in hire used foFhum^nhabilaUonj • drviflspment Uid tmpnvQmeiitstUispUy civilian abaenlec billot be forwirded Entertainment oee«e« surveyors ; CaldweilLN.J. arpus mr-nUsned hfrdn, shall bs madt- ROBBDra k ALLISON, INC, 433 North Broad Street tiir4742836 a civU actisn wherein MARY LArtR 18 iXIROTHY PANCY , Shal! bp watpf reilataflL A • to you, Bgch request must state your fleSF shall beednsidpri^wairr I in aEfSfdanee with and subjcciiO the prs» 1 MOVJHQ • STORAGE: • PACKING Fliiabeth, N.J. FL 2-31TO . After I P.M. 466.7SJ3 E 5/6 la the plaintiff and you are the defendant, Vice Preddent, home address, and the address to wWch WPPET IHOWi • orl|lnal sreiUv. FFHistafli if H is taVfTPd with . VlaJDns ef law pertaining theretn as and said htllot should be sent, and must be 813 SOUTH AYE,, CRANFORD, N.j, you arf hereby required to answer th* 31 CUddim Road, when dincUd Of (he Council and In «e- prsiTiini tot schools, orgvu'taUons, iii/S i X)«0eeo purpose ol Krunclngthu COHofUioJore- ,.Jir^forwanled, to.any, appUeanUunlfM ÊOTi ~"~f- BOARD OFDIBRCTORS- ~requetttKorcfbr-ls*feeeivrt>nbfl4«s rendered ifalnst you as tJir- CEHirt shall Every dwelling, dwelling unit said purposes in an amount not esc ceding U k w tile I'ontfictors, kilfhens, bjUi 1 Nine Thousand Five Hundred Collars than eight days prior to the ilecllon, Floor Finishing & Waxing 48 CeUan L yards cleaned, dirt rooms and repairs, FjAimates ccheer. think equit»bl( and HIM. YOU thall He DAVID DANCY and rooming house shall be (19,600,00), being the estimated amount and contains 0« lofe|alni information. U rubbish removed, pump truck fully liven, 8116 - 5150 AtAnthonh y DeNlcolDNlcolo "InUnion'C Berry" your answer and protfof strvictindupli. , ' IB Whitebireh Terrace, supplied with a potable water oi bonds and notes te be issued. Thi es- Eleonore % WorthlngtDn service. Call 342 - 2014, d S/6 836. lB26 Don WUliamiL T/F ' eate wtththe ClerkofUieaiperlorCpurt,, CaJdwdl, N.J, supply, There shall b? ade. timated coat ol the alDresald purpose! la Township Cle.rt KARL OANTNER Satf House Ann?s,Tfpntan,New Jersey, [»ROTHY DANC\ ouate water supply and pres. stated ts be the sum of Ten Thousand Spfld. Leadef-May I, 1(81, (F NEW AND OLD FLOORS JCnAPED To Sell or Buy in aBfordancewitiiUiefiilPsoffivllprae" 31 aUdding Hold, sure at all installed^ hot and tDHiyjji 10,000.00), tife and proeedure. Cajdwell, N.J. eold water outlets. The mini- AND FINISHES, MS Ltatoln PI, Upholstery l Section 4, There is hereby appro, &vln|tDn, ill' 1164 T/F Painting S Paperhan§ing 73 93 The dbject ol Mid action is to obtain a GEORGE RJCHAHD DANCY mum rate of flow of hotorcold 06oeeso© C" BERRY, Realtor luipntnt of aiyorre between thr said 31 GladdlJn Itoad, water issuing from 1 faucet or priated in addition Is the obUiiUana IliEIlIFF'SIALE 1165 Morrii Avs., 6IB-JBO0 ' plaintiff and you, Cajdweli S.J, fixture shall bf not less than hereby luthortied the nim'01 Five Hun- Ffsnk's Flear Wajdng lervtee Have your Upholstery dred ilillars jllOO.SO), wMeh sum has SUPF.iliOH (CHAN! 11-58 O T F Uatedi April SI, l96t THF NAMES AND ADDRFSS1J OF one gallon per minute. iOr COUIlT OF NEW JEMEV, Reasonable Rates ANO [Ltti'pABnTNO 6 Bane Now, Low discount prices 230,2 Hot Water been made aviliable by provision iii a lUPLBiOri COUIlT OF NEW JEMV, Free EsUmiies DECORATBiO Free Estimates • EiBellent service Milton Sevack^ ALL STOCKHOLUEItl HOLPING !0%OR previquiily adopted7 bud|et of the city of t'HANCEilY niVISIONIION , EESEXCOUNTEESEXCOUNTyy, BJ.744S 4/S4 M INTETOR 4 EXTERIOR CHI 8*3.7161 J S/J4 Attorney tor PlainuH MORE OF THE STOCK Or THf COR. Linden as a down payment, said sum be* lOCKET NO, F.MS1.M, ARROW SAV- REASONABLE PRICES tLIZABLTH 453 North Wood ivenue PORAT^ APPUCANT ARt! Every .dwelling, dwellingunii in{ not less than five per cent of the ami AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a New niPERIOji Floor S#rvle7~~ CALL n».6in x t/t Linden, New Jersey 01036 GEORGE RICHARD DANCY and rooming house shalihave ! amount of the oblij-itl™ authoriied, jersey corporation. Plaintiff,vs,llM. vulnl, psllihlnii clcininj olfices, FINE ELMORA SECTION Und™ Leadff Miy 1, I, II, IS, 1961 31 Gladding Road, an adequate supply pfhot water, ill THOMAS, Widow, el ali,. Defend. PAPERHANODiO . MO, per room. Cleanits 94 (FrfJU.111 GaMwell, N.J, properly connected le plumb. Section i, U is hereby ditermlned that ^Jtsrtt, homes, U Armstrong, mum JOMETMDJOOLP. aOMETHDJONEW the period of usefulness of the aforesaid antj, Fjiecutlon Fir Sale of Mortgaged Her, fn-Mrij slier i p,m.. J 5/15 RepUT wallpaper, also fabrics in tome of Ult (ring. In IMl Colon- Obieetions, if any ihould be nudt UIE fixlurei requiring hot wa- Premises, Utchena or bathrooms, SPRWOFIELD ier. Adequate hot water is purposes is the nerioil of ten yeiri; that VI, EiALHCO, i£l style home ITFI Utile Ure4;* immediatdv, in writing, to iht Director ihe lupplrrncntjj deMsulementhasbecn yy virtue of ihe above stated wit o| PAPERMANOERJ, Call ijj. 12(0 after oi the Dtvlsjon of AlflchoUe Beverage . water with a temperature of „ laecuUon, to me dirfcled, ishiU expose nOOR WAJONQ . RUO SlIAMPOomo Fittoty WUBrltcd ulta 4 itrvtec but U» selelKe idlehen, the flrn Shertfr.ialf flled ft the offlei of the City Cierli, that OH All MaJset « Models -• Ftfn Mcli- flsar powder room, Md the elee- Control, 1IM Raymond t»ulevard,-Nf». ! 12d degrees fahrnnhrit avail- for sale by FubUc Vendue., In Room 224, Wllh ihis ad tf S^R, Free IsUmites, 6p,m, n/i SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSFV ark, New Jtrsej, 01102, able at "all Umes. surh siatement shows the (post debt, as WWow L Wdl Wajhini Done, yp k Dtlivery .. Vicuun duniri 4 trie idrmi are all new and deflhed in K.J.S, MA, Chapler 1, is U|. at the COURT ilQUEF, In Newart, oh aPKRT PAINTDJO, interior ieiiter. modenw Full dinitif reem plus LAW DIVISION BOHL BEVERAGE CO., OK. 240,3,1 Installation of Heating Equip. Tuesday. Uie Uth day of May nem, al M6.J19] ior, also paperhanfih|| iree esUmates, Smll ApplialKfAlilK i : ereascd by tuthorluUon of the store, 1319 EprincniJ.1 Ave., In-in breitfist nook, Firepliee, 3b#d- UNION COUNTY DAVB DANCY, PRESltlENT sajd obllpUnu by Nine Thousand rive one-thirty P,M,(PrevallIn|Tiliie)flf»he 30 years eîerience. Call E, Reins* a! reemg, 2 cap garife. Awning DOCKET »Bj IJIJ.iS Union Leader, May I, II, [969 following tract or parcel of land and Ihe tS !• IBM or Jli• OSJO, X5/M TtlsplBO. ft3-5441 or HI-MM t 1 HuhdrHl Rllars (19,500,00), and (hat the (Wf KlTCllEN FLOOR PROFMION. shaded front Borch, toe, CM1. ACTION WRIT OF •F.XrCLTION (F» 113,82] oeliiatlons ayuuriiMi by this ordinance premises, hereinafter pirUeulirly des- ALLY CLiAHID t WAXED, 14,00 . LX3RA WHITE, plalllUff.vl.STANB. Ala hsalmg, reeKatni and wa- cnbHl, situated lying ind bcllig In the 1 T, tllOMIisON WEiARE RBADY TO SHOW IT NOW! will be within ail debt limltauons pro «l,00 None Hl|h8f, Ch»rl«s Laniet, Wall Cleaners , THE BOYLE CO, LAW C.URAL, Delendant. ter hrlting equlpmpni fequiF- serinei) by said Chapter, munlr ipaUty of City of Newark, In the MjinUiwico ierviet, UrJon, esa-6919, QfTERlOR PADJTWQ BUTfH ROY 35 By virtue 6! th* above-stated Writ, to ing stevF ptprs shal! be rigidly county of l.ssfi and Slate of Now jor- 4/j PAp»T, A.I .WORK. AVERAO!: 1- Beil Ejute imt« liM 1 me jirerted, I shall eipose for Sale b> SecUon a. The sum of Five Hundred Trie Gallery of Hofflei .^ Realtsra and securely [email protected] t§ a FAMILV HOUit in I, AVERAGE !• ASaO ' Public Vendue, in RHni b-(, in the NOTICE OF APPLICAf ION Dollars (U00.OO) la suled as ihe turf. HOUSK IJ75. FREt EOT1. 1141 F. Jeriey R,, Bit. 151.4200 1 ehlmhcy gf nue*Heatinieîp^ ] pit amount inciu.If-1 In the coirtf the "nEGINNDJO on the ellterlysideo!Ml, WDJBQW CLEANKO . Court House, in the eih of Elltabeth, TAKE NOTICE thai ago 'V Une 6K, Pleasant Avenue (formerly WmbiU 1411 »ft.f I p.ni. HEKSQN'S CLEANOIO iERYTCE Open n»Uy 5-«- Sat, i-4; am, _1!») j N,J,, on Wednesday, the Slth day of May " ment burnini liquid 6F gaaceus . aforesaid impfWemaiU for • arthU .Furn,ture Ripilrs 50 trading as CLUB O LANEtasappUeato fuels shall aUft~b« rigidly and tectural, enrtfleenni and inspection Street) at a point distant 250 feel In tht A,b,, 1U9, altwoo'doekinUnaiternDgn the Municipal Board of Alcoholic Sever- securely eennef trd te its nup- • souiherly direcUon from Ptrlicr Btrsei >6««e«oeoo« ' of sjdd day, ail the right, title and inter* costs, costs of authorizing, splllnj and mVDi'CTON age Control of Linden, N,j,, for Plenary ply line. lasulnE obhittloni in.-lu.nnj advertising now known as narkStreetiihcnBesoutli. PAIKTDiD AND DgCORATDiQ • est ofUleame-najneddefendantinaBdtp Retail Consumption License for prem- 230,2 RequJFed %ace in SetpinE srly Uong ML Pleasanl Avenue 15 leet; U nos polished. Re. FREE ESTIMATEt Weattittstrippini SMALL J or LARGE I family, the feUowini property, to wit: ises located at 2M5 E. Linden Av ,, m eonnecUon therewith, Silrlni of broken fufniturfis gpeeialrv, UTE# deep lolj e thencf easterly 100 feet more or less to CALLMI.i.li % 5/M All the fsupvmg loU, tracts or par, Unden, N.j, ROONta i«tlon 1, The tends and bond antlcipi' the line of jui MeLjren's land or for fntiojlM restored ind feflnijM, nice loeailon, near center. cull of land and primlsei hefelniftef lion nates authorized Is be issued herein ênry Bull, MU J.J66S, "T/F DAlfS PAKTKQ fc DECORATDiQ DfrERLOCiaWO METAL * LATHER Call owner B H8M % I/I The officers, directors and itMlt. mefly hers; Uienee northerly along that i more parteularly described sltuale, hoidsrs aril In every dwelling unit Qi two jhaU Bear 'iiitarut It not ewpedlni six line Ji feeij thenBS westerly 100 feel DsTERnR ft EJfTERlOR - REASON. iTRIPPD.'O FOR MM ANH WIN. per cent per annum and stall mahjj-e In ABLC. RATM-FRte rrrWATli • bOWl, hUURlCE UNMAY, 1 iyini and betal in UIR City of Linden, OOLOREI J, CHHONE, (2j SF mere harttabie reemij more or lei! to the plico o( BEOKNmO, I Courty of Union and Rate of New Jef. President evepy FOOT eteii|j^ tor sie^ annual Irutillniinu niUiui the aforeaaid liEINO Mmm and de.lgnated at KB4 EiSUREP, .»j.|4J4 : X'8/li riLWreOP Tt-B,. IRV.- Bl-llTT P;riflJtlny,irs,;Jl» Ori .-:•- --..••.--•- - ewvr~ »W OrtA r f " PABiTBiO ft UECORATDiiJ 8 Tiinlly, 3 tpom iparSTttntj, hat DFr.B,7.U.r. on the southeasterly UMA N.J, pant shall have a minimum shall be payuile not nwre than one yelf BEmb lot MS, block 441 .on the fa Je66 water, ail heat* Owi-sf F?tiriftfe AsMni from the datt of (he bonds and no annual Frte Estimat^s-toiud side of Edfjr Biunplke it a psirt | MICHAEL A, CHRONE, gross floor area si atjeast ( assessmenl map of sa|d mwuclpimi All tj'pfs ol Cirap doflra limillcl, MU t-nti 1, 13.10 chains northerly from the Itsi I* Sw'Vi eitJity (10) souare feet. Every ' installment rshill eneed by more than IfLfafe estenslsns, repairs k servige. Window Cle.ii ing 98 OORCZYCA AOEJiCVa Real Estate 100%, the amount of the smallsst prior currenUy In use, QS/13 middle, of the read belonging to I 1900 Grier A'vi. room occupied fsr sieepmi , IT IS Intended lo deserlbe the same eieeirleree operitorperr s * PKUsfanirPKUfnrl , 141/2442 Morie^s Milts, thence 1 Uanden-N^ purposes by more Uian sne (i] installment, , • ITiVDfTft t OVIRHIAD POOR CO, premises conveyed 10 Bessie Ttiomas, by PMNTDiC * OECORATKO, EwelUnl REaOEKTlAL WD.DOWWASMBI0 HI q.e?tnui a,. tesdle, N,j, (I) south S3 depees 20 mlJHles • . DONALD WrRWALPO ' occupant shali have a rftiftimuin Section 1, The full faith and credit of died recorded on Januan 23,,i.M Ifi '• citi-ow.. • aim «Of k: Free' Kjiimiles; te3ur#4. - It JWKDOWWAtMDJO ZU* " (i " . • fc tut 21,10 thiir.s u a poU In the 1 Viet pFeslaent, iroas floor area ef fifty (SO) the City of Linden, New Jersey, Wi JM. PBfSfTA square feet per occupant there* hereto pltdfed for the payment of (he flook 3119 of Deeds for Essex County, III - (M 1 5/32 r divi^nf line between land beloiu^ng • 3t9 rertst KUI Rd, DOYLE BROTHERS OVERHEAD HUS.H50 JT/F UNION to Georfe W; Rail and Und formerly oC Every room used for sleep- principal and interest on all of the bonds The approjdmate amount ol the Jud j. OARAOi DOORS, Q«lrlc ajwrilors iPAClSUS SPLIT - 7 reoms, 2\ fu owned jointly tp, said Rail and Momlaliidd'c, NJ." inf purpoaea shall ha*e as a of notes Issued pursuant to this ordl. .. ttittli Bay pynteri ! ObmtioM, If am. should be rmde men! to bt satisfied by said sale is U16 snd radio controls, Siiiea and service Uyin| r^m, forwil ^flinf re3di|Htin - BlahUe., said point being on thei imfflftiately^ yj *Fftlnfc to FrafleU JL smallest length or width, 1 nance, ud the sums required for such sum of Seven- Thouiand Two llundrsd and &> &U Enske o^srs, Mountainside-9S£> Pilnt OuirinteM. Jdteha,, 3 l4F|t bedroofM, 2 l/2feams, northwesterly Unf of said road to dimension of eight (8) feet ind payments shAli in each year while any of I Dam, City Clerk. City l&U.Undiv, N.J, a minimum (leor to ceiling said bonds or notes are outstanding be Forty Three Dollar" and ElEhteenCtnts 4SM, X S/M Cirpcnuy pafiellfd r*? ragfflj 2 ear Qrafe, (eft- Morie's MilUi """*' ! CLUB -D LAI/E rHC. • 3 included in.the annual budget and railed (tT,24),ll), togetherwiththeeosUoflhls Ij4 in yari 131,600, C^tfÔfja, (1) mm ii dep-tet I minutes i • • issi E, LWen Ay?,, - hdfM of seven (7) feet, eight j West 1J.T1 thrtu alom >aid road; (8) yKhes for the firai noofi by taiea. levied.upon all the taxable Und«LN.J. and seven il) leeU two (J) pfopefty wiUdn said Cliy without limit as ***'• Newark, N.J, Apf II 7, IM9 l.ttunllj home IISJ a. },!i s. tiis, DOLORES CHBOHE, Prea., RALPH OMtbDLAi SHERIFF ;(3j stiU along same'North 73 de. inches for the second floor in a .! to rate or amount, Baemi, hjllwljt, rforts . $M ft up. I UNION 1900 Crier AT^. one family residence; seven ! 'Zu'rkrr, Goldberg L Weils, Attorneys Free estimAteSj minor repairs, Fully trtti N minaei West J.» chains. Ulidefl, H.J. e family lection 9, All matters relating to the ~) mehei in-all : bondj and itJt Vails Leader, Apr, 17, 24, Miyl.a. I9S» 6,-15 [ <"1, 'iff Kt fortti maybedrieminedm!provided, : (Fee 146,0!) TTS Beiutlful Putaum Manor Colonial; H) MU aJeoisiBnNorth1l.de- (ree 115,11) other typ«a of d frtu JO mtoutei West 4,10 chaini; 260,1 Natural Uchi In jitehle' by subaequent resoliitlsns or'as prfl. WITH ALUNOilUI OUTTIRI livtng room with fireplace, formal vided ty law, • 118. MM JT/F PARTtCULAR? • Willini tu pay for dining room, eat in Btchen, J bed- Uienee ejgsert wflrkmanshjf"* w? mis colors (!) still alone North SSdep-eei JO Rooms and tuthrôffis fteUon 10. This orainanee shall ulie PUBLIC NOTICE You get MORI rooms, l.i/2 âths, 2.€af gafafe,' effect In the manner preKrlbed bylm, to match and for staining new beautinil grounds. . minutes West 1.J0 chains; thence S^&L paper and fabric • hanf^hg (I) erosslni the same lout* 11 de- NOTICE OF APPLICATION Every habitable room and LindMi Uad.r, May I, 19M(Fee.li7,60i A special meeting of the Baudot Edu. Home Impfovements 56 Residential, . Interior ft exterior (re*s Weil ii chains; thence TAKE NOTICE thai Mountainside Drug bathrooni shall have at least i cation; of the Town of Irvinrton New Jer- Biintlhj since 1914. P, iloppe, 4 Sons, for your money JOHN P. MeMAHON, REALTOR {-,) conUnuini llsnf the sane Company^ tradlnf u MOUNTAWsailJ one (i) window §r sfcylirfti, i I sey, will ba held on May liTHU at 9 00 M7-MM or 6M. 1714, , XT/T esarse i,?5 trulm, thence DRUG COMPAKY, has applied to the , 10% of which is openaMl, ft(. | p,m, In the FruiJi H, Morrel] HiEhfehooI, Pus* uii11 Hstnt fttipfS¥fffients b-Urlgf .. 1555 Mirrts Ave,, Union (I) North li depeei Win. M0 CouneU of the BorBuSi of iGuntalnside, 111] Clinton Avenue, Irvingtsn, Nf* . Mil 1-1434 inf directly to the outdoors, : Jersey, " , 1 Chjitu Into jiJd Smnpikt; thnt-e New J.rsey, for i pierafy Retail Bstfl. "•••••• - PAPERMASOKO .••• at •',- -. ••• CKjen daily §-(; weekends'HI S ' The meetini lj ealieii forthifollowfni pHitrti rooilnt Ftof Jets, fuyr ta« EXPERT •pAO.TlStJ yonl saioBliBiaiieJioiihJf defrees Bition' License, M, for premise* si.B- . IS/I Eui to the jEee 61 BIOKKDM, aled u M» Mountab Avente, Msutain. shall be not less than ten ( and the Free estimates^^SO yrs,- 'of oualify slde.N.J, h To rescind a resolution reeniestfng %i3rk, foeîl holiday riies« ' IKiO COKONLV KNOWN AS (408,000, aiJdiUonal money for the ^*W^HAJT5A^TMOE . OBJMtjohs,: if, any,,.should.. be..Bade., fimme.Jdlu&tul money aai|fn, nif't litter) sJwnww on Go 1 Range . Refrigerator pHkrsUer contain ai least two separate •Bsaelle Plrl Nnr Jersey, . 3, ToXiscuaa any other matters Hut may w. lii ^rtnifleiA cm m-mi. . NEW HOME SALES The aerrif reserves the n§Js » u- 21 So. Crescent, wall type electric eonventenee tWSRD i, WRKOM come before the Itoard of IduciUon Mapirima, N.J. I39.F Jerorai Brett It that ttme, "Offiea - lW.Mercer Street PRICE REDUCED . Jaym this sale, outlets, or one such rtnveni* j ' -RALPH QKKILLQ, Bleflfl MAE liESJ^bDL ence ottlet and one ceiling or TIMOTHV M. MALONIY ttiUP.t. OOROON, ATTT, i l«rryfcel » wan type elecffic light HjFtare. ELtlAIFfift,' DORKOHia Eetfe1iry-aisin»si Manafir SQMERVILLE; N.J, Viji! BS at IM Meiiel ATe. : 51 io, Creseea, 139. F Jerome Blreet iKtrt of rdutlUcn SILL BAIY'S «ii I«TI wi (OS itrrll krt,) or call t WILL CL.fl«§4 Every" ssieh outlet and fi^yre .• Wsnl Ai. Call 4M.770O. RA5.»a RA 5=2209 ! Undm Uader, May 1, I, II, 1%, IMi. Kapinwd, N.J, shall be maintained In gsod and Hi«ye Paj-k, li.j, . lrlfLin, N,J, mt-tms Sbn, . FTI,, 37»'! Mud Echo, M»y I, IS, li« (Fe«ll!!,|0) sale eonaitiai, and sJlilJ b» Spectator, May 1, IS, 1»M (fee fll.to) frv. Herald, May s, 19W (fee XIM) s» ' """"• ... * (r^ ! huT mriay, May R, 1 Typing fingers improve reading? Idea tried in remedial program at Rutgers I ate I" 19411 the publipuhlltc? school diicrtediirriet! ooff re<1ured erst, anda t>imee typing has beep taught typintyplng| project, and in most eacases s have re- Goading, Idahodaho, begin an amblUouambitloui expert- iIn ai mornnmm wrunwfrnmtloppar-Tf* f, nm fhw» rpmetiinretiierliiill fl«UM ported preliminary reading gaigainns among the mem to determine if the typewriter could he '"OP1. "Mldrpn, The project will end May 17, n ugiful tool in the teaching of remedial reading. In addition to two hours each Saturday of The basic typing method employed is an Although If ihowed initial gains bythep"pils remedial instrucrion, th» pupili reeeivnd 20 original oni" written for elementary children in spelling and language, the project was mtnutPS "ach of ryp|rig les'!gni:^Kiey were by Fir, Fry in EngUnd several years ago for largely Ineoiicliiiive, for in Mirch of the fol- asked to purricB pt !mm> fnr a half Imvir his own cnlldreri. As he explained it, "I lowing year rtw» rypewtIfBrB fto7P and (i was each day, wanted fo tpach my child/an to type and I "haniened. "Th« motivstioml factor was gfnat," Mrs. couldn't find anv hnnWe fnr rhpm. ô I wmtp In a gipiilar ven»irf in N«!w jersey's more SaHey said, : Thf chlldr-en love to npernte fine," temperate climate, in such misfmtune befell the niarliinps, as plight be ejfpecffd, )>ut in Tvplng for elemental y chU'tren. to Or. Fry's Dr. Edw»rd Frv. » proieis-ir, and Mrs. order to do no they recognize fh«f fi'py "<'<" way of thinking, will n«ine Any ho nf pnra- Elizabeth Snkiey, a mailer's degree candi- l«am tn read, write and spell," inount importance, date, in thp Burgers nrsdiiafe. Schn.,1 nf FHn- Much of their typing material is taken from 'The day may come," he said, "when cation, thsir remedial lessons which multiplies their elamentflry school phlldren will be required Thl,e semelter some 22 voungstefq are ""nnsiirn- to it, Um, Oakley r"lnted out. to Imow how to type in irrter fo f-nmmunl- taking fypi»g tnstn>«inn each Satiirdny alnng "Ihe childipn'" interest his been eate with computer!," wlfh th"»lr regu'nr remeUsl reading stv'llcs rtWintlllned," .ell" eniH ' lioBplf •"'nw» t ignr nils in fh# Rutgers Reading nenfef, whfnh Pr , "speed drills," Fry heads, Their progress in typing has been good, she rhe typlne p'OJPit, faught by Mrs, SaUey, noNsd. Many of the cWldrei' have achievtd ii believed to be the first experiment with or lurpassed hand vrl ting speed, which is typing in the nmeditl reading claaspoomri.npe ncrmsl for the <) H »e«> gtonp r.fi«««'i»i( KINGSTON CO. the Hl-faned Idaho project, T'le rusi'1'" »•'» 1 Fuel Oil '•ntigitiiite her master's degree thesis, MRS. RAKIEY saiH the center ? eight re- tndlcati"ns "•( the pupils' proerefi or lack 'nedi8l r* pnth"eiflgHe ahfliir »!•— Oil Cn Foil, Ceo! Cn of it are not as yet compiled, but fr"fn the standpoint of typewriter operari"" at lonor. Their project hsi been s success. Candidates urges NEW l"w, low' Spring READING THROUGH TYPWO—Timothy fox of Plalrfleld (left) and Center, Object of the experiment is to detarmlne If iuppferaentary The Reading Center for years has provided Pfif«s On Oil Burner John DeRoia of Hazlet are among 22 elementary puplla taking part in typlnf leMons can aid pupils who are undergoing remedial reading remedial needing instruction for area young- • reading-typing experiment conducted by the Rutgers Reading instruction. sters, who though of average intelligence have dialogue at college Installation R«»naror Harry Sears has called for the Crea- MRS. SAKEY hopes to determine U the don of "effeeave communication snddialogue" Placement String quartet concert Parsekian touring typlnf seisisns along with remedial insmi(!tion between college administrations and students will Increase reading skill. To do this she "through effective student councili!" as an ap- will compare the progress of the class with propriate Step toward lessening tensions on examination at Seton Hall Tuesday state to draw votes a national norm for rpmediil readers and with N«w jerpey college campuses. Ned PaFiekian, i Democraclc candidate for last iemesr?r's claso which did nif hjiv«" typing Sears' remarks were made before an awards Seton Hall UnlVBrelty wiU the quartet will perform a Governor, has started a statewide bus tour that instruction. luncheon of the F.vetUngStudpnirniincil of Fair - next week present the Unlveriity of Del- program consisting of the will carry him Into each county of the stst* In Touch typing has heen found, In earlier Iptgh Dickinson Univeriiry. aware String Quartet In a Quarter in D, K.499 by"Mo»rt, tejtlng, to be an aid to leimlng In regular Area resldenB Interested In the last three weekp of th« eampiljpi. Sears told the evening students "we cannot special concert this Tuesday the Quartet op, 51 by Dvorak, elementary classrooms in language arts and allow a few militants to take over our collage puttini their ifcill* to use In evening, at 8:15 in flieinident The Journey of the campilp bus will be and the Quartet No, 3 by Wal- coordinated with the activities of Ciazens for related fields, but the use of the typewriter campuses and run thi show," He indicated that developing ruitlons around the center on the South 0 range ter Cohrssen, associate pro- hag not caught on in elementary schools. world are eligMe to take the Ptrieldan clubi in each of Ae counties. The Roy Wiikins, execuflve director oftheNAACP, campus. The program, which fessor of music at Seton Hall, Two reasons for thii —cost of typewriters told Sears immediately after the Rutgers deci- Peace Corps placement test is under the auspices of the candidate and hi i wife, Cortnne, will tour "Kingston Cores Beyond Comport" A member of the faculty shoppini centers, Indusoriil plants and resl- and noise in the classroom —have been cir- sion (to allow an open-door policy at the state on Saturday, May 17, tt 1:30 DeparBnent of Art and Music, since 1952, Cohrssen, German cumvented in the Rutgers project. A major 2304 VAUX HALL RD, UNION, MJ. p.m. at the main post offices dwflal areas on the Mps and win be pests at university) that such a decision would not if open to the public free of bom, has studied at the Con- typewriter company provided typewriters to create an atmosphere conducive to higher in Montolalr, Morrtstown and charge, ipedal functions staged by the CWzeni (or servatory of Music 4t Vienna, Parsekian clubs. th« center and to flie pupils at a substanaally learning. Pkinfield and Room 1-89 in Thi performing artists 1D- waa later admittBd to the the Federal Building, Newark. elude Laurence Shapiro, first German Sate Academy of The Peace Corps uses the violin, Jorge Gardos, second Mugic in Berlin, where he Public Nofice placement test to determine violin, Walter Cogswell, viola remained for four years, and how an applicant can best be and James Holeeovaky, cello. ultimately received a masters PROPOSAL FOR THE BEMOVftL AND utilized overseas. The test The group has beta in reii- diploma in composition from RICONiTHUCTION Of 6' RE01. measures general apitude and dence at Delaware for 3-1/2 the Academy of St, Cecilia in FORCED coNcnrr! PATB AT THE the ability to learn a language, years and In addiHon to play- MUNICIPAL SWIM POOL Rome, Node! is hereby tfvffl Uat leiled bidi not education or achievement. ing a formal series of con- He was preiid«nt of the wlU h« received by die 'hwuhlp Cora, The test requires no prepara- certs at tin school they re- mittes ol the TownaMp of Bpflnjfl.ldlof Composers Group of New York the femovil and re«§natryEtion of 6" tion and la non-competitive; an hearse in dormitoriii, hold from 1961 to 1965, has written reiiitoreed toncfete p»Uo it Bis Mu- applicant can neither pass nor informal discussions, and music in all media, but partic- ntelpil Bwlm Pool ud opened IM rud in arrange mula-media presen- putflT on Mty 13, lift it 9:00 P.M. fafl. ularly symphonic andchamber B14« mut be accompanied ^ » certi. tations in which th«y combine Persons intereeted in serv- music and music for film. His Bed check In u imourit eûl to ten 110) ing with toe PeaeeCorps must slide lectures with live per cent of the imsynt Ud, and shall be performances. style is modem and intense enelssed in • sealed envelope bearin|the fUU out an application, li they but he avoids extemes of dis- nane of the bidder on the outaldi tnd have not already done so, shUi be delivered it the pl»ce tnd an the For the Seton Hall concert sonance and rhyttunlc com- hour ibove nuned, Beauty Solon FARBERWARE and present It to the niter plexity. Hii Quartet No. 3 was PUna md spedlie&tions may be seen before the test. Application aM procured at the egiee of Walter Ladies 1 Pacific Islands, working with recently performed In the Kocyb, To*nsMp Engineer, Municipal 'Opin Hcartti forms are available from post Carnegie Reciml Hall in New Puildini, MoiitiUln AYenue, gprtnffleld, offices or from the Peace people of those nations in New jeriey. YorkCity. The Township Committee reserves the SHAVER ROTISSERIE Corps in Washington, D.C. •elf - help projeas ranging nslit to reject any or all bids and wdve 20523. from food production to health minor vtfiatiQns li, in the interest of the FRIDAY DEADLINE TOwMhlp, It is fleeoied idvisltle Is do as, 99 to education. More volunteiri , „„ ij. orter ol the Township Committee art currently senringmAsia, art" needed for programs '"AII'ltemrbtriertKan'spat" of (hi fowruMpsf Iprtalfleld," '•' " Qnnore H, Worthlniten Delicious charcoal flavor-no imokt! Africa, Latin America andthe which will beginttainingsoon. news should be in our off- Township Clerli ice by noon on Friday. BpfU Leader, Miy 1,8,lS89(F,e|13.1B) flafrel Our Greatest Ever NOTICI 20-Rollcr OFFICE OF THI TOWNSHIP CLDIK DEATH NOTICES IPRtNOniLD,N,J. TO PEMONS IN MILmRY SBIVIC1 ^••iiBiiitiiniitiiiiiitiiuiiiifiiiiiuuiHiMuiiiiiiiHruniiHuiiiHuiiuiiiuiiiiiiiriiimiiiHuiuiiitHMiiiniiiiiiiiiinuiiHuiiiiiiiiitHiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiuit? OR PAttDJTi m VETERANi' HOiPtTALS AKD TO THEm DISHWASHER RELATIVB AND FRJQJM ACHTERHATH.. HsM{ c, (M« am. VilUburg, Merment SL Oertntde'a NJCHOIJON -- On Memay. April 31, 8 you ire In the military lerviee or 99 bfr|), on Mondaf M*y I, IBM, Md CeDttiry, 166V, Myrtle (X|Un|er) ol Sis fllllside ut a patient in i veteran,' hosplUJ ind li yeari.of 10 RMasvelt A»«,, Gran, Avt,, liflljlde, N.J.; Jevolo.1 mother of deeire to vote, or U you are a relative PM3 ford, (1,3., formerly el KmflwfUi, HABtO..Ayr«ii J,, ittldenly on Man. or friend of i person who li in the 16 Charlea w,Nlchelaon alaierofCharlta wife ol the Walter ~ AcMirnllij Mlî Ruaaell), of ijBfWoodVlffey M,, nui, of 17M Union Ave,,uiilai, bs- home addf ess and the iddresi »t which Mua of Rtfultm, _.'. :.uldt,'N.J.i belmeil wife of the you are stationed or c»n be found, or lov«l dauplar of Pwl |M Pifn B«l«- Ut« Frank J, Petry] denitd mother of blnw, trinliurtrter of Eawird Wh»- If you desire the military servlee Mist HtlM-Fre.1, on May 1, 1IM, of 529 Joieph, Mra, Viol* IitMircg, Mrs. for a relstive or friei^ thsi majê in IRON Un. Tlio juurd wu held Ins "KM. Wuhklton AVt,, Kenilvorth. beloved Dorla LurtSeiieiniSMri, BejuBrSeho. Mrlt £ Buth ColonUl Horn.," 100 •ppllcatlcm under oath for 1 military huabuM of Ennu (n« Hlckn); de- field; atster of, Edwanl and Immti service Billot to be forwarded to him, Pini Av»., canu'r VuuduU Rond, VSttd flthtr of Norman ol Wenllleld, loisaell; also survived by (our frand- UMon, on idurdiy, M>y 3, th t «t»tln| In your application Uul he is 88 RlBhud Hoeli! of Loni ViUey, H,J,, fihlidren. Funeril via eonû^ted frofti ovef the iKe of twenty>ene years and ind nichurd Kins ol Sanu Ana, Calll.- ..the,,MefirMliin fsmi iHome., Jloo 'staHnf (urnune^siHal'nuiiibef ,'hora#"' Morrli Avfc, Unloh* Mr Mofflay ~»f address and the address it which he is ireM puhehiiSrHi, Tlit funeril WM Hl|h Mauau ol Requiem u pur Lady SUUoned or can be found. im)OCHWYLER..Johli T. fc,, OB hold on Saturday, Miy ] from the of ta Churth, Nountalnalda, airily, Mt y 4, IMS, in H Jitrt, "KinUworth Funeral Home,' 111 Forms ofanappUciyoneanbeobt&med Fabric/heat tellings. of II QTHli PL. MBÔB, bdnsJ Wmhlnjton Ave., comer N. list ft,, SUN ENSllDJE -- On May ] 1SS9, HUTy, from the underilped, Automatic muslc/buirer alarm. hmbMtl of QlUMU) (noe FH); dc KCSUnrth, therce to K, ThcreSa » Oesrisre H, Worthlniton vela! iihtr of John f Jr., MM, Alle» of IJjl Oa» B,, Union, V.J.. Vclwad Human CilhoHc Owreji, Kenilworth, huiband of Ian Inn HonwiUl, de- TowMhlp Clefk Mich, IXiluli) ud DgrsUlH UrueKh- «niri « High Mua of Requiem ni tpfld, Leader.M^' «, l«9, (fee;i«,31) nlir; brother oi Mrs, Mlmilt Mw voti-d father olPhylUs Klttnernr.lM.r- o«ore.l tor the repeat of hia aoid, Un Buenshint, lartni brother of Fain nils ud Mm. Willy teUmu ind mtermenl Grudud Memorial park, Rn, Dr, Vincent BniMhwylir; il« ftmenshlne, Sn Senderi, TUUe lefi. •arrived by 9 frindehUdHn, The fu- KtnUnrth, nrta, Louis 5ch»art« ijil Jick §ch> PROPMAL 7-Speed Pushbutton ner«l iisrylcM werehtld it "ll.i wirU, also aurvlvrf by three pano. H0LlHAyra..O«rjj j,, on Monfl^, children, Fmeral from The Suburban b«ilbil«i«« It Buy KonK n ((o r FFun«rit»,," April Jl, IMS, pf CWeiB, m,, tor- Notice 1. hereby ftren (hitseHeabids l i ChiBel of PhiUp Aptsr t fcn, 1600 wttl be reeelved \B the Boird of Elluca. Wl Clinton Ave,, lrrtn|tonlrrtnt , onT Tutiu - mtrly of Nntrk huibui of the late •prlnffield Are,, Maflnsod, onMon- Miry (n» Kritnir)-, a«ret»a fithM of Uon Offtee at the Jonathan Eayton Re> 4^ Mi» t, Mirjnint KoUywod Cemt- diV, Miy 3. Interment Beth avid dnnjl Hiii School, Hovirtaln Avenue, tiry. Havi* llolahiuer of N™ark. N.J,, Cemetery, Omont, 1,1., N.Y.PelHlof Mrs. Mildred Efchlnjir of CMein, sprlnjflela, New Jersey, on Monday, May meumllii wUl be observed at the family It, 1M9, it i:M P.M., and will b, opened BHUNNER--On Mor>1ayLApril U, IMt Mra, Catherine llunsltkcr ol RocV- mldence. Loul.e (Mayer), of 133 Gr«nt Ave.,Ho- villi, M4, Annul rTKh of Slattns- •nd read lmmediatelj Uierejfler, for the itUl P4rk, N.5., b,lov«l «Ut ol the ton, p»., um ft. Utt CUflord Holt- Ute ^lU Brujmef; devstfd rnQther of ^ hauer, aljo survived by 11 jrand- TBACY .. On Tfturadly, Miy 1, li«9, ^SAL CUMBIO AND RESUR- RlchirJ and Ed«trd tr> und Mr«. Q«l« ehildren, Thf funeral aervl€# was held WUUa E.. of Ml Durham CBUrt,\)nton1 FACE TRACK Powerful motor. Attach- Chrome base. 48-oz. Bgnimrd; «1» iunri\T at "Haeberle d Earth Horn: for Fu- beksed Tnubimi of Am (VouaJuid); Bids must be (1) nadt on the utsndarj I I chUiftn *M 10 ifeil irtlidehydrefl, nerals," 971 Clinton AVi,, Irvinston, The nmeril service wu held it "Me- ppoposii (orm, (J) eneloiediiiaSEALED mtnti Included. 500BP glass container. Thf tunoril service *u held U the on TCuMday, MW U 64ennem In Crielun Fweril Home," 1800 Morrij A»e,, Union, on Mondu, Mermenl KVfcLOPE, fiviiu; the name of the Bid- "McCracksn Funeral Itomt," 1500 Clinton CinMliry, Holly»odMen, 1« .. (Ajrrla AVB., Union, onThur»lay.Cr.- emorial Pirt, matlon «t Roieilale, Ortnje. dsr and PLAKLY MARKED . • "BID LANIAFAMA .. Sou oi fSdljon, N, j,, UWRKH .. Albert, on Tueadiy, AprU PRESTO oj May 3, I|i», d«urtlt«r of Joatphija M 'H i, ip M years, of %m Carolyn FOR (TlUt Of lid),1 and d»te andttmeof pRAKS-On Mxy I, 19«S, Florence Diana (nee Cof r«ii)| staler of Joseph U,, Union, husband o! the late Mary Umbert rirlXe, o( Inrlnrton, Mend openlnj, (]) accumparJe.1 by « certified md Qwyj trmd.iBailgrofAlberiiSi FriFriene d Ulrlch, derated brother ol Mra. eheelt drtwh to the order of The Union wilt ol th« Uil Arthur Dr«X«; c!e- aylra Coreile Ind Sim and Bolt FJslie Qruertn and the late Qarlei ud MANICURE VStcd mother ot Dr, A. Dudley Onkt; Luaattau, IHintral CroBt the "Oitarti ComtOng&R.|iony Reânal l Kift SshsdistTleN, Ruanfll uiHeh, The funerai was froin 1, or a bid bond, »nj of which shall be in doir irurfmother sf Arthur D. Drtkl Ftaerai Home," MM Morrti Ave., Haeberle t> Birth Home for Funerals, 1, or a bU bond, w PRO-iTYii with attachments Jr. A private fiinenl service «1U be UMon,onW«inesdiyM!«aofilieAn£eil th t f 101 of th ttl bid o «1 Otatan Ave., Irvjnjten, on Fridis, vtdethe damoun that t I onf n 10o% cu ofe th shale iotal th! Ude su, mpn be- held at the converJeree of tt» funUy, 11 m. >leleni Churei, Hl«n,Mtrinenl M«y 3, thence to 8, Wehail'i Chmn, •«. Oertnide CiBetery, leu than 1100,00, and (4) delivered or HAIR DRYER Union, for > Solemn lUgh Mua of nailed to the above pUee on or before 88 BUttH..qul F. on Mind*?, Mu I, Requiem, Interment tn Gate of Heaven the hour named at no Ma wtll be accepted lMtl, ol 1H UerMhlr. PUce, Irvint-. UiUCKS .. Bhel U^nTueidiy.AprU Ctmeteiy, But HinoTer, alter the hour lp«cllled, UdarstaDfUb. ten, MM huslanJ si Am Duirrt It, IMS, of Qudiri MM,. Uurelton mined *111 be eonaldered Informal and 88 dtwted ktt.f of q*ri, p, Duwr Jr., Otrdena, Brlektown, H,J,, fertnerty of vn-LAKWA - JoaepMne (nee Del wui.be rejected, Hie Board reaervei the Power cablc.thape, _Mri, ErtncM^CBnhwpo Marti™ Bosrr_ _¥iiMw),_on_taidiy_Miy_4.,_m9,_ und Mrs, Ja^ Krufi brether ol Mrs. i»TUrpwiwf7iBrmd!« wife of AnteriOj motheroffalphchir. award centrist inpartorwholeifdeeme* buff, dry nails! B»1B VoUnwf! «1» Birrtwd by t Dtrth, clenn Laueka, Mn, Robert iriftlchlldrtn. The nmtrU»ervlc«wtj let, Roe«, Mrs. CarmeU Esunielijta, to the best Interest, of the District to do Olrn and Mis; Bdward Hey, me Mrt, MMy WMm, MM, Oernm* iieT' as. The ncceMful bidder Bil be re. " '"1 at "lUeWrle ti Btrih Horn, tor nmeral wu- Htld « "Hibtrle iBim • • Ml ClUtoi Ays,. Maa LefneUa VHlan^-a.siiterol Pi»- quired to firnlshiure^ bond In the full l." Ml cmtoi Aye., B Home for Funtriia," 971 CJlntonAve., t&llt, Antonio, AnBelmo Del Vlacovn, amount ef the centrigti of a eompiny sn WeJnejdjy, Mw 1. rkermrnt Irvlntton, on Friday, Mty % tttermenl pmdmsther of Re*, Nchard V11U. authortie.1 to m business In the Site of ^d MeSiUl Puk, , ; rarmeunt Cemttiry, Newark, mm anil 16 trandchildren «nd | peat. NewJeraey, Double Wash, Sanitary Cycle BP0SrrO..fcie*ln« (MlMa), on MARNnf .- On Mly 1. IMI, LM M.,of pjhdehildren. runenl from "bilante Plan*, Sriktiicatlora ma rorm of Pro- TttmrUy, Mw 1, 1M«, of 11 West 41 Bmwood Ave.T&viniten. N.J., b*. funeral Home," tM Eindford ATe., poaal mayê obtainedupsnapplicationts Bad Ave,i rt. of the Ule Cirt«r{ love.1 maband of Cert {nee Smith). (VtUsburi! on Weanesdiy Requiem the ieeretary of the Board of MaeiBlati mother of Mrs. Ami Ommt ud "The funeral *u from tne "Funeral Mua St, Joieph'i Ctareh, E. Orinn, ef The Union Ooonty Reônal HiEn Jehool Lout.- riiter ot Anthony Bunuao ind Home of Jamei T, Citt-ey I ions," ' WALTEM .. On April 30 IMg LL .(Uriel No. 1, MourtilaAveiBe,ftriBi. Hiiu Tafuo; pindnwuier of 1 |rind> H9 Lyons Ava,, at the center of Put wuiUm H. wilterst frtBtton PoUe, Bold, New Jersey, DISHWASHER diil«r«n, tmtiii tnm "OiliBtt ru, •W., frHnitoi, on Monday, M^ 5 jo Department of li FriderWi Tcr.,'lrv- By order of the EBijd of EdaeaUan nwij Hdint,"««&yidfsrilA¥t,(Villa. St. LM'a Church, when i Klfti Mua isripn, N.J., huahind gf Blen (nee of The Union County Hedonii MBl tan) on Msndi;, Hnîlcm Mu Bi, el Requiem was OBered tor tne rtpoae Uin»n).aHf brethir of Robert Waiter! School aarirt No. 1 tprinrteld, New jertej ertl Hwt Oroeh (VtiUms}. Wer. of hla aoBl, Htrment Gileof Heaven .r „ -^.!..t.. Bad* men! Holy Stpulchr* C(meUry, The fmeral njhUdfroni l*wij F. Fredtrteiu, steretarj. "The Home of jimea F, SpJld Leader, May l, l|i| (fee tlLSS) ' ORIST1--Cortnn», balovcd wife of Vie MU8inr-'*Jelgi P., on Suurdiy, Mij J, mttfk m Ul« Btmudo of n Meld St., V^l*. IMS, of IJ CourW A*e., Miplewisd, the eerneflerr of Pu% PL.*lntnitn,'«n ptlsved husband of Olp (nee HJdiu- M y, MMay I to a, Paul IHe PROTOSAL TOIl TM j RECONDITION. But, devoted mothtr of Lculie M. , May 5 to a, pju n,, Aposue BTSU NUnnlnE, Junta, Intj W. NirrmtDnlo, ku)l devoted father ol fcbert. Ml. Omreh,, wheree i WiKipn MuMuaea off Rrtjulem KG OF mWD.' STREET wm MOTOROLA MOTOROLA Dint a GlmU, Glori. M. gaiediei ehaeJ, ind Jine MAU%; son of Muv 'wa, offered for the repo.e of Ms souL TBOiW COURTi fPRIKOFIELn, K,j, Ud rurnlnlck; MlteT of Zelmln Am- CluclBW-, hrether of Mrs, Ebnyl jihea, NoHee u herety 0veri that Sealed 12" diag. Screen Bronze, White Front Panel, 20" diag, Screai tanri of tuly, iM ulsj n pudchu- The funeral strike wu held alL'Hae; Mda will be reeehrea by the TOWTIIMB drin md hm pMt-paadehOA'cn, FB. btrle and Birth CotenUl Hom> " 1100 ttmmiaee of the TnuM; of fortnt. Undtrcounter built-in dishwasher In your Solid State Signal Sensor nt rll wu held from TDe Riymond Fu- pine Ave,, corner ViuAall Rod, Union aels for the re»hditionin| of the In™ OR Tuesday, May J, bterm#nt in Itolty- VASELU • Lm (nee FTinea), on teeet PUycroimd TeMdi CoiffU, PORT Alii TV choice of decor-blending front panels... ntrU Center, m SunforJ Are,, ViU*- ! Mandiy, Miy I. IIS), o! JJ5 Fremont hirt, on Wt.Inf»Jji¥. Rt,,BUi Eraat ' • racks. Rime and Hold control lets you UBBM<^^nitfi nÛnlon;Ay», ;Win|^.*tfKf (he . :iM«,*linA,,'al M Po. Atri.Nt 1 Chester and John Franeo; pmdBiomer TfflMtenKfcmisi!ii§ujtie$niItttai Ut« Harry Ntwenholfjlaoyed airterM of 1 [rinfchlldren, FunerirfFom "Oil. (10) per cent of the imounl ti3 and shall Companionable 'Cadet'fits thelf7 accumulate full load. Automatic detergent H,),, btlond huihurf o( HeJrlf f Mn, John UraliBB ud John 5u!u of Beenelesed in i sealed inveiBBe beartni 148 ml); dPWtJ filhf r of John n, ui Mr». ante Fimeral Home," 4M Jinalort and rinse additive dispensers, 150 degree Branji, N,¥, me funeral wu helafrom Ave,, (S'lllsBirtl, M Ffiiiy at «lM Ble lame of yie btfld^f on the outside Telescopic antenna in,side handle, Instant play! Dlpole antenna, handle. fcifffliHe; teoiher ol AlBtit «e fo- "Hatberle Ji Bum Hsnie (or Fun. and shall st delivered at »« plice anim n.r«l wu nMueted (Tan ''The M«> >,m. Rririletn MAJJ lured Heart sanitizing cycle, Soft scrap disposer. eralay t71 CUnton Ave. irrtnpBn on OmreB (VaUrturs! at 9rtl A.M. Wer- ttie hour alove fftaed, ' Qnam rssiend Mea#," IMS Mar- MoiuijL. Mi, s, Thenet to is, L»'a rU Av(v. Man, en *Lnkj. lUrt Mw raent BDeof HemnCeiSMerY, Vli'" PUns ind specifiuUoni mat b* seen CtmKh, frrinfKn lor a Hirii Mais cl ineriP.M, , , UU procured at the otfltE of Ed«ard j, BeifOleBV v: 7-' Hiby, Hecreaaon DU-eetor, Sarih A, Bailey CWe Center, Church MiU, •%rinfaeid, New lertev, • ^ CRANFORD ELIZABETH HiLLSIDI IRVINGTON The Tomship cctr.mlHee rnenei Uit AUQ-F, f HOLLYWOOD FLORIST . r)»ht » reject ury st all bids and to CRAN FORD RADIO, INC. ALTON TV APPLIANCE TOBJA'S BBO APPLIANCE WILDEROTTER'S 1682 Stwyviiont Ava. *af»e minor nrudsni, U Is tae inier. 1299 Liberty Ave, • 923.7748 Union • Irvinj^n m of the Tswuhip it fa deem 26 lastmon St, • 276.1776 1135 Eliiobeth Ave. • 354-0525 910 Sprinqfield Ave. • 399-1402 W« tptcialiii in Funaral HiNdtnNdtn , "• • ""' '. Daaifn tni Sympathy ly order of tae TewftiMp Cssimia»e NEWARK PLA INFIELD ROSELLE PARK SPRINGFIELD Phone ArtsnaifflHtti lei thi htnaiti of the ToTOaMp of Sprintfleld, ]in Jef. *«y, PHOENIX APPL CENTER -. HlNX.lt ELIZABETH family, jyil pflBin! Qemore ROYAL HOUSI WATCHUNG FURNITURE K& R APPLIANCE CENTER : . . mimaia. . I *; :• y 2-2268 HU s-IIJi : 282 • 2J3-6842 327 West Front St. • 755-1100 LQCUIISI • 8SRR 200 Morris Ave. . 376-6380 A ^d Lrtdef Mij II, [fit [Fe« IlliM]
„ » -Thursday May 8 1969-
LEGO WHOLE
DR, WALTER ). ATKINSON 'Bible Prophecy' FIRST 0' WE FRESH PRODUCE CALIFORNIA BEEF BOAST topic for speaker at Boneless, Top Sirloin, ROAST Bottom Round or Rump GRAPEFRUIT Faith Tabernacle Chuck lens In USDA Choice The Rev, Dr. Walter J. Atkinson, BA, TtiB, PORK STM, STD, LLD, will conduct a special meet- FLORIDA ing in the Faith Tabernacle Church, 36 Ever- Ih. (b, green ave., Springieid, Tuesdiy, SEEDLESS This Is the second annual missionary evan- 75 95 gelistic campaip arranged for Dr, Atkinson LOINS 3 in the New York irea. Because of the demand of his schedule, he can be at Faith Taber- RIB PORTION niele Church tor only this ona meedng. He will speak on "Bible Prophecy," Atkinson was born and raised in a traditional STRAWBERRIES Jewish home in Berlin, Germany. He came to Chicken Parts the United Stiles in 1928- in thli country, he lb. Don't Forget was deeply impreised by a Christiin mis- YOUR CHOICE: Dessert sionary to the Jewish people.Hewisconverted ONE after 16 months of Chriiain Instrucaon, 39 BREASTS w/RIBS Shells C MICi |hi He received his theological edueiBon at 1 RIB SIDE 49 THIGHS or LIVERS ONLYl & Cream the Princeton Theologear Seminary and the 3 9* Mount Air> Lutheran Theologicai Seminary of 59 Philidelphia, He served as pastor In Lutheran •ad. Jfe and Presbyterian churches, and alio on the PINEAPPLES itaff of the Zion Society for Israel. In 1939, Whole Fowl "UMP.MMn b 33e FRIERICH Oscar Mayer Weiners |)§ iccepted a call to serve with the American SPINACH CELLO BAG Board of Misrtoris to the jewi and served ai c lb e dirgctor of the special relief and rehablli- California Sftokm ^ 7t Oscar Mayer Franks e iHon project of the World Pellowihip of Chris- UIDA CHOICI lb e SMOKED tion Jawi. Ground Chuck 73 Smokie Links MAC APPLES SF? Dr. Atkinson has asked Pastors Victor and Cbriitine Rispa of the Faith Tabernacle Pork Chops ° PORK BUTT SALAMI o, P&P LOAF O pkgi MOTHER'S DAY SPKIALS (While Supplies lasf) Church to "extend a ipaclal invitatiOB to die c •iwllh people of the community to attend thij Lamb Steaks «NTERCUT meeting with their Christtin friends that they Chicken or Turkey Artif, Plants might see the unity that Jewi and Gentiles 1,19 "ASY SLICINO Smoked Hams C fian have inChriit," Chicken Cutlets Live Mums 98 each Mrs, May Retry PRICE-MINDING FOR THE PRICE-MINDED Garden Azaleas 1.98 succumbs at 77 SEAFOOD BUYS BuneraLlervicai.wire held Monday for Mrs,' MAXWELL HOUSE Way RusieU Fetry of 1297 Wood Valley rd#1 PINK SHRIMP vvlfil o died last weekat Berkeley Heights Nursing MBhie. Mrs, Petry, who was 77, was the widow e'f Frank j, Petry. Bom in New York City, Mr§, Petry lived in MEDIUM Elizabeth and' Kenilworth before coming to ib. Mountainside a year ago. She wai a communi- cant of Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Surviving are a son, Joseph of Scotch plains- IL ( ftree daughters, Mrs, Viola DeMirco of Clark, • Fresh Skinless Cod Fillet - 59 Mrs, Dorla Lueddike, with whom she lived, |b and Mrs, Eleanor Sohofield of'Slnklng Springs, • Jumbo Squid DELICIOUS SEAFOOD 35* PS.;, two brothers Edward Russell of New York ClW. »nd James RusseU of Jersey City, and • Haddock Fillet MAT*MM 89' four "grandchildren. # U Flounder Fillet »^«« n-891 tnnnitnniinmtmniimitiMitiniiiHiiuniiiHtiiiuiiiiitiuiitiiiMiiiiitti Know Your Samsonite Folding Table Government In a Beautiful Woodgraln Finish, Choose Walnut or Maple, Regular $6.95 Value, (in From N.J. Taxpayer* Aiieclatlen BroideBd r avenuii to voluml e purchaslngbenehl . flu would be opened under termi of leveral ENZYME ACTIVE ^ MM 0^ current legslittve proposals permitting local fovirnmints to uUUii State government purchasing ficlllH§s and procedures, • The measures are among several in the New jersey Legislature aimed toward greater in- AXIOM PreSoak 1.79 FUNK & WftGNALLS tergovernmental cooperaUon. The purehisini bills would permit any of the ENCYCLOPEDIA - Volume 2 thru 10 state'i 567 munielpallB.es, 21 counBis and 597 school diitrlMs to utUlie epen-end contracts LAYER CAKE MIXES or agreementi negotiated by the State Pur- lib. each Chili Bureau in buying meir various mater- 2 1.69 lili, suppliis and iqulpment, TMi actton, sponsori of the Mils arpe, All Varieties oz. would mike available beneflti of the state's DUNCAN NINES 29 FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS axpertiie in purchasing. Savings In man hours ind eosts, particularly among the smaller governmental units where specialized pur- SUNSWEET chasing Bxperiinee may be limited, could be FINAST DINNERS achieved by the cooperative venture, ; A related proposal would enable munlcl- • Illr • MIAT LOAF paiaes to request the state's assistance in Limit Please • CHICKIN wrtUng specifications and adverHUni bids, • TU«(C!T Previous laws opened the way to coopera- PRUNE JUICE • SALISBURY . tive purcnasing between; (1) counties andtheir municipaliUes and schooldlsn-icts; (2) two or more municlpalifles; (3) a municipality inditi MOTHER'S DAY DAIRY SAYINGS îc*»ol-diitti«and{4)thl dlstrlets. NEW! BOLD RICHMOND ^B^ .. 4%^Bk CREAM CHEESE 25. OFF • Grape Jelly 2,39' OKAPI or ORANOI BORDER'S 8oz. LABEL Finast Drinks 99 BAKKY SAVINGS MERRY PINEAPPLE^FRUIT PUNCH, GRAPE, ORANGE • €.«.• TV9 Mother's Day Cake Del Monte Drinks SAVt HARD CASH 32 OL n Ragu Sauce CITIZENSHIP IS A TWO-WAY STREET WHITE or ASSORTED FROM FINAST 111.fit- Tli« Indlvlduol whs tokn no port In community ocllvltlti, who lall« to lupporl loconiAii 3lh:1 community Initltutloni, d>ptlv>> hlmull o, 1 wall ai cthtri at *• b*n (upper) -of •y»iy cltlkin. Rtnliibn, cltii«oi*ilp ll Excedrin Tablets a two-woy itml. JOIN THE PRICE-MINDERS AND SAVB HARD CASH! KEEP COOL WITH 730 MORRIS TURTURNPIKN E EXCEDRIN 69< Finast SPRINGFIELD STRIPE TOOTHPASTE 59C Prkej effective at oil slorei thru Soturday, May 10, 1969. We reserve the right to limit quontitiei. Not reiponiible for typographical errors.