The Zip Code Your Want Ad for Mountainside is Is Easy To Place- just Phone 686 7700 An Official Newspaper For The Borough Of Mountainside 7 1 usd Each Thursday by Trumor Publlihing Carp, Subieriptlsn Rai. 15 Cents Per Copy Second Clo.i Psilag* MOUNTAiNSIDE, N.J. THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1967 i VOU, 9-No. 30 Paid at Mountain.Id., N,j 3 N«» PmvMtncii Haad, Meuntainiide, N,J, 07092 today for ddditioff qt-Beerfrelcl Ceremonies Plans store delayed until i way, completion Wilson says Appointees seated by School Board Discount establishment Ground breaWnj for the new addition to Deer field School is scheduled today. "Repre- may locate on property sentatives of the Board of Education, the ' Arttiur A. Wilson, owner of the much-dis- architects and the contractori will take part puted "Wilson Tract" which fronts on the in the aymboUc rite of turning the first spades weifljound lane of Rt. 22, will shortly submit of dirt, but formal eer«nonl»s will be post- to tile borough, plans for a two-itory building poned until me dedication of tiie completed which will Include a retail furrUture store on addition. the first floor and offices on the second, Wilson Robert Britton, president of me school board, said Monday night that the store would be laid Tu»sday night that Ae board's main "a discount type -- a typical highway opera- aim is to get construction underway as quickly tion." as possible so the new wing will be completed Wilson made that statement to representa- by die target date of September, 1968. Planning tives of the press immediately after the Board a eeramony would have delayed start of con- of Adjustment voted unanimously to turn down struction, he said. his application for a two-story office building —-Contracts jotalling over $721,000 were to be consttucted, at an estimated cost of signed Friday forTnlT0=rBonndditioni $600,000 to $700,000 on the front 3.07 acres * * • of his 12-aere holdings. TWO NEW APPOINTEESto me school board, Wilson already holds a variance for 2.5 Mrs. Gloria Johnson and Donald jeka, were acres and, in accordance with a decision sworn in at Tuesday night's meeting of the handed down early last year by Superior school board, Mrs. Mary K, Rosenquest, a Court Judge Milton Feller, may construct en resigning member, was presented with that portion TO" the land a~~reiatt stow With a plaque. In making the presentation to Mrs, offices for insurance and real estate. Rosenquest, Britton cited her for almost three In reading the Board of Adjusonent's finding years of "devoted service" on me board, of facts, the chairman, Thomas Ricciardi, Mri. Roienqueit, a Mountainside resident for stated that the applicant had failed-to show any 17 years, is moving to Ne& Canarm, Conn,, special reason why the board should grant the because of a transfer in her husband's work, variance which would allow the^consB-uction Mrs. Johnson wai appointed to replace her. of the'office building. Jeka.succeeds.Rlchtrd Krebi who has already • * • . moved to Illinois. IN TESTIMONY presented at last month's Britton appointed Mrs..Johnson as chair- meeting, It" was brought out that Honeywell man of administration and education and rep- Co., now located on Rt. 22 in Union, proposed resentative to me Recreation Commission, to take a 20-year lease on the office building, Jeka was named chairman 6f public relations moving Its operation from the Union site. and the legislative committee and representa- Nicholas DeMiro, a Verona attorney who tive to the Federated State Boards of Educa- represented Wilson at the June meeting, urged Instructor Barry Bistis supervises tryouts for..ffie pool's newly organized swim teams, (ECho.photo by Bob tion. the zoning board at that time to take the 1966 • * * : court decision into consideration /In studying ACTION ON AWARDING of bus contracts diJp^^plre new application. The board's attorneyo , for the 1967-68 year, was postponed when claim that the court decision should be con- No ticket ready board •aeeretary'Johii'McQoBOiighreportedfta*5 - sidered la' the new action, end he stated that the -only bid submitted by me deadline Monday this application wouldi "have.:-to stand or fall teams afternoon was a figure of $29,500 from the Sterne Bus Co, — • • DeMiro then- -urged—the' board to "take for Democrats; A 30-daydeadliflft^M«Sjst..foft.thfeJinalT'- cognizance" of the court decision, Stating • • --awarding of the con&aetir- — -•.- — tiiat WUion's new proposal for the use of his by narrow margin; win 26 ribbons GOP trio Britton and McDonough explained they hoped land should be .more acceptable to the com- to receive other bids oh the buiOfaniportatipn munity than the court-approved project. girls aged 15-17. Chip won the butterfly race after the Union County Regional School Board Although tiiey lost melr first swim meet, Lelst, Chip Bilder, Richard Coe and Raymond With the filing date for the September, A few residents of the area, who turned out for boys aged 11 and 12. Another Mountainside primary only three weeks away, the Mount- awardi its contact!. (The , regional. board ar the" June meeting tovoic e objection to die the newly organized swim teams of Mountain- DeRosa; girls freestyle 11-12, Kathy Fischer, swimmer,'Janet Sproul, came In second behind was expected to award contrscts at a meeting Evelyn Coe, Barbara Ludd and Sue Schmidt. ainside Democrats have not yet announced .new application, said after Monday night's side's municipal pool eaptured.26 ribbons in the Sue. Tuesday night.) meeting that Wilson was attempting to "throw first meet of the Union County Summer Swim Two of the borough swimmers, 10-year- their candidates for the three open posts The Lion Bus Co. supplied bus service to a scare" into the objectors and so force Club League held lost Saturday at.Manor Park old" Chip Bilder and 12-year-old Sue Schmidt, • • • on die borough's governing body. me bprough schools last year for approximately distinguished themselves by taking first place TER R g g Karl Helnze, president of fte local Pem- approval on an" alternate to the furniture Swim Club, Westfield. The borough contestants andOTHE classificatioR RIBBOnN were winneri freestyls accordine boyg st oeigh agte •fl'8,000 through coordinating runs for the local store. ._•.,, . - rolled up aJfttal of °O points to Manor Part's in eyentalor.older.contestanis.Suecapair.ed die l b ih"• ocratie Club, said recentlly "that candidates , system with thereaonalsehQolj-uns.^Blmlljr aUd "unllrr~Gary T^vItirflrBtrJeff-C are BtitillU bbeing intervirviewei a T It was also pointed out that the existing 130 in the first-ila "series' of meets which are first place ribbon in ttie backaa-oke event for third- freestyle girls eight and under, Kattiy arrangement may be worked out with the suo- scheduled for the new. league. The iwlm league ty is not yet ready to announce its slate. • cessful bidder on^ the new regional transpor- zoning ordinance limits construction of busi- Picut, first;boyslUJtMreeftyle,KeithKorley, The three outgoing members of the all- ness and commercial buildings to 55 percent includes Mountainside, Manor Park, the Cran- third; girls 11-12 breaststroke, Dawn Rapp. tation oona-acts, Britton indicated. ford Swim Club and Beacon Hill Swim Club, Republiean govenUng body. Mayor Freder- - • • * of the lot area, exclusive of the front yard. Storm washes out third; girls 13-14 breaststroke, Jill, Rosen- ick Wiihelms Jr. and Councllmen Donald The ordinance also calls for buffer zones Plamfield. Meets are scheduled each Saturday quest, third; boys 15-17freeBtyle,KevinLeist, Rofeerison and Charles Irwin, announced some THREE NEW TEACHERS, Gerald Samsky, • • and In eases of non-conforming use, such the flirouih Aug. 12. first; Seth Brown, third; girls 1S-17 breast- months ago they would seek reelection. Their Mrs. Judim Apfelhaum and Mrs, Gloria M, Wilson property, requires off-street parking Robert Anderson, manager of the local pool first diving meet stroke, Evelyn Cron, first, Chris Winans, petitions will be filed, well before |he dead- Wachsman, were appointed on the reeom- foRRqccupanti»iieniployeei .and, pattonSiOf .the---. and- Bwimscoachtf atsThomasirjeffersoftiHiih;--,, mendatlon of Dr. Levin B. Hanigan,_B&ool business. " ii . r<\—i_
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- P - Also- •Famine, 1O7FI", W. Paddock; "The ant; "How To Prepare for College," Abraham MOU NT A INSIDE (N..T.) ECHO-Thureday. July 13, 1967-3 New Industrial State j,- K, Oalbraith; "This H. Lass: "Mysterious Fires and Lights," V, Kind of Peace," T. R, F«hrenbftChj "The Plot H, Caddis: "Science and the Modern World," making," R, Robinson; "Macy's, Gimbals and "Just A Minute, Mrs, Gulliver," Millie Con- Againrt thr« Patient," F, Cook; "Handbook of Alfred N, Whiwhead; "Standard Mathematical Me," B, Fin-Gibbon; "New Tnndi in Dried sidlnei "GoU Is a Funny Game," Don January- Tables," Samuel Selby; "The New Genetics," Arrangemenw and Decorations," M. Squires; "By-Line," E. Hemingway, "The New Poets," Secret Organizations," William J. Whelen; Leonard Engel; "The Physician," Russell V. "Pry Brush and Pencil Drawings,'* Andrew M, L, Rosenthal; "Introduction to Tomorrow," "Educating the Culturally Diaadvantaged Lee; "The Changing Years," M. Gray,* Wyath; "The Amateur Organist," HenryCole- R. 0, Abernetliy; "The Nineties," Ameri- to collection during June Child," Lesttr D. Crow; "Nongraded Schools Also: "The ThrM Faces of Eve," Croben mam "Method of Organ Playing," HaroIdGlea- can Heritage; "Their Shining Eldorado," E, in Action,11 edited by David W, Beggs; "The son; "Sailing for Beginners," M. H. F»rn- Huxley; "Trebllnka," J.Steiner; "TheCanadi- ' Sixty-five new booka, 47 of which are in the Ford; "The Walking Stick," W. Graham; "The H. Thigpan; "The Coming of the Space Ago," 11 non-fiction category, were added to the col- D«ep End," j,. Hayes; "The Kind of Castle," Comprehensive High School," James B, Con- edited by A, C. Clarke; "Streamlined Dress- hamj .."Tragedy and Comedy,*' Walter Kerr; ans, edited by J. M, S. Careless, lection of the Mountainside Wrme Public Li- V» Holt; "The Country T«am," Robin Moore; brary during the month of June, The new addi- "When She Was Good," Philip Roth- "The tions also- includ« lour reference works, su Plot," Irving Wallace. Customor Servici; Customer Service Customer Service Customer Service Customer Service Customer Service Customer biographies and eight books of fiction. Ngn-fieHon additions are: "Books and the AAiss Staub Customer Service Customer Service r Service Customer Servh Customer Service Customer New reference works include the Official Teenage Reader," C. R, Carlson; "A Little tJohgressional Directory, and Encyclopedia Ffmiy-'p'oeketbeok," j. Newbery; "Sartre; Customer Service Customer Service r Service Customer ! of the Arti, editad by Herbert Read; the New his Philosophy and Existenflal Psychoanaly- Customer Service Customer Ser """ r Service Customej imer'Si Century Handbook of English Literature, edited sis," Alfred Stem;"Mind: an Essay on Human visits Israel by Clarence L. Barnhart, and French Novel- Feelings," Btisanne K. Langer; "Moral Re- Customer Service Custompf =>r Service CustoN "ier Si A ists of Today by Henri Peyre, armament - What Is It?", Basil Entwistle; Customer Service Cu x Service Cusi Ser1 torner liograpMcal aadlBoni are: "At Easie," D, D. "The Levittowners," H, Cans; "Today'sTeen- with group Elsenhower; "journey to Washington," Daniel agers," E« M, Duvall; "Black and White: Customer Service (r Service CUM Service K. Inouye; "R.F.K,: thejNian Who Would Be" A' Study of Hr fc ftsefrt Atrttudet Today," Marjorle Staub of Mountain- Customer Si ir Service 10% offal Eilza- There's no batter Presidant," Ralph Do Toledano; "A Lamp W. Brink; "Where Do We Go From Here, side arrived in Israel last bethtown Gas Ts II time than now to (or India- the Story of Madame Pandit," Chaos or Community?", M, L» King: "Th« week for a seven-week visit Custom ELIZA- ;r Service no other saving get out of the kitchen Robert H. Andrews' "In My PMher'i Court," Age of Ken K«ynts," Robert Lakachman; In that country. She 1$ the Customu^serviG ;r Service L B. Singer; "Baseball's All-Stars," j, I , "Th# Ground is Our Table," S, Allan; "fjoro- daughter Of Mr, and Mrs, Mur- BETH- • anywhere! Reasons: — while your modern Pratt, mon Stock for the Uncommon Man," Wil- ray Staub of 353 Short dr, Customer Servic ir Service our annual prices were gas range does the New fiction includes: "The OUt Shop," C, liam 5, Hewett: "The Coming Water Famine " Miss Staub, a student at Customer Servic TOWN's jr Service, genuinely low even cooking and baking. Customer Armstrong- "Incident at Muc Wa," Daniel Jim Wright; Governor Livingston Regional High School, is participating in Customer Servic ir Service before the 10% off , , , See the new models, Customer ANNUAL and you get all the ser- new colors, and new the program which was offered Customer Scrvic 3r Servici vice, ail the reliability, Ideas like automatic - Customer Barbara Fritz wed through Temple tmanu-El in Customer Servic Westfieid, RANGE jr Servici all the personal attention flame control.., smoke- Customer She is among A group of 34 Customer Servici SALE sr Servic that comes only from your less broiling . , , keep- Customer Saturday morning young people from across th» Customer Servici U, S, who are participating In ir Servic concerned laeal utility. warm oven ,,, all at your 'Customer friendly Elizabethtown the program for 15 and 16- Customer Servici BREAKS sr Servic showroom new) Customer to New York man year-old students sponsored Customer Servici Misi Barbara Ann Fritz, daughter of Police by the NaBonal Bar Mitivah BIG! ir Servic Customer ChieS and Mrs. Christian Fritz of 296 Indian Club of New York City, Customer Servic sr Servic Customer crail, Mountainside, was married last Satur- The visit includes a tour Custorii.er Servin -day—mornlHg-.fci-,john_M^ Mitchail of tile of all of Israel on a schedule sr Servicf Customer Bronx, New York City, which will be flexible this Customer Servic ir Service Customer The Rev, James Coylo of the Church of summer, because of the Arab- Ciistomei Servic the Annunciation, Paramus, ottidated at (be Israeli conflict. The students ir Service Customer nupUal mass in Our Lady of Loudei Church, will study and work at menial Customer Servic sr Service Customer Mountainside, A reception followed In the tasks In kibbuBlm indifferent Customer Sirvic Stockholm, Somarvllle, parts of the country. er Service Customer Giv«n in marriage by her faflier, the bride They arrived in Israel by Customer Servic ar Service Customer had a cousin, Miss Linda WMti of South plane last Monday, jlttrftlO- Customer Servic Piainfleld as her maid of honor. Another Ing a' brief stop In London, ir Service Customer cousin, Miss Donna White of South Plain- They are being acompanied Customer- Servic ir Service Cm Customer field, was bridesmaid. by American and Israeli Customer Servic Benjamin Mitchell of Brooklyn, N.Y., served chaperones. ar Service Cusi r Service Customer as best man for his brother. Another brother, Customer Servic ir Service Custot. ,ier Service Customer Patrick Mitchell of Queens, N.Y,, and James Ciistomei Servic Custom! i. Mediok of Piainfleld, a cousin of die brid«, ir Service ibmer Service Customer ushered. AMA offers Customer Servic sr .Service Customer S\,,, .ustomer Service Customer The newlyweds are both employed by the Port Customer Servic _sr Service Customer Servicc- Customer Service of New York Authority, Customer After a wedding trip to Miami, Fla,, the garden hints Customer Service Customer ^Service Customer Service Customer Service Customer Service Customer Service Customer couple will live in Ridgefleld, BOSTON (UPI) -The Amor- Customer, Service Customer jlervinfi Customer Servine Customer F««»-» ''.iiilDmer Service . Customer ican Madical Association, of- Customer Service Custc ' r Service fers some Ops to home gar- Customer Herpotologist talks deners who may use Insecti- Customer Service er S r Service Customer cides. Customer Service ?r Service Read dm directions care- er.Ser Customer at Rotary meeting fully before using die sprays Customer Service •r Service Customer Jim Foran of Somerville, a son of formar and powders. If a product re- Customer' Servicr omer Servici quires protective clothing, Customer State Senator Foran of Hunttngten County and Customer Service :omer Service a brother of movie star Dick Foran, was the rubber gloves or goggles, It Customer guest speaker at last week'a meeting of the is advisable not to use it as Customer Service tomer Service it was probably designed to Customer Mountainside Rotary Club, Customer Service - -,tomer Service Fora}, an amateur herpotologlit, had seven be used by a professional. M Customer live reptiles, collected in this country and Stand upwind from the area Customer Service Customer Service you are Beating to avoid In- er Service Ci Customer South America, on display. His appearance MRS. JOHN M. MITCHELL Customer Service Customer Service here was arranged by George Buehan, im- haling the Insecticide. Stay out er Service Ci Customer mediate past president of the local Rotary. of freshly spray«d areas. Customer Service Customer Service Don't smoke while applying mer Se er Service Ci Customer Col. Grant Lenox, a Mountainside resident Magistrate fines Customer Service Custor Customer Service and a member of the Springfield Rotary, was tiie insecticide. Many products ustomer Se Customer contain flammable chemicals. among the visitors at the meeting held in tte Customer Service Customer Service Customer Service Customer Mrner Service Customer Service Customer Chi-Am Chateau. The container which held the Customer Service Totowa revoke© insecticide when you bought it j Customer Service Customer Service Customer Service Customer Jrner Se,rvice Customer "James eapoBe^Supwintendgirto^^Moun?-.,, is probably jhe safest oom in !bmer Service lainBidi Branch Post Office, presided at the A fme of IMOwii levied ftiainst Howard B. Customer Servico Customer Service Customer St Customer meeting. The invocation was given by John Cohen of Totowa in Mountainside Municipal which* to store it. Store tiie McDonough, secretary of the Mountainside Court for driving while on the revoked list, labeled container in , a safe, Board of Education., , ^.... _. ,,„, . ^ _ Maf^iO-ate Jacob Bauer also fined Cohen locked compartment away The local Rotar4arifc.ineitJBaeli. Monday Jn ."$lO foVdrivml with expired plates. from children and pets. the Chi-Am Chateau, In th'isaiWcBOM session, one oltheshortBit Cov«r- bird baths, dog dishes, on record, Magistrate Bauer found Alicia j. and fish pdols before spraying. Ciiadek of Plainfield guilty of speeding charge Pour leftover spray down a NO MONIT DOWN brought against her on June 5, She was fined drain, or into .the-SoiL_DQ_no_t Cataloguer leaves $10 and costs of court. leave it around in pans or SS per mo.7TRlE 5-yrs, parts & service warfanty -, pails*. FREE delivery / FREE normal installatidn, \i position at library In case of an accident, follow Cadets fo leave Sunday the first aid directions on the Choosi from Caloric, (7 Series), Hifdwick, Magic Chef & Ropir Models. Mrs, Theresa Brfganti of Westfisldhassub- container and call a physician mitted her resignation to die Mountainside at soon as possible. Free Public Library. Her husband has b«en for Air Force training transferred. ouWrf-statt. Mr s.BriiiiMi, a pro- At the regular meMing of the Springfield Otter limited to area.strved by Elizabethtown Gas fefli ional cataloguer^ has been employed part-, Squadron Civil Air Patrol last week it was To publicity choirmen: PLEASE NOTE- tinw In the borough library for the past three announced ttiat Cadets Chartos Kisch of Spring- Would you like some help Our ad, like our years. field and Chris Legacki and Konneft Mane of In preparing newspaper re- Two collego studBnts.'Cherry Totaimd Betty . Mountainside will be among me cadets who will loases? Write to this news- company; has a lizabethtown Gas Tuttle, are working as library aides during leave Sunday to go to MeGulra Air Force paper and ask for our "Tips background of ELIZABETH METJUCHEN PERTH AMBOV I RAHWAY WISTFIEUD the summer months. This is the tod year Miss Base for summer encampment. The cadets on Submitting News Re- One Elizabethtown Plaza 452 Main Street 220 Market Street 219 Central Avenue 184 Elm Street Tom has worked at me -library, it is me wUl train and live with the Air Ferea per- leases," customer; service! 2S9S000 289-5000 SiiBOOO I 2SB-6000 289-5000 "'iil^'^l^ • sonnel during the training.] IlUnoiB University at Ed- StV Louis streets wardBVllla, blames the farm- ing and grazing methods of vary from usual , th« French settlers. H» said they put roads at Ae »nd of ,ST, LOUIS (UP!) -Acollege their fields and roads stayed geoiraphy professor has eon- irrthe sime places when hous^ temed-whatJta^MlB_maWF es wefe built on the farm- ists have known tor a long Urna land, : " . rt in this clQr aren't- "It is apparent to the casual Baker of Southarn observer or the loit motorist that St, Louis streets do .not conform to Uie nortKpSouth or RENT A CAR east-west grid of most mid- ... .for other things if you let the postman take your, west cities," Baker said. or^Station Wagon Air-Condltioned Cars Available checks to the stores instead of making the rounds your- BUY self to pay bills with cash, WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA 277-3100 For PjUm 8..Terms, £ " Like all clocks, the National Bank clock really.' only showsli2 hoMrs, but the. extra convenience at the National • •••••. • .,• • •.- • - •••••.• ••• •< • .••••• -f •• .•; .iBank provide a additional hours _of lefgure for many of Resort of Racing bur-cuatoniers, •.' ' * • ,' ,.! • , Now's a perfect time to stop in either office and'find OCEANPORT, N.J. u'niii .i. A..« c FULL 2 miles from Garden St. Parkway, Exit 105 nUVV tltril Hllll. U SERVICE 'SfATIBNALBANK SPECIAL TRAINS Direct to tSandStand ,A/Cftrrc, v L,,. Lv. Penn. Station, Niw.Yor'k'.,.,il^l'AM pally VV ttrXL. Y MI - BANK WESTFIELD -MOUNTAINSIDE Lv Newark (Pcnn Station) 12 04 PM Dally PATH Connects lv Hudson Ter NVll 27 AM $100 000 'A Community Bankskdicqled SPECIAL BUSES, Garden St. Parkwayi Lv. Port AMODV I 1 Auth. Term., 8 Ave. & 41 St.. 10 to 12:30 Dallv(;'*l"UI»< <-• ' to Community Service ' Grandstand %l • Clubhouse $4 — HANDICAP Sat. July 15 MCIIIIIIT ol l'i' •"X -Thursday, July 13, 1987- ^ T OBI ASBBD OPiN APPLIANCE CENTER ( DAILY 99 TOBIAS Saturdays 9-6 TOBIAS WA 3.7768 1 1299 LIBERTY AVINUI_ » HILLSIDE, N, J. | APPLIANCE CENTERS CAPPUANCE CENTFRS / 1 t I" OPEN i '" "" • .- OPEN VISIT OUR HANDSQMI, Niw «Hn rriM DAILY 9-9 DAILY 9-9 Saturdays Saturdays 9-6 9-6 VISIT MIKE TOBU 1321 LIBERTY AVE., HILLSIDE "Your Ont Guy In Hillside Says' You'll **n%p Money on The I'urfhuwt' of your ni-sl I iirpr WA 3-7768 or Nmnll \ppliince Ehcn 3-7768—1 FOR PROMPT, You Buy al Tohla's Where FOR PROMPT, EXPERT SERVICE You'll \Uw\« Kind Top EXPERT SiRVldf Name Brand* Selling \l TV*s...celer and B&W UP Inn Discount PricfH... TV'ii-i €ei@r and B&Vf Sleresl • Dlih Wosherf Stereos •Dish Washers Dryer. • Relrlgeraters At Tobia'., You'll Receive Kiill SntisfBelion and Dryers • Relrigefotori, Ite, Service on the Appliance You Buy. hul We \U« Service' Appliances PurnhoKed Elsewhere, VISIT Either Of Our Beautiful Two Store* ...We Have A Complete Selection of Television Sets ...Color and Black & While, (always 100 sets 01 dis- play) Ranges, Dishwashers. Air Conditioners...You Name It, We Have it at: 1299 LIBERTY AVE., HILLSIDE our handsome, new and Complete 1ARDWARE HOUiEWARES Store where everything rom a tack to a broom is on display...wide selection beautiful gifts for the home, for the workshop. r* • •>? *• 4 1 LARGE & SMALL APPLIANCE DEPT IPOWiRPUL V-w?~' 2-SPEED " OTHER FANS by EWORAM— SEE IT AT LOW AS REPA"nTs£TTyiCEUEPi. ... for rV's.'&tlreV^lh Pi's, Hefrigcratqrs, Washing Machines, Dyers, Air Conditioners./t1"8 * "=~°~- New! FRIGIDAIRE Gemini 19 -only 35« tivlde! MORI THAN 19 cu.ft, big, yet not even as Wide as o yardstick GIANT 244-lb, siie vertical freaser and 12.12 ey.ft. fresh food section are both completely Prost-Prsofl MEAT TINDIR Tteeps meats fresh upto 7 daysl ROOMY vegetable lijfdrator. ^ • _ . ' , . PLUSihe~P?wer Capiule for Spaeelkie^RifriiiBrationl ..'-.•^^: "Mffd«l"FPD«19VK, cu.li. (NiMA-5tondBtdh4-eoiorrof white CHECK _m«mb».r of >*'Hy BBD OPEN APPMANCI CiNTER DAlL-Y-9.9- -= WA 3-7768 I 1299 LiBIRTY AVINU1 * HILLSIDE, N. J. SATURDAYS 9-6 of the bungling and mismanagement on Route 78," he continued, "Although theieunforwnate MOUNTAINSIDE (N.J.) ECHO=Thuraday, July 13. 1967-5 f>eopl»-have been aware-gince the mld-WSOs Rinaldo promises battle that the highway was planned, they have yet to «<•«> one mile of mable highway to repay them for the monumental inconvenience to SHatcespeare production sctwBuie^ which they have been subjected beeauRe of on both 278 alignments the administration's poor planning and even poorer execution, Outdoor performances will start tomorrow SUM Sanatoria!eandidateMitthe* j, Rinalde h«d failed to serve the people of Unien County." "On the bails of the most up-to-date of Union this week pledged "vigorous opposi- The Union Tawnship Republican also scored Information available, it appears that Route Outdoor production!' of Shakespeare's "The rnula Pearce as rhe tion to either of the two alignments pfopoied the administration for what he called "turtle- 78 won't be ready for use until 1072, That Comedy of Errors," sponsored by the City New members nt the FeRtivol group »!•• for Interatate Route "278," Rlnaldo called the speed progress" on Interstate Route 7§. "The would mean the highway will have taken 15 Federal Savings and Lnan Association with Barbara Farrell, Chatham, as Luclana »i"l two proposed paths "another example of the plain fact of the matter is thar New Jersey's years to complete. And thii is an administra- the cooperation of the Union County Park F.ngene Nicholas, Avenel, plByinB both PTOTTII JULY SALE callous indifference »nd inept planning that highway development progrim is lagging far tion that advertises Itpelf us a progressive Commission, Will be presented in Cedar Brook nf F.pheaus and Bslthazar. have bean characterigtle of the Hughes Ad- hehlnd those of other states," onel" Park, Plainfield, tomorrow snd Saturday, he- "Thf> Comedy of Errors" is directed hv ministration and its naparfnipfif of Trnno Rinaldo said that a recent quarterly report Rlnaldo pledged to push vigorously for ginning at 8:30 p.m. The comedy will DP Wanda Crawford of Wesdield, Mrs. Craw- Vi PRICE! portatlon," Of thf U.S. Department of Transportation said a "more efficient administration of the Depart- presented bv the players of the New |«eov ford has (lireeteH "Much Ado About Nothing," "Inept planning hfti ilrejidy tied Union New jwsey was nearly 15 percen' behind mepr of Transportation. The people of this state •Shakespeare Festival of Woodbridp?. "Twelfth Nigh'" and "As You 1 ike it," She County ttafflc into knots," he continued, the national percentage "f inter estate highway and this county deserve a better fate than The play, whifh lends Itself to an mitdoor CHRISTMAS f has »pp*i>reU with the Festival as Phebe in "Now the State wants to cut a costly swath fnnstriiction complered, thp on- that has been Imposed upon thum hv natural setting, will »ke place on a lawn "A1- You Like |r," Lsiriy Capulet in "HomBo New through one of the most densely populated The report cited by Rinaldo Said 58 per- an inept administration." area adjacent to the Shakespeare Garden and Jyllet" and as the widow in '"The Tam- CARDS Special Purchaia and most highly Industrialized artai of New cent of the nation's 4,100-mile highway net- Rinaldo also noted that Cov, Hughes Is in the park. Bleachers will be set up for thp ing of the Shrew," The executive producer Jwsey, And Union County is again the victim," work of Interstate and defense highways was "working feverishly to Impose still another audience and admission is free. of the presentation is Rose Belafsky of Wood- IMPRINTING AVAILABLE 100 fo. $3 Rinaldo said Union County — particularly opened to Baffle by the end of March, Indignity upon the long-suJierlng Union County Jack Petersen, Westfteld, a veteran actor bridge. Linden, Resells, Roselle Park, KenUworth *nd "In ihafp contrail to other parts of the" motorist, H«-wantt- to-impoie-«-25.cent_toll in—the—P°stlvsl-"grotip7 bas-been-east in-the • PAPER PARTY GOODS - Union ~ has the "most to lose and me least nation. New jersey hud onlv 43.2 percent of its on the Garden State Parkway 'in the Interests lead rol» of Antipho'us of Syrncusp, A comic The samr play will be pj-eBented In War- NATES, CUPS, TABLE COVERS to gain" from the*construction of Route 278. total designated mileage in use," he asserted. of safety,' The idea, according to the governor, servant, Dr -imio of F.phesus, will be played inarifQ Park, Elizabeth anA Rosellf, ™ rrt He also maintained that If history repeats "Of the 161.2 miles in use only 65.6 miles were would be to discourage Parkway travel by the by William Zullinger of ML?pichen, Judith iiayi July 28, and Saturday, July 29, (Napkin* Hprie» whttn purehaiad In Bn.smbl.) The Shakespearean dramas, first presented itieU, "Union County is in (or a long agony completed to full and acceptable standards," short-haul driver. This means drivers would AllWyn, Maplewood, rtturns to the restival • CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAPPINGS of highway birth pains that will prorfure an Rinaldo said the Federal government report be shunted off to side-stteets and roads that as Adrlana, a nagging wife. in the Union County Parks In 1961, have unwanted child." classified the remainder as 46,3 miles of toll are already saturated with ears. In addition Other actors in the cast are: japies ^raw- pfovon tn he a popular summer om-Hfrtn" CLEARANCE "In the past the Hughei administration Gimsers visit Oak Ridge The Glerser family of 1135 Peachtree lane, Mountainside, recently visited the American Museum of Atomic Energy (Oak Ridge HaU of Science), Oak Ridge, Tann. Th« museum SHOCK ABSORBERS features demonstrations and dt splays on peace- OW EVERYDAY PRICE ful uses of the •Atom. Famous Brand Installed Values... Men's Very Famous Name See Firestone's Certified Tire Specialist* GARY LESSING MANAGER to $iSB NOW . Rl. 22, Union Perfect for "bar-b-quolng". Broiling or HI HAS TOUR FIRESTONE TIRE RiADY FOR YOUR CAR pan frylngi BONELESS-ALL MEAT "*Tpqualify as dTirtstshe Certified Tir# $ 29 Specialist, man must pass examination Sandwich Steaks ib. l preying1, he knows how to recommend SPORT JACKETS right tire far safe operation of your ear. OVENREADY BONELESS. ^ BSB to 812B NOW ' ' Turkey Roasts.>..">. 99* FRISH CLEARANCE! CLIMATIC-AIR Ground Chuck n Men's Famous Name Roast Beef...... Mib, 49: GOLF SLACKS «* I».BB NOW Take ,, aiyantoflB •'of "ogr special clearance sale . of. top-nanio i^tomofTvo, AIR- CONDITIONER. ; En|sy Year 'RbunlSrDrTvin9^PlBaiurS.~H*S~Sp"nifgtlr(iB ol I "the. timo Finely tailored whinyou driVe your ear wlfh its .oxeitlng n*w.CLIMftTlC.A|R AUTOM OTIVI AIR- Dacron &, Worsted CONDITIONER. : . , FRESH TROPICAL SLACKS Cabbage .^. Yo»r Sofsty ii Our BBSIMIS at Firsjtoitl TIRE jiitt Oriigts ...3d«. *' Pototoes...... 5 BLUE * STAR; Rt, 22 Wdtehung SERVICE Open Every Evening, inff. Sof, MIWUBURN, 700 MORRiS TPKE. Mori, thru Fth 'ill 9, Sat, 6 UNION DR6-"55Q.5 _A_venu_c 3PEN 6 DAYS A WEEK • DAILY TILL 9 P.M., SAT? TILL A P/M, • - MU 8-5620 MU'8,8622 6=Thursday, July 13, 1967-MOT1M TAINSIDF. (N,J.) "• PERFORMS IN CONCERT SPORTS Joan Holeombe of Mountainside performed Wilson plans Wilhelms will invite CD coordinator ai a wirier laet Thursday evening at a concert presented by the Union County Band and Qr- (Cominu«d from page D PANS chescra Summer School In Abraham Clark Hi^h School, Resells. Mies Holcombe is one of 450 •perhaps enough to make It i«np™fit»bi«. " to report to Council on Nike site plans DO students from 25 communities attending the William j. McBride, coordinator for Union •eruetlon of the CD center, which Is expected from a federal agency. The Board of Free- you 35th session of the summer muile school. IN OTHER ACTION, the board approved County Civil Defenie, will be asked to meet to include « county poilc« and fire academy, holders hired the architect on the basil of two residential additions, reserveddecision ™ with the governing body of Mountainside to could create increased traffic on borough roads the promise of the federal funds. KNOW a third and denied two others. or other problems, WUhelms pointed out. discuss his announced plans for converting The academy aspect of the programs will 7 ? ? Applicaflons from William E. Olassburn o the former Nike «ite, ,whieh Is located In The hoped-for discussion with McBride will cost about f 100,000 above the cost of the 1188 Wyoming dr. and from Joseph Sokol of the borough, to a Civil Defense center, Mayor attempt to anticipate these difficulties and Civil Defense •^nd^related grants. 1271 Poplar !v«. for additions to their homes Frederick WUhelms jr. stated this week. COme Up With siiggestinns fn¥ solutions, tH^ SOMERSET TIRE SERVICE'S were approved. Variances were necesa ary be- McBride has announced the CD unit's plans Ttiayor paid, The Civil Defense offices, presently located Weakly Faefun cause of violations of the side yard rulings. for constructing iy underground, self-con- * * * on the 15th floor of the courthouse In Eliza- By GARY LESSING, Manager Decision was reserved on W.F.j, Helm's THE UNION COUNTY Board of Freeholderi beth are Inadequate, McBride said. He has tained civil defense and disaster control head- Before talking about' The Female Robin requfc for a variance which would allow has retalntd an architect, Herman Wenson of been angling for some time for federal and quarters at the former Nike site which is Hood" we'd like to remind our readers of him M add a second garage to his property Rahway, to design plans for the construction. county funds to finance the proposed new center. located In the borough on about 10-aeres a special sale we're having this week on That eonstructlon wUlJofiJUide jhejranslor- Union County obtained a 20-year lease on of Union County Park land. car Mr-Conditioners. CLIMATIC is the #?£32£i -Wile-*- of C. David Wilhelms said it Is his understanding that matlon of two of the three underground" silos the former TOKe site from the federal govern- ?£32£ at the sit», one to be used for a communi- ment In March, 1965, after the military dis- brand we carry, and next time you're ChSScmbf "1093 Sylvan lane and William and the borough has some jurisdiction on any in Rt, 22 at Springfield Rd., Union, stop fcligaret Vetter of 336 Central ave. use of the park landl that doas not fall spe- cation room for Civil Defense, and the other mantled Its Nike mrallatien, leaving only ai offices for county and municipal govern- H Chaddan, whose application was strongly cifically In the recreation category. The eon- the empty buildings and three »"'«* •«« - in at SeMERfilMFHt«=SER¥IGS-r---= ment officials In the event of a diBesi-er, lnw fho ground. our staff will gladly point out all the supported by residents of Sylvan lane, sought McBride hopes to house hlg staff in the JerSssion to subdivide Block 2. lot I, on features of these fine car air-conditioners, administration building, and show you "how you'll get the best Sylvan 14ns Into two lots on which he planned Pool teams lose conditioner for the, least price. to conswuct two one-family homes. The prop- PeUce Chief Carl H. Ehnis of New Provi- (Continued from pqg» 1) denee,, dean of the Union County Police Acad- • • • erty, which Chaddon Is negotiating «> Pachas* Set splash parties Now for our quiz, which concerns a gal from Adolph Corradi, is now occupied by a emy, and Flrt Chief P, F, Donovan of Plain- assistant on entries. Several others provided field, county fire coordinator, joined Mclrlde who was not only the prettiest archer, three-story apartment building, which wii B-ansportation for the teams and served in but the most skillful the sport has ever described as an '•eye-sore" by Sylvan lane for 8 tour of ths site. The three dlseuised the " INSURING YOUR HOME various ways at tiie meet. adaptation of some of the buildings for use for adults, youth known. Archery is a sport that might be residents at the meeting. Chidden planned to The Mountainside club will meet the Beacon the oldest known to man. The ability to TO ITS PRESENT VALUE demolish the present structure. The board by the Police and Fire Academy which preg- A splash party and dane« for adults will "Will my Insurance cover th« cost of Hill teams t'ds Saturday at the Plainfleldclub, ently conducts daises at Union junior Col- shoot straight with a bow and arrow was, denied the application because both lots would Other meets on schedule arei July 22, Cran- be held Saturday night at MountainsIde's mu- in cave-man days, a necessity for hunting replacing my house with one as nice ai be far below the minimum size required by lege, Cranford, nicipal pool. Dancing wUl take place on the the pne 1 have now?" Thil quesHen from ford at Mountainside^ July 29, Manor Park at and self-preservation. It developed as a the zoning ordinance. Mountainside' Aug. 5, Mountainside at Cran- If McBrlde's plans are carried out, the pool deck and the sun deck, Robert Ander- competitive sport about tiie Fifth Century. one of our readers raises iome interest- Police and Fire Academy would have class- The Vetters' application, which was opposed ford- Aug. 12, Beacon Hill at Mountainside. son, pool manager, announced. The affair will ing points. by a group of Central avenue residents, was rooms In the adminlsn-ation building, an out- start art o'clock and run until 11:30, • • •• As the co« of living has rtsim ovw the The other teams In the league will meet each door pistol range, an Indoor gym and pistol Through the years, many a man has denial because it would create i lot in the ether on the lame days. AU meets will start Teenagers were scheduled to have a sim- been hosted as the champion 'archer, but years, the colt of conitruction has also rear of the property with no frontage on a range, and towers for hose and rescue wain- ilar party last night u the pool. Music for been climbing. If your house is several at 9:30 a.m, Meets cancelled because of bad ing, McBride pointed out that most of the it took a little girl from Cincinnati to street, Vetter based his application on hard- weamer will be held the following Tuesday dancing was provided by "The Midnight amaze die world with the feats she per- years old, you may be underInsured. Many ship saving that because of a back injury county's 21 communities do not have these Hours." junior and senior high students at- homeowners have unknowingly placed night. facilities which are necessary to properly formed wim a bow and arrow, received in an automobile accident he was AU of the meets are open to the public tended. • • • themselvei in this poiition. They don't unable to maintain the rear portion of his train police and firemen. A third splash party and dance will be realize that their Insurance protection Manager Anderson pointed out that last * * • Her name was Nancy Vonderhelde, who property, which has become overgrown with Saturday's meet was me first time that Moun- held next Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. for "young less than fifteen years ago captured die hai not kept pace with the risini replace- McBRlDE SAID Monday that he hopes the poison Ivy and other weeds. tainside had competed "as a community" in a adults," people in the college and senior world championship and became known ment valuei of their property, Board of Freeholders will move on approv- sporting event. (Mountainside students attend high age group. The "Blue Underground" as The Female Robin Hood, to her two- • • • ing and financing the project within the next the regional high school in Berkeley Heights.) wiU provide the music. The party will start year reign, she held every important title, An analysis of fire losses on homes in few months, as soon as the architect's plans Anderson predicted that me swim warns would at 8:30 and run until 11. won sixteen major archery tournaments in one state has revealed that only one home »re finalized. The ClvU Defense portion of bring "recognition to Mountainside" before All three events are open to pool mem- a row, a record unmatched in the world's owner in three carried enough insurance City children visit the project would cost an estimated $80,000. the season Is over. bers r and guests. There wUl be a nominal oldest sport. to cover even one-half the replacement About $28,000 of that amount Is ivailabU -Charge. value of his house. (Continued frem page 1) In one suburban community, 45 homes wore -destroyed-by flren and expolsions only weekly cleaning help, handles such situ- caused by a faulty gas regulator. Every ations ciluSllyi~**we~Jist purgTiimutsas uu one of these homes was underlniured. One the bedroom floor." of them: Wtaed ar$2i^Q0r was-lnsured The city child will get more formal tteat- for only $5,000! another, worth $29,000, ment—-a bed in one of the boys* bedrooms, "1 Just hope he has fun," his hostess says. SUCCESS was insured for $4,000, Many an Individual who is You probably aren't sure of the present A good part of mat fun will likely go on In the Kings' backyard which serves as the gather- envied by his friends and r(placement COST of your-home, II this neighbors for outstanding is so, havi your independent insurance ing place for numerous neighborhood children. Swimming at the municipal pool is on the achievement carried with him agent or broker give you the name of schedule toe. always the memory of fte someone who can appraise it for you. many times he tried and failed. It's a good practice to have such an ap- The Sanders will entertain their guest in It Is easy to recognize iose praisal made about every three years. much the same manner except f» will do his of apparent wealth and social swlmmlni In their backyard pool. standing in any community, For Additional Information coll er «lltt! The Fiesh Air Eund^now to its 90tltye»r —What—we-do-oot see or con- of operation, will send an estimated 13,000 sider, usually, is the amount BENNINGm,TANSEY&CO underprivileged city children on vacations in Of effort and the dedication to 233-5400 • EaraLiishsd 1939 13 states from Maine to Virginia mis summer. purpose Aat brings success to Mrs, William H. RedUen jr. of Westfield any given individual. 854 Mountain Ave., Mountainside is Union County chairman for the fund. Many of us do not succeed In life because we do not have the strength and the faith to Interfaith group persevere. We accept a single Your Family Financial Friend defeat as the 'ultimate, end. to hold congress Faith is a key word. If •you have faith, "you must be-' ,,. - NEW YORK, (UPD -- The , lieve that dmgent efforts will . first International Congreis in some way eventually reoirn on Religion, Architecture and a Just reward. the Visual Arts, will be held at Waste not-your time wlrt the New York Hilton Hotel Aug. envy. Try to win and, if you 2? through Sept, 2 and at the lose, n-y a little harder, put- Safely At Royal Victoria College, McGlll ting to the best possible use University, Montreal, Canada, ftat which every man must Sept. 2 through 4. \ Ths congress, sponsored by learn when he does not at first 35 organizations la 19 coun- succeed, • First Federal tries, will be Interfaith and in- volve the Interrelated disci- FOSTER GRANDPARENTS plines of theology, soeioiogy, WASHINGTON (UPI) —The urban planning and design, war on poverty's foster THE HQME architecture and the Visual grandparents program for arts, fiscal 1967 Includes 34 pro- jects financed by $3,3 million NEW TV? S.ll the old en. wi* in federal funds. OF GIANT a want ad. Call 686-7700. DIVIDENDS SCHMIDT-FOIfcp QUALITY DiAUNCS FOR 33 Y1ARS" TMONV •MON ICY WONKY i JNICY MC NKY MOM Muttong Thundsrbird .13. Folcon Goloxie *$» I Auto Rentals - Doy • Week• Loni T»rm 2271665 INK 3NKY AKY f 290-306 Broad St. Sunimif NKY Ml FI-:Y MOE* Y MONK MONKY MON •MONKY MONii QNKY MONKvJ Supermarket NKY MONKY , INKY Mi iA KY MONKY Mi :Y MONKY MO| MOUNTAINSIDE , N.J. MONKY MONi; C5NKY MONKY NKY MONKY SHOP AT HOME ICY.MONKY M Y MONKY Mil MONKY MON QNKY MONK ,NKY NIONKY 'KY MCNKY h INSURED Y MQ|\ KY MC MONK ' MON us to It MaiifalisNt DNKY VIONIC 15,000 NICY IV ijNKV KY MC NKY h (0i Orders of $10 or Mere) Y MOSKY M MONIi ' MOr 3NKY MONI- CALL MKY N ONKY KY MC NKY t MOh KY Mi 232-0402 MONK ' MOJ HOURSi "JNKY MON'1 iVN h ONK' MOUNTAIN5IDE.Op*n Mon. to Y MC NKY Fri. 8 to 4, Mon. Eve. 6 to 8 WESTFIELD-Open Mon. 8 to 8, IONK Tue». to Frl. 8 to 5 IN ICY MON IKY h ONK- :Y MC NICY ' MOF ICY r IONIC i MC JNKY MON ^JKY ft ONK i .»._.. NKY MC NKY MONK' INKY MOt KY MO ' ")NVtf MC f Fred k. Oroy, Jr. ftei. i G«n: Mgf "C7 P™¥iM¥lTPBfpr—d (Ro.ldont of Miuntoln.lde) FEDERAL WEST FIELD SAVINGS Willlom A, Doyle, Manogar , 118 E. Bread Street ' FIRST 233-0143 CRANFORD ^S^fcT5wrrmiTTTfi«m^ GRAY MEMORIAL Fred H. Grey, Jr., Monogor 12 Sprlngfiold AvenOe Home Office 276-0092 Is employed by the New jersey Hell Telephone -Thursday, July 13, 1967- Co. and is presently serving with the U.S. Chapter leader set College, and a candidate for an M,A, degree Janis Lee Rahner \rM? in Naples* Italy, iir-frrmttioTnattos, is presently(e«ehing-mflthft- Engagement is matics in a New York City high school. engaged to soldier Son is born to Howard Grttnberas to attend confab of A son, Joel Steven Oreenberg, was born of Carol Pearlman NEIGHBORS *4NT YOUR u««rf i(»mi, T«n ',„ what fsu tie** Riin « IBB ffli* C!sijifi*d Csll Mr. and Mrs, John j. Rahner of 1242 June 13, 1967, at St. jude Hoipitai, Fullerton. Mr, and Mrs. jack Pearlman of 433 Wayne 686 1700, Coolldge ive., Union, have announced the Cal,, to Mr, and Mrs, Howard Greenberg of Secretaries' group ter,, Union, have announced the engagement :1 engagement of their daughter, Janis Lee, to Stanton, Cal. Mri. Greenberg is the former Mils Audrey R. Berry of Union, presi- of their daughter, Carol Marsha Pearlman, Sp/4 John Donald Blank, U.S.A., who resides Sylvia Schapiro of Union, daughter of Mr. and dent of the Union County Chapter of the Na- to Paul E, Winkler, son of Mr. and Mrs, with his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, F, J, Mrs, David Schapiro of S07 Olive ter., I'••<«,, tional Secretaries Association (International), Nathan Winkler of Brooklyn, N,Y, Blank of 90S W. Chestnut St., Union. He l«i the ii«r hiiBhand is formerly of Morrlstown, and former vice-president of the chapter, will The bride-elect, who was graduated from Bon of Mrs. Florence Blank of Kearnv end serve as alternate delegate this week at the Hillside High School and Trenton State College, J.F. Blank of Springfield. HIGH IN FAJviILY BUDGET 22nd annual convention in Toronto, Ontario, where she majored In elementary education, Food Is an important item in any family bud- MIOB Rahner wis graduated from Union Canada. Miss Berry is secretary to irwin has accepted a teaching position in the Union get. In 40 years of married liffl, the iverage Lerner, general manager of PhurmaceuUeals Township Public School system. High School and Piterson State College. couple with rw" rMMrpn cjwnds ahout tUft.nO" of Roche Laboratories nivi.i™, -F Hoffmann- Her fiance, who is an alumnus of Brooklyn Slngl. Her fiance, an alumnus of Union High School, for food. I aRoche Inc., Nutley, •\ 4pplleotl@n HAIR Among the questions that will be voted on LiHlCH PREMIUM COLORINO during the convention will bo; "Should mile COAL ANTHRACITi ' Inel, «tyi» ••I Make meals secretaries be allowed to Join the NatinnoJ and Secretaries Association—an all-female nr NUT or PREMIUM balance on ganization since its inception in 1942. STOVE PEA FUEL OIL This year will mark the 25th birthday oi TON the group, which 1= comprised of a group of TON 13.71gal. motor trips 26,000 secretariat in chapters throughout the $23" world. This will be the first time the inter- $21" Camping and rootor trips national convention will meet outside of thr have become popular vacation UnjraH StatBg. activities, reports Anne L, Simone Bros. VINCENT'S ELV" Sheelen, County Home Econo- No Appoinlmmnt Necessary First child is born to Edward Smiths 2027 MORRIS AVI. mist. There ii no variation, Coal & Fuel Co, UNION CENTER MU 6-3B54 howevir, from providing bal- MISS CAROL FEARLMAN 27 24 1405 Hording *»•• Ooen Ey»rv Day anced meals for the ftmilv A seven-pound, 14-ounce son, David Edward 00 S« shille on your trip. Smith, was born May 7, i»W, to Mr. and Mrs. FRIDAY DEADLINE ... Linden HU Frequently children become Edward Smith of 1367 Liberty ave,. Union. All items other than spot news Price* iubjs£f IQ ghongc witheu? i OIL BURNER INSTALLATIONS Ffii Eif* Irritable and uneomioritble Mrs. Smith is the former Eilnpn Parhyshirp be in ogr offire by noon on Friday, on such excursions which may nf Union, be attributed to digestive up- sets, caused by too much snicking or disrupted meal patterns. With a little planning and guidance, such a situation can be avoided. An enjoyable and eeonom- leal system that helps to pre- vent some of then problems Is to prepare your own meals. If the trip Is to be lengthy, an occasional dinner in a restaurant can serve as a SUPERMARKETS, family treat. if you should decide on serv- Ing your meals in the open air, OVERPOWERED a few suggestions should prove useful. Take from home a small but lllfLl IILUI SHUfS convenient basket that con- *- _ —^^^^ M EDUCATIONAL tains any equipment or staples that will be needed. Compact Choose Your Favorites... tables and chairs are avail- EXPENSES? able and wlU be most appre- Mix 'Cm or Match Fmf SOLID WHITE , ciated 11 you plan to travel in e MOTT'I remote areas where picnic STAR-KIST TUNA - APW.E JUICE GET A LIFT sites are not accessible. LO C*t r»INCH OR illil rilNCH f, e, Simple menus with quanti- BOTT'i ALL VAgirrili ties sufficient to satisfy out- MILAN! DRESSINGS ° FRUIT TREATS BILMOHTt I at I4.oi WITH A door appetites are the best ALUMINUM advice. Fresh fruits and vege- GRAPEFRUIT JUICE •«- REYNOLDS FOIL tablei, purchased as you tra- EKAND UH10M rUMl, LILAC, PIKI, SPICI CBAND UNION COLLEGE LOAN! vel, and canned, dehydrated, H •"•« ^ or freeae-drled items, that AIR FRESHENERS ^ M .pligi. require ng special storage fa- CtANAPUIA FACIAL TISSUE sf J00 J cilities, are' suitable. Accur- SARDINELOIO BOTT S JSMSsi *^\ CHAND UNION ately judge the quantities that- i 01 The cost of maintaining a child in col- wiil be needed so as to avoid STEWED TOMATOES APPLESAUCE ,h a leftover problem. •» WWIJUKIRNU COLLECEINN lege can work a financial hardship on Make the meal preparation DEL MONTE CORN \* CHICKEN BROTH many families. If you need money help, itself a family affair, Mather CtAND UNION SUCtD GREAT MAI! FUM visiJ your nearest office of First State is on vacation too and will bti 1 appreciate the help provided PICKLEDBEETS i? SPRING WATER Bank and get the details pn an Educa- by the cooperation of other rusHuu BEETOEUVIl tion Loon guaranteed,by the New jersey family members. GOFFDOG FOOD » GREEN BEANS m ]:, CBAND UNION Higher Education Assistance Authority, "-•"• With regird to snacks.'lt is GVUIK1! "I Wise to provide them in the TOMATO SAUCE car while you are traveling. JIABLOMUSTARD, ^ ,s* Suburban Singles IRST STATE BANK OF UNION set summer dance CORNED BEE Single, widowed or divorced UNION NKW JBMSKY men and women betweta the ^fittieMci ages of 34 and 58, are invit- W^ ed to attend a summer cock- 8TVLI P* FR1EZEF! BUY tail dance of the Suburban Singles Business and Profes- WHOLE or HALF 'SLpnal Club, Saturday, July 22, Jts7Qt 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Hotel . i,.,,nhanan, 44th st, andllghtli *ve,. New York City, Invitations have bean sent to business firms and profes- sional organizations through- out northern New. Jersey .and Ib Ib New York. Live music for You reeeive: leg roasts, lein shs dancing will be featured atthe Oven Ready ib69t fib chops, sheuider chaps , itsw, CHOPS AND STEW _ tftttfttC Public Notice • ^NOTICE TO CRlOrTOM LAMB COMBINATION Ib39 ESTATE OF QUO) ARPIN, tlu known u C e QUWTIN R, ARPIN and QUINTIN ARPIN Deceased SHOULDER e^l b 89 BREAST OF LAMB „ 19 Piintiut to IBs order of MARYCKANANE. SMI TASTV tina RICH IN FLAVOR rna iurregiB of a» County of Union, made on s Oi s 39 iht thirUetti day of Juiit A,O,, 1567, upon th« •pplieitlon of the undersigned, an Atlmlidn, RIB LAMB CHOPS », l LOIN LAMB CHOPS .b l i B-ilrl«CTA«fl^jB«U AUTO-DEFROST REFRIGERATOR the cost No defrosting over! Refrigerator does all the work automatically.. No muss! No fun! Features: i[ "Simple interest paid only on the money you are using—not on full amount. Insured • Life Insurance on Life of Borrower without medical examination. • Plan may be terminated without any Education _ pre-payment penalties. TYPICAL EXAMPLES Loans at of National^tate's "Blue Ribbon" Insured Educational Loan Plans Imagine! 13.5 cu,'ft. of storage space yet Period of Maximum Estimated }nly,,30Vi" wide. Takes no more floor National State NumbiT of Monthly Amount Monthly pace than an 'old-fashioned a'! Yet.al- most twice as 'much storage ... plus Tuition Repay- You Repay- Find out why "Blue Ribbon'' ny 'extra convenie.nce~features: 2 big Yeors ments Recoivo ment!* egetable bins stpre •% bushel—save Education Loans (designed hopping trips! Handy slide-out shelf puts were designed everything in easy reach! Room for more 4 48 tl 0,000 $216 66 especially for students) are m the door-with 2-full-widtf^2_PJirt-width 4 72 10,000 154.32 better! helves,- plus butter keeper; V2 gal, millf, cartons, tall bottles fit in bottom' shelf! 4 96 10,000 123.50 Removable 18egg bin! Fits flush in rear O© to the National State ©ffictt ' . no dirt-catching coils on back. Avo- NO DOWN PAYMENT! EASY TERMS! 3 34 7,500 • 2IS69 cado, Coppertone.-White. where you bank (or to: the ;pne 3 72 7,500 11940 most convenient for you)1.., ask 2 24 5,000 214 63 GENERAL ELECTRIC any officer for all details and GENERAL ELECTRIC •Two-Door 16' 2 48 5,000 11491 • 28" WIDC.2-DOOR 12* Refrigerator-Freezer application forms. There's never Aulo: "Dolfost Refrigerator 1 12 2.500 213.60 Section. 15S-lb. lorodegrM an obligation! holds 91 ibj.l Auto. Detroit freezer. Twin "Vegetable 1 24 2,500 110.54 r*frig«rator xedtlonl ,, bin«. 4 Cabinet •( . V . . ••• ••••:• .' • •- .. - - General -Electric refrigerators, carry a one year repair warranty against manufacturing defects on entire refr/geratof; four years addlt/onal on sealed/n refrrgerating system. „'-"," \_~T _ . _ •Minimum Ratatl Price YOU MAY ORDER THE MODEL- SHOWN THROUGH US, YOUR f;RANCHISED G.E. DEALER' ARD — 5jso_0ur Current Displdy, Pnce> onil Term* , BELL APPLIANCE AND HOME FURNISHING CENTER" . ' ELIZABETH • HILLSIDE • KENILWORTH • PLAINPIELD •- RAHWAY • ROSELLE PARK • SPRINOFIELD • SUMMIT • WESTFIELD — ROUTE 2-2— ' ' (Kext to Loft Candy) (" ' UNION , NEW JERSEY MEMBER rtOttlM. DEPOIIT INIUITANCC COBPO«»T!ON MUrdock 8-68OO _ —~ -Plenty of Free Parking "MAKE—A~D ATE WITH NATIONAL STATE . . . UNION GO U NTY' S LEADIN G B A NK Hours; Daily 9 to 9; Saturday 'til 6 T huTsHr.v, Tnlv 13, 1987 To Place Your Ad To Place Your Ad Call 6867700 Call 686-7700 DEADLINE: TUISDAY NOON DEADLINE: TUESDAY NOON TOR FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION CASH PQR HI..IAF Miss Katharine • eJipert permanent Help Wanttd.WBfnen TELLER CLERK Load your car, Cast iron. Nswapoperp hair removal. Recommended by Doc- NURSES Small bank type operation, excellent I0t per 100 111.; No, 1 Cupper SOj tors. Send lor free Information tooUet ACi'OUNTS RROtlVAijLE CLKRK NURSES vtnritlnj conditions. Knowledge of Bur- per ib,, heavy brass JCV pT Ib,, rags: Sai Wescfleld Ave., EUz. W<)-bMQ, Immediate apomn|;ln nev ultra modern Nl IRSF.S roughs posiinl machine preferred. Do lead % ft Hatt'rles. A >< P I'apei C t/I HI life, in Springfield area. Previous ex- R.N.'s • 1 to II k 11 to. 7 shifts FORGET YOUR TIE BLOOMINGDALE Srock !"•» . *' "»>. ?nfii "'• irvinr'»n so«1# clerical srarti and sorn» rvri*e- purlom't. necessiiry, lixceilenr Marring in navreai most modern hospital In Musi have awn ear, < Furniture Ropoirs saUry AH eoinpiiny benefits, the area, Apply m person personnel 474-5160 for interview AND YOUR COAT, TOQ! I'Al I ,i?«.i4flU Spu MEMORIAL GENERAL HOW- • ' BSSO(ENJAY) ON THE MALL I LUM'lUltt ami i A 7/ I j TAL, Union. N,j. Employees Federal Credit Union If you ore on vocation and would lilts to consider the LiiJi.JK'i i'UKUIAbh!) p-iirirr yf brol'iT! BT/F _ _^._. A 7/IS KHF (111 SMAI 1 I 'US CASHIER following npon ings w»**J liW»> •« *n\\t with y«n nt v""< SHORT HILLS "airy H""- "i- Ft IK SAN! tllin rUf'ATfH •OPERATORS l#i sure, i?ho SpringfleW Avenue, lrvlnS'"" Experienced on sewing machines. Goo* Garaat Dsers Apn Y IN rf.pscir; pay, plus bonus * "m"™ [»«* holM«v«. Telephone Sales Begin a coteer with New Ynrl< s most p es of gnroisi:- duur instrument Development VIV. All . B */13 ^___^ Apply in person pxtensiuns, repairs Fiiure Builder Foundation LEADS FURNISH ED rsfaii nrganiiation - now interviewing men and Requires B.S. degroe at equivalent plus experience I- *• <*-iio" p CHARM AND I'c RSON*L!TY s J3Q PARK AVt., liUAlNilliLL 1060 CnmmBrr* AvJ... Union qnd ditvsIepiBBnt af instimnip• michpn'* 'I. w.i.Mfi fpr full find prlrt limn pnclMnne L.MJIIsS AND roLL KUE STUnKNTS PERMANiNT PART T1M» PI 4.1OC1H STFVPNS OVBRHEAl) reiilM •\ I/I" _ ( II UI174H Several needed, no [raveling, flex- PICK YOUR HOURS Dictating Equipment C 9/7 J 7 13 . IMo h-"r s-flrM>nclnlly T"»"*>"t I'JHT TIMr! S OR EVENINGS HIM S8« 0*11 ,cfrHS I YI'ISI Development •SALES Aluminum Siding ii.iVfK i ni )'•• -Thuf tfSayv Jttly 13, 1967 Public Neflce Public Notice Public Notice TUMS RIVER 1 Tonneau, TRIUMPH SPITFIRE I NOTICE PROPOSAL KPRINt'iFlEl.P • large J bedroom, RETIREMENT APARTMENT in senior radio t> heater, white w«lls, J1000 Moving & Storage center hall Colnnlal homo with I 1/2 BOROUGH OF HMBLLii , Saaled puJJIUI Mil u Mmtt by «• retlrem»m park. Pull Price (9,980,06 miles. ••"•!!•"• •••*«• .. tB«n. 372- PuraaaUg CsmmlBM of B» Tm of Irvlna. hath* and den, Escnllent residenuia' UNION GCmrt, N.j. SALfi DONT LIVE WITH THAT DRIP! Muntlily moiniairionce |2«,50. This In- 7.110. A 7/ 1:1 NOTICE IS HEUEBY OIV1N m (CHAN) D.1B7 tno. New Jersey, In ne Couodl Chunl—-, KELLY MOVRRS INC, NEWARK area,available Sept, I. $250 per fn^rh CALL HERBERT TR1EFLFR clude?, to?^ = , fi^jiirsr*™. *Brp, Phone pr«r»wJ onBaioM ••! taw SUPERIOR COURT OFP NE N1WW JERSEY el th. Mumonai Building, on Mood.y Moinlnj, Agents for North American Van Lines-, Plumbing 4 hearing, iobnlng, niter, OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL rail foF appointment to see, 14U-0367. s 7/iJ CHANCIRY DIVISION. USSEX COUNTY, July HO,, 1967, at 10:15 AM, DJ.T, or as "GENTLEMEN" of the moving Indus- GEORniA McMULLEN in «,«! «•*»« u • •"•! m DOCKET NO, I 225I-M. PiiUakl Swings am aentfaw as poiuhl.. at whidi am. atians It contracting 24 hr, phone BRANCH BROOK PARK TENNIS lsr«ih Couoar at tha Bonu^ of MMlla, In try. We'll move, pse* and store any. REALTOR 370 0210 '58 CORVETTE and Loan AasaoiaB&n, t Haw Jartay gorpor- «iey will be publ)cl»opb«l«dritlppt * service, 356 Union Ave., ES 1^66(1 COURTS UNION tt» Caam 01 UBJ»«, N«W J«r«nf, W*«»« aaoli, PUiAEiff, VI DtinQr ~Aife€iaili, i AnraiBiatelAitl y rt- rt fifiat of BBuctwl-M Cod thing, anytime, anywhere, ai reason- 5 7/13 Two rppi, EsEslianf eendlflsn lOttl iti 01 Julj 1967 10i »« MM OrrU able rates . 382-13!Q, § T/F T/F fa Hordsaa «tt waaearkiii esd ton Mil b. ulna V age - free estimate! - insured i*^«l Alter"!om - Rupulri TERRACE MERCURY .1 «!30 TM,, pr.«ilUrii dm., or u loon rh.rs- •all 6v Public Vsn&is, is Roeffi I2o, It tfie Bid check in th. amount ol 101 of th, toul long distsnrs - shore specials. Prompt service, fall Mi DISCRIMINATION . kaaad •tur (I UI4 muur em t« rtmttol. It wMfll COURT IIOLEE, & Mwart, an Tvailay, th. amount Ud. Chaek la to be made out to Ike CH S-JS9B rscH, creed, Qalsr or nation 1130 Sp'i»s A I iritl illlllliliniIllllllllIll llllllllIllllllI lllllIllllllllllllin ImnnninniiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiuiini,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,!,,,,,,,,,,,,, unnumiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiii iHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiii.i! niiniii* * " " inniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iniiiii inn iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiiiiii iniiiiiuiHimiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimminimuAiiHi 12-Thursday, July 13, 1967-MOUNTAINSIDE (N.J.) ECHO [imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiii^iiiiliiilliiliiitiiuiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllilij By 'So, what else is new?' AMY The recent news that the Radio Corporation dally inter-organization news bulletin that ADAMS of America had applied for permliilon to ttaBimltted a facsimile printed newspaper t«it on the air a system that could eventually through an experimental devise to receiving Jeilver-printed Decipher this Bible mess- age by changing the numbers Never defrost TOen we into letters .of the alphabet. Use A for 1, B for 2, and »o or run short of on flirough the alphabet, 14 IS 15 14 S 9 19 7 IS IS 4 shelf space again! about research, 2 21 20 7 IS 4 1 12 IS 14 5. Now see if you can decipher ^ Frostproof top to bottoml this one. - •if 23,3 iq, ft. uiablB-sheH ara«l—^ 23 5 11 14 15 23 20 8 1 20 9 •kInthadoor itoflg« for bottlii, jp|r^trpigH:a 14 S 22 5 18 25 20 8 9 14 7 7 cartons, eggi, ^ ", " 15 4 23 15 18 11 19 6 15 18 7 <£Twin vegetable Hydrators keep 15 15 4. produce dew-fresh. 'enlneer" ANSWERS (RSV) iSZ -pooS JOJ sifJOM po 95 a uj iBip MOID) ,ajw rife iobsfor FPD-1BTL 14.6 cu. ft. t 4tl5 I M, twelve rrmntli position, 3 LAW SIM AVI.. WEST ORANGE,RAN, -H.--K 273.3000 B745. J 8/24 week! "vacation, UNION COUNTY Kh- years eiperiancB, Knowledge at EMPLOYBR. 9 FREE EhTlMAI bb aiUNSL MICH SCHOOL, District No 1. . technical terms desirable. Pas. B7/n Any weekday, between 10 & 4 ASPHALT driveways, parking lots • ASI'HM 1 DR1M.WAVS allen. itiens require good Steno and APPLIANCE Call 37fi-fi30O, ext, % for appointment, r '' 0 7/13 built. All work ddne with power; roller. Ubor and maierltl » It. '0 'I- b 7/13 ^ Typing skilii ond iome Dicta. All kinds of mason Work, James La JUS. p+Mine work. -Ability to handle SERVICE Personals Moreese. 18 PaLne ave., Irv, ES 3- I'.li V HUMK IMl'RUVtMENlS CLERK STENOGRAPHER - part time, some administrative tosk. Fro. -86ia ~_ 1A aresiive company offering Lib. lloiiseiife wlio wantt to earn extra MEN Telephone Sales EXPO '67 TRIP erol Imployee Benefits, money typing and shorthand required. For JULY I! to Jlst, "REPORTER" P. Paieaie & A.M, Genis Gill FRANK IL.LAWTON JR. Phone For Appointment LEADS FURNISHED 110 PER COUPLE, INCLUDES far group al lively commgnity new.pqpen. Some •uperienee police, Water Proofing fc Mason Work 6»7-a'isy . AIR RIDUCTION • TV BUS FARE PLUS TWO NIUH'TS AT municipal reporting and desk preferr.d. Oood future for young man ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS A 7/13 __^____ PIRMANENT PART TIME MU 6-1427 or ML' 6-481i RESBARCH LABORATORIES Must know color, THE HOTEL LYON IN MONTREAL of woman. Write; I'M PICK TOUR HOURS INTERESTED? CALL 3T1.4»74 95J Ray Ave., Union, N.j. Murray Hill 464-2400 Seneh and Rood msn, AFTERNOONS OR IVBNINOS Iditoriol Pireetor, Suburban Publishing Corp. COOK-Work short hours in school. A 7/13 1291 StuyvBiant Ave., Union, N.j. 070B1 0 9/7 Itarl September. Apply In confidence, An Equal Opportunity Employer WASHERS immediately stating experience and a 7/13 SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. SUBURBAN PAVING COMPANY Salary desired Te Bon #454, RiFRiGERATORS LOUSONS ROAD, UNION 15 llMeiehanuise For Salr MU 7-3133 c/o Union LeaJer. l!°i Siuy- $200.00 per week 19TH ANNUAL MerchondlsB For Sole_ PARKING AREAS. DRIVEWAYS. Kitehin Cabi vesaiit Ave. Union. SECRETARY TWIN BED, maple headboard, to start-plus bonus ANTIQUEI SHOWSALE CURBING FREE ECTIMATES- WORK : = A 7/13 For area director, mature woman, ex- CALL S87.11M FIRCT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ondltion, Muit sell Kiiehen Pegign sfervict s m!»dyrnllin= perienced, $100 weekly, modern air I 7/13 A SALE THAT IS A SALE CALL E' 'ENINOS GUARANTEED. by one uf New jerggyip laryc-ii rr.ariu= TOBIA'S APPLIANCE SPARTA. N.j. G 8/24 conditioned office, parking; in Union JULY 19-11 A.M. to 10 PJ«1. Starts July 13th thru July ES 4 4542 H T/F j iaetururg uf Kitctien eiainyti;. Hlje iKG TECHNICIAN U J •- attractive hours,hospital 1299 Liberty Ave.. Hillside TOOLMAKER - 1st CLASS, JULY. 20 .& 21 - 1 P.M, to 10 P.M, i b}uild»r! I air's fatinry show ro ,ni_,m and major medical. Call 377-9270. WA 3.77oi • - C.K. MACHINE CO. JULY a- 1 P,M. to 6 P.M. MONTQLAlff PIANO SURFBOARM Ki, 32, ijprinjfield. C all jT^-nilTLi. Opportunity to work regular ST/F hours. Mondoy through frlday >13 H/tl 1268 STUYVESANT AVE., UNION, TWENTY-TWO EXHIBITORS EXCHANGE Con eustomai used ho»rds ind wet CALL MOR1ELL0' BROTHERS STENO TYPIST A 7/13 FINEST ANnOjUES: FURNITURE- suits. Look torns-ni Uie yeUow pages. For all types of carpenu-y in modern, air-conditioned LAMPS-GLASSWARE.jEWELRY.ETC 504 BL'DOMPIEUD AVE. Lond scope*' Gdrdtnih Some knowiedie of steno desired, will BUTCHER • (store, experienced) Per- (3 dean above the Clorlage WALTERS 275-3744, B T/F home improvements. medical center. Must be ex- WANTED - SCHOOL CUSTODIANS , F 7/13 perienced performing IKG train, experience not necessary, be^tl- manent position, all benefits, CALL Theofer) EL 2-1315 J l-'i" TOP CRADt ner aceepiable, modern national or- ES 1-7570 WEEKDAYS 8 to 6 P.M. Kehilworth, Berkeley Heights & Spring- Monte loir. New Jartsy procedures. Knowledge of field - S day, 40 hour week. UNION SWIMMING POOL.MUSKIN. SCREtNFDTOI'St.llL 110 ptoeedures helpful, Oood ganilaOon, exeellent working Condi, b 7/13 ANTIQUES - old dolls, iron fc tin toys, TIL. 744.SB11 - 744.8B22 24 FT X 4 FT. DEEP, NEARLY A. BARTL tt SON HLMLS - . TOP DRtSSINC COUNTY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL, Omns i banks. MIS W. Front St., fringe benefits and •rarting dons and benefits, air-eendiUonea oU Ngw sinii CALLESa-4030. JUTCHEN CABINETS, ALUMNILM DR 6-0056 DISTRICT No, 1 Call 376-6300, Ext. Plainftild PL 8^731 or PL 5-i •———SA¥S salary. flee, located In Maplewoad-Unlon viei^ BURGLAR ALARM MECHANICS AND m 96, for appointment. b 7/u Now it the li™ to buy 11 F 7/13 — "WINDOWS, nit H7 •"""•"• niry. Apply In person. SERVICE KEN, Experience, or will WEATHER STRIPPINC. APPLY OR CALL BOKAR MFC, CO., live on the job training. Opportunity T'ika advantage si Itj TWO PIECE contemporary blue cor- ES 3.5389 for advancement. All fringe benefits. You will be glad you did when Lownmower Servicss FlRSQNNEL DEPT. 200 Burnei Ave. Maplewwd YOUNG MAN to (earn to operate iGaroae Snlr ner sectional sofa, 2 dark blue club O 8/31 ^^__^_^^ 992.5100, EXT. MO A 8/31 Located Route 21, Union. 964^801, automatic _alU screen printing pr^si. the loll leason arrival. LAWN MOWERS a 7/13 chairs, corner table. Men. through Frl., 9om.l2 noon Prlntini or mechanical ability per- CARAOE SALE, SAT, JULY IS, 10 AJsi. The (ine»t •eleetiani of new 176-1043 •• FRED STENGEL •• Sharpened and repaired. Free pick up for red. Call ARISTON.INC. 687. to 4 P.M.3S2 Martin Rd., Union, Dinette li used Cronos. Spinets, Con. S 7/13 •ALTERATIONS and delivery ''"'""'""*"ST.'BARNA'fAS""' """"" College MudenB '"••• SuBim» wort oSoo set $4. leather chair $5. meat aUGer .ole.. Upright. , & Ployeu . •REPAIRS...... „.,,...... CaIl_37S-M22 TEMPORARIES Must be avaflnble immedlstely 17, lawnmower IS, Ismps, furniture, with relll, all of tremendsus UPRIGHT PIANOS tFORMICA TOPS 5 8/24 **' ••'•"-*•• "'•-- •--••^••-•-> MEDICAL CENTER For personal intervfew phone Help Wanled-rAen & Wame- odds % ends. All ehMp. F 7/13 dlaceunti. Featuring the new $25 AND UP •CASINET WORK OF ALL KINDS Old Shert Hills rd., New Bryaswlek 246-1151 Baldwin Aerosenlei, the new • CALL „ AB8-6632 H LAWN MOWER - hand k power, shar- t Livingston, N.J. THE CHILDREN Newark, 10J PJ^. q22-OISJ Klmboll (ins of baauttiul con- 442-8474 S 7/27 pened & repaired. Free pick up-and , b 7/U loin & esnsalattes & many 8 8/2* . 0 7/13 LOSTi Girls hrown frame glasses. Lost ! delivery. Service call after fi)0 P.M. • HAVE LEFT FOR IMMEOIATi other line*. All pianos guar- UPRIGHT FREEZER. Marqueite, Laie (CARPENTER WANTS WORK! ALTEK- Weekdiyi li all day Saturday, 686- " DIE SETTER in the vicinity of Oakland Avenue and 1 JATIOiNS, BASEMENTS, -KITCHENS, fRElCHT*RATE AUDITORS wanted, Two Guys. MU 6-4869. I anteed 5. dgllverad. Them are 65 Model. White. RUhWpuid door. • S8B». .T* ••• • • LEAD MAN example! of real piano bar- SECT OFFER. -\ ATTICS. ESPERT'CABJNET MAKER full time or part time, commission Compound dies, high speed punch OPfNUNGS ""' s. FORMICA SPECIALIST. CALL W.C, J9/7 or salary, must he able to use both gains; CALL 6I7-SIS1, '-__- THE HOUSi IS presses with slide feeds, Mfg. Co,; ASSISTANT FORiMAN LOST-Male eat, no tall, oranie and i ROSE — NIL' 6-S04H 0 7/37 truck and rail tariffs. Apply k TRAF- steady work. Benefits, Ifvinlton; 926. (M-Student Upriqht F 7/13 FIC MANAGERS FOR INDUSTRIES INSPICTION DIPARTMENT , white._St»yeC .June _16di. Reward. SOOOr—•—— ; A 7/13 5B4 LiiKoln Dr... Kerinwortn. . C, ERR1CKBON INC. 5 INC., 1969 Morris Ave., Union, 687.'. QUltT, WESTINGHajSE REFRIGERATOR, 12 POINT 1144. • • ' • •••-.••• cu it., perfect condition I8S, eoush CARPENTER 1 Electrician and helper, industrial main, POBEMAN(2). fl'Shanlngar Spiliet guaranteed ALTERATIONS Si REPAIRS LIQUOR MART B 7/13 Now 11 Your Chance To INJECTION MOLDINO 5 years . ; . . • $295 with slip cover, metal clothes closet tenance experience; tremendous op- jg, portable bar, many other items, 374-345 "oil" .«.« Call 373-4149 After 6 F,M..,,a . oole » typBi • rMiioiant fringe benellli, ""* ••'--—"EL--2.-i944-~—.—-"~ P 7/13 Adviee"aa"RuleTrCUSTOM: SAVINGS- enviroomBnTTii m'mideni i air eon. • PLEXOWRITER; ; • A 7/13 #11 •Knobs Coo.ole walnut. EXAMPLE! Lined Dr»pei, Measured, 3l ditioned office; fringfi e bbenefit! CALU OR APPLY AIR CONDITIONER SALE Ilk* new ...... Hung on new rods, installed, 130 byiCemetory Plots cl 96 inches, 79,80 complete, Simller ALL MASONRY, BRICK STEPS, SIDE- Plinse BhoBJ 179.7400 PERSONNEL DIPT. MAN OR WQMAN - T° ™i •mall All matei - free iurveyi #12-Knobo Censele • NCR OFERAT0R • 992-S5P0.-eXT.-320'-- 8- ' (MmedlaitdaUyirtei) mahogany. .-. * . ..J...... Savings on ajllabriss and sizes, from HOLLYWOOD MIMORIAL PARK, Inc. WALKS SELF EMPLOYED {• IN- QUIN'DAR" ELECTRONICS 7p, the largest jeieettoo andeolor range. "The Cemetery Beauiiful" Stuyveiant SURED, WATERPROOFING. Men., Hi rough Frl., 9om.l2r|Oon hours adjustable, RoieUe Park, OH 5- BBLL APPLIANCI «13.Ma«on Hamlin Consale fSO Foaem Rdi 'Iptlnglield Bark Cloth, $1,49 yd. AtPERN'S, RouB Ave., Union -MU B-1301.Exee.OBlM. A, NUT RIO -. ES 4-0952 or ES 3.8773 WE CAN PUT 2S00 HWY 22, UNION. N.j, 4S8-68O0 mohogony $79| 10 and 202 in Morris plains. JB 9- 60 Park PL. Newark - MA 3-JB80., C 8/3 - ' " ' An Equal Oaportunlty Employer ST. BARNABAS A 7/18 #14iSteinway Coniole like now •'7yi3 Qi/31 1718. Hours: idiOO A.M, to 10 P.M. YOU TO WORK MEDICAL CENTER 'French Provincial $1191 Mon. to Frl,.10i00 A.M. to 6i00 Sat. ALL MASONRY, STEPS, WATER- Situations Wonted AIR CONDITIONER, Philco 6600 bni'i. #15-Knobo Baby Grontl Louis T/P PROOFING J SIDEWALKS, WALLS! Old Short Hills Rd. HO volti, orglnaliy $194, aittng (lISs XV Prultwoad like new , 51345 LIvin'gi*orir NJ._ SECFEMPt©WiS -—- BABMITTBR— — alio 7- pieea walnui^dlnlnlrfoonusaip —flA-Knebe-Srand-Walnyt ZAPPULLO li SON-, ES 2-«7t ?Tiin asking' I7S. 6B6.7B73. H 7/13 Boats 8. Morine WOMEN 1 FOR WORKINU MO-raER Ilka new. S124S FRESH MINED COAL 7-6476, C8/3 COME IN FOR ONE IN »17-Sohmor Grand refinlihed Men - pan Ume, $57.50 weekly pay, WILL SIT IN MY HOME 1960 [*BRCURY 70 H.p. outboard with TERVIEVV NO OBLIGA- EXPERIENCED. CALL 373-S683 BEDROOM FURNITURE Small white Ilka new $191 single handle eontrol, excellent condi- NONE BETTIR AT ANY PRICI FOR A-l STEPS, retsinini walls or any WHY TRAVEL? any,18 hou^ii no expertaije necessary, B 7/13 chest, • dresser, night table, desk-full other expert mason wort. Call j. steady salary. Call for appolnQnent- #18-Brodbury Grand stressed tion. TION; YOU HAVEEVERY- si2e .Birch head & foot board 36" walnut 1775 238-8734 g 7/13 Nut or Steve _ . $22,00 SIMOES 686-3671 or 37S-2324 for free STAY RIGHT IN YOUR OWN " uetween 6-8 P.M. 7S7.O77i, modern lampi - Mlrrori - IS' x 13' Pea , - 21,00 NEIGHBORHOOD AND EARN THINGTO GAIN. PAINTER #19.Beck*tain Grand Ebony estimates, * B 7/20 gold cotton rug - Nutppe exhaust fan high glaic beautiful . . . $1595 IXTRA • ' WILL PAINT ANY APARTMENT >r Cotj, Pets Buck/W er Rice - 19,00 S 8/17 . EXCELLENT PjUCES k hood - 29 x al" whliB enamel #20-Beck«toin Grand wonderful $$$ . HIGH RATES . CALL 373-I6S3 sink-Mahogany desk, CALL 87.6;ilfiO3,_ tone... .I129S . BOSTON TERRIER PUPS GUARANTEE COAL j, NIORO s SON BEING THE -AVON LAbY. B 7/13 F7/13 " il21-Klniball Grand ..,.^^_$64S FEN1ALES - GOOD BREEDING STOCK MASON CONTRACTOR -BONUS Needodfor employmenrwlth tho MA 2.7953 MA 2.7601 EXGLUSIVI TiRRiTORY" #22-Armstroni) Grand Burl AKC REGISTERED C i/10 Cellar a attic eleanini, •free estimates Gonorol Electric-Co/npony. Ex- PIANO TEACHER BEiaE DRAPES. ALMOST NEW. 2 BLACK, fc WHITE 264-8800 374.3297 "" ' .j/j AVAiLABLl IF YOU .LIV1 pairs with gold thread. 1. pair 271" Walnut. . . . '...... S6»5 NEAR STUYyiSANT AViNUF cellent potohtlal far the man PRIVATE LESSONS #23-Knabe Console .... $645 B 7/13 whs it willing to apply hlrfi.olf. ide X 93" lent, 1 pair 68" wldf X LEHIGH • Hard Cool AND GRANT OR WAGNER PLEASE GALL Headquarters lor,Player MASON CONTRACTOR — steps, side- Good beneflli, system arid wage*. 93" long, 2 pairs plain beige -drapes iGuaranteed quality cannot be PLACE. - 373-5653 Uprights! FREE MALE PUPS. walks, patching, brick work, stont A-l Call ' the perjonnel office ot! 24" wii x 86" long. Almost new, •equalled (of less MIXED BREED, 2 LONG HAIRS, 2 avails. Prices ruasoncble, DR 6-0832, B24«S2QeHsr appal ntfnant 20""HQMART Exhaust Widow Fani-J #24 Three Lauter Humana Play. SHORT HAIRS. CALL 686-1767, F 7/13 S T/I3 ' , t .. FOR HOME (NTIRVIEW CALL speeds, TOLE Hanilng Light Fixtures, ers rebuilt with rolls $395ea. LOW SUMMER PRICES TEIVIPORARVES An equal appartunity employer Ooporlunitie White with brass trim. Call 686-7791, ' 642-5146 A 7/1J #2J.Wissner Players (ebullt STOVE S, NUT . $23,91 MASONRY, PLASTERING, WATEP- 1995 Morrli Ave. Union 964-1J00 ILLNESS .7/13 • , • . with rolls $395 , FRENCH POODLE PUPPIBS PROOFING - ALL ALTERATIONS- E,VIN|NOS CALL 413 Pk. Avp. Ssoteh Pls.,322-8300 QUICK SALE Females, Mini Toy, PEA COAL 122,95 Dell and plzjeria, 6 days. It. f ((26-Knabo Amplco Grand, Dark chocolate 1100 $19.95 HOME REMODELING ..379-2165 106 Albany St. New Iruni, 249-8300 BABY FURNITURB. Matties! i crib, rebuilt _...... S1S95 BUCK/RICE RALPH MARTINO - HU 2-6299 , ., . • ave, area, Rahway, Prlneltali only, cat bed, stroller, 3Ump chair, bumpari, ,ealI3W.«621 -ll-a.m.-IB-4-pji..88H-,9820.. _7/;Z7_ #27-Brand new Player Spinet, a SIM COAL CO. G 8/3 • . . t PlmytejZ;nurserl,--i-batli.Bib,.All.for. V L 128,'MU 6.pS9~^ ~~ Players in mdgni. """• K1ASON8- --^- n™-' TEMP. Liquor store, located in last growing S7/13 GERMAN SHERPHETRD PUPPIES 8/17 HOUSEWIVES No Frr Permanent pOiltlon open "In area. Gross $94,000. $25,000 cash fleent sasei, new canseles 9 WKS. OLD, A.K.C, REG., SHOTS. .ARMOR BUlLDINa ,.$1095 RESTORATION, INC. Are Your Children All At School? olr-condltioned medical center. needed. 382-9857 • CAREER WOMiN . s 7/17 BALDWIN CONSOLE MAHOOANY |S45 If you do not buy one of the iDressmokinq • STEPS :Wauld You Like To Oat Back IMuif BTreflh»terai_lB_NJ..._ •••••--•• ' EL 2-4467 LESTER BABY-GRAND WALNUTi408 J8/3 . •••HOUSEWIVES; I Salary * spanen,. Ploaiant' iur- Planes, you do not want a STAMPEDLINENS a"PAT10S • • • .ToWork? MANY MORE BARGAIN? 1 • WALKS « WATERPROOFING 1 rounding!. VAILSBURO - TAVERN AND REST- Piano - Gima In early & make 'PEGaV'S POODLE SHOP'' ' KNITTED. SKIRTS SHORTENED OLSTEN •- ' 744-8B2I B t/f yeur ehoiee. ' »CLINTON YARN t GIFTS « ROQF1NO -.GUTTERS ' We era willing te train a few AURANT WELL ESTABLISHEtf BAR, Bathe'em, groom'em li love'em, • FREE ESTIMATES EARN SOME GREEN NOW FOR CALL OR APPLY " WA S.5129 1106 CLIWTON AVE! IRV, CENTER, skillful and Intelligent pa'aple SOME"TAN LATER FAMILY TYPE DINING. ROOM ES 3- . BICYCLES .•' HEALTH FOODS - Nuts, Herbs, Honey, ES S-SS58 •.WORK GUARANTEED .. with no, prior eKperianca in PERSONNEL DIPT. 9595. ' LINDEN 674^188 or 623-7560 9S2-SS00, IXT. 120 SERVICE WITH EVERY SALE SaH-Pree Poods, Flour, IRVINGTON J 8/3 'elaetrenies msnufacturing ap* IF YOU QUALIFY AS A New mi used; big discounts! 128 HEALTH FOOD CENTER,'89 Orange eratians. Work in a new plant Men, through -.Prl., 9arnfl2noen Iruiruetiqiis, Schools models; repair specialists; parts; ac- Ave., Irvin|ton, ES 2.6(93. j 3/2 11 ohJBodern equipment In a ean- STANDARD POODLE PUPPIES - male IDfugs S. C • TYPIST- ;. '. cessories; 24 years in buslneii. Vie- and, female aprlcois, 5 months. All PLASTERINO', PATCHING, PAINTING, ganial atmosphere. These are ST.'BARNABA& AWARD WINNER, fte Charm School tory lieycle. 2SB9 Morris Ave,, Union. L TOTH PHARMACY . SHEET ROCK CEILINGS AND WALLS. LIKE NEW shots, AKC, ExEellent pedigree,. . 204 CHESTNUT. ST., ROSELLE PARK 7 permanent positions with fringe • CLERKS ' and Modeling of New jeney, offers MU 6-2S83, . *T/F CONCRETE SIDEWALKS. ^ please phensfiJi-7-AW— MEDICAL CENTER profesiionai ModeUng - TV - Self 80 Base Aecordlon - Clarinet! Call 687-9490 anytime Chesaiut S-169J • Bmrefifs, pase phenfiJiA . .Old Short HilU.Rd. ": Improvement Courses, air ages. Call both with casts A 7/13 Open Dally 1 Sunday Sat. tf-9" 484^2369 . QUINDAR ELECTRONICS ; ' —-kwingitdn, M.J, Molli Mappen 634-1410 for details. COWNIAL BEDROOM SET •• : Fre* Delivery -i • ALSO STUDIO COUCH, ODDS AND 688-5214 60 Fadom Rd. Springfield ""~" G7./13 B 7/13 B 7/13 Wonted To Buy G 7/20 • KEYPUMCH ENDS, IBST OFFBR..- TEAM OF ITALIAN MASONS and 'An equal appartunity empleyer. • SWITCHBOARD CALL 379-1279. AFTER 5 P,M, MATTRESSES, factory rejects: from ACT Dry Ciedhino & Tailoring Carpenters can beautify your home . SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT $8.98. Bedding Manufacturers^-143 N.-t B7/1J C FULLTIME . 7/13 r -BEST- —strepsrpaiW, sidewalks, etCt Call alter jQPERAtORS IBM TRAINING Park: Stl,- Bait Orange: open S-9: also PRICE —~ k HAH I llMr' '~te— TOrwiPBPSnPIallild B=T/ P 6 p.m. 673-6313, • GASUALTY BXPERIENOB FOR COMP OPERATORS IS 2-9644 ; TWssrdAYSF DBRB AOENOY IN UNION. CALL • A 7/13 " IBM KEYPUNCH Start your harbscue fires In ivUNUrgS ROOM, REFRIGERATOR; DINING \r You-HAvi KNowLioei OF with the '"PLUE^INI" P1RE STAR- PIAHO - UBriint. Parfpet. .tot• young ROOM, KITCHENBTTESi STOVES Moving & Storage MRS. MULLIQAN, 6BM100 . i itudent, iJJS, Call .ES,2-189>).(eves.) OWICB PROCEOURiS AND [ pKiNTBlCwirJi rnechaB- . ,IBM=DATA:PROOISSINQ •-• TER-. .COOK- IN S^IINUTESI 8APB.. _ FANS, ETC. Bl 8-4030 WA SJ184, T/F' ' •:' SIMRLB..SURE. Buydireetftomnjmu- | H T/F l -Shjort-Caurse»,-Tultlpn Plans, . T/F ,•••••• __ BENTON & HOLDEN, INC. NOT-P •HlteTO-GOODUSl?;;. ; LOCAL Ji LONG. DIST-ANCE MOVING AS AN ^,~'A' BBTTER'CASrI. PRICE,.. _i:,i ;;uSAOE^\ii; ilht-marii-OiiUArliton I e. 687^0200 Bedroonrar—DlnIni-ri»Rooms,-:Llving. IJQHN^yiRETT-^:™'™. . KCYPUNCH AJ/13 • , .. ' """ 1018 Stuyvoiant Avenue, " WHOLESSLE'^-- LTCElSSfiDELECTRlOAL'CONTRAC.. i Dependfltile iervloe) IBM OLSTEN TgMp _ OREO KNOLL SURFBOARD Oenulne Slaw-FactortaFactoyy Orated-All AC- Room, Plinos, ChlnB, Llneis, Brie- • PL 1-8727 Union .964.1144 _a_-Brae Antiques. . HousrtBld Coatjs, TOR • _J_MQNTHtekD,J«!KBLNA__^_ jesaoEles. f9" "'•''• rill M7.3417. ; PHONFMB-43a4 ', \ ' VRT, VAN-LIMES— Experience nocessory. 8:30 AM. HI PAYCASH BONUSES MUST BEL BV27 Etc.' O 8/31 -,' to 4(30 P.M. New plant, air. can. X*9Sn LUBER-642-8444. - 220 voh ietvlcis i ip&allty dltlonod offices, cafeteria, em' F 7/11,- ' SNOW TJRES FOR SALE G 8/24 j m . • DON'S ployee perkjnB, liberal ifrlnge ' ? JOHN P0L1T0 HOME OWNERS" -. save onyour in- EXCELCENT CONDITION ECONOMY MOVERS. INC. benefits. % .,. TEMPORARY .'SERVICE Excollorit-. opportunity far "a 6.40 - 6.50 - IS INCH Wheel Base A.j. PIKOR-BUYS 1 SELLS Lleensed Eleetrleal Centrsetori Re- MOVING - STORAGE tairpr llfler jn auf olterotion CUPID'S NOT STUPID surancsl For surpriiiniJy Iawne(cgst, palri li malntenaee, no Job Jos small, 1969 Marri. Ave., ynian.'N.J.' He does hli matehnroklni thru us, $30, for 2Tites ' '. letter Grade Used Furnfturt' . , . PACKING Phone 4*4-4100, Eitt.. 444•" for rijoni. Experience In fitting Is , CALL. , CALL 3BB10a32 ANYTIME AFTER 4 ANTIQUES, CHINA, BRIC-A-BRAC, call ug fat ptompt'service.-EL2-3448, «SALL MU' 7-0038 int*r¥lew appointment. ' ""- . Suite IS 68o-3263' nccetibry, good starting salary so can you, MATCHMAKER COMPU- 125 Bread St. Rro 212, Ell*. nccetibry, goo TERIZED DATING SERVICE, Box 083 DOROTHY JORDAN; 787-6793 'til 9, P.M. "T/F EL 2-6S38 - MU 6-6081 ,B T/p , , . ,0 7/20 \ . ' plum benefitbenefitss . ' 478 Chestnut St.,' Union, • ^ • . =^—=— Herih ToWars 9S449Sf • . Oarvrood, N.J., 07027. A 7/13 S7/37- , ' 'QUALITY ELECTRIC .domesue,;corn. • C, vR. BARD, INC.«, STEREO - lUihest quality import H-Fi 0 8/31 ' HENRY P TOWNSENDi' AGENT AL- 24 Comerce St. Newark, N.J. AM, short wave, phono multi-speaker" meroialli Industrial wlnini & service. Hospital 8, Sjjrglcal Supplies' ' Raem 612 642.0S33 IS YpUR CAR driven to work lesJ than License3. tahded 1 Insured, Free eati- LIED VAN LINES. INC., MOVING AND 731 Central'Ave. IS miles one way? For 8 real buy in console plus records, Bleetronically STORAGE; FIRE PROOF VAULTS, AD ERV, PLBASE. COME BACK TO US and ascaratlvely supurb. Unblemished METAL DETECTOR matea, .. • auto insurance, call: • .•/''' : 2-4464 8-6; AD 2-4468, .-1. MurraV Hill, N.J. Free parking across the street SHtiRT N,j ' WE' LOVE YOU AND NEED YOU walnut c'ahlnei ttlll irihance modern " 376-1421 """". '..'•• S7S.S297 • ' ' •Equal Opportunity EmployertM/F) Morris ^ve. office b 7/13 ESTHER AND CHILDREN DOROTHY JORDAN, ,757-6793 'til 9. decor, 373-683S. " • ... B 7/.13 HT/F I B«/14 , . • ' . 0 81 '"'s - ••;; A 8/3 . S 7/27 •••»•., • ,....; ..., '..-,:...... •'•AT/ML-. ;„,-;,: •,v^,*.iU.:.-. .••:-...-,.••••.:fi'~<>nr.. .67/13