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Borough'$ happy 75th Diamond jubilie a sparkler By JANICE ABLER rr WAS A LOT. OF FUN with people wander- ''It, was Just soltaauttfulj'1 mccordlng to ing around and admiring the exhibits. There niose who attended.tne diamond jubilee picnic- • always was'a friendly face wherever onetum- fair;Satiir4ty, - _ ' •,.••-*->'-•-.-<—"-.• ^-; e&'No tme leenitdHtj mlnd'ttie; neat, People -from the tiniest tot to the oldest',,1.-"WUllam Qeoler, 92, of RogeUe, a veteran ol person wandered^ibauLjixartiig me caml- •'fte^SpanfahJAmerlcan War, participated Inthe val aonosphere. As someone said, "If this' parade, During Uie fair a member of meCoest is what's happening for Mountainside's 75Bi Guard Band approached him, came to rigid ppg 1 birthday; what will it be Uke in 1995 whan attention and aaluttd. Mr, Dealer was touched the borough celebrates Iti centennial?" by 'Mi gesttre and returwd fte salute. The "Then and' Now" parade brought a The Coast Guard Band left Cape May at wave of nostiljja. It was headed by Mayor about oi30 pan. to arrive in time for the Thomas RieeianU and former mayors of tfie parade. One member's wife found out wh«re borough. Ricdardl and Matthew Powers, gen- die band would be and came to jurpriie her eral dulrtBan of dw Jubilee, welcomed every, husband. They were married in July and bad Bf one and mmed over ttie program to Abe Suck- not seen each other sine* the beginning of no, Then came the actual parade. The High- August. landers from Gov. Livingston Regional Hlgi Former Mayor Fred Wlihelms did the (n- School, Berkeley Heigits, andrtieUnitedStatas nouncing chores for the various activities. Coast Guard Band were At U^Ugiti, They They Included a sack race, a hoop rolling received standing ovations. contest, a balloon breaking contest, a Frlz- Excitement filled tiie air as tile Hrititfilns bee -throwing contest, a costume contest, a of the parade reach»d the falrgrpunds, Parti- pie eating contest and a program by the dpams received applause where fliey went. Mountainside Music Associatldn in which the These included persons riding In anttquecars, • .audience sang along,... .:..•.•.•••,• -••:• ••••••• about 200 chlldfin on bicyclei, war veterani, horses, the town's oldest residents Md con- CONTESTANTS WORE outfits rangiiii from tingents frojn civic, service and ioclal or|aa- the 1890's on, Mrs, John Wroblesky and Mrs, lzatloni.- — ——— Poweri leemed to be all over flie place fra. Wroblesky wore a b»ig« 1920's dress. greeting people and making sure thit every- Mrs. ToBneson wHTWardsd the prize for fte thing was all right. It appeared as If he spoke molt authentic coitime, Werner Sehom and with just about everyone of the eiUmated Charles Bunin won die men's phaie with 1890'j, 3,000 pinoni who anend»d. tandeifl bike riding costumes, "Oh, my aching stomach" and "I maynever giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiiii eat pie again---at least not for a while," was. commjnted by a participant in the children's pie eating contest Apple pie covered many t I Senate candidates face and much elothini as the youngsters I Profllt interviews witii the two major poaninily ate thair way through. Many an- a party candidates for fre,U,S, Senate guished faces and • aching stomachs were | appear this week on Page 4. They .are ported by those who gave up, g Harrison A. Williams, Democratic ii>- People wended their way through exabits. g cumbent, and Nelson G. Gross, Republl- Including an art show. One of the most popular | can, ^ was flie time eaplule booth where about 750 Illlllll Illllllllll Illlllllllllllilllllll I Hill Illllllll persons si^ed their way to Immortality.

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'1 •Thursday, October 1, 1970 Man, woman arrested Dedication Saturday TO PUBLICITY CHAIRMiNi Two persons weiv .iriosted Mandny by Would you like senm help in preparing Mountainside |ia!i"r urn) . hnrgrd with jolielt- ing subst"ripB"n ivitjiniii • per tilt. They are newspaper releases' Write to thii news Churl's Akin* i)( Ml.uni, ''la,, wd Alberto of Avery Ward Field paper and atk lor our "Tipt Ion Submitting Kiitii 1 asrniiir, of lli-tr • 1, I ol!<-e said thnt 11 News Rebates," they worr acilinB mi tn»« tn gnlng door- The athletic field tt David Breariey Re- Manuel S. Dios, boarf pWildtnl, vrtll wtl- l glQnal High School, Kenilworth, will be for- come citizens to the game, and Charles milly dedleated as the Avery W. Ward Field Sehjuermann, board member from Kenlk this Saturtay, it was announced this week, wnrth, will dedicate the Held, Nature Club Ceremonleihonoring Ward, aformerpresi- ward, a member of the Board of Educa- dent of the Union County Regional High School tion for IS years, served as in prtildiatlrom Diitric Board of Educaaon, who retired last 1963 » 1969. He played in acHve rota in the plans trip year became of ill health, will take place planning of threi of the Reglooal Dlstrlct'a during haM-flme of the David Irearley— high sehnnis, including fte David Breariey Bound Brook football game at the Kenilworth to Virginia field, The fame will get under way at 10;3n IS a reeidtnt of Kenilworth. a,m. • » * The 'nil prngrflm of the Member! of the Botrd of Education and the OVFR 7,200 PEOPLE have already regin- Sumnvt Nature Club lp Mart- Ward family will take part in the ceremonies tered fo' the fall term of the Union County ing "i micl-iiriahf'r with sev- which will Jeaturp the presentation of the Regional Adult School program. It was «ui- DeVflbiss Softty Sentinel eral •i*thttip* nn the apsnriR, sign to tta srhonl. if will h» pinftwi «np rhi> nounced by Harry E, I Inlftn, dlrectBr of first on ihr n'heriiiif- is a press box. adult edueation. field trip Ort, 10-12 m the Although tome of tbe courses hive ben Chineol'-iip'" National WlW filled thmugh mall registration and during lilt Hrfupf, Virginia. Presbyterian unit in-person reglstraaon whieh wai completed Th" f'f ft sturtv jrnup ses- last week, Linkln said openings gUU exllt iion iu lift "1% 1.1 ind the •ep'int > liih mr-eUng on 'let. He paid interested residents of the Uniyn »S. A Is-, the [ir si of the will hold car wash, County Regional High School District aid Auduhon WiMlife (Urns will surrounding aresi may sign up for coupes ta be presentiil on Her, IT, the first night of elasi. Classes will hign Ihe thrro-Hay field trip to cake sale Saturday this coming week. Chincotfiipif National Wild- A car wash and cake sale will he held on The Regional Adult School offers propai^i lift Rpfugc will he under die Saturday at the Presbyterian Parish House at Arthur L. Johnson Regional Hl^ Sehool, leadrrship of Harold V, I'lan- parking lot, S7 Church Mall, sponsored by the Clark; David Breariey Regional High School, ders, president of the club. WestminaMr PeLlowihip, the high school pwip Kenilworth; Gov, Livingston Regional High The *mndydune*?, snlt marges School, Berkeley Heighti; Jonathan Dayton and af»as of pine and o»k of the church. Coffee will be served tn cuitomers by members of the poup, Regional High School, Springfield; and tile provide I'libitat for many spe- Llneoin School, Garwooi The program Is ciei of birds and animals, Samrday will also start a continuing project for the WF, which has asked member! of the sponsored by the Union County Regional High including the famous wild po- School District Board of Education, " ' nies of Chineoteape. congregatton to bring amber or clear bottles to the Parish Hous« for reeyeling. All bottles All Regional facilities, Including the adult Renrii'jvoiis is the Mariner ahould have the labels removed, Wesoninster school office, will be, dosed today and to- Safety Sentinel Motel, Ohincoteague, Va,, at Fellowship wlU ffansport the bottles to morrow because of Rosh Hashanah. The adult 8 a.m. on Oct. 10. For in- school office (376-6300) may be caUsd on fopmatiiin euneerning reser- Thatcher Class In Wharton for recycling as R.g. 9,95 »n aid In lolving the environmental problem. Monday for additional informaHon on CQurse SOVB 30% With Tt.|» f,»U|.»n vations, r carters may call npeningB, Mrs, |ohn R, Whitioek, 277- On 3und»y evening at 6:30 in the WF room 10M, on the second floor of the chapel, Mrs, William 0, Lupton Jr., of the Congregationa! Church 260 Humidifier The study group meets on Greenbaum attending tile second Tuetday of each PAWS FOR REFRESHMENT—Mary Smith, who wore her Ml bulldog costume daaplM in Short Hills, will discuss the work of the month at the Great Swamp Saturday'i 90-degrte heat to Cheer tor the Jonathan Dayton Re|ieiml High School football Billy Graham crusades, R«9, 15,95 Sanirday evening, Oct. 10, the group will college of dentistry" Save MS With This Coupon 12" Nsaire Center, jay road, turn, takes Btne out for a cool drink. With her is cheerleadir Gall FiBierhut, Mlis Smith and Susan Layton have been reiponilbli for providlnl the cosoune and raising fundi for a Sponsor a hayride to Franklin Township, Full QlaBiam, (rom B to 9:30 p,m. Steven L. Creenbaum, ion of Dr, and Mrs, The generai topic this year new bulldog outfit to be Mid In im future. (Photo by Jim Adami) details will be available at die Sunday night meettng, Irwln Greenbaum of 1051 Elitondr.,MouWaln- is '"Man and Nature, Some side, is among 58 first-year dental gtudenti Silver Linings," The group Is also seeking used or new toys DsVlbto 260 Humldifar to be used hi a toy workshop during the month at the New Jersey College of Medicine ud The first meeting will be 5 Springfield students Dentistry, on Oct. 13 wim David Dlsque Six temples to join of November, They will repair and pack toys for dlsBlbuflon in the Marine Corps' "Toys dreenbaum is a paduate of Gay, Uvlngsttn as the Speaker Oil "The Name on Rutgers dean's list Regonai High School. Hehaedoneundirp'ida- of the Came Is Ecplop,'1 for Tots" program, Harvey Goldberg of Mill- in Hebrew classes burn is the liaison between die local group and ate work at Temple University and Rutgers Thi replar meeting of" the Five itudents from Springfield have been University, club will be held in th» Lincoln named to the Dean's List of the Newark Col- the Marine Corps Reserve, School auditorium at8:15p.m. for adults, teens lege of Arts and Sciences of Rutgers Uniyar- on Oct. 15, The apealter will iity for the spring semester of the 1969- be Ueorp L, Johnson, on The Jewish Apncy of New Yeri^Clry will 70 academic year. "Wandering Witers." conduct § Union County center for the Intenilye They are Richard F. llngham of 10U HUi- Ten women ! TIL»lBfl study of conversational Hebrew at Temple Bi Emanu-EI, 7S6 E, Broad it., Wegtfleld, side aye., pre-med, class of 1972; Scott O, * Toll crossings Other sponsors of this program, wMch is Krani of 35 Briar Hills circle, eoonomica at meeting being introduced to the New Jersey area (or and pre-law, 1971: Cynthia Anne Radwlck of Bridies and mnnels across the first time, areTempleBerfEloIEllzabefli, S^^dgewood ave., English, 1971; Steven A. Tasher of 24 Newbrook lane, poliacal science, The National State Bank, the Hudson River and other Temple Beth El of Cranford, Templi Brti Illzabeflti, rtcently sent 10 New York waterways recently Ahm of Springfield, Temple Shirey Shalom of 1970, and Michael j. Zones of 116 Haw- thorn ave,, sociology, 1972, vromeq oHicers to the 48th RENTALS AVAILABLE ON THISE ehang«d the toll collection Springfield and the Jewish Community Centtr annual convention of the Na- UNITS ON DAILY OR WEEKLY BASIS. system. From the Outer- of Summit, tional Association of Bank- ^^ bridge Crossing between Instrucflon for adults will be offered at be- ninth to 12th graders on Sundays, 11 a,m, to Women, me,, heW in Wash, HELEN ELLIOTT CANDY Perth Amboy and Staten Is- ginner, intermediate and adv*nced levels. 1 p.m. and on Tuesdays, 7:30 to9:30p.m. Both initon, D,C. land to the Rip V»n Winkle Morning classes will be given Mondays ind programs will run for 15 weeks or a total of 242 MOUNTAIN AVE. Brtdp near Catiklll and Hud- Represenang the bank wore: CHBBSE'N SPICE WedneHdays, 10 to noon, Evening classes will 60 hours. 1 son, N,Y,, south of Albany, be given Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:30, to Dolores Regal, assistant vice- Exotic ehlMii nnd savory spice* \\f~ " Vttli iXirt O« 24"HK iMrSiMy'piillirtpijmsiirvii'iT, $1. li eolleeted from east- 9:30, The fall term will'run Oct. 26 through Further information' may be obtained by president- Mrii Dorette Bow- !J»F i . ... from til ovm tht nortd:-f ; bound motorists with west- Feb. 16. Registration closes Oct. 12. . calling 232-6S34, Mondays and Widnesdaya, man, assistant vice-pres- bound vehicles paying no tolls. A separate youth class is being offered to 10 a.m. to noon, or at other times, 232-6770, ident; Angelina Rotella, as- sistant audlMrj Mrs. Einily CHEESE'NSPlOSi Allen, assistant cashier; J quiiition to be executed.' Teresa Busichio,, assistant GliMfl fruits 1mm Australia!, , * C.j The stockholders of i»sh Baricorp' bank under ttte propOMd plan cashiir; Mrs. Audrey Kl- of acquisition will ricelvione batis, assistant cashier; Mrs. Martha Petrott, assistant CHEESE TMSPII share of bank holding corap«ny '•-• A side issortmint of nuta and sweetmeats! j is planned Stock for ilch oni sluire of cashien Mrs. Ellzaheth bank stock. Welsh, assistant cashier; Robirt B, Barlow, preii, MM, Ethel Klrkpatrlck, as- It is contemplated that the CHEESE'N SPICE ^ dent of The Centtal jeney Central jersey Bank and Trust si scant cashier, and Mrs. Bmk and Trust Company, and Company stockholders will Elaine Praedrnan, director of . . . owned by Iria, Audree ml niyllig Ernest V, Bincivinga, presi- receive a year-end 4 percent tralnin|. w . . . ! of the nicest gale in town! dent oi First State Bin^ of Mock dividend md 12 1/2 The oonvenflon brought Deem County announCid Fri- cents per share cash dividend, diy that die boards Oi dl- tofiUiir over 1,000 mtmters while itockholdersoftheFlrit of the' assoclBtion of profes- CHEESE'N SPICE! rectors of their rtipecHve Stati Bank of Ocean County sional women bank officers !! E8SBC STREET . MILLBURN banks had agreed in princi- will rtciive a 10 percent itock founded 49 years ago. Mem- Phonei H67.18J3 ple to the formiflon of a dividtnd, bership In the NABW now OPEN TUBS. - SAT, regiiMMd bank holdln| com- numbers more than 7,700 for pany to be known ai Ctnttal USID CARS DON'T DIE . . , die U J.i Canada and several Bmcorp, subject (o finallzj. they jus* tradesQwgy. Sell ysyts foreign nations. tion of terms Of plan of ae- with o low.eoi! Wonr Ad, Coll 614.7700.

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Fall is a time of change. %u start to do mpre-tp get ready, _^__ ^ There are things you'll be needing. Clothes for the family, some house repairs, mayb| that new appliance you've wanted. It's the perfect time for Master Charge? j^asjer Charge keeps a complete record of your expenses (which helps with the"bookkeeping and budget) and sends you only one -monthly billrSo^you pay witfcone checfegr make installment payments if you choose. And there's a cash advance ready if you need it. You'll find the Master Charge sign or this Interbank symbol Q. all over town. Look sharp.

Black Coif ^Ry First New Jersey Bank -Main OffietHieaOMorrla-Avenuerklnion-New^ersef 07083 PUTTER'S SHOES Hlgtmiy Brunch Townley Brtnth Fj»e Pointi Branch New Providence OfflEe Clipk Office Middleiex Office Rt, 22 & Monroe St. Morris & Potttr Avsi. 385 Chestnut St. Village Shopping Center 1030 Rirltin Rd, Corner Bound Brook Rd, (Rt,28) 333 MILLBURN AVE., MILLBURN OPEN THURS EVES Union, NJ Union, N.J. . Union, N,j, 1252 fprjngfield Ayt, Corner Commereg PI. it fiiwfan Plam Nsv» Provldtnei, N.J, , Clark, NJ, Mlddliii* N J Misuse of power Methodist Youth ._. -Thuriday, October 1, 1970 Eleetrielty powers many of the neeesilUea more power than thli, is it o! thi heavy duty and eonvanienees in the modem home, but |t type? ' , ' to spend weekend CM also qauia.trouble unlisi given areaaon- "4'S, Art extension and appliance eorts re- Dedication Saturday abii amount of BttenBon Md care, according placed immedlaMly at th» flrit ilp of frayed to Springfield Fire Chief Robert E. Day. He or cracked insulatiQn? Do you mate sure that at Suslex camp -I' flOttld that Fire Prevention Week etarti Sunday, cords are never run under rugsorhookejover Methodist StMoft-Hlgh Youth of SpringBild, ia.iBiRai[Ure of many householderi to treat nails? , •, •iiy of Avery Ward Field • itthctrieity properly ii amphaiiied by National "t, Are electrical appllanttifl chedw'd per- Union, and oskii B*moriaJ (Summit) United Fire ProtBctlon AisoelaBon fiprei which show lodieally to make lure ttteyiare in good Methodist Churches ^rill share in a wiikefld The athletic Bald at David Brearley Re- at Oamp Aiderigate, Susiex County, bsgri- tered for the fall terra of the Union County -"-that about one of every seven dwelling firei li operatlnj condition, ahd are'ttSy repaired or gional High School, Kenilwqrth, will be for- RegionaJ Adult School program, it wag an- replaced at the first sign of troUtjW? - nlng tomorrow evening and concluding on maliy dadlcattd ai the Avery w. Ward Field niw OaUied by nUsuie ordefective electrical wiring Sunday afternoon, cart wiU' leavt from each nounced by Harfy R, Llnkjn, director nf sjniandiiquipment, Chief Day added, "5. M your televiiian iahtenna installed this Saturday, it was announced this week. nrtult education. where it cannot fan aoroiii power lines, and of the coBpiraung, churches at 6 p.m. to- tfJ...'Hfrsaid: morrow, Ceremonies honoring Ward, aformerpreil- Although some of the courses have ysni«ifb if g,g might be uneorreeted is it equipped with g property fnjundjid light- dent of the Union County Regional High School seK re A special program has been planned for the filled through mail registration and electrical hazards in your home, try answering ning arrester?" , ' • '•• >- Diatric Board of Education, who retired last in-person registration which Wie j 'Yes' or 'No' to these questions: "U there'are any 'No' answers on your Hit, enure sesiion with "How to Effect Change" year beeauie of ill h*»lth, will take place being the general theme, A film about a last week, Llnkln said opanliigs sHll lijdit "1. Is the right size fuse (15 amps for light. take corrective meagurfisimniiaiatily,"ehief during half-time of the David Brearley— in many couries. •ailng, circuits) in eieh locket In the fuiebox? Dayurpdi •••• "' viii->i-,-fV.,Vji.3i•^."•:v«», . fl l ymand h, ian d his congregi fia e Bound Brook football gama at the tttnlJworth \- Do you use a new fuie--never a substitute — lng raoiim will initiate discuailon. "A-Time field. Th» garnn will get iinrtnr way at lO-sn He p«ld interested residents of the Union iijiter each blow? for Burning" tills about the diff,ieultios and a.m. County Regional High School Diftriet and 4r -vi'fc Do you use exansion cords within sale dJSBBuragemtnts-of a pastor trying to chanp Members of the Board of Education and the surrounding areas may sip up for courses on limits of their capacities? (500 watts for the All items other than ipof newi shogidfee racial Has. .*: Ward family will take part In the ceremqnlei the first night of eiasi. Classes will begin' ,, youth "of, pie cqpperatiiig churches will this coming week. M, n=tno§t commonly used qrpe). B you must usi an in our office by noon on Frldfty..•.-•• ••'••• •••••• which will feature the prewntation of the alio be involved in discussions' concerning •vtan«inB cord M feed an appliance drawing sip to the school. It will be plncsd atop the rhe Regional Adult School 4nes prognms future programs Involving the three groups. presi box. at Arthur L, Johnson Regional High School, Their sharing Is pan of an effort of flu three Manuel' S. Dios, board president, will wel- Clark; David Bremrley Re^onal tfgh School, ehurchei to develop mutually beneficial aeti- come ciHasns to the game, and ''harleg Kenilwoi'th; CJov, Livlngsion Regional High My Neighbors Viues in relation to a larger parish con- Scheuermann, board member fr"m Kcnl! School, HerkeU'y Helghtsi Jonathan Dayton cept, according to the Rev, James Dewart, worth, will dedicate the field. Regional High School, Springfieldi and Uie Springfield pastor. t CRICKETS ARE CALLING Ward, a member of the Board of Educa- Lincoln School, Oarwooi The program Is Adult leadership will include the Rev. and tion tor 15 years, served as its president from sponsored by the Union County Regional High o Mrs. Norman Walz of Summit, Pastor Dtwart 1963 to 1969. He played an active role in the School District Board of BdieaUon, CONSIGNMENT siOP and Mrs. jean Stuckey. They will assist the planning of three of tha Regionil District's youtti in discussions and general conduct of high schools. Including the David Rrenrisv All Regional facilities, including the adult the retreat which will be held at the outdoor building. school office, will be closed today and to- 11 South Street, New Providence^ campsites, composed of four hogans. Ward is a resident of Kenllworth. morrow because of Rosh HMhaoaJh, The adult school office (376-6300) may; bi called on i 464-7676 Monday fnr additional infornuHon on course OVER PEf>PI.E havs alrtiativ npenings, •Moiday tkn Frldof 10-4 Thiriday fvniigs 7-9! At Dean Junior College "Probably lakiiig advan t»R« «( being M bil nearer the Sally Louise Vogcl, daughter of t)r. Alice bom," E. DrtimmVogel, M.D., 1 Juniper way, Spring- Salesman ,. field, was 'one of the more than 500 members , — of the Dean Junior College (Franklin, Mass.) it Class of 1972 who began their college careers is appointed THE NEW EXCITING Sit, I during the lattet part of September when Dean's first classes Were held. Charles H. Smjdi, pr«sident AUDEMARS PIGUET of Centtal Cadillac, he,, 360 iliiiiiiiiiiuiiuniiiniliiiliniiiiiiiiiiiii mm iiiiiiiiiiimiiiiniHg Centtal ave,, Newark, has an- nounced die appoinonent of COLLECTION TV SALE Harvey D, Kirsehenbaum as THIS new car sales represeatatlve, Klrschenbauni is a gradu- EXCLUSIVELY AT MARSH COLOR 95 ate of Upsala College and Is WEEK'S past chairman of the West- 269 LOM DONALDSON field Community Fund, the fi- nancial secretary of'hi West- $ 95 HEALTH Ueld-Mountainside B'nai COLOR TV -L 209 Magic wand wins Brith lodge and chief of the Westfleld - Mounuinslde NEWS' Indian Guides, This past year WMltEg^?5 state championship he managed me championship FPED GREENBERG, R.P. UnilllllllR team of the Mountainside „.„ „ may fade away, but not old for teenaged twirler Little Leape. superstitions. They are always replacedby , He resides at 1275 Old Farm R.Cfl. new ones. Here are a few from the Ameri- A 14-year-old Springfield miss spun her way rd,, Mountainside with his SHIRTS iV. can Medical Association1! health informa- to victory in the recent state baton twirling wife, Janet, and two sons, VfilH kit — icy; tO tion manual, "Today's Health." ...There championship competition, held in Nutley. She Bruqe and Daniel, u are tlio&e who arc .if raid to u>o!c with alu- is Lori Donaldson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. v CONSOLE minum utensils because they dunk Y.L. Dumldson of 78 Springbrook rd, TIlMr i UDliS' aluminum will poison die food. (It will not.) Lori, who Is now eligible for the National , * . Hie atomic bomb gets the blame for Baton Twirling Association finals this January SNEAKERS chmanc change;,, wliereas past genera- In St. Paul, Minn,, was state champion in 1968 tions made the same accusation against and first runner.up last year. She has won more than 300 awards since she twirled her IGIRLS- DRESS artillery fire and the use of radio and DELUXE television. (The bomb has not changed the first baton five years ago in Anaheim, Calif. 17 CU. FT. 'climate.) . . , There is active opposition She attends a twirling camp each summer in SHOES to immunizing procedures judi as vacci- Canndii, and she is listed In "Who's Who In nation beaiUbe of a fear of introducing Baton Twirling," ) 'I She -tdrted aas year by finishlnj in the top FREEZER poison into(the system. (Vuccineb in gen- |LOW, LOW PRICES '"eral use are safe.)" 25 in the nationalUntlli'Lorf wai flrit In (Ug twirUng and tMrd In tile two-blton event attho • • • , ,Mftrsh is rfic only stue ill New JLIA^I IN WASHERS, DRYERS 50 All yoyr prescriptions will be filled as world championships at Notre Dami Unlver- slty, South Bend, Ind, Hie w*i also fliirdin fte watches by Audcmars Piguct All in 18K7ellowg6I3; from quickly as-possible when you bring them to the left, jide di!il with braided bracelet, $1,900 ; tigereye [AND REFRIGERATORS.- • PARK DRUGS. 225 Morria Ave., Sprlng- Miss Majorette of New Jers^ pageant last ' field (in the General Greene Shopping Cen- dial with nbbon-gold bracelet, $2,000 , cushion-sh.iped t.oC< tigereye dial with braided mesh bracelet, $1,800 ^EDIT ARRANGED. ASK ABOUT OUR BUDGET PAYMENTS ter). Phone 379-4942. To build and keep the skill required to win Open daily 8.30 a.in. to 10 p.m., Sat., all these awards, she pracBces some two houri, 8;3O a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sun. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. every day, Lori Is a freshman at Jonathan FflEE DELIVERY . .. BABY NEEDS ... Dayton Regional High School, '''SURGICAL SUPPLIES ... PRINCE GARD- AWAREHOUSE OUILfl PINI JIWILIRI U SiLVIRIMlTHl (1NCI 1M! >NER WALLETS >. . . CHARGE PLAN AVAILABLE . . . RUSSELL STOVER AND Dreyfus on dean's list Millburn, New Jeney: ifii'Mllburri Avenue /%\ 568 E. ELIZABETH AVENUE PARTON'S CANDIES , HALLMARK Elie M. Dreyfus, formerly of Springfield, Newark, New Jeney; 189'Market Street CARDS. . has been named to the dean's list at Columbus Millbumi Open Men. 9 Thuri. till 9 PAI.'lliwtfli; Open Wtd. til) I '— — \ LINDEN, N.J. icoR. ROSEUi ST.. r C ollege of A« and Design in Ohio, Dreyfus, an HARVEY D, KIRSOIINBAUM HOURS: WED.. TiiURS, 9-5 P.M. HELPFUL HINT Soak tooth brushes in ahjmnus of Jonathan Dayton Regional High hot salt water before using; they'll labt School, is majoring in Industrial design. He la FRI. 9-7:30 P.M., SAT. 9-2:30 P.M. longer. All PBICti FOl VvABiHOUii the son of Mr, and Mrs, Emlle Dreyfus of Lansdale, Pa,

.',fl,IL Firm lists 2 William B. Ford, manager vaim of Ford Aiioclatts.SSMarrli ~av#., Sprtn^tald;-an agency- oi Home Life Uisurance Co. of New York, has announced two mijor changes In fti or- ganization, 'i'/:)fr<4%%4}$ Thomas j. Burde of Cran- OPEN ford, formirly an asslitant THORS. 4 FRI. FOR A DELICIOUS REUBEN ECHO CLEANERS manager, has been named as- FISCHEIt sociate manager, and a branch TILL 9 P.M. GRILL OR A MONACO GRILL... COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE office at 1S9 Maja st.,, Chit- TRAVEL 10 A.M..4 P.M. d fa Only One Place To Go! t , • DRY, CLEANING • SHIRTS aam, WMB spawd tfaig mm, • LAUNDRY • SHOE REPAIRS Giorft Vtlindne of Chuhim, an assistant manager, was MILT'S OPEN £ A.M to 6 P M. MON through SAT. appointed as head of the unit JAMAICA CARACAS worldng out of the Chatham Where Only T^iri Finest Is Served offlce. ! from $205* from $220* • KOSHER JUMBO FRANKS • CORNED BEEF The agency hid lu main • PASTRAMI. ' "BRISkET SERVED THE ECHO PLAZA offices In Chatham and New- " INCL: ROUND TRIP AIR FARi, TRANSFERS, • CLASSY CLUBS . S- DAILY ark for 10 years Before mov- ing to Springfield In October SIGHT SEEING Open Mon. Through Sat, 9-J t , , - SHOPPING CENTER - & HOTELS 1969. :.. ,W.shfng AlljbfKJu^FjriM E6R,THERESTINVALUE$ The parent company, founded in I860, hai brandi I *PER PERSON ' r'Hdppy&He&rthVN«iw'. ? DOUBLE OCC. c-.« 376-5711 & SERVICE offices in key cities from coast to coast. It Is one of the few American life Insur- ance cojnpinles tphavi served CAROL LANE the public-continiiQusiy-f or- MAY WE Echo Plaza almost 110 years. CARD & PARTY SHOP FOR THE MOST IN 150 ElnWa Ave., Eoho Plaia GENTLY REMIND YOU Elizabeth Shopping Ctnfer, Rt. 22 2SM222 - ^Springfield 376-Osnj - HALLOWEEN HEADQUARTERS EXPERT Costumes • Masks OF OUR ,*-m.i. •CONVENIENCE 5 Both Store* Open Mon,, Thurs., & Fri. Til 9 w H , OpohTuos., Wed. &Sat. Til 6 , • Wigs • Beads DOG •VALUES , VISIT OUR NEWEST ADDITION ' • Parly Supplies IOW-COST AUTO LOANS ' ' Choose From Our Large Selection GROOMING •SERVICE SIX DOORS DOWN \ i ' 0/ Christmas Albums If your old car Is acting up, there's no better time to buy a bright, shiny new jy7TOuto, Apd there's no better place fo get a rhfrfty l7^ 140 Elmpra Xy»^Eliiqbtth ALL ALBUM CHRISTMAS CARDSI OpthDolly Til 6 Thur.. & F-l Til 9 All Coat, & Auto Loan than here at Springfield State Bank. We're fast, courte- Open Daily til 6. Tnurs. Til 9 355-2368 Unldsrti Maiterchaise DankAmcrlcard •QUALITY Sweaters ous and helpful. •' . . , . • 20Stp'40»OH ': TRADH^IIV-ALIOWANCE DECORATOR CARPETS \1, "i"" " ' n I 4-Thursday. ( 1970 - MOUNT \1NS1DK (N..1.) IUIIIIilllllllUilllllUIIIIIIMIililllllillllimilliliiillillllllilliilllilllllMlllilllllll lllllll!ll!il|ill!ll!i(llll!i!illlllllll|lllll!lllllinillllllll(llllinilllllinillli(IIU GOP workers PROFILE - Me/sen G. Gross |

Democrats ate jpK)HlE_ Sen. Harrhon A. VWams p 1 On (This is itnntiw in a series ' ™(» "'_| praise records of candidater for cnnKrsu""1""!. need tor debate fw«ni(illli JVT^ T^rLK miini^ipal "ffifesj ben liiuii^an \ Wiihims 15 running thli year Nelson C, HrOBs han .ilways been a te»m ui! the hagi if hi" remind And the fegy to their candidates player- frnp- the days when he competed in in Mountainside ih\t n mrd is 1 dt_ier iiinatiwi Cut the benefit! ('i)iineilmen Louis Parent and WlUiam Van loottall 'nd tennis for T«neck Mlgli School n( flu am try"' J"I 1 nt - 1 n rt will be ihared 01.li rum, Republican candidates for the Moun- right »p to thl= fall. He wns an all-coiinry 1 rl Citini . Hi" "I'i'il fur mure debate among can- by ill 'In- pe 1' ' ! « " "" people tain' ide Borough Council, met last Sunday tackle and he hafi .ilwaye Nen a winner. ilidatCi I'M public .iffiee in KlnuiUiiiniJidfi, Dem- with Mountainside citiMns inwresred in their This year he is captain of die KepublU-'An ocratic tjilipa'gn niiiniijpr Ihmus P. Lnftils I cv win^ i lit 1 ypit iritis in fjie crinipnign at the home of Mr, and Mrs, John varsity competing against the Uemncrats .jrii.riiiHci'il Hi.it 'viroMgll C(iil»C|l aspirHnts John (i'( .iiiipll, 1032 Prospect ave. headed by Mari-lssTi WllHamn, Ihe priw to the H I !«., 11 i|t I 1 'V1II1 1 1 pTints out H, |MI"i"' |r. ."T H'lv part'Cipatp in a ciindi= "Ms family and 1 are relative newcomer! to by Williams, And Gross, the '" "" *""' date's night, « hfdiili'J fur Mmuiay, I let, lWi, |ti-iy 1 nils tvwith i" th iiatl HI In terms M.'iint.ilnside and one of the many factors that intends to win this contest, mo. Sail. Lgftu,"!; "The utUy furum provided for t funds leteiv d fr mi t'it fi dpr d djencies elided Mi to Choose Mountainside [or our home Although the head of die state ticket, he is Mnif^tii'Il1 K!'' ^ ins in 'ifcii i I" t'V.llum'- {]>•<&• i in mi- int fhu ''ct / ii f* dni il outlays v t['p nhvlous stability of the community, runninii ,IB a loyal m-miber r-f the Niicin Mam, Whn 'I'Sltr tu gngi.fn mir i mmtlU'llty IS the t Ni» [ 1 iv ml '<•! IT id nit jmniinied CrosN played a viml rule in swinging thf Mew 1 U seBmecl to me Mountainside must have Gand'cUitt^si Klg'iE sponsored hv tlif Maiilitain- tu ill t t hilli — 1 -t r, $1,000 for h:i' t nl gouemmenf over the yearstodpvelop Jersey delegation t« Hichnfl M, Nnm> at the sirip bran, h of the AliM-ncm Aseiiciatmn n( ver\ nun w niii inii t id Significantly 9. .1 iiii, 1 am even more satisfied now that I ]96R Repiibllrari re •'Ventlon, ,ir»i lie is k«>\ illy University VSumeti, Tlus is patently indiJe- if 1 111 piu^iain It 11 ill rhir New kM.j* more about the town. Lou Parent and Bill Ms campaign on seneral theme of support f"f qiiute when <"• i'""V '•''••" "Tilr '"" v"ullr I s r ml. lii|_h \ m Ili-renm have Impressed me with their rhe Ni*™ ndn-inistriiti-w, ni HIM ', analytical and constriictive judgrrmnt, ThP riiijnr tirtlgn pnllcy ISK"" fnfiMB "ie Noyiij" thai the WesHit-ld i;liainb"r uf C uni- Imp it mi ami n^. rji f Tli'ii iihiiities are measurert in rprailts, not nation in this vear's .ir'p.iign, li1 (.lys. is yru. Jt?i -,ty inU Hitl 11 I' iiiAWJeinttieral rti"rrf i'lViteH W^rfielcl rriayni .lify rHh!lid,ifp?t >• li'nl fntnpalgn rhetoric, that of war '•"'< I""!1 ". '• s '<" "' "' "'" II I 111 11 ilrl i In I'I ' ilri/- pru- ffi Kpo.i^ a[ .in iiiiniial dinn'*f, [ 'iffi'h rFMilrMigpd I I'nr.iurRge aij fi(»wCOrn(?rstfiMoiint.iinsidp Middle R->sr. .1 ,1, I. ' ?l I II „ the Re|iii!ili•: (irilRF, <-i-»logicnl in Mfflintnmsirip fur i>"' Iv mHilii. ••• Nl it In^iin ri inside in federal i1 . iiiijitrucrivp accomplishrnent," oV-wim"!! dangers mid tlie "wholp cuncppt "f pi "Kress and their f>ppo*nti'i!i. I 1 1 11 lii-n t 'mi i il ' 1* ^L 1 ipnienr pro- in ri'ir ?r>fiery --ttip neF'ltrimpr'ivpp' '(iiir giivernnietirai pun r 'ca in Mountain- 1 1 mi i 11 1 t > " 1 i in in ••nf and Van Blarcom pupresspd their side g'i nn 36? dayg a yeur,* i .i.itiriiu.di nftiis. t y 11 !•' "iiiic thnr go many people turnpd out for "There must be an oppiutuniry fur n«ir» th™ NFI Si IN n, CROSS ,i i 'imi'.iign meeting "on the day after the A HASH' I SSI'P. in the Ne.MiJr.rsuy ampaiRn, New Jersey r ml ninth 11 itinnwider in : one evening for the votar-i tu In.' able to cum- highly successful Diamond jubilee celebra- he Says, is that of how best to gei I , S. irimps priority will be tu die state of New Jersey, ptrt the qualities of RancUdatep lor poliUciil SEN, HARBISON A. W1UL.IAMS ftderdl aid tor libor and manpower programs, f 1 out of Vietnam, and "Ren, Williarno and I take 'Tn the field f transportatton, wi nsid office. If th^ Wejstfielri '"hHmh'r 'sf ruinini*r«< 11 ip ^nri li ri(fi i III ilit.tve'ir 1 ifiiteii the attendance tonight would r# m«fe minify, 'lie 'nnfiicion Of Rt, 22 ii Ul* es it proper f'ir politic ti • • mdidiitf"; tn 1 hit-\ I 1 y r nil nintii 11 ift nwidp in j wn bP'iiuse everyone would be recovering 1 SUppurt V ier"aiTiJ7..nti iti( and! Mr^*. ffiRter wurst example 'if wlia' lias not been done, We g t i* r 1' nf' I r v* (PI nir" [ t,r 1111 {1 unigni- li .in rhp pffects of the fesrivifiPS," said Van removal uf II, S, ciimhit (mnps. I wns flatly IWHSJ otlifr fptiifT enilo fnr our cities, rbr t,. Parenfs to spend Mountainside tu aff'i . h- ivi i m u thjn H'Hl miJh in Use year opposed to the Hatfield-McOr.yef'Ui'nendment. "We need h'-lp for pducition in our urban gt vt jer-i y rin^ ^pvtMith natinnwidt- In Ihi= success of the parade and the fair which Williams supnortpd, fnr •.% .mUnt^r -.1 .mil suburban .irens. We n*ed to relieve "This opportunity for public derail' is par- precipitous withdrawal," property uw. I erteral revenue sharingcould ticularly necessary when thp present ."Hpimis- a day in school' 1 1i r il aiil fi poverty r ufrarne hay ig re- indiiafs what can be done in a small cum- v S 111 i* than $40 rnilli n 1 i^r yt^r Mijiniiv when people e«re. The spirit of good The Cnr candidate sddi, "1 suppot ted i-he help avoid a st.it" income tax. We have re- ttation tends to eunjuse then position as bur. -il iiii;hf"foi ihppirmf if Cambodian Incursion but was against us° of A -"b.!. I--I.I-SI- c niil and neighborlineis and pride in Moun- ri.|vi>rl -iilv pitiful funds for housing," OUgh liWicitls with fhat as pciliririleAmijdsres, SHlriplltH li (i"¥, I in] 11 • j. I fh VJ ]Hr ey rjnk^ lUtn naciunwide in feti- iimsiilp rpally shone through nn Sanirriay," IJ, S, troops on the ground. However, the * * * It was mere than coincidental that the twn Sch'ii'I in Merkt'lnv ikMiliii. will hi? In Ii' i i i i- ti il ud tnr trdn-pnitdEn n prog nms hTving action was needed to help accplerat" the ALl.tic.vnuNK uf mob influence In |0V- Republican eounnlmen now up f*>r plpotinn her B (liiin "•ID in pi p.i' .HM, I i 1 •\ number of people have asked why IJIU VietnarrdzaHan prngram." Cross sayi it is Prtiment, Crosi! stresses, are not a dirtct were chosen tu be phuwgriphed for news- hard to predict just what the lotig-rnngf effect paper distribution ^igriinsr rhe ?^th Anniver- **f igk Ah'.i, principal. and I didn't campaign at the fair and why we earipaign issue between himself andWliliama, '* I hiK will be :m .ippMllliiiilv '" Men fir^i-ii.iiiil RF.VTFWINt; His 12 years nn the Senate, .lulu'! have a booth as the Democrats did. of the Catnbodian incursion will ho »" the He iirlds, however, "Williams voted iplnst sary jubilee guest book. A one-party system Williams points out that he has a 90 percent government headed by Prefnler Lou Nol, often leadi to abuse, Our town has just seen what rlie stiidems ii" ilnrini; .1 ii'i'iinil K. IUMII I tnnkiy, we considered this. After all, how block gr'tnts for an omnibus crime bill, as If day/' Ahii naid, .lEiendante record on roll call vote( and ulten do you get an opportunity to meet 4,000 Discussing domestic problems, Cross calls he fell organized crime is not a major iesue, one example of what should be a non-partisan that he has sponsored over 900 piecei ol leg- his opponent an "ultra-liberal in matters of affair Eurn<;d to individual political advantage, jnllowing 3 brief PTA liieeLiiif; In IIIP .iiitlt- i-iinscintents? However, we decided such a I do. The administration is now doing a real tnrium, the parelit.H will rupnrl in hcimernnnis islation, assisted more than 150,000 constitu- display would not be in keeping widi the purpose fiscal responsibility. He would have us incurs job in this field," "The only antidote to the political use of enti with problems and answered nearly one where they will receive their schedules for the nf the fair and an affront to those who worked iSO-billlon-a-year deficit," Comparing Ills views with those of Sen, our opposition's representative capacity is mlllmri inquiries. s • lined to make it i success," V»n Blarcom The Republiean standard-bearer adds that full discussion among candidates at public evening. Class periods nf annul 10 minutes r,ieh Case, Cross declalres, "We agre» on me will fnllnw. The pnrenti will meci witli thp In that same time, h» has built up sub- Williams "even has proposed a bill in provide whole matter of fiscal responsibility, I agree meetinga. If our Republican opposition is really clothing stamps, I'm lor discarding the wel- inwresMd In good government, they will re- teachers nf their children fur a discussion nf stantiiil seniority arid th» utles that go with with his opposition to the Supreme Court class requirements, tails and grsctnher to aid mass transit Mrs. Dwyer supports System to serve tri-state local governments proposed by Lundy tighter drug control bill The Metropolitaitropolltan Regional Council his rere-- Instructionainstructional programprugrams tti' elementary and simiinsimilar links to their repeeUve iMpitols in Daniel F, Lundy, Democratic Congressional ceived authorliaaon from the Federal Cm. 1 Daniel F, Lundv. Democratic Cnneressinnai *^ ^r thorliaaon from the Federal Com- socoiidarHucoiidary si;!ioulsiriiuuls as well •• <" this roe ""'" I rentrentc™m and Hartford., candidate in the 12th Dlstrirt, this week urged WASIHNfnnN „ Hep, Flor-ncr P. Dwyer — Rstabllshment 'if a presidential com. munications Cemmiiilon to construct iind lly nmi iinivpt < Sen, Marclii indicatsl he is contemplating the fpdersl government to rpalloeate money (I<-I2th Dis',} appealed t" fl'e ilwite yener- * 4 * mission on rr'iriji'in.i 'I've! drug abuse to probe operate i microwave television system in a SBrios of public hearings on the proposal from me highway trust fund to urban mass day t') pass a '•oinprehpns'vp drug abuse enn- serve local governments In the tri-stnte ro|ten, EACH HI nil.; ii)UNill-S .md cities in- nnw (hat the ICC'has given its formal approval. transit programs pending cn'orehensive leg- frc.l hill which •sho innir.1 i .,„',_ ,»,H-.I, The system, which is expected to be opera- In addlaon to ttansmitting to As Einpire volved in the network is bring fiskeci tu islative action establishing n similar fimri in "'6 nffeetivp,'* — I'lcreaRO'' hmd$ for dnig addict fehiiblii^ tional In early 1971, will provide two-way State lluildlnj and to the other receiving sites, contribute spnro in huuse .* ^"lall studio mifi '••e rnasf transit area, ^ Inng-tli'ip proponniir of stfriiger gnvrrn- r«rimi through i nim' 'ilry r'sntai health cea- audio and video communication between 1ft earn municipality will aljo have the capability the neCCKKiirv ir .it>eni|Hl»|t intl rp' oivtiiB i ufi'ty said, "Felling railroad and bus s«r» iiipiii ptliiriu ',, reduct- narcnti •§ .iddl'tifm infl local government centers. Transmitters and of sending a video and audio .aipal to various "qulpnicnt. virpB are forcing our commuters Into their drug i'husr. C;o"RrpS!i™nrnan l>wyf rp!-| rim central itudlos will be located at riie Empire locations with a 10-15 mile range including The ICC approved applications filed for own automobiles and onto overloaded high- House' thp hill would built) upon ihe ''ni); State Buildini in New York City, other municipal buildings, schools, hospitals, 1? studios to be located nt New Ynrk Clfy nnii ways, thus creattng even more dangerous nnd Ahusp I'onlriil Act ftf l'" whi, h ...|i« v- Operating In the 2500 megahertz portign of police and fire stations. in municipal buildings at Minoola, Hauppauge, frustrating driving condition! and increasing iiistnjnietitnl In writing. the frequency ipectrum, the network will enable The system will be fliiflncad Jointly by local 1 White Plains, New I ity .mil Cnshen, N.Y.: fh. levels of pollution caused hy automobile ;," •Till!' is fhf> next hpfra! aiif' np sssnry local government officials to meet regularly ijovernniem and foundation funds. Estimates 1 Stamford ami HHiigppyrt, r,jnri,, and IUrken= "We miist allocate federal funds to aid the step ir the cuntinuHg I'.iHle we "•• ••>I-IM1, * 'AMTEE'> TO r.n»FB with One another to share their experiences nf the a'lnual corigfriiftlon T"' 'V' Siting ens* sack, Pntdrsmi, Nrw^irk, jersey t ity, New railiofdfi and the buses l'i the form of a trii«i 'iiiiiimi Irng ni'iiBp^' Thi tliw Uinil. and assist one another In solving tmicuol prob- ifp %{.•> "iillii.n. s f fii'id If we hope to achieve an adequate halnnen Mrs, Dwyer ^p<4r ir fhr- ! m.mp ;is drdiiirp lems. Heavy emphasis is expected to be Brunswick, I rwli.ilil, SmnnlVillp, MiiriiBtnwn * * * in the mass transportation - highway trans, mi IIIM ( omprelipnsivc- Drug Miusp I'rpyen- placid on the areas of law enforcement n-,1in- anU Elizabeth, THE ACTION BY THE FCC in approving the r •rtarinn fleldi," l.undv said, tidn and rnnfr.l Act of '«7'i nprwjyes'irdsy ing, narcotics control, air and wntPr pslluri"t< In additi'iii, Niiw Sork Stnip S•• •• v ••••' •• ••• ••• ''••• i" i •ansportation planning. j, Marclil, chiiirin.in of ihe Joint I cjiisbUve SliujuiTi, executive dlrpctor of the Metropolitan ing the balance was instead of putting fundB In addition, regular meetings will be sched- CommitlcF mi Inwr'iLilc I ni'iipnition, has •'•"giminl Council. 1 in"i nil new roa^s in the rirrtheae* cnrrv'ur uled between local, state and tederal govern- eKi'resHui iliiri.-m i" "xplnrii'i (In-fe.isiWIiry "Iliis tn.irks flip stnrt i)f a new era In 1 nf Nrw jersey, niihsrantisl funds should ln> Mi'll *- IMF'. I.M I'FAffl'JI.i V >•/>!(.ins '1:1- VINYL LATEX ment representaaves to improve the pmcess rif pxp/tndht^ the -.y fi'm frir'Wj'li sf.ffc inicrg'! fli. [!'y ypT [''ijiftpfl nur of filing and awarding loans andgrants-in.,iid. financing M ini'liMi! .i ilirui i link i" Alhiny, " Mils inrgesi nf all metropolitan regions has maj'T arferies such n Hmne ??, Fxperts th,-il -.l.iif iiiii lue«l .11 ri'r-'r' fur I- I,' v'Mari'ins It is also hnjipfi Mi,it Now |fM soy ,uiH C'pn- S It 1( also ejtperted that the television system suffered greatly due to the lack of faee-to-faee who Htve studied this nrtery suiige.=t that ii h.i.l t...if IIP.1 1(12,17 • I'v ' "•" • •'- I will be used t" hrnnricRst rprtBin In-sehonl necticui nifici/ils will givp .uiuuli.ruhdM f" (.ommunication among our local government c-niild he guhstflntially impr"verl to ratpniHte loaders. This microwave television system trnffir flow for s fraction of the rest nf What is flptirly nppij'ri," slip sajil, "is,, will enable communities to share Information building new roids. Renovating ekisdngro.iiiii, •"id experience for their mutual benefit," fntnprPhnti"i|i'p nppr«afh which will ri'ns.ili- TRIMiNDOUS SAVINGS! in many ea5e^i will avoidpxtensiveresidt?Hti;ij New program chairmen are chosen ilnrp pxi-jrin^ IPW^¥ rightPM rp^iii.irnry f nrirTi.isi^ Sltieum also noted that the network has been dislocation which Usually accompanies the rHiuirij hetrer rtcnrd-keepin^. encourage ad- WALUTIX& «- designed to permit adSitional local govern- building of new roads," ditiunul resq»rch, raQcitalize and strengthen mental units which deHre r» jnin the system to penilfifs for w»ii i,, , i>«i|ietj,il!y i •ia'=t,f hurri narcotics^ 1049 STUYVE5ANT AVE., UNION' They are; Mrs, William Cox Rsksteiner, Unit 35; Naylons dents and delegates of the N.Y., has been serving as consulUng engi- All items other, than spot news should be —* Discretinnary authurify for courts in Fr» Peking f«r af ifart - Americanism, Unit 329, . Mrs. Ernesi Kuffer, I mil county units alsu be'present. Op»n Mon. 1 Fr). until 9.p m. Clarki child welfare - Mri, 386. neer during the pre-licensing stage. in our office by noon on Friday. dealing wiili llrst offenders and minors; Cordon E, Fugee, Argonne Others include Orplii5<.1« Union 6, Elizabeth; civil tion - Mrs, Anne ColiCL-hiq, defense - Mri, Helen Wenk», Unit 6; parllatiiont,irian»Mrs, Linden Unit 102; community Walter Petry, Unit 6; poppies service -Mrs,RobertByrne«, - Mrs. John KilshelmerLUnit •KenUworth Unit 470; Mri, 3; poppy corsage -Mrs, Ralph Calvin Walek » constitution Reed, Unit 5; poppy poster - and by-laws. Unit 35, Con- Mrs. Edith Holmberg, Unit necUeut Farmi, Union; cou- 228; and poppy window dis- pons - Mrs, Herbert Muth, play - Mrs, Claire Horan, Clark 328; education and Unit 35; publicity - Mrs.Cqr-' scholarship - Mri, Henry don E. Fugee; radio and tele- Barrett, MarHn WaUbergUMt vision - Mrs. Raymond Chris* 3, Westfield; flnince - MM, topher. Unit 5; rehabilitation "What would you say iff we offered Matthew O'Shea, Unity Unit - Mrs, Howard Washington, 229, RoseUe, Mrs. Henry Johnson-J etter Unit 219, Pfeifer, Mountainside Blue Plainfield; rehablliiadon co- Star Unit 386, »nd Mrs, jo- chairman; East Oraiiee Hof- ieph Walsh, Unit 328; foreign pital, Mrs, Paul Kiftier, Unit" relations - Mrs, Edward Yan- stock in a bank that doubled its assets, 35- Mrs, Everett HoweU, nish, Unit 6; Girls State . Lyons V, A, Hospital, Unit • Mrs, Everett Craig, Rosalie 219 and Mrs, Andrew Brom- Park Unit 60 and Mrs, Wil- berg, Menlo Park Veterans liam Banks, Unit 35; Cold Hospital, Unit 5; safety-Mrs, Star Mothers - Mrs, Betty Rose Whitely, Unit 219; sun- doubled its branch offffices and moved Marhold, Unit 6; junior acO- shine • Mrs, Eleanor Hood« ia - Mrs. Harry Hoeft, low, Unit 5; Union Salon No, 146, liaison and elearinp- house and hospitality - Mrs, Gilbert Lesko, Junior Past YOUR WANT AD County President, Unit 328; into the top 7% among all II* S. banks audltin| - Mrs. Stanley Wyck- 15 EASY TO PLACE ' off; Rosslle Park Unit 60;° • ...JUST PHONE Mri, Walter Llenecle, Unic 8 9 and Mrs. Roderick Grifflni - 686-7700 Unit 60, •••all in just S years?' A*k In

with our WATER HEATER udi d, at mui fppy CONSULTANT a data procesilng cantor, 24-hour chock cashing for growth than being located in an economically miss equipment and other banking innovations. "booming" community. J45.465.479.88 A growth bank in a growth area often results in a mart a nne Earnings and Dividends Prospects growth stock. This has certainly been the record of ^41,211,613.22 Our earnings and dividends have risen continuously First New Jersey Sank common stock to date. throughout our 17-year history. The rate of return And with the bank's growth performance and po- on average Capital and Surplus aooounts in 1969 was tential in mind, this stock has excellent prospects. _JJJ2Lflfter_taxesJrhi8,compares-with earnings Ladles, is your prtstnT wotsr hearer leakingper not of 10.93% on Capital accounts for 1968, Earnings When and How to Purchase Your Shares providing enough hot water? Then find out now 1911 lie; iiii Ii7fl Jor the first six months of 1970 were approximately A market is maintained by two Newark brokers. about the best water heater buy on the market today (Throueh June 30,1970) $292,000, before taxes, on 325,000 shares outstanding, For more specific instructions on how to acquire your to replace if. . .the A.O. Smith 'Aristocrat'! Don't or approximately 890 per share. Earnings for the shares when they become available, call Mrs, Nancy Most knowledgeable Investors would buy that. wait for your husband to do it - I eon ttll you about full year of 1869 were $1.41 per share before taxes, Minette at BB6-4800, She will be glad to help you out. And now they can, as First New Jersey Bank stock the Aristocrat • woman to woman! or $1.39 per share after taxes. There were approxi- Or, if you prefer, send us the coupon below. becomes available from time to time to thi Investing mately 285,000 shares outstanding during most of And we'll send you whatever information you need. public during one of the most attractiva periods 1869. Our management anticipates that earnings will of the company's history. continue to increase after the opening expenses INSTALLATION Through June, 1970, the figures were impressive, by of our three new branches, Clark, New Providence r Mrs. Nancy Minette SP any measure. Assets were up 12 million dollars over and Middlesex, have been absorbed. Cash dividends First New Jersey lank the previous year. That means up to 866,799,848.42. of 600 per share were paid in 1970. 1930 Morris Avenue, Union, New Jersey 07083 Up over 22% In one year. Up to more than double WITHIN the total In 1985. And First New Jersey's growth Growth Stock, Growth Bank, Growth Area i Please send me detailed Information on how 7 ,l might purchase First. New-Jersey.i' ~putrlt"artioT(g th¥top"7%~ofTiilbankrln^merloa:"""~ THeluturels^lrnosnnbellevlbly bflghtrTrre" First"" Common stoch. New Jersey Bank is centered in the fastest growing • Why Ihe Astonishing Growth? area In the metropolitan area. Due In large part to i NAME ... _„_.. 24 HOURS • Stvon busy offices In some of New Jersey's fastest the continuing influx of new residents and industrios, i growing,••most prosperous communities: Union, the demand for banking"services mustrise sharply New Providence, Clark, andkMldcttese>e. . , and remain high. With our-entrenched position r STREET - I will personally arrange td fiaxe and more to oome. ;•'.,. in these markets—and our excellent reputation in • CITY OR TOWN _. your new A. 0, Smith Water Heate • New banking laws that open equally attractive these communities—we confidently expect con- i put in your home within one day! markets toouroperatior! In a densejy-populated, tinued, very gratifying growth, All you have to dp ii call! You STATi ...... — ZIP _, hlhl seven-county District II." A almllor pattern holds true for mo'st of the nthpr—. can see the Aristocrat on display • New services that include the successful :now at thti . •-• ' . , . . • . counties in District II.

A.O. SMITH AUTHORIZED SHOWROOM SELECTION CENTER H 1KJ first New Jersey Bank "PLUMBING FOR YOUR HOME" SERVICE _ _ _ . _*„ h M \ . i '•[ ' *'_ • 111' .' •i^^ ..fl^ftftn fnf\-i v ebb Mnn •'-' '-"I '"'*"' - Member .BANK •"CUSTOM VANITIES* FIXTURES* LUES— -Main Office: 1930 Morris AveriuerUnionrNftwJecsapZQa3jL(2Di):686-4800 •MEDICINE CABINETS • GOLD FAUCETS SACCESSORIES Highway Branch Townley Branch Five Points Branoh Niw Providence Office Clark Office Middlesix Offlci ROUTE 22 WESTBOUND • SPRINGFIELD, N.J. Rt 22 & Monroe St. Morris & Potter Aves. 355 Chestnut St. Village Shopping Center 1030 Raritan Rd. Corner Bound irook Rd. (Rt. 28} IN THE WORLD OF TILE BUILDING Union N J. Union N J Union, N.J. 1252 Springfield Ave, -, Corner Commerce PI. & Garden Place I 467-1494 New Providence, N.J. • Clark, NJ. Middleiex, N. j. •Thursday, Oeto>

A'sc nn Sundjiy, at 3 J'.m, and a' 4 p.m., i program en- titled "Radio \jironorny" will be preiented In the Trallsidi1 PUnetiriutn, How Bound are emitted from cuter ipace will be diftussed and shiwn. The same nrfgrrun "111 be pre- MMMMMMMM 1 senr-' •>• "p. "i. "•• *-*•— "•y. As 'he IrtUslrte FUne- tiiliim can seat but 35 people at a performance it is neees- sarv to obtain a dckei from the TraUslde office ™ the day nf the performance, T ick- MY FAMILY JUST LOVES THEIR its are ijfued on a first- come, Writ-served basis. Children under eight yefrs of s|e are not perfnittef' '" 'he Planetarium chamber. On Monday, Tuesday, Wed- nesday, and Thursday, Oct. HIGHER INSTANT INTEREST'" 8, at 4 p,m. half-hour naturt program I for children will be conducted it Trailside. The topic to be discussed la '' \nl- mals of New Jersey," The talks wUl be UliistT«t«H wild color slides. New Gold Passbook Time Savings Accounts The TriUstde Nature and Science Center is open to the If your money is located elsewhere, public each weekday, except Friday, tram 3 to 5 p.m., Harmonia can complete the entire transaction for you and on Saturdays, Sundays, WITHOUT CHARGE and holidsy§ from 1 to 5. p.m. Public Notice HOTBI OF *PJLICATBN Ttk* nMet ttal »pplk.tion hi bt« BMi ts tiii TssBsMp CommitUi ei tit •ngwaahlp e! VEJBQ te &iAi£er te TiUy- Ho Bltmyiiw tas, tradim U TALLY- TO RBTAUHAHf 1 COCKTAIL LOUNGE lor premises IHlted it 143 il A Ufp|y l Sgg eenge f C-42 fcereisfere laud to John W. YsUV 4 UdsC Tounj Guaranteed on 2-year tnfflng is TUifaHQ BcgUsrud it Cagk* Ull tjmgg VxtUd It i*3 Mieif Aye., IMoa, oeiMttsBa, u m, *™u t« •»•*« lmmodlltily Writirigto Kin Time Savings Accounts TpMf ClMk MtMTH BTl itmama

NOTleE TO CHEOflQia BSTATi Or DOHOTItlt A. CCeCHOVI, MMM RmKunl to OB ortef s( MAKY c, KAHAHE, Soimplt oi the CooMj SI Union, mide on the 251h aiy of sept. A.D,, 1970, teat, the ippUsiaon ol the udersgped, u Qfs^r gt use estate of laid di€@jed, notice la herefi; 0v«n ^ ths er^ditori ^ isid deetised to MUt to Uii mtKribcr under sith sr their, sUna Hll dtmanli IpiUlMt crtalrtl ef of jiddltssjiKeMMt .V -ft nil moths tern the data ei said orier. Of ttoy WW be fortVcr biffed from piini or reeovefini the same BIBH Aileit v ExeciSp Htllrfch srd OiUMie.', AtBrn-jys aOOIUBlt. Ctatham, N. J, IMoii Uafler, Oet, 1, i, IWIQ (0 i wSw Fee. 112,84) Guaranteed on 1-year crre OF LDIDDJ MOTlCg TOCONTRAeTOHi IEALE0 Bd sin b. f ecehred by the BSHd ol BABaMm ol the Clft rt Uaden, Time Savings Accounts Ciranl}' oi Urton, Etite 01 New Jcrsn, on W«d»iday, Ootofceri, isio.liitheofiee of the iter^tary, 903 Sussit i&e^t, Undcn, New Jeney, at 2:00 P.M., Day. l^Ett BBHB% Tlnie, at ¥high time the tnwOR^i f ANDD MMAmf INANC EDIVT. iFEGIFKATIONS ftsy be obWiiedj upon agitation, »t the FuKhulnt De. putaeai, Bsird of Edueittsn, TOO w, CBtia Street, Ugdcn, Nn Jersey, ALL IBStay shall tonlorD-i wiUi ttie imiiremmts of the spceUluttgiu here> tauten referred to In connection with the Minimum deposit of $500 must be maintained until maturity. •ftralmfcm oi centOed check or bid band •ith Ul»li Ui The Bom] of Education spedflgaUy rtssrves to itjeliMl poser. In Ita dloorctton, to reject my and ill Interest earned from day of deposit, compounded daily, credited and withdrawable quarterly on terms, THE BOARD OF iDUCATIOW re. lerrei the MEM to IliKt any ana all IWs or i^ p£t of any bid, wjhn i^ Migt ajid award eestrastfl eitter ^" B a whele a lathi aseFef _^Z On request, quarterly dividend checks will be mailed on accounts of $2500 or more. ii Its but interuL MM LOTTIl A, HOIENBAND teeretirj C% of Llndm Cfflaw o( Mtian REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Mtte of Hn jerisy Undfji Lfsder, Oet 1, IMO. (F«« IM4) DIVIDENDS PAYABLE MONTHLY

N0TK1 TO CREDrrOIB On the first business day of each calendar month, ESTATE OF AJOTONY HIMZI/K, Bo- eaued interest based on actual number of days In each month. =PWifflUit SH« order 01 MAHY C* KANAHE, iynapli of [lie COUMV of Udon, o^de SB tht 2Sth d&v of Sept On requests, monthly dividends will be mailed on accounts A^B.g 1§76| uppfi tts appliciSofl sf ffii gadgfiipidj is^olfili&a&risofthiiS' of $2,500.00 or more. talc of eald dwtiHdi notice la hereby (hen to the crrtltorn of BalddMtumitj esAilit is the iQbaeFlb@r ujider osUi or afflrmaHon their clilras ai»J demands HBifiJtftl tftate afsalddeeeajiHd wlthiii fik moBths frois the date of a&ld BH^TI « they «Ul be fofwer tarrBl frera pfogeeta^lig or reeovirijif the ssme agalnjt the nsKriber> Aenei Ao C*hiel 0, Coyine, Attorney 1000 lewvesut Ave, Unioii, HJ, DAYOFDEPOSITTO DAILY.COMPOUNDING " ' ' Uadeh Leider, oet, 1, 8, 1910 (o a w 1 * Tees 112,31) DAY OF WITHDRAWAL Interest earns more interest every day (Including NOTICE QF APPLEATION Withdrawals any time without losing interest provided Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays.) T&^e BOtiee that ippHeJ&on hai heen OUtfe tti the A|£0h5li£ Beverage Cont^sl you maintain a balance of $5.00 or more. Boanl of the City ol Linden to transfer to Plfhjfd Oomylka £ Jgaeph. Osmidka, !_=== ^a psrteeFship &-adiR| u S TAVERN for | peffiiseB l&eated st 1SS BnmBwlck Ave.t Heease < 6>1§ feercteijri issued t§ RictuFd Oimallm & Joseph Gomulk^ ^t£^9r e the Estaie ef QMe Semalla •Effective accrued Annual Interest when maintained for a year frsdtal as G Tuftm keated st 718 Objections, it sm, ehayia be made lffimeiiitely In writing |e MF, Henry J, Baran, Seeretsry, AteghoUe levef- M? CSi#d Beard gf the dty of UIKJEB, 3fe HaU, UrOfiB Csuirty. New Jersey. RICHARD GOMULKA 2061 Whlttter St., HARMONIA SAVINGS BANK JOSEPH do&ULKA PO. Box G, Elizabeth, N. j. 07207 I Upden indicated below _ _ _ , OHJCIAL NOTICE planning Boajd and City Coyncilof the • 6% a year guaranteed (or 2 years ctoofuadsn, N.J, has ipproved thi Social Security No, fe&wifif sinosi r ybdivision, • 5%% a year guaranteed (or 1 year A li M Builders, Inc., 144 Washington Aye.. Application '1™ sobjeet to the provision that oH-street parViin be pro. Tided for the existinj dwelling ud also mib|ect U) removal of th« breeieway and Address. m*smn LDJBEN PLAMNDJO BOARD The Family Savings Bank ABtfieo Taranto Chaitman 1 Union Square and 540 Morris Ave., Elizabeth, New Jersey 5% Regular Savings Account Linden Leidir Oct. 1,1S10 (Fee f 3.22] Phone; 2890800 • Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Q Individual City, -State. .Zip Code. • Joint Account With__ EARLY COPY (Nsms nl eo ownerr Send money order or check. If you send cash use Publicity chairmen ore n Trust Account for — registered mail urged to observe the (Name QI Benefirn'?) Friday deadline (or other than spot news. Include your name, address and phone number.

11 S« '• *DiHTiSiMgNT • Thursday, October 1, 1870 charge Is too high, Candidates ask GOP freeholders point out Rinaldo proposes "In many cases tht youngsters who Us Help offered the being adopted art footer children who are being supported by Ihi itate In the first pUee, for citizens unit to s hard of hearing price limit be set «nator Rinaldo declared, progress in drug abuse care "Certainly the imposiaon of unnaetsl»rlly GOVERNMINT BQOKLIT NOW advise freeholders Sitibliihinint of a PeparBnent for thi Fre- Public Affairs and General Welfare super- high Investtiatlve fees in a procBhire that DISCUSSESHIARING LOSS,HOPE ventton of Drug Abuse and Narcoiei Addiction, visei tht program. The deparnnent li headed adoption inquiries will lead to a permanent home and flrmnclal "Establishment of an expert citizen ad- which operatii clinics In EliMbe{h ani Plain, by Freesholder Walter E, Ulrich, who has State Senator Matthew J, Rinaldo announced suppnrt by adoptive parents seeing penny" THROUGH RESEARCH visory committee on new construction pro- field, by thttJnlonCeuntyBoartOrf reeholders been spending many hours on the program's this week plans to lnffoduce legislation aimed wise nnd dollar-foolish," the Union County ject! lor Union County could avoid another tievelnpmeti', Othtr members of the com- at removing what he called "one o' the *^nafe delegation leader ehserved. Wilmington, Dti, — it you are lookini 'or represents an effort'to flghrthe-powingprob- GOP white elephant such as the $1 million lem of drug abuse and an Improvement of a financial mifihloeWs tn arioprlnnc In Now !•" Senator Rlnaldo itaid that "rather than straight {act! on your hearing loai and what parking garage and juvenile detenUon center," «y." di» ourage parents from adopting children' can be done about It, i*nd for a tree, llluB- long-range pragrjim designed to provide the four Democratic freeholder candidates said county with the services needed to cope with Senator Rinaldn explained thni his prop-isad by charging unduly high investtgaOve feef,' crated tiey-to-read booklet today ealtad this week. the state should make every effort to m»k ' "HEARING LOSS - Hope through Reie*reh." the problem, the four Republican candidates: \N IMI'IIRIAWI P'AHT of the effort to bill would place a $25 limit on the fee 'hat fnrJreehoMer stated this week, i iriiibji dnig abuse in populous Union County can be charged for lnv*sUgatton» by the the p'oenss is ineipenslve as possible, Enaci • It is offared at no charge snd contains no Seeking election to the all-RepublJeanBOflrd State Department of Institutions and Agonri™ mei't nf piy hill to Hmtt inveitigative fets (»lei talk," rhe candidates, Freeholders Arthur A. Man- will hp fh& l4gg tjf rrmimMnify resources avail- of Freeholders ar» Linden educator Thomas ihle fur r«h.ibilHatiu" of drug addicts, the ™ the Uurea'u of Children's Services, J25 »:ouicl go a long way toward helpinf cl il- This completely unbiased, authoritative ner, Jerome M, Epstein, Charles S, Tracy W, Long, CranJord Tax Collector Harold j« and Henry j, Daalstnan, pointed out that the frci'hdldpr candidates noted. This knowledge 1 have been informed that the fees for these dren find homes Uiat will provide them ^ report publiihad by th^ US, Covarnmint Saymour Jr., Pklnfield Councilman Everett is utilijod for the referral of pattenM to investigiitions h»ve run as high as iZOO," love and affection that only a warm tells what caulei hearinl lass and ej^lalni former Union County Narcotics Clinic, now C, La Kim ore, and for a two-year u^expl/ed known np Clinic East, In EliisBbeth, and Clinic fn'lltipe wlueii h"S< inept tndlvldujl needs "enatnr liinaldn rtpcl»reri, «•" '*ngthatsi":h-i sriyfr'inrnenf ? *n offer." the HHerent kinds of hearing loss. It tells term, Eliyjilwfh'e c-htfif fax asuPHgnr, I«hn I", i« it'trtiiiiiieii In a '•ntiihlnation of me pro- you how to iilect s heartn| aid; when eai Wottlay, West, in Plainfield, provides individual psy- chiatric and psychological counseling for drug lii im'^ 5tT vires run' the professional opinion payr-llB in (i'e fit-it quar'T iurgsry is indicated and what you can axpec'' i( liip •» inl wiirlfr.r rpepLiisible for the case, from it. "The (reeholderi are about to embark on a addicts and drug abusers, family counseling Employment iof.0 totaled $1,S hiIIinn, H 120 million Hall of juitiee project," they said. service, recently, included (j part of the pro- Lnns spBrirroins are ciiilected in both clinics percent higher than the }3,3 You can receive a copy Of this booklet- gram, in beini; cnrsfully eyiUunted, the free- •in.1 snii iu Mio Prui: Addiction Treatment hillian reported fir the '""• wirhout cost or obligation today, from "Better "We could benefit from advice of a citizen l cqmrntttee made,up of.retlred members of the holders said,'job placement lias been done by | I-IIIIT ii ihi- N(?\» jpi scy Neuro-Psychiairic pur,ible quarter nf ! 'fiB, Hearing — Beltone," Independence Mali, both clinics and they al«o have made place- In-iiiiite, SkUi'ian, lor processing in an effort up in county information forCountylius- •StllW SS Wilmington, r»lswilre, 15803, architectural profession^ the nonsfriirHnn (K ffuscry, and labor I^aderi," ments in job training programs but die heavy '' in ii!if;lji* ' ••(i^iii i;v',r«rip^€ of patients iHo'i ( iiunfy rnnkedsecrind inp« I'nttnriig is h-isrci prin- ili'TTisnris existing in large caseloads have kept • in): ''iiiiiB, amon^ N^w jersey coiintiesin flp.i'ly on fF"irds "f the S"- "Such a committee could have resliy,ed that 'i'e efforts to a minimum, it was stilted. 1 hf p"n'g*d ts ohsefyp th* of six floors of a wall-lass iix-story parking 1 iMs, durini! ,iny time of me day or night, March i%R to March 1969, whole, includes 'bout three- fourths of all employees, F *>das dsndltne 'QF ofhst fhen spot news U garage might rasult in cracking walii on the ' ' the clinic iiireviofg, Hie service is avail- the U.S. Bureau of the Census "N f AMO.JS liidp ysyf fl§m* oddf^ss and phone number top floor, causing a diree-yeJirshutdownfiffhlo i'lp ueven Mays > weel-, oml'tinji thosr in "fte and lo- reponet! this w»ek in its pub- r AIMION costly facility for structural repairs," Registration time \iiiither vlial p.in nf [lie program is the lication, "I'JfiO County Busi- cal government, dom»sii- merh.idnne i7i,iintenain;e treatment desiped ness Patterns, New Jersey," servire ami agririilnif B. fur a limited segment of hard-core heroin The bureau reported an in- COATS - DRESL,.S for activities at Y ififiicfp. The ffpatmenf Center, which can crease "f more than 7,°00 em- PANT SUITS Agents plan Registration for fall acHvitiPs at the Eliza- ii.imllp up to 40 pillions, ie housed in the ployees for a toinl of 2M,45S beth branch of the YMCA of Ensteni Union ' link- West facillry in r'lainfield. As the need in I Inionf eupty, [lergen Coun- RAINWF-" County will (Tiritinnp thri'iighSatur'loy. I urther nises, ancither facility will he established ty led with ,ni increase of SPORT - Self installation iniormaUon ran hs "hlninBrt by Cflliing in EliJiibetii, The rneihadcine program is op« Put your money whirl put hiatt« 9,600 for n t"f»l "( 771^56 nritpci under stjte guidelines with two medical ACCESsCi i-uiisulcaiits heinj held responsible for its employeeh, •IN AMERICA Activities include swim ciasups for pre- nperntinn, Nurses anri a psychiatric social Middlesej County was third in Watchung with an incre.iso nf 5,700 em. OPENMON.'T- ' sehooleis, scuba classes giving liiatructinn worker will be on the staff for the methadone 1 H. Jimii Griffith of Stirling Ln theory and practice for adults, pee wee ptngram, the freeholders stated, ployees uver the previous CHARGES AV..ILAC F Confidence hag been elected preiident year, and Mimrnauth and Pas- PHONE m now classes which feature swimming instructinn, Project Director Charles Malactiso, is of the Union County Aisocla- crafts, games and gym activities, and a eaic countips followed. tion of Independent Injurance responsible for overall coordination of the For New Jersey as a whole, Agents, He will be Installed elub-gym-iwim program for pupils In third county's iiarcottcs program. Written and ver- through sixth grade. employment amnunted to • HUMAN RELATIONS tomorrow at the organi- bal reports will be made by the director to 2,in,R4i in March 1969, an Invest in 127 CENTRAL AVE zation's annual legislative There al n will be exercl»e and wimming the Department of Public Affairs and General increase of about 3 pen_tnt dinner at the Twin Brookf Lla e fir women, A «iiinina»dL an4 »wim» Welfare and with or through that sub-corn- over the March 1968 employ- U.S. SAVINGS BONDS WESTFIELD mittee to the Board of Freeholders, • INCREASED INCOME Country Club, Wltehung. tning cla •! !•, Lso planned ment uf 2,US6pB3i, Taxable Griffith, who iucceeds David E. Ringla of Scotch • EFFECTIVE SPEAKING Plains, is at 29 the youngest Muscatello to hold the office. He Is vice- president of the Rlehisnds- Knowles Agency in Summit, heads grad Preview a member of the federal affairs commi^ee of the Na- tional Associitlon of In- at UC again Meltings surance Agents and is past ehairman oi the United Cam- ThE Umrn College Alumni palp for Summit's Commer- A iocianan, at its annual There's a New jeweler in Town cial division, He is also I meeting la t week, re-Hetted member of the Jiycees and former A l tant Pr-osecuror Summit Agents Association, Richard P, Mu-tairflu uf Elizabeth, pre ident. DALE CARNEGIE Griffith Mtended Rutgers Al"D re-elected wert Lkr- University and MuBJal Insur- ente Menzer jr., uf Fan«i od, ance Insatute, He received vlLe-president Mr-, Naomi ttie Aema Professional So- M. Mirlocca of 18B6 Quarer COURSE ciety award In 1966 and was way, Union, recording ecre- nuned an Aetna Life Regon- tary Mi- Suzanne Skillen Hre in 1969. of Cranford,_Lnrre-ponfUn| ecretary, and Harry Diller You Ore Cordially invited M otlsnd o FREE Conducting the .installation of Plainfield, ffea-urer. Previuw Meeting sf thi World pgmgui Dolt Comogle Court: ceremonies will he Oliver B, In IWterln Speaking and Human R.lalloni Named to the Board of Di. Conover, presldmt Of toeNe w rectorg lor one-year terms ROSiLLi Jersey Association of Inde- were Mias Dorothy Uasorek • >• KNIOHTSOF COLUMBUS BUILDING , . pendent Insurance Agents. 115 W. Ririi Avmuo fOppoilt. Chtiinui itriot) of EliaabetJi, and Alan Z, Oor. day, September 28 S P.M Other officers are: IrwinDiu- iky of CranforB, dgy, Qefebtf 5 ^ ,& 1 PM mond. ofjff Union, first vicC- Those re-elected a- di- ttsndoy, Qetsber ]J '( 1 P.M. preBlderit: Richard Hess of rectors for one-year terms UPPER MONTCLAIR Hillside, second vice-presi- included William C. Palermo COMMONWEALTH CLUB dent; .and, Joseph Pugllsl Sr. SSI Volley Road jr., of 15 Yale ter., Linden; of Scotch Plains, secretary- Frank J. Heifer of 549 Liv- tfedneidsy, Sapfsmbsf 3Q treasurer. _ ffedneiday, Ocfobsr 7 - = _ . a PM ingston rd.. Linden; and Mrs, ffednssday, Oe*ebSf 14 New members of the board ~WISSnr of director,1; are Jack Morris Sivitt pi,. Union. of Summit, Edward Evans of Muicatilio announced thit the Cultural Arts Series which 10 Wayi Thb Coune Will Benefit Men and Women: Scotch Plains and Peter Stevenson of Plainfield. was largely mended Isityear MORRIS at STUYVESANT, CORNER I. llMrllM Poll, and CenMtiKi 1. Think mi Ipuk » Your fmtl would if tin be pretested dur. The dinner program will ing the coming fill and winter. I, So..V Eff.cltv.ly » * deal with legislation affect- The programi oonfiit of film, , M wi - Y,,, .d.* «; n ing insurance. State and fed- operatic, dranmttc, and ballet ||| UNION, NJ. «, It T.iir tut WRh Any OiBiip ,0 ,ln| eral legislators will attend, preiantationi. ™ 1. Rimimbtr NiniH Man InisnM 14 KARAT COLD Fall program for teens 1847 ROGERS BROS, "'Amarleo'i Flneit Sllyef Flote" PIERCED Presented by kicks off af YM-YWHA EARRINGS The Teen Department's fall the Teen Council, featuring n progam at the Eastern Union "The Odyssey," a rock group 3 PC. SNACK SET .• Carved Genuine Ivory from Colonia. 60 Stirling Rd.', Watchung, N. J. 07060 County YM-YWHA, Green OMEGA • Rose Design lane. Union, opened Saturday, In conjunction with the dance 5 Tele. 753-9356 The opening Included a "reg- a coffee house was open at istration" dance sponsoredby wliich teens registered for Only 100 the programs offered this year $5.50 Valus 25 by the Y. They Include "The Pr. Love Inn," a newly-decorated teen area that stresses in- r 2 BE AN EARLY BIRD formality and FM music. "The Love Inn" opens Wednesday, Magnificent OPEN YOUR 1971 CHRISTMAS Oct. 7 at 7 p.m. During the Long Cut year "The Love Inn" will CLUB NOW! feature folk singers and other TISSOT forms of entertainment, along HEART SHAPED MARQUIS with 'old-time' movies. Newly expanded is the Y's club program for teens, Coups DIAMOND DIAMOND will include the newly-formed Union Chapter of AZA, and • ,80 Carat two girls' sororities. These • Frosted are supplemented by Alpha • .70 Carat Delta Pi and Lambda Gamma • Finest Color $ Tiffany Setting $ Pi, two boys fraternities, and • Very Pine Coler the Y's chapter of "Hash- achar," formerly known as 571 Senior Judaea. Hashachar ACCUTRON stresses identification with 14 Karat Gold Israel and more involvement with thewideningArab-Israeli SEIKO ANKH conflict through discussions,, debates andtalks.Italsospon- sors an Israeli dance group. BULOVA RING • The teens this year will publish a newspaper which CARAVELLE • 14 Karat Cold will feature stgrtcsjcallng • Silhouette Styling -with current social and politi- 95 cal problems. KREMENTZ PENDANTS «16 5 Art exhibits ' SPEIDEL 95 RINGS F-19' —thU- With just a small XHARMS amount saved each week, Doris Keller of XenUworUi will have, her paintings on u your 1971 Christmas Holidays YOUR exhibit at the Kenllworth of- are guaranteed to be happy ones. CHOICE fice of the National State for $1-S2 or $3 Clubs Bank tills month. She is a student at the.DuQret School BANK AMERICARD of Art In Plainfield. MASTER CHARGE PHONE: Fenny Smith of Union will- have on exhibition in the exec- HANDI-CHARGE ipFFICIS IN utive room of Stanley's Res- UNI-CARD 686-0708 MORRIS/WARREN taurant, Springfield, tills C.C.P. month, , ""ilSiX/UNION IpOUNTIfS SRuincs , To Publicity Chairman: S'welers Would you lik* somo.htlp In preparing newspaper re- lodiei? Wtllo to thli nawt- UNldN- JTUYVHANT AVI., NIAR VAUXHAU RD, paper and atkloraur "Tlpi LINMN - »fORTH WOOD AVI. ATHM ST. on Submitting Nsw> Re- KINIlW0rrH-IOULIVA*DATNO.19thlT. leam." f -Thursday, ' Vt-iber 1, "" ' Frustrated Highlanders drop opener Mulligan, Nielson Livingston PTA are presentad with will experience a to Xrisp' Scotch Plains attack, 16-0 Boy Scout awards Kngle Scouting Awards were presented yes» 'mini' school day Hy Hll.l. I OV KIT Af i -iniJ.lv. the Haiders managed only one Cocoran's pasies just missed their mark, terrtay tn Colt M. Mulligan of 278RaveniWood I he- '.ov. I ivin[!stiin [nnfhail team hud no first »n in fh. first hull —on n roughlng-the- f hi* one bright spot in Cov, Livingston's attack rd, snd Tnomag Neilson of 219 Olen rd., bodi •I'tmity. However, Crlip 1s the type of IMA I'" •• HI.' int" »'H I*1 tii.-l i iie• xf rim- sil.iv, '>et; luss tn P'ntch n-ins. ih(> playi-rs mntched the runin two accnunted for Hogiona''s onlv offeni"! of by troop 177 at riie Community Presbyterian 5 i. w iv .in tin- llth try, lie Alii just that u' 7 311 p." -lie i Him lln'i- Hfliclp'? hlnndPf f'l hlun.ler throughout the go nl fJlP grinn* "Unin^l a fonrh *> '• 1 F'sitder Ht* '''lurch, unfie-r Scoutmaster Kenneth Drysdal*. |:irni' h'lt, uiiliVr Sn^foh PlrMn^, roulfl not niif'y tl'n>ii"h thu si-i-.jnd quarter, going 47 a sb'irt t»i curs »^nSf>. Mullijan joined Troop 177 in 1965, He re- . .^ni" n;1 «uii fh. t'li' pl'V wtion tln.y h,id to. yar*1 II Hi- ^iLip whik> Dnve Huf and Bob will (r.||n» §l,,,itf>"i! HI (In. stu- Sntiininy th" Ilighloivlci s mwi HiIIside, ci'ived junioi leade'ship trBining in 1966 and In ni'ny I *'vp=.i/f... Ihr 'k'te:'! w.is mor^frus- Zefi. i ..in, win! ant'b'ir thp right fide of the dent'nss daily i i',ii"iit6 wil which lust to KegioniU 1M4J last year, and advoneed n patrol leader, troop instructor tr itinj! ti'nn it Region it hmi hemi pushed off Refi I ii. 's'riSf-'. wffe resting on Eht? sideline, the opportunity t,i jinn tlii- 1'1\ Jt this t'»i". dropped its npftner to Railway last week. The and senior pntrol leader, Ht is » mambtr Of tiie [icld, Iliu lUjhliinders played on n par Cri'i '\il tiiiuugh Hoi's aput, evaded two c-turtWy. p»t. 17, sfn>r thp tontbttlJ jiamii, offense is suspect and Regional slcuM be tile Order of the Arrow, a society for honor phy.:|. rils wit1' rln- R.iMrts thn wtlrr H'IP, (afI ' in "IK " "!»• H1- • •iiin.i 1 liuj^Miii Mip 1 alii' tn rontniii it. Rut if Rpgi ' I- "' nil'. c.imprf s, He if n sftUdr at Oov, Livin|stOri •\- --(utM t'Hiii.. iw.'i '')• I" pt'linHe p Hiritl, %n\* .iv li-.i- Mnn«fi(pr the rost nf the way, p*;i. M'jney nni.W (intii this C'Vi^'t [H >vl., ill*- entire R ruder offense for the sch"'U'hips, '" •.W'lpiit - t ill-*i. .if .H..MI- n, ' 'liiFMfn iif "He f'iftg pnss. whirh WBS • • . Nielpon joined Iroop 177 In 1965, He has ilir fn til, M» Uii < 'Isp, pMivpii flip d«fii1ing aft. > ahle thrillgli i,,, I'I A r»-.luU it,i the hands ol a Scotch Plains re- All -SI,\1|. Ilii.l.HACK Chnrrh IVicp nn- Bp.wixl OF nrpsistam patrol letder, paa-ollead- iciului in tin1 g.imt'. (ii»p uniHi both Scutch np|.. Supp"r will be s«rved cgiipinn.'iniv it"t" -';3<> •'ir I'TuiprB never mnvpd the bull' duirs., tuc.ly7U Regional sucar team which is er, senior patrol leader and junior assistant Plni'ie f, irM.-iwm 'i* I' f? riiniT iM pi'Oirl^ed CP' "•til II.III., i slime, * ili.il prr.vtM iinythinji, it wfi-- thsf ranlfwl %cni.iff' IT •"•'• • r - iliMt.ii.o may be better tj If,-1, ii" with t,,p rankcil I'injrv. Orflpr "I flip Armw, Hp Is a junior at the '.airmen I". |Q - 71: (i Newark Academy V)A ipent this past summer f up rii. II.TP nwny r'| ul: . _ pi *yeci pn 'ltRt TI'' H'ghlandr-ra w'o hint I Ini^n CnthoHr, ;•,,...;,,!>• •, hh ii.Ifliid ijpr^i. In r sp*' .t "tidying »f 1"fi)"' Uni ersity, -1 ' ITIM" lii,l three ( fl, -)n tw" goals by lion Stepii. and one hy pptosidrn'. . Mi-. 1 I''tips H-aiHnil ill ('s'ldi-'atps f"i 'he Pagle S^mitiag Award nlili- , "Hi iiiii-i < (ipn • i.nrv Whitr '•! thp 'ipennr. h.ivp fllmniit all of vifp-prcinleiit, Mrs, Walter Ri"»-n: n-ii'i'l ! have rn nrgnnivp and i-ondiiet a community '.j^ , \ IF ,1 ns£, ( inv. • il il (• il hiiiii] f Net'iunal w,is ilnn^rkfr. last year's team, UuVr rrrunie«-i include K ing •tf-'ptnfy, Mr1!, i c-iter N-*I". "'i'"1 ,., ,| win -h r- .Jiilr..' in ' prnjTt. (iilligaM cart-@d out a paper drive lit , iw.> mtrr"ep= hi ' ii iiiii ('ling Iwn ftmihle.i hr s;lvrM.i c.iry Mockn. Kon Kakul, led W'.n-.-. IV,ug „,,,! ponding •M-cretary, Mrs. Philip Sir-enng Jt.. uiHiitiiM li•••! tlin- lini- this past spiinii which nettiad $173,60 which 1 >n i punt whhMi was tnii i h«ir by 'i.irtinsi pwriy a p*?rferfly-rhrE?wn ' iirt Mnhn" arei Alan I'.msllp, was d-mated t-, thp Mountainside Public LJ, trea'Uifr, Damyl Spii'til; pr mt-M ' U I 'I'dfim I 1 Aho: fa. ulcy.repregaiitiiiivf. Mi •. J.li. Wilson; hii>li run |rii l-.rr .lim p.'i ii' in Jni Si'i ireii t» IiiM DiDirjp and by (.iKirhpri hy Hrilph Hiart'hl, Mpgjiinnl is B brary, Niflso't flpanrti out snrneof the streams = j Student Comfrill repreaeniativ.., ( atliy Cl.ihhy; IT nl'nnqf nintir tr "vi i thp ^r.. ithit. tn ' IHM' * MP|i in rh*3 '>j*^n whpn li*i hnH nn dpfi'ijtp r*.nt"fi'l"i f.,i ili, ^MM . ln,,ir.i..Mf,hif tn nnd armind Moiintain'id", including thosnby riiic ypar. /ilso, bulletin, Mrs. F, M. Siifrwo.i.i; .arvcri li if! I'^fri-mi'ly fniRti ntiny ti> l"Sr i game fiiii if' n' Ol IliMl. clip TiMiisifie MII^I ni'i and rhp MoiLntainiidp day, Mrs. Wipaffi Rueh, Mrs. I heodure Win ft!; on three plays hut («>v, Livingston did it. The ill, pi'ihlem Rpgional coach Ai Kluck will Cornmunity Pool, high school garvlCB, Mrs, J»n>*s rumras, • )l L.M.R ATHLETH — Hill Ruff Of MounLuln- high center map resulttici in a snfety and two hair ti sulvu this week it how ft get his tejm i 1 1 Those rpridiicr ng the ceremony were Drys- hospitality, Mrs, FMwey Dykes, Mn. Krtmnnfl sidp Is a litv-hn' kar for the Mors«BnColie|p • r ir-iifiui f 'in?: hy ' ri*5p n '5iiit."' in < inrhdnwns, pi. in cf ti^n^ , ely, Six titties fiov, Ijvingstun w-i i i----'d\ I'lains territory =^three time;? Miss Roth mnroHs da!", Hills I'PIII- nf ;''() rartridge rim, Peter Krol, Mrs. Walter Ghnstoffeti, Mrs, l-dw.mi tirayhounds of HetSiienem, i'rt, A tatMnesg ft look Si or h i'lp'tis ,'iU [) ^ec'^nd^ to R. tanssig qi i is1} W'iippoorwlll wny snd Mullin; l"li", Kli ' MV> "• Huff of ,PH Upeview dr. Puff marre*! last 14 nni nnver fiuweil down. Nn hlghlander got Mountainside, Lover; year fm '•"•• ' i,inn^tnn P^ginnai Higt' wtiiin 1^ v-ii'i-- nf ( risp, whfi ^prnif'"dthrough J.....I It i i> in thp gamp. Moving frim the junior College, Auhiirnda'e, which shp is a Also, program, Mrs jarnFS i'almnuiFit, Mi's. School. n lioir hiji eMcin^h for the re" t ni hic. teiim, the R'V nil u) •!> the- Rai'iet four, That march frpshmin, TherP are ^1' freehmnn nnrolloH v •, ' -I *lien rw'i nf qunrr^rhRrk Kevin TIEN-AfiERi William Kiikis, Mrs. John Hurry; pnhl'ciry, t' ij.h < I. iiv I -i mi litlvh, rVf-H rhr ih^^r i^Tlpr S. at thp snhonl. f nil S»ft '»« Mrs. Robert lones, Mrs*W, Paul tirant. par- liamentanan, Mrs, Mian rietil-,; eafpry,_Mre. Gene Simpson; telephone, Mrs, palmer Town- Picketing teachers send, Mrs. Walter Biuli, Mrs. Frerterif rimi- pber, Mrs, Walter Degrailwrdt,; ways and means, Mrs. jess Fvins, Mr--. II. M. rt> "-ml charge board with er, Mrs. J.mie^ Murdock jr. failing to negotiate Two librarians The Mountainside Touchers' Association piekered Monday night in front of the Bpprh- We've added womi School while1 an open hmis*? fnr parenr^ going tp institute w.is being condufipd Inside, Oliver Deane, spokesman fur Uie MTA, Two Union County Regional High School said that there are rwo tnairi reasunR why the District libraninf will attend the seennd of assoeiarltin picketed. The teochers nre prn- a series of regional library institutes to be testin| that the Board of Education has not held Tuesday at Perona Farms, Andayer, negotiated with them. Deane said that ."this another star. Attending wijl be Mrs. Blanche Winhury is the only town in Union County where the of David Brearley Regional High School, and board has refused to negotiate on items other Mrs. Fay Friedman of Cov. Livingston Re- than salary," The MTA"also claimed that the gional High School. The theme of the insti- hoard refused to heed the fai'tflniler's re- tutes is "Librarians for the '70s: Updating port. Skills and Services," Deane said that the teachers want the board The •instttntii are co-sponsored by the to negotiate and to accept the [actfinder's "Almost:' cpmmltte,^ en instttuces of th* New Jersey report. He said, that the MTA cannot see why the Library Association; the Public and School board has taken "this extreme position of Library Sejvlcii Bureau, Diviilon of the nol_w»nting to neptjate." State Ubrary, Archives and History, Depart- The MTA elajmi that New Jersey Public ment of Edubition; and the Graduate School of Law 303, staling that boards of education and Library Service, Rutgers Univsrsity. Chair- teacher associations have to negotiate terms man of the iriiHtuMg committee is Mrs. ind conditjonj of employment in good faith, Helen MonigomMy. dlredtor of the Berkeley is applicable to their demands. The associa- Heights PuBBrtiBrary. tion wants the following" to be negotiated: Compounded Quarterly. personal leave and sabbaticals, iquitablc din- $ militl procedures, working hours and teach- Minimum deposit only 100. in| load, proetdurei for teacher evaluattoni Iwo women hurt notification of professional opaiings within die system and rights and privileges of the Guaranteed 2 through ID years as cmr~eams free MTA, ••*• at your option Two women were injur«d, one seriouily, Deane said that the association does not whe^Mheir caK.,W a tree, last Wedn*gday want to have to go Into court. Two of their feeling at Charles itrt*t war Old Grove ' picket llpis said, "Keep Mountainside out roa4 according w Mouniiiniide pollee. They of court" and "Court dates Cost." When vkii taken 6e Overlook Hospital, Summit, by asked about the possibility of the teachers* tlfe Mountain^ifle Rescue Squad, going on strike, Deane said, "The teachers The driver, Hllde Winter ol 1038 Charles will do what they have to. Interpret it as you at., was ffflitid and discharged. Her pas- will." senger, Lleie Enghofir. 56, who is visiting Members of the MTA passed out flyers at from Germany, if in fair condition in the hos- the Echobrook School during an open houie pital's inwnjive care unit suffering from Tuesday night, A spokesman said that the fractures of die elbow, inkle and a facial teachers did not picket there .because they bone below bir rtjjht eye, a hospital spokes- would have interfered with traffic, They are man, said. planning to picket in front of the Deertield Middle and Elementary schools next week " Mrs. WlnBr told police that she had just during their open house nlghEB if thi board pulled out of^hjr driveway and was traveling continues to refuse to negotiate, Deane said. east on Gharieg street. She s»id that she had Dr. Livin Hanlgan, " superintendent of flowers which' fell from the front M«. As schools, ind Grant Lennox, prtsident of the sbe went to grab th8m ihi accidantly itepped Mountainside Board of Education, declined to oij the accelerator, loit control of her car, comment on the board's position. ran,'off diroad and struck the tree, police League to discuss Personnel hired for high school- -~f- Tfiurch inTRounci' Two teachers and a custodian were hireo ; The emphaieg of' 'The church in the Round" lait week for Cov, Livinjston Regonal High ' will be explained Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. when School, Berkeley Heights, by die Regional the League of Reli|iouf Qrganmtiong holds an Board of Education. lnter-faltti dialope session at the First Bap- Richard A, Matarante of Union will receive tist Church of We«Bi«!4 Thi» program at the $10,500 to rtaeh physleai education. He «lio First Baptist Church is open to metnbtrs of has been appointed as assistant football co*eh, all the religious groups of the Wesrtield irea Matgrante rtceivra hii depee from Falrlalgh and to people who are not locally involved in Dickinson Univirsity, His experience include! We!Tfreallyewited-aboutourn#w a church. six yeari at St. AJoysius Hi|h School and ttiree Premium Five Star Passbook Account. The R»v, William K, Gober, pastor of the years at Seton Hall Preparatory School, For years we vi bein offering a Five Star tibst church, announced that the 7 to I p.m. Bonnie L, Sttathman of Union will teach hcfur will be used to enable p«ople to s«e the language with a sUary of $8,000, She received Passbook Account and piylng the highlit Isgil facilities ol the church and to diieuss with a bachelor of arts depee from Wisconsin rate permissible Its members the reaion for theie facilities State University. Her experience includes one Now wi're oifiring an evin bettir deal. Our afld the variety of uses thty houit. y*flr at Thorp Junior-Senior High School in Premium Five Star Passbook Account, , .Wisconsin. ...„_.,. ,„ ... , -,. . . - - In order to g wit the added emphasis it Mlchrtl Dansak of North Plalnfield has been hlr«d as a custodian. He will r*celve a salary disarvaswi wanted to add i Star. Regional students of $S,6S0. But whiri' FIRST NATIONAL STATB BANK OF NiW JIHSiY, S60 Broad Street. Niwark, Nsw Jersey 07101. Opinion! varied, ,-• I understand I can open a Premium Five Star Paiibook "Next to the ,vord Prertiium. And mike it big,' Aeeount for as little as 1100, And (Hat I «an esrn 5M% per pick class officers Ronstock earns "Add it in the cluster of existing stars." year. Send me a iignaturS card, Elections for the 1970-71 Student Council ElectionB fnr the 1970,71 Student Council I\UII3IW»IV »WII lid "Add it, but ri-design the clustir." O i admit that Ihis'is a very rimarkable plan, And I would repcesentittves at Oov, Livingston Regional like to Hriow more. Bind mi your brochure, rO^H'School wire" Held lMIfwltk with fiva mem*-™ ~—, JiHow about putting iton the back?-J._._.v,._,., bers. from each of the sophomore, junior and Army promotion "Yeah. And print'as iittliisf 100'onit." Name,, senior classes elected. Paul T. Rottstoek jr., son of Mr. ind Mrs, "Mike it blue." "Btvel the edges." The senior class repre»entatives gr« Kevin Paul T, Rottstoek of 1334 Birch Hill rd,, And 10 on. i Corcoran, Bob Honecker, Bill O"Day, Peter Mountainside, hii been promoted to Speclali« _Stat«. Saloom and Nancy White! The Juniors are Ra- ! wMle serving in Vietnam, Through i ribw star we wanted to show this \ chel Johnson, Donna Kalajlan, Barb Ludd, Liz Rottstoek Joints! the Army in 1968 foUowini is no ordinary passbook account. BICBUS* it isn't, Ovyen arid jlobln. Rose; thi sophomores, Patty jp-aduation If o"m Arthur johhson Re (penal High - •__™'-Weioweredthe-minimum>equireddeposit Barry, Richardpryan, Doui Islalb,ThtaKlein School on i mllitiry leave from Bell tele-' "to $100. * •, ' • and Mary Beth Tttaky. phone laboratories. •Chuck Price, Smdent CouneU president, said After bisie training at Ft. Dix, he was And every arcount is insured up to $20,000 that a special student council homeroom is tt-ansferred to Erlangen, Cirmany, in Decem- by-F.D.I.C, planned so that students can participate more ber 1968 anti in July 1969 wii promoter^ to The inters!! >s higher. Guaranteed Vh% ptr netl ocrivitiea. 'Speer-^r^^P^fiJ^in-Gorniany-lot 15 fnoatha*= :. Other, eaicers ire Harjld RosentWgentWg. ylgiylgi-.. Ha_waHa wass transferre..-..,.„ d to VleBitni in Miy l£70. _flnri nf mi iris we namad it PfemJUffl Five presiaern,; Mlsaks HayaiU, fecording S«re- HiTs a meehanie, taryj Cathy Clabby, corrtsponding isecretary, Stir Passbook, andBobblelslleb, treasurer, JohnKnoU is the Which, ultimately, meant confution if we faculty advisor to the council. tried to add a sixth itar, . UTI leader will fill Finally somebody had i very bright idea. And here it is, Smifh gefs cfegree froWtips&lW Thi prtsldtnt of the WeitfttldAKa dKam- : ber of CommBrea, ChristtpSar.il, Wimpl», Randall Dianne Smith; ot 37 Indian trail,- has" appointed P«ul' jl Bardtti of Union T«oh» MountaWside,' wai awarded a bachelor of arts nieal inititute, Mountainiida, to flu the mm- A FULL\ degree at Ups»la College's annual President's pired Mnn as board member of John Lock- SERVICE Convocitiori at the start of the fall semester. wood of Bell Teltphom, who li beini trana- J ii st Jlational ^tatc BANK, Miss Smith, who majored in Spanish, (ilana to ferred to Summit, be a teaeaer, Shsisa|raduateofGoy. Uviiiis- Hi will be intro,dueed at the annual meeting BANK OF NEW JERSEY ton Reglpnai Hl|h Scliool'ln Berkelay Hiighta. and dinnor dance to bo held at Weiland's S»ak ,- To/ai Risotttut Oil' SBOO Million Miss SmJeh was among 69 students awardid Houii, Mountainside on Saturdjiy, iXBCUTIVl OPWCIt 550 Broad Slreel, Newark, N.j. 07102. degrees it-the coBvocafloB, which fiatured ad- RtglonalOHice; Mlllbum. Roglonnl Olllet! Mullty dresses on the goals and prtoriBig of Upiala 397 Mlllburn Ave.. Milibmn, N. J. 07041 ' 350 CihliB SI,, Nulley, N.J, 07110 p In the 70's by Dr. Carl Fjtllman, prtjidentof iXiCUTIVIS ragd OMP Wont Ad» when hiring MtmtiirFBIC IB Off/eel Sin/ing CMttell. Itvingtan, INingiton, MHIhmn, Niwuk Nulls'? tnrf Oisngi. Upsala, and Arthur And^rsori, president of die omployooi. Drag 'ohoul ,oun,ll IDI only S3.201 Studeht Senate. Col! M4.7700, doii*9 (e SiOO. JiiiiKlljiiiiiuSiliiiiiliiniiiiiliiiiiniiuni Thursday, October 1, 1970- Dr, Louriq speaks at the age of 34 while her second play, "The Pop singers, Broadway play Sip In Sidney Bruniteln's Window" wii iun« nlng on Broadway, The flrnt of tout1 of bW to TB Association posthumous works entitled "To Be Young, Dr, Donald B. Louria, profissor and ehllr- in Soulful Weekend' at NSC Gifted and Black" has just been published man of the Deparment of Public Health and the other thren are to be published this and Preventive Medleine at the NiW jirsey The Newark Stati College Center Board The Chambers Brothers combine rock, rhy- year. niiliiilil(lliiliiiiiiim(iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|il|ii/ii iiiiiiiiiilitllfl ."•>. I;MII mum College of Mediolni and Dentistry In Ntwark, has announced plans for a "Soulful Weekend" thm and bluei, counny-western and gospel The play which will be presented at Newark wil present the luncheon address at the 64th of activities for me new academic year. The m their pertormanees, They wlU "pi" It State College (Union), has been adapted for LEAVE THE SCENEI Dear Amyi you forget about a guy who Is annual niietlng of flie Tubereuloili-Riipifa- scBvlties begin on Friday, Oct. 16, with «n all together" beginning at S p.m. in th» stage by Robert Nemlroll, Bie playwright*! Dear Amy! My problem needs you, I've someone "special" to you? tory Disease Association of New Jersey, The appearance by the popular singing group, rheater for die Performing Arts, producer husband. The original New York I im 29 ind my problem la been seelngaboyforBnionths, Need Sleep meeting wlU be held in Trenton next Wed- the Chamber Brotherl, On Saturday, Oct. "To Bi Young, OUted and Black" *>tll »lso producUon of the play was directed by Gent • my father-in-law who ii in mostly every weekend. Just a Dear Sleep; nesday, , 17, there will be « performance of Lorraine be presented in the arts ibwif"". hv *• Frsnkel who is also the director of meeurTsnf' his late 30'g. He swni a busi- couple of days ago he told He may have cared yester- Dr, Louria is the author of three books Hansberry's play "T« Re Young, Olfted inrt nrl|iruil Broadway cast. Mt pljy 'Indisns," ness which hli ion anffl and me off md It really hurts, 1 day, but today is a whole new dealing with me drug problem. He Is presi- Ulack," The play ii ttie biographical sfnry nf Lor- In 1970 ttie prnductton has been on national i couplt of other people run. eire a lot for this guy, but ball game. Start dating Others dent of the New York State Council si) Drui Four of the Chambers Brothers come from nine Hansbsrry, me author of "A Raisin tour, playLng to sell-out audiences and re»* Because of the kind of busi- 1 don't love him. He says he on the double and you'll find Addiction and a member of the Committee Mississippi and one is from Yorkshire, Eng- In the Sun," It recreates the world of the reiving ertUcal acclaim throughout. ness thii Ii, my father-in- never has Uked me, but what more "specials" in the boy on Problems of Drug Dependence of the Na- land, Known for ttitlr dynamic performances, playwright and her experiences as a Black Tickets for die Chambers Brothers S&neert' law end 1 are alone together 1 can't understand is why ho field. tional Academy ol Science of the Division of they have appeared on the Dick Cavitt and artist, An inter-racial cast of seven present and the play "To Be Young, GiftidandBtaek," at times. No bocause we want drove so far out of his way Address all letters Wi Medical Sciences, the Medical Society of New j"hnny Carson ghows and recently completed i kaleidB^cope of moods and images from mny b

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IRVINCTON 3W-12W (Copyright), irtHJUunitttunjiitniiitii Gross asks the 1970 Now Jereey Marketing Institute, Bergen growth cuts Yonkers sneezes13th in an annual aeries, will bo held Oct. ,29 at jib.* -NliWU 'lp, Princeton,, according for change to an inhouncement by State Secretary ,irf Agrtculnjre Phillip Alanipi, david BURR in jury laws Rutgers' study shows pollen got crowded out II iwople inYQnkeri N,Y,,areine«zlngleSS, BUT WHAT HAPPENED in Bergin County MOVING? Find 9 ripufsbii Mgvt) In ih» Want Nels.ui Urns'., Republican 1 lince 1932 to change the kind of pollen falling Ad Saiflan, rnnt'tiluO' '(« tin1 U.S. SPIIJW, thm mighi thank tfie people In Berg«n County, carter wen awl ht^s will bring his liiu'si nrop'm.il N.|., although neither group may realize the on Yonkers? fur [Hiirp pffectiyp I.IW PII- r'Lifiiinslup Involved, They related the change* to the population 1059 SPRINGFIELD AVI fnicfnir-nt into 12 iif tJif «t nrf "• i ins is one possible conclusion froma study Ihifti that took place in the county, ?1 count!'*1- thl* wiJrl=. Cdii.l" -tefl by two RutgersLiniversltybotanists. All-"• M. Solomon and Dr, Murray F, Buell, "Two major population migraHons were IXn Mg c.unpiiiU'i ,i|'|ipiir- important in producing the vegetaUon found in IRVINGTON illirrs flu iiii(!lioiit the FUti", wli.' investigated pollen changes In Yonkers p'i'i .1 is-year period, Bergen County In the 1930s, FlMt, a move- Open Every Monday nnd Kfidqy Till 9 P.M. tirus-'-. h.'tf fililiniiV'M'v'i'B' "We ment of rural population out of the county and need not h- ,ifi ,m,l iif tin- ifi in i ineliiting their research with studies re- into the cities occurred from the end of thfl 'hiw and i-nf nf the same six-story building in 70-year-old fields containing some red maple, V'nli'is when? it predecessor had Collected gray birch, and tret of heaven, and rarely business colleagues of ours, and we thought UUE STARTS FRIDAY M CM require J uiuniiiioiis ViTtuu pniion in IW, Solomon and Dr.Buelldascrtbtd more than 30 feet tall. Shrubs In these fields for the next few weeks we'd like totr y ou> fn, rnmicfinp^ in \i» \ fH'l* hand at it too. 9-10 AM I" f, P M tiiu ufiii'v is "a unique opportunity W analyze Include some wild black cherry, sassafroB, cli.nif '" "• itmuspherie pollen" over a spanof staghom iumae and oakjaplings. What prompted our decision wai a viilt I'mntMij; mil IhJI Ur'Mt v- ,ir As farming declined" in Bergen County, to our shop the other day of a frtend In illy Iff puilii relanons work who was Writtng a j111 y m h Mi i '.ismfyirijf (he pollen according to the Solomon and Dr. Bueli point out; there was a TOR MEM, BOYS nnJ film < release for a zoo and was having ttouble M= fni nvit'ti-'f S|H-. 'i- of tree or herb producing it, they were migration of white collar workers from the nhlr t« drii'v f (inclusions about the changei that finding collective words tor wild BILL BOTTOM j large cities outside the eoun^i to rural areas UlllNC |H SNFF7F M — PopuLitinoShifts t...'l nliite in the plant population o£ the area, In the county, animals—« surh as pride of lions, herd vefili' i millcnti'S tliitgliilth". lii,.y louml it marked decrease In the amount of of cattle and etr, f in Bffpii I'rinty, N.j,, resultiiig in a sharp "The movement was in full swing by the turn hpt'n pstnhhshrd *i^v>>" l i pi.lien frijin two natlv* hardwoods, hickory and What started off as a lefjSmite query r^iisnu^hlp ticMiiif/ ** drop in ihp I'Tpage devoted to farming, of the century and continued until the depres- CORDUROY hi • .-k "iiiiiut, and a marked inereaM in pollen sion." The early movement of white collar turned intc a game with other customers ">\frpr the HriEl.ih idiinti"! h:iyp i"il 'H a reduction "i the amount of nt thi? impulnt itreet trees, sycamore and workers into Bergen County followed previous- offering thpse suggestions: a Mush of 99 this ooiuiil puipnsiil. It IUIPS/1 pnllen iri Vnnkers. N,Y., orcorrting to a m.lpip. ated the delays caused by Hutgerl Ihiiversily study, ly exilting rail lines, they laid, forming resi- elephants, a wallow of rhinos and i stripe 'hung juries' and speeded up Among the herbaceous plants, there wu i dential clusters at about one-mile jntermlis of zebras, SLACKS along the railroads, A baseball huff offered this! s myopia MOST ARE "NIVER IRON" criminal tr'-'ls," Gross n'Wil. rntiiKtmn nypr the S5-yaar period In pollen 'MANN" SLACKS INCLUDED 4 "Of must '.ijsnifiranap h.ni frnni j!iiiBB#s, ragweed, pigweed,lamb'squar- Afttr World War II, computers began to fill of urnpirei. YfLLOW^QRANGE .L~T.Pi i RBI TO b*?P'l flu? dinp HI file rrimr r.'tt: Williams volunteers fr-r and the amaranths, in the areas between and beyond the com- • GOLD .SROWN .&CAMB1 «lnee tin is step was tukfii." Ihi'y pondered the source of pollen In muter rail lines with new developments. The Next column we'll have some other 18.98 really terrific collections, but meantime SI Zf i 27 to 31 In Length. lhc 'W.yoar-iililfiiriTO'i ;la • Vmitprs after noting that little vegetaUonal postwar boom added more than SOD people per open headquarters chnnpc had taken place there or in New York square mile to the population of the county. we want to remind you that now's thiHme iiist.ini I . S. attorney udtiiHi to freshen Up your winter garmenti ...culte "wr must spped up rruU in firy, juet south of Yonkers, Th«y pointed out, Solomon and Dr, Buellsmphaiizedthatlthai J^N'Sand SOTS Ihp ' Volunteers fnr Sertator Williams" hnwpypr, that eaatem Bergen County, N.J., been this final population «urge, "blanketing them out of storage, ready them for cool- tiiis n.ition if our courts are weather wear. PILE LINED CORDUROY going to sprvf. ,is fhppf'nrtivp nppiicl tjieir stale headquarters at 27 Academy raw and a half miles to the weit, has been anthe couniryslde with manicured lawns, con- deterreni ihpy r.w to (u st. in Newark lust Sunday, The headquarters iiiiporTanr source of Yonkers pollen, crete sidewalks, paved itteets and shopping For professional service in dry r-rimin/ils. The ^ure^f Wily r,f will rwirtlliiflte the pfforts of supporters lor <;nl"mnn and a. Buell cited the observation center parking lots which h»s drasHcally cur- cleaning, laundering —- ONE-STOP 1290 cutting into nur rising crime rhf. rf—cloction nf Sen, Harrison A, Williams Jr, of an enrlier botanist who pointed out that the tailed available sites for growth of wtad- SERVICE, in by nine dirty, out clean by In a mes^a|e to the group at the opening five-thirty, your finest shop is MAYFAIR BUSH COATS »!S. I19.M ratPs Is to rnste our rourts Yonltprs pollen count rises abruptly asthe wind pQUlnat«d herbs such m grasses, ragweed, the swift instruments nf jus- cef eninfiies, Spn, Williams said^ '1 am Mows from the weit toward YonJteri, plantain, pigweed, lamb's quarter and amar- CLEANERS, 29I-40th St., at Stuyvesant and NORFOLKS Men's tice that they originally wjTu (Iplighitirt and honored that so many people who This was especially noted with ragweed anths, thus reducing the quantior of herb Ave. and Mill Rd,, Irvlngton. Open Mon. intended to be. The inorditmte are not Usually active in party politici have pollen, three-fourths of which was deposited pollen in the air," thru Fri, 7 a,m. to 6:30 p,m., Sat. 7 ajn, . BROWN ,TAN del»ys caused hy the inability taken It upon themselves to organize in my on days when the prevailing winds were from And that's nothing to sne«ze at, for people in to 6 p.m. ____^_ BOY'S SIZES 8 to 20 1490 of juries to reach unanimous behalf." Bergen County, Yonken, MEN'S SIZES 38 ts 46 verdicts and consequent mis- RIO. $24.95 trials are in large measutv MEN'S arid SOY'S L0NG4LiEVI responsible for the jii'lin.il Stassen to open logjams in this nafion," Rider UN series DRESS FRIDAY DEADLINE Harold E,Stassen,longtime All items other than spot news national political figure who SHIRTS should be in our nfficp hy in recent years has teen an 99 noon on Friday, international lawyer, will be ALL ARB "PIRMANINT PRESS" the fust speaker in a Rider • SOLI PS and STRIFES In s Complete Variety el College lecture series. pslhipn Calefi dhd Up-Te SILBiBG ^ The only one of the seven CsMsr Stylei 2 United States drafters and . BOYS SIZES S to 20 RIG. TO UM signers of the IJ.N, charter ,MENS UHts 16H Diamond! • soil living, Stassen will dit- REPAIR S REMODELING cuss the founding years of the LoniinBa- Aeeytmn- Buieva UN Monday at B p,m. In the NEIOHBOR5 WANT YOUR used items, Tel cm whgt yay have. Run d 13-5. Ofonge Art. So, Org. 7S2-3SS* theatre of the new Rider Stu- lowtoil Cio.silieJ Ad. Coil S84.7700. dent Center, /

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SAVi .81,39 Get 2 chicken platters for Because of your generous and immediate I response to our request to cut down the i I use of electricity during the recent hot I ^spfills mffiere able tocontinue toisugply 1 power to most of our system without 1 "I" interruption. The extreme heat caused a 1 I huge demand for electric power - much Bring this coupon to JR Hot Shoppes. platter you'll get a quarter of chicken **< I more than normal. And during this 1 Buy one Papf>y Parker Smoky Mountain (dark or light), french fries, cole slaw, period a number of large generating Fried Chicken Platter for the special a flaky biscuit with horiey, chicken eating 1 price ol 990. And we'll give you another tools, and a wet nap for your sticky hands, I units were forced out of service because Chicken Platter free! With each This offer void after October 4,1970, of tsi^uipiimiiu UrtttKuovvJud. IJLrtryll&IlKS 1 toyou we made it, It's-nice to^now that I Buy one Chicken Placer. Get the second one frit, I when extreme emergencies occur we I have your understanding. I I Little things mean a lot at I I I Offer good only at: I CRANFORD HILLSIDE MILLBURN , • „ SCOTCH PLAINS I W, South Avenue and .431B Liberty Avonue Opening November 70 325 Terrill Ropd Union Avenue |ist oil Routo #22 Pear lust oil Route #22 I Bristol-Myers I I next to Sein ©PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY >:.;/•)•,*:;•"»# , October 1, 1970- rulated Illnesses er Injuries. Organizations for peace ! 06,373 N. j. vets get Wartime veterans with • limited income who can BO, longer work beeauis of dli" cdmpensatfon, pension ability, whether or not tern are wartime casualties la ted to their sorrtce, should Some 106,373 veterans of An additional 185.363 vet- Someone hsl laid that In time of war the Fosdick ind Alfred p, Sloan, die president the 3,180,457 veterans re- erans who served hi other eonuet the VA Regional Ot» first casualty li truth. It might be added ttmi of General Motors, ceiving disability compensfl. periods, Ineludliig 5,894 f^om flee, 20 Washington pi,, until quits recently the second casualty has Newark, New Jersey 07102, Dr. Fosdick spoke on "The Challenge of Bon or pension from die Vet- New Jersey, receive VA com- phone 645-2150, been organized peace movements. the Economic Crisis to the Church and die erans Adminlstratton are pensation because of serviee- Parti of the slender records of one now Individual," Of, Butler dwelt on "The Meet- from New jersey. defunct peace organization may be found In die Ing of the Peace Machinery with the Economic Of these, 80,062 veterans UjlilliilllliiiiiiiiiiimiiHiuiiiiiimi (iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiillllllllllllllllllillnllllllllllliunniint special collections ol the Rutgers University Crisis," Morgan explained "Howlnternadonal are receiving disability pay- Libriry at New Brunswick, Tht records IM Finance Meets die Challenge,*1 and Sloan ments f«r servlce-conneeted I ¥0011 RETIRE those .of the New jeriey section of the National •Sited whether "Economic Boycott Is Peace reasons and 26,311 for Committee on the Cause and Cure of War, a or War?" reasons not related to mili- AT HOME , , large and at bno timo very Active organization Mrs, Beggs, appearing on fte Martha Deane tary service, according to Mr, dedicated to the cause of peace. program on radio otatlon WOR on Dec, 6, Paul M, Nugent, director of The national orjinjaatlon wt's founded In 1931, told her audience' that "the chief pound the New Jersey VA Regional I.innii al lie finesI in a ^ffloil 1925 and die New Jersey section wap founded, on which the battle for peace was fought,, Office in Newark, who cited e^argmiciil fasKignj Enjoy, Flsh- ihortiy thereafter by tha, latuMrs, Carrie early In the 19th century was in die church. statistics made available inir, 5wimminBl Ocifing, B«ilehil Chapman Can, fte spirited suffragette, pease Nowadays we hear as many arguments for tweed on June 1970 reports. ami p.,,.•>« i'W In Ii hniidaIV re- movement leader, disarmament edveem, pro- peace on political and economic grounds as Of the 168,772 Vlemam era • ••" • i is idl««l fop either hibitionist and founder of the League of Women we do on religious ones," ,:rTC!S / veterans receiving compensa- vnral ign QF oliref - tion or pension, S.566 are If em One Qt Votera, The committee endorsed the League of Na- ANOTHER WW II CASUALTY — Urplnus College senior and part-time worker in the menu two. The committee flourished for a number of Uoni, United States toffy Into die World New Jeriey and "8,939 of die pfp Town- Special Collections U the Rutgers University Library Susan Mantz of Clark looks over 264,1*50 Korean Co'nfUet vet- years deiplte such eataolysmic events as tile Court and. Of course, disarmament. Above all, all'that remains of die New jeriey records of the National Committee on the Cause and Great Deprisilon, Manchukuo, *• collapse of it apparently had an almost blind faith In the erans are from this state. Cure of War, The committee was very active In a much different style than the peace Most vsteranF receiving Ehe Geneva Peace Conference and Ae League power of public opinion. movements Of today from 1925, until ioni»rtme during World Wnr ll. wl»>n i> »pi>nrninJv of Nations, the Italian invasion of Ethiopia cornpsnsatian and pension are In her radio broadcast Mrs. Beggs stated Just faded out of existence, , from World War 11 — «nd the Spaniah ClvU War, that "Napoleon didn't have to worry about fascism. They smuggled to keep America out 1,786,638 nationally of which Then it apparinfly faded out of wditsnee public opinion. Mussolini does," 66,283 ire from New jersey. iomewhere around 1943, at At height of fte '1 should say," she went on, "fliat Bie of the war but saw no contradiction In an IN Tt'f CPl' - organized peace movement Increasingly opraly Horticultural club Because World War 1 vet- Second World War,' chief criticism of the peace movement is erans are now reaching an $12,490 Perhaps World War n did it in. Perhapi that there Isn't enough of it, Public opinion supporting the Allies in their struggle against die forces of darkness as the war went on, average age of 76, most who not. That point ii unclear, Is so weak that it does not affect adequately will be organized receive payments do so be- Nevertheleai, flie frapientarY records at the Congressmen and other representatives The cover of a pamphlet Issued by the New cause they performed military Rutgers in two small boxes of die papers of of the people who are quick to feel nie pressure jersey Committee In 1939 quoted Thomas A meeting to form a statewide horticul- service and are now disabled, Mrs. Frederic (coj Beggs, a resident of of other, More determined groups," Manm "Democracy ii that form of society tural club for young people will be held rather than for service-con- Wyckoff and prominent elybwomtn, Mil an The chief weapon in die "peace movement" which is inspired above every otoer wim the Tuesday at the Rutgers College of Agricul- nected disabilities — 685,889 insBnetive and melancholy tale, (they used that phrase) in molding public feeling and consciousness of the dignity of ture and Environmental Science, New Bruns- to 84,595 nationally and 17,889 A tireless worker and remarkable opinion was the Marathon Round Table, so man. Fascism is a child of the times — But wick, W, Bradford Johnson, extension special- to 1,802 In New jersey. orpnizer, Mri, Catt formed a potent or- named "to present die same challenge to us Democracy Is truly timeless," ist in vegetable crops at the college, an- ganization based on seven women's organiza- In our work for peace today that me name On Dec, 8,1941, die following message was nounced this week, tions. Among tiiem were her own Leapt of has carried through die centuries which have sent to President Franklin D, Roosevelt on The purpose of the Club is to bring to- Women Voteri, the Federatton of Women'i elapsed since the first Marathon runner carried the declaration of war wim japan; gether persons between the ages of 10 and 21 Club!, the American AssociartQn of Unlver- the message to die people Of Athens that as-. "The members of the Administrative Com- who have an interest in any phase of horB- gity Women, the Federation of Business and sured them Uieir civilization has been saved," mittee of fte Nattonal Committee on die Cause culture-» fruit, flowers, vegetables, shrubs, Profeiiional Women and (be Women's Chris- Local discussion groups were founded by and Cure of War wish to assure you of melr trees, etc.—and pursue career opportunlfles. DISTINOTiVE tian Temperance Union, Mrs, Can In 1932 and by 1938 exlstedtn every complete support In the action you have The meettng will be held In Room 231, ttlUKCTIOSS I The women were both tndusffioui and am- state, plus Alaska and Hawaii, By 1938 the taken. We know that you have done all In your Blake HaU, Nichol avenue at 7:30 p,m. PORTRAITURE ftgnfl ((> ihi m blaoui, At their first conference speakers committee Itself usually had from 600 to 800 power to avoid this conflict and we are con- told the ladles that mere were 257 causes delegates to Its annual conferences in Washing- fident that with your courageous leadership Mountain Ave., Spfingliuld ton and claimed to represent 13,000,000 Ameri- victory wUl be on die side of the nations RENT THAT ROOM with s Wont Ad Only l£i par rloild Wednesdays of war and urged them to go home and find word imln, $3.20) Call 686-7700. die cure. can women, slanding together for right and jusHce," 311-1166 miiiiiiilltiliiltiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiitiiuiiiiHiiitiiiiiiiiiiUiiiiiii The ladles apparently went about their cask Mrs, Catt and other principal spokesmen ' -< • witti the sell assurance of those who count for the committee pointed out that none of friends among die mighty, A two-day corfer- the founding organizations which made up be •si snee at Princeton University in April 1983 committee were either socialistic, communis- A attracted such speakers as Nicholas Murray tic or pactHstic. Butler, the president of Columbia University, They had an abiding faith In democracy Ihepard Morgan, a vlce-preiident of tbeChase and therefore regarded World War U as a National Bank, the Rev, Dr, Harry Imerson struggle between world democracy and world NICiLYTRIMMED

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i'.i r -h'-,,--'> "• ' hurs.hiy, Octnhist 1, 1970 • MOUN I MNStnl' (N.. I'f' Immunization urged to shield Girl Scout leaders From rural to suburban mothers-to-be from rubella .meet' hf,ar ofneec |

p.M.'nts .if children .iged 1 through 10 In have been Immunized against rubella in public Homes and industry move in 'Mourn iiM-iiili- were urged this week byCharlei programs supported by the Now jerflfiy State foGirrl Scouadult leaderit , personneold and new, wert well - F, U. H-, iiivilth officer, to have their children Health Denaftrtinnt, By jANCF AlJlKR equipment was installed in , -I cars in 1941. comed at the fir it meetlni of the Mountainside imniii'iiAil igalnst rubelln In the public pro- (This is the lait in a series of mtirioo The volunteer firedepartn - t •vasorgiiniMd Community AsioclMlon of the Washington Rock grsn< which will be held Oct. 18.11 their chll- fvennj! the hlitory nf Mountainside.) in 1910 biit had no fire appaim, until 1915, At Girl Scout Council last week U the lihrary. dren h.-i-e nor already been protected. Time inarcheH on and Mountainside grew. that time they bought a horse drawn engine from Mrs, E, W, Messi, communlQf chairman, In- Industry moved in, Peepi* movtiri in. The Wastfield, On M«y 17,1'Jl5 thr department wn "I'MMI.I HI Cerman meaalei is usually mild troduced Mri, G, A. Ooldman as thenewcoun- Wjti'lKing ResPrvi>"qn «nd Echo L-'te Part l"corp"rnted us ,i "on-pnif it organization. lj i, nil i, led by a child but 11 it Is contracted ci 1 field director for Mountainside. by ,i ,.ip|;iiii't woman, rJiedatTiageioherunborii UriC eS[flbll"li.-il. And f'l ihlWtimi qfforfn.l The fire ho'isp nnginally was ittached to Plans for the coming Scouting year were ehiid in W serious/'lJotto said, Borough Hall, An OfdinniicP m« pnewH in discussed. In die Mountainside jubilee Fair M'ss Manetfl Parkhilfst renilm red ilhtuit i°44 W buy ths presi'iit fiiility. • I ,<•,it nil,ilniUsts point out thai childrenare this past Saturday, Mrs. Elmer Hoffarih led 1 1 ml. ininrsof ruheHu sothatii the chll- the jvjii.ibilit) of land. Witi'ln 7S year- t * The Rpseun Sqii.nl was nrg:uuz»i1 in DPceiTi" the the contingent of Girl Scouts In the parade. Mri. ,3q, Hoffarth's interest in Qirl Scouting itarttd In i iiki'Iiliuod of prpgiiani women contract" typi.-a 1 suburban community. There WHS a An uraiertii^or in Rdpolln liiinHted a hparap be i 1941 when she wai a leader. She and her Scout i. \l«", liif plrls 1 to 10 who are vac- unit when the mountain was nothing but which was remodeled into the squad's fust troop took part in the celebraUon of Mountaln- «l it tliis time will be ol potential child- fttn'mlanes. R(irf> *#n the q^ilrri IIBB r. ' oidt'i SOth anniveriary In 194S, wimii; witl a tow seatte*ef> hoiires, ihr said, ,„: .iin ip 1(1 to 211 years," Maid Dotto. t ) It wni also announced dial Girl Scout calen- ' hill Id, mi r (nt Disenpe Ciuntrol lnAtlanLi, dars will be available in November and the there fis a building boom four years prior MANY C'lANCl S i'iiv' ^niMfiiiMmintiimidp Co., 111, it, ihat Jii.iMi rliildren wer» born annual cookie sale is schedulid for January. t,i World War |I, The borough developed up during the past 7^ yr.iis. I he hormigh has wiii- . . ii II iii.fc.rts ,if(er an epidemic of m- Mrs, John j, MacArthur, leader of Junior the side nf the mountair tn include Rirfh grown frptrl a farming t'lsfrirf, -ir-irosinnally bell' -,ii i'i-vrs ago h«U inlected many women Troop SS7, described thi ovirnlght eamplni „.,,. i I,,, ••'..,.• ,,, .ilinrs, si«i in.mn i,,_ Hill, vntfh HiH, Orchard Pa>ka"dSky 'op, dietiirheni hv f i'-i- i-••!•••-., ( ul-nhiii. uip to Sinawilf by 22 Seouti In her poup, as- .ii,.i. people moved mtn parts of the valley that riifrutiunlry. sisted by two Senior Scouts from Weftfield were not built up, infiyditlg Hills' H nvfiliF, 'in , iMheliii '-an be is seriixus as polio The pt'Dlilatl'p - • har Boi»n 'fnif ipiis than MXJ »nd thrpe motbori, 1 i, I... h..f,'tc it wss conquered hy vridr- M'HIntilirn lew driv», <(.™-.-w i •••>•' •••••> in iboub i R.tXXl, rhf. i.I. if i'v nimintarl an' Mrs, Alessf stressed the importance of i iiiiriiiiii/.innii, NPW jersey did not have ^ Midland avenue", the valley tiavfi arlult pprsonnel in the Girl Scout propam to 11• — 1 mil |u oven enst' of pulin in the four Ule S( merset Bus Cci, was the fn et industry ""jved mtn town further the development of all leveli of icout- i «,,,-rihU. inclusive, Th is demonstrntes II- come into Mountainside, Its arrival in 1«7.S i changed 'Wprin^ht, Willis is selected Ing, and the need for adults to carry on the I,. Mianon candy .mj tills is what we want Imkpd the hnrough with S'imer>-ille, rlainl-sld, Many rharijies fanie liully. 1 he Imrs" and ideilR of scouSng, The glrli geek andneidhelp •uith • nbrli.i—make ii an unknown disease. Sprinp-fiplH. Newark and New Vork, Mall Mid huggv gave way "i th 'tiwt<'ihili>. Ri'-iils have from their adult leaders, and tMi provides an wi|l |i'i(*, i fnrtiT,- nirtih^i s nnfl their Puhi, Int. also eatiw in l<)25, Sinfe fhei an heen pavi-ri and HI, [[I,IH H"oitl'» il major for advertising post ideal opportunity for adulti to work hand In industrial area has developed almig nt '>"), link with nlhpf enitimiiriitiep, \hv rntning '^ Mill, r Mm inn ( impiiny, Hiihnioiid, Vs., hand with the girls—n rewarding experience 1 nspecidlly arnund (jlribe avenue, the telephunp., radiii jtnl ielt>VISIHM have hrniighi I HI ilno .Mil be done only if parents make for both.' According to Mrs, Alessi, "There .iiiMiii/iitioi n "I Us. .iilu'iiisliiR dal a wider range of comriujucatifii with the r-ist sun ihoii" children have been immunized. In ii an urgent need for leaders and assistants. Echu Lake Park wai begun in 1924, hall m iiiuiii, hns naiinjd lanies W.Wulusoi Muuntain Wesififiid and half in Maiinfalnsnie, Ihe land nf the Wr-rld. In <•!'" . •• •'-, •!..- !•..•....,•!. .. il,. I'IIMI clinics RpnriHflreii hy the State De- If volunteers are not forthcoming, there will Mi •wls < ."..IIHI , i-iri .n ..f 'iininge nrijiiwlly was owned bv the i'atkhirrit family, l"nger \% isolated, p , i•,!,•,,i ..( HniiltJlandl.ic.illienilhdepaiTTnpnts not be enough troops to serve all the girls wno vi .--,, Will.. Mill h:iv 'nil te- 11 • > i.ill, ii, dnn.itionof nnykind willhr. rnqiifot- which still reside on Mill lane. Trip Union Mo'lntiunKidp ncm ^IK^; Irinh f*> .1 new f'ifiin% are interested in scouting," Mrs, Aleial may rn nil mull ii ' I. II . -;• l • • ii'oiiin- f , ' ' i MI., i "ticluded. County Park Commipsion, which bought he *R in the piist, tlm h-r''iiti|i wil I thr ivi' .snd J\I ->^, be contacted at 2,12-2226 for further taforma- llll'll>l,llll.ll ikl ni*niili-itjiips, .mil w i.iordi- 1 II••• 1 iMi.ii County Rubella Program will be prnfierty, demolished the gnst mil run by . * . iii -I M'l'- i ill' linn. twn nd- h. |.i n i 'i i, IR from 11 a,in, in 4 p.m. «i thp the parkhursffi. The mill Bt'mc f>« =nii (»• MANY THANKS aru din? tu Miss Maiit-tii • 11 x" lm'., of I l|. wmr li't*atlnns: Agsiating the community chairman and lead- Tarkhurst, Ml, and Mrs, (^nrfie Roll Rnhhins: Vv,|- . iWi lif ers art service team members Mrs. Garrett « and Mr. William Winifcler, hnfji HQ, who gave I ii. ,n liiiiinr High School, Bnil Rahwayavo,, Wishbow, Mrs, Robert Osbahr,M s.K.T,Pan- ' tti.hiiu'lil: Senior High School, V2i Kent plaL-u THE WINNER „ jili Cook, a student for the r LAND FOR THE Watchung Reiervation was their time to rnrall personal reinemhrancei li.imirly »»'. :iB«iiri Tti.il wilh N,W, ages, Mrs, William Shallcross, and Mrs. W liK'i.. SM inmltiTerrill junior High:Si. linnl. Tpr- past decade at the Yvette Dance Snidio, set aside between 1924 and 1995, The 1,0112 and relate them PI the borough's history. • i, wher" lie liad haiidliHi ihi-MllU-i -Morton Charles Bowlby, Mrs, John Sehon ii cookie Sy.'t • ill id,. Snitch Plains. CJranford, won Hrst place in dance In the acres are along the Watchung Mountains in Thanks nisi, gn tn Mrs. lean Meslseth Her sh- nun lm the pris-t yrar. Hi' pirui'iislyhnnd- chairman; Mrs. Herbert Oesterle, calendar Summit, Springfield, New Providence and Win I. iht.rp are other locations in Union recent N.J, Talent Expo finals at theGardeo ey whose book on the borough's history, l.-d ,.ni'uunts lur Si-iiltifni I ouls ami Plymoiith, State Arti Center, HolmdeL jlL, who re- diairmani Mri, John Yerich, equipment chair- Mountainside — mainly the latter. written in 194S, prnvitled the basis for this , i, ,iivf ,if Penni'lisvillt-. S.f.. Willis at- i.•i.nntv where clinics will be held, these three man, and Mrs. Charles Bunin, uniform ex- William Winckler owned a house cm land series. Without thorn this series on the history 1 1 in' iIn' iii'irest to Mountainside, celved a |200 iavinii bond. Is also a state :!,,! (Tcmson Collrgi wh.-M lit-received a gymnistie champion. which now is part of the reservation. At the of Mountainside could not have been written. In Ini of sru'iu-.e ili'iirre in IJSS. Mi.rr man 400,000 children aged 1 tliruugh 10 time the Union County Park Commission con- demned and bought his land, Surprise Lake was clear and unpolluted. People "could then swim" In the like, he said. At one of the Borough Council meetings, there were many complaints about the Park Commission getting too much property in Mountainside, Winckler said, The commis- sion originally wanted 2,700 acres of the borough's land and had already condemned YOUNG READERS more than 900 acres — about one-third of the borough, he added. NATURE The" mayor and Winckler went to Elizabeth to complain to the Board of Choien Free- holders. They told the board that taking more LIBRARY than one-third of the borough's land would be detrimental to Mountainside's reiidents ZVOLUMISIT because they hid begun putting in new roads, Winckler recalled. The freeholders then passed a law that the Park Commission could not take more land, but that people could sell their property to the commission if they Volume 1 iti!i.99« Tswardi Ihe purchaig af wanted, he said. Back luu.i Still Avoilabl. a lOt Off label, pi, 10.B1. bollleof * • • MOUNTAINSIDE HAD Its share of illegal Stills during prohibition. There was one where Miracle White the Park Police have their present headquar- ters, Winckler said, Non Chlorine Bleach Winckler recalled an Incident that happened , onlhi property where he.uied to Uve, Hi.had mf WMk ,k89* STEAKS WITH THIS sold the land and the new owner apparently TEDDER LAHQE SIZE GOUPON y lhep-8i!t "had built a still in the barn. Eventually the TRIMHfQWUL U.5O A. CHOICE Celery SIRLO4N STIAK SAVE 10 still exploded. yjLLOWU,i,.IOII«B! TOP The owner came over to talk to Winckler On)ons ITEAK, TRIMMED WILL US DA. CHOICE who Uien was the town magistrate. The man SOUTHERN wag ttld to put Up a bond but told Winckler PORTiRHOUSE TOP ROUND Tswardi Ihe purchase of that he had no money and did not want to go to Yams jail. The man said that the bam did not belong U,S,F*Ne¥HBINTOSH to Mm, ftat It wai someone else's property. Apples Winckler laid that the man never was fined, It FRESH ROASTED Heinz Great later was discovered that the man had put Peanuts liquor in egg cratei and took it to New York, (WHERE AVAILABLE) LIVE PLANT American " he added. Philedendron ™N 99* Running wiser flrit came to Mountainside Health & Beauty Aids WITNTTHIS In 1913 When the first mains were laid. Gas COUPON was a latecomer, with mains being laid in 1925, Chief marshals, juittMi of the peace and recorders did poUce work until 1934, That year the Borough Council paslid an ordinance OVIN si POT ROAST creattng a replar police dipartmint and BOTTOM ^OUND TOP SIRLOINROASTih Towdidj the punhaie ol Charles Honecker became the first chief. Radio apt, ll.oi, bslllief OVIN o,POT giiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiillllllillliiiiinm WHV'PlkVMORE) Alka Seltzer CROSS RIB ROAST Lestoil SHOP.SITE llettsrs to Editor Hair Spray TOP ROUND ROAST i -Letters ta—the—leriHor tfitfsr~be-Teeeiyed FOHllHAIblNGorPOTTINQ no later than noon on Monday of the week Ground Beef mey are to appear. Theh y shoulhld not exceed Beef Short Ribs 350 words in length and should be typed with double spacing between lines (not all In capital LIAHtFL*ydRFgi, letters, please). All letters must be siped. Chuck for Stew The writer's name will be withheld only at Townrds Ihe purthaie of ttie editor's discretion, and never if the litter a5-lb. bogof is Of a political nature. This newspaper TB[iT*VIBN reservis the right to edit or reject any litter. ALLVARilTliS.BANQUITor Pizza ROAD FROM 'DREAMSVLLE1 MIX o» MATCH SHOP RITE Pillsbury I would like to comment on the article by Morton ^ French Fries Thomas Loftus, DemoeraHe Campaip Chair- Dinners ail CREAM PUFFIB, Flour man, in the Sept. 24 issue. Rich's iclairs WITH THIS limit: Sni fsupan pn {yilimif Apparently Mr, Loftus has been bedaziled from our Dairy Coat CiilpiniipliilOil, J, « to the point of blindness by his own rhetoric. COUPON fied at onf lh*p,B!ti luptimsibti May 1 explain. In one parapaph he belabors the council because it has used citizen's com- mittees to work on some of the problemi of Quality Groceries, Shon-Rite Priced! the town; Later on he advocates just this in Ms "clarion caU'1 for hew faces to pt In- volved In thi governmental process, I submit Tawardt th* p.urchaM.Bf to you and all that since there are only seven a 12-oi.larof elected governing ofliciali, what better way SHOP. BITI NATURAL SHOPHITIALL FLAVORS TO git the pneral public Involved than by Swiss Cheese Yoiurts "serving on such committees ai the Committee Welch's to Preserve Mountalniidi. Such groups enable Delicateiaen,,. Shop-Ritt Prhtd! ._ ti« mayor jnd council to employ thii wide Orange Marmalade variety of talents available in our communiRi WHYPAY MdRM '* UmiliQnirtupunptriailBmt and certainly gets many "new faces" into the ' Cuupon ..pi... O,!| 5,10)0 action. Ragu Sauces tMpift issi et any ihep.fllii SgpirmflikiI With reference to his complaint of lack of RIDLAiiLCOFFII ' Me OFFl A1IL, new faces to flie "opposition camp" why is it that the {Jemperati keep running the same Martinson Ivory Liquid candidate year after year? Where are their "new faces?" Towoidl Iho purchoie of Further Mr, Loftus apparently wants to LUNCH MEAT, COOKED SALAMI, BOLOGNA a 4«i, jar of turn the council into a debating society ineoiad of a working organization electid by the eiU- Shop-Rite Cold Cuts -' -' - i tasks of Maxim Freeze municipal government in a logical, orderly fashion, I sug|egt to Mr. Loftus that he come oftel back from DreamsvlUe irio the land of reality WITH THIS and stop serving up rid herrlnis. Shop.Rite u's.D.A COUPON ABESUCKNO • 289 Friar lane LARGE WHITE EGGS WANTS A FRIEND Flash - Regional li about to pop the ques- tion again. '•"'•, fee Cream Dept. Toward! th* purthdie of J' r • BeTaleri." Berkeley^ winftrme~iBdltian. fciHii Springfield would love to Have it and Cltfk . and-Kenllworth ire: much Interested. Moun- ' tainslde doesn't count. hjpp Better slip our intfresti In or wlrii Kenll. Wheaties worth. That is the question. Some day thi Regional District will be divided and where wlU Mountalniide be? Teachers art in surplus to demand. Let's . swap a few. him •ffMtlvi thiM Sot,, Otf.1, W. r.i.r,, fh. rlghi IS Mmlt quanlitlM for typographical orrori DONALD G, MAXWEL 816 Mountain ave. HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH TEMPLE BETH AHM Thursday, October 1, 1970- (THE CHURCH OF THE RAfllQ "LUTHERAN AN AFFILIATE OF THE HOUR" AND TV'S 'THIS IS THE LIPB") UNtTED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA Mrs. Hyers fo talk «!$» MOUNTAIN AVE,, iPRINOFIELO "BALTO5ROL WAY, SPRINOFBLD THE RlVSRiNO j, K. ITUMPP, PAiTOR RASH REUilN R. LIVM Today—I p.m., choir rahtariil, CANTOR LAWRENCE P, TIGER at first fail meeting EVANGEL lAPTUT CHURCH Sunday—BiSO a.m,, Holy Communion, SUMMER SCHEDULE 242 SHUNPIKI ROAD, SPRINGFIELD 9:30 a.m., ' •Renewal of Chrtsrlan Faith" Mrtts Dally service—7 a.m. and SslS p,m. WILLIAM C, SCHMIDT JR., PASTOR - begins. 10:45 a.m., worship. Friday night serviet*—8;30 p.m. of Ladies' Society Today—.?|3O p,m,, choir rehearsal with Monday—4 p.m Coiifirmation U M Saturday iervlee§-~9;SQ a,m. and 8:15 p.m. 7 he opening meeting of the fall season far jaok Hsviland, aUrector, IHeiday—10 a.m., Parish Workers'Circle, Sunday services—9 a.m. Prldfly—-7{15 p.m., Pioneer Girls. 4 p.m., CoBfirmation IL the Ladles' Benevolent Society of the Spring- Sunday.™9;4S a.m., Sunday School with Mold Presbyterian Church will be held next Wadnesday--l;15 p.m., women's Bible class. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 In the Presby- elasMi for all agei. 11 a.m., morning worslflp B p.m., Ladies Guild meeting. MORRIS AVBNUEATCHURCHMALL Dr. Earl Kadmacliec, president of the West- "•rinn Parish House, 37 Church Mall. SPRINOFIELD ern ConieiviHve Bapttit Seminary, will be In Mrs, Ray Hyars, n member of the local con- , COMMUNrTY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PASTOR; THE REV. BRUCE W. EVANS, D,D, the pulpit, junior Church, under the leadership jlregfition, will tell of her experiences at the MEETING HOUSE LANE MRS. SHBLA KILBQURNE, of Mrs. Robert Donjon, lsheldatll.5:45 p.m., meeting of United Presbyterian Women it MOUNTAINSIDE DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION hinluo University the week of July 6. The youth* groups with James Weitervelt, assiitant MINISTERS REV, ELMER A. TALCOTT JR. to the pastor, 7 p.m., evening Gospel lerviee. Today — 7:18 p.m., Girls' Choir rehearsal. theme of this trf—annual meeting was "What DIRECTOR OF CHRBTIAN EDUCATION 8 p.m., Senior Choir rehearsal, lime Is It?" A new look was taken and new Pastor Schmidt will preach, and there will be MISS LINDA GAUL congregational singing and special musical Saturday — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Car viash thinking presented on woman's place in the Today—8 p.m., Chancel Choir rehearsal. sponsored by Wtstmlnster Fellowship on Par- church and world today. numbers. Nursery care at both services, Saturday—10 a.m., Chapel and Carol Choir ish House parking lot. Cakes will also be Mrs, Hyers li known in both Elizahsth Monday—7:30 p.m.. Pioneer Olrl Explorer rehearsals, Group, sold, rTcshytery and Presbyteriiil fircles; she hns Sunday—9 a.m., departmental teachers' Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Church School, Classes ip' wed on various committees of both, Shplwi Tuesday—* p.m., Women's Missionary So- meeting, 10 a.m., morning worship, Com- on a graded basis for children and young an interest in Nltinnai MlFsinns and has ciety. munion; Church School: grades 1-8, Kinder- people ages three to 14 are taught In the travelled extensively throughout the United Wednesday—7;4S p.m., prayermeetlng. jsrten, nursery, Cradle Roll, 11 a.m., Senior Parish House; nuriery service for toddlers f!|jtes visiting mission stations, Round Table, ages one and two on the second Door of the Mrs. William Wnnd, president of LBS, will Wednesday—,10 a.m., Mother's Group, MQUNTAINSBE CHAPEL Chapel, 9:30 and II a.m., World Wide Com- preside si; the business portion-of the meeting, 4 p.m., corJIrmntlon eiagl munion services. The Rev, Dr, Bruce W. limmpr medical offering envelopes will be HIGHWAY 22, MOUNTAINSIDE Ch«ir rehearsal. Today—I p.m., choir practice. Evans will preach the communion meditation. roreived, the nominating committee will pre- New members wili be received at the II sent the new slnte of officers for the coming Sunday—9;4S a.m., Sunday School, adult ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH o'clock service, 6:30 p.m,, Westminster Fel- two years anH new circles will be formed. class. 11 a.m., morning worship (nursery). S, SPRINGFIELD AVE..SPRINGFELI) lowship meedng. Mrs. William C. Lupton Jr. Refreshments wiU he served in the Parish 6 p.m., youth groups, 7 p.m., evening wor- REV, CLARENCE ALSTON, PASTOR of the Congregational Church in Short HiUs Hruise dining ™m by the October Circle, ship, Saturday—3 p.m., Church Sehool choir re- will tell of the work of the Billy Craham hoaiied by Mrs, rharlpH Barnlinger nnri Mrs, Monday—1:30 p.m.. Cottage Prayer Group, hearsal, crusades, i»-t^if Henrirh, 7 p.m,. Pioneer Girls. Sunday—9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., Monday — 3:15 p.m., Brownies, 7 p.m., Wednesday—B p.m., prayer and Bible study, worship service, 7 p.m., evening fellowship. Girl Scouts, 8 p.m., primary deparonent FASHION SHOW?—Springfield members of the Women's Auxiliary of Overlook Hospital are 9 p.m., deacons' meeting. Wedneiday-r-8 p.m., midweek service. 1 teachers preview, aiding In preparations forthe annual'Preview of Your Fashion Funire,' to he heldTuesday, Tuesday — 8 p.m., junior departtnent Foothill members Oct. 13, st Saks Fifth Ave., Springfield, following a breakfast at 9 a.m. Shown are Mrs. filliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiii teachers' preview, Robin T, Moore, left, chairman of Springfield Twig S, and Mrs, Joseph A. Pinkava, In Wednesday — 1:30 p.m.. Ladies' Benevo- charge of publicity. Tickets are available from Mrs, Moore at 273-2411, I Thought lent Society opening meeting ol the fall, with plan fashion show Mrs. Ray Myers as guest speaker, telling of The Foothill Club of Mountainside will hold iiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiuiiiiitiiutiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiUHiiiiiiiuii her experiences at the tri-annual meetlnf of its next luncheon and fashion show, Thursday, ^ I for food United Presbyterian Women at Purdue Uni- Oct. 8, it noon at the Manor in West Orange, Lourdes Rosarlans versity which she attended this past summer, Fashions will be provided by A-La-Carte of Far a breakfasttreat com- (generation 3:30 to 5 p.m., opening meeting of Discovery Livingston and wiU feature professional models STORK CLUB bining four foods from the grgup for fifth graders in the Parish House. showing the latest in pantsuits and gauchos will meet Monday bogie four food poups, pile GLOTHinG 8 p,m,, kindergarten deparmient teachers' as well as a variety of hemlines. Chairman split hot dog buns with slices A sevai-pound, five-ounce son, Mark Ed- preview, of this mnnth's meeting Is Mrs. Joseph Gon- The Rosary-Altar Society of Our Lady of of cooked smoked pork shoul- ward Rlchelo, was born Sept, 19 in Overlook FOR THE youna neUa, Lourdes Church, Mountainside, will hold its der and Cheddar cheese. Broil second fall meeting on Monday at 8:30 p.m, in Hospital to Mr. and Mrs, Gerry Rlchelo of TEMPLE SHAREY SHALOM -AN AFFILIATE Mrs, John O'Connell, membership chair- 51 Warner ave,, Springfield, He Joins a sis- until the pork is hot, the OF THE UNION OF AMERICAN the sehool auditorium. The evening will include cheese bubbly and the buns man, introduced the following new members ter, Mary Beiii, 7-1/2, Mn, Rlchelo Is the HEBREW CONOREGATIONS Induction of new members into the Rosary are slightly toasted. Serve a at the September meeting: Mrs, Edward former Arlene Naperkoski, SOUTH SPRINGFIELD AVE, k SHUNHKERD. Society, as well as a Bible reading wifli group tomato juice starter. Glbadlo, Mrs. Herbert Cieser andMrs. Robert discussion. The discustiun will be directedby • • * SPRINGFIELD Creeley, Mrs, Nell Clovir, president, wel- Mrs. Thomas Roche, who was Involved with One... Cubes of cheese and is- RABBI HOWARD SHAPIRO A five-pound, 13-QUnce ion, Gabor Alexander comed the new members, a similar program last year. sorted crackers make tasty CANTOR IRVING KRAMERMAN Nagy, was .born Sept. 10 In Overlook Hospital, after-school snacks, Peak fla- Mrs, William Kubach, chairman of the bus Mrs, Paul Schaaf, Rnsartan representative Summit, to Mr. and Mri, Andrew Nagy of 27 from a collection Bruce Blumenfleld, son of Mr. and Mrs, trip to tbe Smithville Inn on Wednesday, Oct. vor Is assured when most Louis Blumenleld of Springfield, was called to the Mount Carmel Guild, will demonstrate Tudor ct,, Sprtnpeld. He Joins a sister, Andrei cheese Is served at room 12, has advised that there are seats stiU the correct way, by using old sheeting, to roll Piroska, 3, Mrs, Nagy is the former lnfrld of exciting styles to the Torah as the Bar Mitzvah at Sabbafli available. Reservations may he obtained by temperature. Take the amount morning services last Saturday, bandages for hospital dressings. This activity Seldel of Vienna, Austria. calling her at 233-2156. iff* to be served from the re- Today — 10 a,m,, Rosh Hashanah service, can be done by Rosarians at home. Refresh- for fill and winter frigerttor a half hour to an 10:30 a.m., children's service. ments will be served. A seven-pound, eilht-ounce daughter, Jenni- hour before serving Ume. Tomorrow — 10 a.m., Rosh Hashanah ser- fer Ann Anasto, was born Sept, 16 In Overlook ' you'll find at our Classic In cookiei and vice, Hadassah chapter Hospital to Mr, and Mn, Charles Anasto of cakes, caraway seed can also Saturday — 10:30 a.m., Sabbafli morning 41 Mohawk dr., Springfield. Mrs. Anasto Is the add a piquant'flavor to saure- service. ladles Guild plans former Frances Meadows of Virginia, kraut, noodles and cheese. Monday — 8:30 p.m., board of ffustees wi// present skit An exotic—blend of many meettng. "••-•%*.?. ? • " • "This Little Chapter Went to Market," an devotion program cording secretary of the Guild, and Mrs. John gpiees, curry powder li the original musical skit, wUl be presented at the The Ladies Guild of Holy Cross Lunieran Penman, vice-president, itand-hy of Indian cookery. S-MAMES opening meettng of the Wesrfleld Chapter of Mrs, Denman will lead the discussion, on Wonderfully versatile, it can Church, Springfield, will hold its regular meet- jt S. SPRlNGFIELB,AVE.,SPRuNGFELD Hadassah to be held Monday at 12:30 p.m. preparing the Christtan home and worship give an exciting pickup to Ing Wednesday at 8 p.m. in fte fellowship hall MSGR. FRANCIS K. COYLE, PASTOR at the home of Mrs. David Schnur, 10 Chip Lou centers for various holidays. The women pre- leftover meats, stews and fish of the church. Presiding will be Mrs. John REV. EDWARD OEHLrWG lane, Scotch Plains. dishes. Andrus, president. sent will be asked to share family customs REV, ROCCO L. COSTANTINO Mrs. Arthur Sommerfleld, preildent of the Devotions and th« program have been pre- and Ideas for bringing deeper meaning to ob- REV. PAUL L, KOCH local chapter which embraces Mountainside, pared by Mrs. Robert Fredericks, chairman serving holidays. Hostesses will- be Mrs, ASSBTANT PASTORS Scotch Plains, and Wesffleld, has announced of the Altar Circle; Mrs. William Kneeht, re- Erwin Schwarte and Mrs. Edwin Crump, Saturday—Confessions from' 4 to 5 p.m. dial the laU season began with a prospective Mass at 7 p.m. member luncheon held last Monday at the home Sunday—Masses at 7, S:15, 9:30 and lOrtS of Mrs. Lawrence Ford, WesBieid, One pl<« drill of bonded knll wilh matching llgcki & JIFFY CHOW ME1N 1-1/2 poundspound beef, ... a.m. and at noon. Mountainside members paracipattng In midi v«il Droti KQI a black lurll« nick bodmi, Drang* 1 r ll "This Little Chapter Went to Market," will ' •wing lllil and chk mulching boll, llcXki or« block and 1 medium-ilied onion, sliced " '" Dally Masses at? and 8 p.mV" "" " ' 'flirt, midl V.It II orangi With brold trim to match bell. l-i/2 cups chopped celery Confessions Monday Uirough Friday from be: Mrs, Fred ainsburg, Mrs, Charles Sehnur, tiUii & ilotk - ilw 4-14, prit. $58.00. ttotchina mldl 1 cup water ,,1,,. 7|15 to .7:45 p.m; No confessions on Sundays, Mrs; Mcybert Seldel, and Mrs, Milton Wasch. •oil 4-14, JIB.00 by "Dune D«ck. 1 can (16 ounces) bean sprouti Holy dayi and eves of Holy days. 1/4 cup soy sfuce Masses—On eves of Holy days at 7 p.m.! on ; MOD, MAP AND MARVILOUS 1/2 tiafpoon sugar . Holy days at 7, 8, 9 and 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. SruncMn' will be heiji FOR FASHION-WISE TUNS 2 tablespQOni water Baptisms at 2 p.m. Arrangements must be 2 tablespoons eornitarch te in advance. by Gottsho Foundation Qilneie noodles Mrs-. Lester Ueberman of Forest drive, Brown ground beef and pour OUR LADY OF LOURDES Sprln§aeld, chairman of the Rum Ootticho |f IT'S THE ORRIS'S ikneroitiom (Hap off drippings. Add onion, (AIR CONDrnONlP) •< Kidney FsundatioH's speaker's bureau, togefli- m% THE yawns eelery and 1 cup water. Cover 300 CENTRAL AVI,, .MQUNTAINSBB er Wth Mrs. Sidney Winner of Troy ViUage, rightly, and cook over low heat REV--- OBRAL DJ. MeGArUW, PASTOR - event "co-chairmahr have araiouncW mat a 15 minutes. Add bean sprouts. REV, GERARD B, WHELAN membership 'brunch-ln' will be held at 12:30 you po- THE NEW COMMONS MALL Combine goy siuce, sugar, 2 REV.RAYMOND D, AUMACH p.m. on Oct. 22 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. uwii uviii tablespoons water and corn- ASSBTANT PASTORS Maurice Weil in &ort Hills. DO It/ 225 MILLBURN AVE., MILLBURN Strach. Add to meat mixture Sunday—Masses at 7, I, 9:15, 10:30 a.m. The Rum Gottseho Kidney Foundation is a and continue cooking for 5 and 12 noon, STQBt HOUR!. TUEIMT, WIONtSD&T, ffllDMi 10 A,M. . i P.M statewide, non-pront, non-sectarian public SATURDAY! 10 ».M. . I,M P.H, minutes or. until lauee li Saturday evening Mass—7 p.m. organliatlon with no payroll or operaUngcosts. MONDAY AND THUMBAfi 10 A.M. . » P.M. Slightly thickened. Serve with Weekdays—-Masses it .7 and 8 a.m. First Chinese noodles, if diilred. Friday, 7, 8, and 11-30 a.m. Sunday—World-Wide Communien celebrated Miraculous Medal Novena and Man; Monday with ChrlMans around rije globe, beginning with at 8 p.m, . MeThadist! on Tonga Island in the South Pacific. Benedlttlon durinf the school year on Fri- 9:30 a.m.. Holy Communion in Trivett Chapel, , days at 2i30 p.m. Miss T, Lin of Formosa, a Chinese Christian, Baptisms on Sunday at 2 p.m. by appoint- ^ will bdiutit speaker. 9;30 a,m,, ChurehSehoqi;,. iJnient.""•""'" """""" '••-"' ""«••"-•-"-"«•-•' •••' - nursery through the sixth grade In Wesley Confeislonsi Every Saturday and eves of House: seventh and eighth grades on the third Hely-Dayi-and-Flrst-FrtdaysT from 4 to 5 floor of the Church Annex; Senior Highs in and from 7:4S to 8s3O p.m. Fellowship Hall. 9:30 a.m., German language communion service. Theodore ReimUnger.lay SPRWGF1ELD EMANUEL UNITED speaker, will present the communion medlta- WINNING METHODET CHURCH tion and assist Pastor Dewart with the sacra- Someone has said, Of sports, CHURCH MALL AT ACADEMY CREEN ment, 10:30 a.m., coffee and buns In Fellowship "The race is never won until ' ' SPRINGFIELD Hall, II a.m., Church Nursery, Wesley House. the final gun." How true — are not nearly JAMIS DEWART, PASTOR Communion offering at all services for the and how revalent to die game as expensive this Tuesday, October 6th Today—8 p.m,, Chancel Choir, Trtvett fellowship of suffering and service to provide of life, as well, Is this state- as you think , . Chapel. ministry for the men in the armed servicei, and ment. Friday—6:80 p.m.. Senior Hlib Youth will rellif resources in many countries, including To try, always to try—how leave lor Camp AMprsgatt, Swarttwood, for a earthquake victims in Peru. 6 p.m., junior great Is this virtue. Many of ANNBREITMAN weekenll retreat with Senior Hltfi Youth of High Youth. us stay with the pack so long Union and Qakei Memorial Unltefl MMhodlst Monday-—I p.m., Methodist Men's Chorus as we feel there is hope, Churchei. 8 pjn., Busy Flnprs o( Weitayan rehearsal for family night. dropping quickly lo the way- AND Service Guild. 9 p.m.. Church Bowling League. , Tuesday—.§ p.m., administrative board. side when it appeirs there Is little chance left to win. To the contrary, we should al- EDITH POLISZUK ways renew our efforts as Y to present the chances of mccess appear less probably. FLOR5HGIM play Oct. 9 Hope Is an incentive, but it has little value without ac- kidskin "The Man Nobody Saw," a tive effort. One cannot hope mink, perslan play from New York Family to win and make It so. One seal, fox, TINA is fashion • must try. To givii up hope is Service Aiioolation's "plays at its softest for Livini,"willbeperlormed to expect defeat, to aeeeptde- n atria . , . -by—eroadway_acters_as, the _ ._feat.before the race,ls.ended. fun-furs Summit YWCA-iponsored Two-Tone "Hiddin Radsm in Suburbia" When reason tells you mat semiBBr on Friday, Oct. 9, a cause is hopeless — give It for atSiaOaanO . another try. You are niver ... in B beautiful new etore at a STYLE "The Man Nobody Saw" is a out of the race until you cease black man, Nathan Richard- to try. now address. You are invited to see $32.95 son. to the play he is drat all the new dresses, pant suits, met in a courtroom where he coats, suits, sportswear and evening hap been accused oi variout crimes. A numbir of wWa wear, sizes 6 thru 18. ' people who might have been of ARMS ggrea t influencncee i n p^ Ik Grand Opening Gift of life, bub t whh o have been TAILORS / Panty Hose with every purchase. unaware that the paths of thqir G KONG ^ lives have ever crossed, are The Shopper's Paradise in Summit! also involved in the presenta- LAST 4 DAYS ONLY! THORS. OCT 1 THRU SUN, tion. OCT. 4 - Don't mlsi this opportunity — get meatured Most are well-meaning for hand-tailored elegant clothe) from Hong Kong. UNA DAVIS people who are quite certain Select your choice of over 7,000 umplei. "Fashions for the discriminating woman" • • Brown' that they have never seen this with Gold man. Most of them are right, MfOM NOW t Black for he has passed through^ SPECIAL OFFER ; ., with Burgandy tlleir lives as it lie were in- Btiliih iharkikln luil ^ ^ 78.00 visible. 4».0O Fim Briliih woritid lull 39.00 Following the play, parti- SAVE __ 89.00 Phone:687-7878- lt.00 cipants In die seminar will SmllUh mhm.tt tport ackat _ 3B.0O lo 50% -Tiilor m«d« ihlrli it 3.50 * plt Open Daily 10-5 FUTTER'S SHOES break up into small discussion groups to analyze reactions Friday "til 9 and gain insights. The session HOTEL SUBURBAN 333 MILLBURN AVE, MILLBURN will conclude at noon. AMERICAN EXPRESS S70 Springfield Ave. Showinji Open Thurs. Eves •nil DINERS CLUB Summit 10 AM. to 9 P.M. MOVING? Find o cepuloblo movei CARDS HONORED TEL, 273-3000 Open All D» In the Wont Ad Suction. Thursday, October 1, 1970

AAMCO IRANSMiSSiONS ELKAY PRODUCTS CO. INC SEARS, ROEBUCK America's Larye Manufacturers MaMriii ?M0 Morrii A* 35 Brown Ave. &CO. 376-75.5" Open Men. & FrU Night 888 Springfield Ave, * SYDNEY PILJ Irvington 374-0500 AMSTERDAM BROS. * SAM FILLRfi SPRINGFIELD STiAK & A.R.E SURGICAL IRVINGTON CAB CO. HOUSE Route #22 SUPPLIES 2 Veterans Springfield 467-0100 lrvingtoB RS New OwneM-Zlvolfli end t T vlngton Frotopapss families, TUSCAN DAIRY ANGE & MINS LEWITT INSURANCi Famous for Home Cooked Italian Foods AGENCY FARMS Banquet Party Rooms for in or 100 1000 Stuyvesant Ave. Union, New jersey Boulevard 1 36th. St. 686-1500 K.nllworth 2*< n'"' ''arinmy Exit 136 Union 688-0650 „». SCHERING MARTIN WITZBURG CORPORATION &SON B & M ALUMINUM CO. 2022 Morris Avenue .-'-.. i 2064 Morris Ave. Manufaemrer of Fine PhartMceuticals Union 687-2244 Union 686-9661 1011 Morrti Ave. Union

IDMARS FASHION LARCHMONT LIQUORS MILLER'S PASTRY SHOP SUPREME SAVINGS & 2700 Morrii Ave. 246 Mountain Ave, LOAN ASSOCIATION BOUTIQUE STORi 1 Won 688-7219 . Springieid 376-1344 Springfield Av, at 38th St, (Main Off,) Extends New Year GreeBngs 1065 Stuyvesant Av. pranch Off.) To AU Our Friends i Cuitomeri LA VILLA DISCOUNT CENTER MORGAN'S CLOTHING Irvington 374-8200 222 N. Wood Ave., Linden 1049 Smyvesant Ave, (Cor, Mill Road) 1000 Springfield Ave, SWIFT CLEANERS Irvinpon 375-1660 Irvington 373-8704 ESSEX FEDERAL S & L 1523 Morris Ave, ANDERSON OVERHEAD BROUNiLL-KRAMER- 766 So- Orange Ay., Viilsburg Union 686-3800 372-3330 LU-ANITTE SALON DOORS WALDOR AGENCY 552 Central Ave,, E. Orange 1157 Clinton Avenue RUBELL INTERIORS UNION CENTER Irvinpon 374-2050 978 LeMgh Ave, A complete Insurance Service 678-8040 401 Morrii Ave, NATIONAL BANK Union 686-7500 1435 Morris AVe, Springieid 376-2500 Union 687-1133 FOODS PLUS MAJOR SCHOOL OF MUSIC Convenient locaflons in Union ARNOLD BAKERS 1029 Smyveeant Ave, Also in Mountain Ave., Springfield CHU-DYNASTY Union 688-0777 57 New Street SOME'S WORLD OF 688-6340 THRIFT SHOP U.S. Highway #22 Irvington 371-1400 Route §22 Springieid 376-1151 FOUR SEASONS PLAY & TRAVEL, INC. UNION PANTRY Union 687-8110 RECREATION CENTER^ _ MAUN^S 999 Springieid Ave,, Irv, Delicatessen k Restaurant Mv^WIN GURTAINSr- COLONIAL SAVINGS & LOAN 20 j Chesmut St. 20WMorrieAv

EMILIANI BEAUTY SUPPLY CO. KENILWORTH FUNERAL HOME RAFF'S THE PRICE TAG ALiXANOiR INTIRIQRi CiNTIR CAMERA EXCHANGI 673 Morris Turnpike Wigs Wholesale & Retail Conrad j. Woznlak, Mgr, 1050 Sprtagleld Ave. 2012 Morris Ave, 2010 Morris Ave, 511 WashingEOn Ave. Irvington 372-1100 Springieid DR. 6-7656 Union 688-7811 Union 688-6520 1085 Springfield Avenue Irvington 372-1907 Kenilworth 272-5112 ADLIR'S . CENTIR TYPEWRITER SERVICi RAIFFI'S YOUTH CENTIR " LARCHMQNt BAKERY TIPPER TIE UNDEN-WESTFIELD FOOEL STATIONIRY CO, 200 N, Wood Ave, 1163 Clinton Avenue 2709 Morris Ave. Div. Rheem Mfg. Co, PARAMU5 - MORWSTOWN Irvington 375-3380 Linden WAS-0944 1135 W. Elizabeth Ave. Union 688-6633 407 Chesmut St. Linden 466-4700 i&L SiRViCINTiR REED&CARNICK Union 687-2345 1B65 Vauxhall Rd, CINTRi SANDWICH SHOPPi LINDEN BLUE PRINT CO. FOUNTAIN OF BEAUTY 30 Borighi Ave, Union 688-9888 234 Morris Ave. 725 Boulevard 27 E, EUzabetti Avenue Kenilworti 272-6600 TOMIE'S ESSO SERVICE STATION Springfield DR, 9-9R06 Kenilworm 241-6898 Linden 925.2266 BAXTER ASSOCIATES INC, We Give Plaid Stamps R-EM ENTERPRISES 521 Mountain Ave, 2100 Kay Ave, CHICKEN DiLlGHT FRANK J. FRIERI BUILDER LYNN & CONWAY DANCE STUDIO Springieid 376-9830 Union 688-4533 627 Chesmut St. 858 Stuyveiant Ave,, Cor, Chancellor Ave. 1045 Sniyvesan; Ave, Union 687-8844 753 S. Springfield Ave, Irvington 399-1675 liTTiR HOMiS RIALTY Springieid 376.0405 Irvinfton 375-2653 44 Elmwood Ave, VAUXHALL CYCLE COMPANY COLONIAL PHARMACY, INC. SALEM AUTO REPAIR CO., INC. Union 687-8998 O M DINIR MAGLEY&S IRVINGTON OARAGE Expert Repairs, Parts 1 Aeoesidriei 1448 Morris Ave, 706 Elizabeth Ave. 1070 Salem Road Raleigh-Rolllast, Lawnmowers BETTY'S BEAUTY LOUNGi Union 687-3100 366 Union Ave, Union 687-4050 repaired, Linden 925-8222 Irvlniton 372-9123 Speciilizini m Hair Coloring 863 VaUey St. VauxhaU 686-3907 1255 Springleld Ave., Irvington CONTE'S DELICATESSEN MISS OEi'S FOOTWEAR SALON 82 374-3139 MAPLE LIQUOR SHOP Open Evei, by Appt, Only 234 Mountain Ave, Best Wishes 876 Springfield Ave, 2717 Morrii Ave, VICTORY WINES & LIQUORS -Sprinifield379-2820mm ^ ™ -—974-Stuyvesint-Aver-- • • — - •-- "^Irvington 575*1000- BLOCK & ZUCKiRMAN Union 687^524 1305 BalUmdre Ave, Linden 925-7940 OPTICIANS CRANFORD TAXI SIRVICI SINGER SEWING CENTER SAM OpRDON'S APPLIANCES MARTY'S PLACI Mlllburn MaU 303 E. 1st Ave, Resells 327-l6th Ave. 1017 Stuyvesant Ave, Union 687-5488 245-2581 276-2272 Mr. 1 Mrs. Sam Gordon Irvinpon, N,j. 372-9358" Unlfln 688-7014 2547 Morris Ave, WEINER'S FASHIONS DAVID BURR'S SOY'S & Union 687-2700 THI CURTAIN UN SIRKIN'S SUBURBAN 1040 Stupesant Ave, 'MARY'S LUNCHEONETTE Unlon_686.6952 _^ "1036 Stuyvesant'Ave," :——•- rGRUNINOS CONFECTIONERY- ~'Riir~ll Unlon"Ave,~"--————~~— 1059 Springieid Ave, Union 686.5015 Union 964-1230 Irvlnpoi^373-72i2 780 Morris Turnpike , irvington, 372-9126 Millbum 376-5183 (Closed Thur. open Fri, 6 p.m.) DAVRON STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHER SOBIN DRUG CO., INC. WOLSTEN'S PROJECTOR HOUSI MILL ROAD SWEET SHOP HOME MAD! CAKi COMPANY 570 RaritanRd, 1062 Springieid Ave. CAROL JO FASHIONS "A Lasting Gift" ' Now Under,New Management 1273 Stuyvesant Ave, Irvinfton 378-1839 173 Mountain Ave, of Geo. Bleznlck Formerly of HiUfide RoseUe 245-1600 2009 Morris Ave, Springieid 376-4448 Union 686-2531 Union 687-1222 32 Mill Rd, . SPEEDWAY AUTO TOP Irvington 372-9481 t IDEAL DAIRY FARMS AND SEAT COVER CO. CiNCO INOINiiRINO CORP. DELL'S DRUG STORE YITZHAK l_. RABINOWITA 2331 Morris Ave, MILL VILLAGE BAKERY 1265 Stuyvesant Ave. 953 BaU Ave. 983 Stuyvesant Ave. Union 686-1900 Union 687-9634 - aeneral Insurance k Invistinenti Union 687-9670 We Specialize In Quality & Service Union 686-3128 51 Rich Saaet 24 Mill Rd, -SMINGFIELD TRAVEL SERVICE -lFvlnpon-371-5353—-—— Irvtagion 372-y47U 1049'Springfield Ave, : 250 Mountalit Ave, -' DORAN FORD Irvington 372-9703 MiTROPOLITAN JEWELRY CO. Springieid 379-6767 2037 Morris Ave, Mr.irvlng Agleen Union* 686-0040 JilVIS THE PERFECT VALET lOOO'ituyvesant Ave, SWAN-BENEDICT MOTEL Union, N,j, 687-5010 Cleaners & Launders U.S, ROUTE HI UNDEN DORE-ANN DRESS SHOP Union Plaza Shopping Center .92i-S300.92W56i.... Rt. 22 NATIONAL KOSHER MEAT & POULTRY 263 Morris Ave u Union 687-9757 MARKET -Sprtnglield 376-5191 JAPJPJNISJEWLERS. JENNIS DRUGS Springfield 379-6643 1013 Springfield Ave. ECHO SETTING JEWELERS 2704 Morris Ave. Irvington 372^464 Ervlng Heuer Si Otto Cardinale Union 686-7477 NEW JER5EY DOG COLLEGE 1571 B Morrii Ave, American Legion Hall THE FUN SHOP Union MU, 6-0322 THE KARTZMAN FAMILY Union 687-2393 Wish All Their Friends 992 Stuyvesant Ave. Union 686-9725 iLMVVOOD ESSO SERVICE STATION A Happy New Year PARKWAY BOWLING & BILLIARDS 924 Stuyvesant Ave, 900 Springfield Ave. Union ML). 6-9840 ' Irvington 375-3200

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Pdirtqa A.'Keller, Robert Baly wed rhursday, October 1, 1970-, Donald M. Hondzo to Holly Scarff in Guest speaker set wed in Kenilworth Westfield chapel by Rosary Society The R»v, Donald Scherer, research en- St. Therein*!RomanCBtheUeChurehjKenil- The chapel of the Presbyterian Church of gineer at Seton Hall UnlvWiity, Soutti Or- worth, was the settlni Saturday afternoon for Westfield wis the sitting Saturday for the ange, will be pest speaker at the annual the marriage of Mlii Patrldla Ann Killer, marriage of Miss Holly Scarff, daughter of Communion breaMast to be sponsored by St. daughter of Mr, and Mrs, William Kelltr of Mrs. Henry C, J, Evans of Wegtfleld, and the James "oiary Altar Society, Springfield, Sun- 603 Kingston ave,, Kenilworth, to Donald late Mr, Paul Brown Scarff, to RobertWlUlam day at the Town and Campui Restaurant, Michael Handio, son of Mr, and Mrs. Michael Baly, son of Mrs. William Baly of 957 Amur Union, Father Scherer's topic will be "The Handzo of Elizabeth. i»s,. Union, and the lute Mr. William Baly, Psrson ol God." Mrs, Lnwrence A, Kameen (fl general chairman, The Rev, Richard Vitole ofliclited at the Dr, HrederiehUhrlstlan performed the cere- ceremony, A reception followed at the Hotel iiiony, which was followed by § recepdon at Father Seherer, who was born in Jeriey Wlnfleld Scott, Elizabeth, "'" SiiHirhan dolf Tlub. City, holds a M.E. degree from Stevens In- iUtufe, Hobokeni. a B.A, depee in tte jDman- The bride wa§ escorted by her father, Lqulse ihe brick was escorted by her stepfather, itii's and »n STB degree in theolopfrorfCaflio- UildLhJJ l)r, Henry C. j, Evsns, Mrs. Thomas William. lic Umvefslty Waihington, r£C,*.RflU«(HfcUg sister. Bridesmaids Wire Dlane^reinahan, jo «nn nf Murray HOI servorf at matron nf honnr on a master s degree In aduoartqB at Swrai Ann Farho, Angela Panirese anfl Sandra Kug- for her sister, HaU Unlveralty. Prior to lUa ordlnatjon' In gierd, lohn 11, Bily of Wilmington, Dpi,. served 1967, Fathar Scherer wa« a r«earch in|l- James George Handteo served as belt man > heel mm fnr his brother, neering for Bell Luboratory, Weitern Eleetrlc for hit brother. Ushers were Robert Low, and Apex Corp, AnAony Scafaria, Anthony Spirits and Foul Mrs, Baly, who was graHuated from West- fi.H High School snd the Berkeley School, Members are invited m attend a monthly Wlnpt. i- •Tfiplnyt-d hy Anchor Corp., Elizabeth, meeUng after the 8 p,m, mass Monday, In- Mrs, Handzo, who was graduated from David M«.r husband, who was graduated from Union ductton at new members will take place and Brearley Hi|h School and Nancy Taylor Secre- Hijjh School and the University of Delaware, a demonstration on the art of flower making tarial School, Is employed ai a secretary by whtrc he received a B. A. degree In history, from Japanese Hasus paper wlU be presented. Summit and EliMbsth Truit Co., Elizabeth. irtpml^ Satan Hall Graduate School, He is a Her husband, who wai graduated from St. tpu her iind j fgotball coach at Wafrhung Hills Mary's High School, iirved in Bit U.S. Navy. I -Sional High School. He attends Union Collep and if employed as a I allowing i honeymoon trip to Avalon, me technician in the • engineering department of nupie will reside In Clark, FLOOR SHOP 1 N.J.E, Corp,, Kenilworth, Following a honeymoon trip to the Pocono REV. DONALD SCHERER ^J7 Mountains, the couple will reside in Elizabeth. David V. Change born Corpati • Linelaum • Til» QUALITY to Kenilworth couple Second son to Unionites "AT A COMPITITIVI PRICE ... TRY US" A seven-pound, one-ounce son, Scott Joseph 540 NORTH AVE,( UNION * Broadway shows A seven-pound, nine-ounce son, David Vin- (N«r Morel I Alt.) cent Change, was born Sept, 19, 1970, in Saint Hazeltqn, was bom Sept, 17, 1970, in Saint MRS. DONALD M, HANDZO Barnabas Medical Center, Livingston, to Mr, Barnabas Medical Center, Livingston, to Mr, OPENMON., THURS, «»9 MRS. ROBERT W. BALY and Mrs. William Chango of 60 Artiur ter., and Mrs. William C, Hazelton of Hunangton fo stage benefits road, Union. He joins a brofter, William 352-7400 EARLY COPY Kenilworth, He Joins a brother, Nicky, 4 1/2. Pork In our 1st adjsewi! to building Publicity Chairmen sre urged to observe NEIGHBORS WANT YOUR u,sd ilimi. Till '•m Mrs, Chango b the former Joanne Ferrara PhUlp, 2 1/2. Mrs. Haielton it formerly of West New York, the Friday deadline for other than spot for Bonnie Brae what y0u hove Run B ls**£stt Clsiiifigd Ad* of iminn. Call 686-7700. newt, Include your name, address and Two 1971 Broadway stage mualcali wlU phone number. |ive benefit performaneei for the Bonnie Brae Farm for Boys, It was announced recently. The first play will be "Two By Two," a G Richard Rodgers musical starring Danny Kaye, Saturday afternoon, Jan, 9 at the Imerpial Ttje supermarl^i v tije wSmai^s Theater, and the second will be "Lovely Ladies, Kind Gentlemen," starrin| Kenneth GRA Nelson, Saturday afternoon, Feb. 6, at the WITH 14-0, Majestic Theater, "Two ly Two" iiamugieal COUPON adaptation of Clifford Odet't '"Hie Flowering BELOW ML Peach," and "Lovely Ladief" is based on John Heinz Ketchup Patrick's "Teahouse of flie August Moon." WITH WB. COUPON L ill* Bonnie Brae, now in its $4th year, is a Ivory Soap BELOW ! but voluntary organiiation serving emotionally disnirbed New Jersey boys, who are placed CHUNK STYLE I1"01 in the Farnv's care for guidance and educa- CHICKEN OF THE SE* ™ tion. Light Tuna c e During the lummer months, Bonnie Bi'ae Chase & Sanborn Jh79 Brlllo Soap Pads ^37 also operates a camp In Miliington for J00 ( Will, fjH.i, 1 ,;,„ t, ,n anaihsr BoHd. boys from deprived areas in the state. The Spry S'Sf "'.;"'79' Ajax Liquid DKS, 'V 47 proceeds from the heater benefits are given c e to supplement Bonne Brae's Income from vol. Tissues l4^b.: 3 "t89 Margarine • iW,,:" . 47 untary eontributtons.

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• 1 , > 1, Thursday, October 1, 1970- Job says Gross administration of Prof. Wolf is appointed State Bar co-sponsors New jerny pr e p takes every side filr, and equal JuiUee Conference on Justice modern mitmer, on every question UC dean of the college Governor William T. CahiU in jtate judicial systems, Tn The appolnment if Prof. Elmer Wolf of and Chief Justice Joseph The study conference, "Will the real Nelson CrOFS pleaie stand fhe department phased in computer sclenot, FURNITURE Crsnford, a rwUve if Irvingron, as rieen of Sfter sarning an associate in arts degree Weintraub this week joined in whose ides reflects the fact up," Iciseph F, job, Sileni Majority 11,5, inviting more than 100 repre- that courts exist for thebene- Senafe candidate, sikeri thi's week, 'Orais, the college of Unior ('• Jlejit, Cranforf', was at Union College, Frof, Wolf won a bachelor anilnunced this W""1 ' \ "', Vm'nerh W, Ivor- sentstives of business, edu-. fit of the public, will pro- New Jersey's version of New York's T'weedle- of F'li-ncs degree in me'-hanical engineering SLIDING DRAPERY sen, preiiidenr. and a master's degree in electrical engi- cation and Industry to attend eeed through a series of In- dee, Twefdlpdiim ream of (iisdell anil Javlts, a thrpiMay''NewJerseynu- tensive discussions on the has taken so many stands on so many iide§ of Prof, Wolf, ehairr'in of the Enginerring. "••eHng froni Kurgers li«(verslty, i Mathemiacs-Physi-s IVpai orient, has been \ forriiar consul'ant f'r Nyfrenies, lnc,, zens' Conference on the Ad- selected topics,Theconferees the isui'es thai he has be^un •:oniur "C Mm™" mlnlstrtaon of Justice" Oct. will b« divided Into smali *iyj his -iimra'pn rrsff." |"h tiip fedwl Eovernment, Rrunswlcl', Prof. Wnlf has been serving as anention on methods of ob- various suhiact arons to be I'lf', Wnll. |in Is married to the farmer "Ornss tries tn five the voter a picture of chalrtnin of the Pngineering-Mafhefnalies. w taining and retaining good jud- considered. These experts, Dons Kiefet, is a past president of the Union the true moderate, but then he tells newsmen, Fhysies Department since 1959. He Joined the •ges, criminal Justice, corree- from New Jersey and other n fnllpee Munnl'Ajisiv-igHin m'n1 of QSePutgeri REUPHOLSTERY 'I fi'nss I fniild be consldersf' to the left of Union noUege faculty !•> l 4* .»H hMde th» dons and flie effectiveneis of states, are judges, lawyers, mpmhsr of Ble (Sen, l|«rri«on A.) WIlllBrru, ,' Me should call unk of full profeseir. i'ig Sof-ie'y. lip ia courfs nf limited |iir1«iHril»n, and represenrntivpe nf varinng himse'f the Term's (Jail Pai^ cndidite bev In his new poft, Prof, Wolf is reiponsihle m ^oc'-ry foforr Fiii' EducaUon foundations, They will be present for CARPETING caul? of the v-> '•- • " '•-• '• —' '••••'•.' for all seademif affairs, Including faculty anri ••" li- •Pin The psracipantswill •"epre- relations, and all stiitent personnel services, sent a cross fectlon nf In- res iirce purpo,"s only since the non-lawyor participants Including admissions, > egistration, counseling •! a graduate terests ,ind will cnm«(i ••>« ill '(Jtnss was totally renirUateti by the are expected tr evaluate the and student aeavities, ''eh-aded fhe faculty's Htp- lal High School, sretion.e of the state. elect-rate j» his home countv n 1065 vhen he present system us It exists curriculum committee for many years and Springfield, and Forty other states have held FOAM RUBBER tried to go I'om the State SsBembly *,o the ! ( mii represents Union O1|«g» on the joint ob- otrtp and K PROF, ELMER WOLF similar 'onferen'-es, calling in New jersey in light of state Senat»." Job continued. ' He polled fewer servatnry committee for the Sperry nbser- together leading non-lawv«r current trends of change ' t ll | rlirn'igh'Hil the country. vatory and the liaison comn'ittee wi'h Union iiiiimniiiiiiiiijiiiiiimiiiiiniiininiiiniiiitmii 11111 MlililiiiMiiiiiiiuiuuiiiiuiiuiimiiiuiiiiimiiiiuii 11 citizens for the pnrposp 'if f'niinry Techniral Ipstitllfe, Scotch I'lnlne, familiarizing them with the It is hoped that the con- PARSONS TABLES * * * critical demands upon the ju- "It took a good, strong coalition of 'Re» ference will culminate in i BBCORATOR COLORS dicial branch of government. publleajit. Democrats, and independenM to give PROF. WOLF'SAPPOlNTMENTwasraeom- A FFMINiNE LOOK consensus statement point- Many of these conferences him the found thrashing it th"? polls 'hat he mende'' to Dr. Iviss- by a five-man com- inf to surh 'hanges is may have led tn swpsping revisions WALL HUNG deserved. The lame thing will happen again mittee elected by ri>e faculty nmpnsed nf at Cenimi Asia 1970 hp iieeded to inmirp that the this Nnvemher because the people do not want Emest Rhawcross, a lecturer in the evening CABINETS a man who does not know from one minute to session, who served as chairman; Prof, Her- the new where he will he on an issue. They do matin j. Bielefeld, ehairmin «t the Humani- Illllllllllillllllllilllllllll! 111111111111111 PARISIANS not want a senator who lets >us latest stand ties Department; Donald D, Schmelleltopf, r 'hy TRUDINA HOWARD nuiiiiiiiiuumiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiimimi Williams survey lists hs dictated by the direction of the wind." coordinator of the Social Sciences Pepnrt- ROMAN SHADES ^VERTICAL VENETIANS "I am for a total revaluation of our national ment; Prof, John J. Rihurn, chairman of the Second in a Series • irtes. Even Its manager was special. He pals and values," job said, "I believe that Biology Department, and Prof, George Zir- IHF SH\NGBI i.A CALLED NKPAL was Stratis PavUoglou of Athens-lf- drop in food purchases nlte, a member of the English Department, more priority should be given to our home- When last seen, the city of Kathmandu wis you-please, Imported to give the hotel an international polish, and he gave us a cocktail WASHINGTON _ U. S. Sen- on meat purchases; 29 per- WALLPAPER front problems, but yet not ignore the world Under Prof. Wolf's leader ship. Union Col- lyliiB midtncrionB in the land of Nepal, about ator Harrison A, Williams jr. cent on fresh vegetables' 12 WITH MATCHED FABRICI situation. After I am elected to the Senate, 1 lege's engineering program was modernized 20n miles west of Canpfllt, 500 miles east party to boot, (Remember now, we are in NEPAL in the middle of nowhere, 70 mUes (D-NJ), said this week a sur- percent on fresh fruits- 3 Will Strive for 9 nn'iiimirs nf ,,atinnsl prldo and broadened in 196ft to provide a more of vgra, 100 miles north of Mu»Ffapur and vey he has taken indicates JUST CALL . . . science-oriented program, including modern (r w the mysteries of Tlbet,.,THlS is Nepal?? 7) percent on bakery goods; 6 and dignity," 401) miles south of jongka tlronE,., encircled nearly all New jersey con- percent on non-consumables leterofsr Home Servici physics and differential equaBons, In IVifl hy mountains, li is hard to remember sitang there in a typi- cal Arnerlcana windowless cocktail lounge with sumers are cutting down on such as paper products, soap, available, 447-1160 Ur, if you prefer, this capital city lies deep a suave, Orecian host presenting mountains food purchases, ets.i and about 2 percent on in the wildness of Nepal, just west of Slkkim, of fancy canapes and limitless familiar cock- "\ found that nearly all of OUR NEW DESIGNER TRADI Students get east of India, north also of India and south tails. the more than 12,000 people "Ninety-seven percent of SHOWROOM AND CONTRACT of Tibet,,,encircled by mountains. OFFICI, LOCATED AT 99 who responded to my survey those answering the survey MORRISAVI., SPRINGFIELD And "mountains" they really are, for in this Even moving out from me lounge, it is still the same, Sttll no windows and you sashay have been forced to econo- said they were taking advan- N.J., CAN BE VISITED eta board role edse the mnumslns are the towpring, rugged mize in their grocery shop- tage of food specials, and THROUGH YOUR DESIGNER .ouiSe Himalayas, down a typical arcade to a typical bevy of ping/' Williams said, DECORATOR. ARCHITECT bouSques but aha, then there is a difference. 84 percent were buying store OR PURCHASIN6 OFFICE. BETH I EHEM, Pa. - Two rhis awesome land then, in the middle of "To be exact," he added, brands in an effort to save 1187 Springfield Ave, Lehigh students and two nowhere, is the setting for Kathmandu, and In The shops are bursting with such necessities of Nepalese and Tibetan life as oriental rugs, "91 percent reported they money," Williams said. Eg 3-1283 faculty members will attend thai far-away city (and what can sound farther? were cutting' down on certain "Part of the reason for Irvington, New jersey all meetings of the Univer- Even Timbuctu isn't all that farl) ,,jn that embroidered silks, rubles, topazes, jewel- studded brass ware—and chlnehllla coats. food Items. Some 48 percent these economy measures Is ^DeeoraforN sity's board of B-ustees, start- tar-away city there is a not-so-small hotel said they were cutting back inflation; prices are continu- Ing with the Oct. 16 meeting. wluch has all the conveniences, decor, air- Aha I Chinchilla coats! Full or three-quarter ing to spiral upwards at a rapid Showcase Election of these four conditioning, niceties, food, liquor, even lenph coats cost $5,000 to $8,000 In the U.S. rate," he noted. "But, the BRlbALS!! I representatives to trustee boutique shops—of a svelte new Hilton, so we look at them with respect, and the high cost of grocery shopping meetings was the first busi- Would you believe? husbands with alarm, but again, Nepal sur- Shows to aidis also partly a result of the IF YOU ARE THINKING OF ness taken up at the charter And there are TWO of them. prises us. The coats are priced at the "rous- confusing and sornatimas mis- session of the new "l.^htjh * * * ing" sum-Of-$200 to $300. Wow. Shawsons leading adverUslng and University Forum," Fur Shop of Soaltee's is a hit, believe me, SIONiR FLOOR, PURCHASING A IN ADDITION, we arrived to all this soft Bonnie Brae pricing practices to which . PLANNING y The forum is a joint stu- life in the loins of the wild Himalayas via and about three coats shorter after our visit, consumers are subjected." dent - faculty - administrator a beautiful fliMht on a beautiful jet plane * * * Bonnie Brae Farm for Boys FINE BRIDAL GOWN legislative assembly provid- and "suffered" our biggest setback when the SO THERE WE ARE, 17 people, my room- Theatre has scheduled two ing Lehigh students with their martinis weren't dry enough. Ha! And as mate Carlotta, me, and three chinchilla coats benefit musical performances BELOW COST!!! largest participatory role M short a time ago is 1950 Kathmandu was in the exottc city of "Kathmandu al the foot for the forthcoming year. of Ml, Everest,'1 governance and decision, almost inaccessiblel The last lap, after i On Jan, 9, Danny Kaye wlU Imapine! Every fine manufacturer making In the university's hecflc train ride, had to be made ON FOOT That is what the brochure said about Kath- star In "Two by Two," a 104-year history, going over an 8,000 foot pass and taking up to mandu and what our tour director thought about is represented and we also have Richard Rodgers musical If your scotch three weeks to accomplish the died. Since Kithmatttiu, but It was not exactly what we at the Imperial Theatre in tourists are not wont to walk over mountains found .in Kithmandu. The city is alive and a number of original designer New York, Reunion,,planned for three weeks, Kithmandu, needless to iij.f; well4ni. Hying. In the Kathmandu,,Valley with samples. Over 250 gowns - all did not see many strangers. theJHlmalayas all around It, true enough, On Feb. 6, "Lovely Ladles',* costs $2 more than Kind Gentlemen," starrini Also, while planes were in existence well' bur we never caught even one glimpse of Mt. below cost - will be offered for sale to honor teacher 4 Everest, Kenneth Nelson will be per- L enough, Kathmandu did not feel the need to formed at die MajesUc Thea- A retirernent-reunion party build itself a commercial airport, and "We hid all been planning to cUmh Mt, starting Saturday, October 3 and in honor of Sliter Miry Ala- "Everest, say a whole tin feet of it, when we tts. also In New York, P&T,you should non.jet planes hardly did well going over the coque will be held for ill arrived in Kathjnandu, but whin we got tfiere continuing thru October. jagged Himalayas, so few strangirs arrived Bonnie Brae, now in its graduates of Blessed Sacra- by that method either. But with the advent we found that die mountlin was 92 miles away 54th year. Is a voluntary or- ment Commercial School at uf the mighty jet and increaseU tourism, encircled by mountains encircled by.etemal ganizaHon serving emotion- be able to taste the Coronet (LeSeul Caterers) clouds and we never even saw It, let alone PRIBCILLA, BIANCHI, GALINA. TEENY, Mathmandu woke up to the fact that it might ally disturbed New jersey in Irvington on Sunday, Oct. get in on the loot, and jostled itself alert climb it. We were told we could take a car boys who are placed In the YOUNQ BRIDE, CAHILL. ALFRED ANQELQ, IB, from 3 to 6 p.m. Sister enough to build an airport—and a few other to a nearerby mountiin and perhaps catch a farm's care for pidanee and MAUSER &, OTHERS. Mary Alacoque taught busi- [hings. View of Mt, Everest, but the trip would take the difference. education, During the sum- ness courses at the school, three hours each way and then we might not And so it is thaE Kathmandu has become' mer months, BonnieBriealso which was located In Newark, a "tourist trap" along with must of the rest even catch a sight of the mountain if the operates a camp in Millington, fte are completely renovating and for 42 of the 51 years the of the world, blinkety-blank clouds were In me way. Which on a site near Bie farm, for school was open, _they usually are. $C2i refurbishing our magnificent * * * 700 boys from deprived areas 4,S OT. Monsipor PattlckMcGrath NONETHELESS, it was still a thrill to be So, needless to say, we did not go, and in the state. The proceeds salon-with a grand opening is in charge of arringements. approaching the city that sits near the noble theretore did not see the famous mountain. from the theater benefits are Those who are interested Mt, Everest in a beautiful valley of the world's But we did see Kathmandu and the fabulous given to Bonnie Brae to sup, should make reservitions by plement its Income from vol- »et for about December 1, biggest mountains, and which for so long lias Dr. Bethel Fleming, and those are joys unto fill itiilora Olsliihni Co ,N Y JiBrool calllnl the Blessed Sacrament been on the unbeaten path, themselves, Mt,.Everest-encircled.by-mouii. untary conoibutlons. Bridal show for Spring-Summer, Rectory at 243-3110. fiiir study mission group stayed aithehutd tains, or no. Will take place in januaiy. called the "Soaltee Oberoi." It was preparing Next: Nepal con't. Call or drop in for tickets, EARLY COPY for the festivities of the wedding of the Prince HOURS; of tile land, so we not only had new paint un • RINT THAT ROOM -ilh o Won, Ad Publicity chairmen are top. of new painr,,,but.everything was gay be- .7700 ••MON.-.WED.-RRI.- TUES,,THURS urgerj to 'gBierve the 10 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. 10=00 A.M. - 9=00 P.M. Friday deadline for other SATURDAY . than ipot.news,- Include. -, NJEA debates virtues 9: IS A.M. io5i30 P.M. your name, address and OOD phone number. of teacher accountability DEAL Accountability of schools sible when their i£udents_ fall and teachers for educational below national noritis -- Dyer results — a controversial is- writes: sue .undergoing wide current "When we ipeak of staff debate — is examined by an accguntabiiiiy, wi should be official of Princeton's Edu. speaking NUT of hf. caUunal Testing Service in the teacher .iccountablal Crape lO-oi. jar monthly magaeke of the New Ing every student he teaches Apple 10.oiv|ar Jersey Education AssociaUon, up to j specified level of lllb VO-oi.'|or The verdict: "Hard prob- competence as measured by lems" remain to be solved tests or other mean?." This, before accounability can be he says, would be "absolutely inifltuied, ,,„,__ disastrous tn [hppnrir^r^Rrh— "The fact of the matter is ing-learning prociSS and to Just Wonderful Aqua Net Johnson & Johnson that we are still in die Dark the pereepdori of what educa- Ages when it comes to that tion is all about," Hair Spray Hair Spray No Mere Tangle* kind of accqunting," writes "What 1 think itiff account- Cream Rinse ETS Vlce-Preiident Henry. ability should consist of is d 6 MONTH 13-81. 13-st. CO< Dyer, can 49' the holding of teachers ac- con. ST sitT-PI.e iiof The problem begin! with a countable for knowing their . CERTIFICATE © CARRYING CASE definition of "accountability," subject mailer, knowing the 5 The word. Dyer says, "con- most promising ways of put- Jergens Icy Point DeCaf Instant veys different, meanings to Ung It across, arid belnf In a Lotions - different-p'eople-dependlni-on.- -posldon-to;render aniCCOunt-7 L REGULAR Red Salmon the context in which It is Ing on all tJitse .mi'tters — 0 SAVINGS used," in short, having ailtha know- 4.S1, ACCOUNT i, siis $115 ® WIG SPRAY Moreover, there is no hows of a true professional," 86" •|ar agreement yet on what to hold EducaBon, n Is) aisened. 5 sehooli responsible for. Is not an iiidustrial prociSS All certificates have 1500 mini- Writes Dyer: "You cannot ejt- where mea sure mentis m'ert- mum and are compounded Goober Peanut Kellogg WITH ANY PURCHASE OF A WIG AT OUR piet to hold schools account- ly a matter ,.,f injlneerlrti;' qusrtir'iy wlih dividendi credited able for producing certain re- Instead, stiys the NjEA Re- from day of deposit. Regular • utter & Jelly Puddings PopTarti sults unttl you do in fact have view arttcle, 'it Is a social lavingl require no minimum de. a dear understanding and gen- process liiwhichhunianbeings ROsltihave no time limit, and All Flavors eral agreement among the are eonUnii.illy ' interacUnj tarn thi highest paubook rife pkg. LOW SALE PRICE public __ at large concernlim. allowed in New Jersey. Your With Other hurnifv heTnpe -ift- what the ultimate goals of ways that art linperfectly _Ti now insures to ._ . i. Tike advantage of iny Vaseline education should be," measurable or prtijlotable,* of theii plans, subjett to regu, Sewn SBBI DreiSings Purex Bleach 3< Olf "Education does not deal Russian.Le.Cal French, WASH & WEAR WIG SALE ON TEST-ORIENTED ac- litionl of lupBrvisory authori- Hair Tonic ,«-««i. 35< countability — the demand with inert raw matiriils, but ties, in'perion; or bank by mail Italian that teaehirs-bt held feipon- with living mindSjilPyeEsayi,- with.. postap_ paid, both Ways, Btillo Soap Pads Call 243.1123. SHAGGY bolt. 39< 18 ct. box 45< 2995 DUTCH BOY WIG planter's Pry Spanish Peanuts Ovolllne Plam or Chocolate Magic Extra _ Dr. John Aufllin, Eytj Physidtm.;,;': '' E XP E RTrSTYCISTS"0rTFFJEm5E5" Crisp Sizing! ;«: :,;....Ethnounces. iho:opdiiih| :.:3t:.'S£ Planter'f DryRoasTed Peanuts Ovaltme Chocolate 20-O1. of his'newest offioe in New, ,|i'f«,e^** I2oi. jar 71 t slto 59* for oyo exaiiiiniilions ui v, . SAVING IMPORTER'S OUTLET S LOAN ASSOCIATION Sanborn Calo Kraft French 1416 Morris Avenge, Union. Now jersey i OPEN MONDAY 1015 SPRINGFIELD AVE. PHONE Coffee THRU FRIDAY Cat Food Dressing 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. 399-9052 •' Dally 9 A.M. to. B P.M. W, IRVINGTON CENTER Mb.- Wodnosday and Saturday lu 4 I'.SI^;'; i 89* cam •••••••••••••• can

1 1 CLU designation rhursday, October 1, 1970 2 fined for using marijuana, Stanlake honored Mrs. Irwin heads for Walker agency lose driver's licenses in court at; «?mp°ny dinner Hirtjert L, Walker, with offices at 608 Sher. T, Stanlake of 210 Pembrook rd,. Dwyer voter unit Wood pkwy,, Mountalnsida, has been awarded Two persons were convicted on narcotics William W, Degennarat oi I486 Wooflaerei Mountainside, was among 30 johns-Manville Mrs. Uane irwin of 600 Sherwood pkwy,. the Chartered Life Underwriter deiiparion charges lust Wednesday by judge Jacob Bauer dr., Mountainside, was fined $2S for refuilng New York headquarters employees honored Mountainside, is serving as chairman of the at national conferment exercise! of the Amer- in Mountainside Municipal Court, They were the legal request of a borough policeman and lust week as they were inducted into the coiti- local chapter of "Thoiisarids of Women for ican College of Life Underwriters In Now Or- James U, Flamniar of WusHield for using mari- for using loud and abusive language. pnny's Qunrter renftiry Club, More than 500 Flo," Mrs. Irwin will coordinate women's leani, juana and Bruce John Ueiger of Kenllworth for Robert Buniak of Linden was fined (15 tor members, pests aw* friends attended the 41st activities in behalf of Cnrigre-swoman Florence , The American College of Life Undarwriteri using and being under the Influence of mari- being an unlicensed driver. He also paid fit) Annual dinner, held nt fhe Hotel Comm*l«i«, IV Dwyer (R~i2th lit'l.) who in running for re grants the CLU deiignaaqn to persons "en- juana. Each was fined $105 and liud his driver's for not having a rejistratien for the moter- "«w York dry. -lection this year. license revoked for one year. Flnninipr nlo'- |apd In activities relating to the insuring of rycle he was drivinl in his poiiession. A native of London, England, Stanlake joined Women inter »steti in iirtlngthe Incumbent's paid $10 fur luitehng at night. human life values" who piss a series of pro. Six persons and two business firms were J M m 1 M'> as n tran^ite pipe Instnictor. Mn eampMgn, iff 'irged tn "ontaC M'S, Irwin or fesslonal examinations and meet the experience fined |15 each for parking in prohibited areas. I'm held % sAriety qi sales posit'ons and lf \' lii nffif" tn F'lalnfj^M, ind ethical reqmcementa of the College, Cub PocF? 77 holds They and where they parked were; Herbert iii^ntiy » •alesman for [ricH.in matefiai-" Walker has been In the insurance consulting Homerantz of Matawan and Shirley Goldfarb field (or the past 10 yaars. He organized the of Millburn, on Glen road by the tower; John A. Mrs, MulJin, 47- Flnineitl Research Associates to accom- induction of Bebeafs Winkler of Clifton, the grass by the bridle modate his clientele, He is aetivs in veterans The induction of bobcats in Mountainside trail en the Waichung Reservation; Joseph Ru- Dahlias win 2 awards affairs, and is on the board of directors of Cub Park 177 took place last Friday, Gorton sjniak of pasiaic, the east side of Mill lane; worked as clerk (he National Association of Life I: InderwHters, Batten, actlr.g nubmsster, performed the cere- Everett T, Chriitmas of plscauway, Park or recent flower show many around the campfire. New members drive in Echo Lake Park; William McQueen of Services were held Friday for Mrs,Dorothy were instructed in what u cub is and parents Plfllnfield. the lawn in the loop area of the Mr and Mrs, Walter A. ChHstoffers of M, Mulli" of '27 New Frovidenf rt,, Moun. Watchung Reservation! the Charter Bulk Ser- Now at Buckn&ll were told the meaning nf bf-ing a Cub Srmir Mountainside recently received two swarHe tninsicie, who dieH |H' Mo'iday at Overlook vice of Newark, Echo Lake Park, and Unex LEWBBURG, Pa,—Three raiidents of Moun- parent. at the Men's Garden Club of Westfield Annual Hospital, Summit, She was 47, Mrs, MuUin Conveying Systems of gdison, the middle of was horn In Crinfoi1' '"'' •'"•'•«* W M(inn'- tainside, N,J,, are among the BOO freshmen Den leader'! are! Rtlipi l.easlauer, Jeim flower Show which wag sponsored by the the circle on Sheffield street, Union County Park Commirpion. They w™ t«insi (» Ifi vis's ngn who begin classes at Bucknell University this Baker, Linda Hrp'limus, Helen l-'itzgibbon, 1 semester. They are Neil K, Dseublar of 328 Kathryn nilleniutli, Hnrlmrti I repel, I'atriem Other convictions and fines were: Ernest W, them for Ihnlr •nrrv (•' Hvf "lln™l lloir " ' She wis a rlerk in the payroll depart- rimberllne dr., Christopher A, Glfisshurn of l.ehmann, Kliner 'Ink-oft, I'nbert VanRuskirk, Wright of the Bronx, $20 for operating an un- '"hliBB, me"t of the Summit Hoard of Blucation for 1188 Wyoming dr., and Peggy A. Mocl"i of and Steve Mar>">fK I hnnp ire ^^ hnye in rh*- safe vehicle that was involved in an accident on ne Larry Hubbard Perpetual Award is fl LESLIE J_STANLAk. E the If it yea' oM h"i worked as a clerk for 1112 Saddle Brook rd. pack tliiI yeai, Rr, 32 Fasti Benjamin L. joynsr of Elizabeth, silver bowl which Is given for the best ^alills thrf V'sre (n rt'" "imimilt Plijoheth TniBf }10 for driving a track on W, R, Tracy drive bloom or collection r.f dahlia blooms. They Enrolls at Dean '••o. TARIY In the WHtchung Reservation: George W, Piper also won the best in show award whi'-h is Mrs, Mulhn is sur»ivwi bv her husband, of New prnvidenfe, $15 for parking without i perpetual silver bowl given f«r fho h»"r Cynthia P. Hartmann, daughter of Mr. anri Robert; § son, Rnhert B,, und two (laughters. Pnhlirily rhaiimpn aie urged lights in the tower parking lot of the watehung competitive horticultural entry. Mrs. Wliliam j, llartmann, 1W Indian Trail, Miss Harbara j. ami Miss Nancy L,, all at ill obsoive the Fnday tad Reservation; Patrick Coughlin of Dunellen, Mountainsidfi, was one of the more than M0 home; her parent!, Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Imp ffn nlhpi Ihnn r-v 'I nnw^ $11 for an unregistered vehicle, and Roger member5 i» the I>an Junior College (Frank- M. Bowlby 'if Oarwinci; and threr brothei-s, ), Solomon of 2M Rohlti Hood rd., Mountain. CARPINTIRS i-ll ,-. lin, Mi"!s.) Class of 1973 who began their Kenneth M, Bowlhy of rWinfleld, Robert K, liifludr y'iiil naiii" iHriires 30,000 college careers duritg the latter part of Sep- EiOWlhy "f W^rfipjn find Inhn A. RnwlhV nf Iiwi plinrin il|.mhi>l Side, $10 f'*r pResing ftfi the ehmilKpr nn Rt. 22 Eaist, 7700 ternber when Dean's first classes were held. Garwood, Come In And Openings in fail classes Take A Look At The New reported by Summit Y Ihrro Tin1 mill openings in to he accomplished swimmers most regular fall classes for by the end of the year, Silhouette. hoy- nncl girlswhich will begin Rlcilis classes for hoys ,iu)it wt'fk ;n ilu> Summit Area grades 3-6 and prls grades YMCA, Ailvanted rygistrariun 3-9 will be held m 10-week sessions beglnnin| withoram= Media Mart Drugstore iM necessary, Our 1971 Pattern* HroHi'fims inciutlu all pro- poline. Weekly recreaUonal gressive swim classes for swim-gym periods, classed 29,017 friendly little prices. Are Ready And' buy!-, .mil girls, jfl-ades ii-12, iiccording to age and sex, will Teii-weuk ciiiii-sesiiruclnssed also begin. These propams We Can Convert aiciirdliiK ID skill levi'I, and are held Saturday mornings ur weekdays after school and pupils rn.jy |irtif!ress to the MIM Your Dated Fur nrxt skill level when they YMCA membership is re- pass their [fists, yiiabling tiiem quired. Into A New Style, In addition, special short | Save term courses, offered to the ROOFING pre-schbol, kindergarten and Crest Toothpaste early elementary "sets, will SHINGLES start next week. Among them 240 lbs, sul' ioal is Ilippers Club, a course $OQ (!0° *"• instructing mothers on proper EVERYTHING IN FURS methods of teachini their tod- White Aluminum Leaders dlers to swim. with _ GUTTERS ft Tiny Tots Gym Club, a Floristan for fB«er cavities SI 9^ - weekly recreational session Limit One Coupon Par Cusiemsr r Oflet Good Thru Sal. Ocl, 3, 1 974 STUYVESANT AVF,, l,LJ ini'slled for four and five-year-olds, ••••••••••••••••••••••••• teaches gym, exercises and UNION CENTER 686-1775 WALTER'S ROOFING rhythms. (Mottiers who are $1,50 SIZE fi YMCA members may swim Safeguard P. 0, BOX 225 Edison while their tots are in the 287-2647 442-S453 Adorn n.) Hair Spray Soap Trasli Barrel Toilet Tissue Thi deodoran7*t ind antibacterial soap for the entire family. Thi till itylmi hair iony that rjuifli Vfiii'llarinFB it'

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TRUST COMPANY STORE HOURS: DAILY 9 A.M. TO 10 P. M.. SUNDAYS 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M.

CftANFORD . GARWOOD - PLAINFIELD . SCOTCH PLAINS . WESTFIELD 800 Morris Tpke • Next to Stop & Shop • Short Hills • Tel. 376 ru'lnv. ' ''•' •'•'•' ' • ' '' 7''

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ATHENS COIFFURE COUNTY KOSHER MEAT CENTER GENERAL TiCHNICAL INTSITUTE LU-ANETTE SALON 791 Snjyvesant Ave, Self-ServiCU SCHOOL OF WELDING Specials For Senior Citizens Irvington 374-0681 - 372-9307 Linden Shopping Plaza (W, St. on Tuesday and WednesrtAy The New Yorker Beauty Salon Mr, Rill formerly with FV"!i Co. (leorgp Ave, (Rt, 27) .it Rahway v \ .ipproved pl 1157 Clinton Avenue Fifth Ave,, New York Is Here in irvinfrtm, m tjo,»,. v..n with H.r litip, I indsn, Purkwav fif i 1A; i ;ri'pry G, Syteh jr. Pree. Newest Styles. Call for -•;ie( to Rt. 21) ! I1- iwltlmnre Ave. appointment today. «? 5-4(1511 i ni.lfti 486-QIHO

NEW JERSEY'S LEADING SEARS, ROEBUCK & COMPANY SPRINGFIELD STEAK HOUSE THE TERRILL FUNERAL HOME CHEVROLET DEALER Upi'n Monday >, I'ndiiy Ni / WiiLAS k PROTOPAPAS FAMILIES Five CJeneritions of Service until o (New Owners) o60 Stuyvesiiiit Avenue Lou Goldstein-New uwner NKK Sprilijrflljid AVU, II mire 22 Irvington 372-Z2O3 771 Lyons Avenue irviriBtim TO-CIMi) ipnngfic.kl 467-0100 [million 371-6464

ACCURATE PLATING CO. INC. BOB & RAY'S AUTOMATIC CONVERTERS INK CO, FLAIR FOR BEAUTY JEANETTE'S BEAUTY SALON 29 Grant St. TRANSMISSIONS Flexographic i ciravure Printing Inks Hair Design Studio Specializing In Hair Coloring- Linden 925-9595 . 13U1 Park Ave. 5, . , 14 S. Michigan Avenue Latest,Style§ _._..„, ...... SI? E. First Ave. . Linden, N. j. 486-5125 ' KeMlwortlT 241-3639 •••-••••• ••• • 823 Sanford Avenue " Raselie 241-2466 Vailsburg 374-0492 A.K. TOOL CO. INC. FOOD FAIR STORES INC, uHflo CROSS COUNTY REALTY 1159 US, Highway 22 320 South Stiles St. JOHNNY'S POULTRY FARM Mountainside 232-7300 BREEZE CORPORATIONS INC. REALTOR Linden 486-2000 1298 Stuyvesant Ave. 700 Liberty Avenue Union 687-1657 Union 686-4000 854 Mountain Avt, AMERICQ COIFFURES, Mountainside •232-53.% FOUR SEASONS PLAY & RECREATION JOHNSON & JOHNSON REALTY CO, Roselle Shopping Center CENTER 567 Raritan Road BRENNAN BICYCLE SHOP Real Estate & Custom Building • Open 6 days a week. No Sales and Service DEE'S BAR & GRILL 1185 West Chestnut Street at 105 Chandler Ave, . ... • - - appointment necessary 93 Madison Ave, Route 22 ...... 245-6068 Roielle 241.9300 Irvington 375-8768 386 E, Westfield Ave. Union 687-0151 •park Ch 1-12:31! M. ATKIN GALLOPING HILL DRUGS AND JULES TAP ROOM Curtains, Prapei, Linens & BROUNELL-KRAMER-WALDOR Bedspreadf SURGICAL 839 Springfield Ave. AGENCY Dl MAGQIQ CLEANERS 372-9267 • 1016 Springfield Ave. Next to A & P Jrvington 372-1036 A Complete Insurance Service & LAUNDERETTE 1350 Galloping Hill Shopping 1435 Morris Avenue Center Union 687-1133 724 & 730 W. St. George Ave. . • Union 687-6242 KELLS TOWN SERVICE ATLAS FOOD DISTRIBUTORS INC. Linden 486-9679 925-U2M 493 Boulevard . 746SpringfieldAvenue , - ...... Keniiworth. 276.0722 lrvinpon 372-7638 H. B. PLUMBING & HEATING HARRYJ. BURKE & SON FLORISTS A^DQMBROWSKY^SONS Quality-Service -— 891 Pennsylvania Ave. 33 Welleslty Street Oltset Printers - KEMPLER SHOES Union 686-0955 Maplewood 687-7150 306 - 21st Street 1055 Springfield Ave., lrvinpon AUTO CRAFT COLLISION SIRVICE Irvington 373-6054 996 Stuyvesant Avi,, Union Expert Body Work I, Refinishing HALFWAY HOUSE 570 S. Livingston Ave., Livingston 2458 Morris Avenue CANDYTON VARIETY STORE 468 Bloomfield Ave., Caidwell Union 964-0145 . 1294 Springfield Ave. DUAL TEMP INC. RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE Irvington 399-9786 106 E. Westfield Ave. Route 22 KENILWORTH FUNERAL HOME Mountainside 232-2171 H. A, BAGGSTROM AND SONS Rosalie Park 241-6875 Conrad J. Womiak, Mgr. Tile and Marble Contractors CAROL JO FASHIONS 511 Washington Ave, 310 Wlniield Terr. Kenilworth 272-5112 Union 686-3290 2009 Morris Avenue DURA-BILT PAVING CO. HAMBURGER WURST MARKET Union 687-1222 We Make All Kinds of Home Made 531 Mountain Ave, KLEEN ALL CENTER Springfield 376-6140 BAXTER ASSOCIATIS, INC. Galloping Hill Shopping Center 1 Hour Dry Cleaning - Same Day CATENA'S TAVERN Union 687-2888 Shirt Service Induitrial k Commercial Ann Catena, Prop, 732 Springfield Avid. (cor. 21st street) Photo|raphy Jrvington 374-5398 688^533 Bart, Manager EASY METHOD DRIVING SCHOOL HARPER CEILINGS Bob Baxter 82 Mi. Vernon Place Vailsburg Michael Zaek g, Penny Web^r Instructors •Metal-Block-Aeoustieal Ceilings 120 W. Webster Ave. RALPH LA MORTE PONTIAC, INC. 864 Galloping HiU Ruad Roselle Park 241-3090 1128 Springfield Ave. Union 352.0597 BETZ UNION MOTORS CASTRO CONVERTIBLES Irvington 375-9200 Authorized qpDCE dealer since 1/4 Mile Weit of Flagihip i934 „Center, Island, U.S..Highway.#22...... ECHO. SETTING .JEWELERS-^ HARTFOmDANIELS.AGENCY,JNC_ JAMES LA MORGESE, y Union 686-5313 Union 686-4114 Erv Heuer k Otto Cardinilu ' Real Estate insurance Brotors Paving 1571 B Morris Avenue Notary Public - OUTSTANDINO 18 Paine Avenue Union 686-0322 BUILDER OF FINE HOMES • Irvington 372-8023 CIRCLE MOTORCYCLE SALES First k Second Mortages arranged BIERTUEMPFEL-GSTERTAG AC4INCY 9131, St. Oeorge Ave. MINIBIKES EDGAR RAOD GARAGE INC. Roselle 245-7344 INC, LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE " Insurance k Real Estate 2512 Rt #1 1632 Rt #1 Linden 925-4286 1961 Morris Avenue (24 hour emergency servlcu) HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL PARK ASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY, INC, Union 686-0651 ' Linden 486-0050 Stuyvesant Avenue • 757 Springfield Avt. COLE* tlninn 688-4300 1-,,^^^ 'jiA-Qinn W. A, BIRDSALL & CO, 1120 Springfield Ave. ELKAY PRODUCTS CO., INC. Irvington 373-7410 . , Manufacturers Material Handling Equipment 1819'W. Elizabeth Ave. IDEAL DAIRY FARMS 35 Brown Ave. • LOUISE'S KLOTHES KLOSET Linden 486-4455 Springfield 376-7550 2331 Morris AVinui COLONIAL MOBIL SERVICENTER Union 686-1900 Monday-10-4130 Friday - 10-8:30 BLUE STREAK GARAGE George W. Bowman, Owner . Saturday- 10-5 1430 Morris Avenue ESSEX BAR & GRILL INC. Auto and Truck Repairs Union 686-9893 INGRASSIA CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 513 E. 1st. Ave. 119 Park Ave. 409 Myrtle Avenue __Roselle Ch 5-6309 _ _ LinUen,'. 486=9.5.44 _ . v Irvington 371-3100 Q • COLONIAL SAVINGS & LOAN LOWY, BINDER, LIFSON & BORRUS BLOCK & ZUCKERMAN OPTICIANS 1 Westfield Ave. FASSO STEEL & MATERIAL CORP. Roselle Park 245-2313 IRVINGTON CUTLERY MlllbumMall 636 North Michigan Avenue Union 687-5488 SI Smith Strati ^Ulbijrn 3«N,610p Kenilworth 688-8210 irvington 375-0003 CONCA D'ORO ITALIAN PASTRY LYONS HARDWARE 'I ••••'! BLUE RIBBON BAKE SHOP SHOP FERDON EQUIPMENT , IRVINGTON ESSO SERVICENTER Frank NapoUtano, Prop. 806 South Orange Av«. ' 1140 Commerce Ave. Complete Auto Service Corner Stuyveaant and 18th • i.i 988 Stuyyesant Ave., Union VailSburg' 372-3737 Union 687-4400 842 Springfield Ave. Avenues 688-3200 - open Sundays Irviniton 372-3181 Vailsburg 372-6677 \."VJI I'1 - • ,i,,,r i,

Your caution behind the wheel of your car can

save a child's life. Drive slowly. Observe all traffic signs, regula-

tions. The safety of children depends on you.

MONTGOMIRY HALL & PARK NATIONAL TOOL & MFG. CO, Catering - Dance Hall - Large 100-124 No. 12th St. & Small Meeting Rooms for Kenilworth 276-1600 25-300 *'T. 123 Montgomery Avenue Irvington 372-9753 IRViNGTQN CAB CO. 2 Veterans Irvinpon ES 3-5000 WARNER'S FRIENDLY SERVICE 5CHERING CORPORATION MARTIN WITZBURG & SON VASSALLO'S FISH MARKET Manufacturers of fine pharmaceutleals 2022 Morris Avenue Union 687-2244 Fiih li Chip Orders To Take Out Electronic tune-up Specialists 1011 Morris Ave., Union - Pick Up Only 1444 Stuyvesant Avenue 86 Mi, Vernon Place Union 687-9813 Ivy Hill 374-3939

TIPPER TIE-DIVISION M & J CONTRACTORS MORGAN'S CLOTHING PETRY'S SHELL SERVICE STATION AUGUST F. SCHMIDT CompletB Auto Service RHEIM MFG, CO. Plumhlng-Electrieal-Carpentry 1000 Springfield Avenue FUNERAL HOME Irvington 373-8704 Mountain & So, Springfield Ave, 407 Chesmut St. 79 Washington Avenue * Springfield 379.9750 139 Westfield Ave, Irvington 374-0110 Elizabeth 352-2268 Union 687-2345

M & R REFRACTORY METALS, INC, PISANO REALTY CO. SEVEN BRIDGE LUMBER & CABINET TOWERS TRANSPORTAION CO. Multt Value Chevy Dealer Realtori-lnsurers- Mortgaps Subsidiary of Wnittaker Corp. 2277 Morris Ave. CO. 250 North Avenue, East .,_,, 21 E. vVestfield Ave. Union 686-2800 , . 2800 Springfield Ave, Elizabeth 354-6800 • - • ' • 65 Brown Ave. Roselle Park 241-0070 3 q v Springfield 37fr.57OO" «•-" ; Union 688-3612 THE NATIONAL STATE BANK TRANSCO PRODUCTS CORP, MAGLEY'S IRVINOTON GARAGE PHIL'S SUNOCO SIRVICE STATION SINGER SEWING CENTER 609 Elizabeth Ave., W. 366 Union Avenue ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY 48 Morrli Ave,, cor, Warner Ave, ' 'What'i New for Tomorrow Is At Linden 925-0030 irvington 372-9123 Springfield 379-9748 Singer Today" 1017 Stuyvesant Ave. NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE Union 688-7014 TURNER AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL, MANDARIN COIFFURES EAST PIZZA BY VITO COMPANY 19 Mill Road 372-1637 JAMES F. SMITH & SON INC. Irvington 399-9700 Union Office "Worth Driving For" 765 Grove Street 1160 Clinton Ave,, Irvinfton Plumbing and Heatin| Irvlngton 371-6166 Contractors Since 1920 irvingttn 373-1431 MARIE'S HAIR STYLISTS NEW JERSEY SLAG CORP. PRICE & CLARK ESSO TUSCAN DAIRY FARMS, INC. Marie, Prop. 888 Clinton Avenue SPEEDWAY AUTO TOP & SEAT 765 Drove Street Irvington 375-1894 693 Lyoni Avenue UNION, NEW JERSEY Irvington 372-5469 Irvinpon 399-9763 COVER CO. NEWARK VERMIN 1265 Stuyvesant Ave, UNION PANTRY ARTHUR L. MARSHALL & SON, JNC, PUBLIC SERVICE CpORplNATEp Union 687-9634 EXTERMINATING CO. • Delicatessen k Reitaurant ...... ,. ...,.,..,,., Plumbing & Heating 2020 Morris Avenue TRANSPORT Union 686-6340 74-WaihingtonTWe, ~~ ~~ ' — ••••—-—- SPRINGFIELD GARAGE Springfield 376-1797 Newark to 180 Boyden Avenue OMC Trucks Sales k Service 727 Springfield Ave, Maplewood, New Jeriey Morris Ave, k Keeler St. Irvlnjton 374-6800 Springfield 376-0222 UNITED STATES SAVINGS BANK MARTY'S PLACE Ivy Hill Office PYRO PLASTICS CORP, STEPHANIE'S HEALTH CLUB FOR 72 Mount Verflon Place Coffee-Sandwiches NIP-N-NIBBLE LIQUOR & DELI Newark, N, J, 07106 327 - Ififli Avenue Pyro Park • WOMEN Union 688-7600 624-5800 Irvinpon 372-9358 1158 Stuyvesant Avenue , Therapeufle Miisage-Sienderizini Irvinpon 372-8279 1146 Clinton Avenue UNITY HOUSE FURNITURE irvington 371-2032 MARY'S LUNCHEONETTE R & S HOME-AUTO STORES 616 E. St. George Ave, Linden 486-8845 Home Cooking OLSON'S AUTO BODY Route 22 - Opposite Flagihlp LOUIS E. STERNBERG Rear 18 Union Avenue CoUrtlon ExpertCorvette Repair! Union 686-8200 Irvington 372-9126 Real Estate Broker-Business 439 E, First Ave. Opportunlties-lniUrance (Life Roselle 24W404 VARIETY BAZAAR RAPISTAN, INC, Si General) MARY'S YARN SHQPPE 559 Chancellor Avenue 1082 Springfield Ave, • Irvington 374-3030 irvington 374-6446 A Full Selection of Yim - Free 1163 Route 22 , ORANGE BEAUTY SCHOOL Mountainside 232-9440 Jnitructipni 854 Stuyvesant Ave, Classes for Men k Women - Day SUBURBAN THRIFT HOUSE Irvington 87W557 k Night Attractive Clothes at Attractive VOLCO BRASS & COPPER COMPANY 265 Main Street REGENT FACTORY OUTLET Prices Orange 677-1734 . BOULEVARD ' Men's Si BOy'i Wear at Discount Prices 775 Springfield Avenue A. R. MEEKER CO. 115 W. 2nd Ave, Irvington 372-0604 Kenilworth' 245-7200 Roselle 241-2132 »A.B,,ftek.CQpyiBg/[Xiptt«ting.produe£iM_ 12 Edison PI. 151CARTBAR ^" SUNSET SEA FOOD ^^^ Springfield 876-8100 Home Delivery - Party Trays WALKER DRUGS peBcious Sandwlehes A Speeiality 876 South Orange Avenue SpringieldRd, Si Route 22 1 Mill Road RICCARDO'S PIZZERIA Newark 371-7376 Unlon-~488-9805 irvinpon 375-6262 Itftllan'SR'le Hotdogs and MERCURY BARBER SHOP Submarines - We Deliver 761 Springfield Ave, SUPREME SAVINGS & LOAN jjeed, A Htiieut Or A Trim Irvington 372-9426 ASSOCIATION WESTERN ELECTRIC CO., INC. sWpBAB t OTTO'S PORK STORE 2159 Springfield Ave, G«rmin Home Mlde Bolopft Springfield Ave. at 38th St. 650 Liberty Avenue Union 688-1000 Unioon 687--8328 2 1121 Clinton Avenue Branch office - 1065 Stuyvesant Irvingtdn~373=0985 ~ -SALEM-AUTO REPAJR-GO^NC Irvington 374-8200 Tune-up - Brakes-Wheel Alignment MICHAEL'S BAG SHOPPE 1070 Salem Road SWAN-BENEDICT MOTELS WILPAT ASSOCIATES Union 687-4050 Perk Up Your Fall Ensemble with, f & M ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS U; S. Route fil 191 Mountain Ave. Linden, New Jersey Springfield 379-9313 an Exquisite Handbag 363 Boyden Avenue 1181 Stuyvesant Ave. 925-5300 - 925-6565 Maplewood SAMCO TIRE CO. Irvington 375-3132 371-1773 - 761-5244 k 741 Springfield Ave. TAPPINS JEWELRY STORFJMC, WISNIEWSKI FURNITURE Irvington 399-9825 _ Qpen_Mpn. 8i Erl. nights until 9 r REFINISHING.CO._.;V MILEWSKI REAL ESTATE & PARKW/tY BOWLING & BILLIARDS :_ ^,— ... „.:-__ _ ,. t_" _- r" L * -" 1013 Springfield Aye. Irvingpn 372-6464 2880 Springfield Ave. INSURANCE Newly Remodeled SANDY'S MOBIL Unloh-Vauxhall 687-1828 900 Springfield Ave. , Auto Repalrs-Towing-Siww Behind Club Diana 835 - 18th Avenue irvington 375-3200 THE Bft&AL HOUSE Irvington 373-1289 Plowing 8 Lincoln Place 1061 Springfield Ave, Irvington 399-9760 _lrJtiDgton._373=2505 ^ZIEBART AUTO MILO DISTRIBUTORS, INC. PERROTTI BROS. ESSO SERVICENTER THE KINGSTON & TRUCK RUSTPROOFING SCIENTIFIC PACKAGING CORP. Dinners-Lunches-Banquet Wholesalers of General .'Specialists in automatic transmission Merchandise Facilities 105 Chesmut St. Building #15 - South Front St. 1052 E. Elizabeth Ave. '1245 Springfield Ave. 1181 Morris Ave. Linden 925-0105 RoseUe 245-9686 Elizabeth 352-7957 Irviogton 372-3875 Union 686-2537 Thursday, October 1. 1970- Doubfe movie bill held at Elmora The Elmora Theater, EllMbeth, U holding over Its double bill, "GaBim Straight," aM I llliliuillllllllllilllllliiiiiiiii »""U "Loving," and its weekend matinee ibowingif "Tom fhumb" for another weak. "Getting Straight" stars Elliott Gould and Sfafion Candice Bergen and was photographed In eslor, "Loving" has George SegiJ and Eva Marie Saint in Pteilar rolfis, -• Breaks 'Tom Thumh," starring Rusi Tamblyn In H MM ! II \Ml'F!>l"lllimilllli|i the title role, will he shown in color with II . (•viinicfii famtuiR rorne- cartrmns SutiiHay at 1:15 and Sunday at 2:15, ; i •viw r'll-.s rrprESenrini Liber- ••II !»• Hob Hope's guests f>n x ••. iw Presro'f the Be1! Hare Oble winner for Klute' . , ,1 I'm ' v M..,..Uv, '!»•!. " HOi .LYWOOD — Alan PaMa has casU970 i <«' . i-< >M t .M.). Obie Award-winner Anthony Holland In ' H]F= will he p(rl§, ^nd d"ring the breaks "KliiM," i contemporary mystery which Pa- iji fli..^Fn!(7 fhf* ^hnw they revealed rhem kula is producing and directing for Warner e=lvi« in ill their feminimty, Broi, Jane Fonda and Donald Sutherland star I it istai "e, Ruth Rnxzi "is diicussing in the Technicolor and Panaviilon film. (•.••(.ri;: >it' tin 'ithers. 'I'm a Ot(!on Bleu wot,'1 lit' fold them, morlrstly, ' Wat a

1 1 orgp 5anfW>ru «•-! Sfptlitiji llnll" • M)IHKRN--- eMran actress returns u Mi"il"wbro'ik Theater Restaurant,Cedar I ,ldri • (Mr latiji-M tashi'ini, hcisehnM main- IP, tonight in Neil Simon's stage come- : it i.i' lust dbnut every •ther suhjert . M.Hpf'iiit in th** r»rv." Thp play will ti tfu* hf*aitg of women everywhere, ' .in ••null Nov. 1, 1.1. MI, tl-ing tlii-y didn't discuss was Wni»n'« Foreign film series ',4'n iiuti "Well," Hxplamed NariBttP ."I V, "we're all playing feminists an the 1 * hut nt onn of us is a Methrd Actress," continues at FDU • t'if?ir in -t rehearsal, Hope wnll>=cl intn The JngrnicHon.M Mprihi Il'-piirmienl nl file • ,. £•••'. [•• find all thp glamorniis • 1 wni Ilorhim-Madlsoii cflinpiis of 1 nirieigh Dick- inson University wil1 pi Psent "My Sister, My • .-..ni,. • wii.ii is this," >"• ninpr-i, 1 nve" on Sunday, It is p?rt of the continuing • • i'« (.\ 11) rrwetlng?'- series of moti'm picnit"« bring shown n the , :' miri Lilt! rail call was taken. Hob was Foreign Til"! I ™«vil p. r«.wt1y tiH.ij) t>,,l,i ii • il, pip lied with his brilliant fast of nn campus, .in:*. Here are most of thnm in the "My Sifter, My Love" is the drama 'if a 'TREISANDI Birbra qings Jli^t Leave Every- •ii.; "dei of appearance on the show; passioi'sr** Tpl^Fi'mRh'f^ l^*w*'*-ii y hr Mfh^f ;if*H thing T Me," !•; Jer ey JuiieniJ>s »Jir • ' ., '. !• je j cab driver; Nancy Walker sister. Helln. Dolly! ig-un rhi rime in Lhe >».i" (iuard; Nanette Fabray as head The movie, under the direction of Viljjot MaplewnL lThejttr, MipU w i I H rrr Fi % • ftwork: Minnie Pearl and [ren Ryan fijnrnan, Stars larl Kulle, He playpd the lonely Th^itcr, Br ??. Un il newscasters: joAnne Wnrley, sea captain in "Dear John," but in Sweden , ,• f'.illaid and Imogens Coco as the all- he is equally famed for his portrayal of j, '. ., ML r.wnght family of western TV fame; Pierpont Finch in the Stockholm production r>,i-ie 5tpi i|iSl Idle Adams and Sheila Mac- of "How to Succeed In Business Without . as - in.. of traveling salesladies; Phyllis Really Trying," Adult films , 9i as the star who is to replace Bob on "My Sister, My Love" will be shown at both 7:3(1 and Q:3(l p.m. iti the newrirpyfiiss ARMY BUDDIES—Donald Sutherland, left, as American as "i 're inviilved in a series of related College building, and Elioitt Could discuss impnrtant events 1 at Mayfair "•• Uiai deal with their hilarious efforts in • M«A«S»H." film eumedy which con- OLDEE: fir the TV network and bounce Bob tinues run at the Rialln Theater in Westfield, NEIGHBORS WANT YOUR ui.d .l«m« Tell 'en. "The Cheyenne Social •r,i', .,• king Pin posltian, "Women will what ygy hoy* Ryii n isweott Cliisiifipd Ad Club," adult western film, reign supreme," is tneir cry, as Bob tries Coll 686.7700. starring James Stewart, vili.-iM!'. to hold nn t« his •hredded dignity. Story of homosexuals Henry Fonda and Shirley Jones opened yesterday at the May- UIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllHIimillilMlillhlllHIIMIllllllllll Ill IIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMIiilllllillllUI % opens at Art Cinema fair Theater, Hillside on a double bill with "Gaily, pPENS OCT.1 Theafer Time Clock I 'The Boys in the Band," a poignant story Gaily," thru Nov.1 about male homoseiuals, derived from the "Cheyenne" concerns a (Thur,-Sun, ANN smash stage hit, and starring the original jowbay whp jnheritsj western All times llgterf are fur-Sit., 3:12,-7, 10:40;Sun,, 2:50, -east, opened yesterday at the Art-etnema in brothel, It was directed by mshed by the theaters, 6:30, 9:55; GAILY, GAILY, Irvlngton Center. BARBARA MEETER-—Singer has the lead Gene Kelly and filmed in SOTHERN • • * Thur., Fri., Man., Tues.,6:45, The associate film is "Dream of Kings," in the Paper Mill playhouse production of color, starring Anthony Quinn and Irene Papas. Both ART CINEMA (ii v.i—-THE 10:25; Sat,, 1:15, 5:05, 8:45; 'The Sound of Music," which stnrtedafive- "Gaily, daily," comedy films are in color. SOYS IN THE BAND, Thur., Sun., 1, 4;35; 8:15. week run Tuesday in the MillburTi Lheater. based ,on the writings of Ben Frl., Mon,, Tues,, Wed., 9:37; 4 * * Ijeeh, and starring Beau Sit,, 7. 10:57; Sun., 1:45.5:42. ORMONT (E.O.) - TELL women who wouid take the Bridges (Lloyd Bridges' son), 9-39; DREAM OF KINGS, ME THAT YOU LOVE ME, course of having their faces Brian Keith and-Melina Mer- Thur., Fri,, Man., Tues,, JUNIE MOON, Thur., Frl., Liza likes disfigured. 1 guess I'm a little couri, tells a story of a young Wed,, 7:30; Sat,, 9:05: Sun., Mon., Tues., 2:13, 7:43, 9:59; strange, Junie Moon didn't innocent lad who comes to 3:50, 7:47, Sit.. Sun., 1:20, 3:26, 5:32. have the choice. I didn't think the Chicago of 1910, a city of * * * 7:46, 10, Junie Moon I had a chslce," _ corruption to get himselj a .. job.gn.a, iargeTSCale. news- J, W.DANT OLDE BOURBON. 134 ytara of America ELMORA (ELJZ.) ™ TheOtto Premingirpicture in mvmry drop—how come it doesn't cost more? LOVING, Thur., Frl., Man,, RIALfO W Liza Mlnneiii. who portrays is Mlis MinneUi's third paper. Norman jewison di- STBIISIII BOURBOK WlilSKtl • Si PSOCIF • © J.W. DINT DIIIIfLERl CO, K1. H.V. Tues,, 7:30' Sat., 4:30, 8:15; M*A*S*H, Mon,, Tues,, Thur., a girl whose face Is per-movie. rected the color film. Sun., 4:10, 7;45' GETTINO Fri., 7:30, 9:55; Wed.; 1.7:30, manently dl^igured with acid STRAIGHT, Thur., Fri., 9:55- Sat., Sun,, 1, 3. 5, 7:30, by a maniacal boyfriend in Mon., Tuts., 9:0S- Sat, 6, 10. "Tell Me That You Love Me, 9:451 Sun., S:4S, 9:25- Mit- * * * junie Moon," in Its second Ineei, Cartoons, Sit., 1, Sun., UNION (Union Center) week at the Ormont Theater, 2; TOM THUMB, Sit,, 1:15, JUNGLE BOOK, Thur,, Fri., East Orange, gives two Sun., 2:15, Man., Tues,, 1:30, 7, 10; Sit,, reasons why she accepted such * • * 2:45, 5:45, 9; Sun., 2:15, 5:20. a role, FOX .UNION (Rt, 22) — i:30;THE LOVE BUG,Thur., "First, 1 accept a role if I ENJOYMENT IN EATING OUT HELLO, DOLLYl (Call the- Frl,, Mon,, Tues., 2:45, 8:15, like the character. And 1 liked aterl "9154-8977 for tlmeelocR,)- Sat:; T, -4; T; loasrsun., Jume Mnon," sayd the daugh- • • * ter of the law Judy Garland, 12:30, 3:30, 6:40, 9:45. And the secund reason is be- MAPLEWOQD — HELLO. I I i MTii-l I I I DOLLYl, Thur,, Fri,, Man., IXECUTIVII r.od gui Want cause "1 think there are few SHOW*DiNNER*DANC!NG Tues., 7, 9:30; Sit,, 1:45, 7, Ads when hiring I•mji layeei. 9:40; Sun,, 2;30, 5:30, 8:25, Btoo oboul yeyrielf (o r enly I3.J0I Coll 686.7700, dally MEflDOWBROOK 9 to 5,00. Cooehligh MAY FAIR (Hillside) —- CROSSWORD PUZZLE THiATRI*RiSTAUBANT CHEYENNE SOCIAL CLUB, DIHtt •«««««""" Thur,, Fri., Mon., Tues., 8:4' Today's Answer MAYFAiR Ns. iroad 51. ACROSS DOWN 19. Hawk P SOB MAIN ST. .| Wldren'"M.i.u! ¥»ii Bear •CHEYENNE SOCIAL CLUB1 l.Wajh 1. Supple parrot top Cat, «IE. EAST ORANGE 5. Happy 2. Assumed 20. Arid .ITALIAN-AMERICAN OR 5-2600 "A MOTION MCTUM ' JAMES 5TIWART HENRY FfONDA ....9. Italian city narnfl, CuULn.. BU.IM i» Lunch^ I IS NOTHING 21,,mihir. 10. Lassoes 3. Son of Odin' man's KEN HOWARD , SHOBT OF 12. In an HiUMNT," "GAILY. GAILY" 4. Bettors' bait BEAU BfilOOH —Inclined cerns- TtwuMirHAw MELINAMERCOURI position 5. Cry of pain airy LOVi Ml JUNIi MOON" 13. Made of 6. Bank iwords In Color Riled OP grain accommo. 23. Camera U. Presidlnf datlon shot 7. Likely 2< Likea Herirfs Tavern •inttiony qulnn^ officer 18. Navy S. Becomes certain 915 Stuyvesant Av&, Irvingtan rank more brew (abbr.) intense 25. Shore WALT DISNIY'B 17. Frtnch 8. Apples dish Anlmalod Cartoon Falturs pronoun (inf.) 27, Theatre "THE JUjmti BOOK" 18. Electrically 11. Sleep lobby "THE LOVEBUQ" D»«ii Jonei, luddyHBolttU charged sounds sign atom 15, Parent 29,Jwlft 19. Opposite of him 1252STUt«SAinAVl.UWH MON, THRU FRI. 7:30,9:55 20. Political tot«rt»lnnient insbmeinl «I|J MATINEE WED., 1 P.M. "party SAT., SUN., 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, Cttbbr,) 21. Penalty OLD /:3D and 10 P.M. 22. Marks of battle 25. Cute EVERGREEN IXCLUSIVI AREA ENGAGEMENT fUt PARKINS • $0 1-3100 26. Associate 27,TnmId LODGE ZOlh Centuir FBI pf ttcnts An* MAPLEWDOD 28. Youngiter Ingo Priminur 29. Back EVERGREEN AVE,, Production SO, Enemy 1 SDSII 88, Plural SPRINGFiELD suffix Joiim Iriitla, MgnogtF ^lor by Di LUXE* 1 34, Firefly 9 _P.ieNICJROyi__ "Piriiiisien ~~ HEU0,« "siriijM-"—'" HALLHINTALS again 38. Dude DINNER PARTIES DOLLY! 39, Tout'dt MODERN I, SQUARE DANCING IViRY SATURDAY NIGHT Tlie Student Programming Board 40, Finlihed DR 6-0489 1 (VAMABI 41. Obnoxious DR 9-9880 \ m Mm ,. on Onee SETON HALL UNIVERSITY guard EARLY COPY PrmeM in Concert Publicity ehdirmen art urged to obferye the Friday deodlint (ir other than spot newi. Include your name, JOHN SEBASTIAN adores! and phone number.

The Paul Butterfield Blues Band Wait Ditnoy's MODELING IRVINGTON POLISH HOME .' „" .„.Tickets«3.50 " ~, . ^ngleBoofc RESTAURANT • COCKTAIL LOUNGE •OPBQRTUNITV PLUS 11 CU RR1NTL Y SCR IENING 415 - 16th Ave., lrvinBton Exit 144 THURSDAY OCT. 15 8 P.M. ; NIW MALI I, PIMALI MODILS S^ ':-:T'-' ,,„„., M.n'« Lunch.* Gordtn Stott Pkwy and Dlniw" Polish Dillcades • NJ, Po/fco Danc/ng Center ' CHARACTIR FACiS, S.iv.J Doll» in ' MATURi TYP1S ALSO NIID1D, Banquet Facl//l/ei • Sandwiches tervad Dally For any occasion WALSH AUDITORIUM CALL MR. JOHNSON Tickotj available at: Seton Hall Ticket Office DARLING 676-3520 . 762-8995-8996 LILI —and~- 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. Daily ' Bamberger's Nawark. Mia Farrow Will. S.lon Hull TIcUl Office. So. Oronqe, NJ. Ji Roeemayb Baby -Thursday, October 1, 1970 • "Work Near Home"1 To Place Your Ad suburban To Place Your Ad Call 686.7700 Call 686-7700

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Employment Aot, Sigma Aides "ECHANTCAL INB>BCTOR •fist ADEA prohlhitB trtltriry i|g FULL TIMF FIRST NATIONAL STATF dljorlminatfon In implgyment (or pir- BORDEN, INC, TEMPORARIE8 rOBK LIFT OPERATOR mil between th« sfei si 40 ing U ud FOODi DIV, DHAKI 1AKSHTRS DOING YOUR NCR OPERATOR »*NK OF NEW JERSEY (PpUM to tBployif ,, with 25 or Inure 514 Lynn. i»0, Irvinglon, N.J, & MEN COFFEE MAT CORP. employ.m, umploymcnt i(enilei srd An Egual Opportunity Employer "•s.Itlorn a.- «• " 'iit, KanlliiorBi CHRISTMAS Mutl huvr Fip'ertenre, Imuwln \ateT QrrtHlMtlBIUI, PART TIME .It in- I*f!*T¥'.-w un HBplV! Nfi HE rHAROEn Bensh and RnsH Drapge fof lenlof col "jlrl," or dtilpttfni > ctrtdn age GAHAUE HELPIB — TJfe tt&tt, 1 MFMOftlAL GENFRAI For Riwfy i SIGMA AIDES • WASHERS a£h u "ymcmt of ouisf gsceilenf working rftmtifk.nl, J^ ,.»,,in.m », M,, i, sick Ir.-r, etc. Ueenaed N.J, drSfr, hour w*pfc. All rmpliiyee l-»fpp build a profitable bus ilpi g Hill TT!"eri! , Necessary, Many Fmpinyi.. p n pareons and ire eensMsFed tnvtslMlsn 6«7- 1900 ifiuif pr»"-nt a nest f esidtiii ol Union Coun^, AppV ™»n of the Aoi run, H 10/ lOBIA'S APPLIANCE count? P«raoisii>l depu. Aeme it.. AddMJonil lnfonniUon about the MANHATTAN DRUG CO, iness of your own as an Ben='it Apply • a ru"*.,.- NJ: ^r)¥Bf's silling or wrltlnj the; n .0/1 AVON representative, ill NFIriB MONEY III TELLERS iicenf* roa^ snjery Pleasant work «nd hours to mil your U 3. Department oILal.jr 9:30 a.m. while ^« tfttn y«y. Full HELPER/HANDY MAN Wife ud Hour Division CLEANING WOMAN and make those dreams houiehgid achedujfi, f epresentiiig Nft. EXPERIENCED feerisfit p^oyrsn, Pieass Machine Shop, flood opportunity For cleaning office a, desk a BILFTY • FRrBTIGE, car " for steady worker, Advanoefflant, come true, for Interview 464-8*10 FIRST NATIONAL STATF apply any west day at the and work roDim In modem alf OH" Robert Hall Clothes ADVERTISING fn, right man. Benefits, CBodltiBngd plan! of flees. BANK OF NEW JERSEY Creative topywriter with pro- PERSONNEL DIPARTMENT IILL.NG CLERK Steady* [ day per weeks Col} BRODIE SYSTEM INC. • Wiitbound Lane Highway 22 Sperlings 3 eurrently duction experience for advert bJO Broad S'., Newark CALL NOW; NURSES (REGISTERED) tiling deparBriant locilnd In 1538 W, Klliabeth Ave, Linden INSURANCE 1 Union N I •vsilabT. ..ighout our y BRQOil SYSTEM INC. lyilom (or .r.prrienceji Union County. Mull have com I2S-40S0 ' ' 3-11 and IH plfie kni™leiige of pfodiieina xlo/i in a*m, to 5 p.m. Full lime poaillori available In l|,TOW.Ell«obelh Aui', I,inH»n Westfield, Scotch Plains savings and fommrrfi4I5 between TUITION REFUND, SO?. FOP field. College prefemid. 0 a,m.= I0:3O a,^i. M. Doldberi, . »rae ihUlty «i!li liiursa (or keapinf p PER8ONN1L DEPARTMENT Knowledge af automobile field MEMORIAL QENIRAL records, typing, Co, paid. |4!2, Cafl CALL - 353=4880 ANY AMOUNT OF CREDITS, i] 850 Broad St., Newark, 65s f=l.«*e»tlH* A.,., Irving*"" ! CONTROL $100 HOLIDAYS. IS SICK DAYS AC tursr hs? opening for htghly fii- helpful but not essential. Send R 10/ I perispeed and skiHful seefotary &n Equal Opportunity Einployef HOSPITAL inelling 1. Burning PonoMiel CUMULATIVE. BLUE CROSS, resume with salary required to . MUST HAVE OOOD BLUE SHIELD, RIBER J. MAJ- aeeuSlBnied to working far tap Box 963, Suburban Pubiishini : ! F1OURI APTITUDlf , I 0011 galloping Hill Ro.d.Unlon 1SI1 Morris Ave, Union Cranford, Linden, Rahway management rxtM-utlve. Back- Corp., 1J91 StUyVli.Bnt *v.,. , K 10/1 OR MEDICAL FOR EMPLOYEE mSHW ASHES -OUPANV WILLTSADJ, 617'IMQ AND FAMILY. LARGE LIFE IN- ground in mHfkfting end bu«- Union. N,J, Full time position, G«nri «=i CALL • 353=4880 Lnesi Bdminiitration desirable, TYPIST ! 1 CLERICAL iWrrrilBOARD I SURANCE AND CONTRIBUTORY Q^ and benefill 1 pyi! fang" si e!iiplov?P benefits; A 1 EMPLOYMENT WILL TRABJ, HOURS: 1-4 L |.S PENSION FOR EMPLOYEE, ON Bom? itenu. IntereBlina post- BOOKKEEPER ! CORNELL HALL IBITH | DOWNTOWN NEWARK Millbum ON THE JOB INSTRUCTION, FLODYNE CONTROLS INC, lion with nailpnai ireetfni eard BOY OS SDU. TO HELP WITH 101 NO. WOO AVI,, LINDEN ALL FIE PAID HILLilOI ! 841-3108 K 10/1 publisher. Campatiy paid medi. HOUSEHOLD CHOBBS, Mrs, H, Grossman ns# Coryetl 48 CommerBB Dr,.Mur,«v Hill.N, j,, eai, surKiFni sod lifc [r.iurani-«. CONVALESCENT CENTER III- 1600 CALL - 731=7300 464-6JO0 MUST LIVE Bl ap-lINqr-IgL.ri, UNION S87 7800 WORKING GIRL D 1O/S |o,s MORRIi AVE,, UNION (Ml Morris Ave, i CLERK TYPIST An Equal Opportunity Bmpigyer JIAVISII OHEETINd CARD CO, pLiAJi: CALLJ79.I1M X 10/1 964-1M0 IRVINGTQN GENERAL HOSF II Eflison Plate Sprin,fl»ld,fJ,J. UNION 901-0880 KnowledBo figure! and Phone Ml LHANCELLOR AVE, X10/1 519 PARK AVE,, iCPLAIKf GIRL OR WOMAN S 10/1 e«p«rieni«, Accessible to 894 [RVINQTON. N,j, ^CAREER OPPORTUNITY EXPERIENCED O 10/1 bus, main street, iail Orange For full time, steady position STENOGRAPHER IECOME A TOY DEMONSTRATOR, locution. Small busy office. in small office of professional 372-4600, EXT 214 FIELD REPRESENTATIVE E^urgiaf Alarm mechanic or EARN 1600 OR MORI 'TIL ISM, Call 676=7700 _ ^ nature.Irviniton. Call 374-3068 LAW DEPARTMENT TELEX OPERATOR Espefienged Of ineisperieri^,,d. trslnee, wtshlni to learn • CAB NECESSARY, m Oood starting salary and bene- trade, we will train. Paid v» MATERIAL HANDLER for appointment. Good *aeei and plensnl day. Will train if .qualified. Qood 149-1730, UUMU,145.1221, RT/f X 10/1 time working condilioni In fits. Hours ai4S to 4:55 P.M. starting salary. Paid company cation, holidays and fringe Light worts in Bteek FSBB,, Paid NURSING PERSONNEL ELLIOTT CO. benefits. Contact Bob Van EJqlERJBICED ALL Maplewood, N.J, Qeneral Office, Benefits, Apply; LOCAL hullilay i, vgesCleni 8,4 nil BEAUTICIAN .. HN's ami LPN'»(li» emm) 3- 333-S60O Mounlalnlide FINANCE CO., 92 HDO,,VB1I fringe henn(if«. Good *t*.rtln AHOUrlAROUNb OPERATOROPEHATOH., FTRtL , _6JAT, H.S. IrUDQIT.Work from our office, 11:30 full or part time and 11=7 with paid holidays, ppnilon Url, Q, Ferrand B EXCELLENT WORMJO C •everil evcninis, J.B p,m, ilao Sat, plan plus BlueCrtm-lllue Shield Ave., Carteret, 541-1166. fgtii* i mn.- 1 u, doing easy telephone part time, AIDES • >11. and X10/1 B 10", SIJ.I644 1 1.7 full time, and paid vaoatiuns. «ork, Mint live near Sfigyeautt t> Apply Monday through Friday HlflH iCHOOL GRADUATE PHE. i MICRO STAMPING CORP. •'-. duncelkir Ave, Irvinrton, JD-M-fq. CORNELL HALL FERHED LOOrTOO FOB A PEH- 9100 A.M. 10 JI00 P.M., Employ- TYPIST DISHWASHER-PART TIME MANENT PCemON AS A MBIBI. 222!!S&Z,&S!S%tJ£* COFFEE GIKLSlSALAD GIRLS ment Ofilea, 110 Hoyden Avrnue, 71 Nnitk Way, Maplewood ;. UNION, N.J. Full time, modem sales office JOLLY TROLL SMORGASBORD QER AND TO HANDLI MAIL, KB »*MM* n . -•• . ; PART TIME Maplewood, N.J, nearRouie 022. in Sprinifleld. HAVE BBFIfflM LICENSE, LOCATION ln 687-7800 "°" ' ' JOLLY TROLL SMORGASBORD HOUSEWIVES-WORKING GIRLS %m Phone J79-40JO 232-3610 lffl,LHIJRN. pflone n».in4, R 10/1 ^__ B )Pl !i pioynunt field. 1 I TEMP, PERM, 1-9 Jim. CALL MUiCULAR DVSTBO. GRANT CITY-CLARK ' Kenilwerth, Springfield * starting salary, out. 41 Central ave,. Exit US i Handing benefit pfm^ . pire mKJA'tm, m i-vm,, iis/i v lvp8i';Meyntflinside'••" NJECORP, , Garden Statt Palkwair..,-,,.iJ, " gras, aa^ very pleasi WOMAN wanted to te^ait for % month H 10/1 i ant working conditions. BonusBi (Subildiafy of Condsc Corp.) •, . RFNFRftl nilMMED 731.1100 or 3S3.4B80 Office iemporaiis day at the Vacition With Pay ton area, on trmpdrUtlgii, Gill 20 Boright Ave. Kenilworth, N.J. PRODUCT, INC. Per Vailsburg, PElliONWlL DEPARTMENT Put Trae oi Full Tim! aS».M8i, HlO/l "Salesmen-Why Travel?" SPRINQFIELD 46M110 ISO IROAD STREET, NEWARK An Equal Oppoftuniry implfyof Work in Union County with a 531 No.Stiles St. Irvinglon & Maplewood " " 4« Morrla Ava. And Best of All WANTED: JHlln lUMgn show dl. Realtor ealalillihed over 61 Linden, NJ: LIVINOiTON I94-I270 An Equal Opportunity Employer rKtrKtarsr , will bm. Aviran'Ili yeara. High onmlng. for oual. 375.2100 129 W. Ml. pleaaant A»., NO FEE An Equal Opportunity Employer i to*.to*. sM-oaii, 9Meii0,tMu^ Ifled people, who in work A8.1296 full time. Our fourth Annual H 10/1 THiTS WHAT A81296 X10 per Linden, Roselle, SECRETARIES ELIZABETH Boyle Sales Santinai start, BL1BK TYMT • 6MUln|Jnil, CBOloe ALL FIE PAID HAKOV1R OLSTEN on MliUlll MstourMMstour l Inl uct, 24, CaU Mr, Smith for • and Roselle Park , LEGAL SECRETARY i ipri^l raiill uaa PPut ttt ttaa . ojm- CLERK eonfldentialpaHonal interview, WORKING GIRL l4a Ptld wjttl oensHU,, |1J5 353-4880 FULL OR PART TIMI FOR SERVICES per hour, pluiBpa. W14 fl O 10/1 1961 Morris Ave. MUHRVHILL .W14. THE BOYLE CO. UNION 964-OiSO OFFER! TO ALL.YOU 8ALS (MATURiMAN) Real Eittite Since iO05 KIO/I WHO CAN TY.FE, FILI, TAKE --n43E—Jersey St., Ells* 25 WOM1N NEEDED OFFICE POBTIOIJl Needa ttrlsi ti> STINO OR HAVI ANY OFFICI 4m LEGAL , art time. Hive a SKILLS. Due to T.V. ooveraie. Cuslom. Duties In File Room iECRlTARX ELIZABETH JOIN THE SIHVICE THAT ALL FEE PAID LINDEN era awaiting your oal! . 1 calls X 10/18 CARIS per hour will give you 14 per CLERK-TYPIST WORKING GIRGIRL NIWARK hourl Call J19.B7J1 Pleasant Working Conditions, All Benefits. 196111 MotrtMrta AvA e PLAINFIELD OLSTEN SALESMEN MMM. > YOUHD nnu (reteia piduatB of SERVICES •Kntui-1 Khool conaldired) lor APPLYi ^^^-FMrktlanedUttoMaEH- —— Full & Part Time KEYPUNCH OPERATORS 1969 Marrii Av.. 666-3262 sUoil eompany office In PANWOOD lew, H™ OKBliiga rtw » WiIKDAYS8AMTO4PM SIJSo. A»i. M»,17!0 (M! i-eciJrltletj, Mutual pundl. Recent High School Grads Insurance, *tc. Expert(mc« ILilABETH 125 Biood Si. JI,.1«3» (».]) Elastic Stop Nut Div. In thl a ocreiiited Held help- SECRETARIES Domestic Help Winted-Women ful, but not nftCAiiiiry. In- NIWARK i. am« potontlftl limited only Good paying posltlens and Many corn|>any bineflti HOW WE GIT U Cgmm.rei S|. 642-0233 by your eblUty. Union loca- DOMMTIC.BABY 1ITT1R, DAY! AND Amerace • Esna Corp, tion, " *>j GENERAL INSTRUMENT CORP. "GOOD PEOPLE" Mbimnmw BEciNTRO'ttwba, TYPIST ' • OWN TBAMPOBTATION, SIMMfc 2330 VAUXHALL RD.-. 4JNI0N-, N.J." • Call 964-8711 ^ 1300 McCarter Highway Newark, NJ. pood sklllii aocfsslblB Is U94 but, main «lreel, Eml Orariia CAN EOUAt OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER) An Bqu.l'Opportunity Employer R 10/1 -AND KEEP THEM location. Small bn.y odlct. CnU a io/i

In Juno 1970 a lot of recant high lehool graduate* K 10/1 MiM jolried u* a» Iniurance Clerical tratn««s. We offered thorn not just a lot , - , but an opportunity, and thay TYPIiT OLARK ALL FES PAID. ORAHFOHD STOCK CLERKS »>»* * ".COSMETICIANS took advantage of It, 1, ORANQE Help Wanted-Male 3 W ELIZABETH TRAINEES Thay ipsnt tlm* *ac\\ week talking to our Rateri, 1961 Morris Aw, IHVINOTON ACCOUNTANT — twtflslBOl! In «11 **" . .SALES CLERKS pnuei, deilrei init.ttin« wofli, ev«. DEPARTMINT Typist^ Accounttna Clsrki, Keypunch Optratan, Onion 9fi4-01M KINILWORTH WE WILL TRAIN YOU K 10/1 nlnga or Tuetondo. Cldfmi Clark and attended Production rnaatings with MANAGiRS TRAINEES FOR A FUTURE I{( THE »' "CASHIERS XlO/1 EVER GROWING •COM- their Supervisor, MUNICATIONS INDUS- Soea your job have a future? Can you look forward. TRY WITH ONE OF THB Full or Part Time - Days •? They racelvad on-the-|ob tratnfng, «orn«d rati«t and WOMEN to a'ditisnal reiponalblliUei, and good salary LEADING CONCERNS. k f Typing Tft* • Training, at Full Pay Yi^Z exceUent 'benefit, tad-din, vacations, •till with usl Thoy ltnow_whol_wi'r' a talking about £ Stores ha. inBediate onportuniUes for umbltlom ••J holiday., medical and life in.urance, and liclc leave. when ws promts. -YOU'RE In GOOD HANDS with high BOhool graduates Intenated In a good paying • 9 paid Holiday! • Free HoepltalizitiOn, •Join the company with a future! ALL.STATEI" EARN UP TO $130 A WEEK career. WaUl be open- Ini many new atore« (aftor 6 montrm) I W«. hovtf openings In our Inturanca Clerical Trainee this cosing year • Free Life tnaurance NO BCPiRIENCE NiCESSARY program for recent High School graduates. which will provide • Tuition Refund Program Medi excellent oppurturii Interviews being held: • Pension Plan FOLLOW IN THEIR FOOTSTEPS ... CALL . PLEASANT WORKtNG CONDITIONS ties for promotion. Medi Monday through Saturday MANY OTHER.BRNBFITS 9:00 a.m. to7:00p.m, • Sue Tisikei, "277-7723 or • CLEAN LfGHT WORK Maru IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Talk with our store For Interview App'l 688-4433 Tom King, 277,-7720 .-ALL BENEFITS Maru «" manager thl. week - "W C0ME-1N-F0R-AN1NTERVIEW-." ~——=r^ - - »" he'll toll you about our eicollent Blurting salary, i, •) benefit and growth opportunities. Comprsh.n.lv* b»n»(Iti i , . 10% S.art dlicoum and ultra WESTERN moaVn caf»t»ria, AUTOMATIC INJECTION •» Apply to: Mr. Michael Knight ' See Mr. Michael Knight A MEDI MART DRUG STORE ELECTRIC. MEDIMART DRUG STORE MOLDING INC •V BOO Morris Turnpike Turn lk 4 00Ml P * 40JNDUSTRIAL RD. BERKELEY HEIGHTS •X Short Hills, New Jersey Short Hill*, New Jersey \W Monday ~ Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. COMPANClnc. TaUph'on. 376-4705 464-6991 N.J. Installation Organization An Equal Opportunlty BiablaTt , .Mountain Ave., Murray Hill, New Jersey I An Equal Opportunity Employer X 10/1 An Equri Opportunity Employer Q 10/1

H rf<: -;: V1^' ?, '^.,i?_ j liuisday, UctolM.'i 1, 1970- Offices For Rait Houses For Sale 111 119 H'vp Wanted Male 1 rot Sale A phill LawnmtiwsrSirvice S4 Painting & Psperhaiying 73' Apartments Waited 102 • I.IIAflBTH orrici iPAfit upw«ia«iti» Mo I I I I I UN MF*m y* NMOWERi & gNUU II ttt I It sq. iX, ilr mrefltioruKl, AST Minn '}•? Vry TBGhn'Cii Institute 1 M. •-•• J, JAMN1K DIBINE8S COUPLE Jttlres Ibtdroom Syitem, rtcepUonlrt. Kiu 3 polMii I I KIN II I I A i H SHARPENED Ii RI I m FI STOCK CLERK •it PAINTINO AND DEeORATWO modsn apartnisnt, pniaA/IrvingKin, 2 FAMILY + WORKSHOP • "• (A0N1C0NiCg8 TECITECI"'|.•" • mil riS, 1 I U8A m^m^et i.Hf'Irn ff si Ifif it Pich up Ana r% i m FREE ESTIMATE Call Uiiydjo. is i.BMa, aflsr • hp. With 5 iiragsi pnd eitn perking 'M 1500 •"•IK t Il'l'" 319,1122 M IS, CALL »«• M»l Ktl? CaU ESI-tHl. I iW feses. Lat ffontaie en 2 itreeta. Bl>. 6-1! n.w 210 •iiotrte, tint enponu, leatff' tin.* pvr «r , ll.-nl tj rtii n<*p pAfNTiNf, tNTHUon 4 EjrrirqoH, COUPLE t COLLW&BO1THD SON urf ¥l *vui ^ouginjr ill*' I "" "•' ••' ** t uprntiy Liquors, Wines, Beer 65A nity for hamt lind business, LIOilT CARPENTRY, INJTALL DOOR nead 4.6 rooms, ypper Elw,, nM raa. RSTATB WANTS QUICK iAi.B' -"""--"-"—•"-W'FRAMH. DtSTANCENO soluble, prtviH time, for Nov. 1, Automotive OI1C.AK • PlANfi- Ai' imniAN CALL ANYTDJE, JTUMM, Call n(-11W iflir 5 p,m, Z 10/1 r ,• '. >< • '* = if) Ui 4 f •- 1 nm. z 10/1 | _• I mfljj.AI! - I'l.ASSIi At. - TKfnffl 5 pnINT LI^UOH ' X ll/ia n r *('l'l>"l>IC)N HI.NTA'.K lull \m$ lei Cube* EXPICTANT 5QUPLI wiw a.T.aroiu u • • , ,i v hi K*"*T Rl t > " Ml | H]< I I 'in . (.Hi i«iii"-> — iAVE MONEY lirl, mads ).a MdnsT^mm aparintnt , 1i Tht Boyle Co, ' . ''-t him, I s 140 t hsstnut St,, itl Wn or 2-inmily housi In Union, The Gallery af Homes^Reeilors »«'• l ilr* Point gv* 4 i »nterl YOU CAN DO W Automobiles For Sale 123 r We will Mint top half of your houat. Call SltSSlS 110/1 ! 114J«.J«r»ey St., Fill. JSJ «00 in i | neaa niitiv 9 8: Si»' o-*'*lu«. 13-A You painfth*bottom. Why talachaMM? BUICK 19M MI i rn<; REGIS! FRNHWi Estimate fr... Guttsrs, l.adMs, ps- RiLuBLI luilNEB WOMAN naads PB, PB, W^ ft^CNO TiilUfT t ('UNSIGHIMKNT Sin.il> III • I I P 1 1.1 ' " Mrhaniina, repairs, r-rtd.rio. W, 1.4 rooms, 1st or 2nd floor, upptr if TftitliilTAHIIHiI tillluiiil 1111.11111N M AWN.AWN,,, I.TI SfSf. 1 ii If, r MilinlcnancB iUehirJ.ri5l.54S5, Union, XT/F m,filt&m ar««, lopt, or Ost, ooou. PONTIAC \- r«IV." 1 IP Mi. I ,•• wt^Mf \\ » - l.ftJH) N925*fi22, ni M8.WI8* IM/i Maagnry, alitratigns. «1« Weal worn, Vi-im MiiMii Im f'.ipr inK I. FKfinlshing onol S, n ** floors EXPECTANT BDiBlEti COUPLI d»- Houses Wanted 112 •', ,,| ,,,.«ii*»l». Cull !'•'! rug tlv1nin|, W.W, carp I & uphylster Fr,c .(flmites, K. iohrsUiolif, CM- U, n«lranllni». TWO I ••! NfMHNliWTtlll'SMOlllVT. rfl,i,nen i X10AP •tan, motor food, rood Una, Golnj HEAR ami SNC'*' H"» inE, shamuBoing, flee- %=sing, I^o* X I't I t . 834=0ifff ^^9 I to collnje out of lgwn_must «K elnlty, 7 i PLANNING A MOVE ' ' f)3S, riMweni 8 tm. and I p.m. ' I1 STICN IS I tMlli ' * Ml iHfc f.if.u " ' • mi Tuning ft Snenrrf wiII take your horn,, tr 232.1811 zW INJECTOR ail |.;,i.,.h 1 ,.1, lap. uvi ' Ifiisr over . Ifsd., OR, we'll purchai' ii i OR 111 III 5tlt lilt BB LTii 1 CHILD. 1 DODOE leOO, 1 daor, irtundiTJ triru- SFp'MTY, '*;ill anyii" 5-6 resma U CASH. No aiirevn' "" "•' "*• miiiion. 30,W0 mUes, Good eondltlgn, m Mivrr rn-M*- PIANOS TUNKP IllBllsii, Call now' MUbli AI I'BiOUNTi INILIi •ISO, CiU aftsr S P.M. wohuy fc AUO HT/P •Air 1-00 P.M. weilends VII MASnNRY STFI" »*fFfl PIANOS REPAIRED SPENCER RFAI FVTATF (. It I fFING, SIDfcWUK,, I4 ' *- aMKI ES5«! I I ? I M PI UY FQ L IN I' '0/2! I RCOM APARTMENT WANTED BY 64 Ml I' V|y i't M CLARK ARK* 1" «» PONTIAC GRAND grEAKVRSV'TE^s * stHINi MM HDMI. 1 tlA» ul h IHVM, Sa« Hill \ /^PPULLH £ gpr t 2 4y79 FAMILY of 3 4DULTS b 3 OLDER IBM TRAINING HI 7.4476, n li/il n OOOD REFERQrera WRSTFULP ABS* 511 OJJ" all p™«r, air poMltlnii|, utmjU PFIII n ism i \TV rn '" HILDRn, OOOD REF tram., map, AM/FM ftdlo, vU(il top, I Hf»» s r i t»« AIL PIANOS ALL ANYTI»IE,J»J.16», '•'iMfuifn PROGRAMMiN'i 1 I f,IH OffiB. 1 ' ex^-s rims, immamilate inteHor, 7S1- j 8701, I 10/1 IBM KEYPUNCH TFrt TUNED AND REPAIRED NiWARK POLICEMAN, wife 4 11. NSHU1 1»1L* nosd 4'3 rooms Vallsterg. 1 PONTIAC 1182 ConvertlBli, PB. If, ' IBM DATA PROCESSING II Jf ftilVHl TH ! AlPIKN^ t»r wnnH 7Bi 4555 Call m4,4~Bir I 10/1 PLANNINO TO SELL YOUR HOME ~~ hrake., tottery t Una, I1M, , lU^TilM SIUII^ST HI1MI IHTuritm CE.MFTERV PLOTS CALL HARP AGCTCT FOR FAST SKP- cill i45-sS3l 110/1 ! T URRET LATHF 'rrvirr Im |ll>M>|i> 'HI'C ".HI, UVAT JHF FiyCAK H ^ ! X T/F 1 FACULTY MEMBER of Newark Stale virt 142.D2I1 sr 243-U14, UHiuni Bi, III if I'm ii», ' " we Ii> AT REASQf I fU PONTIAC Grand Pri«, ISfjs, air aoft. ' ilivi.dinl «••••» li\TMI ¥lt& TILfflC r CoUete, wffe 1 child, require ] btd. 1! LOWELL PU, NEWARK ^t i|p and Opeialf* 1 AIN^ ^ nfiun! C U briRfct our ' *-^ r • ,„,„!) in lp, iiNO - Tl-INDIn isoni home or ipartffieni, vtBinity of LEENSEB REAL WT4TF BPOKFI dltioned. PS, PI, silvor grey, Uank ' jtLr, wiu Samplip, ^dvire ml 'fill ', ( H.,-,.,i»li- M AND good elBoioiiUr>' Hhool b within com- ail/is vii»l tap. MfiOO, | C U'-TIIM ,4VlNti- mMMl U" ' RFPAffiiNG muting dig^ncs 5f college, 289-4500, Call 688-8506 Z 10/1 ' M">' '" ••" •"" - »•"' »"" DATA PROCiftMkfMINa [Jrap p, M umir<*1 Ilimg nrn^i u, J. JIDONDS fi r |r3 n Ejt IM day., 2II/447.MB4 Wei t imiifp I I'- <- vriif* **r •" • ingtaUi^i, no liy S it" ' * l J R6!0i XT/F weekends, PONTIAC 1989 LeMan« eonvertlUe, I LAM OF ITAL1AF M W NS Income Property 114 ; ^r.illrn! *-mphjy*-r briirht*. tomplitr himii'u- livings nn ill Hl> % 10/1 3 speed on floor, 18,000 liiUos. IJIOO, rles and sizes, from the largi si sijt* - Or nsst oUtF, Hun in prl,iruihI M III N «» 1 Plumbing & Keating I.WDEN Ml I 1 VU!HI|) Ml MMKiAl I ARK, H 11 f7-i 1441 - fffa-RT i n 12/" 75 2 WORKDie. ADULW b 10 yr, oW ran 6i»-42fl z to/1 ? HnUTI 10 WIIIU SN,, f 1 , 1 II Ehiid seek 4.5 roorasLUnlon or Irv, ALL BRICK 4 family, 3 room apart, I IH1NI Bin 471P M ur 111 l> \ ^ ments, 8 1/2 yrs. Old, moonn l»J0 u, ' nm Ufifi 7" "** " **>»n A' PLUMIDIG t IIEATBJO CaU Mr«, McLaren. fT2.3OOO from Storage «-S, 754.2131 .venlnsn. I lo/l tK Personals Repairs, ranrndpling, violatiaiis, re- GORCZVCA ACENFV placements, s"S Urni man-j, Ne» mller imported juto Bert.r, behind 3.4 riOOMI lor ! Idulte, uppm BY,/ mmlle eenstruetion, motli-rn sewer cleaning, r.lf rtrtltion, Horrisfclwn, n4"|M| J lv t JU Herb TneBir, KS 2 0660 X t/r Union/ KanilMrth, »«r November 1 221 ChEHtiartSt.RBBeliB l!6/l | ;*' V^^,,T,i 1v,n1 n ," 7'?vT, • i^.«g - 1SB MOVING cseeupaney. 324 1 initial /\Yi , inun. Mifa- 11J 371.106. S 10/1 Antiques MiMnmr KI I IN I ul fc Lonh Pi. WALTIR RFZIHSK1 Offices For Rait 119 IDA r Fiee E«nm PLUMBmG 1 HEATDJIO Autos Wanted TELLERS Mry i leonine L iunii t)Fnat HOUSE SOLD MUST MOVE — 5 or 1?5 y, ^M H % \* ' *> tmi 1CTTLHENB i, BATHRunMS MnutRN- wsoooooooeeeeseooooeooeeooot may rUPHOARrs, Biiipboard; dpskj "p us moving ^ "i v^ii ^^F 11ED, OAS HEATDifi U2..OJ8 more rooms needed for family of 3 Kiulta and t ehUdrenllo ml 141, IT*. rRVMOTON CENTER WE NEED JOHK CARE EXPERIENCED fihairs wiUi gemjijio fugh pi'Stp, WATT^ Dogs, Cats, Pets ,, | |,,i r- l,i, ««1 »S5f T/l X 3 ROOM SUTTE, loo sq. ft, * ! Uf MILLINOTON (Neil th, BUUoni, PAUL'S M&H WVING or Upper VailsBurf preierred. Call ANY YEAR, MAKE OH MODEL ( I > ' 372.2S57, 110/1 room suite ^75 sq, ft available now; FIRST NATIONAL STATF IS Kiimynlopr., Ml nnp.o. x m/f i .n vaushali R ' " ' " FIGHT INFLATIQNl Don t pay more to 3 room suite, SIS is* ft,, gaa k water, TOP PRjeife - QUWK ncx UP 6B8 -' I remodn! your Bathroom, 3 BE, haUirrajm b 1 room Bf£ge 200 SL ft,, avail- mVINOTONIANS, Bmness eouple (no 242= MIS ZT/F BANK OF NEW JERSEY ANtllJUSa.A l^Hnt AND VAH1LD k T F outfit. American Standard lijdurea aUe Oci 1st. C«U 37J» 1281. 110/1 Openings a?s euff'n Clothing Household Gilts 37 tomBleti. price nNLY |3IO, Stat« Use children) wisli I rooms, upper Wtaf. AWiJRTMENT OF /WTIflUPS .\Ntl ton, Nov. or Dec, oooupaney. Call avail n hi " thfiiUgheut n rOLLECTOH-S 1TKM8, WEBPR AN- MIlltPSMOVINC 3 M* i^hlr ratt-s plumber. Jobbing and Alterations, CaU betare 1 p,m., n5-7442. ziog Trailers . Campus 127B system fef Pipe Finn r TlQilES, 1800 SPRPCritLh AVt., fit raa^ - frca estimal.^ - insured HaffJ, MI.4801, X12/3 BflLLBURN savings isid cem.fflcf ? WOOOl (fLUH IlLANA DRIVI-WAYi UNION. UN gi 4! m t 1 iTHIJi ANl! Itnugt 1 al long disbin. i qhnre spi~ MIDDLE AGED BUSmlBSCOUPLElllD REASONABLE REHTAL for modern tellers. We aff£f an exc ^ PET SUl'lilUOH PLUMUiflG 1 HEATM 5 1/2 room offlge suitei complete VOLKSWAOEN CAMPEBlSm.i •» X 10/lS ftABtJi VSIT THt MtRH\ a risla, CH I-3M8, Rll/ao children or nets) seek 1 bedresm apart- j*n» starting salary, f HH1 Ml HFSAl I SHOF 4 I/I LAc I- Gu Heat InsbUed — Repairs _ Rn. with air condiUsning, Eafpefing, % complete pop.up top, sletps 4, Em«l- bsnefi! progfeni and pleasi OWNERS A^ \NN% HI MILI BURN, % j nvth medeling ^ Electric Sewer Cleanings mint,Irvtnase area, near trinsperta. eaneled r@oms and df-sti*eetjg7K. lent eonoXyon, al«Bic relrlgerattr, working esndhieni. PUa Tl i SU Ilklllph C 10/JJ BENTON 4 HOLLIN INL 24-Hour Senriee - run 314-aBm or liolionn , CaU after 6 pp,mm, big arfa. Call MB-1010. ZlO/1 stove, ataii, Bitras, R*H, 19M smini. apply 8ny weekday at t Garage Sales 12 ia»L« LONG DBTANrt MOVINti 149^(1 XT/F •mw 210/1 0« "THRACE ALLIfli VAN LBJES RELMBLI COUPLE DEPARTMENT SAT,, OTT, 3M, 9;30 - 6:30, l# HELP! IA1 Years Dop«niijblf ii>rvBsJ imiiiijiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'imiiiiiiiiiiiMiniiii niiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiin «tfi Bfosd St., Ntwark. __ FL 1 38 C 11/28 (no Ohildren) tifia KftllPf frnfiCTent, Unien, Rest Homes desire small apartinent. An Equal Oppsrtunhy Kmnl»v FURNITURf:, ClOTHmr, HOUSF:. x in CailMUB.1«4S 110/1 WABF « MORr. ZlO/1 Moving & Storage 67 BiH S g4j is a prrmissi^ hill, CHEBRi mLL tost Komi tor an 4 MODERN ROOMi WANTED with heat 1 DEATH NOTICES OARAOt SALE! — Fri., Sal., 10-4 thiri is ii "Pound UNITED COAL CO. Apd and Retired - home-like atmos- k hot water supplied, for Badness ,; . -TRUCK ORiVER p,m, 311 Wfit Flrrt Ave,, RosnUn. W*? ifflBlarF yyu lij hplp guvi^ phere, State approved, 500 Cherry SL. pper irvlngtoil. Call iat,, B ilil)llllilUI)!1(!ll!{l!l)(l(iUIIIIIIII!Hlltllllll!linilllllSII!iIlllilll(llllll!li!!ll!!! Illlllllllllllllllll Hmiaehold, ctathns u«i By.i, ihe flnimali from a filic wrtrsi' Bit, gL J-78M. JTA •^e dWye^.straigW job, Musi bt1 KELLY MbVERS MUTEK—John J,, on Seplembef II, K 10/1 than death in labtjriiiSFitjB, (QUALITY AT ITS BEST) I ARIUSHI-.Ann Loitfse, on iaturday, BMuaiatidjiillh New York CHy, 3i2-13iO ieptember 28, p, Me 16 years, of 1870, of 401 RoiavUie Lans, Kcnll- 'BI kl d rf wsM, beloved husband of Helen Kyta; GIGANTIC OARACF jALE CALL 372-3366 Also Aienl Fof 1M4 Coifate Plaoe, Unictl, beloved ,' 'HBftl mril. 3!4-0»04 Nofih American Ven I.lnes Roofing & Siding MATURE WIDOW NEEDi 1 1/1, 2 or 3 daiignter of Anthony R, and Joyce devoted fathtf of John O, and Mrs, Tabhis, limps, fiaaswarc, bric-i- rooms. In Uvinitaii, |110 limit, call lUlaMl BattltO, both of KenUwjItll, brae, TOO NUMEHOlji TO MEHTION, The OENTLgmen of the Fuller Arriffct; dtvotM stsbr of Rob- CONTAINER CO.. Gaod SamQr Moving IndusifV days 37S.2eil, eves. 713-9493, Z10/1 ert A. and the lats Jwe E. Arrigtii; and Mrs. Eleanor Henek of Carterct; IV,. Thufa,, bet. 1, Frw, Oet, 2[ SO., itsns Fof Anim* WILLIAM H. VETT dear Brother of Stephen MBtek of EUf Oct, 3 10 a=m, ts S p,m,, 130 Hafyira Is, Inc. and Oressmikinj — Laaders - Gutttrs - Free ejfanddaugnter of Ernest and Lwiwlna 130 Be. 2Qth Si. N*-"f Nye Avr.. A.B-C Animiil girth C'ttn.rtil- I, _ to own worli. All N,J. eXpeCTANT COUPLE with 1 yr^Tld Bleser and Olga and the late Elmer abeth, nsseU Mulct of Morrlsville, ' H4, linden, X 10/1 eirl needs !•« rooms upper Irv/Union, FuUer.The nmeral w« Irom Haeberls »,, VeBHel Mutek o« Lebanon, Pa,, Ireiniliin K 10/1 ALTHHTII N imf t ns lisa. 0 ic/M !«t 0, preferred, Nov. I/Dec, 1, Call b Barth Qolonlal Home, 1100 Pine Ave, and Mrs. Helen Ejner^f HartisoB, SAT, onlj, 10.4 ftm. Windaw la, LnTlUNt. AMD L'It fl-RlU, FLORIDA SPECiALiST 311-2076 behften • A.M, 1 I P.M, w , eoraer VauxnaU gnadi.llninn, on Mofr stwlleri jllsudf; dodrp qlce&ie hroem, TALL BFTWEEN 9 A.M. AND 5 PM. •ftir 7 P.M. IS/1 day, ieptEBssr 28; thence to St. Ml- 1 rte''«meS«as*oBlfcoSle!Bt8BBn • YOUNG MAN ramoras, bed, jiaamre, muy aher BUI B117 k»/l Surveyors 1 shut's church. Union, br a Illgti Mais II, 1970, from the SenUworth PB, • Hums, I3S7 U/Lnatow AVB,, Un)on; 86 2 ADULTS n«Bd 4.8 rooms, heat fur- of Requiem, Mernemlnlt. Oer^ude's neral Home, 111 Washln|tonAve,1i!0f. Dfive tnjek and iherii in ware- RIO/1 nirtied, lrviii|tDii/Vallsbur|areas,C« i M N. 21s{ St., KeniiHirili; fflrne to ' « Hausf, ABETsisive grawjng Drags & Cosmetics 42 ORASSMAN, b MKER, INC, J?4-JI0B 2 10/1 aaveyorB i St. Tntresa's cnmli, KenilwortB, '. gsfTipsiy newly lecated in OARAQE iALE! Sat, & Sui>, «L 3fi 4, DON'S wheMj a HUl Mass of R^demwu ' BROWNE — Qeorp P,, suddenly on ReielU pa*, All benetiin. For tyflheripj 43J North Broad Street 10 a^fiw - 7 &ut fsfs, liKe new^i35( ECONOMY MOVERS, INC, BiMBBth, N.J. EL !-«70 I WcinfSdiy, Beptamtar 13, 1970, agi i offered fir His repose of His soul, Apply: 430 EastWearfield Ave , rMiining chili-*$i5j coach carriage, TX1TH EHARMACY LH 5 1192 Board, Room, Care 103 ! 88 years, of 444 ML Prtsjert Avt, Iroennent si. Gertrude Cemetery, ReielU pgrit. IHl'P^kA 204 c HEETtfUT ST RUStLLE PAR1< 0 10/i exeplicnt cenditien-l^ij ta&ic saW-lfo, elarifirHtio" n \J A LOCAL & LONG Di$TANC£ ! Newark, dented father of Donald E, X 10/ 1 G§fa_m_K maids, yarfij mateFiajj coatg FRFt DEUVLHY nptB DAILY cQy OQQ PBEfe£ HIPTIUNS FILLED ESEX GUBTHOUiEOFMONTCLAm Browse; brstlier of C, Ja£k Browne; I MALANOA - Suddenly, Fruk,of Bed. tQ fit aizE l| to ZOjJiaJid made terits 2412" VAUXHALL KB., UNI'JN also survived by 4graj^€hildren;iwle 1 fort St., East orange, belovBd hua. . call cotloiii, f C 10/1 Tile Work Residence For senior Citizens and bHe=i-&fI€- 949 BnURTCF., Uirian 6li oj Mrs. Doris mti and William Hen- : BaM S Antoinette Qiee La Manna), "'•° 0 10/8 Fuilioard McKs, Tlii funeral sirviee was at Help Wante^Men & Women 5 VHfL. k 748.5301 Z 12/8 and devoted father 0lMehaelJ,lmn« '. Electrical Repairs TILE REPAIRS k Haeberle £ Barth Kpffis for Funerals, Jr., Oeraldj Mrs, CeUa limms, Mrs. ' QARAQESALE (609) -397.053. 44 ROBBWi k ALLIMN, DSC, REPLAcnra TB.E rDfTURlB, 971 CUnlon Ave,, Irvinatos, on Satur- concetti castors. Funeral from the ' MOVmO '- iTORAOr - PACKBJO day, September 21, Interment la Ever. 1QIIPR AND JlJKtOR DBArrSMEN— THUFSDAV, OCT. 8 Im ESTOMTMESTIMATES . CHEERFULLCHEERFU Y8 BIVENk Raymond Funeral Center, 322 Sanford 213 SOUTH AVE, rRANFOBD, N,J, AWfflOMVDENICOLO Furnished Rooms For Rent 105 (reenCeBltety, f-—-^ AmAve., , VaUabursVallaburs,, on TtaridaTtaradayy Uat liBiM CWIL OH SOILS QJODIEEROJB FOR JOHN POLFTO Licensed Eleotoigal fALLIED VAN LWES) 276.0111 1 1933 VAUXHALL RDL, UNION, K \0/\ Lontpaetor Repairs k tnaintenanEC> £T/F ium. XeqBlem Urn n, Jpatlh ! ram RELOCATmo TO CRANTORO. AMBER-IVED, JUT BLACK 12WEBKS " " OjO/» BUSCH—LUUan, (net CMeVol, sM. Church, Trtmeont Ave,, at SiM a,ra, i A1BO SWITCHBOARD. OFEftATOiU OLD MALE 1»TEN, HAOALLiMOTe,- No toft to ssuUL £3ll us for pi^mpl - CLEAN CUT MALE DBV» WUt ilenly onSnunlay, esnttmber 26,1910, Mamint HUy. lepuleher t RECEPrlOimT, CALf OR WBltl to APPROVEri HOME ONLY. 245. srrvico EL 8-34«, KT/F """' SHORT LINK MOVERS "*' Tras Service sWen). teekg ROOM £ BOARD Ui age 71 years; of 47 4lt4S%, Xrvington: Rummage Sales 13 6733, K 10/1 PACKINO b STORAQE APPLlAJiCE UnioWlpriBlfiBlA'Iiviiigtiin usslir ma, a L, JONES, DAMES L MOORE, Immediate DEHpaney, RefsreKei betsved wile sl. Paid Bujeh^ devoted 100 CBUHCH IT,, NEW YORK, N,Y, MOVmO, 94 HQUTKERVICE, mather el Mrsyiloah PfirrBian, pand. : 3is-72ff? RT/F TREI SfflVICE «yailalle, GUI LaVern8CooBJI,DBVw 1QD07, (112) 18?. 1110, X 14/1 RUMMAGE SALE: ThurB, * Fli.,%1, DQQ OBEB1ENCE Fioori Scnped 47A Dyiyt«e 184.1100, ^'8 IB/1 motiieF of Hamr and Janet pflfrman. a i 9 at St. Lake's charcli paflsti S Week '"ours S25. Unions Wm The Meral siWlei" *as at HiiMWi ' tQ|eUlir tg N.j. DOS COLLtOE HENRY P. TOWNSEND, AOENT AL- N TRiMnnUO AND REMOVAL, and Barth llosio lor Rmernlo, 971 house, corner Washington U Chtjsinut FREE ~, EiTlMATINq. .. FULLV Df. MATUM WIDOW dislrei your ineeme, Esgeptisnai Qpportimi^ Si,, Union, Tfcurs, fftSO to 3 Jtm,, 8«Ii3l3 KARL GANTNER LIED VAN LINES, me, Movwo AND Clinton Ave,, SvinglSB, QA Tuesday, tor gpefl ear fling g, Cgll between 5t3Q and JT/1 NEW AND OLD FLOOM SCHAI1ED STPRAQI: FIRE PBOOFi VAULTS. SURED. CALL ANY TIME, S3(.M|8, room (prefer wilh menln) I pin September 21, iBtermuS In Hollywood 7 n,in, «f.43li X 10/1 Frt, B i,n, to 11 tmt, R IS/I 132.1464'ami 6!i.44iS, O ll^j homo, reuolabli rale, Please call cemetery,* AND FDJIBHED, 248 Lincoln P., Ir» 18 5.419! • Zlo/ Ruminapi itle V.F.W, Aujdjiary #1143 FHIE good home lor BALMATiON- tamjieol i/ LADIB * OENTLEMEN WITH FLAB 311 E, First Ave, sosoUd, Mm. Oot, 3 years ala. Cannot be chained. Call DiSlDER]G-*Anthony Sn on Septem- berle L Barth Home tor Fuurals, 971 Tutorm UNION who wish te be trained ai GBSmeti. l»th, 9 a,m, to 4, K 10/1 464-nn, HT7I* Music, Dancing, Dramatic 69 i 91 ber* 2S, 1910, of West Orange, tmsband ClllBSn Ave.j nvlniton, on Mondiw, lEAUTlFUL FUHMBHED BOOM, Ul of OIB fmsTenaiah laiher ol I*aMi iepteieptemBea r 21 mtimelltln Holly™* elans. Work Fri, k Sat,, full weeks Furniture Repairs llUllUes mippUod, lor eenUemui only. salary in just 2.days. Call 748-3363 50 J,, Anthony J,, Hal** T., Mrs, »SB MtBorlai Park. HUMANL SOCIETY DRUM LESSONS TAUGHT BY TUTOR FOR KIOH SCHOOL PrsferaBe for two, ReferanBei rt- ZuEarinp, Mrl, M3IJr«d viobi, Mrs, He investiriefit. Car necessary, R IP/8 Most modern facilities in the wSrUJ ggired, BM.g021, 110/1 HTCHEN (.•ABDitTi REFlNBHEa, COLLEGE ffrUBENT TO PHYSiet b MATH 1 RUaael Janondi brother of TSsiaas, MO|IAOHANJHAN-Pairie~ k J,, on Wednes. For Sale offers luge selection Ql pedigree iind BEOfflNEHS 4 HARD ROCK CallOH-lS74, % 10/1 • Dosiiaislt. Arnold, jgtajialva&re, M!. iptjtnber 28,1970, age Bgyearj; WFJST BEND COPPER GIFT UIVBiQN, tniied breeds^ dogs and eats, FfirE FURNTrURE POLBHED,REPABiDIO, iton; Movk taWl of Naomi > EARN ISO WEEKLY FOR 3 EVE. rabies elinie for licensed dSgs, ANTIWES RtSTORED, REFOJHmtQ. (•ALL7M.4I41, R 10 kflLLBURK ' " ' ehaal afl Mrs. Aim« Both; also II NBJOS WORK, CAR ESSENTIAL BOAIlUIJiO, CROOMIND, TATOOINC, HENRY RUFF MUi • 5166 ROOM IN PRIVATIHOMI, avallaUl ffsfldghlidren, Fiinefll wms joTom the Vacuum Cleaners immedlstely for «nan sr iM btiirit Funeral Hone, M00 Morris CALL68(.O741 X 10/1 AMBULANCE SERVICE, KKNNHj Odd Jobs 94 Ave,, Union, on Wednesday, Ileoulom Elen and jansi Msnaghan, The (u- open daUy, 10 SJn, to 8 p.m., (at. 70 rifl. After 7 P.M, oaU jii.SlIi, 1 MBrchandise For Sala 15 IW/l Mnjs St. Joseph ! Onireh, Wtaic*- nefal «u IroD HuMrle J. Butt % b Sun. 10 a,m, 10 6 p.m. CLWIC, anp, EiatoSigRiils Holy Sepulonfe HOBB lor Funerals, Ml CUnim '*- ** Men, Wet Ma, snd sat, 10 a,m, in Garage Doors BOUOHT^OLD-REPADIED Situations Wanted 7 52 ITadi-lns accepted Cetoetery, MngMi, on Saturday, Siptei ' Airegnditioner - moil eonditioh gogl 3 % B.m, Tues,, ThurB., 4 is « p,m, ODD JOBS NO, PLADJFIILD ttenoe to it Leo's CharcB,-] 124 Evergreen Ave,, Nwk, (3 bleeki NICILV FURNEHEO, oii.glf, room, ; rooms, 21" TV, II" TV Baelst white, Dirap iiBor« insuliBd, pra|i e&en. LIGHT TRUCKING, RUBBI1H RJBBY VACUUM ea ConvenlenUy log&ted, DROPPA--FJnma (net 5:.han), former- for a Hljh Mass ol Hwniim lOOIOCEEPDia TO IF, DONE fSod eonditidii, Idtehen set, table fi irom Elig, line) opn, 150 Frelmghi^, REMOVED FROM YARDS, AT 144 Hillside Ave,, HOlilde, 913.7200, Dili in Gate of Heaven C sen Ave., Newark, X 10/1 itona, repidrs & gerviee, eleetHe eper- TICS S, CELLARS, 767.1341 E10/1 ly of East OraBp, belovea wile of AT HOME, ACCOUNTmO DEOREE , 4 chslrB all metal, white, 114.1460, aters anil raQig-esntroia, STEVEN! Zlo/I! me late Julius J-! sister ofi3uaanDoni. HaaBver,./ 241-MI3 K 10/1 K 10/! CALL8i?'lQ32 OVERHEAD DOOR CO.," CH l-fn4! X T/F Dmsls, MUdrei BoU, John ManaBd OLD OWLISH sheep dog. Quality pup, ji/24 Water Softeners UNION BoMla WialuA The funeral was atU)* MlLLW6TON..Edltt m, « Wtt-L CARE FOR CHILDREN IN ANTIQUE B1JILEINS nies for sale, Privite breeder, O.O, 97 PLEASANT FURNBHra ROOMmar Eton United Cliurcti ol chrtrt, 17 Alei- September 25, 1870, m " BY HOME FOR WORKJHG MOTH|RS. 194 b 143 New York Bull, Noil' ander K, Newarlt, on Mouiy, 6ep- Fafeujeiis finds froffi Early Americiiii C.A, member; sire and Dams Ofand HANDY MAN., ALL SMALL JOBS smoker, iaUsman preierred, JiIU fcnnerly of KtwarK. «eL "MAPLEWOOa CALL ANYTIME; Oeoriian, Vigterian k Endish Tuflor Sires; Both, internatlQnal Ch; both par- Home Improvements AROUND THF HOME, PAWT, CAS- tember 21. Reposing was at the Blb|o Wends art kindly Hunted __ 761.409! R I0/I EstateH=-hewn beams, «iai flooring, ents may Be seen, yypplei guaranteed. 56 PENTRY, CLEAN WWDOWS, OUT. a-Mli. iio/i t|HUiljeiA6€K), Fanejai home,. 11SS tte tonal serffci at Hael barn siding, leaded windows, panelilni, 23J.B4& X\ish~ TERS, ETC, TALL AL, (SMoil, boulh Orange Ave,, Ntwarls, Barlli Home lor Funerals, 811 doors, mantels, window ^ass, columns, ATTENTION WORlfflJO MOTHERS "FRED STENGEL" D 11/19 A*e,, Wtattan. on Monday, iej , Woman will babysit in her honie in rosling slate, millstones, etc, |0ttUnw«r , DOIOVAIl .. Wtitef IVi_™ MM U. fctermenl In Mouirt Repose VeAe- 53f.4si2, z 11/SI5 •ALTERATIONS September tl, IM, oH5 Parker Rou.i, bMflgtsn fer ghudren (rein 3 yre, UBj •HEPAIH3 tejy, Hayersttaw, N.Y, .West' Ims Bfamh, H,Jfl:bslsvf**l bus.. —•—•• oajri only,-Clll"S»*iM«. -'"- X10/1 - Wanted •FORMICA TOPS PAINTING-WINDOW WASHING- tanl of the lite Helen (HitxH); dtvoltd'' ENGLBH BABY COACH •CABMET WORK OF ALL KUDi fitlier of WHttr R., Haroli E. ad llOMEMAKn^ReUable, seelaJKSeii- -wbitaj U8BJ 1 GENERAL REPAIRS end sleep.in, iniahi it ehy^ care, fpr Excellent eonditton, Li^enew. srents whe are away on vaGatian, Call 372-8738 Si 371-5408 OreDryi also^ syrvlved .by I ^and dUMUlilW 810/1 HOME REMODELINa • •11 HOUSEHOLD MABfTE. ghJldren, The ftmeral,Mtl Meondueted tllll.. JB.nl,, 379. 273i, K 10/1 LARGE 4 SMALL JOBS .from tJie "MoCrulua Funeral Home,M AltfraUona, BatAraems, Attics, porch- Si Ssnford Flags, ark 1500 Morris Avg,, Union, os Tmsisday lOYi OH OIBLi POLO BDffi • 135,15 es, Masonary Dormers, Leaders b at 1:30 i,B. Hi|h Mua of H«ja)em PRINTER Victory Bleyole ttm Wanted To Buy Gutters, 213-8231, 743-rflOO Alk for ai 9 a,m. ai K, Wehael'i Church. FonniB or aiilltint, «II Bound Mis Morris Ave,, Union fije-2303 *x*>ottmtm Boh x 12/3 i«rpi»ofl willdoilforgott Union, sas. Job gnd Newspaper esp?r I T/F .__ Painting l Papeihanglng 73 iTAMPCOLLlil,in, „ FOHKE •• On Gundny, Septembtr 27, ieneo. Hand eempeiltion, Bake, U.B, 6 rORElON Simpl, eaii your up, looll up, layout, linqtypt OrRLS 21 BiCH ICHWDfl) ilCYCLE • HERMAN BUILDERS, INC, lerviigtt mpn. 1(70, Frederltk H,, of MflaleB Hd,; (H1BHEST PRICE PAID ALSO COINS) KONTOS BROS, AIUOCIA] _ Union, N.J., beloved hmtan.i ol Friedi dpsretsr, some press work^ PURPLE, EXCELLENT CONDITION, Clll 23S.0911 jiO/8 VAlLSMmO paper cutting, ete, 30 years in 887-4811 R10/1 We sp?elali?e In eerpefit PABTERS . European painters, ap OARAOE wtUi eway. Hei- (Ffossriatter); dsvotsd lither of &e terlor and umrior, ETIMIII prises Mlilinn dpju pjui, Missel Grace M. and DsriiF.jbnther SAMOERVAm-.ttula (us I one shep, geneml fsaftager for , masonry and all types of W , for rainy dav PAtNTIM4 ALL WORK Will TC Sgrvlisli, Inc. sonable rent, last IS years, HMionabla offer WE in the building tfsde, 2^^Ii 4.SI2S ZJO/I Ol llrs, ChrisMlil l&fRSrS JJsi ISfB. . leptenber J!, 1 120,000 BTU hot water heating boiler, ; REASONABLE AND QUALITY WORK- MUwia Ctrlock, Fwinl Wai prlrate. e « Antoiiio * tUMfA _|as fires, good condltiDni ilso small .... BUYIOOKJ_ _ gsrvlGit* ipeclals iR paU _«tepi,—ttiUmimllia and—iMnmyi; ' MANBHIP. 3Ba-m>yIi. »;m- tl 1L Cail 1B5-1O22, 3 • fi P.M. ~Wt hiater |steam). Calf after a p.m. PL4.ifOO p,m. CALL Aua.i2gu eral Home," ! 1 MSfriiiAve,, Union, m-Wii R16/1 ipeeislizing in new additions Houses For Sale H T/F and modernizing old buildings. Monday. ciaael Mariiw sftterdiBrertoMuinoi i LOOIOMO FOR A OftOO PABJTIR? and Wr j. Antolnotte canun, Frnisml CASH TOR icRAP Also interior & exterior paint- I. WANT A OOOD PABJT JOif THW j^iosoeoeoe§ CONTRACTORr SALE: Cabinet iUs- Load your ear; Cast iron, fiewspapers 1 1 . ANTMUA war mmks - wit -i wu.lnin QiOaM Kun.nl Horn., 405 WILL BABYifT W MY HOME, EX. ing. All work guaranteed. CALL A PRO, [>ay», CALL ffll.1807, . 38 OAHGAHO -- risMll tbreondl. on CELLENT CARE, FENCED YARD, ptos, vanities, sinks, hoods, medloine SoTjir 100 Ibs4 No. 1 Copper ,40 Call 7iM4!9 Weathtriiripping i bujju, 4 bedjwBs IdWiBi, 4(rtvale Soptember |8,1(70, beloved vUestthe chest, desk and ehalr and mist, itemi, j EVENIN&S, 74M9M,; X 10/4 paiioi - leartifti 08.an*viw **ltil CLOSE TO IRVDlOTOM CENTER, per !P,I Heavy Brass ,20 per 1b,: . J 10/22 late Louli otrpno, M HB.Qtfdsn St., CALL 373-1029 FOR DETAILS. fct, I Bin,, 628 Ch.ftnrt it,, Union. Rags if. Lead and Batteries, Jlf KINC METAL WEATHER tennia, swlsmins and bsach ddlts,. Union, N.J. TM AilWat *M Wm the 8I7-888I H10/1 0 PAmTIrlO-njTERIOBiljttBUORO P.O. io« 51H, •Aridjle.N.Y, 11 X 10/1 PAPER iTOCK CO., 4a-i» So. ZOth ALSO LEADERji GUTTER! " FOB DOOM ANB Wffll. "Hseberlo ft Burth ColonM HOBIB lor St., Bvlniton, (Prise iubjsctioehajiie! SPECIAUZINO Dl _«i«iuei i LmoaALmoY •MT/F, Fwarais," liM Pina Ave, (eofner MUST SILL! Crib, Simmons, whlte7 018/8 REASONABLE, RpiHESOEg, , VaadiaU Road), Union. N.J,. onWed- COMPLETE BATHROOMS - VINYL Va ) r liiiinsss Opportunities 8 with mattress; Wearever DbrollBr, red, FLOORS - CARPENTRY - CERAMIC CALL nt-tm, x lo/a 4 BLHWOOD TER,, BV. • ES 3. 1|« neida^d , ttsttinss e Si IAUfi3JlB Clsschjlh, w»U psded; Coaehette eafriaie; Mi- 0 MAXWEINSTE1N4SON5 TILE WORK — iHEET ROCK— PLAI- * ' OlO/ll GBO. PATON AMQC. when a High' MasM! of RsMeRMn wu chair, Cosoo, (tanle top); Ilaypen, I Buyine Quran Metal Slncu l|{0, 2426 TERWO HEPAms- BLOCKCIILWOi SPECIALIZED PAflrafflO, 8 and 3 Rsal E»teto Broker Mortgagea ^d for me repdis oi per L tEENi, STUOEWM tHOUiEWIVES, drawer Hi.boy, All ! yews ild-fllt, Morris Ave, (near BurnEt Ave,) Union - PANEL WALLS, Tree estimates, »AMILY HOysESCAHJfflTlWGUyiCAHJfflTlWjGU T Window Cleaning 99 earn more mone¥..no esperleiaie new, % 10/1 , CALL HARRY — n4.|M2 TERS; MASONRY. FMI ESTIMATI ja.W.Witfld,«ve,B01,Pk.S4L.i(I6 FULLY WSURED, OAfcL «4«283 »i»l«iiil WBmorial Park. . , , PIANO LEMONI Bt YOlm HOME BE- tola mamtenane produsts. iafe to me nil If, J1J,4B14, "'•; 210/1 ! QDJKEHS - INTERMEBIATE. CALL and non.pollutiag. Real Estate - -.11 BICE PDJDJOROOMBET(i«halrii_ '"* ~ -FOR"APPOtNTMENT; ECW,'MALIOE.- - ?35, I bedroom seta - (35 each, 1- ~A!rConditlonin|~—-----22— - —CALL M1.7B4B ORna.ajil—~ _ ANDILO'S PAIKTB.O*ft MPlRHAtiO. ilMHOFttliD-. qNEMen D.,(neeD'Al(lB- Wlci 241-4134, 1 10/e i 11/12 WO — INTERlOn ANB ESftEllIOR, •'ifvimi*- o) on' SeMsmbtr 20,, 1170, 01 V H !»• Magee rug, 1 . 41/4'»» Ma|M REASONAILE PBICES, " " • lEAUTn'UL KO M Rlilno; vflo of th« late AMbony rug b aevtral throw rugs, call 313- ELECTRIC eALLl7SBIS V, Jutnon«; molher ol MklKudJ dujgh- 1017 between 6 tt tl p.m. Z1Q/1 ALL ELECTRIC WfflDJO k REPAJRS tsr of 'John1 and DeUa D* Alessudroj DRIVERSNEED)^D Kitchen Cabinets 62 Apaftniefits For I 101 bet!H«n4'andlp,m, Am-CONDtTIONEM, ETC, Zll ^iter of Dr, Oaie,^. Lodj iM Dr«. Dmmo BOOM iiT, PECAM FRINCH OR 2-87M ASK FOR lAlffiS • >e»«<»»soo»oq»s»oee«»e<, John DM«iaMH,-Maitai wai Mm Train new tpdnVe .Via QabBIa Metal Home, WtlaBd. PROVBICIAL, 4 ARM CHAnffi. 4 ilDE SEE BUILDERS FAm'S faetory ihow. BVpiOJON " • . ., 1 legal find ever the Fdsdi Dleisl CKAmi/ OBtMNO TABLE'WrrH 3. room. Route 21, Springfield, Kitchen ford, 'Averse Cysllibtt|)t $% Wadseg. 'jf gSil experlenee helpful but 3 COZY attic none, treshw sainted, LtAVli, BUFFET Sl SERVER $«0, design service g mqdernMng by one •11 utlUtiei mpplied IBS, ^person day, BMUlen MM) if fiu CaUiudral not neeeBaery* VQU esn earn WRITE BOX SIS, e/o SUBURHAN Iga&fwmSS'fflS'AiaSIM i of New jersey'B targest majiulio. . M We laired Haul, MermentlmmUii- §v#F $4,00 psr hsuf after shsrt onlj, retlria or at MAwa/l . i MOTHER-DAUQHTER PUILBHWO CO«P,, 1J11 STUX- tursrs of kitchen oabtnets, CaU 319- •BOBHOOiii p. P,1K da^j- 4.7 P.M, weekehda. late Conseptton Cesttery, trainine. F5F intSfvieW snt|_Sp= VBSANT AV,. UNION, OR CALI, MM, KKbi,ffS?if°-.iiajioM 6070, RT/F PADjTDia & PAPS., ^1-8143 lio/i Brtek front, f^ room, newly tto- i \' ,: ' i , '. pUcmlon, cell 3l$-4Ji8-2769i itLLEH 735A0I4, H/T/f eoraMd, modem fcltehen piin.ll- KULlL.L.Qn Saturdayi Jejotember 26, WroFEKBACH -. On L , &f write Safety rnpt,i United SPECIALISTStiNTU. KULLQ Suyi Jj 6, tenber ii, 1970, Franli W^ All phases of Mtchen remodeling, Ca. EHERlOHtJin.l! JCW id ree roomi l«rage,ntM tcligal, 1970 Mry (I|ltt4 «f A IfN Hr By items, Ine., % IrUer&tntB Dhils, countertopa, .alterations. We apartment buttd. synagogue £ It, P«uip,, >• . r j 1970, Mary (I|ltt4i, «f A .IfN, Her- • Unman j Brtsysrd, cUrk, Terminal Bide., 15i Plppold St.. 44'lnoh Frultwood do the oompiett job, R, HEMZE, SK- HOpSE PA DBLLA I. POLtAOK, H.Bltor o Wiy, Maaa GrgVo, N. J., lormor- Byrncuae, New ¥Qffc, 1J311_. Pfsneh Pfoyinelol 191(1 —— ftH^i- — HMIM- et-nwaajoBj W«y« M of wa. MATt HEASONABLlSMfi; CALL ind WiillJim P. KuUjlUsosurviVBltiy BREAKFRONT Mumlmun siding, roofing, ^S.4fI7 BCTWEQ1 J •yjf.ft 4 prnkhlldrtn. Funeral service mu doorion,, 1 pieoiLIWpiece K W *jtaders., Landscapi Gardening 63 Jield at Bio McCrsckon FOHnl Home, CURIO , - a-TOMBS , . TOMIBWB •• 11500 Monis AT«,, Vnlon,onWt(ln«i. W-llvel, l»ree' rooms," 1 day.' MsrM*M; WMOaM Oemstlry, CaU Any Time 687-6718 jclo/i PADJTWO WITIi DUTCH B0¥ CABIN1T FALL CLEAN-UPS, iOBDDJQ, n»t»ir-Dail|Saar l»ma, P qp 351-S6B0 Z 10/1 pni.fslnlly touii outiast»QiJ*l>30| Uvlni room, porch euh ORADrNO. NEW SHRUBBERY PW ffl 6-|37S, roomij halls, svtresiSOaiidup. loerlfie $260 HATCmO LAWNS. CALL IVp. : room lit Door, 3 NTtek Also earjentrj, leideM and lutters, .. Flr*n)«ce. Firm »: SEM! DRIVERS NEEDED worth Mil,00 Appliance Repairs 23 016.3346 R 10/11 Viry reaionable, frse eaHnatea, We • S1ffilS-i- ., iio?J v ber M, 197 «9«SO minor repaira. Fully insured, Timber Une Ejeperionoe nelpful but not neefisiuyf call 763-8234 tor-onlyfto fol u*%«Jj, belntdwile tor toeal IM ay«r-lhL-roid hiultag. 374.1436; 926.2973, "W Jj 1071I' J for gppoiniment, TV iEHVICI - Affi CONDrriONOIO TWO MEH AVAILABLE ON WIIK 7'tsi of m We Charles M.; dntited tnoOier tftWjbb You ean earn llo.dOO to $16,000 jer : OOfiOB TV iALffl AKB lERyiCI , mm TO DOSMALLHOUBEHOLBRE. of Mrs, UWUM Tusueiu mi mi,•> jfiar U you are tillini to leHB, fw :''Itl2, Stuy v.iont A»»/.ft t , OLINTON APPLIANCI pC,7i2.!B00 PAM AND LANMOAPUO. PADITIHG k BECORATDil Py*-i^¥ffliadi. -tuHjf m lM«*peer.r r .ppllcition call (101) 8S|.D079orvriea 7iMiilbuniA¥i MUttujn 'i - .---H Uniprt'. Irvingran- -:! h, Advance D.T. Dept. Edlnon UdusMal, •••"""" iia-Biso work; Frse EtUmalcs; Bat IB, nflsa M«rlrrt 1, Dflsrli and Mrs, JOE FECiO-TO — Jtolan^a. atad rarvtvod Is,1, VW« iF.e|o!li« InFuriirai^J Center AdnUiilstratHii lldk M, Route HEALfH FOOM . we carry »• fgn . uaaign Bno -j/mpoltiy :,";• i 1, Edissn, How Jeraty 00617. Z10/6 Uae « natural foodo-MUTS-HOHEY. TOP CHI MU !,«( Apis. WantarJ To Shiri - • 101A SOIL fromTbB MiCrtnKin Funeril llomo, .Angnatmtnti For tho bettavtd I •ALT. FREE ll BUGAIILESS FOODS, IB00' .HorMs A¥e.| ITi4i' *e.l««i.H BVWOTOll n HEAtmi: FOODiTORB.» u* HiiB".( iftii., e§* * fir 0 orugt Aye., IrMnfton. ES.2-6B93. m DAN'S JAINTDIG k bSC Chttrcll, Utlon. •'• •'• ,, Whof Every Child SUMMIT HlAtTK FOOD JMH&494 INTERIOR ll E3CTERIOR - Z lo/l SprinrteW Ave,, Summit, CH 7.20I0. AapHALT drivs«i^«, parttng lots, AH . SCREWED TOP SOIL . ggg" 1I0IJSE WITH ANOTHER AWE BATSS • FREJ B ShouHdHove, wort don, wlSl r -"-' "•"" "*— GRADING 4 LANDICAFffiO f, INSURED; 23| §4C!4 ., iOIWOMAH, HETIIttHeH JERMANEMT PAVBJG S BALL 611-9141 AFTER S P.M. najonry, J JteMB '" 011/1! Ave,, U¥, "'. KT/r H/T/F , GUITAR LESSONS PAIHTIHO k DECpJAI , BATTLE HILL, ®S SpUl lov«l,,£ roomi, ottiohod P. JAIOALI ft AL O»a Lawnrnower Service 64 HU 0-1983 . »-W Mpartrents Wantfd, _,Wt ^02 |apge. Kioollont, condition. LlSATHALiR CA WATER-PROOFBiO i MASON WORK ^.o ii/is ;• AliHALT. DRIVEWAY,!. : UOHN P. McMAHON, REALTOR4 niKtsj from Mil 0-H27 or MU 6.411! PAWTWO, DEC0RA1 .762.3685 . «87BAIAVi, '."'.' UKI0N.IO. . b 1118 Msftll Ave,, Union •*"-irs,'lMH, O10/1 aort 1 10/1 mm SaU & Sun. 6(lo-J889. ot dtteiiduadi ai s. 4.. Public Notice Public Notice Symphony Hqll gtmnuiHMnuuuMUliiiiiiuuiMUiiiiniiMiuiiiiiiiiiiitiiiniittiuiiMitiiiiiiniiiiiiii) tiiniiiiiitTiituiitiiiuliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiMiiiiinuiDniiiMiMtiMiiitiiiitiiiiiiiitiiiiiMiitiitiiiitiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiii iiiMlininliiiMdiniiiniilUlllllfnig bills Thursday; [What you should do if fire breaks out What would you do U a fire occurred In % Partieularly for nlghtamo fires, remem- hoiisc quickly; don't watte precious time your home wnlghr? ber that clojed bedroom doors wlli hold back Tying to save valuable!. M you haven't a carefully prepared grawgr flame and smoke, allow extra time foreicape, dance series to that queition, you and your family are 3, For upper floor escape, uieanyavatlable takin| an unwlle pmbie, Flree In homei porcfl and garage roofs, ladders, or trees Symphony Hall in Newark wUi launch a •t ways down to safety. Bo sure exit windows No bid «U1 bi «tuM.M unlui «o- new "UiterniiUonaJ Danc« Feetlval" All W take more than 6,0)0 Uvis «aeh ye»r, accord, tag to die Nattonal Fire Protection Aiiocljaon work easily, and especially that they ire low with programs ranging from folk dance to and large enough to git through, iai™t tful to (mpSJ^t(ii modern ind classical ballet. flpreg. Fire Prevention Week ti Oct. 4 to 10, SWIM 4, Pick *n outside asiembly point where The series will be held on four Thursday " Planning Ihetd for fire imergeneieg Intht the family will meet, and be sure everyone ) nights, at Bo'clock during the season, • de- home would prevent moit of rteae tragic understands the rule "once out, stay out.'' lit. 18.(1-11 Block 1, •H.nrly Tnut parture from Symphony Hall's regular week- deathi," sayj Edmend D. Duffy jr, coordina- TO tap in of BO. LOU In'lh. iSfV of 5, Know how to call tiie firt departjnent, HOMUS Union Coontj, Nn J.niSy." end concert schedule. tor of, the Accident Prev»ntiQri and Polion by street box or neighbor's phone, «nd do this Hid «b a, IMt M naa IHO-A, 'Ai Cono-ol Program ot the New jeriiy State . The openlni produeuon wlli m by the mUtt »« quickly as me house Is clear of people, _ B.to. IMnttd u Blockil-Donth. Departmait of Health, In i ipecial Flrt Pre. NASSAU 6, Always remember thai it's people, not M.lta J* Vfitm f PoMorteo of Mfxlw on Nov. S, Tta ftllewini ventlon Weik message," i)'Mws> Ibni «a Oanei. CttnipMy on .Jan. M, ita He ur|ei every family to prepare — and Concentrate on g»trtng everybody out of the oBv of Utar t Royal Winnlpei BaUit on March il and the rehejirie — a cartful plan for nscupo. Her* hotel that doati. :...fulb««A tUtak r »lu fa* "«• f few pointers to follow; Yp»r Igsufy (ln#r not !••• Un tiltn . u •Wn»n« Ui. rljhlto imwudmii* tuba! Dance Theatre of Israel on April 1. wMi*'wffl b. •' award.ofriliirpart.oi.Jr/bldatoono ornofaiUdaM, An added dance program, apart bom the 1, Figure out at least two routes to die cojil.s oi th. pint IM qmu MTO1C1DL C International DaJ)ce Festival, will be the Bat- outside from every room In the housi, ei. HIAT WITH nj S« UBmfmdStti offlc. all (BUB J, Mttr nil Blewrt I. Jettn, sheva Dance Company of • Israel, which wUl peciaUy bedrooms. Allow for blocking of WU, ll« CoIoIlllJ Afinu, "nMtrrii tb. rl(M to «i- stairways or balls by firs, Th« AMUtKl; *U SirHflM ebHk Innb hi. 3M OIL HEAT COMFORT ttieunotmtoftwiinty-dvtdgUjH Tin iptetuor, Ost. l.(,l»,23,iino. pertonefe," aald Mordeeal Baumon, rfianaglng (M,SS) fcr ejoB Ht srf pUm Htt ip«i- WSWJOB COURT OF MEW JOSH, director of Symphony Hall. "The series alio tlcilloiu, Thli Mpoiii [i subject to re- CHANCERY MVMB^ Ujn«CQUSTy;. it a fund if utg slut tttt fpeel&eitJdsl&eitJds* ut Mil provide a truly International appeal ior r.tumiKi toto (te(teAnhtticA t In (ood cconttlo - CITY rnnAL IAVWOI AND LOAN our citizenB of varied ethnic backgrounds." LOW COST LUXURY FOR Uen wlthu Orinifaau Uen wlthu Orni.j. aia.ui.taw BTAfI OF BOTlf RinMsH, Of IN, in msstatleB srpi*»^ • * * Mis win received. MM twin Oir Uw. of ih.UnlHd HOME OR FACTOR V TO« TDTOUB Commutes r..en..Ui. ntrmnl to tb trie of MAKY C. njtil to rsjert ir^ or til ttd, uri to THE BALLET F0LKL0R1C0, which ii under "H *>» eoitntt to no Maitf «£,» KANANE, Bumpie of Uu Couiiy oi the- direction of Armdln Hernandez, offers a KOHOHY IS A 10NUS ninsal la their (udtraait ten Mrve. bet IMtrwU, cross-section of life in Mexico from the No Other Hilt It Cleaner ft (MB jl tt« JWMMB Ccwnitt.. pageantry of the Mayans and Aztecs to the 1 Or At Saft! «r th. TamMf of Uoloa |i%, c™4y of lo th. eg^ntii/MiiS33&i£ erf tin abote-Batsdwrlto) BVrirUig folk aancii oiMday, ,,•;,.,.. ""i^ftj Ns* Jirisy, MhU to IM mhieiUer uM.r OJlh or me olrectidl^uilliapoM MARY E. MS.I,1R imrnution their cUlm. «ud deEund. bli d I room B-B, The Maxowsze, which made Us New York W# Satisfy Vour Comp/efe Hseting •plsM OH UUt> of Mid HMeuBdwith- of BUI. debut in 1961, recreates the traditional dances Kmquirtmenls And Save You Money "•lot L«d,r, Qot, l,~U70jJ«fftlM) in ijgi month. irsBikidUsBf HldeHn. « O«y will M iorwn tuned from pro- and songs of Poland undfr fie direction ot PACKA6I TOURS BY AIR Hntlni sr recorirlni Hi ui Mmlnict Mlra Zimlnska-Sygictynski. CALL FOR A FREE SURVEY BROCHURES & RATH AT PUBLIC NOT10I U» sitscribsr. • OIL BURNER • Conversion? and YOUR CRUISE HEADQUARTERS NOTICE B H1BIBY QIVHi *HAf 1 The Royal Wimipig, first troupe in tin |»Uls haAl wffl to IMU ty IH. Bsiri British Commonweals (a be granted the Installations si Adjutptsr st Uu BorourtalMom. WIDlam V. H.lm, Attormy MAKt YOUR HOLIDAY RISIRVATIONS fnB«iN« J *r IM OlartM It, St Jersty: "Royal" Htte, dances a varied repertoire of • FUEL OIL • Ssl^i and Service NOWi of Rosell., H.J. B DWDia at • point forintd by dontemporary .works and traditional balleis. EASTMAN KOnJ* HK Si>«talDr, B*r*. M, OoL 1.1ns. the lkm of ttioNortherljllne Tratil it 1400 SlieMeSHMU Stresl. Bsek 1 M L« (aiwlw ra«i |a,ii) l AtermB»llhtlio«aster- •; Bbal presents prograjni of pageantry, line of f™k Street; thety-. ro»- music, song (indJdanceiieiivedfrornthe history III. » u Atom Kt noifcmto Hue of KINGSTON CO. KUHNEN Bp grdimnee of an Bmnikd tem NOTIOI TO AMENT D[f BiBAIfr OF and folklore of ancient Yemenite culture. deorge A™ne,rjortMi DM* « AfljJSa is Iht ootfrank UoujiuUulst, N.J. on 1. naii II mltajtM JO second. 12, 1870 y 8:00 P.M. OB .culliui U tht pilnUIl mlyoo U.B1 (e.tto the poWuJ place dttnauL yn v* hsM i Book review ttS tn n p ••Mwer Mt toimUlBl si (to ) BnWus, E»l, plilrtUTB .ttorMj, B«llt, Trust Map Ho. 11 of »0» Lots ^^rf|« ioip f Maifl tott Borouih of IlOMlls, UBM published QSBBJ, N.J. mrmdllij IMl.to El. U willUjti., ClrQ Engineer £ A book review by Prof, Far- Mtjd, lete, Oofc 1,'lKO. (FMi 11,70) - J-^^g Broo^n| N.Y. mSftSfln the Union County KaiMaf • OfUee on June I, rli S, Swackhamer, director 1MJ a. Hap No. !3O.A(«dNuinC«r of insOnitional rtsearch at Hone I TO eRionom /oiTihill lli« w unm «nd proof HO), MTATS OF BOil HIAllM AZAMAH, U. of stnJH l» dsjUnM with the vfieik tm al«, knowi. u Lots Oil, Union College, Cranford, stuad of Ih. aqmrior CoorL K»ie Mi A*- ISM as!B«3BliickI3aA<»s shown on amateur ornithologist, and au- Formal to tin order of MAlra c. , Ng» JBUgr. QSOlj'fc! tte Tai H«p oftheitorouiiiofBff- thor of a monthly column, KANAtJE, tanptt o( tta County oi IttttefdHa/eMlpW- iello. Union, nidi on tti 15th d» of Salt COJO«ilL¥ tawn u Hot 1151, "For the Birda," has been /Kohati A, p., llfO, q^sa tt« EppUcasoR ef fiia 111), 111) m. Geort. Avenue, Ro- publigihed in "Footprints," ttssf^OiQ, A^c^tn sf till es^la »11 N™ J of oaW deciasod, Bfelil nerttjy (0HB , SSjtrtB semi-annual publication of the to the sndlton of Bid dHtuad to B^I ef neoM, It uar, njni itf New Jersey Cohservltion Au- •shlbit to ttu sAHHtan nlD oilh or TOMpd owM8«,iMwet.Tieti •ftrsmjM their oUsu UM dgmuda thoi^ •talnat Uie sst»I» sfiiJ4dM«ui4iriM! UWOMW A roonttm from the dita of Mid order, SEBVKEB CORP itetG Is dieanfsidffiat^Fl^,?74,93 In bis review, Prof, Swack- or they will be fotnn burred from wlUi laltrHt BsB July B, lSiO snl pnsMBUu or re.:orertns tha same UHBai n,T»,M with ISBetlfcB[Aaplst 19, bamer warns Americans to Itlut tte nsrtttnt , heed the words of John and Harold j, Huhiuiariui ud Ba Bertlf mm UurliMtgu. Mildred Ttai, authorg of "LUe QTISS B, eimai, E^ tJtrmtM.Mle. BorcMOE Ii Kiidar, Attorneys BALm OBMSLIA Bmlfl and Deafji 0! flit Salt Marsh," 7«a«ftaM,H, certnl AT«. , MM Hdi wflM» nMM In te which concerns, marsh, bog, WftMHd LeaderJ, M. 1, f IMS Met of tt( BOMUS laud si E4K4- {o »»'i * T Uon - 110 Mint Btnot, Ro.tn«,Ne* and swamp problems. The 'Tealj describe these "wet- MM.« landB** and bow Industrial amp»n "^1 ^Ji.8111 Atl wastes, garbage and oil line ;the_ marshes, and. uldniately Publicity choirmtn ore fortM inn ibr U urg^.O to observe the An Ine.p.nilv* HELP WANTED, destroy all plant and animal : Tte Ito.ell. Iknnl of od In the ac.lHdd pog«s of . life vrittah' and iujrouadlng Pfrto'y deadline for other' , SI pwS of UU ud llilii Btsipopar wlit'feoWijy.t •'• (in«i«b.rtlnter- JO.OOl ntofky rVodi»fomll/»t, , ••"IV "',- " v •': than ipoMisws, Include To plott ygur od, coll —.','• ,: , Prof, Swackhamer serves your note, address and as chairman of the Union Col- phone/hymbip. i^e Cbltty BtpartfhiBt,'1

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Fresh, Urge Health group plans Ovcn-Rcady Ib. S to 6 lbs. Avg. 49 pollution workshop Roman Ravioli Roasting Chickens Cottage Cheese MEAT CHEESE Th* ie"enth annual workshop in health ITALIAN HOT or SWEET FIHAST.URII i^M, education will be held at St. Bamabai Medical STYLI FRESH PURE PORK ib. C Cent»r, Short HUli rd,, Llvinggton, on Oct. 12 oz. Sausage 79. or SMALL CURD ' »'TO ^^fc 21 from 9 a,m, to 4 p.m. j»rome Kretchmer, admlnisB'ator of the 53*'^49 Ifpflft AnttAr Chetii lpre«d ilnglss 12 01 iL1^ 1 ib. V/in. SEAFOOD SAVINGS MR, DIU (Where Available) New York City EnvironmenKl Protection Ad- nIMll Hlllpr Pstt. PrQEsti pkgi ©# miniitraaon and Richard j, Sullivan, eom- Cool'n'Creamy pkfl- 39« miiiloner of the New jerny Deparonent Banal* Internalisnol Vepiobiei 10 01, Finast Mozzarella si.«, ;;;;;• 39 of Envlronmintal Proieetion wiU be the prlii- .All Yorietlsi pkp> WHITE SHRIMP VIRGINIA HAM Birds SARA LEE MEDIUM SIZE ppk JIIEDL hnast Provolone pkg, The workghop, entitled "Environmental Pol- J Coffee Ring IS oi. | —n FRESH DAILY luBon; An Actton Pro|ram Now" will also With Chests Grated Cheese :STlf: feature a pansl of local representaavei and luitoni Lasagna pkg. i Und 1 ll c knowledgftbli members of the public who will Jumbo Shrimp 10 Crjun* l Austrian Swiss - '55 dliCUij vartoui aipecti fo the problem and sfrs LsrgrlSila C ^ffer fteir sugpitlong for solution. Shrimp 31.13 Caunl Herring Tidbits ^ 79 The purpsie of the worlsshop will be to C preg«nt varioul prg|rams and actions that ^L Fresh CClaml s Smoked Kippers 59 are taking place at the local, county, state DENTAL C and national levels in order to sBmulate CREAM Scallops Macaroni Salad 25 v Italian Bread ini-n iniflatlng thBlr nwn prngrama_ or to become Involved in those already in Shop Super finast I FINAST lib, Coit of the workshop, including lunch and Be Fussy loaf parkini is $4,00. FRESH 25 For further Information about fte work- shop and to obtain regiitration forms, con- Finast Mouth wash 35 C tact Martn Parker at the Hoipital and Health finast English Muffins 49 Council, TOO Park Place, Newark, 622-3280, Mennen 99- which is iponioring the workshop.. FIRST O' THE O White Bread FRESH PRODUCE Drug abuse series Authentic §iaffnrii0i|i« Delicious Apples f opens at hospital FUNK & WAGNALLS Burning some dry marijuana leaves In the Royal Mail DINNERWARE RED FANCY "ENCYCLOPEDIA _aujltgrium_ BS_MM-JMiJIlfitR,JOMjdJejrji jo i /# ' recogtrtze tfie dftlnctlvtT od^f op pot,""DK'" 2V4 MIN. NOW ONLY, Kenneai DoUinger, mayor of Llvinpton, told" 2!0 persons last week tfiat "one of the most 3 49 surprising mings about drug addlctton is mat iE lb lb parents are never willing to believe th»ir ion Plums ITALPRW r 19c Fresh Garlic S9c I Last Two Wtteks to Complete Your or d»ughter lg taking dop»," • •• lb 23c' Mushrooms, Stainless Steel FLA1WARE Dr. DolMnger's talk opined a gertei of Green Peppers rV,07 69c I Salad Fork, lectur*! on drug abUieatSaiiitBftrnabasMedi- IL Dinner Fork, each Red Onions /4 oi. tan< of IRVINGTON money is mis^Iiig?** "'" --•••—•••• — -;; MAXWELL BIRDS EYE COLGATE § AUNT JEMIMA AUNT JEMIMA HEINZ SOUP INTERNATIONAl 1301 Springfield Aye. . ; DENTAl CREAM i HOUSE i* COMPUTE PANCAKE MIX '• PANCAKE SYRUP' GREAT AMERICAN , & Brosi Place ' '•!• To Publicity Ghairmenr At OFF LABil VEGETABLES * COFFEI ill I d Limit 1 - Good at Super Fman Limit 1 • Good at Super Finast Limit t - Good at Super Finast Limit 1 • Good atSuper Fmast limit I-Good at Super Fmast •* Limit 1 - Good at Super Finast 1 . Would you like some help Good thru Sat, October 3rd p» Good thru Sat., October 3rd 5 Good thru Sat, October 3rd Good tiiru Sat., October 3rd Ggod thru Sat, October 3ro\ Good thru Sat, October 3rd SPRINGFIELD in preparing nswipaper .re- MFG tm MFG 727-763 Morris T'pke < leases.?. Write to this news- ;SAVAVAVAVAVAII$§ ^AVAVAVAVAVAI & Morrli Street paper and ask for our "Tips ^AVAVAVAWAVAl ^AVAVAVAVAVAU on Submitting Mews re- PRICES EFFECTIVE.THRU SATURDAY, OCT. 3rd. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TVPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS leasei,"