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1 \ir\\ o kl "Ml S««|J Clm PtiHf UAi iUT AIMCinP N I THI iBSOAY 1IJNF 15 10*7 P«Wi«h»d E«h ThMridoy by TrymBf Publishing Cerp. Subietlptlon R«» U[- ,,, p., r,nu VOL, 9,No, 26 I pai,j „» Moyniaini!0?2 M T.arlr 13 went* r-sr Uopy Wilson seeks okay for office building No decision on request for variance Testimony presented for Adjustment Board A new round in the battle over die use of flie A.A. Wilson site on Rt. 22 in Mountain- side opened Monday night when Wilson asked die Board of Adjusonent for a variance to een- sn-uct a two-story office building. No decision wai reached on die request. For other variance requests received at meeting and four held over from May meetings were approved. The proposal for the Wilson property, cenar LIBRARY CONSTRUCTION—Steel work is going up for the roof of the new public library unof heated eonwoversy in the put, again drew der construction on Birch Hill rd. in Mountainside, The one-story building, which will be protests from Mountainside residents attending able to house about 45,000 books, is expected to be complered on s^hedul^ hy September, ttie meeting this week. (Echo photo by Bob Baxttr) Any, Nicholas DeMlro of Verona, represent. Ing Wilson at me meeting, asked the board to take a 1966 court decision into eonsideraflon in studying die new application. Library officials hopeful At that time Wilson, an East Orange resident, brought suit against Mountainside after being refused a variance to constfuet a retail store and a ISO-unit garden aparonent on the 12-aere n-ael at 1350 Rt. 22. about building deadline Superior Court Judge Milton Feller p-anted SITE CLEARANCE—A two-story frame building on the Rt, 22 property of Adjustment for a variance to erect a two-story office building him the right to build a retail store on approx- owned by A.A, Wilson has been demolished but the future of the site on the property. The case wai adjourned for further study by the With construction crews now doing roof of $57,583 which has been approved for the imately two and a half acres of fte property is still in doubt. Un Mjnday Wilson asked the Mauntainside Board board, (Echo photo by Bob Baxter) steel work on Mountainside's new public 11- project will be deducted from the bond issues. fronting on the highway, noting that he already brary, borough library officials are optimistic The building, designed by McMu.-ray As- held a variance to operate a business ttiere. about meeting the September target date for sociates, Elizabeth architects, will house ap- But die Judge upheld die board's refusal to completion of the building. proximately 45,000 books and will b« able to issue a variance for the aparnnent on die Tie one-story building, which will triple accommodate a population of 9,000. remainder of the property. the •hell capacity of the present Mountainside Its 10,000 square feet of space will pro- Joseph Coviello, attorney for ttie board, School principal to leave Drive planned Public Library in the basement of Eeho- vide separate sections for children and adults, disagreed with DeMiro'j claim ttiat ttie earlier brook School, is being constructed on Birch an area for young adults, a meeting room, a court decision should be taken Into considera- Hill rd. lounge with kitchen facilities, workrooms for tion. Students, friends in farewell for improving Gifts for the new library are continuing to the staff and storage rooms. The meeting room Stating that this is "adifferentapplication," come in, according to Mrs. Emily Hoffarth, and kitchen facilities will be available for use Covlello said the present application "wUlhave library director. She reported that the most by borough organizations. to rise or fall" on evidence and testimony recent is a donation of $436 from the Foot- presented in this case. He noted rtiat "die postal service hill Club. Almost all organizations in Moun- majority of members of this board were not A campaign to obtain an independent post tainside have either already presented gifts COMPLETION OF THE structure will mark members in 1966," office for Mountainside, now served by a branch for the new building or are planning to do so, the first special library blinding in Mountain- DeMiro, who told the board that he is not of the Westfield Post Office, is expected to she noted, side, asking the members to read tile entire trans- get under way in the borough next fall. The Borough Council has authorised The first library in the borough was es- cript of the previous ease but simply to/'take The drive is being sponsored by the Maun- $370,000 for the new building. Federal aid tablished in 1934 in a corner of Borough cognizance'^ of die court decision, said dial tainslde Woman's Club under die community Hall, where it was operated as an independ- ttie new proposal should be more acceptable improvement program of the Sears Roebuck ent fa:iilty with occasional funds from the to the municipality than ttie.- earlier one. Foundation and General Federation of Women's borough. He pointed out that the 1966 proposal, which Clubs. Second member In 1940, fie library was moved to Echo- never ' led to any construction, would have " Borough Council members gave their unof- brook School, using a former fourth grade called for a retail store, while ttie preseia ficial blessing to the proposal at a caucus classroom, airing the fall of that year, It was one calls for an office building. last week and are expected to adopt a resolu- of School Board closed briefly because of a lack of funds. Architect H. Robley Saunders of Newark, tion commending it at their meeting next There WAS another move in September, the first of the two wimesses called by De- Tuesday, 1941, when the library wa-s transferred from Mire, said the proposed new building wiU Mountainside Woman's Club members who resigns position the former fourth grade classroom to a room cost an estimated $600,000 to $700,000. He outlined the plan at the caucus were Mrs, in the basement of Eehobrook School. This testified mat lighting of ttie parking area at Richard Kapke, Sixth Disttict vice-president For the second time within a week, a mem- room now serves as the workroom for the the rear, which will have space for 167 ears, of the New Jersey State Federation of Women's ber of the Mountainside Board of Education library staff. will be "only for security reasons." , Clubsj Mrs, Edith Sgarro, immediate past resigned because of a change in job, Mrs, In 1945, a second room in the school base- During questioning by the board and ttie president of ttie Mountainside club; Mrs, Lewis Mary Rosenquest submitted her resignation ment was turned over to the library, which audience, he laid the "package" now planned strohmeyer, first vice-president; Mrs, Fred- at Tuesday night's Board session. still remains there and now has a collection would use 3,7 acres. He testified mere are erick Young, second vice-president; Mrs, Mrs. Rosenquest's resignation follows close of about 15,000 volumes. no plans at present for ttie remainder of the Everett Perkins and Mrs, Vincent Warkala, upon the heels of Board member Richard Groundbreaking ceremonies for the new Wilson property, Mrs, Melvin Lemmerhirt is chairman of the Krebs. Her term would have expired next building were held last Dec, 18, The general * * * Mountainside club's community Improvement February. She had been elected to her first contractor for the project is De VenezU Con- TESTIMONY ON THE PROPOSED use of program and Mrs, Charles Mackay is co- three-year term on the Board in January, struction Co, of Wliippany. the new building was rtven by Thomas Buhl chairman. 196S. of Westfield, branch manager for die Honey- Club plans call for circulating petitions Mrs, Rosenquest listed a change in her well Co. offices now located on Rt 22* In throughout the borough in the fall, when husband's work as the reason for her resigna- Union, local groups resume their meetings after the tion, which becomes effective on June 80. Her 'Ham' Don Bliwise Honeywell, ttie prospective tenant for ttie summer vacation. husband, John Roienqueit, has been named building, hopes to move its Union operation These petitions, in tentative wording, will , production Sales manager at the Dorr-Oliver, to the new struemre, he said. He said his urge establishment of a post office which Inc., plant in Stamford, Conn. The couple will in annual field company would tike ttie building on a 20- would be "independent of the Westfield, New be moving from their home at 285 Timberline year lease and then deal directly with Am Jersey 07090 Post Office, which will afford rd,, Mountainside, to New Canaan, Conn. municipality on matters involving taxes, and us one mailing address and faster service, Krebs's resignation became effective on of relay radiomen maintenance. eliminating the need for our mall to clear Tuesday night. Appointed to the Board eight Buhl said about 200 employees would work through the Weitfield Post Office before de- months ago, he had won election In his own A lS-year-oId Mountainside youth will be out of the new building. He testified mat the livery in Mountainside and giving*as much as right last January. The next-door neighbor of one of a group of eight "hams" attempting to majority of these would be out in the field, one day faster service when mailed in Moun- the Rosenquests, resides at 277 Timberline contact other amateur radio operators through- with only about 60 or 70 in ttie office during tainside for odier destinations," rd,, Mountainside. He gave as the reason for out the United States in the Amateur Radio Re- die day. He expects no traffic congestion as In a letter to Mayor Frederick Wilhelms his resignation the acceptance of a new job in lay League's annual field day June 24-25, a result of ttie move, he stated. and Council members, Mrs, Lemmerhirt ex- Chicago, The borough .youth is Donald Bliwise of The Honeywell representative said die build- plained that the club has undertaken the project Robert Britton, board president, said that 28.3 Peinhrook rd,, a freshman at Governor ing would be used for sales division head- because "many of- our residents do not use- appointment of a successor to Krebs is likely Livingston Regional High School in Berkeley quarters and service operations. Hesaldttiere our post office but instead go to Summit, Heights. would be no manufacturing or retail tales at Springfield or Westfleldbecausetheygetfaster "- — ,.. (Continyod en page 2) Ho will be joined in the project by Steve die site. -T—— service," She added: Katz, Jeff Katz, David May and John Cottage, The half dozen borough residents who made "We want to improve this condition, This all. of Springfield, Mark Kolber and Don statements at die close of the testimony ex- REMEMBRANCE—Sister Gertrude Agnes, principal of Our Lady of Lourdes School, who is can be accomplished through our state and Ginsberg of Hillside and Mitch gergner of pressed opposition to the proposal for a vari- being transferred out of Mountainside at the end of this school year, signs autograph books United States Government legislators by hav- Few openings left jersey City, ance, . ~ " • , for four of the students. In front row are Mark Flood and Lisa Buini in back, Richard ing petitions signed by our residents re- The eight will set up portable and However, the meeting remained orderly and Romlto and Joan Miller, fleeting the need and desire to improve postal emergency equipment near the observation brought a commendation from Board Chairman Students at Oiu* Lady of Lourdes School in John BieszcMk and Mrs. William Dabrowskl. services in Mountainside, in courses offered tower at the top of the. Watehung Mountains Thomas Ricdardl, who at die Start of die case Mountainside, their parents, friends, nuns and Assisting the hostesses on the committee for "We have a beautiful new post office build- In jvlo jntainside. had warned that he "won't tolerate anyone lay teachers joined last week in giving a series the reception were Mrs. Robart Bladis, Mrs, ing, adequate parking facilities, our population During the 24-hour field day program start- cutting in on anyone else's testimony," of farewell parties and programs for Sister Peter DeLiurentis and Mrs, John Korley. and revenue points justify a full-fledged post at summer school ing late in the afternoon of Saturday, June 24, The only Interruptions during die discus- Gertrude Agnes, principal, who is leaving Mrs. John Korley, office," they will attempt to contact as many other sion came from members of die audience who the school at the end of this arm. Pupils of Our Lady of Lourdes School at- Mrs, Lemmerhirt noted that the Sears Foun- A few openings still remain In some of the amateur radio operators as possible through- dation allots $80,000 every two years for courses to be offered in summer school at asked witnesses to speak louder. With heat Sister Gertrude Agnes, who also teaches tended a surprise- assembly held Friday in out the country. Most operation will be done in flie Borough Hall room becoming oppres- sixth, seventh and eighth grade English, has tribute to the principal. During the program, youth improvement, medical research, Mountainside this year, according to Mari- on VHP (very high frequency) bands. scholarships and community improvement, anne Becker, registrar. sive, windows had been opened and die noise been principal of the school .since it opened a purse from the students and faculty was Young Bliwise, who has been interested in from traffic on Rt. 22 at times drowned out six years ago. She Is being transferred to presented to her. "We can realize up to $150 for our club The five-week prop-am starting June 26 amateur radio operation for "nearly three and $500 for our State Federation by partici- Will be held it Beeehwood School this year ttie testimony. Queen of Peace Parish in New Providence,. Youngsters In the school also presenwd years, has had a "ham" operator's license —A-feception and tea were held in her honor her with farewell notes which they had written. pating in this program," she said, because eonsffuction of an addition to Peer- for a year and a half. fleid School, The regular site for summer (Continued on page 2) Sunday afternoon at the Rt, 22 home of Mrs. The letteri from the first graders were given school classes, IS scheduled to start this to her by Stephen Brady; from the second summer. graders, by Ann Belenets; from ttie third graders, by Marianne Wishbow; from the Det, Rice reelected Because of the change in location, such fourth graders, Ann Marie Pastorei from die courses as home economics, industrial arts, Builder's new job—too far to commute fifth graders, Patricia Ludd< from the sixth Spanish, French and enrichment classes in graders. Scon Fotles; from die seventti grad- president of PBA mathematics, and reading have had to be ers, James Sajerborn, and from the eighth eliminated this year. However, the summer graders, Edward Soltyslk. Detective Jerome Rice was reelected presi- school wUI offer "strengthening courses" To duplicate Mountainside home in Britain dent of Mountainside PBA Local 126 at a meet- in reading and mathematics for all grade Mothers of die students were invited to Ing held Thursday night at borough police head- levels, pre-kindergarten, post-kindergarten, ing a great deal of money to have me house the New York office of Henry York, the archi- attend die Ma.« which preceded me surprise Five years ago, an English slot machine assembly. quarters. art for grades one to give,- typing for grades manufacturer walked Into the home of Robert built. He has had to get special permission tect who designed die Shomo residence. Officer Raymond Dellaierrawas elected vice four to seven, piano for all grades. Instru- Shomo of 1157 Ridge dr.. Mountainside, and from die British government to Import Annr- According to York, ttie design has been used Two other parties also h«ve been held in president to succeed Officer Joseph Mazur,^ who mental music for grades four to seven, science asked Shomo to build a duplicate of his house lean labor and materials, and, hence, the five- for two other homes in North America, but that honor of Sister Gertrude Agnes, will continue to serve as delegate. Others for grades four to six and remedial speech at a site in Kint, England, year delay before construction. Fischer liked me adaptations used in me Shomo One was a catered dinner held Saturday, reelected were Officers Steven Sommclk, re- for children recommended by the speech ther- At the end of this monm, Shomo, a general • • • home test. June 3, at Our Lady of Lourdes Qonyent, wldi cording secretary; Edward Hafeken, treasurer, apist, contractor, vrtll follow through witti die reque st, FISCHER, WHOSE SLOT machine business Final plani on the Fischer home In Kent 20 nuns attending. This was preceded by a and William Ayres, sergeant-at-arms. is legal In England, Is Importing the millwork, wen -completed last December, Shomo went Mass in die convent chapel celebrated by the , The music and science classes to be given traveling to England with h^i family and a Rev, Laurence Murphy, M.M. :" Plans were made for the annual dance tt>b e dip summer' are filled. Mill Becker said. helper and Ms family. The two families will appliances, lumber and shingles for the house held In October with Det. Rice aid Officers She reported that there are still a few open- stay in Kent for approximately a year, when from die United States, He has bought a duplex triniawlS%r «t«rra-MW to mm '- The other program was » luncheon given Hafeken and Charles Kelly serving on the com- Ings In first ud Second grade reading and they believe the home will be completed. house for me Shomo family and die family of die land site and arrange for the digging of by me faeulv at the honM of Mrs, Peter mittee. PBA members also discussed plans for mathematics, third grade reading, sixth grade Shomo's wile, die former HelenGoekemeyer Shomo's helper, Felix" Perrara of Scotch ttie foundation. This will be the first time DeLaurends of 377 Upland rd,, sixth grade die second annual fishing trip, to be held this mathematics, art, pre-kindergarten, post- of Westfleld. said she has "no idea"-why the Plains, to stay in during tfie construction that he has taken a construction Job outside homeroom teacher, on Monday, June 5, summer, * kindergarten and typing classes. Englishman, Kflek Fischer of Kent, would want period. of the United Stales, The Shomos are planning to send their three The Fischer home wiU be constructed on a TO DEMONSTRATE 'SLHOUITTES1 Total enrollment for the summer school to duplicate die Shomo home, "It's a center SETON HALL PREP GRADUATE program to date Is about 450, This represents hallway, four bedroom house In the Colonial older children to English schools while they several-acre site owned by Fischer in Kent, Mrs, Fred Gross of Mountalnrfde will style. There's nothing outstanding about the are In KenC The couple has four children: a city near Canterbury, Fischer is currently demenitrate die art of "SUflOuettei" at the Robert j, Lelst, son of Mr, and Mrs, Robert •bout 310 individual youngsters, some of whom J, LdM Sr,, of 382 Long-view dr., Maiir-v-,. ~ have signed up tor more than one course, design, and I can think of a number of houses Casey, IS mondisi Tlmodiy, 11; Pumella, 13, living in an older home on the site. Clinton Hirtorical Museum in the Old Red In Mountainside that are more outstanding," and Robert, 14. Shomo is a life-long Mountainside resident. Mill at Clinton this weekend. She will preside will receive his diploma . .. •• WUUam Hummel, principal Of Beechwood Seton Hall Preparatory SJ'BHV. ••, • School, will ierve as principal of die summer Mrs, Shomo said. Fischer contacted Shomo to build Us house He and his family are planning to tour Europe sent her demonstraflOH from 1 to 5 p.m. 1 school. He will llreet • faculty of 20, According to Mrs. Shomo, Fischer Is spend- after he saw Am plans for Shomo's house at after work on the Fischer hone Is com- Saturday and Sunday, ; conducts its 196" •:.r.r.-.l.,;c.":-.1,itt pleted. 2-Thursday, June 15, 1967-MOUNTAINSIDE (N.J.) ECHO «MHiiHtinmiiitiniwniHnnmmniiHHHii School board Two owl collections come to roosf (Continued from page 1) PROFILE—Roger Tuthill \ to be made in a special meeting of the Board at Barrett & Crain realtors office next Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Deerfield The owl ti • symbol of wisdom and June artistry at many countries. Including Mexico, Roger Tuthlli of 1 Tanglewood lana. Moun- School. He said that a replacement for Mrs, as the commencement month have been com. Itainside, is anelectrical engineer WIIOM recre* Japan, Sweden, France and the United States. Rolenquest will also to obtained as soon as btned for • display by an area real ettate Mrs. Peole'i tatarMt in this enigmatic bird ation at well as his work is in the field of possible. Both replacements would serve until firm. Two collections of owls assembled by came about as the result of receiving an science. next January when new members could be local women currently are being shown by owl as a gift, Other owls have been acquired Genera! manager of equipment engineering at elected in th.. regular Board election. Barrett & Crain, Inc., realtors, at their West- on vacations and travels and further gifts. the Welding Products Division of the Air Brlnon said that the Board will consider field offices, 43 Elm st, One of the most Interesting in her collection Reduction Co,, In Mountainside, Tuthill's avo- for appointment persons who would be likely Owls made of widely varying materials have is the Gatti owl from Arizona which she uses cation is astronomy, and he's currently help- to seek election in January, He pointed out been lent by Mrs, H, M. Poole jr. of 1592 in her garden, suspended from i tree limb, Ing to establish jhe new William MillerSperry that four seats on the Board would be up for Deer Path, Mountainside, *nd Mri, Robert C, on a wind chime. Others Include a pair of Observatory at the Union junior College in election in January, Beside the poits of the Bottorf of Westfield. The owls represent mates In sand-colored ceramic and a black Cranford, two appointive members, Britton and Board Iron owl with cutouts In its featherl which The observatory was financed through member Walter Rupp shall have completed is used over a candle on the terrace. $100,000 donated by two descendants of the three-year terms by next January, MM. Bottorf'i collection w«i started when late William Sperry, a Cranford resident and Next WeJnegday's special meeting is one of Girls Softball her husband was presented with a Steuben founder of the Sperry and Hutchlnson Green two called by the Board in the next two weeks, gloss owl at the time he became publisher Stamps firm. The observatory includes two The purpose of Wednesday night's session is of "The National Observer." The publication telescopes -- a 12-inch reflector (similar in the opening of bids on an $830,000 addition to League has the owl as its emblem. In her collec- type to the world'l largest telescope at Mt, the Deerfield School. The addition, approved tion are owl match trace* and owl jawelry, I'alomar, California), and a six-inch refractor In a school referendum last November, will JUNE 10 STANDINGS salt and pepper sets and a tiny place card (similar in kind to the one at Yerk's Obser- include 10 new classrooms and office facilities, w L holder. vatory at Williams Bay, Wise), 10 1 A $15,000 parcel of land was purchased for Canaries The exhibit was arranged by Mrs, Hazel Tuthill helped in the construction of the the extension, Cardinals 8 4 Ward, who hag Included ui the background reflector telescope. His participation in the • • •' Eagles 7 3 several new watercolorl of area homes by telescope construction was as a member of the Flamingos 7 4 ANOTHER SPECIAL MEETING was called • 7 artist Leslyn Ash, Amateur Astronomers, Inc., a group which is by the Board for Tuesday, June 27, in the Peacocks 4 cooperating with Union Junior College in the Crows 7 5 Board administration offices on Rt, 22 for GUILLERMO W, ARNAUD 4 establishment of Oie Sperry Observatory, the purpose of elearingupyear-endbuiineis. Owls 5 # • • Falcons 5 5 Promoted by Rutgers In other Board action taken at Tuesday's 4 TUTHILL SAID I Mt observatory will be session. Board Secretary John McDonough was Parrots 6 used for classes in astronomy at the college Arnaud presented Robins 3 S to associate professor authorized to apply for permission for the 7 and for public lectures and research work. borough to participate in a special mUk pro- Wrens 3 Dr, Aaron L. Nelson of 1055 Sunny Slope The facility will be manned by members of I'ioneers 7 2 gram whereby the federal government would degree from MIT 7 dr.. Mountainside, has been named as associ- the Amatuer Astronomer! until a full-time contribute three cents on each half pint of Blue Stars 3 ate professor in chemistry at the University astronomer can be put on the college staff. ROGER TUTHILL Cuillermo W, Arnaud, son of Mr. and Mrs, Elks 4 milk purchased by the Board. John Paul Arnaud, of 328 Raccoon Hollow, Mountaineers 4 5 College of Rutgers University, it was an- An astronomy enthusiast for jeven years, McDonough was also authorized to extend the nounced Aii week by Dr, Mason W, Cross, Tuthill first became interested In the study Part of the use of the new observatory at Mountainside, received the bachelor of sci- Chiefs 3 5 Union junior College will be ttie making of Board's lease on Its administration building on ence degree In electrical engineering from ttie Mustangs 2 7 president of Rutgers. when he was assistant scoutmaster in the Rt. 22, This will be the third year that the * * * Boy Scout Troop at the Deerfield School, oceultations, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Friday. Dr. Nelson was one of 49 faculty members A Mountainside resident for 10 years, Tut- Board has leased the offices, and, under the President Howard W, Johnson delivered the SCORES — WEEK OF JUNE 5-10 in the University's 14 different schools who Mountainside, Tuthill tuOk the troop to a park original contrae^ monthly rental will decrease received promotions to associate professor. in Irvmgton for an outing. There was a tele- hill is married and has four children — address for tfie 101st MIT commincement, Mustangs 9, Elks 1. Bruce, 20, a student «t Union Junior College; from $550 to $475 for riie coming year. Arnaud has been a member of fte Catholic The announcements were made in New Bruns- scope concession there whereby a patron Pioneers 17, Mountaineers 3. wick yesterday. could look at the stars for 20 cents. According Bette, 18, a student at the Ashland College in The Board awarded a contract to John A, Club, the Boat Club, and the Club L»tino. He Blue Stars 13, Mustangs 2. to Tuthill, "that look hooked me," Ashland, Ohio: Robert, 13, a seventh grader Longstaff Jr. to serve as a physical education has participated In intercollegiate athletics as Mountaineers 5, Elks 2. at the Deerfield School in Mountainside, and instructor at the Beechwood and Echobrook a member of the crew. Blue Stars 16, Chiefs 1. Since that time, Tuthill has constructed num- Schools, beginning in September. Longstaff is erous Wleseopes which are to be found through- Thomas 6, who wiU be entering first grade at the Beechwaod School, Mountainsidi;, next scheduled to graduate this month from Fair- SPORTS out his home. The homemade telescopes were mount State College in West Virginia. He will made for hundreds of dollars, and could be month. Tuthill holds the Bachelor of science de- receive a starting salary of $5,900, and $330 Wilson PANS sold for thousands, according to Tuthill. He for directing after-seheol activities two days refuses to sell any of them, however, gree in electrical engineering from the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, He worked as an engi- a week at each of the two schools for three (Continued from page 1) "When my wife asks me w'.iy 1 don't sell months, DO some of the telescopes," Tuthill said, "I ask neer in York, Pa,, before moving to Moun- FOUR OTHER VARIANCE REQUESTS re- if she would sell one of the children," tainside, • * « ceived Monday night, all for residential addl. YOU At first, Tuthill purchased optical kits For recreation, Tuthill said he likes to DR. LEVIN B. HANIGAN, superintendent of Uons, were approved by the board. KNOW and assembled the telescopes. He recommends "walk on water," He has a clear plastic ball, schools, announced that there are 332 pupils The applications were from Mr. and Mrs. this to beginning astronomy enthusiasts until seven feet in diameter, which has paddles on enrolled for a total of 456 classes for this James Clark of 154 Walnut ave,, who asked they are certain that they will pursue the in- it similar to those on « paddle-wheel steamer. year's summer school program in Mountain- for a variance to build a two-bedroom addi- terest. Eventually, however, he began to make Wien a person inside the bail walks, the balls side, Because of construction work to begin tion to their home; Mr, and Mrs. Nicholas SOMERSET TIRE SERVICE'S his own reflectors, moves along the surface of a body of water, at the Deerfield School, the summer school Bradshaw of 320 Partridge Run, for a 12 by The ball was devised by the lace Wayne will be held in the Beechwood School. Dr. W.«My Faotur* m 9 m 14-foot room addition; William johnion of 487 By GARY LESSING. Manflf.r TUTHILL SAID THAT the process of grind- Wilson of York, Pa., a friend of Tuthill's. Hanigan said that courses are geared to Bayberry lane, for addition of a porch at fte ing a piece of glass to an optical surface is Last summer, Tuthill used it to walk some strengthen students in regular curriculum back of his home, and Raymond Baesiiio, for Who was known as "The Silent Shoe?" a relaxing one, "It is simple enough for a 20 miles along the Delaware River, south from material. a two-bedroom addition. One of Hie top jockeys in the world, he child to do; in fact, the Amatuer Astronomers the Delaware Water Gap, Dr. Hanigan alto informed the Board riiat Approval also was granted for four variance was one of the top money makers who by have mirror classes for children. The taik next Thursday will be the last day of school applications heard last month. age 30 had already ridden horses which requires patience, but it gradually puts your in the borough. Graduation ceremonies at the These were from Fr»nk Stroup, for per- won more than $30 million. mind in neutral, and you relax," Sewer line survey Deerfield School will be on Tuesday at 8 p.m. mission to consfruct a one-family dwelling • • • After the proper surface is attained, the He said that total enrollment in the borough at off Mary Allen way; Mountain Heights tae,, Our quiz this week is about a man in glass is sent out for reflector coating. When the close of the year Is 1,337 students, seven owner of Mountainside Inn at 1248 Rt, 22, the turfs Hill of Fame, a man who as a more than last September. An Increase of four jockey great rode 4,780 winners in a career it is returned, the amatuer astronomer mounts started in borough has been noted at the Echobrook School, and for enlargement of Am 125-ear parking lot in in a telescope, A borough-wide survey of homes connected to accommodate an additional 97 earg| Mln- which spanned only fourteen years. Tuthill's collection of homimade telescopes three at the Beechwood School. There has dowaskin Holding Co., for eonsmiction of an Known as "The Silent Shoe," he Spent a to the sanitary sewer system was discussed been no change in enrollment at the Deerfield sad childhood because of his size and weight. includes one model which is mounted on a Monday night at a meeting of the Mountainside School, Dr. Hanigan reported. office building at 1020-1024 Springfield ave., trailer, and which he feels li the largest Board of Health, and John MacArthur, for a residential addi- In high school, he was 4 feet, 11 inches amateur-made telescope in the state. Other It was pointed out that all homes which tion to build a dormer and roof over a patio tall and weighed only 90 pounds. He knew telescopes are in his garage, his attic and abut a sanitary sewer must be connected at 1272 Poplar ave. that physically this would be his limit' his yard, to the sewer. Two from borough The Stroup application was approved by he left school and took a job as an Tuthill said he spends many of his nights The survey is being conducted by Daniel a four-one vote, with William Gutman opposed exercise boy at a California stable, sitting up and watching the light of the stars Harden, plumbing inspector, and Mrs, Maxine and Ricciardi, Kermit Harbaugh, Robert Muir- • • • ii MISS BARBARA ANN VALLIS, of 369 Short At 16, he was a jockey, and in his first disappear. Ha emphasizes that this type of Buck, board secretary. When it it completed, to graduate tonight W> -

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Students presented awards Columbia awards MOUNTAINSIDE (N.J.) ECHO-Thuraday, June 15, 19(37-3 at Governor Livingston High master's to nurse Seven receive degrees from NSC from Mountainside Elljabeth C, Hosier, daughter of Mrs. Pe- trle Koster of 1470 Woodaeres dr., Moun- tainside, and the late Mr, Walter Koster, has received a master of education degree from Columbia University, New York. She will be coordinator of maternal and child health nursing at the Somerset Hospital in SomerviUe. Miss Koster is a graduate of Seton Hall University School of Nursing and wai an In- structor at the Somerset Hospital prior to earning a master's degree. She is also a gradnra of Jonathan Dayton Regional High School in Springfield and Hie Mountainside School, now Echebrook School. The Kosters have been residents of Moun- tainside for more than 20 years. Miss Kos- ter Is the second member of her family to have received a master's degree, and the fifth holding a bachelor's degree. She has three sisters. Mrs, Hugh E. Smith of Sunnyvale, Cal., teaches Spanish at Oie Sunnyvale Elementary School and holds a bachelor of science degree In education from Panzer College, formerly In East Orange. Mrs, George M»gee of Fanwood leaches second grade at St. Bartholomew's School In Scotch Plains and also holds a bachelor of WALTER BRAHM SUSAN WRTALIK MARY L. GREELEY FLORENCE SACHAROW science degree In education from Panzer. Seven Mountainside residents received de- dress at the program, general elementary education. Another sister, Mis. John Crowley of Scotch greet from Newark State College In Union last Marth"' " a Fisher Podmayer of 305 Old TOM Other hcirmn^jOTidents receiving bachelor Plains, has a bachelor of science degree In Thursday at commencement exercises on the rd., Mountainside, received a master of arts of arts degrees are; Walter Richard Brahm of education and business administration from Library Green. degree at the ceremonies, 239 Central ave., Icoranota Audrey Salerno of AWARD WINNERS.-Thomai Banich, left, and Randy Ott are winners of f 200 scholar ships St. Elizabeth's College in Convent Station. Florence Fox Sacharow of 1500 Force dr, 1482 Barton dr, and Susan Mary WrtaUlt of Governor Richard j. Hughes, making his first graduated magna cum laude and Mary L, 10S2 Surmyslope, all in general elementary preiented by die Mountalnlide Teachers Association it a recognition assembly in Governor Her brother, Imilian Walter Koster of Livingston Regional High School, Bjmach, son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Banach of 256 appearance as a graduation speaker at any of the Greeley of 1173 Ridge dr. graduated cum laude. education, and Sue S, Ruberti of 554 Woodland Mountainside, holds a bachelor of science six state colleges, gave the commencement ad- ave, early childhood education. Old Tote rd,, received the John A, Lindeman Memorial Scholarship awarded to a future degree In business administration from St. Doth will receive bachelor of arts degrees In teacher and plans to artend Ashland College in Ohio. Ott received the other scholarship Peter's College in jersey City and a mas- CORRECTION which is presented to a student in any field and plans to attend EUzabethtown College In ter's degree from New York University. He Louise Isaac of 1411 Woodaeres dr., Moun- Pennsylvania, received a commission as lieutenant in me Marilyn McKellin tainside, was fined $25 on a charge of allowing Navy at VUlanova University in Villanova, a dog to run loosewhen she appeared in munici- Seniors *l Governor Livingston Regional en's iClub, w!iich presented the Dorothy Pa,, which he also attended. High School in Berkeley Heights were pre- Sevebeck Memorial nurse's scholarship to Ursinus graduate pal court May 31. The complaint *is made by sented achievement aw.irds at the seventh Kathryn Rimmer, and Mountainside Parent- He Is now working at the Walter Koster, Alleen Schon, who was incorrectly identified innual recognition assembly held last Thurs- Teacher Association, which presented a Inc., real estate agency in Mountainside, COLLECEVILLE, Pa.—Miss Marilyn M, as the defendant in a story last week. which was begun by his father more Bian 40 McKellin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert day at the school. scholarship to M.irk Tttley, years ago. The presentations ware made at a program Other awardi presented during the pro- McKellin of 1184 Puddingstone rd,. Mountain- held Jider the direction of Frederick Aho, gram werej side, N.J,, was graduated June S fromUrsinus principal. It was announced that the ''Cray- Parent-Teacher Association "Booster Club College. J&M Supermarket A graduate of Governor Livingston Regional more" will be f1 Janet Lewicki, and Governor BARGAINS have a stamp collection; the daughter, a Livingston Regional High PFA scholarships — NEW YORK (UPI) — While HOURS dinner ring, etc. Therese Nolan, Nina Wintringham and Lawr- consumer prices generally WiSTPIIUD- continued to climb, gasoline MOUNTAINSIDE - ence Tallamy. Mon.-Frl. 8 lo 4, Spin Man. 8 to 8, prices dropped during the past Tun, to Fri. I 111 All these valuable items belonging to dif- MM, !••, 6 to I ferent members of Bie family can bt in^ TO years, according to Oil TREE SPRAYING eluded in a single policy. Facts.publication of the Amer- The personal articles floater also applies ican Petroleum Institute. to people living alone or with a relative "In the decade 1957-1966, — the office worker, for example, who is tiie average retail price of an avid amateur musician and owns, after regular-grade gasoline, be- ten years of hard saving, a violin wortti fore taxes, declined 2.4 per WITH MODERN EQUIPMENT $S00. An enjlneer may tinker In his spare cent," the publication says. INSURED time with photography and owns- $400 worth FUNERAL DIRECTORS "During fee same years, the Of photographic equipment. Then there's fte federal government's Con- teacher who worked at outside Jobs during F,«d H. Gray, Jr. Pr... 8. G.n. Mgr. sumer Price Index rose more the past five summer vacations. *6 raise the C, Frederick Pappy Vie* Pr..ld.nt than IS per cent and gasoline $800 she has •pint for 4a#iaaqtM desk. (R*pld.nt of Mountain.Id.) taxes increased 19 per Mot/* Oil Facts . says the average WESTMEID pre-tax price of gaioline u . Insurance costs have Been reduced re- of April 1. 1967, was 22.70 Sclim i ede'Tree Expert Co. cently on three dfffe|fnt kinds of property cents a gallon, only a fraction FEDERAL — cameras, Silvugfare and musical in- William A. Doyl., ManagH of a cent over the 1987 price , Btrumsnts, Your local Independent agent or 311 I, Brood Str... of 22.11 cants. broker can tell )Wu how tte personal arti- 233.pl« SAVINGS cles floater e«Bjpf trteet ?««• -CALL: F« toll er.wrtMi CRUDE OIL HAY MEMORIAL Only 48 barrels of crude oil p - TANSETf CO. were produoed in Texas in 80S Mountain Ave. Mountainside Fred H, Cray, Jr., Manager 1889, the firit year of produc- 33 5^00 • Eilabtjahad 1939 13 Sprlnad.ld Av.no. Westfield Edison tion. The record wai 1956 with 322-9109 Hemi Qffjga BS+rMoantBiir Ave.y- Mountainside 276-0092 1,107,808,00) (to) tarreli. ' i hut• IV, 1F>, 1M67- 17 county bankers K of C Assembly gets thanks r r- to offer summer music program will serve this year at [he Campus School,hhelias present- •re (U8( "beginning to undciaUiiJ Uic for support of Administration '",\ r, i 'i.iuiry method for developing ed demonRtratiiins to faculty groups from area A resolution paiMd U« month by die John the President," riii-.ik.il ilulity in young children will be demon- douh niiltic li-arnnn; capabilities of small on NJ. committees schools and at the New jersey fcducation As- children. I lugerald Kennedy General Assembly, Fourti hfi.itui. at Newark Slate College. Union, thii sociation Convention. •icvpritoen Union County bankers areiervinjj IJcgree, Knights of Columbus, condemning Richard PrykluiKl, deputy ,i a si slant sec- KUiiiMiei. "Kvery child," she has said, "hai a pou-ii- 'i-i commiBees of the New Jersey Bankers "public opposition" to President Johnion'i retary of defense, wrote on U-half of Defense The two-d.iy workihop will be held from tial in and through music almost completely .Called (lie "Kodaly method" after its in- 'i a.m. to 4 p.m. July 11 and 12, It will be led N sociation for 1*7-68, it wig announced by policies, hag brought letters of thinks from Secrelary Robert McNamara; novator, the late Hungarian composer Zalian by Miss Miry Helen Richards, whose book, unrealized until now. Possibly music is, to MBA President W. Robert Uivis, president the White Mouse, the Department of Defense l> a dally exercise!.. The ley, business development and public reU- courtesy in bringing his expression of views K of C, who said tlie national orgMliiation .mil the skills of reading music and writing garian schools to see the Kodaly method In memory is shai |)ened. Instiint ivuctlons to tions, and LXmaid Mt'Uougail, trust legiala. aprees "complutoly with tlie subitwet and Operation there. Miss Engelhard was amember to hii attention." adding ttitt "*e support ' fnin ilictation. aural and visual stinuili art- demanded and (I'm , National State Dank, Elizabeth; f-avln of your OrganiKlUon is very gratifying to form of tlie resuhitnin," , Miss Doris Engelhard, a member of the of the touring group, called I\)Mfc because of given, >'. Bpofford, executive and federal reserve re- Music neparenent faculty, who will waeh the ill dedlcaaon to the development of ItM ' 'po- idtlana. Summit and EUutott Trust Com- tentials of music education.1' "It is possible that th* very lir« reading .•ourse under the title, "Music In the Element uxperi^nce a child iuis sh.iuk! hi- [eading ,>any, Elizabeth; Raymond W, Bauer, NjDA ury School," has used the method to train Miss Richards says that music educators rhythmical noiatinn, symbols used in the vice president, and Harry C, Foehl, trust 1 '['©rations, both Iron-i Union Ckiunty Trust Kodaly method, rather than tin alphabet or 1 SUBJECT TU FINE word symbol--. In this way J pusitivc at~ iimpany, Eli?abetfi, 26th ?\m;m SIMMER SESSION COUEGi ENTRANCi In 1632 the eiders of Cam- titude toward ttie use of symbols Is estab- Also, John F. Uavicchia, ilau processing, 1 JUNE 26 - August 1, 1967 bridge, Mass., ruled that lished." Miss Richards says. National State Bank, L.lnden; Robert K, Rock. MAKE-UP COURSES every person must appear at nil, bank operations and management. Com- SPKCIM. \)\\ die monthly town meeting Ilfieb#rr> Pfpp hai aM munity Bank of Linden, Linden; Charles A. ACADEMIC rqnged 3 program whirs within half an hour of the bell's I iitmi jr., executive, Plainfield Savings Bank, l*Hvrhii|«»p -Ijfi'iii Iliiiik Si;,- 1 U> It • fudefiti WHG Issk BRS DAY OR EVENING sounding or be subject to a Sfaff member wins i'l.iinfield; II, Douglas Pavis, executive, n, I-12 ALGIBPU CLASSES HI) \rt-Ciimputi>r Msilli I 'HII •>« mi* iliiil) er mgr! iyb|#ei* far 6E0M1TRY fine. ^lajswell R, Morit, ffust division and exec- cellegs or srsgineering Maxwell R. Murse, trust division executive and Sporl"--'nmu'?> !£hss! gdmiiilort may SOCIOLOGY B*Y CLASSES Typinji-Dramu TRiGONOMiTRT bachelor's degree, tnist legislation, Kenneth N. Norman, eon- msfe* up ft"! dslitisn* MONDAY G» T. i Sludy Tpchniqucf. Shop- Xri.MotlHK Ey. Sfudsnli shfl hi¥i BASIC INGUSH urm>r credit, and Kenneth W, Turnbull, con- THRU THURSDAY vpntion, all from Plainfield Trust State Na- net £empt*?#d high CMIMISTRY MONMOUTH Mftrupolilaii Schcnturi- Crufl- iehasl may ds is in PHYSiCi, HISTORY to atl"end seminary tional Bank, Plainfield. NO WEDNESDAY OR TKNMS ( I.IMC hail the usual fime ar ENGLISH FRIDAY EVENING RACETRACK Mso, William M, Baker, treasurer, trust Public Spfukinfi 111! with lull credit I. II, III, IV CUASSIS UiviBion, and Bugane j,SchMfer, County Bank- given lei ariar high LANGUAGES tkirnpuaitiun iehaa! wsfk ()l any) BIOLOGY i-i';• Association, Summit and Elizabem Trust ompany, Summit; Frank M. Pitt, convention Surnmar or Foil mm itudint 9 or* urged Daily liprell tut Senice Vis Iniln jiliini or to da ig aramptiy to that may be p.op.rl, programed ind United States Savings Bonds, First State pfiar to the ifart a( elsiiif Stmtt iiank of Union, Union; Jack McDonnell, fe- P ; RAM (iroup li'wwon- Icral reserve relationi, Union Center Na- |3 of 6 week OOUTSP TKSTINtl A *p*e.Eii fkeraygh fgvisw cSufii in fngliih grammar is ba- Arrive Mere Leave After tional Bank, Union; and Paul C, Bosland. Advanced Lhom & Riol. ins, offered in bath the day and ivening. FMI Time Lett Rate Suburban Trust Companyi Westfleld, l)l-;i»\RTMKNT TRSSSPORTAT10N Sumnwr Theater \ptiludc- RICISTRATiON.Jgn.26th Delum A.r Conditioned Vekiclei CLASSiS START TUfSPAY JUNI 27th ^~ EARLY COPY ylop Call ar wfitf far appeinfrnenf er free brBEHuFB*fla abliggfiari, Publicity chairmen are urged to observe JQSIPH P, HARVAN, Dlfesrar CONSOLIDATED PINGRY SCHOOL, 215 Norih Avenue. HilMdr Over 10 yeari ««p»F!ene« in acc»l«'ot.d Prep School field. the Friday deadline for other man spot SHOtf 1MB newt. Include your name, address and Telephone: 355-6990 ELIZABETH PREP SCHOOL NiisiU's phone number. Union Center, Union ftSo-9848 "Bide. In Comfart-Hidf With U«- 1 BROAD STREET IL1ZAB1TH, N.J. 072Q1 1 (ifstrane* on illiab** A** = ) Ga hy Bus ' PHONE 289-3444

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CEORCE J. SHERIDAN JR. George J, Sheridan jr, of Union, an edi- on Better Broadlooms from Leading Mills , , , torial staff mtiTiber of the Suburban Publishing Co,, received his bachelor of arts degree on •CALL AW AY • FIRTH • MAGiE • MOHAWK • CABIN CRAFTS • GU LIST AN Sunday from Eaitern Baptist College, St, David's, Pa, An English major,Sheridan completed his course requiremenis in January and Since then has been enrolled at the Eastern Baptist Seminary in Philadelphia, He will enter the Southern Baptist Seminary, Louisville, Ky,, in September, Sheridan lives at 270 Coloniiil aye.. Union, He i§ a graduate of Union High School and attended Newark Colleges of Rutgers University, He received a Key Award for leadership while at Rutgers BIG til and served on the student newspapers and liter- ary magazines at both Riitgers and Eastern Baptist, __ _ Heavy Duly GENERAL ELECTRIC Sheridan is also youth director at the First Baptist Church of Union and editor of the church newsletter. A number of youifj people Mohawk Acriian DuPont 501 from the church attended the graduation ceremonies on Sunday, Before joining the Suburban Acrylic VELVET Nylon Publishing staff three years ago, he worked 2-Speed. 3-Cycle Hlter-FId Washer An outstanding value in one of as a reporter for the Daily Journal,Elizabeth, An Irresistible buy! Very dense, the Springfield Sun, the Citizen of Morris the toughest wearing carpets County and the Dover Lakeland News, plwih carpet , Beautiful'colors. made. Very easy to core for. Rich, clear colors. Secretaries' unit SALE t,99 sq.yd. INSTALLiD SALE 7.99sq yd. INSTALLEt installs new slate R«g. 12.99 Reg. 10.99 Two Linden women were amonf the officers Installed by the Union County Chapter of the Nylon Random Sheared Lustrous Wool Velvet National Seeretariei Association at a meeting

Elizabeth. ceptionally full carpet. Good dec- gorgeous luster-sheen finish. This There were Miss Dolorei F. Orii, orator colors and combinations. carpet is one of the fineit made. corresponding secretary, and Mrs, Anito F, Ellbacher, recording secretary. The installation ceremonies were conducted SALE 8.99 sq. yd. INSTALLED SALE 11,99 tq. yd. INSTALLED by Mrs, -Rath Sehmid of Linden, a past president of the group, and Mis« Theresa L, Keehn of Rag 11.99 Reg. 15.99 Plainfield, outgoing president. Miss Anita Sttiner ol Union High School and Misi Ann Romano of Summit High, winners of the chapter'i aniiual scholarships, were invited Heaviest Nylon twist Mohawk Nylon Shag to the meeUng as guests of the organization, Deep-set twist mode of strongest, • Marvelous for dromati'e decorat- FALSE ALARM most durable yarn. Excollent for ing. Carpet that's beautiful, prac- St. PAUL, Minn, (UP) — Paul Revtre's haavy traffic areas. Beautiful tical, stain-resistant, crush re- famous, ride was a short jaunt compared cplpri. sistant, and durable. with the one taken by Sam Brown in April, 1866, to save western Minnesota from what Sam though was an impending Indian invasion, kSALl 9.99 iq. yd. INSTALLED SALE 9.99 - yd. INSTALLEI Brown alerted settlers along a 60-mile route, then had to take his ride over vgam through Reg. 12.99 Reg. 12,99 a blinding snowstorm to confess that it was a false alarm.

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OPEN DAILY 9-9 SATURDAYS 9-6 HARDWARE «OUttW**RS iTORf NO* LOCXTED AT 1J31 LIBERTY AVE., HH ;.')! *- ™^- \ muiiiiiimmimnnvnvwunvwv "*. • u Mai. ^ , . JH ^ u ^ *i0~', - ^|, J Ti k, pi rvguiair divideiul idsu ibutlon ,-Thursday, Junu 1!i, lUfiT- Trust Company votes The CaHli dividend amountf to 35 cent! per Special program Parents fake part in events share, to be distribuwd Aug. 1 to stockholders cash, sfock dividends of record June 23, The itock dividend, which offered by Army will be paid to the extent of one new share for sponsored by Five Points Y Union County Trust Company has voted its each seven owned, the equivalent of 14,3 per- Young men nradtiitinf, from first dividend •euon sine* 0* mrfir of Hill, cent will be diitrlbuted to stockholder! of hlt'h school this numdi can still i'arents took pan in prugrams held re- Union, assUtad by Am (Gemini tribe, staged •id* Suir Dank on May 12, At its mating record June 26, enlist in the Army's Ciraduate LCiitly by the l-'ivi? I'oints VMC A of Union, J fire lighting eereninny, which was followed June 6, the lk)«rd approved both calh and by songs, stories and games. A torchlight RENT THAT ROOM -•* a Motif Ad. Only U« Specialist [*rn«ram, accord- The faaier and son Y Indian tiuidss lulii •lock dividends, while inltlaUne new quarterly M> <**•* ("in. IJ M) C.ll tit 1J0Q ing to Sgt, CheHter Ci, Klcis their annual spring overnight I'ow-wow at parade concluded tiie evening. of flio Army Kueruittnp Station C amp Linwjoil in Sussex County, On Sunday miirninp. a chapel service was at 9 Caldwell pi,, UH/abeth, MlKhlight of tlie weekend was a eampfiii- held in the outdoor chapel inthe pines. Catho- Under this propram,enlist- program, Longlinu'ie Chief Erwin Whlttman of lic fathers and ions attended Mass in Brancli- ees are guaranteed classroom vllle. training'in i field of their The Indian Uuide program Is open to first LEARNchoice, More than UOQ courses To announce start and second graders. Those interested were in electrical and motor main- urged to Call Howard N<. rriek, bratich execu- tenance, electronics, combat tive, at 687-5S70. THE FLOOR SHOP speeialUei, technical skillti, of county survey A Parents' Day was held at the Y to con. 1ST, 1934 military crafts,clerical skills elude the Spring WranglerClun and the Spring and graphics are available, jacque Slchel of 1,'nion, llnionC«jnty Ameri- Baton Class. Syt, Rice said. can Civil LibertlM liniun Chapter chairman, The Baton Class, which meeti Thursday will announce the commencement of a county- afternoons, is taught by Miss AUct Kennedy NOW FEATURING THE FINEST SELECTION wide survey of school implementation of tJif uf Linden, a student at Newark State College, Public Notice federal aid to education act at a meeting of and Is open to all girls. An advanced baton 0/ APPALACHIAN PINE TAKt NUT1C.T *m Gorton Hail k lorn- the group on Monday at 8 p.m. in Temple class is planned for next (all. Mnjrj, bit,, ukiinj u GOMXiN BASS 1 I'UM- Emanuel, E, Broad si., Westfield, The Wrangler Club is a program for young- I'ANNVV, INC., and aiao D/B/A UN!; WINL^, Professor George K. LaNoue, a professor sters in kindergarten through third grade. It uNuMrrn, «•• MWM< • M nw «f tfie nivialofi of Aigshoglc Beverage Cnnlfei of government and education at Teacher!, is also directed by Miss Kennedy, assisted by far 1 HIefiary Whoieiale Llctifise for ft* FURNITURE College, Columbia University, will addrtss; Arlene Simon, Joan Kundin and Arlene Sliver, Hremiiei lifuaied li lOga Hudson §*r«i. uyon, N« Jane? «•> B muniun • wtn. the meeting. His topic will be "Public man, all students at Newark SUM, and Erenst Original EARLY AMERICAN De.ignt, house at IOBM Fhjdaen Street, Unien, New1 I- unds for r'arochial Schools-Ducision for tht Ultifit of Union, a counselor In training, 1 Jeriey and to mainlayi i baieirssfn « VW * 11 Modified To comply with today's living >lutleoa Sfrset, Union, Ne* Jersey. Sixties. In his talk he will discuss the The namee in] a£if*lH« of li! Officer*, EARLY COPY Uirenofi and item §tS€Migide/rl holding: ten recently enacted school bus law and federal or more per<:-em of We eafiiai BIBCK Bf ih*' aid to parochial schools, LaNoue hasteitlfiod Publicity chairmen Of* urged to observe Hk#Mi=hed Hr rr sr»? jus! Iwn uf thf many ftrriipnt ssrpsraaon are ai foiio«i: piffM by WILLIAM KETNRR whg has t.>^ptu»d lh? GORDON BASS several times before Congressional com. the Friday deadline for other than spot fhim of COLONIAL TIMES in tlrh wood, YouMl hav? Praildanl, Director. Stockholder, imttees and the New York City School Board news. Include your name, address and f« »p# theif piPfPi id fully tepprrrialr their >yltd tHtn = Ml Upper Mountain Atenue, iJnjtiirtn, finp finish and •U-arPUnd qualMv, •* pfiffi Upper Montciur, N, J. on the Federal Elementary and Secondary phone number. MARjORif M, BASS, School Act, to Katlafy any hudgri. Hffe err • fi*w tBfnplri Tfeilyref, Director, btgctnaltief, 301 Upper Moujitalii Avenue, UMier Mmuelalr, N.l. DROP LEAF END TABLI $44,95 RIC-fiARO F. MEVKH, 5 on committee i'lce-FFeildem. Director, btDckholder. OvVNfRS FOR LAMP BOOK CASE...... WS TOTE 1M Feiia Read. Kami F,n,. Nn Jeriey TABLE DRY SINK with Copper Insert ....$139 CHAIR EDWARD c. /tlTLtR. jr., for art exhibit *500 to'5000 ^secretary, Stockholder. 732 Magic Avenue, Tive area residents are H]..be,h. N. J, servinp. on a committee for the LOW RATES S39 $15.95 OfejecHtms, If any, stiguld fee made immediately is writing to Sie ESrectuf of the annual uxhibit and sale of the NO EXTRA CHARGES Utvliion of Alcoholic Beverage ysno-ql. I Km Academic Artists, Inc., to be "QUALITY AT A COMPETITIVE FRICf . . THY US' PUymtnd Boulevard. Newim, New Jersey, CORDON BASS t COMPANY, INC. held from juno 19 through NO PREMIUMS CARPETS • LINOLEUM • TILE IDS? Hudson Street June 30 at the Union Junior Union, New Jersey LOAN$ Union Lcadcr^june 8, 15, 136?, (Fee: 117.16} College in Cranford, The public was invittd to attend on Spadafiit In 540 NORTH AVE., UNION C4H AIR, Iff CHUCK Horns ft»-FJnancir>9 __ _NOT)C1 TO CMnmiRS Mondays through Fridays (N«r Martli Ay..) Register now for our ESTATE OF lUdEfJE I.NAEDELI DieMSea til /iii firivQio phonv for Ovtr 19 Ytirt Pyryaani ES the order of MAKYCItA.NANE, from 2 until 4 p.m., and from OPEN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY TO 9 Surrogate ol Hi, CHiMy SI Union, IM on the 7 until 9 p.m. Teen-Age Cooking Classes ninneenln day of Ma; A.D., !«.?, upon he N.J. MORTGAGE •HilkiUon of the undtrilfnad, al Eiecutor The area residents on the 4 liMom — 10-11i30 A, M, of the estate ef said deceased, nocia ii hereby committee are: Mrs, Albert 622-7400 A INVESTMENT CORP, 352-7400 given ts Bie ereditors at said degeised to e.hUut io •>• iJMfrlMr under oath or af> Clenis, John Kelly, Mrs, Milton M Csmmnci llrnt, Niwirti, N.j, PARK IN OUR tOT ADJACENT TO EUILDINU • EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, STARTING JULY 6 Hrnuiign their ElaMia and demands a|iinit LitMitMi uniir CMpMr II P.L.1MI the eitaa of laid deeeaied -lOiln •!» msnths Krasner, sndMrs, A.J.Sasno- in Elizabeth, Matuehen, Rahway, Wtstfield ind from me dis sf said order, or they will fe* all of Union . and Mrs, S, forever barred from proiesutiiig or recove Flng Perth Amboy, Vie lime ajsinsi me suhigrifjer. Allyn Schaeffer nl Rosellti, The Howard Savings Insatutlon, of Nanrt, N.J. Fret Instruction! • Free Gifts for All! Eaeeuter Free Food! • Free Recipes to take home! AEEortiiyi Chajulls. Lynen k Maisny 9 ClliiBn St. All Complimenti of the Nenart, N.j, Keeping a sharp eye on payroll expenses... Union Lsa^r May 25. June 1, S. 15, i%7 lizabethtown Gas ( o • • i w Fees $21,1?) •• • Classes will be held at: NOTICE TO CRiaTOfiS ESTATE OF R1OINA ROSnSltl Deaased ELIZABETH WESTFIELD R»HWAY METUCHEN PHTN Purtuut B me order of MAHYC. KANANE, 4S2 Main St. tenpi tt be Count; af UWB, Illtdl OB Ont 1M !lm St.119 Ctntnl UflOT the Ui.™* day of May A.D.. 1947, UBon :llifbithtown 2i»S00O Avi. 289-5000 220 Market St tim ippligaaon of Ae yfK&rsisBed, as Alh 289-5000 28*5000 MINISTHATOIl of tie IB! <•< Hid deceased, Plaza Boys is hereby (iyen to the ereditors of ZII-SMO laid deceased lo exhifalt m file aybscrifeer under oeB or aHirmatlgn aelr tlalms «rt — HURRY! REGISTRATION UMITfBJ— -—-\ demands agaiiiit the eitss of ssid deceased within six menmi from 6ie dels of said order^ or they will be forever berfed from prone- Mrs, Charlettt Mitchell, Home EconofTiics Dept, euSSi BT rKovering die sajne afalnsf the suhicruier. ELIZABETHTOWN GAS COMPANY The Howard livings laaBEytlsn, of Ont Elizab«thtown Plan, IllMbith, N, J, Newart, N.J, A^ninistrator Armrney Yes, I would like to attend your FREE Teen-Age Cookini Ksymsnd D. O'Brien IfirsMltren EUHteBi, NJ. UMta LMtW »*y m. Jue» I, I, ii, 1«7 [!,.< . I rri 121-12) MMIf

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Comnsny Oflrr liimiiil inm,n writti hy hlirjihrihlnwii(tux ('•>• Street Ttl, CO«ro«ATiW 'lizabethtown Gas ' City"" " State Zip tmie lUMMfH I MITUCHEH I PfRTHMiMV I «»HWAY wlttntLO IH4 rim turn 11liHMIhl'flHi PM» «* Main Slrnl tfll MuMt Sinn! ? 19Central avenue tmwtt ELIZABETH • HILLSIDE • KENILWORTH • PLAINFIELD • RAHWAY ROSELLE PARK SPRINGFIELD • SUMMIT • WESTFIELD NEW JERSEY -Thursday, June 15, 1967- Bergbauer-Paul marriage held in Presbyterian Church, Union Miw laften Oall Bergbwwr, dwiriinr The Rev, Howard W. McPaU jr. performed of Mr. udMrt. Clifford A.B«r«b«uer,oM219 the eeramony in Connecticut Farms Ppeiby- Rony rd,. Union, «•• fMrrled June 4 » Ewald ttrtan Church, Union, A reception followed Walter Paul, Mn of Mrs. Ew«M Paul of Peach at the Manor In West Orange. Tree IIM, Meuntainaidt, formerly of Union, The bride's father escaped his daughter. and tfw law Mr. Paul, The nine attendants included Miss Lynn Hauek as maid of honor, Herbert Elliott III served at bast man, Miss Martin feted Mrs. Paul, who was iraduMed from Berk- el«y School, East Orange, li a secretory for W,R, Grace and Co., Chatham, SALE at surprise shower Her husband, an alumnus of the University 3Doy. TMURS. • FRI. • SAT. of Delaware, Newark, Dela,, where he was a Miaa Evelyn Martin of 2 Red Oak lane, member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, Is a Buy On. At KenUworth, formerly of Union, was feted at R.g. Prlsa senior at Newark College of Engineering. 2nd Article a iurprls* Bridal »hower recently it the Cha- He ii vice-president of Ae ElcoToolCo,, PRICE SALE teau Riiimriw, Union. Springfield. Sviittft Hostesses were members of the bridal party, Following a Bermuda honeymoon, the couple 4kM» Mrs. Ruth Ratajesak, prospective matron of will reside In Springfield. • Salts honor; Mill Gloria Raekozy, prospective maid Spirt Ctits • Slicks of honor. mt Mn, Dorothy Rmlninr, pro- Early coffee Vi PRICE spective bridesmaid. Sleepyheads who want a eup af coffee ON minute they open their eyes will welcome this Outttonding Forty guests arrived from Union, KcnU- ttmesaver. Make extra coffee at dinnertime 1 worth, Caneret, Newark and New York City, and pour It Into a vacuum bottle tor early PAJAMAS aid ROBES Vi PRICE Miss Martin will become the bride of Ed- morning enjoyment. ward O'Rorke of Carter** on Aug. 12 at the Church of the Assumption, Roselle Park, •rllrfiaf pria* prevail. „, fir., |,.m To Publicity Chairmen- N«v»r a Charg* CALIFORNIA LEADS would you like pmi help Fsr AlWfotioni! WASHINGTON (UPI) — CaUfomlB in 1965 had a 5.8 million households, more than any in preparing newspaper re- 1992 Morris Ave, 964-1230 Union state, says a recent report by the Census leases? Write to this news- • Pro Parking Raor si Stor. • Bureau, New York wil second with 5.6 million paper and ask for our "Tips 261 Morrii Ave. 379-1920 Springfield households. During 1900-65, Nevada gained (Amaath/ RWIMIPI) 42,000 households, a 46 per cent boost, the on Submitting News Re- MRS, EWALU WALTER PAUL highest increase in die nation for the period. leases.'* , MRS, WALTER BORIGHT JR. SAVES YOU BLUE STAMP JUNE JUBILEE MORE! Pamela Eugenia Zardecki weds GRAND BROILING OR FRYING Kenilworth Councilman Benight UNION Miss Pamela Eugenia Zardeciu, daughter girls. ISHKlNARKETSi of Mr. «nd Mrs, Anftony Edward Zardecki Lewis Edward Boright served as best man WHOIE of 323 Miner ter,. Linden, was married Sai- for bis brother. Ushers were Anthony Eugene day afternoon to Walter Ellsworth Boright Zardecki, head usher, brother of the bride; jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter EUsworft George Joseph Frank Jr., cousin of the groom, Boright Sr. of 47 Arbor at,, Kenllwortii, and Wayne Joseph Bukevicz, cousin of the Mr, Boright Sr, is a former mayor of Kenll- bride, worth. Mrs. Boright, who was graduated from Lin- The Rev. Fred B, MiUer officiated at *• den High School, is a senior at Newark Ibl State College, Union, where she Is majoring ickens 5 p.m. double-ring ceremony In St. Theresa of the Child Jesus Church, Linden. A reeep- in elementary education, with minors In vocal Split irlnrtered tlon followed at the Crystal Ballroom In A* music and English. She Is studying toward Elizabeth Carteret Hotel, Elizabeth. Miss a B.A, degree. Louise Natale was soloist. Her husband, a councilman in the Borough TOP QUALITY The bride's faflier escorted Ms daughter. of Kenilworth, was graduated from Jonathan IIUITS *M will Mrs, Anthony Eugene Zardecki, sister-in-law Dayton Regional High School in Springfield FREE50. STAMPS U1S *1M MM SCOTTOWELS of the bride, served as man-on of honor. Brides- and Newark State College, Union, where he maids included Mies Amlle Wink wad Miss received a B.A, degree, with a major In T«*«^C««MU^GkBk «hsh;» Helen Witek, cousins of the bride, and Miss secondary social studies and minors in vocal Chteken Quarters Prlscilla Boright, sister of the groom. Miss music and English, He Is presently teaching 2 39' Cynthia Madeline Rapp and Miss Donna-joe language arts and social studies at the Charles STARKISTTUNA Friel, nieces of tfie groom, served as flower H, Brewer School In Clark. Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice m JUICE NOTICE OF APPUCATION Uil Rib Steaks BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PAJ1IS NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION N lk Union CBBllJ. N. j, •fltBaS-liU WARNOCKl V Tb. Daasn tarn* a( lB^. sava afftwi • NOTICE IS IIERSEV GIVEN an tt» ftOlsw 2u) A™»._I UM Mnal, IteaaUa, N.J. Two %%**. MU taftiM talu BONELESS FRESH L1AN ing pnpoHd onlwuic. nl bmttaem and Ba BaMtSi aof f^ I putad an Brat raaOni M&a Major aalGw Ol ft Ma lenaa* el Ra PrPartt, la 0 0» POPE TOMATOES 7 MnTJ, m IMMCMICMI titSS asfelt. IMMMkr M CH8CK FILLET PERX a Jin I, mi isi Bat >.u ordlMnc. rtU *MMar tm, RsMn 1, May II •to *m b. Btaa up for maj p«m(i an TlwrKhy iMt* .f M akna MM think* it ...iim jm 22. 196? ilMD o-cloct. pra. nM U"i«. sr u iHa aaraahar u aald Tti iii i r iiitiri 11 IIIIIIII minar us b. nufead, nfta rejuU r niaa, by •ajanar MRJah HUB. A, PaBar m jONNl la Iwtap. V Maylt, IWU to HI M BO8KL WARN0CE, IBf <* Hli M.yor art Cwcli s M Ma at mil iinjjlt"'' in laaftmilai umii .if |-f.f. 7 99 M lams* Hail ui uu Boroueh gf ftsMlla uûm, •k Part, ami IU mil paraoni naiual aharau Cmmf Brr-B. atuniai- Daaoa Baart ROMJlaPuk. N ]. «iii ba fct**n is sppBrfyaif? mfea bea m eeis- Tto Synmw Juta II, ft l»af, (Faas MJO) FREE50. STAMPS srsuif Mma, Rân Antwlaa. MMwr . ByTitaanif ttrMajw an* OouwLala* NOTICI OF APPUCATION Bonun of Rgialla Park, Tkt ^namr Jim. 8. 15. 1967 (Faa J7.6O) TAKE HOTICB data, gxma Liausi Mail, VICTORIA CRANE rf RsaaUt, be, a opgrlOia af dj. 3u« •onugiaan of Nav Jariw, *alU| u ST. GUM! C ORDINANCE NO, TIT UQUOB MART, toaMMad to mm Mawr mt OMKII af tto Bora^, si RsaaUaTNM RAD oi OFF wSc PAPER 2 5 5 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR APPLICATION rron THE PURCHASING AND EQUIPPING Jarapf, Mr a Plaurf KauU UtMkM U- OF AN AMBUUNCF. FOR THE TAKI MumcE am usranis, INC. a. w D-5 foe praMaaa aMMM at llfr. BOROOCII OF ROSELLE FAME AW h.. applied IO th. Mayor M c™dl at d» IIM H, Caaraa A«awa, RsaaU*. Nan Jvaay, PROVBIND FOR AM APPROPRIA- Borough o( liMk, Hr» Jtnaj, isr a O>* Oman. dlrMori «d aHMBMarn PONJ 8 C TION OF ELEVEN THOOSAHJ FIVE Liquor LHM CB-I Mr pnmiiaa aMaatf WILUAM ntSMAN, SASSAGE m ;65 HUNDRED DOLLARS M 415 E. in Ay.., doÛ.. N. j. STEER LIVER FROM THE GAPITAL IMPROVI, RUSSELL tXXJCLAS, aCAC ?j?a?fiu •*«*•« at • *• ft OC CRI AM CHEESE MENTFUM). P~k»H. FREE 50, STAMPS U IT ORDAINED by ka M.pn- aM ComUl 1« RWIIT*,, af em BoiDugb of Rop.ll. f>a>k, aa hllmni UM,NJ. ibO*P TRuNZKIELBASI ib, O9 Tt-t •• Boroueh gl Raaalla FUED VAUGHN. infOs/B TMaanr, lain Old.moUI. «' 2nCf0rt CUBE STEAK MB.|pttad frtna with as aU , cni*ri,«.J. BAR"KUI: SAUCE »99« piiriuan as ipaaflcaUau apprnM kf Aa JEfBMULMW, IJMMltf AMi. MAI PACK ~ j M upon »a aivla M B» fir* C Kaaalto, N.J. S 69 Flv r^(»[l.) .) InMS T biATifflllau. •Mrasf u mn to raqurad, be md dv. urn. KERMIT REDC, I I) b«r«by uraprlatad m d» alonaald pur. 20S Uyrtl. St., ^^; <*M^ -»kd> iliS ••« Mmn» ,•!!!„ î -lfra4Ha>ili j, Capital ImanvanaH Find from aaappnprta- ARTHUR BROWN, Bon kannhra maia u a la^m sr Mftil Eliukatt. Nevjana; cocccn UlHilhSi., frafl—f Jma 15. 31.11»7.1 (•aratgian Maplatf, Cr-Jord. N! J. Tto Wfk Mi CHIM ui FmkHt >i MCBQN 3; TMa Ordlnô, •uuuiaana OMaaiaia, II an;, abouki da muk In- il &• timi M In At naaaar pnaaitoA ky •MMaMy, InJtmaat, •» j*aa knUtk, Bor- RENT THAT ROOM wilti • Wont T«l2^jmSnWDri». aua> Oan, Bam^ HaU, Rualla, Na* jar- Ad. Only Mi p., »,d(.i». 12.80) tW spûmr jm 15. 1«7 (Faa W.00) Coll 6J6-7700, TWkBJa 15 21 IN7, (F«:»13.«) PEANUT BUTTER APPLE PIE

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Marsh, Carole S, Matthews! Joseph Di Palma, secretary- James Gene- Mr, and Mrs. Henry Bouchard of Hillside Daniel G, Olasin, Edward C. Parish, Gary vest, corresponding secretary; Dominic La taurant, Springfield. This will be the con- avenue, Springfield, have announced the en- cluding activity until the fall. D. Pefton, William Pennington, Kevin M. Mijrgesa, treasurer; Philip Statlle, assistant gagement of their, daughter, Elaine Marilyn, Porter, Scott T. Pruijing, Robert j. Quinn, treasurer, and Joseph Di Lto, sergeant at The guest speiker will be Mrs, Roland P, to Joseph P, Weis, son of Mr, and Mrs. Aaguit Wayne F. Reibold, Robert H. Reichman, Nor-- arms. Beattie of Berkeley Heights, presldentof Eliz- Weis of Nutley. man F. Relnhardt, Stephen L. Reisman, judd J. ' abeth Presbyterial, and an elder in the West- Miss Bouchard graduated magna cum laude Repka, Robert P. Ripp, jimes F. Robinson, minster Presbyterian Church of Berkeley from Duke Univerilty on June 8, She is a Jeffrey M, Rogers, Frank Russoniello, Anthony Heights. Mrs. Beattie will explain the work of member of Phi Beta Kappa, national honor M, Scarlllo, Alan Schlanger, Ira Schulman, Miss Kurtz is wed the Presbyteriiil and the part which the local society; Kappa Delta Pi, edueaflon honor WilU«m Schwab, Ronald L, Shapiro, Daniel M. MISS HELENE'E, RAU MISS SUSAN JO SHILL church plays In it. The program ehalrmin society, and Kappa Delta sorority. She Is also Silverman, Jay Silverman, Laurence M. Silver- is Mrs. JuneDeFino.Mrs.G. Williiton French, an alumna of Jonathan Daytcm Regional High stein, Mark B. Spa!, Gregg A, Spector, Arthur to soldier assigned president, will preside at the puslnese portion School; Springfield. Miss Bouchard Is employed J. Starr- Miss Rau will wed Miss Shill to wed '. of the meeting. by the N, J. Bell Telephone Co., Newark. Janet G. Mauro, Jill Mendelsohn, Eleanor M, Mr, Weis is a graduate of Nutley High School EMPLOY IIS '*ei our Wont Adi when hiring »m. Meyer, Lena M. Minlcoizl, Joanne Monaco, to Fort Knox duty during September and Lehlgh JJniveriiry. Hi is employed by the Hazel V, Murphy, Irene Murphy, Linda j, student at Wagner pleyHi. Biaj abou! ¥Suf«»ll for only 13.BO! Coli SCM Corp., New York. Miss Naomi Kurt?,, daughter of Mr. and 486.7700, doii, 9 to 5:00, Mutschler, Rona S. Nadel, Bonnie A, Newby, Mr, and Mrs, George C, Riu of Piseataway, M.rs. Benjamin Shill of Caldwell place, Celeste M, Noonan, Diane M. Ogonowsky, Beth Mrs. Jerome J. Kurtz of Springfield, was Springfield, has announced the engagement formerly of 36 Beverly Rd., Springfield, have marritd Saturday evening to Pvt, Richard B, of her daughter. Miss Susan jo Sliill, to Dr. D. Ollnskyt Donna Petruzziello, Susan L. announced the engageminr of [heir daughter, School holds Petzinger, Donna L. Pfeifer, Carole Pleper, Kessler, USA, son of Mr. and Mrs, Harold George Cardos of Budapest, Hungary. NJi'.s Helent E,, to Noel Lexow Dahlander 111, son Kessler of Smithtown, N, Y, The ceremony Shill is also the daughter of the late Dr. Joan Polakoff, Jeanette M, Pulice, HelenQuor- of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Dalilander jr. of New was performed by Rabbi David Freedman at tln. Bonnie L. Raikin, Beth A. Reisberg, Amy Mjlford, Pa, Benjamin Shill. A September wedding is speech event B. Ring. Lynn Rosenhand, Sharon M. Ruben- the Maplewood Manor, A reception followed. planned. NEED MONEY Ronald Johnson, a seventh Mils Rau, a graduate of Jonathan Dayton stein, Yolanda M. Rueda, Orna Sehachtel, Arlene Rtsnick was maid of honor, Mrs. Miss Shill, a graduate of Douglas College, grader at Deerfield School in Mindy B. Schrelber, Arlene L. Schulman; Regional High School, Springfield, attended Mountainside, won first place Endlcott Junior College and has just graduated Martin Cohen, sister of the groom, wai mao-on spent a year in England on a Fulbright Fel- Richard P, Stein, Lawrence j, Sternbach, of honor, and Phyllis Williger wai junior lowship and received a master's degree in FOR YOUR in the 11th annual speech con- Gary E« Street, Mark Tenenbaum, James R. from Wngner College, Staten Island, N.Y, test at the school last Friday. Daring her Junior year, sheitudiedin Wngner's maid of honor, Russian area studies from the University of Tomie, Joseph j, Truncale, William Venet, Wisconsin on a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, Second place in the contest Robert S, W»rhoftlg, Arthur Weisbrot, Richard Extenlion School in Bregenz, Austria. Gary Kessler served as best man for his was won by Nancy Cranford, Mr, Dtihlander, a graduate of Blue Ridge She is now the librarian of the Russian Re- VACATION? E. Werner. Daniel Williams, Gary K.Williams, brother. Ushers were Barry Kurti, brother search Center at Harvard Universitv. an eighth grader. Tiefl for Timothy J. Wilson, Steven G, Wipner, Wayne High School, alto attends Wagner College and of the bride" Martin Cohen, brother-in-law third were Wendy Petry, sev- Witowsky, Mitcheil Wolff, Fred H. Yunker III, allo itudied in Austria for » year. of the groom; Steven Willinger, Michael Fein, Dr, Cardos left Hungary in MSh, did his enth grade, and Joyce Agee Robert E. Zuckerberg! A February wedding ii planned. stein, Paul Grossman, Michael Nahoum, Jerry medical training at St. Bartholomew's Ibspi- and Jayne Chaddon, both eigh- Molly Schwartz, Gail P. Searles, Susan L. Scher and Mark Haselkorn. tal in London and received a master's degree th grade. Sheldon, Paula Shill, Michelle Slarchio, Amy in psychology from Tufts University. He is Other sixth, stvenm and F. Silverswln, Susan H. Sllverstoln, Kathy j. Gross receives degree The bride is • graduate of the University presently a resident in psychiatry at Boston eiihth graders who took part Smith, Deborah A. Speer, Karen E. Squirlock, of Bridgeport and will teach id the Kenilworth State Hospital, In the contest on the theme Diwn C. SWarns, Debra L. Steinbaeh, Judith from Yeshiva College school system in September. Pvt, Kessler, of "Stories That Never Grow A. Steinhart, Kathy Stevens, Linda S, Strauss, also a graduate of ttie University of Bridge- NIED A JOB? Read the Help Wanted useiion. Old" were Susan Gregorlo, Kathi Summerer, Dale C. Szanger, EUssa S. port, is presently stationed at Fort Knox, Better still ._ , . let pfQspegtiv^ smplqyers repd NEW YORK, N.Y,—Jacob Grosi of 372 oboulyou.CoM 686.7700 (or Ol4{ pel word Employ, Jeff Miller, Bruce Batten, Title, Kathryn S. Tonko, Diane M. yerlanglexi^ Ky. Carol Salz, Riitfi Cutmah, SprtagfM N.J., recolvod a merit Wonted ad* $2,80 (minimum) Virginia A. Vogt, Shirley E, Weinterg, irisM. bachelor of arts degree from Yeohiva College Ellen Hart, Joan Franklin, Weiiman, Maureen Wellen, Karen Wenisch, Joanne Hansen and Leigh Wis- at commencement exercises held Monday, Elise Wern«r, Ro'uerta j. Vimler; The graduation caremoniM were held at the niewskL Michelle E. Widom, Toby R, Wllkotz, Sonla > Hair coloring and styling Daneiger Campus of Yeshiva University In eur ipseislty L. Winters, Wendy C. Zahn, Dawn A.ZarreUi, Mniihattan. Phyllis S. Zurkoff. > Wigs and rails reitlyad! RENT A CAR and s«t ,- Arrange a low cost First State or Station Wagon Public Notice Public Notice if-Cenditiensd Cars Available T.ke notice Ihu KLEVTS L, BERZENSHS. MHOUCH OP MOUNTAiNSIDB o-rim, u ECHO LODOI, ui wnlMd m tta RT FOR PUBLICATION Bank Vacation Loan. CHneu si at |n# a MaunuaHM, Nw The ultimate in hairfashian* by JEHJI tor i PlassfiF R«nl Csaiusip&gB UCBH, C7, for p«ml«e. BBuad u 1IBO Miss Jaann Ropuono ll RL 23, M™t.taH4.. DECEMBER DECEMBER ObJKIUai. II mi, Mmuld b. m^, Immoi- 31, I96t. 31, i%5 277-3100 Utily In wrtaai » Suiiw A. Italian, Boroujh JULE'S QerK of Mouit.lii.ld.. Niw J«r»V. C»«ti Investments BPJ l'r*p*ld 173 Mountain Aye,, Springfield, N,J, 39 River Road, Summit KLIVIS L. BERZENSKU; Dcbi Scrviff -— $ M9.Wi7.Sl | 423,946,42 Special Week End Rates 1050 Bl. 22, lutes, A.»**asn>entfl, Ltens tnii Phsne 376. 1131 War «ppl. MotBUUMa, N.J. UlllitV Charucs Ra«iv*ble T T •,...,...... ft7.OA7.R-, 77,466,00 Wed, thru 8«t,-» to I Etldmy til 9 Se sure fo take along your golf dEb» 15 l' Property Acquired lot- Taxes - Assessed Value..,, ....,-...,.,- -"-.i 4,02^1)11 Accounts R*c*lv*hl* (And lnvemn»-y)' ' * - 13.M9.7R clubs, plenty of leisure clothes l-'lxnl t*plul Authorized *m.l Uncompleted - Utility ,. „.,. —*-„ 300,000.00 r Deferred Charges to iuture Taxation - Round Roast Sals and ffte necessary eoih to make General CvplUI ... t 734-6^.41 ^2^800,00 TOTAL ASSF.TS t_t_^ ,„„ \l.6^9,006.^7 I fol,45fl.B3_ lotion or Top L1AB1UTIE5. KLbLRVES AND SURPLUS * SUMMERTIME your vacation a pleasant one. Bond* and Note* Payable „ . S 443 000JM * 2M 000 00 Improvement And urizatlons 674 SU 06 V 701 00 ItiN Other l.UbUtOft* and Sp*t.ip| Fmtdi , 2I4.7OO.M "JlV.Ml.lO Amortisation of Debt of Fixed Capital Acquired or Authorised , ,..,.., , - --- l5t000.0U Eye Rond, dip or 9 Reserve lor Certain Assci* Receivable....„,..,.„„ 43,155172 54,035.56 Surplus ..+ ,.,...,..., , 27H.33v.y.'i .2171} 73.0 7 TL LLRtLITlK > SURI'LtiS-.- il ^^-00657 \ ._?3.L456.83 Top Sirloli Roaitj .. Deliciaul, foito-tempting JV U^MI AHAT1VI SFAil Ml NT (Jf (>' i-hAllON ANL>C llANGL IN Loan service is quick, convenient CtlRRENTl FUND •*" " " YKAlt 196ft YEAR I96S Spriag B|-;yl.NtIF: jr.ASH RAfiis\ ' and confidential af First Statm. Surplus HalaiK,, januai-y i.. .„,...,... ,.. * 2O7.B3J/J8 % iBll.ftOÔS DANISH PASTRIES Log of Lowb... Miscellaneous - From Other 'Iii*n 10 Local Property Tu L*vl=» ..— 253,554.B1 239,M7.52 % Collections of LfellnqMcnt T&kes We take pride in our 1 pfci, of Hamburg., Stop by any office right owoy. and Tu Tilh l.|*n*.... , T 37,464.1* 31,145.98 old-fashioned quality and mcipei SAVE 30 to 70% Collection irf Cuirent lax L*v> ... -.- 2-0J8-f>ftZ.A4 l&iS&J&JQ- Roll, with purchais ItjTAL nrVE_Ht,l AND SURPLUS * , .»2.MVm.4V »2,446.21ft. >J> • FREE of 3 Iki, efChueli Ofsundl ^•XFEHHTURES ^C/^pt^L BASIS) Budget E*ppndltUrti' Treat Dad to a rial delight with one of On The Loveliest Municipal Ptirpofes ^ % 55J.4W.00 J S34.060.V. our old-fashioned Straw Hat Cakes for County T*»« r: ....„ J2AJ63.8Z 320,797.29 FATHiRS DAY Local »nd Regional School TiMs. •••.;•',.• 1,40^,140-21 I,3fl8.396.32 Other Expenditures — •/ ^7? .^1 »fl mTAL FXPF.ND1T1JRE5. ,t...... „-,....* Surplu. B»lance, HeCember 3| .,„*;..* JM.'/Ti^.1 riV1' ™ SUMMER APPAREL COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATION AND CHANCE IN SURPLUS "" DELLAERTS DELICIOUS •SWIMMIMG Pfini imiJTV FIIKD OEVRBltm fCASH BAgJSV Membership Peei. „„. ..., ....*„.* ..*.,...,.. * 56.742,00 BAKERY Ca«talo»pes MH«ll*—^v; rr:- ^-r Tfian LARGE SUNCH w^mbcrahlp Feea,,.... * TOTAL KfcVflfaE AND SpR • (hear lardy Farms) Asparagus,. STATE BANK -•• 257V Morrl, Av«.,Unran, N.J. .,.,,, Shop at the g ditures: UNION tdXSt NKW JERSEY Operatlr«....,., +#^...lt..,,Mt .*.; * "Cake* far ell oecaj/ons" SURPLUS BALANCE, D^CEMBUR 3L...,.....* ..*».-«* ?7(«00.7i Slap in and Check Our in-Slsr* Stare Haunt :: 763 Mountoin Avenue •1. Th.ttti.Bo.ril jffiiMggMffla. ollecwd more frequently, d « A.M. ill f P.M. Sprir.gfi.ld DR'6-5505 The Above Bunifn.ry or aynop*it *M praptrwj from tlw rcptjri at audit of tlw Bonxi^h of Mounuiniida. County of Union, for th»cal«ndu-y«*r 1966. Thlp nport of Audit tubmltMd 956 Stuy vemnt Avenue MEMiiR FBDERAI. OIPOSIT INiUUNCf COHêB*TION "Better Apparel at Lower Prices" by Suplea, Cloomy And CompAny. R*|li»nd Municipal Accoutiuiitts And C«nUlcd Public Thuri,, Fril. Sal. Accoununta. it on flic At th* BoivusH Cl*rk*A offlcv uid miy bt Lnvpecvd by any lnttrotBd Uwien MU ••lias C.C.P. & UNI-CARD Charg* Plant Avollabl. pcrton. Op.n all 4a? Sunday 150 ELMORA AVE. T.I. 289-7222 ELIZABETH ELMtR A, HOPFARTM 686-4987 Ctert MgunBUMdt JeBO-jlim IS, 1947. (F«!

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Union, «nd Ae schedules Atlantic City bus trip Members particlp*ted in the Fiks Lodge and Mrs. Charles Kramer of 56 South 23rd late Mrs, Jessie Barnes, The American War Dads Auxiliary of Union Canonlco or Mrs, Stein may be contacted for of Union annual Flag Day ceremonies on it,, Kenllworth, was married June 3 to John Miss Bulwin Is an alumna of WecaunhlcHlgh Chapter No, 1 announced plans at Its regular reservations. June 8 at the Elks' Lodge home grounds, Mrs. Kokai of Kenilworth, son of Mr, and Mrs. John School. Her fiance is a graduate of Union High monthly meeting June 5 for a chartered bus A third trip is being planned for a char- Canonico, Mrs, Wolf and Mrs, Brandt were Kokai of Europe, School and Muhlenberg College, The couple are trip to AtUntie City, scheduled June 24, An tered bus crip to Montreal to Expo-67. Bum in the flag procession with members of the The Rav. Brief Rlordan, assistant pastor of employed by tte j. L, Hammett Co., Union. American War Dads Chapter No, 1 of Union. St, Theresa's Church, Kenilworth, officiated air - conditioned bus will leave from the will leave from the Muncipal lot July 16 at the ceremony in the church, A recepUon Municipal parking lot, Morris and Grand- at 8:30 a.m. The trip is planned for a •U- The auxiliary made plans to sell pens for view avenues at Si30 a.m. A tour of a winery days-flve nights event. For additional in- the summer's money - raising project, followed at Ange and Min's Restaurant, Kenil- 40th anniversary party near Atlantic City is included in the agenda, formation Mi-s, Stein, chairman, may be con- worth. with shopping and luncheon at the Smith- tacted. Mrs, Stein reported on her visit to the The bride was escorted by her father. Miss ville Inn, The group will ipend ttie rest of women patients at the East urange Veterans Margaret Kramer served as maid of honor for honors Frank J. Hoods At the June 5 meeting, presided over by Hospital last month in observance of Mo- the day in Atlantic City. Mrs. Stein at her home, Mrs. Frank Daniel, ther's Day, her sister, Mr, and Mrs, Frank J, Hood of Hoover pi.. chaplain, and Mrs, John WoU, Americanism Raymond Fofol served as best man, Union, were honored at a surprise 40th wadd- Discount tickets to the Steel Pier will be chairman, pro-tem, conducted the activities. Mrs, Frederick Watts, Mr*. Jean I'lala Mrs. Kokai is employed by the New jersey ing •mivariary dlanar Jim 4, Ilia party was available. Reservations may be made by con- The auxiliary veud to land a donation to the Mri. Robart jarman, Mrs, jehn Todaro Dell Telephone Co., Eti/nbeth, given by their children, Mri, Joan Giordano tacting Mrs, Michael Canonlco at MU 6- Fourth of July Celebration Committee for the Mrs, Canonlco, Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs Her husband is with the New Jersey En^- of Colonia, Frank Hood jr. of Fairfield and 3846 or Mrs, Alfred Stein at MU 6-0340, annual event which will be sponsored by the Stein participated in the township's Memorial neering Co., Konilworth, Bill Hood of Union, The public is invited to Join the group. Regular Republican Club. Day parade. Fcllowing a honeymoon trip to Florida, the Seventy-two guests arrived from Union, couple will reside in Kenilworth, Plans were discussed for a bus trip to Mrs, Stein was voted to be the auxiliary's Ten members of the auxiliary and chapter Nutley, Point Plaaaant, Irvington, Mountain- Jones gMen Marine Theater, Jones Beach, representative at Om annual National Ameri- attended the 2Sth American War Dad^'dinner- side and Springfield, N.Y,, July 9, The group will .see, Guy Lom- can War Duds and Auxiliary convention to be CLEAN OUT COIN BOX dance »nd ladles' night, June 2 at the Eliza, bardo's presentation of "The Arabian Nights," held Sept, 28 to Oct. 1, inclusive, at the New belli Carteret Hotel, sponsored by the Eliza- The Wlshy Washy Car Wash on Rt. 22, Union, FRIDAY DEADLINE An air-cenditionad but will leave from the Hotel Leamington, Minneapolis, Minn, Mrs, reported to pullet1 shortly after noon last beth chapter of American War Dads Mrs Ail items other thon spet news should Muncipal lot at 2:30 p.m. Arrangements will Canonico was elected alternate. Stein was presented with a flower arrange- Wednesday that several dollars had been stolen be made for a buffet dinner at the theater. The president appointed members to serve ment on behalf of the officer'; and members from a coin bus at the location. MISS ANIT\ BULW1N be in our office by noon on Friday, The public is invited to Join the auxiliary. Mrs. on the nominating committee. They are Mrs, of the chapter. Past Presidents' Auxiliary father's big day is Sunday, June 18th! has final meeting of season The Past Presidents Club sen, Mrs, Stein and Mrs of the Ladit'f. Auxiliary to the Polnik. Mlciuiel A, Kelly Post 2433, 1 The next club meeting will Veteran, ; of Foreign Wars held be held at the home of MJ-S its final monthly meeting of Poimk at 2601 Hamilton ter.. ttie season June ft at the home Union, on the evening of Sept, of Mrs. Alfred Stein, 95*3 Cald. 5 well ave,, with president, Mrs, James Manney, presiding, Mrs, John Polnik, chaplain* cond.icted the opening of the ORT group meeting, A wt-lcome was extended to holds dinner Hahne & Company Men's Store the immediate past auxiliary president, Mrs, Thomas Ken- The Women's American nedy, Mrs, Frank Chepiga, ORT (Organization and Rehab- treasurer, collected assess- illtitlon Through Training), ments which were added to Union Chapter, held it» annual the special cancer fund, bowling dinner on June 1 it the Coronet in Irvmgton, Mrs. Michael Viparina, the Trophies were presented WESTFiELD club's social activities chair- to the first place team which min, announced plans for the consiited of Phillls Rudnick, dinner-theater party which Beverly Schwartz and Alice was held Tuesday evening. The Shoemaker; second place, group had dinner at Polly's Ellen Inselberg, Bernlce Paa- Restaurant, Elizabeth, and at- ter and Barbara Ekxlner; and tended an opening night per- third place, Stella Stern, Lor- formance of "Wait A Minim" raine Haden and Bessie White. at the Paper Mill Playhouse, A special ORT trophy was Millburn. presented to Judy Strauss for highest pins above average Mrs. Chepiga, a member of for Aug. 31. 1967, Molt im- the Union County Women's priyed bowler trophy went to Bowling Assoclatloi reported Linda Hoffman, The highest yo\ir tribute to dad- that the group consisting of average award went to Alice 250 woman, has askad ttie Shoemaker, whose average is Past-Presidenti' Club to host its annual ioiree and open meeting on the evening of Aug. distinguished gifts with ths 29 at the Veterans of Foreign Eyeing need Wars Mtmorial Hall, High st, and Kirkman pi.. Union, Mrs. for eye care Manney appointed Mrs, Che- hallmark of good taste pifa, chairman of the affair. NEW YORK (UPI) — A recent survey Indicates there The Hast Presidents hosted are more than 10 million pre- a ,-eeeplion for the auxiliary*i school Mid school-age child- outgoing officers and newly- ren needing eye care, and installed officers, June 8 at that about 1,5 million have the final fiscal meeting held some form of impaired hear- Pajamas of fine pimg cotton at the VFW Memorial Hall. ing, according to reaearehers at the new Catholic Medical Paltel blue, grey, white Refreshments were prepared , C D, 14 and served by the Past Presi- center in Brooklyn, dents, Mrs, Thnma* Bfennan Four million children are and Mrs, Viparina were in emotionally disturbed and ciiarije. The committee con- about half the children in tiie sisted of Mrs, William Hall, United States under IS have Mrs, James Manney, Mrs, never visited a dentist, die Chepiga, Mrs. Ernest Ander- survey found.

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I >'••, ". •• TEMPLE SHAREY SHALOM -Thursday, June 15, 19G7 AN AFFILIATE OF THE UNION OF AMERICAN HEBREW CONGREGATIONS SOUTH SPRINGFIELD AVE. & SHUNPIKE RD. SPRING FIELD, RABBI ISRAEL S, DRESNER Public Library receives CANTOR IRVING KRAMERMAN FIRST .•RUSUYTKRIAN C1IUKCH Tomorrow — 8:45 p.m.. Sabbath evening MORRIS AVIS, AT MAIN ST. service. Sermon topic: "Shalom: A greeting SPRINGFIELD of Welcome and Farewell," This will be the over 130 new volumes Rabbi's last sermon before his departure In MINISTER: BRUCE W. EVANS The Free Public Llbriiry of Mountainside Today— 6:30 p.m.. Senior Choir barbeque July for his Sabbatical year in Israel, and he India," Sir Pert Ival Griffiths; "Customs and will welcome prospective new members to die added mope than 130 books to Us collection Culture of Vietnam," A.C, Crawford; "Amer- In 1 lorlmm t'urk. 8 p.m. trustees' meeting, during M*y, according to a report from ican Heritage," June, Il>67, American Heri- Sunday — 4:30 a.m., Church School. CUiies congregation and bid farewell to preient members. library officials. tage; "Ancient America," j.N, Leonard; "Guns lor all on i p-adedbasis for children and yoimg New reference works in the library arc: at the Forks," Walter O'Meara; "TheSplendid people between the »ges Of 3 and 17 are tiught Saturday — 10:30 a.m. Sabbath morning "Standard Catalog for Public Libraries," Little War," Frank I reidel; "Republican As- in the Chapel and Parish House. Nursery ier- service. Stuart Brownsteln, son of Mr. and 1966 supplement; "An Encyclopedia of the cendancy, H>21-143.1," J.I), ilicks; "The Negro vicf provided for toddlers, ages 1 and 2, in Mrs, Herman Brownitein will be called to the Eventi of the Previous Year,- Americana Cowboys," I'. Durlian; "The Oregon Trail," the Chapel. Last Sunday of Church School until Tor ah as the Bar-Mitzvah. annual; "Encyclopedia Briiannica Book of the F, Parkman, and "The Pacific States; I ali- Sept, 10, 4:30 and II a.m., Identical worship Year;" Holy Bible, authorised King James forniu, Oregon ami Washington," N. Morgan, servitus. The Sacrament of Holy Communion version; Jerusalem Bible; "Political Hand- * * * will1 be •dmlniittred. with the Rev, Bruce \V. TEMPLE BETH AHM AN AFP1LIATE OF THE book and Atlas of the World;" "Barron's BOOKS OF l-'K'TlON reculvod in we library Kvrms |TeaChlnp the communion meditation. Guide to *« Two- Year Colleges." ISfteedition, Uiild ijrc for pre-sctiool children provided UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA during May wore: S. Fskow; "The New American Guide to "The Fox I-rortl liib Lair," L.Cadcll; "Safe in the Chapel. Last Sunday of two worship bO BALTUSROL WAY, SPRINGFIELD Colleges," third edition, Gene R, Hawes; "The services until Sept, 1U. RABBI REUBEN R. LEVlNE Secret," Harry Carnuchae!; "I iiavo I-'riends CANTOR ISRAEL WE1SMAN Encyclopedia of Physics," Robert M. Besean- in Heaven," Mn Cutty; "At Bertram's Hotel," Monday -- 6:30 p^m., Special Session con, editor; "The Encyclopedia of Chemistry;" Agatiia Christie; "Vote X for Treason," Brian planning meeting. Dr. G. Wendell Jung, guest. Today — 9 ».m,, Shavuot service: Ylskor JEFFREY PESKIN STEVEN PILLER KENNETH M1NIMAN memorial »ervlce. "WUdflowers of North America in Full Color," Cieeve; "Who is Lewis i'inder?" L.l'.Uaviei; Wednesday — T: 10 p.m. Evening Croup, R,S. Lemon; "The Encyclopediaof Furniture," "An Expensive I'la^f to Die," L, Deighton; annual June dinner at Ciro'i restaurant, Friday — 8;4S p.m., Sabbath service. third edition, Joseph Aronson; "The Ne.w Saturday — 10 a.m. Sabbath service, Ellen "The Horrors of Luvu," jean Uuiourd; "Wit- Springfield. Century Handbook of English Literature," and ness at Large," Mignon Ci, Eberliart; "The Simson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Temple will honor 3 youths, "Tho Reader's Encyclopedia of Shakespeare," Simson, will be called to the Tor ah as a Bat Ski Bum," Romain Clary; "The AntJieni," HUI Y CROSb LUTHERAN CHURCH O.J. Campbell. Noel B. Gerson; "I lie LookingUiass Murder," (THE CHURCH OF THE RADIO Mit?vah, Rachel Kalem, daughter of Mr, and 1 Mrs, Daniel Kalem, will be called totheTorah Bioiraphies added to the collection Ian Anthony Uilbert; "Trouble In Iwin Uuttes," "LUTHERAN HOUR' and month were; j.E. Haskinc. TV'S 'THIS IS THE LIFE") as a Bat Mlt'/.vah. 2 Religious School leaders hi'j MOUNTAIN AVE.. SPRINGFIELD "William J«mes," C,W. AUen; "Biogra- "llid Glass Cell," Patricia I liglismitli; " Ilie Till- KLVERFNU K.J. STUMPF, PASTOR Worshippers at Temple Beth Ahm's Friday of their sons, the families of these young men phy-_Collection," Biography Yearbook; "Dis- Right Image," James 13, lloran; "Denver Sunday — 8:15 and 10:45 a.m., worship OUR LADY OF LOURDES night service tomorrow will participate in are presenting the temple with a bronze hand- raeli," R, Blake; "Charles Darwin and Natural Dude," Ray I lumphreys, "To Have and to services, "J:30 a.m., Sunday School and adult 300 CENTRAL AVE., MOUNTAINSIDE a twofold tribute. The service will be con- wrought quotation from the Psalms, which will Selection," A, Dickinson; "Titans of Busi- Hold," Mary Johnston; "Childrenof Violence," REV, GERARD j. MC GARRY, PASTOR ness," L.M. Fanning; "Hlrohito, Emparor of Doris Lesstng; "Gideon's VSrath," j.j. Marric; Bible dass, 'M.Wl a.m. adult inquiry class, ducted by three young men who are being be affixed as an embellishment on the ark japan," L, Moiley; "Everythini But Money," MunJay -- S p.m., Voters' Assembly. REV. FRANCIS F. MC DERMITT honored by the "Minyanaires" - the group wall of the temple's chapel, the prayer room "Recovery Room Nurse," Rebecca Marsh; Tuesday -- f "p.m.. Sunday School stiff REV, RAYMOND D. AUMACK S, Levenson; "Calvin Coolidge," D.R. McCoy; "Make a Killing," I lurold Q, Masur; "Johnny within the temple that maintains the twice- in which Minyan servlcei are held. "The Groucho Leners," Groucho Marx; Under Ground," Patricia Moves: "Ghosts," ASSISTANT PASTORS daily services or Minyans. The youths are The Hebrew verse which will occupy a 10- "Andrew Jackson," R,V, Remlni, and "The U. Perrin; "Police Blotter," Robert L , Pike; Sunday -. Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 being recognized for their regular and steady foot strip of space reads; "Great is the Peace Autobiography of Berttand Russell," Bertrand "The Chosen," Cliaim Potok, SrklNGI 1HLU EMANUEL METHODIST a.m. and 12 noon. attendance at the daily service for five years- of Those Who Love Thy Teaching." The let- Kussell. Weekdays « Majses at 7:30 and 8 a.m. from the time of their Bar Mitzv*h to the ters are being designed and executed by "His Weight in Cold," Maurice Procter; CHURCH * * * "Family .Skeletons," Patrick iJuenton; "A MAIN STREET AT ACADEMY GREEN Holydays — Masses at 6, 7, 8 and 10 a.m. present, when they are graduating from Mutwell Cnayat of Springfield, artist-crafts- and 8 p.m. Jonathan Dayton Regional High School and are man whose other ritual sculptures are a OTHER NEW NON-FICTION works in the Lamp Is Heavy," S, Russell; "DoctorSamari- SPRINGFIELD library collecHon are; tan," Elizabeth Selfert: "Coffin Corner," Dell JAMES DEWART, PASTOR First Fridays — Masses at 8 and 11:30 a.m. about to enter college. major aspect of Temple Beth Ahm's decor- Miraculous Madal novena Monday at 8 p.m., The service will also take two of the tem- ation. "Edgar Cayee—The Sleeping Prophet," j, Shannon; "Earthmen and Strangers," R. ! riday -• 6:30 p.m.. Northern New Jersey Stearn; "The Normal Woman," M, Cray; Silverberg; "The h'rospering," l-.CJ. Speare; Conferunce Buard of Chriitian Social Concerns Benediction during the school year on Fridays ple's top educators. • • * at 2:30 p.m. Baptisms on Sunday at 2 p.m., "Review Notes and Study Guide to the Phi. "Blood on the Stars," Aaron Marc Stein; will meet at the Springfield Emanuel Methodist The young men and the colleges they are THE OTHER TRIBUTE to be made to- "Circle Range," Stack Suttoti; "The End of by appoinBnent, about to enter are: Kenneth Miniman, Rut- losQphyjjf Arlstotlt," Barbara jancar; "Thus Church for dinner md business, morrow night is in honor of two of the Spake Zarathustra," F. Nietzsche; "Who's Solomon tirundy," Julian Symons, Sundtiy -- 9:30 a.m., divine worship,Trlvect Confession every Saturday from 4 to 5:30 gers University; Jeffrey Peskin, University temple's educators, both of whom will ad- li and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. of Pennsylvania, and Steven Filler, University Who in the Gospels," H,A, Guy; "Mothers and "The Roturn of the King; being the Third Chapel, :30 a.m., German language service; vance to other institutions In the Fall, Ed- Daughter*," F,,G, Nelser; "American Political Part of the Lord of the Rings," j.R.R,Tolkien; sermci; "Transformed People," 9:30 a.m., of Pittsburgh, They have also been active in win Schoffman, principal of the Religious the temple's United Synagogue Youth, the Philosophy," John Duff; "The First Vietnam "The Two Towers; being the Second Part of final session of the Church School; promotion School, will be recognized for his part in the Crisis," Melvin Gurtov; "Profile of the U.S. the Lord of the Kings," J.R.R, Tolkien; day, il a.m., church nursery, 11 a,m, divine ST. JAMES national organisation of young people in Con- school's progress over the period of his ad- servative synagogues. Economy," E,S, W'.-ytlnsky. "Washington, D.C.," G. Vidal; "The Mule on worship, Father's Day; sermon: "The Father 45 S. SPRINGFIELD AVE., SPRINGFIELD minisffatlon, Mrs, Irving Neibart, the school's "The Coming Water Famine," J, Wright; the Minaret," Alec Waui-li; "Other People's We Serve." The Wesley and Carol choirs will MSCR. FRANCIS X. COYLE, PASTOR The presentation will take the form of most prominent teacher, has completed plaques which Rabbi Reuben R. Levine will "A Wilderness Bill of Rights," W,O, Douglas; Money," Jerome Weidmaxi; "Tlie Busy Body," sing, as well as the Chancel Choir, REV. EDWARD OEHLING, AND courses with the Hebrew Union College certi- "The United NaUons andU,S, Foreign Policy," Donald L, Westiake; "Ilia Sea and the Stars," Monday -- 8 p,m,, commission on education, REV. RICHARD NARDONE present to the youths on behalf of the religi- fying her as a religious school principal, and Robert Wilder; "The Eighth Day," lliornton ous affairs committee of the temple. In honor L,P, Bloomlield; "To My Son in "Uniform," ASSISTANT PASTORS will fill such a post in Westfield next year. H,C. Felsen; "The Poorhouse State," R,M, Wilder, and "To the Lighthouse," Virginia T11K COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Saturday confession from 4 p.m. to 5:30 Elman; "Teacher," W,A, Aihton; "Wheels," Wjolf. DEER PATH p.m., and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. W, Owen; "The Gypsies," J, Yoors; "The MOUNTAINSIDE Sunday « Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 Living Races of Man," C.S. Coon; "Ttie im- PASTOR: REV, ELMER A, TALCOTT JR. a.m. and 12:15 p.m. ipenst journey," Loren Eiseley; "How to REPEAT by POPULAR DEMAND! Today — 8 p.m., Chapel Choir of the First Daily masses at 7 a.m, and 8 a.m. r^fend Yourself, Your Family and Your Presbyterian Church of St. Petersburg, Ail Confessions Monday after novena devotions. Howe," C, Hunter. invited, free of charge. Baptisms — every Sunday at 2 p.m., sharp, "Audels Practical Guide to Citizens Band Saturday — 10 a.m., Carol and Ch*pel Arrangements must be made In advance witfi Radio/' D,E,Hicks; "Teen-A|er's FiritCar," Choir, one of th« priests. l| H,G, Feisen; "Car Repairs You Can Make," Sunday « :S0 a.m., Family Day services, B. Hartord, editor; "Protecting Our Food," [•resenting of Bibles to primary class children; U.S. Department of Agriculture; "Tha Rock- departmental promotions of Church School ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH welli' Complete Book of Roses," F,F, Rock- children. U a.m., baccalaureat service In S. SPRINGFIELD AVE., SPRINGFIELD well; "So Good With Fruit," Better Homes and recognition of graduating seniors, 11 a.m., REV. CLARENCE ALSTON, PASTOR Gardens; "The Fannie Farmer Cook Book," Cradle Roll, nursery and Wndergarttn, Today — 8 p.m.. Gospel Chorus rehearsal, F, Farmer; "The Effective Executive," F.F. Wednesday — 8 p.m., Chancel Choir re- Saturday —" 1 p.m.. Church School Choir Drucker. rehearsal. * * » Thursday — 8 p.m.. Session meeting,. Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, 11 a.m. "BUDGET LANDSCAPING," C j. Lees; EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH worship service. 5j30 p.m.. Baptist Youth "New Decorations With Pods, Cones and SHUNPIKE ROAD, SPRINGFIELD Fellowship, 7 p.m., Evening Fellowship. Leaves," E. Van EeniselMr; "The New York Tuesday — 7 p.m.. Church School teach- Times Guide to Home Furnishing,'•' Barbara WARREN W. WEST PASTOR ers' meeting, 8 p.m., mid-week service. Sunday — 9:15 a.m., morning worship "A Plumb; "Eyes on the Ballet," K.S. Walker; Good Man's Helll" 10:15 a.m., Sunday School. "Family Camping Guide," J, Newman; "My Thursday -- 8 p.m., prayer meeting. Favorite Funny Story," B, Adler; "Star Quest," Helen Fountain; "New Negro Poets Concert by choir U.S.A.,'1 L. Hughes; "Th« Portable Faulk- FINEST QUALITY KOSHER Church Chuckles ».y CAKTWKIUHT ner," William Faulkner; "I Don't Need You Fortqvartar Of Anymore," A, Miller; "A Tramp Abroad," to be given tonight Mark Twain; "Boswsll's Life of Johnson and Other Works," B.R.S. Fone, The Chapel Choir of the First Presbyterian "James Joyce," A.W. Litz; "Fireside Book Church of St. Petersburg, Fla., will present of Humorous Poetry," W. Cole, editor; "Four a concert of sacred music in the Community Plays," Gunter Grais; "Two Plays for Puri- Cut torn Cut & Wrapped Presbyterian Church in Mountainside at 8p.m. tans," Bernard Shaw; "One-Act Plays by To Your INDIVIDUAL ORDER today. The program will be open to the public. Modern Authors," H.L.Cohen; "The Sonnets of Petrarch," in the original Italiaii together with The 45-voioe choir directed by Do.iald R. MUSICAL ALL-STAR — Pam Henry of Sprin^leld, French horn player, is currently with English translations/ Petrarch; "The Futile PRICED SO LOW Mathis will present several selections accom- the Ail-Americmn Youth Honor Band in Venezuela. Life of Pito Perez," J.R. Romero; "Crowell's panied by 20 musical instruments played,by Handbook of Claisical Dramp," R.Y, Hathorn; WE CAN'T ADVERTISE IT the singers, A hand bell choir of English "Plutarch and His Times," R,H. Barrow; Call tuned hand bells will play twa numbers and "Change and Habit," A.j.Toynbee; "NewCeo- a rhythmic choir (modern dance) interpre- Miss Henry playing on tour graphy, 1966.67," John L«ffin| "Age of Pro- tation will be presented of another. Other se- gress," S« Burcheli; "Over There; The Story 379-6643-4 lections will be staged with dramatic effects. of Amsrlca's First Great OverseasCruiade," Chosen for the BSmamtersof the St. Peters- with all-star youth ensemble F. Freidel, burg church choir, the ChapelChoir has toured "A Man Called Lucy," P.- Accoce; "The extensively in the past few years, presenting Burden of Guilt; A Short History of Germany," concerts in Texas, other sections of the South, Pam Henry, a sophomore at Jonathan Dayton been organized to give outstanding young H. Vogt; "China," K.S. Latourette; "Modem Washington, D.C, and at the World's Fair in Regional High School, Springfield, has been American Instrumentalists an opportunity to 759 New York. selected to travel with the All American utilise thoir pertorming ability, to further Graduates at institute Youth Honor Band on iti 10-day summer international understanding and to develop good "I hole Father's Day sermons'. Mokos par- It^ has been invited to appear in Montreal concert tour of Venezuela and Aruba, which will threujjh music. The band 1B conducted by ents more difficult »O manage when they leorn at Expo 67 and is scheduled to sing 20 other began on Sunday. She plays the French horn. Alfred Reed, associate professor at the Uni- of merchandise training they're important." concerts during its 1957 tour. The All American Youth Honor Band has versity of Miami School of Music and also one Fan-lcia Bambergisr, daughter of Mr, and of the mon frequently performed compOBers Mrs, William Bamberger of 1572 Morningside Quality and Service for Over 36 Years writing for concert band today, Reed was way, Mountainside, was recently graduated Public Notice Capt, Bell serving director and composer-arranger for some from the Laboratory Institute of Merchandii- ing in New York City, The institute ig flie UNION COUNTY COURT 20 nationwide TV shows on major networks. BOCKETNO, OF hit; BOARD in ADJUÎMLNT Miss Hairy is one of 90 youths between the largest specialized school of its kind In the in Hie Mirttr §f the ippilEeriQR af Nytice l§ hcrpby given that the UsSri! sf . ages of 15 and 20 who have been accepted by eounn-y, How V*BM NICHOLAS MXRTlNOViTCH, Adjustmem u( the Township yf Spftnîeld, on academy faculty «nd BARiARA MARTlNOViTCH, County af Union, Stale §( New Jersey will the 1967 Youth Honor Band. These smdents Mlis Bambtrger received training in Indiviauiiiy ind is niruf*! hold a jiubliE hearing OR June 20, l'>&7 at Capt, Leelle B«ll of the Springfield Police iulMlilis ol HILBN MARTlNQVfreH, iltUO P.M. LJayU;;hl Saving Ume, lti the Muni- are Irom all over the U.S. fashion advertising, selling, display, admini- often •n MIIH. UH NICHOLAS VADIM eipa! Puildingt MQunliin Avenue, Springfield* Department is serving on the faculty for the She plays the French horn in the Dayton stration buying, store operation and merchan- 719 Mountain Aye., Springfield MARTLNOVITCH, .n infmt, for N, J,t tu eflRsUter the= appiltiiiun sf N. J* 20th annual sesjlon of the Union County dising. She is a graduate -of the Governor leave ie issume ifce nsmei of Cafpi;nier*s Welfare h Pension Funds far a Regional Concert Band, under th« direction AMPLE FREE PARKING V, NICHOLAS MARTIN, BARBARA variance to the Zoning Ordinance, t§ Slier a Police Training Academy, which is underway of Anthony Armento, and the Union County Livingston Regional High School in Berkeley MARTIN, HgLIN NATALIE. MARTIN, buiidtng eeneerfilng Black #S Lets 1 & 2 at Union junior Collegfe, Cr«nford, have •nd NICHOLAS VADIM MARTIN, locate at 130 MBUnlalfl Avenue. Bprinîeldi Regional Orahestta, conducted by Walter Both, Heights. . reapeEnyeiy, N, j, and i§ knswn as CalendAr No. 67-IQ, Polic« Chief- C»rl Ehnis of New Providence Miss Henry also studies privately with jack Civil Ac&sn Oiiu L4 t- esslgp. SEefetary said faculty members are provided by Union NonCE OF HEARING Board ol Adjustment Trajer of JJnion, She is the daughter of Mr, you TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN] Spfid Uider-june 15, !%?, (F«; ^.40) County polict departments, the Federal Bur»au and Mrs. E, Burton Henry of 13 Cottier Ave., PLEAili TAKE NOTICE Th« *• UBdif. of Invtstlgation, New jersey State Police, liined mill apply W ifie Union Caunry Cqyrf Springfield, PLANT NOW for SUMMER BLOOM ! on flic 7th d£y sf July, 1%7E IE ten 5 clg€i! OFFICE uy Tt|L SELKiTARV Union County Prosecutor's office, other passed in ths IBftitsoin if fhs GsyR H&iiE In file OF 1HE BUARP OF ADJUSTMENT county, itate, and federal agencies, and Union Ciry gf Eilgibeth. New jersey, fsf i judgment Noiice is heftby given thai the Bgard sf •uihsruine them IS iimme the nttnef at Adjustment ot the T&wnahip .J Springfield, junior College, Just Arrived—Fresh Stock V, NiCHlSUi MAMm SAMARA MARTIN. County sf Union. Suw of He* J«n*cy( «Ul HELEN NATAU1 MARTIN, ind NICHOLAS teld m public hiring On J.W 20, 1^7 «| The acadtmy, which is, gppnsored fcryth e GIFTS FOR THE by, VASIM MARTIN, respectively. 5;Q0 P,M. Paylight Saving time, in the Mwil* Union County* Police Chlefi AiiMliKlen, 15,000 Pb. Kube Pak Annuals VAHM NICHOLAS MARTINOVITCH elpai BvUldlng^ Meuanln Avenue, Sprtli^lcifl, opened on May 22 and will continue through BARBARA MARtlNOVrTCH Ns J,. tQ gsnsidcr ibm application of 'îm a Christian Science HELEN MARTIHOVITCH Cgrparltiafl fsr t variance ts ihe Waning June 30. Classes are held daily, Monday GRADUATE .... NICHOLAS VAOJM MARTINOVITCH OfdiMKe, for a sign egneerning il«k 145 through Friday, from Si30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Foui" Choice of t Reading Room and jilMS M, CiWMy l.ui 3 Isetied jt \*>A Soiith SpFinîeld Ave- An@rr«yfor Aspitgant s nue, Sf,rt/igfi

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Help Wgn fed-Women Hcin Mm fi I'ART TIMk far lunth hour. Monday dirouî Friday, CLERK TYPIST SECRETARIES kiccllenl i'ly. UUHGKKMAM ELECTRONICS Research i Ingineerlng TOOL & DIE MAKER (PART TIME) fp An/22 Semi Conductor yaara aaparlanea. Knowl.dg. (HiJiT BE iOURNiVKAN, TOOL AMD DII aUKIH AND MUST Diode Tester SALES SECRETARY tachnicatcn l tarma daairabl*. Pat H*VI AT LEAST i* TIAHS) lIPiBlfNCI lilana raauira aaad Sfana and Isgratarle) sehfte) graduate ar BLUE CROSS BLOB SMIILD, I1IDIR J, UFI IMSUrJAMCI. PIN EXPERIENCED BOn««FfPFR - • ttperlencee' In reading meters, Tfping akllla and lerna Dido high school plus 2 fwarm ef ii- rJ-.luufli l,«ri,ril Ledger, MH!I, Work It •cap*!, and handling or .moll phana -o,k Ability IB hondl. SIOM FLAN, VACATION AND • FAIO HOLIDAVI. partanca fa parlarm variety ef hume, I'lck up and deliver. Call MU 8. part.. Semi Conductor trsnsis. iLASTIC STOP NUT aema odmlni«tto>iv. talk. Pro iaerafariol dyf las. My if be pfa? STEADY POSITION AND 121* ifter 4 I>,M, A 6/IS tors or died* tail experience araaajMa company a(farln| Lib flcienf in shefthond, typing ond CORP.OF AMERICA INTERVIEWS FROM I »0 Fa« TO ] PH. desirable. aral Employaa ianaflra, »•« *• diets ting I ASHluN lllunraUgn and irt, hitfi 2330 VAUXHALL t»,,UNieN,M.J. Phana for Appainrmant, arhool Kudmt willing to liarti; full or An Equal Opportunity Employ.. AIR REDUCTION BUCHANAN ELECTRICAL parl time lor •urruner vicauon 375- CLiRK TYPIST CLERK C4/15 * RESEARCH LABORATORIES We Are Looking For illy. B6/1S f and diversified *Sfk To assist In production control Murray Hill 464 2400 PRODUCTS CORP. (jreit Eastern Depanmeni Stare open, in verfeyt d*perfm*f..a of •«- area. Duties invetve record itaap- CLERK TYPISTS An Equal Opportunity Employ*. inc. in Union, October, Paroier t6,0UQ, ponding •Iccfrenles firm, Qo&d ing maintaining print files, arder- A 6/IS RESPONSIBLE MEN Write Bo» #442 Uruon Leader, 1291 typing .kill. r.quirtd. Dlefo- ing material and general clerical SEVERAL OPENINGS EXIST; 1065 FLORAL AVE, UNION, N,j Stuyvexint Ave., Union, i 6/15 |îon* ond twitch beard fiptn duties si assigned. FOR QUALIFIED CL1RK TYP- FOR (AN EOUAL OFFORTUNITY IMPLOYIR) i di ISTS , EXCELLENT WORK- SICRETARY - German/EniUih, Hill- 0 B'lS ISTS; EXCELLENT WORK, aMa/IrvtnitoD, Single girl odlce. CALL INC CONDITIONS; EVININOS AND WEEKEND 752.S049 A.I DELI i GROCERY, Ooad Loea- ALL BENEFITS • 6/15 RESPONSIBLE JOBS tion on Maul St.. near school!. Selling LIBERAL FRINGE BENEFITS TOOL ROOM MACHINIST due 10 illness. 6B6-OOX1, 8 a.m. to Call Personnel Manogtr APPLY WEEKDAYS lam to 4pm IN «s p.m. A 6/19 SWITCHBOARD (FIRSTS, SiCOND SHIFT) 4*4-3000 ELASTIC STOP NUT PAGE OPERATORS Petroleum & Chemical ili.im m whoteulari larfapaatiilai Required to Mointeif, Production Machinery. MUII Ba Abla To Werk fror. prDduet. Minimum inventory required CORP. OFAMiRICA Naw, madam madical eanrar la- 11311.41. For persona! inosrview, Call The Micro State Electronics Corp. eatad Imyburban araa naadt Hue Frinta, Sk.tehea, Verbal Initruetioni And Be Capable Of Pup!!,. M-4221. C e/29 awltehbaard and paga aparatart Operations A SUBSIDIARY OF RAYTHEON CO, 2M0 VAUXHALL R0..UNION.N.j. O"BMu.t°Ba*Abl» To Work On All Tool Reon. I,»ipm«nt And Moke Own An laual Opaerfuiilv Employ*. to werfc Saturdaya, lundaya and holidoys. Eicallant opportunity Setups. DISTRIBUTOR far hauaawivaa and collage Required To Nave Own Tool.. For Thii Area 152 Floral ov,,, Murray HIM, N.J. atudanta. Good itartlng (alary Men Who Are High School Company Paid Baneflt., Blue Cre... Bly. Shiala, Rida, j. Li^ Inaur. Part-Time Work - An Equal Opportunity Imployer, CLIRK TYPIST parmanant paaltiani. Graduates or Equivalent — anca, P«aion Plan. Vocation And 9 Paid Helidayi. Study Poainon For Extra Income B e/13 Call ar apply Parienrial Dapt. AndOv.rtime. New. A fhanee to enter trie muifl, Pamiarianl part Mm* to work 16 million dollar Electronic! Re. 992-5500, Ext, 320 Interview! From 1=30 PM To 3 PM ALTERATION HAM3S, lullli psniirne, hour waak In Sprinfliala afflca, plac.rn.nt lleld. No e«p.ri.nc. experiefi£en' eoati li dresses, special Prafar matura womon though will Men,.Ffl., ? A.M..IS Noen requiredl Merely rettscii Iocs, arranjIefnsiE for tfaose £olle€ting Social canaldar canpafanl eallaga «tud ST. BARNABAS tion, wilti world famays SYL- l WE WILL TRAIN YOU BUCHANAN VAN IA „ RCA radio, TV, and A-1 Jeeurlty, SCHULMAN S.(FamiIyowned ant. Should hava axparianea and MEDICAL CENTER sine* 1919) 1167 EUzabeUl Ave,, El»- b* a (o.t aecurala typltt. Hour, iLECTRICAL PRODUCTS CORP. color rub.«; «old through our new can ba arranaad. Old Short Hill, rd.,Llvlno.ton.HJ (1967 Modal) iel(».rvlce tube abett 352-9119. i 6/15 IMS Floral A.e., Unien, N.J. Call Mra. Fu.trh 376-8U2 0 6/15 Pay While You Train Starts At %%7Vi teafcri. Carnparty guaratitaad dia. Permanent An Equol Opportunity Employer esyn ts in thta repaot byalnesl ATTENTION LADIES! ii/li C 6/15 ON YOUR MARK, GIT Fabulous opportunity available In e TELLER - ExpcrlEtiad preferred, An Hour — Regular Incrtasei To aiiyret exceptional end profit, metie field. Work in your own area. •uturban savings h loan assoeiatton. J able income for ayr deolars, AH SET, LETS GO. Eira minimum IS per appt,; Pleasant working eondiaoni. Please 3.89 An Hour After 3 Years training and aperating inatryg. A-1 Has A job For Yog Now Free training. Call for interview HELP WANTED CALL 76S.2302 B 7/6 fiant by Campony. Will not inter, 442.0127 LAB TECH TURRET LATHE fere with present buaineas or GIVE US A CHANCE, AND LET Cb/29 WOMEN TEMP. NO FEE occupation, at accounts can be • Free Pension Plan MICHANICAL TESTING NIGHT serviced eveninga or an week- US SHOW, OPERATOR ends) Color TV craating enor- WE HAVE REAL I MPLOYMINT BABY SITTER - Monday Biru Friday, AVON CALLING SCHOOL STUDENT PREFER Set-up and operate Warner & Irom 3:30 for 1 of 2 hours, at Long • COLLIDE STUDENTS RED: EXCELLENT WORKING mous demand ond syrge in fytyre KNOW HOW, Terrace. Call 6M-M91 before li30 Roielle Park Woman • Promotional Opportunities Swesey & Harding turret lathes; • ales throygheut the Industry. MANY FEE PAID OR REPAID • CAREER WOMEN CONDITIONS. APPLY WI1K. weekdays, all day weekendi, 1 6/1! Far An Opportunity Te Earn PAYS AND SAT. HRS. I A.M. . production banui; eicellent work* Earning potential depending an Mon«y. Immadlata Opaninga Par • HOUSEWIVES • Group Insurance 4 P.M. Ing condition!: all benefits; size of royte. Immadlata lamlnga. Call weekday • and Saturday, | to CLERK TYPIST 9 Sickness Benefits 4 P.M. INVESTMINT OF $!,2°0,00 yp To assist In light bookkeeping (Add OLSTEN ELASTIC STOP,NUT TO $3.690 00 IS REQUIRED. A-1 and iubB-act only) legible hand writ~ 353-4880 EARKSOME 0R1BN NOW FOR ELASTIC STOP NUT Also, 0 gaod cor and 4 to I spare • Health Insurance CORP.OF AMiRICA hours a week. If you are inter. ing rerjyired. Diversified duriei in Far Infarmatien SOME TAN LATER air eondiflaned office locaoid in Ifv= C A/11 • Shift Premiums 2330 VAUWALL RD. CORP.OF AMERICA • •led and meet these require- Temporaries ingsn Center, 35 hr, week, Fhene IF YOU QUALIFY ASA ments; have a ganuine deaire to 371=4142 for appoinrjnentj UNION, N.J. MJOVAUXHALLRD .UNION,Nj. be lell-iuWlci.nt and avteessfu! A 6/ IS INSURANCE • TYPIST • Savings Plan i (An Equal Opportunity Employer) (An Iquai Opportunity Employer) in an »».r siponding buainess of "FRIENDLY SERVICE" CASUALTY EXPERIENCE FOR ; O6/is your awn, then write us todayl AGENCY IN UNK3N, CALL • CLERKS UNIVERSAL ELECTRONICS • CLERKS CLiRK MRS, MULLIGAN, 611-1100 •STENOS CORP.; 83«3 Olive Street Rood; • TYPISTS AT/P Our 1500-acre plant produces let WANTED III St. Louis 32, Ma. Include phone LIGHT TYPING • SECRETARIES fuel, gasoline, heating oil and MEN number in resume. •STENOS IF YOU HAVE KNOWLEDGE OF O.ar 11 PART TIME MEN OUR COMPANY INTiORITY Hei te be gcod of figures ond EVENINSS & SUNDAYS CAN WITHSTAND THOROUGH OFPICI PROCIDURES AND dozens of chemicals Would you like to supplement JOBS AVAILABLE details, intBr**ling job in isles KEY PUNCH HAVE OFFICI SKILLS WHY Alto full time man wanted INVESTIGATION dspaffmtnt, New u!trs*madern your income, by part-time werk NOW LOCAL ASSIGNMENTS NOT PUT TH1M TO MOD USI? 2 to 3 deyt a week as utility afflce in ipfingilsld arcs* AS AN TRIMMERS NO Fii OPERATORS CALL Area Code 201=474-5144 men? SHELL SERVICE Instructions, School CALL 379-1400 OLSTiN TEMP , a P.M. to 1 A.M. or 11 P.M. LEARN TO DRIVE 1995 MORRIS AVI,, UNION (Must be experienced) OR iOiSTUYVESANT AVI., UNION | DRlVtWELL AUTO 964-1300 — A 6/IS te 7 A.M. DRIVING SCHOOL Exc.ll.nt working condition., H! PAY-CASH BONUSES FOR INTIRVIIW CALL ' Gi/15 oil company banallta, 277-J648 WRITE — Humble-Enjay OTHER DAY OR M7»5SS A h/7'J ACTION APPLY: ...krfoy. 4 Saiurdaya OLSTIN B 8/1S COMPTOMiTER • AM te 4 P.M. P.O. Bex 222 EVENING HOURS IBM TRAINING CLERKS TEMPORARY SERVICf WANTED - SCHOOL UUSTUMIANS - COMPUTER PROORAMMINO-KEY 1969 Mania A».., Union, N.J, Linden, New jersey 07036 | AVAILABLE Kenllworth, Berkeley Heights I. Spring, SECRETARIES OPiRATORS ELASTIC STOP NUT field - 5 day, 40 hour week, UNION PUNCH - DATA PROCESSING, IBM Siilta 15 666-3262 COUNTY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL. MACHINE DEPT. ON PREMISES, CO- STENOS En(Qy,.. CORP.OF AMERICA 12$Sread St. Rm 313, Eh,. ED - FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE, W1EK DAYS OR DISTRICT No. 1 Call 3?6-6300. Ext, Day & Evening Sessions w#rk whirl yeu wonl 2M0 VJMIJCHALL RD,- HHIOHiM.J, Harah T««i 354.193? 96, for appainiment, S 6/15 when you want Pleasant Working Condition! A Suburban atmosphere conducive (An laual Opportunity Employ-r) 24 Camarca St. Nawark, # I. Hnjay Chemical Company WliKENDS, . Madam Air.eond, Offices Room 612 6424233 to good learning, •Company Paid MedleeUSurgieal I G 6/IS '• Apply in P.rlon SCHOOL OF DATA PROGRAMMNG And HslplMllxatlan Benefits Frea parkings cro«« rh« itraet iMumble Oil & Refining Company MtN I Inc. 1011 imyv«sant Avenue, Union Paid Holiday. And Vocations LADIES I, GIRLS Marrli Ava. sffi.a Union Center - 964-1144 ACTION GIRL And Mufti Mara, Part or'full Hme to work for new B 6/IS ! HOWARD BB/li TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS local cosmetic Hrm. Company paid General Warehouie Work --• Call 289-4221. C 4/2i JOHNSONS AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Lq'ja! Ophr3''unify Lmplaysr • ORDIR PICKING DAY . WEEK - MONTH R&S TYPIST i RiSTAURANT • PACKING Personals HIGHEST PAY - NO FIE 1 Home & Auto Stores LOOKING FOR IXTRA DAY & EVENINGS GARDEN STATE PARKWAY • AND SHIPPING Anyone having the letteri "RT" or ' Service Entrance Vaukhall Rd, ACTION GIRL Rt, 22, Bnion (Opp. Plogirilp) MONEY ; Springfield Area, excellent start, "FR" in striped letters In Tljerino IMMEDIATE i UNION N.J. 688 9621 ing salary, all benefits. arid wants to go half, call ACTION PERSONNEL APPLY IN PERSON j A 6/IS CALL J7f.l400 382.S230 I 6/15 Parson nal Saparrmanf* JOIN THE ! ENGINEERJNDUSTRIAL EMPLOYMENT A6/1S 910 Siuyvesant Ave, Union 0 6/IS j OFFSET MACHINE OPERATOR 687-4860 1 • 4/15 • PART Full lima and part time po.ition. Newly formed (nduttrial Engineering Dapartmant ef major Experience in offset duplieauni ma- EXPO '67 manufacturer in northern New J:fl(y !• aaakini IE to hour, fl.xlbl.. Naw ultra madam • chine required. Position involyenome 3 Days at Brindon Vt. • TIMI • ••lit in production projecti of ihla rapidly expanding {em. afllca In Sprlrtgllald I stock duties. Liberal employee bene- (fneftli inel,) • AETNA GIRLS ! pony. Mult be able to siauma rojpon.iblo eailaninenta ; His, DOMESTIC CLEANING & LAUIORY 1 Days Expo '67 CALL 379=1400 with a minimum of •uparvialon. Excellent growth potential. | Phone for Appointment 4 times weekly, 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. S Pays Quebec Typirt», Mini, elartfal t»e. I I AHl RtnfimON DMT Marrl. AmtlMllSMUI. I Dtvi at MooMhMd LaM Me. GO OIL HEAT Ragiattr and b« on call far part ! _ A6/1S Far confidential interview send resume to; I RESEARCH LABORATORIES 7149 miter 5 P.M. A 6/15 (mtali incl.) tirn« and •ufaatltuta work. Far da. ' Boa 441 c'o Union Laadar ! Murray Hill 464-3400 3 Dayi Portlind Me, TOY SHOP it Newirk Airport, needi CHARTERED BUS.15DAYVACAT1ON tails apply; I energetic sties woman, 5 nlg«iiwee!i 1291 Ituyvetant Avm. Unien An Equal Opportunities Employer Believe It! It's A Fuel Fact! including S.turdiy i Sunday from 1- A 6/15 IMMiDIATI $237, Equol Opportunity Employer li meals, trinspsrtattan, loilglnj & lug. AETNA INSURANCE CO, : 10iM PM, CaUMooiayBwoughThuri. lagt handling July 15 to 29 HU 6-8904 With today'• madam ell hanflng my.tam and fuel all you 161 Mlllburn Ava,, MlIIburn ! day between 2-7 PM. 6244211. Atk I PART TIME, manlUli« or afternoons, OPENINGS will have the elasnatt, milt •conomlcol and •efail hast tor Mr, Longo. A 6/15 " drivers Uceaw, U|ht Miembly work. A6/IS c o/is i packaging BEperience desired but not SECRETARIES an Hie mark.I. W» sotl.fy your eompl.t. heating and FOREMAN INJECTION MOLDING SUPERViSORfPLASTICS I neeeiiary, 11.50 per hour. The Linden fual naadi with our parianallzad service. BBDICAL SICRETARY - doctor's of. ie Helo VronlBd-Woi { Roselie area. Write Box if>445. Union FLOORMfN.lnlattlen Maiding (Ice In suburbs, excellent typist, die- EXPEDITER TRAINEE HOUSEICE1PER, DOCTOR'S HOME Nationally known manufacturer with headquarter. In north, I Leader 1291 SiuyveMnt Ave,, Union, Antique! tiphone, some shorthand; 5 dsys, no B6/1S EXTRUSION OPIRATORS ESTIMATES 8, SURVEYS FREE OF CHARGE .FOND OP CHILDREN err) New jeraey la faeklng SuparYiaer for |ta Molding Da- RUSH SEATS • ANT1QUIS Siturdsyi, MU 2.9011 between 10 s, OWN ROOM, BATH I. TV 1 MATERIAL HANDLERS • Repaired . Reflnilhed 12J3(L A6/1S portment. Outataridifig oppettunlty to become aaaoeiatag PIPING DRAFTSMAN with field«ner- 24 HOUR OIL BURNER SERVICE 37t-iS6l B6/1S Interviews Manday thru Friday, • Stencil Work , with rapidly axpondlng eempony whleh la ana of the lender. jence. In industridl k institutional s Early American Decoration in hi field. MUII ha¥e taehnlea! campatatiea In Injection Excellent Working Condition! MONITOR BOARD - WUini typiit. plumbing, betting, air conditioning k Fringe •anaflti, W,B, Kelly, Fanwoed, N,j., 322^946 Telephone umtrlng experience nee- MOTHIR* HELPER - TEENAQIR molding, blow molding and axtrvaian. Salaeted condldota process piping. Position .vailable in S 7/6 •nary, but will grain you In monitor FOR SUMMER aheuld have capacity to quickly atauma higher rote aaalgn- Nans jersey. Write; M.J. DOYLE Inc. THI IMELOIP CO. INC. VACATION W THE MOUNTAINS board ananasR. MUM be good typUt, rnant. Rout* f ISO, Burlington, N.I. or c.U 1219 Central Ave. Hitlilde Small ottlcs, piuunt congenial atmo- EXPEWENCB3 WITH YOUNO Mr.- B. fctarro. iU9) 387J700. A 6/15 "CHESS 8. CHICKER BOARDS" sphere, in pw waak, S Uira, 9 to S, CHILDREN Far cenfldantlsl interview •end raiuma toi EL 2,1944 THI RID HIN OIFT SHOP Beat down Bo* 443 e/o Unlan Laader PERMA-FOAM INC,, 605 South 21st ,MU 7^0SS B6/1S I —-SQRT1R - HANDYMAN C 4/1S Unusual Handcrtfted Gift! h-vl^lBB m~UM.16/15 1591 Stuyve.ont Awe,, Union ! DiveriUled duttei, institutional cxper- 761 Mountain .Ave., Springfield MOTHERS HELPER - stop In or . ience preferred. S6/i5 heating costs two ways out, own resin wlft TV; summer spent iauo! Opportunity Inipleyer TEACHERS MOTHER-S HELPER - tor v.ciUoB 371.7171 B 6/iS First, • revolutionary n«w inventionfor ai l ID niort area. On br 4 a t yaar In Hindus, » days, $15. CaU alter ' Injey A Summer Doing Educo 6M, 7 P.M. M7-l«i: B6/1S ATTENTION III ATT1NTI0N III _ DRIVfcR - SALESMAN tienal Sole, Work Wlrh WORLD ANTIQUES - Sid dolls, iron 4 On toyt. bunrart, the Gulf Solar Heot ECONOJET, Office of natfonal concern needi S For North Jerseys oldest aad flnett PUNCH PRISS BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA. Cuor. trains B, banns, SIS W. Frsntit. 376-5209 diaper lervlce, 5 Day week, many PlalnlieM PL 6-6731 or M, 6.i34i beoti down csiti by giving you more heat A 6/15 part tirna and 5 tail tine men, to as» anteed Income; Call Collect j 6/2! si8t manager Ui promotional sales employee benefits. This li an extremely OPERATORS I Week Days f To I from (••• oil. department. Call for appointment. pleasant job wltt the opporiunlry to NURSES ACCOUNTING mike above ^ averafe earnings, CaU Mutt be experienced, excellent ! 416.§774 B6/1S PL 7-3366 Wanted.Men 8, VVninnn Secondly, Gulf Solar Hist* drivel down NURSES Mr. Marfino 373^445, A 6/12 benui potentlol, 2 rotating ! NURSES CLERICS e s/is heating co»t» becaute lt'» lerubbad cleon College s&Klefiis - Sununa wsric •hlfts, full medical and insur- I R.N/5 - 1 B 11 I II B 7 -Ihlfl. Savara! Inlaraillnp poi once banelits. ; in neuron ml modtrn ho»pl«l in Itlon.. Pralar lama .«p.rl«nc. MUat ta avtUaltfe ImmedUtely with hydrogen to burn hotter-cleaner and* f o* perocm.1 lntBrvlew phone EmeJUnt working candltlon.. Apply Weekday. 8 to 4 PM i WE ARE STILL GROWING „, mere completely. It gae* further, yet Colt* All ben.tlt.. Apply weekday. New BTBTOWteO k "JM TAL. Union, NJ. New«rlt, 10J P,M, no more. ana Sol. 8 to 4 PM And Hove The Following Openings Get mil out of your hooting dollar* by INSPiCTORS ELASTIC STOP NUT] OPE«ATO« COUNSELORS, DAY CAMP, • Full time inspectors eirparlanced calling us today! . • ~ ; ILASTIC STOP NUT WATER. DIR,, AR11 k CRAFT4 • CORP.OF AMiRICAJ GENERAL, OVER JO, CAR N1CHS-' men; anas in UnionCounty and FEMALE EfiStt7StE3!E8£: CORP.Ofi AMiRICA SARY. 688-2430 - 73i.2e).«, C 6/IS iurroundTng areas, goad eppor, 2130 Vou»hall Rd, Unian , N,i. j KEYPUNCH OPERATOR Ap tunity far advancement with this j i ^5uKwMBr FauBdaUBB \ J3J0VAUXHALL BO..UNION, N.J rapidly growing erganiiatlani I.B.M. DIPT. EXECUTIVi SECRETARY (An P-qutll Oppertunity Employer) I • •parianea neces.ory I0M CotnmeKe Aye., UBIOB • kn iwai oppertwnily impleyer frinee benefits. Alsa will con. 3-5 years espaFiefice. Goad A T/F • ! " " — DIE SiNKiR sider trainees, must type 40 8:30 A.M. 4:30 P.M. typist and skilled etefta, Dlnr. siflad duties. 8:30 A.M,-4tJ0 PM Furnac* and Fllperlencaa on forging die*. words per minute, 21 years of age and own ear. Reply dirert to: ••RVICB STATION ATTENDANT Burn M-Plant PART TTM1 OR T1MP0RARY ACCOUNTINO INSTRUCTOR Excellent benefit! etc. Steady AppllceUons now Milt Uken lor part- SECRETARY CLERK TYPIST ALL OFFICE SKILLS - HBH FULL-TIM! position. Ret± of pay excellent, Reliable Reporting PAY . NO FEE, UNION time or full-Umc poaltloda. PACKAGE ENGINEERING DEPT. PURCHASING DIPT, Available Drake College of Business Eoil in person, HYWAY SHELL SERVICB Good typUt «, ski Had stans, COUNTY LOCATIONS, 642.7515' A 6/15 Service Inc., Dlvarllilad duties, good typllt, DOT SERVICES, D1V. at 946 Main St., Hackanssck Route 22 k SprlngHakl Ave,, Union diversified dutl*.. iinriatiea 8:30 A,M.-4iM P.M. DlCTAmONlCORPORATION 'BOKERMFG.-CO. aaianttal. 8:30 A.M.^.M P.M. 60S Brsas St., Newark ALUMINUM SIDING MECHANICS STOCK BOY WITH KXPERIBNCI, BXCELLINT 200'Burnett Ave., Maplewood B 6/IS pull utnc ts handle Incoming I. sut> . W. Knp Your Tank PHONE 6M-4SM CS/22 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERKS C/TF PAY, YEAR BOUND •MPLOYMINT, going packages, light diversified duties, Filled On Our CALL - 616.M74 JANITORS-GOOD SALARIES 17 1/2 hour wetk, »ll beneBti. C»U CLERKS PRODUCTION CONTROL DEPT. High School grad. Mill ba oe- C6/M . r'srmanent positieni ihvalvini MiH Sapeta. 213.5930 Degree Day Bo»ii General clerical Buries, Light Eurate with (Igurai. InVcntsry PART TIME - Menury |lrJ FMtoy DISPATCHIR voriaus cleaning duties In a, mod. ADDRESSOORAPH - MULTIORAPH to help engineering . gales executive typing required. control & production planning ern raseareh loboratary building, CORP, .1.30 A.M.-«:30 P.M. Witt UBwering service, to run local, CUSTOMiR 1110 Royr» 22. MoynBUisloe experience helpful. o«lce, nXs tMeriMM desirable. Re- APPLIANCi Pernianent shift, 4 P.M. . Mid- A67» ••30 A.J.-4.J0 P.M. • UH Our Eo.yPay - Ivan Payment - BUDGET •'t AN • ply Box HO3.MolBain.lite.NJ.B6/15 nisht.. Liberal Employee' benefits. SERVICE SiRViCE SUMMt.K Sanini Union 4V turn Countta* for M Y.ot» PheBf Fer>p(j#lntriifnf '•--'- ' 'iteirit'ilfff * >-•..' • NATIONAL MANURACTURER MALI PERMANBWPOatlDN, LAMM At: OF COMMUNICATIONS EQUIP- rMTomes MAGWWI TINDER PAREl. PLIASANT SURROUNUINgS. For MENT REQUIRES MAN TO Murray HIM 464-7400 HKH BABNlNOi PACKACING DIPT. CALL 6R 7-IMt CO/15 ' • TV HANDLE CUSTOMIR REQUESTS CALL MI^ FOR SERVICE DUTIES WILL ^n Equol Opportunity Employer MaehanlHlIf ihalinad. Will train; INCLUDE TELEPHONE DIS KINGSTON FALK BALhSILADY (PetmiinHii} _ Must knew color. A6/1S Bench and Read men, PATCHING OFFIELD SERVICE PHONE 464-4100, EXT. 244 For Interview Appointment Full or part time, lnduditig Sanjrdays JlCHNiCIANi AMD WMi FUEL CO. • WASHtRS MEN PART TIME. __. MAKER FUEL CO. i 187 Mlptawead Avfc, WAREHOUSE AND IrtlPMNe 13L1S per haur eny 3 days or ivenjjia*, -—"Nfw^Plont, Air Conditioned Offices, Cafeteria, ; BWIS • REFRiOERATORS ROOM WORK: full tun? opportunity. *tth Alee lufc- perrsn en trimming dial, iidAry; eoilege BMteitt may spp:y; E««lient Wnedts ets. Steads, Employee Porting, Liberal Fringe Benefit* $200.00 per weak WORK IN SPRINGFIELD IN ear. Call *»•: appolnBneBt 6-i P,W, po.iiion. Rote ei pay excellent. MU 6-5528 SUMMBH MU 6-5552 *• to atari-alul banya PLEASANT AIR CONDITIONED 75H-q77i B 6/IS Call in-person, 1'AKT T1MK OFFICE TOP SALARY AND C.-R. .BARD, INC. BXCELLENT aPTORTUNnY TQBIA'S APPLIANCE BENEFITS TO ARRANGE FOR HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL SUPPLIES nKxiDi iro MAN; retii ^11 or «emi - rsttred, good BOKER MFG. CO'. 2304 Vaux Hal) Rd,, Union, N. J. i ufts 1J99 Liberty *«., Hillside A PERSONAL INTERVIEW, character, ruom and smiiil sdary hi 731 Central Ave. Murray Hill, N.J. HIGH EARNINGS CALL MRS FUERTH-376-8112 eidunge (br being helptuJ to a handi- 200 Bumati A»e., Moplewood CALL NOW 688-00II WA 3-7748 C 6 72 (An Equal Opportunity Enplsyar) A 6/29 H/tl B 6/15 capped m«n. 373-1253 B 6/22 |RW.fvq ft Sidmo AH type* of garajju doer, instilled. Sr.l'ONI) MIlHTt.ACl MONEY I WILLIAM H. VEtT SUMMIT HARRY A, ba Iiraie extension*, repairs i, irrvU'c, to hiiiMp iiwucrs it N.j. Ranking and i Leadera - Guttera DISCRIMINATION - bot.d on DF.AUniUL VIEW Reiltor t m II nn eleetrU- operiiori h riJio-cnnir •!». limirunec rite, ACMU MORTGAGE I 1 r« estimates - do own work r««, cr««d, calar « natlsna! Choice Murmy Mill Jr^.i 4 years old; Siles - Iniuranee . Apprilitu 27.lt. fimlly roori, 3 lirgt hedroomj HUMMACI s M.I. - Samntnv, June I K\lt Kjm h I STEVt N5 O\ EKHI-AD DLHIH CO. ai,, 432 No, Wood A™,. Linden 915. All N.J. injured. £8 3-1153 origin In Ih* till « »nlal a! IJ-JJ SprlnEfield A¥e., Irv, ES 1-iJOO 1 KJY HOOKS 2 1/3 ceramic ale bulls, Ur(« m 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. at 1'i'M Morili Aw. t mltui* 1 ft CH 1.074" 4522, S 7/13 0 n/% O6/2D n»xt ti. l.loy.1 Acwcy, by Sulmrlmn 330 PARK AVE., I'LAINMLLD haHi*i er aparhnanii IS IL- ream; eenB-il iir-cond. Ideal for young y ML h-IHS J l/\% LEGAL. Tfcl. n.w.pop., si. ' RCA JOHN P. McMAHON PARKING AREAS, DRIVEWAYS, room located at PAN'S PAINTINt; neighborhood near schools, parkway IKF >. DTCORATING ALL ELEMENTARY ORADBS i SUB- Realtor i sr.w ins CURBING FREE ESTIMATES. WURK 111 EAST WESTFIELO AVE., Interiur Si 1 fc shopping, 1 rooms, J.car garage, 6B6.3482 Merlor PLYMOUTH 19*2 ,. 4 door Nact GUARANTEED. ROSELLE PARK ltj rates, JECTS EXPERIENCED TEACHER central air candiUoning. Only b yrs, ISIS Mo,,,. g«, MU 8 3434 S t./22 [rt'Q ostlmmes 371-SMS A t/f automatic. BEST OFFER . cull 37S- O 6/15 S6/39 Innured - ?U.U434 old. Many e»tras, Lo* 3O'S. Sil-63BB Open daily 9-9, wcskandi till S •i313 alter 5 P.M. H/TF 'BALDWIN CUNSOl.L MAHCCANY 1545 S li/1! B6/1S XESltR BAFiY-GRAND WALNUT $495 S<_5FA with slip cover, mattress k box B6/1S MANY MORF BARGAINS spring, twin Miû, antique white vanity VliLKSWACEN - lost. ncKlp KIN- 744-UB21 Bt/f wiih mirrcir, lampn, end tables, cock, I HANK il! I i ! >< CRANFORD NINC CONDITlfiN. ASKINC $311(1. -41- ALTF.RATIONS . REPAIRS LAWN MAINTENANCE LIBERAL ALLOW ANC1 - OLD SOFT- I 'NION tall lable, brown lined dripei 45" I'-MNTIINC.. INSlIil \M)'if I IKiUSE TOR SALE 0216 alter 12 P.M. A li/« RECREATION ROOMS Monthly - fis k UP. CompietE laod- FKII liSllNUTI-S, M.H.Il. ENER Rent - Buy - Service LUettme ALL BRICK RANCH JARCOL OVERHEAD DOQRS-three Sx long, typewriter «nd UMs, Criiunun Kips service, REASONABLE PRICES, Guarantee WLTB SOPT WATER CO. PRIVATE. CALL 964-I7D4 Dttween pjwt-r snw )'i iawnmower, M1J 8-3806 ANY CARPENTRY WORK I Nl.'S N J. Vf R¥ iPACIOUS S ROOMS B complete with hardware, 376-4691 Don Stmmski - 241-3562 c n,3! Veterans Landscape Service, 373.0.374 Rt, 22 (By SomefietDuiTerm.)Mtgide 2 cor fsrafa, excellent can* 6-7 P.M. S h/J2 After 6;3O P.M. S 6/15 after S P.M. 5 6/15 Nil I.---4 S/Ji) Tel. AL) 3-lXlO -Free Salt Delivery • truetisni claii to trsnspsrtetian Salei • Service B6/19 and .hopping. L'NICIN - C.IX.1D LtiCATIriN near buses, FIAT SNAKE I 'HI M VKITH STAMj '. STICKS A. BARTI. i SON 1 ^cligeii.s u chopping. Charming RANCH ii- L1. lull ••!«•, hr-,>.»fi.!, roin- KITCHEN CABINETS, AUJMNIL M TOP GRADE VIM IV. •. PHiCiD IN THE JO , in.ifirr-: l. [Tins;, ha*;slnrtl. I'LL S CASE. (BLL'ESI'AKKLE FINISH) lnnn-alnv.. very luw taxes. Excellent lii-te W1NIX1WS, TILE BATHROOMS, SCRFENFD TOPSOIL lilUTl- lahv fjrf ia,n •** •itl, c ..nihiii.itior, -tr.il- Hl'Lil'N TKl.MPI-'l WITH CASE HI MLS • Tiif PRESSING MePherson Realty Co, condiiion. Low 20's. Ml' (.81')3 S 6/1? CONTINENTAL WEATHER STKIPP1NC. ALIMN1UM WINIX1WS, INTERLOCK- '' munlii. ..Id. prat finally HE^T Hi' KK: SLRY GlMJIj CiJND- Dll h.liOSB (R.pltor) FS 3-5385 ING METAL WEATHER STRIPPING. WESTriELD MOTORS i. -.: .|i J (,is I'R (.-i«J4 0 d/J2 C 6,15 G 6/23 .1 Maurice Lindsay, 4 ElmwondTer., Irv, 19 Ald.n It.. Con lord 276.0400 l-.S 3-IS37 C 7/20 B 6/IS 114 E, S.cond St. Ploinflild 5-5260 BifVCLUS SN'JW TIKlJi li'R SALE Ql.-ALIFIRIJt..l. BL'YLRS •• FRED STENGEL H UltjUES't .jLALnY.LOWl.ST PlilCI-S w,m rvuRY BALL I \t"I-Ll.tVI CONDITION Fully air conditioned liaU of Duples, •ALTERATIONS PA1NI1M-, WIIH |)l.-[CM BOY CRANFORD •New and used, hi?, discounts; 128 6.40 . o.;n . 15 INCH Wheel Base LAWN MOWERS riiiiaiii-d "Rec" ruorn, beauUful tree •REPAIRS l-l-'AMILY FROM 5IJ5 Free EsU- •models; repair spreiiilisis: parts; ac- 5 in. for 2 I ires Sharpened and repaired. Free pick up T WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE AREA-HOUSE-PRICE shaded lui. Reasonably prieed, '65 IMPALA •FORMICA TOPS niiiti, Fully insurid, Hruish & Spray, 'cessorlcs; 24 years in business. Vie- CALL iHMlIM ANYTIME AFTER 4 and delivery WINDOWS REPAIRED & ALL GOOD! JOHNSTtiN REALTY •CABINET WORK OF ALL KINDS LJLVON CO. HLI 3-J77! CONVERTIBLE COUPE inry Bicycle 2S59 Morris Aye,, Union. P.M. H T/F CUTTERS CLEANED COLONIALS badrasmi, hat air 9151 East Linden Ave.. Linden H 6B8-663! H Call 3?'.i,52!2 Aulomolic, Pawsr lie (ring .Ml (J-238J. T/F 763-6300 or 761-673R after 6, B 6/22 heat, garage, Breakiide School O25-6MU0 5 6/15 16/15 So/15 Radio «. Healer, ¥•• clean ear. Ar.a. PRICIO IN TH1 30'i. LAWN MOWER - hand k powerT^har. PAINTING f, DECORATING ! 1)1-1.1A KiWUR AMI) HAND TOOLS. WILLIAM OSBORN WISTFIBLD Only $1195 CALL MORIELLO BROTHERS pened k repaired. Free pick up and INTERIOR 1 RXTERIOR [1KI1I., SHM'KR. I.KIMJKR, UANU WINDOW WASHING, WAXING SPLIT LIViL.3 bsdroem., jsr- STORM WINDOWS For all types of carpentry delivery. Service call after 5:30 P.M. FREE FSTIMATES $29,900 S\W. X" SAW. ITf, 1«" USING- INTLKIC1R h EXTERIOR PAINTING G.C FRANCIS Weekdays & all day Saturday, ftSb- CALL 375-2594 aje. 2H balh», 30 ft fomlly room. INJOY TMI POOLI maionry STON AS t., RUSl.LANI). s 6/15 home improvemenu. 2^3-lB"4 or 273-3965 after 6 STORM DOORS SBSO. B6/22 PRICED IN THI 3O'«. caps, 3 bedrooma, fireploee, 1L 2-1355 J 7/|3 B h/ CHEVROLET DINtTTl- SIT, |iracuually new. reeresfion rosmj plus an enelaa- 771 Lyons A*e. Irvlngtan SALE..DIAL DIRICT & SAVE $25,000 AND UNDER (Motitrn), I able with 1 leal, 4 upliol- CARPENTRY REASONABLE - We will PAINTING % UECOnA TING. Excellent ed lond.cap.d aatio winS 35ft 371-4444 make it beautiful like all our work. work; Free Estimates; Insured •m-red urhair--, i:liina cl.jsict. Sery rc-,i- Combinntion Aluminum 3.troek.»iIt LAWN MOWER SALES, Repairs and COLONIAL good arao, 3 bed. swimining pesl aonihie, hH7.1u2S, S/fi/lS We can do anything, iharpemni. Pick up «nd delivery, 464- JUS, PISCIOTTA '"11roomi, hat wotcr heal, garage, $38,400 GOOD $ 8.88 (r«g. $U.»5) CALL 541-8523 0780 days; 464.684! evenings. MU 8-27SO 523,900 Li SIX BEDROOMSI older colonial, IB'.iNY I'lANii C 6/2S S6/15 j 6/15 BUNGALOW 2 Bedraami, full 'IS MUSTANG BiTTIR $10,88 (r«g. $17,95) living room plus family ream, VI.RV tXllltil. nMimON dining reom foil basement, 2 dr. hardtop, mint condition BEST ill,iB (r«g. $31,95) dining roam, excellent madern HKINZE CONSTRUCTION PAINTING 8, DECORATlNe ForRinf ^ Ili,900 Free tstim!itek - Iniured kitchen, 1M bath., pteaiont $17SS I'-AL.L UK "-4 15 YEAR FACTORY GUARANTEE REMODELING ALTERATIONS, CAPi COD.3 bedroorm, garage, REPAJRS. NO JOB TOO BC OR TOO s Ml! 6-7983 J, CIANNINI IRVINCTON • 5 lirge rooms good seresned porch, jh/lf transportaHon adults lot 79 • 120, Brook.id. Arso Factor? Trained Inifolieri SMALL. POINT C b.,'1S CHAS. G. MEIERDIERCK JR. MAPLECREST LINCOLN LIQUOR MART ES 4-414S S6/1S 524,500 .I I.Ui -DIM... .\iui/ip : Ni;* liru sui- Innallotion only 12, (ng. $3) PHONE 687-824S RIALTOR MERCURY tor,.. Slai-icjily ^t.ui 340 CHESTNUT ST., UNION, N.j, SHAHiiN ACINCY 216 E. Broad St.. W..i(i.ld J6/W PAINTING INTERIOR k EXTERIOR 1130 Springfield Aye, liar=tuij Mrv i" iu I ^ WEATHIRSHIELb (AT FIVE POINT SHOPPING CENTER) Beautifully done at cut rate prices- IR\ INCTON - cozy 3 room ipartrnent. RiALTOR.iNSUROR AD 3-663? Adults only, Reassnaale Rent, 467 Maple.aad 763-3575 h,.,Sinirly.,.surii> JL 613 Ssuth A,e., W.iiJi.ld ML 6..S237 - FREE DELIVERIES also complete janitorial services! IS North Av.., I,, Cronfsrd Bi/lS C, 7/20 Grove st, S n/15 Sn-ih aliur 1' Hi- i.it, •.Sun, Free Home Dcmsniirotion . Coll Call eves. 371-7355, Quillty cluning and npalri. Reason, WiSTFIiLO [Automotive Set • FRICIDAIRE - 1 eu, ft. Dost offer. 233.7049. Evas. 23I.47SS able rates. We pick up, clean and re. IRVINGTON - Four modern roams; Must move. After J P.M. or week- B « '22 install. ELECTRO CARPET :, UPIIUL. adults only; heat, hot water supplies; SWIMMING- ANYONE? COLLISION I MECHANICAL REPAIRS FREE ESTIMATES CALL ES 4-2137 Painting - Interior - Eiierior air eondiBonef, parking in the roar CRANFORD LAVNE MOTORS .' ends. Call 3?«.7jnn S6/IS STRY CLEANERS Ti Cllnlon PL, Nt-! Free Estimates A lovely 17 x 34 sutdasr rear Vl . I1 n , 1 broil, 0, LA COhfTE i71-ST44, Sh/lS CAPE COD. larjeUvini room with 4hS LEII1GH AVt-,, UNION, N.j, wirk, "JZa-JlBj, C h/'T ASPHALT h CONCRETE Wm. Me Dtvltt (Ireplaee, lull dining room, 2 bed- yard swimming pool ia Included | ur i > piei- nut dlnln>-, i MV 7-J54S GIRL'S 26" ENGLiai DIKE , trill CONSTRUCTION rooms: expansion for ! large rooms with rhii lolidly built brick & ',. •. in-.'. Mu«t HCII, Call i C 7/20 GOOD CONDITION SBJEWALKS, PATIOS & DRIVEWAYS IRVINGTON - 2 bedroom spartment. on 2nd n«ri iereened porch and larje (,eld.tone dwelling. The Ut VERY REASONABLE Sh/15 Heat Supplied- Air Candirisnsd, 42 OAKLAND TER. NEWARK.N.j. |ar»|e. C«ll BR 6-3347 for appt.S 6/IS flaa. hat a 23' « 6 « 14 living 732.00.33 SHEET ROCK 372-81S4 after 5 roam with fireplace & dining PEP'S SURFBOARDS j 7/13 -.S6/IS _____ OVER YOUR OLD PLASTER, area, 9 kitchen with table apace, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Con cusiotiisi ysod boards and wet PULASK! 8. S6/15 , EDISON I COLLISION REPAIRS INSURANCE I, suits. Look for us in the yelig* pages, EXPERT TAPING is, FINISHINC. WALK FINN R.R.. ichooli, shopplni 1 bedroom!, iereened porch a. ' HI-FI WALNUT STFRKCi CABINET, RECISTERED ?. INSLRED-Ml; h-lbRI D, T, MASONS; general eontracior IRVINGTON - Modern 4 rooms, tiled ESTIMATES WALTERS 2"i-j744, B 6/22 Flreplaet, sidewalk, paBO, brick steps, are*, 6-year 7,room split foyer en- tiled bath. • MODERN WALNL'T KIDNEY SHAPED -A T/F COMPANY bath, heat, hot water and cir space. 9!9 MONROE ST.. UNION reuinini walls, garage. trance, eu - in kitchen, diihwasheri A third large bedroom is an the • COCKTAIL TABLE. 379.37M S6/15 Near center, S14S, Cull 372.2325. 2 MU 7.R544 TOPSOIL 241-3-1B - 7564)822" j 7/20 dining room, 3 bedrooms, 1 I/ baBis; I ii'cond ilsar & the baiement hoi • PAiNTfNG S6/15 A T/F SCREENTn AND UNSCREENED Urge rec. room, finished ba»inent, 1 a recreatian roam, full bath h HERITAlJf; - HI SKI,DUN, Clroa Mi; Maytu dryer & wislwr p»Uo giragc • 9 pieee contemporary waJmtt dinini DEUVBRED ALL MASONRY, BRICK STI PS, SIDE- AND | walk •hop irn, 2 car d«tach.d roem §ct. escL-llGnt yundition. f.^ a. 2-7-Dl'lO , HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL PARK, Inc. WALKS- SELF EMPLOYED I. IN- IRVINCTON - 3 brdroom apartment. 5 r/4$ ta Mmmption avUlable: $24,- garage. IMPORTED CAR iERVICM Call 233.4635 Sr,/lS "The Cemetery Beautiful" Stuyves»nt SURED WATERPROOFING, • CARPENTER All electric utilities supplied, On-alte 250 owner, »eS.93J0. S 6/IS It's located near beautiful Ton. All Makes . All Model! Ave-- Union . ML 1-1102.Exec.Ollife, A, NUFRIO - ES 4-01)52 or ES 3-B773 parking. Si Augusta St. See Hupt, oaquaa Park and cloae to tha CHECKER JERSEY SALES CORP, 60 Park PL, Newark - MA 3-2880. CONTRACTORS ELIZABETH . HEALTH FOfiDS - Nuts, Herbs. Honey, (.'•il-D LL'MBLR C 8/3 Tamaquei Grade School, Your Checker-Datsun Dealer el lfncles to ehoose from. c»/ia IRVINGTON - 4 rooms, 3rd floor, ELNORA - Wannanco Park area, Cus- AT Mf.OQQ 1145 Morris Ave,, Union Sail-free Fuods, Flour, IRVINCTON tom one family built in 1W4, 7 room!, HLALTH f-LK't) CENTER, 8° Oran;!r I'^nd tpol?, Come see. We ALL MASONRY, STEPS, WATER- middle-aged person preferred. Resi- T/F in lt'.-ms, !'.'« Livingston ave, J*«r.lr.Q, rk™sehold Gtm PROOFING, SIDEWALKS, WALLS; HOME' OFFICE iclence Utehen, 1 1/2 baths, stall DANKER & DANKER Ave., irvlnfton, EH 1-bmi, j 3/! dentiai area. Available Immediateiy, shower, torced air heat (gss), central I'I'I \ •SIADAYS ALSO, SELF EMPLOYED - INSURED, A. 1 block to Bus /»«, 3-3-70S0 Realtert 3 ELLIS AVE. «lr eondirjonlni, inrage.Seetoapprec- 149 Elm.. St. Wi.tfleld LAWNMOWER 20" Reeliype. Brlpi THINK SMART! LOOK SMAATI BUY ZAPPULLO -j SON, ES 2-407? - MU AMI 7-6476, G6/3 IRVINGTON lite. Easy financing, $26,900, 232.4848 ALL JUNK CARS - CASH NOW TOP i afration Mutor. Lilce New condition., SMART at Merry-Go-Round quality re- DOWNTOWN ARE A-one family duplex, $40. DR 6-5890 S6/1! 1 Multiple Lilting M.mb.ri PRICES - WE TOW CALL DAY OR usi i) Ml N ?, 1l.nUe^' and children's sale ihop, Laekawiinna PI; MUlburn IRVINCTON - S large roomi, jood 6 rooms, steam unit, (oil), copper NIGHT s;lotli*j-s. cunit utc-n si 1: und furniture, OPEN THUR,, FRI.. SAT. 10-12, 2—li30 FOR A-l STE PS, retaining walls or any • CALL 371-6520 transportation. ADULTS LIVING ROOM. Dfjdroom, TV, Den other expert mason work. Call J. plumbing. 110,500. 248.4343 0 8/17 tO',:.. Eri- . utL, K ,um Iff, i'JS G 6/2° ES 4-4148 S 6/15 TWO FAMILY - S-S.3 semi-modern WESTFIILD AREA Furniture ftr sale. In good condition. S1MOES oio-3671 or 375.2324 for tree • ASY TERMS Living .-iton WO, , H.JPCland. S 6/IS kitchens li bams, steam unit (oil), Coll MU 8-251S aftrr n P.M. S 6/15 eitirnatet, ARRANGED IBVINGTON - S rooms, first floor, FOR S 8/17 laraje, $Ii,900. Mtprareye.es For Ssk 127 Wh 11 \M i '\ -'i.iini. itom«tii choose Avnllable August I. Centrally located, WISTFIELD • -MOVING MUST SELL - Dining room c ONE FAMILY - I rooms, science kit. from. L ,u'U I iber. aogra, ciyefrie LOW SUMMER PRICES for further tafrrnltlon Call ES 3. chen, new ale bath, new hot water heat MOUNTAINSIDE VESPA MOTOR SCOOTER 1700 miles. set, baby carriages, crib, lined *ip- CLNIRAL MAS.iNRY CALL BR 6.4068 goyis, hanc! ['uwer tonljt^ benches, : S644. If no answer ES f-lSM, S 6/15 unit (oil). 112,500. FANWOOD nutjuen; eie. Open every FRISH MINiD COAL SIDF WALKS - 1 .iliuS A6/IS _ MU 6.7320 B6/15 it^yl shelves, FIRE PLACES - STEPS - REPAIRS SAVE MONEY NORTH ELIZABETH .comer3family, SCOTCH PLAINS day, .la.^ Li ;bt!>n ave., Roseland. NONE BETTIR AT ANY PR1CI ROSELLE PARK - 3 1/3 rooms, aU WALTER JACKSON - 376 . 797B YOU CAN DO IT! 5,6 roomi. seml-modern kitchens k See MATTRESbUS, fnctery rejects; from S'6/15 Se/15 We will paint top half of your house, utilities, plus garage, $105, 241-0167 baths, new separate steam units {oil), "~S HARD.TO-CET SCRAMBLERS Jg.W). litddinf Minulacturers, 153 N, Nut ot Stov. - $22.00 you paint ilia bottom. Why like chances? S6/IS copper plurabinu, 2M electric, 2 gar- • RUOC.ED NEW 90 YMIOU p, _ 21,00 ales. Reduced. 122,900. CROSS COUNTY REALTY • NEW 160 WOTH ELECTRIC I'art St., East liranpf: upen 9-'->; slio o J. N1CRO h SON Eitimnte free.Gutters, leaders,paper, MI5 West Front St., f'laiiifiuld. 6 6/29 IF IT'S wtivLN TRY ALPERN'i Buek/W or Rice - 19,00 hnnginj;, repairs. Frederick W, Rich, BAYWAY AREA . 4 family, built 1940. REALTORS STARTER For Cl STOM SI'OP.AT-HOME Dee. MASON CONTRACTOR 4-1 1/2 room apti, modern kitchens U • MS'i NOW IN STOCK Cellar li attic cleaning, free estimates ards. ES 2-0036 or 3S1-5403 - Union. 854 Mountain Ave., Mountainside orator Service for DRAPES, SLIP- GUARANTEE COAL T/F_ ^ You get MORE tile baths, its™ unit (oil). $24,500 • For Immediate Delivery COVIiRS, UPiiOLSTERY, DED - 374.3297 j j/*4 BAYWAY AREA - corner 4 family, AD 3-5400 B6/8 AT N. j.1! VOLUME CYCLE DEALER SPREADS, CURTAINS, A phone call MA 2-7?S3 MA !-7«00 for your money 2-S room k 2-4 room apts, 4 separatt HOWA, MQNTEBSA, BRDCESTONE, brings our Decorator. wiUi Samples, o s/io JUNE SPECIAL -- Plasterlne side- TLRKAtÂ PAINTING CONTRAC- new steam units, (gas), excellent condi- MINIBIKE, VESPA Advine and Ruler, CUSTOM SAVINGS walks, cellars, porches, driveways; TOItS, Special winior rate". Interior tion, $33,600, V. I. P. HONDA LIHISH . HarrJ Cool reasonable, free estimates. .-. Interior. Insured. Free eiumases 417 ArUnpon Ave. FlaJntMld EXAMPLE: Lined Drapes, Mi»iur«d, OMEN'S AGENCY BRIDOEWATER-ViM lOt. 9M Si UW "" SM?**7 aS4.62p3 al»r 4 p.m. at PL 7 V Hung on new rods, InsBdW, 110 by rjuar anteerj quality uannet be REALTORS - INSURORS finest views in Bie Watcliungs, on ever A 6/15 «6 inelies, "8.50 complete, Slmllir equalled far leai 151 Jefferson Ave., EUzabeBi 1-1/2 »cres, locatod In develotwd area Savings on all fabrics and sl»3, from MASONRY, PLASTERINO. WATER- BROOKSIDE LOW SUMMER PRICES EL 2-54U0 on Parrridje Drive, whicli is off Sunset the larjest selecdon and color range, PROOFING - ALL ALTERATIONS . S6/15 Ridge, on paved dead end road with lark Cloth, }1.49 yd. ALPERN'S, Route HOME REMODELING GARDENS Public Notice STOVI & NUT - $2J.»I ALL PIANOS telephonep , gas andelectriciry imnwdl 10 and 202 in Morris Plains, JE 9- , JIALFH MART1NO - HU 2-6299 TUNED 6 REPAIRED Price ill.OOO, C»ll r»BA COAL Hersig Realty ELIZABETH atelly avallsble. 1718. Hours: HJiDO A.M. to 10 P.M. 0 8/3 • I. RL'DMAN 761.456! S-o/i NOTlCr OP APPLICATION BUCK/RICE I19.fi TAKE NOTICt that Arthur C, Milker »nd Mon, to Fri, 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 Sit. T/F T/F MASONKY WORK. SIPINVALKS, f lunor T. II. Masker, Brailins •« IRVINC. SOMiRVILLE TUN I'UfliAOf CO. , have applied w the GEM COAL CO. STEPS. I'ATIOH. INDOOR ANPOUT- PIANO areeior ot Ihc Division ot AlcoholU ilever. The elegant, SIDt: WORK IXJNE. VICTORIAN Blfl.low 8-4309 ANU »Ee control lur • siaic BfViraetCiurlsytor'i CALL 374-056! $85 - $130 FOR A MOVINu Biperience by Gi/i7 Rl.PAUUNG COTTAG1 Lict-nsp -SPD-& for prefmics Ideated at 1113 new way to LUHRS 19M S 6/22 - experienced movers..., Smyvesan.l Avt,, Irvlnstan, N*w jeriey, 14 ft., Cray marine engine: eic, eond. J, 7-IDIJN1K H«ot Hot Wattf MARK R. DALY li SONS.,,agents iibjcetled^ if 4ny. sheyld fee msae immtsd- Must see to appreciate. 1B2-1O47 MASONS " PR 6-3U75 Gas Range RefrigerOiof Heart Of Elmora For Greyhound Van Linei, Inc. Ijieiv In wrilinf. IS the BMeior of the Divl. ARMOR BUILDING fl 6/29 KS3.195I jiJn of Alioholie Gevarue Conlrol, 1100 brighten STAMPED LINENS Quaint and charming 6 room jijvttinnd lioulevard, N««ark S, New jersey, RESTORATION, INC. Office - 129 Mereer Streel homo an Park Ave., modern Kit. O 7/6 (Slcnedi AkrlHR C, MASKER, 1 KNITTED SKIRTS SHORTENED PIANOS TIIHMI'J-.IS ill LI. U - IS li,!', Evin- • STEPS chen with brMklait bar. dining I IXASIR T.H. MASKER, CLINTON YARN 8, O1FTS • PATIOS ALSO ees For R#hf in CMilOiie St., your life. riidc mitg", SlJlercrjIt trailer, like 110* CLINTON AVE; IRV, CENTER, SOMERVILLE, N. j. roam, living ream and J bed- new, SHIO, e WALKS - WATERPROOFING PIANOS REPAIRED Irvaigfeu, New Jeriey ES S-SSSJ roomi; cael trie ahaded parch, Irv, iieralJ.junv 15, JS, 1*7 (Fee, I7.S2) Call liL 2-6771 • ROOFING - GUTTERS C, CLSclMSki . ES 5-4116 RA S.29SB RA S-2909 0 7/6 ExteliMtf location fot trsnipart. IRVINCTON, 61S Nye ave, - Modern 6/15 • FREE ESTIMATES a 7/6 8 6/15 stien and «criooli. Call far par. alr-condiUoned office; all services: Ntrnct OF APPUCATION M WORK GUARANTEED H 510 iq. ft.: alter to suit. Inspect any- -uas S, CosrieHes lleulara, TAKE NOTICB ihit OH Lonut Inn Int., 674^18! or 62i-7S6O Plumbttitt & Hsiflrri ' Hme. Call J73-2163. S 6/15 I/I LOCUST INN, ING, hi, ip|IUed B the Mirsr ani Council ol die Ooroufh or ROHUI, TOTH PliARMACY D0NT LIVE WITH THAT DRIP! THI BOYLE CO. , IRVINCTON - Woman, Khoal . age New Jerecy. for a Plenary RataU Csnaump* BOSTON TERRIER PUPS 204 CHESTNUT ST., ROSELLE PARK CALL HERBERT TR1IFLER REAL ESTATE SINCE 190S Bar, UeenH C-S for Hit premise! attuuid WLFhW OLD . AKC RECISTERED Chestnut S.I69! PLASTERING, PATCHINO, PAINTING, alter- '• daujhter needs S or more raomi, hut Thi Colonial Bulldlng-Open ?-8 IRVlNaTON - Air conditioned office; at 3S0 w, Flrii Avenw, Roselie, Nev jerHh SHEET ROCK CEIUNOS AND WALLS, BLACK (.WHITE Opal Diily li Sund.y - Sit, 9-9 st •11 cenveninees, partitioned (oppa) QFWCtM: CONCRETl SIDEWALKS. ntioni £ conlractini 24 hr, phone ! ™PP "*• iiT'i,it • A/i« . 355 J.noy ave. Car. W. End, 31W-B8U0 B 6/22 Free Delivery |L .3.4200 Ideal area, reasonable. ES 2-5469 iRUNO COUL, O 7/20 484-2369 perviee, 356 Union Aye., ES 2-0660. i 371-3MI A 6/IS S6/IS Preildeiy, T/F S6/29 FurAiiried Bo-omd Fot R«if'' 105 «6 BIsomfKId Aw.. PFOY POODLE SHOP1 HILLSIDE Buomfield, NJ. uathe'em, groom'ern u love'ern, TEAM OF 1TAUAN MASONS and LEO KANTROWITZ fOUR FAMILY - 5 t.™ apart. SOMIRVILLE MARY COUL, ! UNION . Sleeping room tor refined §e€rttary and TFeasurer, " WA S-S1M SUIlS-DRESSBS Carpenteri can bsauafy your home , PLUMBING - HEATING i gentleman. Near all transportation. menla, si I h.ot,Income 1440, Alterations - Repairs - JobbinB JSD w. Fir« Avenue. ' LINDEN stepg, patio, sidewallu, me. Call after ; Call 784-6760 / S t/Li ' $37,500. DENTAL OFFICE for RENT Roseiie,s. j. (MARTINtZED) Prompt service. CaU MU 8-1330. J8/3 6 p,m, 67)^318. ACINCY mtmeumi, If «iy, stnuld ho made ink. 1 HOUR MARTTN1ZINC S6/22 T/F UNION . ComrorMlle room near 94 mediiwiy, in writing, to Jem Kruliih, B«r> 500 CHESTOirr ST., LWION, NJ, UROR Fully Equipped--v«ry desirable syfh clerk, OOTOUEI. Hail, RoMle, Nn J«r- »nd New York buset. Gentleman only. IS North Av.., E., Crontord , olllci spoca; b*autl(ul pr««tlo« WALTER RE7INSKI ReferenBei. ACT aim MevinoSi Siorqyi BR 6-19M building In heart of buiineil dli. S-juM li. a l%% (Feel 11.48) PLL'MBINC - HLATINO • MU !.30I9or AD J.O662 S 6/13 trict (Central Offic. Building, 2 BEST Eiectricol Reno! BENTON & HOLDEN, INC. New Installation, repairs, f. Jlt/U i NOTICB OF APPUCATION PRICE . Altesiuons ES 2.4931 Divi.lon Street, SsRierville.) JOHN EVERETT LOCAL 1 LONG DISTANCE MOVING UNION - ComforMble ruom (orientle- TAKE NtrrlCE that Reliert Li ioey. Bad. ALL MODERN BEDROOM: LIVING 5TORAOE B 8/4 MOUNTAINSDI - 7 room CoIoiU»J, '< ing i> DRACON RESTAURANT, hu applied LICENSED ELECTRICAL CONTRAC- man. Private home, entrance :• bath. A "ooldon" opportunity for part to the Miyor and Council of |M gsmutfl RROLIM, , REFRGREFRIGERATOR R r DINING TOR (47 Years Dependable Service) i bedroomi, inrge Uviiii rooia wift ROROOMM , KITCHENBTTESSi STOVES With or wiAsut air conditioner, h«7i or full time ipeeialiii er reeenf ot Roselle for a Planuy RetaU CgaMnpaon PHONE 24S.4364 FL 1-2727 ! ft&st Hum*! 445«. S A/15 llrepl.ee. Walk to sehools, shopplrii , lieenseel Require* very imall License c.tn for snmiaes aituaMd at 587 FANS, ETC. DI S-40M WA 3J1M, 220 volt •ervices • specality ALLIED VAN LINES k pool. Wooded area. Mid 20>i. lnv«ilm«nt at affiee it equipped Hu-lun Road, Riiatila, Nn Jeney, T/F _. J 6/29^ CHEHKY HILL Rest Home fortheAged JS2-9JW Objeaisni, U any, ihoula be nine 1m. 0 6/22 and Retired - home.iike atmosphere; VAILSBURO SECTION - SLEEPING with 3 Ritter motoii, X.Ray, 2 nHdiaiely, In wrioo|. ts jaaa Kruli*, ior. s o/is ! A BETTER CASH PRICE State approved, 500 Cherry st, EUt, ROOM, LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, CRN- chain, •(•rillier, builneii office, out* Clark, Dorour.h HaU, KsaeUe, Nev JOHN POLITO DON'S TLEMEN - 6Tfi.7IS5 S 6/1! and labaratsry. Jersey. Bedrootni, Dinini Rsonii, Living ECONOMY MOVERS, INC. EL 3-7657 SCOTCH PLAINS Licensed ElKtrical Contricter, R.S- j 6/13 . ROiERTÎ SQOIY, Room, Planes, China, Linens, Uric- pain «. maintMice, no job too small, MOVING .STORAGE RANCH-4 years old, J bedrooms, semi, Inqulr. (101) ?iS.07J4 J» Fan*! RUie Dr., a-Br«c, Antiques, Household Goods, VAILSajRC . 2 1/2 ftlrnUhed room ; finished expansion for JaddlUenil bed. gntdi Plain, N.j. call us for prompt service - EL 2-3445, PACKING apanment, bath b privite entrance. { Etc, BT/F CALL MU 7.0035 fteol(no& Siding • rooms and bath* S22,»00 RA J.J9W I T/F The SpesaBr-jymTijj, 1%7, (Fe.1 M.O0) -__LUBER - 642-M44 Newly decorated. Suitable for buslneti CAPE COO - extra Iirge 4 bedroom C 6/15 JOSEPH H. 5TREN0- UONAÎ-lUh LUN-lHACItHUi - Slfllng woman or gemjemen. 372-9106 itttr home, fireplace, enclOiod porch i fashion styling! m sfseciaUms, Lowest Prlcei, Best Works 6 P.M. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR HENKY P. lOWNSBND, AGENT AL- „.-..„ „:„„ S27.W0 • Deal direct with contractor: FREE i Lipstick-iiii! A.J, PIKOR Bj'YS i SELLS 220 VOLT SERVICES. LIED VAN LINES, INC., MOWNG AND COLONIAL -Urge f«nMd-in yart, Better Grade L'ied Furniture CALL CH 1.0450 C 6/22 STORAGE! FIRE PROOF VAULTS, AD ESTIMATES - Fully Insured. FurhUhtd Room Wonfed . 106 3 flreplacei, S bedrooms }M,900 i Burn! clean, odorless Phone 172-7441 B 7/11 GO GAS HEAT! AN11QUES, CHINA, BRIC-A-BRAC. 2.44M 5-6. AD 2-4461, WATCHUNC '.AGENCY, REALTOR RESIiXNTlAL.,.,.COMMKRl,iAL LINDEN . Manure wenun vnna light butani! EL 1.6SSI - MU 6.MS1 O6/M 4S1 Park Ave,, Scotch Plains 322-5*02 4T8 Choitnut St., Union. WLB FRANK STRAUB, FST, 1931. All kinds housekeeping room, furnished or in. i Refuels in seconds! S6/1S 0 6/22 ELECtWC SERVICK KELLY MOVERS INC. of roofs, leaders and gutters. Quality, furtiishod. Convenient to n-ansporu- I Givis months of lights W, WIMON - ML' 6-3092 Agents for North American Van Lines; reasonable prices. 68i.S452. J77Clobe tion. Write e/o Boss 446, UaJonLtsrJer, brt|ant UCENSED,,,,..INSURED 11 ave,, Union. 1J91 Stuyvennt Ave,, Umso. S 6/IS SPRiNCFilLD , CASH FOR KRAP "GENTLEMEN if the moving Indus. from single fueling, C6/2B T/y ' Load your car. Cut Inn. Newaptpwi try. We'll m«e, pick «n0 mere iny- Di LUXE SPLIT I Guaranteed by Ronson! mt per 100 Ib.: No. 1 Cower m thinl. anytime, anywhere, at reason, •rick « Irofiie, center hall Split In addition to the fine work'we Jo in all types of per lb,, he«vy brass 7M- pa1»., ngsy able rates . 112.1310. BT/1 ROBBINS ROOF1NO CO. Level iBcoied In the beautiful I Get Our Law Pricel Rosflni, Siding, Laaderi.Gumrs.Car- Plumbing, we olio furnish and initoll Gas Heating Itad ¥ ml bBttaries. A k P Paper •¥•49* 9^2%=—n • -= ^ -: _ — — -^= Smlthfield orsfl. J:b»droom» «'* kMr «snsnL hamM - by EM> MILLED MOVING -RMi.r.t : p^y kHiuuiwmv.MnRttli- Equipment in horns* just like your*; Steam ... Hot • S»» our eemplele leleerfsff ef Renton Sk Co., 61 Se.-fWl St. ll pnMnttal Wtt, 1 ba*»,,™«r»««Bii • ert. Sun) far tram lnfornntlnn baoklw «g»w free •sUmites , 4h*ure*»tee*l- jndnd folly toMW^ over 40 VT-B. ~ Vifitlame* IjgfiieVi "'.-••—: — : «xpprtence. Free EittriiKe, MU • 7- : eat-lii kitchen, self clearin,- Wainr Bonboord ... Hot Air , , . (sv«r 6,000 Gos 120 Wonfl«W Av*,, IUI, 289-6M0. long distance - Nhore specials, . ._. finished fcapement, lari'e Vird; i4J V00. Call 1IA TANNE, " • CH S-3298 M16 or 141.1710. Installations since 1938). We are licensed Master CASH PAID (or heirs' Interests la I I 6/29 ).siir isarape; eariieiod throuiliuui, *S nil e«et, 376 4868 rnjintalnod, \v:iil,il)ly Sept, Tc/r 3 year Plumbers who take pride in our work. estates, deedi, monagM, itock ecn- pioar MaehifiBi & Waxinj HENRY J. LANSU, Realtor RUBIN BROS. ifiCBECS, Laurence Semel, 420 MorMl period, SJeS rniinth, 3 beUreoiiifi and | RAINBOW WNTRACTORS batii addIUonal_oQ_3iJuio6_pilM»- — •—--37*5200"" --r- ave., Sra-lngfield. Phone J79-1951"S7/b PLUUR WAXIMi, JtUO^CLEANlNO. Shi ill Jnbs - liii- Jiib"i WA'TBBB - PAIWTlNff—- 111 MILLBURN AVE. HiATiNG & DRUG STORES - PANiLLINB.ROOFINO I ruv I,hurii.iteN - I ully I[]fur;-U §VlS* MILLBURN COOLINO CO. MB.TAL ULTICTOR f, ilpons repairiiL CaU i«r free e*d- CALL M7-I197 S 6/1S SUBURBAN GAS 392 CHANCILLOR AVE,, 376.1421 mate, MU 6-31M. m . I! IIU anHWer call Had- Bi/IS NIWARK HT/F 6/22 AUTOMOBILE ORIGIN 596 Chestnut St., ReseiU Park Rsaflng - Gutters • LMdvt - R«p«iri The word' 'itrtomobilt" wai \ AILi-Hi'Iff. KANCIM DLIKI WA3.B800 ROBBINS AND AI i ISDN INC. I .-y\" Nli-NT i K \TIUN, Far Free Estimate Call CH 5-2100 Free Estimate j - Innrsd first Uifd in ! ranee in Uio t«L. !76^ 991 12 Oberlui It,, MlBltiMed, NJj . , L\l I. MOVINO^roRAOE-PACKlNO latt lSSOi, siys World Daok - Easy Terms Arranfltd - 313 KVm AVI'-: CRANFORD. N.j, SO J-1644- N. TADQIR BM (ALLILU VAN UNES) O6/M »t/r O 7/6

• , s, • OWM — MaMBMr, M tMvin, Jan LUCAf - Meriant, Mrmarly Rady (n— -Thursday, June 15. 1967- 1100, 11M7M , if! 1111 of 50 latttB Vlnoiroy.U)), saa TIMyTIMiUy, , JJun . ,*, 19*7. P-kw.y. IHl M U aa >77 yyaara, , off IW OOak Mill DriveDriv ,, Hunral tear," Ml Sendlsrt A««,,near WKHHORSTJIaroW, sn lunda,, Jun. II. etmlim UMM, kainekidd MII . att llupbab a « , UUKM PETENSIN-JMB (see RausdMrjl, Mi Tnnwl Av.. on TlMaday, MefiMn Mass Tussaay, jane 6, IS67, el » Pmnena 1967, of « Sunoyild. T.n«.. F.ul Or- kkTI. Wlilum lleMll'liai. Mra. Richard J, ttevMd d ntttar ef Mra, Dsntt, KffiHka, Si, Joaaah's Church, lnl»rrn«nt Can ol an|e; huabaM sf Msltaret (naa r«l«b). DEATH NOTICES \ Mra, Mariani IsAi and Mrs, Emma DriM. keensHir, N, y,, fannarly ei Heaven umatery. Mm, OMrlH, Vrmk, OMFII, tut, Newark, Mlena .It. of Charlel Fetef. Funeral sir Wednaeas*, June 14k, from Ml Irm. OaaiMi Me* el far a. HeM JiBi •ianr of Jsta Vlnojrov.kl tad M 'titou FuBsral Horn.," 406 San- AtCMI - AMI, M llhBliy. J—7, 4 traMitta, Fw«r«l vat Inn 'Vat. MMrelak Mi IM, HarntUH QIMB; Hag fcV.R R»DMk Damtoj-p.iiiwfirefCar.dM f Cl l E^-1™*?.' fj*f- "^LiXI, ford Ave., (VaUsbun), lUqui™ Mass at is J?, •>••> 71 yam, NnMrty d Newt. •M Pwaral How." 4B6 laadnrd An, ttnt N ai SLAOBR (Sladek)-«iUliajn j,, an Tnur^ St. joseA'l Church, IIM OrM|e, In i gg^h r*dimi»l ifaii ** i inn pis. AW*.. # Ir * ^1V*^VUCreeeen« ! FwvAye,#i ,rva/^nej Neiarfci BL^ , iTs e*9» BBK^ tuners* ~> ! JnuiWucli »l Mr>. Qermie A, M«n- (VilitM «• MHNW, turn IM, IU- kalf Ma mk »•Bar! H*I G^ kail at "Haekerle V Birth 1100 Pine Ava,, cor, Vaui Hsll Rd,, Newark, N. J,, Misved huaBind of HIM Tb. fuHrtl servlee •••lwldit"H kerie aanMEkj FuMral Horn.," 11M Soudi Hane tar Fyiiar.il,'1 971 Clint™ Av... neU at CaaMttfcut Tirrni Pr.ibyt.rlui Grob Sucker, Th* luneral aerivce wll M Churcli, Union, sn Saturday, Jun. 10, Union on Tuesday, Intermenl In Hally- LOTC OF ROCK • Bar* Hani for Fyaersls," 971 Chmoo Qrmajm An,, Nnirt. on SaBirday, Jo> 10 Irvunttm ga Tuaansy, jun. U InVsrmeBI *ood Mtmorial Park. held at "Haeberle 1 Bart) Hem ol Funer. A**,, Ininiui, Saturdiy, June 10, In- Hlfh Itûl.ni Maaa at Sacnd Havt In Woodland GHnMery, •'Haeterle k Bank Colon!^ Home," 1100 all," 971 Cluuon Ava,, Irvlnpod. on Enchanled Rock, about 20 FT™ Ave., earner Vauihall Rd,, Unlan, •nmi In CnalHi Menwrlsl Park, Ourdi, VaUatairt, Imrm-t CM. of ROGERii-lnei Brown, at her nome, 171 Wednssday, June 14. InMrment HoUywood miles from the Texas home of Kmllword,. Haavag CMMtary, male funeral urn|im«li. Int.rmem In Melnsnal pirk. HBRZOO - OB Suurday, Jw 10, 1M7, Hollywaod Memsrial Park. Pitt Rd., Springlleld, N. J,, on Friday, ( President Johnson, Is a moun- MansrM (MuUerJ, ef 71 Um Av.., HUl. June 9, 1967, vife of Walnr S. Rofera. EBEKU .. Adolph (Arthur). n Tbyra- tain of grtnltt two miles BorrriNO — ai Jim. i. imi, Miehseie,, •Me, N.j.. kalovaa wUt at th. laea And™ dauihter of Mri, CUra Laurioan; iia> PORKSTORI MCCLILLOCH ». On Tuesday, ]\s» 6,1967, of Point Pleitant rkirouiti, bilsvad kui> day, jyM I, 1M7, Ma 67 y«ari, o( la Hens* asveM motow sf jseapa , Emll. ttr of Mrs. Fay M»ere, Mrs. Edith THEOeAl.D-Eliubeth E., on Msnday, around and about 2,000 teet LUTZ'S Jamas, of lf.1 iDHon *n., Hiilside, band of Anna (M* Rsltsehlrrt; Inker at Uadn Aw,, aul.vlll., tarnarly oINtv- FndeHck, Rakert ast Maw Henej, Mrs, Bonnet! and Dale Brown, Funeral ser- June 1, 1967, farmerly of Newark, be. jsMpii and John ol Ncvark, Michaal of ark, teisnd huakagd sf Rmh I, (naa N.J™ beloved huasandafWllepatt(Clark)> high, 1055 STUYVESANT AVt.,UNION CENTEfi| viol. IdnMlksrt, Mrs, Gaort. Combo. devoted fatter of Mri, EUzabettRandsloh vice It Smith and smith (Suburban), 411 loved il.«.r si Mri. William Brtninl,. Mlewtlle «nd *• Ml PMv; ll HI ef Moor.)i davowd [HkH U Mra, jluini Ml Mrt. Ctrl Irwsw: HMt at MerrU Ava,, Sprinfllaid, on Tuesday, The fuaaral service was held at '-Hae^ Forb.. and Arthur J. Kbrrl., bott gl and Mrt, Maureen Polhamua; alia mm- Nlenolss a! Little FaUl and Amhooy sf Mrs, Martha Um Mrs, Jull. Frank, and June 1). Intennent Falrytew CemeBiry, D»ra> t B«r«* Horn* for paMrtla," 971 MOUSE LOOK iMABBY? Find OWN: DAILY to 6 P.M. — NUDAYS to 9 P.M. Eauitewn: tin II p-ende&Hdren and 11 Eaat Orantc brotWr ol Emll Ibarla vlved try ) brorJiers and 3 sister!, In Mrs, OtrilOas Buds; il« mrvlvM by VVestfield, Clinton Ave,, Irvlnfton on Friday, jute a pom I., (ntoiigh the Went Ad msI-frsndehiWfen. Fsnersl trem *e of LM»: pandlaUlar of Kara Eb«rl.. 9 irindchlldrm md S p..t-jT«cJchlK SaUand, and 4 p-mdehllaren. The funeral 9, lnwrm.nl in Hollywood csmesery. Blhbg (HvelsHSKk) PuMrai Home," Tin nnraj Nrvin ••• haU at "HM> Bran, FiBerel we! CDBAKMO from ffie service «al held at tihm McCrieken tun- r.ATULA-Albert C, luddanly, on Tuesday, iectiofi. 1101 South Oranf* Ave., Newirk. ait Mon- barla k earui HonM far FuMrlla," 971 McCr.cmo FuMral Hane, 1900 Morrl, aral Home, 1SO0 Morris Ave., Union, June 6, 1467, assd K years, of 19 Kuna day, June 12, IU(h Requiem Mua u Si, Clinton Ave., Irvlnji.jn, on Saturday, Juna Ave,, Union, Ml Wednesday, Hljh Mall sf unerment In Hollywood Memorial Park. Ter., Irvington, beloved husband of Ver- »â«»™^»»M^êa»»a—»»»»»ma»aa»i> jemei Church. Nnart, MernMnl Holy 10, UmM ta Hollywood H.niurul RaqulM at Oirtat ak* UeJ Caurck, H1U- onica (ne* Chervenak): devoted (ither Park, • MoGUlU-Unes j., SB FrMay, Jan », of •erbsra Aral end G.raldin. SMute; SetxtlehFe qemewry. •Me. IntenneH Clta of Hesvan Cemetery, 1967, of 17 Sunset Ave,, Neinirk, N, j,, Henonr, brother of Joseph and Edward Seoul and MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE! lielaved husband ol Josephine E, (nee Mrs. Mary Stein. The funeral «•• hied DAMATQ .. Daniel, on W«In.sd.y. jun .. On TMaday. June 6, 1«7, t>app); devoted liU««r of Robert J, 7,1967, of 94 LUidiley Ave., hurtind ef joaaph, ol ]27 N, 1M It,, KanllMrtt, from ' Hwherlt h Barth Colonial Home," • Rmosonablm Rates! KIM - jamue 1, (Ma jancke), SB Mgn. uSulre: brother al Mri, Mark D, Me-. 1100 Pine Aye., corner V.uxlnll Rd,, Dsiaret (iiH /Ma): fuhEr of Omttl, Ro- d.voi.1 brsOwr of John and Fr»ik Bhaai, day, jynt S, I96J. a|ed H vearl, ot 514 Kean. Tbe funaral was held Irom "Hie. • 6-iTios, Policimi issued! 20< OFF bert, Mr», RIK Mcliinnii, Mri, Cealitt Mil, Julia itioi, Mra, Me? *?«*r isd Un;on. on Friday, June 9; shence to St, 1*4 k, IWoa Cily. N.J,, Moved wtfe of barle • Berth Home for Funerals." 971 Peter's Chapel, Lyons Ave,, Newark, for WITH COUPON Wldmer, and the In Richard: broths of Mrt, Roaaann Ba«r, Punaral was eon- Gesrle C, Keen: mother of th. Ine Clinton Ave., li-vlniton, on Tu»»d.y. June • Financing Ayai/obje.' Raecg, John, Mrs, Margaret SQignyu, dystad froni tha "MeCrackan FuBaral a High Mass of Requiem, Interment in ON EVERY 3 POUNDS OF Frank G. Keen; pendmattler of Mrs, join ili Bwnee to Saered H«»ri Churth, Valli* Ga« of Heaven Cemetery, Eall Hanover, Mm Anna Qamsto Md Ac lata Michael, Hom.," 1VX1 Morrli Avt,, Union, H10I Wsanlsk; BaU^'andrnaflier of CaislAan burf for a High Mils of Reaîem, Ln- AniheRy and Florence BroialQ, Survived by Maai ot Requiem t STh'Cbd Woanlak, Tnt fugeral eervtet was Md ii tenhent In Holy Cros. CemeBry, Narth MEYER-ULRICH Kanilwsryi, "Hsetarle k Bar* Colonial Hams," 1100 Arlington, SCHM10T-Aumnt, on Friday, June 9, Pine Ave. nner Vsyxhall Rd.. Umn, 1967, age 71 years, si 90) Patterson Rd,, I'olnt Pleasant Borough, formerly Associates CHOPPED CHUCK as Prtday. juM 9, lawrTnent Hollywood MyEULlR-Juliui J,, on Tuesday. June 6, LAST WEEKS Cemetery,! 1%7, of 744 Soutli 16th Si., rtewsrki of Irvtngton, N, J- beloved hulband of husband of the law Fannie WeiMl Muel- Emma M, (nee Pommerank); devoted 110 Walnut Avt., Cranford, N,J, (07016) NO PHONE ORDERS ANSWER — (U.MNBICK — Karl (Cbarlai) A,, on tamer of Mrs, Henry (Ruth) Benke and CROSSWORD PUZZLE leri beloved brother of Mrs. Ami Doerr Roy A, SchnUdl: alie lurvived by 1 MMCTiVi JUNI 14 TMICNJSM JUNI 17) T*ur«d«, JIB. I, 19*7. nt 71 y»arl, Ii Thomas Mueller: iWvowd uncle o! Mrs, PHONE: 276-2250 at M WnlMi Ci«w, lartapaM, ka. Paul. Altai. Meory Doerr of Befkyr- Irandchlldren and 1 great-franacnUd, land buabaad o Florcii;»(ne«Cl«m«ni«). hllls, Florida and Thomas Uoerr, The Ttw funeral service a( ••Haaberle k lutt ACROSS •.QrMk d.»««l fadar of Karl A,, RUfb H,, Frad. funeral service was held at "llaetierle ColonW Home," 1100 Pine Ave,, cor. 1. Body at Utt«- of •nek W. Kl.lntafk indMrl, JainaaUakl. ner of Viujthill Rd.. Union, on Tuesday, I, iarth Home (or Funerals," 971 CUn- June 13. Lnarineni In Hollywood Memor. KmttlT Archl- ter: br«h.r of WUUaBi Klslatact. Mrs, ton Ave., Irvlngton, on Friday, June 9, FRESHLY GROUND Ella Kl»il. and Mra, Uaul KruR, bott Iniernient In WeedlMid Lemtttry, ial Park, lndlc*t«r of Gurnnayi alao aurvivad by 11 pand- 5. Mix U.Thrw- SERRANI-JgHnh, hysband of Pauline GRAND OPENING CHOPPED diUdran, Puaary larvicai ui tald at NASCONE-Caeune, on Weiinesday, June •.City In •Mr. ear- "Smith |i Smith- (Suburbs). 415 Morrl. Q'Aleisandro Serranl, residinse 85 Tre- 7, 1947. of RD, 1, Bofdenlown, hmband mont Ave., fitter of Tberesi PalumJo, NfbruM B,8hwr mnd Ava,, Sprlngflelil. an Saurday, Jun. 10, of Frovlden^s (nee E3tonisio): faOter of IN OUR NEW LOCATION 6.Uk. •> Phillip, • Fr«nk of Wen Caidwell, isi- 10. Employs Mrs. Pay Cefert, Mr«, Nancy Wtndeck- belle Ciordano ol Belleville, Pit, Joan it. City to baLhroom hUl KRABUN « Reiahold If,, luddanly, on er, Mrs, Connie Eiplt.no, Charles and Tuaaday, JUM 6, 19*7, aiad 79 yaara, and Wlilum Serrani. Survived by biorher HUCK Louii; also survived oy 9 {randchlidren FTMM floor trite ol 100 lay Aw,, AElanse rUÛanda, Amedeo of West Orange and it |rand> and 3 fr«ai>fr«ndehildr«n. Funeral from children. Funeral from Bn "Riiymond IS, City to T. inflMdUa 23H»lf- N.J., formerly of irvWgton, balovad hut- "Calante Funeral Home," 406 Smtttord Balglum i, Raspena w«y band of Ron («" FobUnisr), davoud Ave. (VaJIsburl), on Mqrm»y, June 12. U, KMlim 9, aajm ST.Lud lite of RMBiuld Krablla Jr, md Dr. Requiem Mass at St R««'i church. HURRICAHE 11. Pllf.r» 31F.. Georj* H, ICr^Jln; brother of Mri.Claiyi Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, tlUe Ulrleb, alas survival by 6 |rai^cllUdr«i, IS. Mill IS. Put of mala FENCE CO. •urea 1 gr-.u-jrmddiikl. TM hawal Mrvin NiCHOLS-Willlam F, Jr., on Sunday, Hollywood Florist p wal Mid at "Haabarla k Bulb Home for June 4, 1967, aged 59 years, of 4J8 1*12 STUtVISANT AVi. COUNT*? STYLI IT, Sunburn Indian S4.T»no»n Funvall," 971 ClMoa Aw,, Irvlhgton sa Sheridan Ave,, Roselle Park, beloved • ** ***** Friday, JUM ''• Inninrmit In HsUywood UNION - IRVINGTON of JuaUM 18 BltUr brother of Mrs. Eleanor Bishop ol Cort- •hrubby Pu.blo Minwrial Park, 1243 ST. GEORGE AVE., ROSELLE 10. Rodent vetch 37,Pa.t land, N, Y,, end Mrs, Morris SenwarB, We speclslli* in Funeral tlOoOAmmm SO. hcrtt Millet. N, J. Th« funeral service was Desifn onJ SympBlhjf SPARE RIBS «,To 38. Mr*. — On Mooday, Charlel W.n. 69** held at Heeberle t> larth ColonUl rkime," of dud muucU 31. Slnmtr* lay of 158 Union Bold, Rosalie Park, Arnnfemenni Isr lh* bereaved OPENING SPECIAL! iiOO Pine Ave,, corner v.mhall Rd,, family, juaf priori. S LB. BOX—FROZEN iuabaad of Freda. Service at MaltapauT Union, on Thursdsy, June 8, Interment M. Accumulate 7 ft Suburban , 400 Futouts An,, Ksadlc in Hollywood Cemetery, MU sil31 M.IUcepticU Park, SB W^BUdly evening it 1 o'clock. CHAIN LINK Viewing 3.S, 7-10. Tuesday and WedKI> 9 A day, FENCING Hamburger Patties 3E It KUNDICER — Berth. M,, on Msnday, PLUMP — TfNDiR ».8lt ~\\xm S, 1967, ige 70 yeari, of 10 Garalt so, 14 t , Newark. The fws'al BrvlM was held utrida at "HaBbmlelilaroi Hamster Funerall," NOTICE FT, CHICKEN PARTS •3, Raver- 971 CUnton A vs.. lrvlngto II invite inquiries for parties LEGS 49* » BREASTS 59( L. », AuitrmUu Pasts Fittings LIV1SH -- On Tueadiy, June t, 1967, Top H.il iwiuptal from 25 to 250 for the period I Harry Namnot, at »? Wliattrsp M.. 39 DELICIOUS ST. KnterUln ft* Union, N.j,: beloy»d husband ol AU™ between Sept. and Dec. of 3». Wild (Becker), devoMd fatter sf Mra, Call ALSO: Aluminum, Aluminum Coated, Vinyl Coated U Wright. The fmcil was conducted from this year! WOOD FENCING the "MeCrackeB Fuharai Horn..- 1500 BOILED HAM • 69t 40, PrtienU 28 fc> ft Morrii Av.,, Union. Service at lh. Cos • WOOD STOCKADi-SPLIT RAIL necaeut Farma Pnlbyttrlan Church. TASTY Ubloa, 41. Organ of 11 T0WN&C4MPI S nntll u if m % LOW FRY — On M.jod.y, June 5. 1967, 1040 Morris Ave, CaM for FREE ESTIMATE 43 Clod. U v> IS Gartruda C. (CkMblra) of 985 •uburbss DOWH Raid, UBiOB, N,j. belsnA will at G»rg. Union, N J. 276-5787 - 291-1884 KNOCKWURST > 79* 1. Mirror » m J, Lowery; alatsr of Vlnc.nt, WlUiun aad reflecUon Uward Clwchin and Mrs, Rutt Hortoo, PLEASE NO PHONE ORDERS! m The bnertl Mrvise «•« held at Ow -Mc- Phone: 289 5600 dUtauie* 41 n Cnckan nwal Hsna," 1500 Morrl, WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! ft m Av*,, Union, oo Thurrity. Intennent U Hill itli ii IM H ill 11 ii yM I iiiiiii tiiiiHiiHi M iiui 111 Mil ill I II 111 ill iBiii i ill ullilii ll illtillll llliy HHllllHUHBIIillnll IHIIIIItlllf t^nlltlllllli>H|lQlH9Hf^HHH|HRIIl IiH Hi 11 HI IIII! 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LOCUST Summit, veteran realtor and land developer. SKI AREA These families, weary of the presjyres, clamor and hustle- LAKES bustle of city living arc seeking a lei ture-time haven ,.. | 1 -HOMESITES d* POCOHO MUNTMNS rustic and secluded... an 'away-from-i t-all spot from which they can rsturn to their work-a-day environment relaxed and refreshed," FREE skiing for 1 year for "This is whot we have for them high above the Maware the whole family with Water Gap in the green-forested Pocono*. It is among the each lot purchased. lost of the region's mountain sanctuaries," Another developer, Richard Norman of Haekensaek, soys, Ski from your own chalet, "Because of their high altitude, up to 2,K)0 feet above sea level, their mdgnificent mountain scenery, their many lakes A summer-winter playland and their pure, dry health-giving aij, the Poconos ore often 1 Sendfer Fre e Inhrmation; Mil. • • MMte (MMhM . . . 1130 jailed "The Colorado of the East . Folks In North j»rsey are woeaM seres wltoinlng 21,000 HnT Long a favorite with vacationing Pennsylvanians, the Peceno just beginning to realize that this wonderful mountain region TIMBIR HILL SKI AREA Mate (nme MnU , , , Privat. ail run Mountains have become a lure for mere and mere Jerseyans MM loot eteveMn. 0m 50 can be reached over new super highways within two hours Conadeniij, Po, over the I ait few years... and as land in the Metropolitan and Is available for low-cost summer and winter vacations." area becomes scarcer and more expensive, it % expected M mm m man un, M. From MaMni WMer Sip tain Inter. that the trend to the Poconos will continue. This combination of accessibility, good air, spacious sur- Dirsetisril from N.j, and N.Y.: MM m. M west to bit *3 at MallM. "There's no question as to what motivates the hundreds of roundings, and a variety of summer and winter sports activ- Laava Inter.tate 80 af Marihall Creek Interchange, M (in. US North) Ms Mlm sWIs north on Rt, 447 (Holiday Inn) fsr 10 mllaf. to LOCUM LMH, 0KN (VHV MV, N.J. residents who have made the Poconos one of the prime ity, has made the Poconos an increasing favorite retreat for steond-horTie markets in the East," says Robert H, Steel* of New jersey residents, Follow signs, HMD 1 HOMESITK no* %\m «% mm Phon.: (717) 595-7571 « WO, Ham UH, h MeeMtK tMn*« af CeaManja • Ntfee Ml, VaatlM leraie P. YKWM ISM Dn Meat, FOR A LIFETIME of FUN WATEMFRONT or WOODED IN THE POCONOS! Your Own Vacation Horns LU I 9 (ram 16 NO DOWN PAYMENT NOJI fat *a first tlm» y»y tan own a beautltul seashera at Wild Acre*! hamaslte in this tSTAtUiHIP vocation community and sf panoramic sharellne, eniay all al MYSTIC ISLANDS' axelting faelllflei.,,net Enjoy full recrestianal loclll- LAUREL LAKE mil., away iVam the wat.r ku* «t MYSTll 1SLAMDS, tha tie* Includlno BOATING, Ea.t Coo at', rust famaMi i»«farlforif,camm«Blfy. ^ BEACH, PLAYGROUND. Cytfsrfurjuilt, l-bedrasm rgnsh- COUNTRY CLUI PRIVI- type with ie many deluxe fag- LEGES and a RIAL HUNTING turd It has lo be seen te ba -HOMESITES- PRESERVE, with nearby COLF appreciated . , , including water ond SKIING. end iiwlft system , , , an en 1500 feet in elevation with 3 evta te,si xeibeautl fully ,wepded No Down Payment maanlflcent lakes and mllci let near the lakel The trend to earlier retirement and more leisufe time has led to a sur« BOAT - SWIM - HUNT - FISH Essissi ling "second homi" market in New only'3995 of Tefmj! •KHMtD jersey and neighboring states, SKItHG ond GOIFING NEARBY MUBUii This is evidenced by lake and in the POCONOS only WATERFRONT HOMES WILD ACRES in hour & a hall ownyt Shore, communities ottering week- lit development past DAIawera Wofsr Gap. end or vacation living..or all-year eff Interstate SO at Bartonsville. WATER FROHT LOT DRIVE OUT ANY DAY . Tak. Rout. 46 p*st D.rwlll. to N.- living

1 •¥••• Anyway, they have no TV cominerciali. Most of the programs on television are educational, mainly teaching the people to read and write. "But mere are some amusing A FEMININE LOOK ...At AFRICA (967 things to keep people interested, even if there are no commerciuli," the minister coyly (Commentary en a Natienal Nswtpapat Aiieciatien Study Million to •ight African esuntri** added, Tha Vole* of Amariaa, which is tratis- teuth of th« Sahara,) mttted from Liberia, is popular on the radio. Radio has a "leetle baet" commercials and mmmmmnm iMiimmv* ,irr uuMhi in ilrvviop ihur That tree should at least be a Scotch tree. visited any game parks on the western side uu-nl.il .ibilltivs (ly), inctiurJKi'il of Africa, Union and Essex Counties will be among aiked to call Es 5-9329 for Information. The Minister of Information, at any rate, General chairman of the reunion committee h* h,i\£ rp- re ijinhiitrui (I CAN) would then have an answer for its name. But off we went to Ghana, six represented at a Community Recreation lit-lprd in .licivs niiiri Jiii rminiilmn • • • is Dr. John P. Rltota, a Newark dentist, ( I Will j . .Irilkil in iIn Mihuif, n • • • Planning Institute to be held at the Florhain- Madlson campus of Fairletgh Dickinson Uni- qiiin-J fur Cil'c.iii- finir.infc Grille* SOMEONE IN OUR GROUP who had n*ver FT COULD VERY WELL be said that what >j i: .„ PC, HOW TO STUDY is met a Minister of Information before, asked versity from next Monday to Friday, June 23. Ivory Coast IS,...Ghana "ain't." Where one Among thos* attending from Union County VISIT ilri.std Ini'iviiluiil netd< •.ctvnl. "What does a Minister of Information have nation i s on the rise,me other seems on Spurn KiHithall, Soaer, H.i'.ki/th.ili, information on?" For that tee Wat an an- will be Mrs. Louis R. Taylor of 1025 Harrison KiwKill Jfid many nrhcrH Chtiuv of the wane, Where one reportedly is prosper- ave., Roselle. The Essex delegation will include swer. In this particular case, the minister was ing, the other reportedly is going broke. MCMTMALpI o [jiutmii^ home afurnttfm* or Fivt John B. Venturi Jr., business administrator. responsible for writings, speeches, pictures, There is a comparison in most everything CANADA 13.iv Hii.irilinj! riiurninii hnmr Fri- radio, press, television, cinema, newspapers Municipal Building, Irvlngton. Bergen. Hudson, WITH *!.!% ,itfLrnt'tins Htqui^t c.is.iio^ ami even to ttie governmental officials. Even the Morris and Passaic Counties alio will send hi'i'k Ki.y.il RII.IIIH (trie! en JUHKI and magazinei for the state-owned news media. capital cities have names which are pertin- : In most cases it is a variaHon of tfie same delegates. • rials hj.hitN I ntojt nntt fur F.ilt ently different. Abidjan means "good morn- The institute, made possible by a federal KUHNEN TRAVEL CARTERET SCHOOL • WEST ORANGE. N.J themi. Ing"' in some tribal tongue, and Accra means WONDERFUL Since the word "state-owned" disturbs grant, it designed to aid communities in "ant," The city Is riddled wlm ant Mils. training local recreation leaders. It will be DAYS a lot of people, the Ivory Coast MlnlBter They are as high as a person and ominous 5 under the direction of Dr. Samuel Pratt, as- 1967 OIL BURNER hastened to explain that "free enterprise looking, believe me. Completely In.loll.d with was more developed in British colonies than slitaht to the chancellor of Falrlelgh Dickinson, $57 per potion (triple occupancy) control. 8, fual Oil lank. Simply, Ivory Coast seems to be building assisted by Mrs. Am Lyons, Recreation In- CALL MU 7-iMOFor Reitrmiieni & Inbrmatisi S year and Ghana seems to be falling apart—except stitute coordinator. 974 $tuyv«aant Ay. Union Cum for the ant hills. Seminars will be held on such topics as According to an official in Accra, Ghana's painting, sculpture, music, dramatics, liters, indebtedness is 778 million dollars, or on cure, athletics, audio visuals and museums as HOW tail do (•hauld) flams i Gross National Product basis in the U,S, applied to recreation. The keynote speaker will Sunday is you read • Reduce high fuel mat would be equal to 12 billion dollars. be Dr. Paul Haun, director of psychiatric Father's Roy COn.umplion For a country the size of the state of Ore- education of the Deparonent of insUoitions Call Day 8. Night NOW w.ll de (ihauid} gon with only seven million people, mat is and Agencies in Trenton. NOTICE yey csmprshtfid a considerable economic problem. IS 5.1700 Some say the reason for Ghana's leaness HOME UTILITIES is Nkrumah, its formsr president, who re- Due to expansion plans we WHAT can (ilHHiid) portedly went away with a goodly share of Named to bank board CO., INC. you do la improv. invite inquiries for parties GENUINE HAND SEWN VAMP 353 Celt Si. (rvington Ghanian gold. Still others say he was "not Rear Admiral Albert G. Mumma, (USN all that bad," and really did a rather good ret.j, has been elected to the board of directors from 25 to 250 for the period job. He just happened to be a normal poli- of Fir« National State Bank of New Jersey at Small (4-t ,tu4*ntt) dotftl between Sept. and Dec, of apache mocs EVERYBODY1! PACKING FOR tician and normal politicianR do such things, the board's regular meeting held last week. He this year! BY PL VMOUTH Be that as it may, and, for whatever reason, is preaident and chief operating officer of JULY FOURTH STARTS JUNE 26th Ghana has an economic problem, an admin- Worthington Corporaflon. istrative problem, all Wnds of problems— Here's o new world of ioftneis afoot for WEEKEND AT TOWN & CAMPUS READWELL CO. and It shows. This does not mean to say EARLY COPY 1040 Morris Av«. Dads—and sons, too! Nothing eon duplicate mat then are not some good things in Ghana, the good leeks and unmistakable quality of ntfrucfen of DcvilsBiMnto/ Ktedtn Publicity chairmen are urged to observe Union, N.J. 1 Nerth MarrlwB St. both In men and buildings, and perhaps in Apoehe Mocs with their expertly hand.se,wn 4M rS & 3 NIGHTS better mings to come. It just sounds that the Friday deadline for other than spot tail Orn«t<, N. J. news. Include your name, address and Phon.: 289-5600 vamps, A nneii Fw PwtM way. Phon«: 676-2554 phone number Qqso Hl, a,e, Next: Pros and Cons of Ghana SiZtS TO 13. 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