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S«eond Clou Pmiggp llhtd Eoth Thuniioy br Trun,-, Put!, ,hiny Coir 15 Cents Per Copy VOL. 11 NO. 10 Fold ol Msunlginiida, N J MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J. THURSDAY, FIBRUARY 20, 1969 .« Pfo.id.m. Rood, Moun(iii»iid«. N,J. 07093 in..! Borough Council seeks relief from neighborhood floods Inspection on weekend by officials Petition by residents bring pledge of action The Mountainside Borough Council moved Tuesday night to seek emergency temporary relief for reddenti livinl in me vicinity of Fernwood terrace and Dunn pirkway victim- ized destructive and hazardous flooding con- ditions. The council and Mayor hreaeriCK wuneims jr. will meet Saturday morning at 10 in the rear of Ae home of Kenneth E, Thompson, 161 New Providence rd., to git a first-hand look at the creek bed causing the problem. The area is scheduled fordralnage improve- ments to 1971 as part of phase three of the SLJIVEZ-MOI — David Klingsberg, left, talks It up in French with sequently a French club was formed. There arc 40 members In ttie borough-wide storm sewer program. fellow third grade students, from left, Denlse Bachmeler, Charles club which meets on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and on Fri- However, the harrlid residtnts of the area Mich and Mary Ellen Oesterle at Deerfleld School. David spent day mornings. So far the third graders have learned the names brought their plight In thi form_ of a petition last year attending a French language elementary school In Gin- of colors, numbers, greetings and two French sengi, "We hope to to the attention of the council Tuesday night eva, Switzerland, According to teachers it Deerfleld School, create an interest in the French language," one spokesman at the at its regular monthly meeting in Bttehwood David has an "unusual maltery of the French language," and con- school said, "which might bring about the desire for further School. smdy." Ironically, me residenti made their com- plaints known the same evening that the coun- cil passed on final reading an ordinance to lisue bonds in Uie amount of $300,000 to finance phase two of me storm sewer pro- Lourdes breezes into CYO playoffs gram mis year, THIS COVERS the Central ive. watershed from the upper reaches of New Providence with a sparkling undefeated record road to DeerflelcUourt, The petition Tuesday night was presented An undefeated Mountatesld^baiketbali team "We have a well balanced team," coach on to the county finals against a team from by Dr. j.C, Howard of 1434 Fernwood rd., from Our Lady of Lourdis^pariih "has the Stanton said, "and play with a starting eight the city division made up of eastern Union to behalf of more than 30 signers. potential to go all the way" and Win the instead of a starting five." County parishes, then to the arlchdloeese The petition asked for immediate action semifinals against a team from Hudson County county and archdioces'e CYO championihipa, The other members of the "starting eight" to confifoi and correct damage to propertiei according to Its coach Lewis Stanton Jr. and subsequently the final round, which Includes in the area. are Mac Ramsey, a sailor from Gov. Living, teamj from Essex County, The county playoffs began last night with ston; Kenny Koizowskl, a Gov, Livingston sen- It declared fttt children's lives are threat, Our Lady of Lourdes playing St. Birnard'i ior; Dennis Ryan, Gov, Livingiton senior; This is the third year the local parish has ened by what amounts to a torrential river in of Plalnfleld - a team which the local five William Dermody, St. Benedict's Junior; Rich- been In the suburban division of the county me rear of tiie homes every Bmi It rains easily defeated during the regular season, ard Colline, St. Benedict's Junior, and John CYO league. Last year the team was the or when there is large amounts of melting Barry," a 6^-1 freshman fromjonathan Dayton.-- ^division's representative against the city divi- Qralg M&cks, a 6-foot senior atGov. Living- Of the freshman, Barry, coach Stanton said, sion, but lost. The petition -also brought to the council's attention that basements were being flooded, ston, arfcljlobert Munch/a 6-3 senior at St. "He's young and has a lot of ability. He'll 26 and a graduate of lmnia- Benedict's^ Newark, led the team to six score 20 points a 'gfime if you-let him shoot." -. trees and roads were being undermined and the » of Montclalr, took over th^ •*• i^tSX ied had become rat-Infested. Roundlng'tout the 13-ployer roster are Gary reins this year from his older brother, Gary, the Union County CYO League. Boyer, Union .Catholic ^sophomore; Robert who got married last year. > According to residents attending the meet- The borough cagers'beat Su: Bartholomew Cardoni, Gov. Lryingsttfrt'sophomore; Thomas Coach Stanton coached the suburban divi- tag, the problem, in part, is caused by the heavy of Fanwood, 49-38; St. James of Springfield, Gere, Union Catholic soph; Pat Loftus, St. sion team to a county league All-Star game development in adjacent Humbly Hills in West- 58-20; Our Lady of Peace of New Providence, Benedict's soph, and Joseph Lorbor, Union against the city division recently. field which drains into Mountainside directly through a 48-inch pipe. 41-38| Little Flower of Berkeley Heights Catholic soph. Our Lady of Lourdes reprHtntative on It was at the suggestion of OouneilmaB John 47^37; St. Theresa's of Summit, S8-2S, and After playing St. Bernard's the team goes the AU-Star team wai Bob Munch, St. Bernard's, A. Hechtle mat the tour Saturday be conducted. IN OTHER COUNCIL BUSINESS, it was an- nounced that the budget would be printed in an 1 st birthday for library Little League advertlsment In this newspaper on March 6, and a public hearing would be held In Beech- celebrated with statistics lists dates, site (Continued on page 4) The Mountainside Public Library celebrated in the area of business, science and the arts. Former rights official Its first, anniversary on Feb. 12 In the new Daily newspapers and Moody's Investment Ser- for registration building on Wntchung avenue. vices ore now available. April 26 has been named opening day for to speak in West field JET-PROPELLED ~ Bruce Poetz and his daughter, Kelly, learn that speed is a relative . ^ta an,annuol report, the dir.cqor, Mrs, Emily ^^Frecmetnbershlpjs^offered^to all_who .Little -League-play, to. Mountataside,.it.waa L : J Hoffarth, presented the following statistics to live and work In the borough. announced by Ed Gibadlo, chairman of the William Booth will speak tonight at 8 on matter~as "they test their "skill and "courage "on we~steep-(afier~alClhatVrelativerto6\ " '"~ slopes of Echo Lake Park, Mountainside. (Echo photo by Bob Baxter Jr.) the public: "The meeting room is used by many of the Little League. Registration for all Little "What Urban Problems Mean for Suburbia," "The total book collection Is 20,236 volumes, local organizations. A copy of the meeting room Leaguers will be held March 1 and March 8 in the main social hall of Temple Emanu-El, phono-records 540, periodicals 69. The total policy may be obtained by those who wish to from 10 a.m. to noon at the Deerfleld School, 750 E. Broad St., Westfleld. book circulation for the year was 69,519. The schedule it for group meetings. School drive entrance. Booth was recently been named as a crimi- membership, 1,957 adults and 2,203 Juveniles "Motivated by a sincere desire to satisfy Tryout dates for the Major League (10 to nal court Judge by New York Mayor John V. Students at Gov. Livingston for a total of 4,160. the community's educational, Informational and 12-year-olds) will be held March 22 for 10- Lindsay. Before this, Booth served as chair- "Reference services have been expanded recreational needs the entire collection is being year-olds and March 29 for 11 and 12-year- man of the New York City Commission on expanded ns rapidly as possible. olds at 10 a.m. at the National League field, Human Rights. He has been Involved in many The Mountain Trail Garden Club places back of Deerfield School. Harry Helde, presi- areas of community work and is a member of will offer Xamelot' next week arrangements of cut flowers in the library dent of the Major League also announced that the national board of directors of the NAACP, The musical fantasy, "Camelot," will be Assisted by Mrs. Carol Forsman as drama symbolic of the holidays. in order to be eligible for Major League The program is open to the public and Is presented by Gov. Livingston Regional High director and choreographer, Dorhout expects Story hour dates "Gifts received since the opening honoring play, boys must try out unless they were on being sponsored by the Negro History Club, School students In the school auditorium to an unusual production of the King Arthur myth the memory of Mrs. Jennie Winter, Scott a Major League team last year. If they do Civic Improvement Association, Cacciola Berkeley Heights Feb. 27 and 28 and March 1, as visualized by the Lerner and Lowe musical McCarthy, Danny Miller. F. (Buck) Franken- not desire to play in the Major League, Neighborhood Council and Temple Emanu-El according to Its producer and musical direc- success. A complete contrast to last year's listed by library field, Mrs. Mary Sarich, Roger Thwlng,W.G. boys should not attend tryouts. The boys of Westfield. tor. Albert Dorhout. production of "West Side Story," "Camelot" The Mountainside Public Library will hold Peckham. Mrs. E. Keller and W,G. Hand of this age group will then be assigned to depicts the legends of King Arthur and the tho spring series of the weekly preschool are gratefully acknowledged. Minor League teams. knights of the Round Table as a fantasy adapt- story hour from March 6 through May 15. "Other gifts from Tho Foothill Club, Moun- Bob VanBuskirk will head the American ed from the novels "The Once and Future There will be no session April 10. The pro- tainside Woman's Club, Mountainside Music League. Jim Fotles will once again head the King," by T.H, White, The interpretation and gram will be held on Thursday mornings from Association, D.J. Mytelka.D. Maxwell. Blue National League, and lastyear'steammanager setting will adhere as closely as possible to 10:30 to 11. Star Garden Club, Student Council of Deer- to the Senior League, Joe Mazur, will head the totem of the book and the spirit of the The program will- be offered to children field School at"e sincerely appreciated. the Senior League for the coming year. music, Dorhout said. who have attained their fourth birthday and ''The library is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ed Steel, player agent and umpire-ln-chief, Art Bundy will portray King Arthur, with pre-school fiye year olds. Parents have and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday is asking for adult umpires for the Senior Queen Gucncvere played by Valerie Klein. been asked to register children for the pro- and Thursday. On Tuesday, the library opens League and boy umpires for the other three The third member of this historical triangle, gram In "person. Selected picture books will at 1 p.m. and remains open to 5 p.m. with the leagues. ABysne lnierestKl tin clli steel at Sir Lancelot, Is James Dchls. Other knights be read and shown to the group by Mrs, same evening hours. Friday and Saturday hours 233-0499. of the Round Table Include Dennis Boutolkarls, -Helen M.-KeUy,-children's-librarian.—; —are 9 a*m.-to 5 p.m,^— •— •—Mrs.—VIrgtola-Cooper,-heading-tho-Glrlsi Mordred;-HaroId-Shepard,-PeUtoorej_James- Softball League this year, announced that Dcmro, Dlnaden; Al Rodee, Lionel; Peter iniWIMMIUMWUIIIURIIIHIUMIUIMMUW^ registration for girls will be held March 15, Bother, Sagamore, and John Erickeon, Tom of from 10 a.m. n> noon at the Deerfield School, Warwick. Man Rliey is pap. Merlin the Mag- PROFILE-Mrs. Gail Simms J School drive entrance. ician is Glenn Sullivan, and the twp sorcer- (Continu^d on page 4) r• Mrs. Gail Sims is on adventurous Kansan who comes to Mountainside to join the library Heart volunteers staff, via California, Samoa and Australia, Regional board just; to name a few of the Interesting places where she and her husband, James, have. to canvass homes Hved arid visited, „ "Welcome east_becaiise .wc..ha.ven!t.llved__^ The month-long 1969 Heart Fund.campaign ^efTtafget dafe —wTirracir n3rhlgtrpotnniran:SundaywhtnTrteart here before," Mrs. Sims said, "and we've The Regional High School District Board of heard a lot about It." Sunday volunteers commencea canvass of resi- dences to Mountainside, it was announced by Education "hopefully" will be able to present Her husband is with the New Providence Charles lrwln, the local chairman. It Is antic- a capital expansion bond referendum to the school system as assistant to the superin- ipated that all residential visits will be com- voting public by late spring, Aycry Ward, tendent of schools there. pleted and that kits will be turned in not later board president, said at the board meeting Mrs; Sims left Kansas for California, where than Feb. 28. Tuesday night at David Brearley Regional she taughtschool for many years. High School, Kenllworth. She even graduated from college there, from The residential canvass will augment the the University of California at Santa Barbara, total already collected in the February cam- He said that Dr. Henry Rissetto, board con- paign, which Is being conducted to support and sultant, would report to the board verbally and received her MA from San Jose State next ;Thursday sand in writing by mid-March. -College. — '. —.L. ^_ ,_ expand_research, j?ducatlqn and community l: T^pTTC~6fTh-DI6CHrarf aiJ udded dial no'decTsionhadlieen reached A son, Mike, currently attends San Jose servTce^ropaTTC6fTheDnI.6nrCountr Association. It is part of the American Heart on Where Mountainside youngsters now In the State. Another son, Gary, is a student at seventh grade would start high school. San Fernando State College. (Continued on page 4) : The board approved an exchange choral ln 196l, the couple decided to take of! for program between vocalists at Gov. Livings- American Samoa. Mrs* Sims taught English : ton Regional High School, Berkeley Heights, as a foreign linguagt, and her husband,was. 1 and Cumberland Valley Regional High School, In charge of the vocational educational pro- Needed: Rescuers \ Mechanlcsburg, Pa. The Pennsylvania choris- gram to tiie islands. ters will visit Gov. Livingston April 24 and 25, "One Interesting.thing We did over there," In a plea to borough residents Tuesday night, and "the Gov. Livingston youngsters will visit "Mrs. Sims said, "was take a camping trip Major_Etcderick Wilhelms Jr. said the Moun- Mechanlcsburg May 2 and 3. of the Australian Outback." tainside Rescue Squad was to dire need of Approval was: also voted for a summer band Mrs. Sims said she and her husband are members its ver\ existence "is in senous SETTING THINGS STRAIGHT — Checking on exhibits at the current an show at the Moun- camp to be sponsored by the Gov. Livingston avid campers. jeopardy because the lqad has fallen on too tainside Public Library, of pictures painted in classes sponsored by the Mountainside Highland Band ParentsLOrganizatioo Aug. 23^ Immediately before coming TO Mountainside, few." Mayor Wilhelms said that If die service Music Association, are, from left, Mrs. Emily Hoffarth, Librarian; George Christy, to_28_at Camp Shawnee, -Waymark, Pa. Snj- Mrs. SimS was to tharge~6f~the San Antonio it abaliiJ ui diat.uiiUiiut-'J iinusy way, "nTw111" or-xlrerxlasses: tars. H.W. Glnfl, stralghtenIng~beT own picture, and we Kev. dents taking part will pay their own way. 'Exemplary library In San Jose. be a sore loss for the community."1- " Elmer Talcoti,- Community Presbyterian Church.- •Thuriday, February 20, 1989- SAME YtAK The Labor Deportment was founded the jama Chemical Society hears of new splint year the President Nixon was born « 1913, In those 56 years, the number of wage earners Take more in the United Stales has risen from 21 million to 77 million, the average wage, [rum 2Lf interest in Dough-like mixture used to secure fractures to $340 per hour. your country S new pLiMlc rornposlHyn for huKling in iiu<* any iJosiriH! Rhn|H*. I* h.irfi^ns in seven I he miiterial consist! of a powder cuptiiln- |il,n v the> brukPn iHeili iind bones yfw,n wounds niiHuti-n in in.ikc .i i-iiH'li, i iiii'l sphm, I uliki- mg Mlpurieni "methyl nielluitrylaie" piastlc w.is tluscribiHl retenlly itiFheAnifrti iiu'.hi-m iillirl ill,ill,"! i.ilh tli,! 1 Is.iVL- IJWI n irivdlnl Uils jrid 511 percent calcium carbonate (chalk), with puriHiM.', il dues nut ^JVL* ufi *H I.^^IS^ hi.at I hardening agem called "N, N-dimethyl-p- If il Sui'ieiy, ( during h.it'tlening, ami iliit's ma iljtn •%'• ii^ue luluidine," 1 he hardenedproduc;! shows enou|h FUEL OIL \ iiou(!h-Uke mtxrurB ol plysili jnd chalk, ui i.iuse disiumluri lu ilii- ii.iiii'iu, li ia» bt* ".irength, rigidity, and dimensional st.iblllty (o the cumpuslilun t.in be used ,is a U'ltiporary TOP GRADE "sphm" m.aerlaliu secure fractures until they applied directly i" TIIIHIHI- tni'in|ir,nii'», 'hi' ^iniiinn *^ * ^pl irit, i heriiisl repurt^ii, iiu'iul, ,i. ciiidlng in Pr.Ci.M, Briiuer, ruseurch PER iOQ Col. "•\ Urgr petl'cninui' i'l ill 1I1J1I1 H-s tin ui ri-d I li. pi uiiut I ha>. been further evaluJted by diemiM il the N.iilunal Uureiiu ut btiindjrds, 1 Mm D.I 1 i i.l, s. i ivj.m uf the U.h. Srniy Institute of win) prt-M>nl«l the rupuii, I o iiulhor was Ur. in cunibat ,ir u m inifi'sii»l is •* nii.iti '• lui'i f 0 0 lii'iii.ii Kesearili, wheru II hap been applied 15.9 GAL, 1,1, Mugei of ihi' Li.ii, Srniy [Jenl.il Corps, siruciures." Dr. Hr.iuiT »II<1. "Ninet'i; ilu""-. T id human fractures of the jawand W ilret Howl \rniy Mi?di< ,il Center, It Is hoped fr,ii fiires "f th^ i.iwrH'tii. - MfTiiiuiiilv '.-.ii! ncluding »ep.iiMled leeih, he reported, that the new method will be adaptable touie in ih.ir.li lerisilcji and properties of the ilit' fluid by .HI •ifiny medical eurps>man, Ur, its ujefulness in nondemal ab Allstate Hrauor wild, \i present, fractured jawbones UKHRESSION PEAK |rucedures,"Dr, Brauer pointed ,iiid othur fJtial injurius are splinted by an At the peak uf the depresslun of (lie I'Kin's nui. "Nnnduntiil npplieatlons may possibly In- '.iiil! hit" iei hniqii1? that is time consuming, 2S percent of tl«> nations's labor force woiout l h . 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Hilliilli IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM wira Employment Wgnted ad, $3,20 (miiiimym) Heart Association allocating I und. over $12 million to research Pianist presents | SELECTIVE SERVICE More than $12 million will total, more than $2 milUen Ing flical year are 13 career concert Sunday be allocated by the Heart Ai- will underwrite fellowships in invegUgators, Under this pro- Iquesthns and answers sociaUon to support national support of 132 individual gci- gram, pioneered by the Amer- Human Kudnytskv, punisi, siilillNIHNNiililllNllili propiml in Cflrdlovaicular entiiti in the United States, ican Heart AssociaUon, es- will perform ai the MonuLur Colonel Joseph T, Avella, research in fiscal 1969-70, Britain and other eounffies. pecially gifted research sci- An Museum on bundjiy after Slate Director of Selective Choice," has been published it was announced this week by These have already been ap- entists are assured of support noon in the fourth of the mu- Service, h.is issued tile fol- by the Department of Defense Dr. Thomai M, MeMiUin ill, proved by the AsioclaHon'i throughout their productive seum's series of tree Sunday lowing series of questions fre- and is available, without cost, • SKIS preildent of the New jersey national Research Committee, lives. Additional sums were foneeris. The program will quently asked of the Selective throughout the country. It include^ 1 wo L egenden by • BOOTS Hijart Aiiociation, An addiHonal $3 million will allocated to help underwrite Service System, along with contains information regard- laboratory expenses Of the Liszt. Two Elegies byBuponi, • POLIS Through continuing public be allocated this fiscal year ipprnpiiniji answers, ing the various military iupport of the Heart Fund, for grants-in-aid to support career investigators and for Four Ktudes by Debussy and z • * • choices open to young people • SKlWiAR Sonata for Piano byClnaiiiera, the Heart AssociaUon has be- research projects. Then will three research fellows who 1 1 h.iue befin ordered [Q re- who are contemplating enter- *«lt:|*f>i I I] A come the largest Single non- be announced in June, The re- wnrk under their guidance. Rudnytskv is a gradual* of the in£ the Armed Services. I rl f Mia I juilllard School of Music pan [nr induction In two lltunii governmental iource of car- maining $7 million will be ex- The Heart Fund campaip weeks, 1 would like in take my * * * dloviscular research iupport pended by state and local Heart is currently underway in New where he studied with Rosins 6 NORTHEASTERN Where might 1 obtain in- Lhevinne. He is on die facul- car with me to the reception in the world, Dr. McMillan Assoclaaons throughout the jersey and throughout the 6TATE5.,.24"H0UR or training center. Will this formation on previous court laid. Since the Association county for their local re- country, Dr. McMillan said. ty of the Indiana University cases involving the draft law? School of Music, REPORTING ON be alright? "hsrt made Iti Initial releaf eh al- ieareh programs which Monies raised now during the The Impartrnent of iheArmy A publication entitled, "Le- locations 21 years ago, more emphaiize iupport and en- month of February will set gal Aspects of Selective Ser- Reni-a-Ski FRIDAY DEADLINE SLOP! CONDITIONS. advises that facilities to care than $1LO million hai been couragement of promiiing the stage for research iupport for privaiely owned vehicles vice," revised January 1, Center j used to advance scientific in- young Lnvestigatori, during the AssoclaBon's next All itemi other than spot JUST DIAL 196Q, may be purchased from 427-31 W.nfl.ld A^» i ClitabMh, N,j, SSS-OSOI at reception and training cen- 4 veSttgaQoni, Among the 152 individuals fiscal year, A itep-up In the news should be in our off- the Superintendent of Docu- OPEN Nil ES FILL • SATURDAYS TILL 6 ters are limned and there wiU Of die 1969-70 research to receive iupport tadiecom- heart research field will come ice by nesn on Friday. be little opportunity, if any, ments, U, S. Government for Inductees lo utilize them. Printing Office, Washington, It is alqo possible that in- n.C. 20402 for $1.00. ducrife.B might Find it neces- * * • sary to abandon their auto- May a registrant appear In mobiles in cases where they person before an appeal are ordered away from recep- hoard? tion or trnining centers and No, While Regulations do not travel by privately-owned provide an opportunity for a registrant to appear in per- conveyance is not fluthflriyed. son before an appeal board, the * * * person appealing may attach to 1 have received a 1UC de- his appeal a stitementspec. ferment because 1 own and lfying the matters in which he operate a farm, but it's only believes the local board erred, for one year. Why is this may direct attention to any in- since 1 intend to keep on formation in the registrant's operatlnjj my farm indef. file which he believes the local initely? 1 board has failed to consider or No deierman! may be to give sufficient weight, and granted on a permanent basis. may set out in full any in- One year is the maximum time formation Which was offered for any Class 11 deferment, to the local board and which which includes. Class Il-C, the local board failed or re- • * * fuied to include in his file, RT. 24 . UNION Last month 1 completed * * * SPRINGFIELD AVE. work at our community col- lanxsn MorMi *»«, 1 Vagi Holl Rd. iege with 64 credits, The An acquaintance is a mem- University will only accipt 52 ber of the county Selective of these. Does Such a situa- Service Board, Hli Son is ON SALE THURS., FRI. & SAT., KB 20,21 & 22 tion disqualify me for a 11-5 registered In the same local student deferment as a junior? board. Does this sltuationpre- sent a conflict of interest? When a registrant transferi from a Junior college or a Selective Service Regula- commimlry college to a degree tions provide that no member granting institution, and loies of a local board shall act on credits through no fault of the case of a registrant who his own, he may have lesi than is his first cousin or closer the percent of coursecomple- relation, either by blood, mar- tion required by Selective Ser- riage, or adoption. Therefora, vice Regulations, The local the father would be disquali- board may, in its discrition, fled from participating M any grant i 11-5 deferment for the local board actions concern, /irst year after transfer, sub- ing his son, ject to reevaluatlon at the end * • • of that year based on the work 1 wai a full-cime college accomplished »t the new in- student until recently when my stitution. doctor hospitalized me for * * * what he said might be leveral months. May 1 keep_ my II-S I will soon be IB years old itudent classification" since 1 and will register for the draft. plan to re-inter collegionmy Where can 1 get atiy books recovery? about militaryUfeorcareers? At your local board of die You ihould Inform your Selective Service Syitem. A_ local board at onci that you — are no longer in school. When *the'ireii6n^(oi^«aettrmin(l!aM**l^1 ctaies to exist, the local board must reconsider your caie. After riturning to elasa, a you may again request a II-S | BIBLE if you ire puriuijii a full- time course of study, QUIZ * » * I have recilvid my netlci ' HOW MANY? of clasilfication. My local d YOUR CHOICE Sensational Your Choice Underline the correct board is located 900 piles number. away; may I have my case 1, Howminyyitridldjaeob transferred and appear before l/l serve for Leah and Rachel? a local,board In this area? ,, TEFLON COOKWARE TOOL SALE (Tiurtein, fourteen, fifteen) No, A registrant has the 2. How many Umes hotter right to appear only before the , did NebuchadneKar comnjand board which classified him. • the furnace to be heated for the three Hebriw men? (Seven, Our Reg. Low nine, tin) t 3. How many timesdidNoah Discount Price to 97c send the dove from the ark? (One, two, thrie) 4, How many tablei of stone
-ii- I •--. F= . ^4i,e.ftflB,J!«rtiaMiyjiCBj Moiei? (Two, threi, four) 1 qt. covered saucepan You can have your choice in this fabulous tool sale that 5. How many yeari did Flu China Cut Ritki Dupont no stick, scratch re- 10" open skillet without Methuielih live? (Nuii hun- Sillfr Trlri Runnrri will fill up your tool chest with quality! Buy some and save Gold Chllrl Glailwiri iistant Teflon inside and 2 qt. covered saucepan cover. Cover from dutch dred ilxty-ievin, nine hun- Child.(«'. Cluln Chiiln Ol.htl avocado porcelain on the out- 4 qt, covered dutch oven oven fits skillet. them as gifts for your favorite handyman around the house. Brldii Tibln Cin.0 Chilrl I dred sixty-el jht, nine hundred tuilllbrll BJMUH Tltili 1 side! Great for easy cooking! sixty-nine) SMiir Stnltt CMkull Bin • • • 5llm Urni fcrilnl HOUSIVWRI DIPT. HARDWARE DIPT. IrlMf Chiirl FyBthBwII ANSWERS-RSV Children'! T.blti U-n Umbfllllllj 1, Fourteen (Gen. 31i41), 'iiniiliid AM Ptllihtr 2. Seven (Dan. 3;19), 3. Three (Gen. 8:8, 10, 12). 4. Two 482.3700 (Deut, 9ilO), S. Nina hundred 11) OIANSI ST., Ntwiik iixty-rilne (Gen. 5i27),
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'55/68 FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE section. Cocoa top ' Plym. '56/68 J Dodge '56/68 Approvals —and bottom. -. — N.-J: STATE DEPT; OF EDUCATION —"—— INCLUDES PROCESSING BY FAMOUS LAB! Valiant'60/68" and many other cars. hlj. HIGHER-EDUCATION LOANS !( price* exehjnfe with old batury Cartridge £CX126-12 for instamatic cameras. MEMBER UNITED BUSINESS SCHOOLS ASSN. U.S. IMMIGRANT FOREIGN STUDENT ALL BRANDS FLASHCUBES 99C Approved for Veteran* Training AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. LIGHTORAMA DEPT. CAMERA DEPT. SIGMA BUSINESS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MACHINES ITEMS ON SALE WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. ^ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO .LIMIT QUANTITIES. - NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. 25 Branford PI- Newark OUR NEW 622-6668 STORE HOURS thru SAT. SO A,M. to 10 P.M. ^ CLOUD ALL PAY SUNDAY H:f Sam Howard Cityy . In this capacitypy, Mr. Younger is re- ^QUnCli m©ef3 Publllhiir • 1938-1967 sponsible for ttaming clergy and laity in Christian mission and action rfirough »cumeni» (Continued from page 1) GELJACK jewelers A' Fr. Aumack 2nd DIVISION! DRAUNSCHWEIGER BROS, Trudinfl Hawaii, publlihsr ell Braining courses in mempollian New York, wood School on March 20. Thunderbird A paduate of Yale College and Yale Divinity Mustang Ml lion Mini., Although Mayor Wllhelmj declined to re- Falcon Galaxie 241 Morris Ave. Springfield •••euilvs pubhlhtMbuiinell mgnogii in 'Clergy Derby' School, Mr, Younger is the author of three lease any details of the budget, he said, "I'm books. He formerly served four years as Fairlane Trueki Open Ho,!, lo 1.30, ^ri. to 9 • OR 6-1710 afraid we're in step with everyone else and ASSOCIATI STOHIS NEWS DEPARTMENT A skiing Mountainilde priest proved heknowi pastor of the First Baptist Church of Rochester, wiM be going up," Ado Brunnir MAIDEN LANK jIWILERS Abntr Cold, Supervising Edllgr his way around the mountains by finishing Pa, and 11 years as pastor of Mariners' Passed on first reading at the meeting was Auts Rentaii - Day• Week. Una Term Ife. L.i Molamut, Director second in the "Clergy Derby" on the slopes Temple Baptist Church on the Lower East an ordinance to empower the borough to pur- Vlll«j» Shopplni C«ni»f of Great Gorge Ski Area at McAfee last week, Side of Manhattan. chase a new fire engine. New PrevtdtncB BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Th« Rev, Raymond Aumack of Our Lady of From 1966-68, he ierv«d as program as- Among the ordinances given final approval 227-1665 • Roborl H. Bmrnli!, Advtriillng Dlriflgi sociate with me Division of Evangelism. IRAUNSCHWBIOIR BROS, A'ihir Mind, oil), builniii ffianaglf Lourdes Church was only seven hundredths was one which prohibits the establishment of 37 South St. of a second behind the winning skier, the American. Baptist Home Mission Soeieaes, commercial dog kannels in the borough, except- 290-306 Broad St. Summit Mortlltawn Second Cloii Poitgge psld Rev, jack Conway of St. Leo's Church, Irv- Valley Forge, Pa. ing one already in operation. oi Mounlalnildt, N.J. in|ton, 15 ctnti par copy The priests raced through a l.SOO-foot Betta jr., Roberto. Peterson, Mailed lubteription rot« $5 per year slalom on slopes covered with 16 Inches of C. Jack Keyset-, John Poinier, 2 N»» Providence Rood, Mountain.Id., N.J. mow. Y to mark Dr. Howard P. Sanborn and Phone: 686-7700 Mrs, Allan 1, Hannai. James D. Cowan Jr. will Church Ghmkla anniversary be chairman of the committee - The Summit Area YMCA to ohooja the 19Ui recipient .— . FUNERAL DIRECTORS ., "wliTniark'lts 83rd mnlTOriary *" of * tht In Summit at IB annual dlmsr Award < er to, bs annou|o«d t,Fr*d H Cray, Jr Pre» & Gen Mgr, Monday, April 14, it wal an- -• •'•*••'' He ftwitesVom- C. Frederick Poppy Vice Preiident nounced thia WBak by Ken- (Reildent of Mounlalni|do) neth W, Pearl, pneral «x- ,.'*! ecutlve. Special evenu are for! hii belni plannid for the dimer iyTOsapflie to by Edward J, Boorujy, chair- youth Wawayanda which will be held Thursday, Feb. 27, from 7 to 8 p,m,, at the Y . AU boys and girls Interested in at- tending thi rugonal YMCA resident camps are invited to the rally with their families. D, Halbe Brown, .executive direetor of the Frost Valley YMCA camping asioeiation, will Show slides and describe the program. Camp Wawayanda director for the 1969 season will b« Rieh*rd "Digpr" Shortt. Shorn, who hat been a camp itatt member for 10 years, Is t teacher at Perry Hall Hist School in Baltimore. Lut summer he directed the intenUHontl camper ex- MORE & BETTER change program, leading a delegation of beys on a five- you hit a bump in your budget, week camping experience in Switzerland. d fast, professional emer- oldefs and application seTvtcerat either office of trre— blanks for the 1969 season are now available at the YMCA, Bank. and~funher~lnformatton~may be obtained by calling David R. Cotten, local Y camp di- rector. Our lending officers ore experienced Open A Savings Account Today in determining the type of loan and Pint In Sol.« and repayment plan to best fit each need, I 07 PASS BOOK Quality WORLD BOOK in for 0 confidential visit. ENCYCLOPEDIA Call MARGAREE T AHLF6LO ly/0 DIVIDEND 23ZJI4I / PER ANNUM 2 COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY SELL YOUR OLD ONE WITH A WANT NAOTALJSAM TRIUMPH GT6+ SAVINGS WESTFIELD MOUNTAINSIDE "A Local Bank dedicated WESTFIEID MOUNTAINSIDE '•• Community'Service" ISO Elm Siiect - Main OHice 865 Mountain Avenue Member of Federal Reserve System . Member Ft.ler»l DejKr.it Insurance Corpori.l,,,, WOODBRiDGE MENLO PARK UNCOLN MERCURY, INC 686-7700 OurNenai Branch Shopping Center Parking Lot 301 SOUTH AVENUE (Opposite Cinnrw) WESTTIELD For Classified - AD 2-6500 $Sf&i£ - Thursday, February 20, 1969- Optometrists keep Busy schedules next month 2=woman show slated by state's ski resorts Dr. L, Struiowitz by Drew artists New jtrsiy enteri ifi mid-winter jklieaion stars) last week, Saturday, 22, special standard A two-man show by mem- piled deep In eventi and Betlvitiei to the delight racei will be held at I p,m. That evening, head of county unit ber| of the Pn'w 1'mverslty Of iki-buffi of all ages. The itate's popular frnm o p m, to 3 a,m., n Washington Birthday \rti,ets ( luh is currently on ski resorts plan busy geaioni through March, Party is on tap at the Rusty Hinge Tavern. L)r. Leonard btruhiwit? of isp, mgfi«Ui lias view in the Sri I)«-parrment, been re-elected president nf the I iinm r t\ according to the New jtriey State Department Sundays (2 p.m. - 7 p.m.) there will be »n Brothers Hall, on the l)r»w of Coniirvatlqn and Economic Development, organ recital by Dome Stilllwroth in the Upper nptometric Society fnr a second term. campus, KUdiRon. The Arrowhead Ski Area, Marlboro, empha- Chair Lounge. March 1, Mardi Gras festi- Dr. Strulowiti maintains nffifiis at j IVSHIN iiiei learn-to-iki coursei with special rates viiies will feature a fox hunt on skis, skiing vesant ave,, Irvingion, intent works by jewel Hy- for itudtntJ and ski clubs on prearranged in costumei and ruees, March R at 1 p.m. The former Vice President of the Optome- men and Rita Helper will he evenings. To dace 1,000 ski students have taken standard races are scheduled. On March IS tnc Society, Dr, Strulowit? liBsbpenamenihei shown through I'eh, 28 during advantage of thii popular course. (l> p.m. to 3 a.m.) a St. Patrick's nay i'mv of the Board of Trustee! pf the New jersn. lighted a big social event. Members of Craig, Vernnn Valley Ski Area, Vernon, will be open the youth committee of tlie Springfield H'nai Mil, K>njan, a resident of meur Night Club for Skiing were given a dance thR remainder of the ski season fmmBa.m, tn Brith, He is eurrenUy a member uf the relig- Chatham, rei-t'iicd her train- and buffet last Saturday. On Friday, March 11 p.m., featuring eight slopes and trails, loui committee and si-im.ii henrd i,f T = .nri» ing at Uif L'hirjco Art Insti- 14, all members plus the general public are four lifts, a 350-foot wide beginners' slope. Beth Ahm, Springfield, tute and sins ,1 commercial invited to participate in Craigmeur's ihird All slopes and trails are serviced by snow- He is a frequent lecturer before swhiiJl advertising artist in New York Annual St. Patrick'i Day Masquerade Party making equipment. and women's groups on vision and perceptual on ikli. Ski Mountain at Pine Hill held the Delaware problems of children. Dr. Smii-wiM. i« Mrs, Helper, n MadFson Great Gorge, McAfee, wijl hold the Pennsyl- Valley Inwrsehnlastic Ski Champinnship'i last p'es«"itly a school tfisiial consultant. irsilnnt, has received numer- vania Federation Ski Championship Race weekend. Twenty regional High Schools from Dr. StrulnuMt? has a patent pending on <• ne* ous aw.iriis fur her oils and Sunday at 8 p.m. Next Tuesday, racers from the Delaware Valley paruripated. Prizes were contact lens. He has manufactured Ins own w.Uer .-olors. She has studied the East Coast will participate in the Eastern awarded for individuals and teams. The Ladies lenses since 1059 and is one of the leading under Janet Michajson and Veterans' Race, On March 1 ind 2 a Winter and Mens Day Packhge (Mem on Wednesday - contact lens msmifacturei-s in the state. 'Joachim 1 oeber and rearhes Festival is planned, highlighted by the Head Ladies nn Tuesday and Thursday) has proved The dnetnr received his pre-optom»n if watei color paintiiij; at die • Ski Company Professional Races, Skiers from very popular and will he continued for the rest education at Seton Hall University and was HanovBr Park Dien-Vf -vrtiilr the whole country will compete against the Head nf the semon. graduated from the Southern Collfige nf Op- Ski Company Professional Race Team featuring Mount Bethel Ski Area, Mount Bethel Rnad tome'i-y in Memphis, Tennessee. He and his DR, LEONARD STRULOWH Z super racers such ai PepiSteigler, Cold Medal features skiing under the stars. Ski tours wife, the former Sandra Mom«, live with Olympic winner and head of Jackson Hole Ski are Tuesday through Friday 7 p.m. - 10:30 their two boys and two girl« HI ?$ A»-- Area, Top priie will be a Chevy Camaro, p.m., weekends and holidays lOi.VU.rn.tn lf);ln Roari, Springfield, New jersey. Mj Neighbors On March 3 the finals of the Baiiantine Race p.m. Championships will be held and on March 4 Ski folders listing the major Ski Resorts Walk, Baby, Walk Great Gorge wiirhast the finals of the Metro- In the State are available free by writing to ... in you? ni* Stpids Rlfi Sheii... with politan Race League, Foundation strikes the State Promotion Section, Pept, of Con- CLEARANCE comfort, support and sure protection (or Snow Bowl Ski Area in Milton, featured servation and Economic Development, P. O, yoyr growing fiet, You've just been fitted Apres Parties for groups (skiing under the BOX IBM, Trenton, 0S62S. a responsive chord SALE! with utmoit care and skill by Kempler'i Mrs. Robert U, May oi Whippany, executive highly troined director of the Masterwork Muiie and Art OUR TREMENDOUS Washington's NCE to step up number Foundation, has announced that the organiia- WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY tion is seeking donations of uiedpianos in good Birthday condition for the establishment of the Master, SALE of seminars this spring work School of Music, Several instruments are Sale needed for student use in the practice rooms STARTS FRIDAY ? A.M. Newark College of Engi- the ready exchange of ideas THRU 105S Springfield Ave., Irvmglon ROBES •CULOTTES neering tnd its research at- between the academic and in- which are being set up in_Masterwork'i new COVERUPS * NITIES headquarters at SOOMendhamrd., Morristown, SATURDAY 996 Shiyveioni Ave., Union . Somplo.l Cloteout. 4 Slight Irreg, filiate, the Foundation for the dustrial communities," the 570 Is, Livingiton Ave,, livingiton Advancement of Graduate foundation reports. Piano will be one of the first courses offered "I take it you didn't care when music instruction starts in the spring. Study In Engineering, said thii All of the seminari to be for my offer?" SAVE * 75% Regular Charge srUnUCg^ Pearl Levitt week they have inereaied their presented in Ae lerieswilibe Anyone wishing to donate a piano in satis- 410 Rldgaweed Rd,, Moplaweod MEN'S • BOY S TOP NAME CLOTHING number of professional aem- held at the Nrwarlt College of factory condition for practice use should call OPEN FRIDAY ANB MONDAY NiBHTS. Phsn. SO 2.9714; HogrilitM Inars to be given thii spring. Engineering Alumni Center, the Maaterwork Foundation at 538-1860, The NEID HELP' Find Ih* RIGHT david BURP. foundation Is a tax-exempt educational institu- p«i»n .ith o Want Ad Coll "The reiponse to our In- Sleeker and- Summit streets, 686 7700- 1059 SPRINGFIELD AVE,, IRVINGTON itial lectures In the fields of Newark, All will be given dur- tion and contributions to it are tasi.deductible. SILVIR RiPAIHS chemical engineering and ing the afternoon although pro- chemistry has been enthusi- gram time varies. RiPLATINQ PRiCISEFFICTIVITO WASHINGTON S astic and have resulted in the SAT.NlTi. FIB12 DIRTHPAV Work Dent In All Matili addition of other programs in SALE STARTS TODAY OPEN FEB. 22 ALL DAY Hallmark Silversmiths civil and electrical engineer- lOMlllburn Ays,, MspHiVOod Drew hikes 7631804 ing," a foundation spokesman said. NCE and its reieareh group U.S. GOVT. GRADE A' - OCOMA will offer nine technical lec- tuition fees tures this spring, providing For the fifth year in a row the programs without charge Drew University, Madison, to those who have a profes- has raised its tuition charges sional interest. Topics will to itudtnti in the College of include holography, rare Liberal Arts and Graduate DISTINCTIVE earths, hybrid computation, School. TURKEY ROAST PORTRAITURE stress analysis, digital trans- Drew President Robert F, FOOD DiPT 102 MOUNTAIN AVE mission and transportation, Oxnam announced the raise In "We consider the programs litters to students In the Uni. 379- 7666 as an important part of the veriity and the parents of un- growing effort to so dergraduates. The new BONELESS charges, effective in the fail, will be $1,950 i year, $150 FOOD DIPT. OPEN 7 DAYS HELP WANTED over the current tuiflon, Goate In the Theological School, now MON. to SAT. 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. |800ili SUN. 9:30 A.M. tb 6 P.M. be raised, but board charges are up f IS a year (or every- Good opportunity to learn dictaphone. Interesting ' one, U i work, fnendlv co-workers, modem office, generous In his announcement, Dr. co-paid benefits, including Blue Cross, Blue Shield Oxnam strtssed that the "un- arid Rider J, life insurance, profit sharinflj.tuition n ••precedented flnmeial pres- refund plan, paid vocations and 10 annual holidayi. sures" at Drew reflect "fis- Convenient to buiei 6 & 8. cal challinief b«in| faced by all Institutions of hiiher learning this year," He said the increase is necessary to U.S. CHOICE 4. .•....„.. "the further strengthening of OOTTSCHO, INC, academic programs" at the & PRIME Union century-old iniUtution, 835 Lehigh Avenue •raw charges a |100 gen- 688-2400 eral fee and about $1,000 for room and board, bringing the total annual underpaduate and graduate costs to Just over $3,000, about- average for SLICED BOLOGNA ^ 63 T::' b) SLICED BACON Custom Fittings at small, selective liberal arts schools. Ready -to-Wear COLD CUTS FRANKS 100% Human Hair ' EXTRA LONG WIG Every day life preients a ehallenie. Sometimes it Is welcomed, for it adds a bit of FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Comedo (MIKUIH ,1 Wlit.t. zest to living. But, some are •nil F.Ul (id Win Bimt Dpj Cl«in «B4 8*1 Inclined » ipore and to turn U.S. # 1 LARGE SIZE ALL PURPOSE •inlM bj Etpcrti. away. ) The real challenge is to live SEEDLESS WIG the good life and to Indulge CENTER 'in idme fruitful later, It is POTATOES 107 IROAD ST., EUZ. tl *-7:0O "through labor Ait man accom- GRAPEFRUIT , Optn lot* Men, 1 Thuti. 'til 9 plishes, that ahouss is raised, • a crop is p-own, and a dean landscape opens before the 10 49 10-39* eyes. Idleness, on the other r < hand, tends to erode the mind OVERWEIGHT? and the spirit, Thoughtful labor brings the JOIN LEAN LINE award of achievement, In whatever measure. It's New! It's Great! Every man leaves some For information call 757-7677 footprints along the trail of • Fro lifetime membership • Free Gifts life. Great men are remem- * Eat ft Lose bered in the pages of history * Free diej_rei:ipes "and in Iegends~~passed from every week generation to generation. What GRINDS • Bun Sessions •TLC the rest of us accomplish is 3ioit-Ho, Brand St. C as well~sbmethtng"orvalu"e W.di, 9<30 A.M. or 7t30 1P.M. i for we are marked in the minds Sprlngfltld • ElkiClub -80 Sprlngfldd'Ar*. of those we help, and those we Mon. 9:30 A.M. & 7.30 P.M. (Parking & •ntronc. nl raar) serve, along the way. Olh.r bcoilon.i Plolhflald- Edlton- Colonlo • So it is that one challenge 10c OFF LABEL FANCY BLUEBACK Woodbrldg# • Fardi - Scotch Plnlni of life becomes relatively R.glitratloii F« J3. . • . . W«kl/ Duer J2. simplest is simply that we MUENSTER CHEESE DO. lomt BUMBLE BEE DOLE CRATED CHEESE BOLD SALMON PINEAPPLE WASHmerors 7 1628 SPRINGFIELD AVE. (al Burnett Ave.) NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS.- WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. MAPLE.WOOD > Ampt* Parking Open-'Man.'& Fti. til:.9'P.M. at R«ar E 762-9700 Tuei., W.i, Thuri. & Sot. 'til 7 P.M. SPRINGFIELD AVE. NEAR VAUXHALL RD. Thursday, February 20, 1969 r iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiMiiiiiii he Theatre Seen Station SHAKUilLAhL, WIILRt. AKTTHUL? By Robert Lyoni Breaks England's iumptuoui Royal Shakegpenre MILT H&MMERiillimiliillilill Company ii touring the U,S. and will appear "locally" In New Haven arid Baltimore soon ll.HNTABLf 1REAIS (good listening) Crossword Puzzle but not, however, in New Yorkl Droadway'i II.IL HCUSE isAXES! Fealurlng the Saxo- sorjeious audiences ghould never be deprived phones nf johnn!? Gray with Reg Tilsley Or- IIOMXOMTAL 3T NtUvi t 3m.ll 19 Plflcllv of such a feast, though, so it is hoped they will chestra, Here's solid listening enjoyment, l oodor m.i.i m.M Mmb come this way next year or the following. (lock, M, rum 3 Pipit II CMU with saxophones blowing and voices blending in I Intelllfmee bulldln, d.lty PIK< On a recent journey West 1 saw the Company on such ill-time favorites as! "Volare" (Nel 7 simpliun 38 FrMll dnnki a Bnemg H Nor.l it the Ahffisnson Thentre in Los Angelei doing hlu dipintodiblu}. "Misty," "AiitumnLeaves," 11.01 thi iir JO 1OU (U. 7 DiItMr 33 I'tmi" "Much Ado About Nothing,1' a production •I, Wumn •111 I.iry 'Depp Purple," "September Song," "Star- ti run VERTICAL 3 Midrm M Allllir etched in the rnarhlo of roahtv and the w»i dust," 113011080," "I'm In The Mood For It AMer l Blihgp eheir Iret of caprlciousneii. U A iporf of Romf • — Vl|»» Love," "Petite Heur," "Stringer On The IS Put m n D,n, i Mlnun ID Hifh 31 snor. h There they are, Beatrire and Benedick Shore-' and 'Danny Boy," (FONTANA SRF- 11. Examin* pirtisii tupluivif II. COUKI n MI i« shunning love and each other by spending their fc75M)...IHI BAROQUE BRASS, Numbers in- il. ktmrn- JO quoii N A f mil river plicii maturity on caution. And Claudia with his blush- clude; ••l) y Tripper," "My I avorlteThings," il.Mimnunl ii n\m i1 14 Of Ult »«« limn ing Hero ga-p- ripe for deception. "Modera- "Aria from BiCh's Suite In D," "The Creen M, EoM Loft Wtitt's Antwor U.0srt MilMk tioni" Shakespeare eriei, as he blithely ignore! Leaves Uf Summer," "1'veCrownAccustomed M Artlnuvl QBttlQ HQQ ilQU fitne Us own advice and continue! to spin a play. To Her Fw." "The Trollfiy Song," "A,TiIte u on 40 Thlai. I'll wrap up my admIriBon for the troupe'i Of Honey," "Wives \nH Lovers," "Here H OKIIUU igBEUSHflJlJ HUUll 41. Ori.t 1 ja voidta acting by diicussin| one performance, that of There \nd Everywhere,' "Walk Un By" and IT lur 43. French HOBOED ptinter David Waller, as the lawduit-bralntd town "Trains And Boats And Planes." (FONTANA 47. Ailnrol cpnitable, Dogtarry, (Two seaioni tgo, in SRF -67582), Both LF's are recorded In some- U1Q1Iusja3i BHQElIl Mil 43. SIM of CM! •I , Uondon, I taw Waller act Pastor Manderi In thing new called "wrap-arnurirt" sterto -gives 44. FeotltH monster Ibsen's "Ghosts" with the pompoui rigidity of you thfit listening Fssling M a mom full of 41, Ull Phon. 376-0489 (during the cold war) Is faieinatlng I SiaLkMsLaLEamLMM^ ANDY WELL! 5RCH. When presented in narrative, it is nearly Bitsy Palmer stars'at the Paper Mill Flay, TAVERN Complete variety of music 1>1J overwhelming, house in Millburn for the eighth time. This 229 WI I Horn }i, • Amp ie Free Parking Anthony Quinn is placed in thejilffieult role time, she has a leading role in "Cactus Flow- Plieoloway, N.j,- • far Folki Jj md our of Klrll Lakota, the new Russian Pope, Quinn'i er," a stage comedy which will remain at the COUNTRY AND WESTERN il la Springfield portrayal ii excellent it is not his fault, how-. 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Llrlnadon A... « DR 6-0489 DR 9-9830 M3-al61 " ^ 687-7020 uPNRCLUB ROUTE 22 • UNION '':,7c,'i,rr*7;'jr.-- •••%'.;. a Uny piece of gkiilniManlerThennoanalyzer, Equipment is used by Ott In bis research Into the formation of gkgi which hai attracted widespread attention in the jlan manu- facturing industry, lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIII'/milllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 111! Dear Amy: 1 will be everlaitingiy been out of work for §ome Also, can it be determined if grateful and will be most ap- time • , . long enough that he is mentally and physically preclirJve if you or any of your his unemployment Mopped able to work, because every- readen can tell me how to get monthi ago. Thii man will ttme someone finds an opening the price-stickers off plastic not work and hai refused at for him, he convenientiy has cartons, glassware, boxes, least two good paying jobs, a headache, sort arm, or a clothes, etc., etc. they live off of what little cold. He says he will go see 1 hive tried about every- government aid they can get. about It tomorrow, but tomor- thing. I can get the paper The community and churches row never comes. part off but not the sticky, give them food and clothing Whit can be done to get him pmmy stuff. 1 have tried an hit the children do not get to support his wife and chil- eraser, salt, vinegar, bajfing the right care or enough food. dren so they won't suffer for Mda, detergents, oil, ice Let me say I am not Jealoui, the want of food and clothes? cubes, etc, but to no avail. 1 give to them myself but I Contributor Store keepers My they don't have a family of my own to Dear Contributor: know either. Support, 1 want to know if There are laws to deal with 1 There must be some way, there is a law that will make men who refuse to support !;j,to.»iit«!lU6ff *,«,«» buuhowi* 1 sincerely hope you have the flieir families to "exercise me solution. law. If they haven't done any- thing about the situation up to A . Mrs. M. ,, Dear.Mrs. .M.s. ...,., ,,., ,_ College aid now, they must be satisfied with diings as they are. And '_,n .Shopkeepers employ this ^manner of pricing their wares people who offer their unsoli- to deter priee^ switching", proposed cited advice are usually told to mind their own business. but I have found thnt stickers • • • and geok come off readily on U.S. Senator Harrison A, hard-surfaced objects by Williams, jr., (D-N,j.) this Dear Amyi rubbing with a soapy pad of week Introduced a bill to spark My fiance and I became steel wool. However, let's the nationwide development of engaged when he entered his threw it open to the readers comprehensive community freshman year at college. We colleges. for their helpful hints. had planned to marry alter his The "Comprehensive Com- graduation. But now after be- Dear Amy; munity College^ Act of 1969" ing engaged for so long, we I have been going wlm a boy would create a Federal Bureau want to be married as soon for 1-1/2 years. My problem of Community Education, and as possible. is that 1 have never met Tils would provide funds for the If we do get married and parents. He comes to see me development and implementa- he stays out a semester a three times, a week and on tion of state plans for post- year, he will be drafted into Sundays, I have been to visit secondary education. the army, and If this happens, his sister a few times, but he Senator Williams, a member he says he will refuse to marry never mentions much about of the Senate Education Sub- until he gets out because he committee1*offered«the»com--i «would«haveito«ltivtiihis»wife»>** Do you think I should men- muntty college legislation behind. tion that 1 would like to meet after meeting With two-year If he stays in college, he his parents or wait till he de- college specialists and edu- can't hold down a full-time cides to take me? cation analysts, "1 found a 1- job, since I'm sttll in school, Judy most unanimous agreement 1 couldn't either. iDear Judy: that the community college I am 17 and he will soon | A girl never 'pushes' to, will.be asked to carry a heavy be 21. Please, Amy, what I meet a bey's parents. She burden of educational respon- should we do? The years ahead 'waits until he or they extend sibility In the next several seem so very long knowing : the Invitation, Bide your time. years," he said, ,"A new level we might not be together. , Perhaps the, boy is not ready of education is emerging, and Worried Lovers to 'take you home'yet. my bill is designed to reeog- Dear Worried! nlie the need and meet it-- You must wait to tie the with. Federal resources, Dear Amy! knot (as many young people through state ndmlniitra- do) until your education is There is a family living in tlon." . - our MmmUni'ty who have five completed and your earning children, . The husband has power begins. ********************* • i • Address all letters to: WIATHiR COCK FARM YQUiHANT Ml AMY ADAMS •Rt." 523. Oldwlek IS KASY T10 PLACE e/o THIS NEWSFAPIR For a personal reply, en- Spring & Easter . . . J 1ST PHONE close a stamped, self- Easter Gifts addressed envelopi. opening Mnrch 1st. 6Hfi "00 Alk tor 'Ad Taker1 and Visit the Bam Gilt the will hvlp you with a & Antique Shop RouO-GetlOl Wonl Ad, KUHNEN ********************* TRAVEL takes better care of you in McGOWEN MILL HAWAII FAaORY OUTLET STORE ChaftlfMl Btrry Priviti.Jst 8» NIWARK AVI,, ELIZABETH Holiday to Hawaii. $519 '•• (In *• iBmt building si luny Bljcull) . and Jlilghbor lslandi,. 15,di • OPEN MON. thra FRU 8 ttt 5; SAT, 9 tiB 3 * You |it charter sir fire ings ind you, don't have to join a group or club when SEW and SAVE you go with Berry. • Fly via World Airways DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR - SLACKS Boeing 707's. • All first-class hotels. .TOPCOATS- JACKETS - ETC, • Sightseeing ln small "^— " : ALITTTPES --"groups, with-a-personal escort FREE FOLDERS? KNITTED & WOVEN FABRICS Come in, call or write At Direct Factory-to-You Prices REPRESENTING BERRY WOHIO TRAVEL, INC BELOW WHOLESALE COST TRA V EL KUHNEN , M C ALL MANUFACTURED ON THE PREMISES 974 Stvyvesont Ave. Union Center • MU 7-8220 -Thursday, February 20. 19fi9- Devlins will speak at college seminar on creative writing Harry and Wende Devlin of 443 Hillside ave., Mountainiide, will share the podium with John Ciardi, poet and poetry editor of "Saturday Review," at the annual creative writlnj work- ihop to be held March 1 at Union College, it was announced by Oscar Fiihtein, workshop chairman. The creative writing workshop, which li sponsored by the Union College English Depart- merit, is open to Union CBunty high school Juniors and seniors. Enrollment il limited to 10 students from each high school. The theie of this year's workihop Is "The Work- ing Word,11 Devlin, an lllustritor and auther, is an i« lecturer at Union CoUeje, Mrs, Devlin, also an artlBt and contributor to "Good House- keeping" magazine, has collaborated with her husband on the tixt for a number of childrin's beekiL "Old irick Witch," the Hrit book THIS IS WHAT PRICE-MINDING MEANS the Devlini wrote, Is about to be made into a movie starring Hermoine Glngold. • TO YOU . , . A former political cartoonist for the now defunct "CoUiers Magazine," Devlin has il- lustrated a book for illiterate adults, "I We've lowered the price boom on Can Do It," and a social studies and economics textbook for elementary school students, Dev- lin has also written and illustrated "To hundreds of items in every aisle. Grandfather's House We Go—A Roadside Tour of * American Homes," "What Kind of House Is That," a second book on archJtecturi, and So no matter how price-minded a n§w childrm's book, "How Fletcher Wai Haiched," are slated for publication tWsyear. At the workshop, Union County high school are, you'll be delighted with students will have the oppormmity to hear the guest speakers and discusi with them pre- submitted manuscripts. One work of poefry, even greater amount of fiction and non-fiction will be accepted from each school. HARD CASH you will now George E. Wragg, SAVE ON [VERY ORDER! retired policeman NO TRADING STAMPS ISSUtD AT SUPIR NNAST George 1. Wragg of 597 Woodland ave., Mountalnsldi, a retired Westfleld Police Cap- tain, died lilt Tuesday it home. He was 62. A native of Westfield, Mr. Wragg lived In MDuntalnilde the past years. He founded the George Wrigg Electrical Contracting Co, after his retirement from police work in 1957. Hi had served In the Weitfield department for 26 years. He was a member of the Westfield Local of the Patrolman's Benevolent Association, and was a communicant of Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Hii wife, MM. Loyola Gerty Wragg, died last April. Surviving are two sons, George E. Jr. of Bridgiwiter and Bruce L. of Florida, a daugh. ter, Mri, Richard E, Peterson of Seaside Park, a brother, William of Weitfield, and six grand- children. Student director of college's band^ LANCASTER, P«, — Joseph R. Car of MoimtUtald^N^BnitUld^N^B»n«''itudittdleetortot f tha Franklin and Marshall CoUip Conctn Bind, which made A tour of loutnepn.Florida recently, ' " r^ l( "«" ' ••••" Car ii a igtuor majoring -tot biology ,(prt- m§d) « the IM-yiar-gidGBMral PenMylvanla college. In addition to his band ictivitiei, he is admlnlitritive board member and classics coordinator of WWFM, the college radio sta- tion, and is acUvi in Intramutal atMides, He li la msmbar of Mu Upsilon Sipna fraternity andjuttbiiiuih thi dtan'illstferthree vain. The GOV, Livingiton Riilonal High School griduati is one of 40 members of the Franklin and Marshall band. Car li the sen of Mr, and Mrs, Joseph R, Car Sr, of 1474 Woodacres dr., Mountainside, 2 local packs gain ribbon for displays . ,,^.-Two._Mountainslde_, packs^.werejijnong.the more tha'n 25 Scouting units'of the Colonial District which received awards for window displays In local stores, or for o?her exhibits presented for National Boy Scout Week. A second place ribbon was awarded to Mountain- side Pack 70 under Sam Maschella. A third- place yellow ribbon went to Mountainside Pack 177, Gordon Bntien. Hundreds •« Prices Reduced College president SAVE HARD CASH I' ; FLAVORFUL RICH feted by graduates Richmond Coffee REGULAR or DRIP The Newjersey Brown and Pembroke Alumni 1 Ib. 12 Clubs are jointly sponsoring a reception and oz. cans dinner in honor of die first official visit to Red Pack Tomatoes New Jersey of the president of Brown Uni- SIMPLY 2II versity, Dr. Ray L. Heffner, on March 1, at the Marriott Motor Hotel In Saddle Brook. Verifine Applesauce DELICIOUS oz. Pembroke College Is the women's coordin- ate collego of Brown University in Providence, R.I. Finast Fabric Softener s,,,, »y< The dinner will feature Gordon Allen of Westfleld, who Is president of the Lackawanna VE !H Brown Club, as toastmaster. Alumnae, Alumni, and friends are Invited tocontactMrs.Amadeu •PRICE Finast Tomato Soup « « JF_erretra,_37Q_Bedord_rd.,_Rldgew)od,_for_. reservations. FBNASf Kraft's Miracle Whip t448 LWV units to meet White Meat Tuna on study of schools The February units of the League of Women Finast Saltine Crackers Voters of Westfield will be devoted to the final SAVE findings in the two-year study of the local 0Ff tABEt public schools. HARD CASH! Axion Pre-Soak «•- The factual presentations will befollowedby Jloor discussion. Opportunity will be afforded also for the members to voice their opinions Richmond Grape Jelly 4 89 on the specific aspects of the Schools to be studied during 1969-70. Units will Include; Tuesday, Feb. 25 - 65^ 12:45 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Brooke Giant Fab Detergent «• •«• Gardiner, 1364 Stony Brook Lane, Mountain- flNA5T side. TEMPTING Kosher Whole Pickles *ma YourCldssified Ad CHERRY Pancake Flour AUNT JEMIMA BEECH-NUT or GERBER STRAWED JUNIOR as near as your pnone BABY FOOD 10 99 BABY FOOD 5 69€ Call 686-7700 Thursday February 2U, 1969- HALF-FAST TEEN THE HONG KONG FLU, GIVE N/M coMPLtrr mo RESKIOTS Q=" LIQUIDS AND FEED HIM ONLY CMP SUEY. £SG mt.16 AND CHOW ME/N Tigers, Rockets win to hold tie in Sandmeier play The Rockets and the Tigari ire on top el IRL the itandlnp In tht Sprin^leld Sandmeier Small-Fry Leaps, Lait vwak the Tiiera knocked the Piratti out of their ihin of first place IS they won the week's biggest basketball pme. Ths Roeketi kept paM by moving to an eagy victory over cheCometi, Thi Tlprs pt off to a fast start in their ihowdown garni with the • Pirates and made their early lead stand up for a 14-9 victory, Andy Brenner led the Tigers and shared |ame honors with Doug DeLeonard of the Pirates, Both boys hit seven points, Mike Davis^ and Erie Oeitt wer« Impressive for the Tipn and played a big part in the victory. Davis hit three points and showed USDA good ball control, Gelst's passes led to BONELESS BOTTOM many Tiger bucksta, and he also played a U.S.D.A. .. top defensive game, Andy Armour hit a key CHOICE thlrd-period bucket for the Tigers, Doug Round Roast Choice «• DeLeonard was itrong for the Pirates. In BONELESS TOP addition to his high scoring, Doug played One U.S.D.A. , outstanding defense. Jeff Feld brought the Ib. Pirates back into contention with a key bucket Grade Only! Sirloin Roast Choice ">• late in the game. BONELESS The Rocketg eased to a 16-6 victory over U.S.IU, the Comets with Mark Rollln leading the way Choice »• with seven points. Mark hit with effectiveness Rump Roast in each period for the Rockets. Brian Deutseh LIAN hit five points and also played well for the U.S.D.A. winners. Crag Moroze played a good defense Choice Ib. for the Rockea, while Bob LoFredo helped Ground Chuck the winners with some dmily ball sniping, LIAN U.S.D.A. Steve Schlein paeed the Cornea in scoring Ib. and on the floor, while Eric Davis showed TURKEYS Choice both offensive and defensive skills. Kevin Ground Round Mitchell wit also outstanding on defense for EXTRA SHOW CUT ..... the Comets, 8 to 10 Ib, •»•• mm u U.S.D.A. Ib. The Chargers downed the Chiefs in a itir- ring overtime battle lait week when Bob aver. wgt. Rib Steaks **• Lamport mrew in a key bucket in the overtime MIZRACH SKINLESS ALL BEEF period. The game ended in regulition time with orSpNlal 1 lb the teams tied, 10-all, Bob's bucket gave the YOUNG Charprs a 12-10 victory. Marc Buiin led the Kosher franks Chargers' attack with five points, while Joe -<-"• HENS""~ - - BOLOGNA, SALAMI or P & P Pulite and Richard Sergl excelled on defense." Kenny Fingerhut led; all scorers in the game to s»'< Finast Cold Cuts put the game into overtime. Ted Parker and OVEN READY <*ii|OR!!«AS| IMPORTED ' ' Mich Cooper both played top defense for the MV.V--' PORK SHOULDER Chiefs, and. Parker hit a foula shot In the iTm^ii^mtmm final period. £ Canned Bacon The Jets nipped the Raiders last Saturday FINAST when Dave Shulman, Keith Widom and Steve Hockstein hit buckets in the final period to give the Jets a 16-14 verdict. Shulman was Sausage Meat outstanding In this game as he led everybody 'fel with 11 points. Widom showed play-making PICNICS skills, in the game, while Freddy Watkins 1st 4 RIBS ONLY WHOLE was top man defensively for the Jets. Rick FROZEH BEEF PATTIES Weber, John Fried, Rich Minster and Hal 12H Scherer all scored for die Raiders, as they USDAT 12 IAD. divided the scoring equally. Rick, in addition lb CHOICE RANCHER'S PRIDE to scoring well, showed himself to be a good CHOICE) SERVINGS play-maker, while Joel Gelwnrg was outstand- W4*lQ 2*1.19 ing on defense. NEW FROM JONES BE PRICE.MINDED Pistons top Bullets WE'RE PRICE-MINDING fhsi of the fresh Produce Savings Braunschweiger LUSCIOUS, JUICY $i00 to solidify lead in WITH THESE Small-Fry League The Piston* put together another good team SAUSAGE .COUPONS effort to defeat the Bullets lost week and remain *...' l.«0 OR MOtl Jimmy Lopez of the Bullets gained game honors, however, as he hit six points on two HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS buckets and an equal number of foul shots. Qe*4 at Saa«r Finatl SaHiteMaM Greg Lies and Pete Cook also scored for the Oa«4 thra Sal., Fab. 11** Bullets"; ~ ~ 10 55 1 par tatMawr The Aggies moved into a second-place tie with the Bullets when they downed the Knlcks. tRISP AlltE Marty Flshman of the Aggies was the boy with the hot hand, for the Aggies.. Marty led all Mclntosh Apples - 3:49 THIS COUPON scorers as he tossed in JO points. Marty WORTH 20° scored In every period to pace the Aggies; 3lb. bog 25° TOWARD! PIMCMAM OF ANY 1IOAVIS Andy Herkalo also scored well for the Fancy Tomatoes <«»i»*39« Yellow Onions Aggies, Andy hit five points. Vince Mlra- FINAST BREAD bella tallied five points to lead the Knlcks, e 1 Ib- I AC Oaadat lnpaPFInaif Sprinfl«aM while-Bruce Burnett hit .an opening period Escarole or Chicory 2""• 29 Fancy Carrots 2 cello bagi I 7 Gaea1 Hira Sat., Fab. Had bucket. 1 par nitaioar The Nats opened the afternoon with an 11-7 victory over the Celtics. Steve Dultz, fROZEN FOOD BUYS PRICE-MINDED HtAUH A BtAUTY with some heavy rebounding and good all- round play, led the Nats to t|ie victory. Steve hit, four points. Mike Ste'rnbach was' im- THIS COUPON pressive for the Nats with some ball-handling WORTH skills. Jeff Bromberg, Sid Kaufman and Tom- Cookin' Bags Shampoo TOWARDS PURCHAU OF (1) U. OR MORt my Moen all scored for the Nats.; Scott Gray- NSW FROM BANQUIT son was the top scorer and gave the best FINAST performance for the Celts, Scott hit five FOUR TASTY VARIITIIS FRESH VEAL O*a4 at hiptr FIHUI larlHgftaM points for game honors, while Joe Raguccl • GRIIN — O—t Ikra WtJ Fab. 33IHI ,-rebounded-very well for the Celtics and hit a third perTocTbucket/ ~ • BLUI P'li The Lakers upset the Bllllkcns'in another • AMUR bOt. game last week. The Lakers, with a seaond- half rally, nipped the Bills, 8-7. A pair of THIS COUPON c buckets by Lou Fasulo in the third period JOIN THE PRICE-MINDERS AND SAVE HARD CASH! paced the Laker victory. Tommy Ronco and WORTH 20 Pete Arons each hit a pair of foul shots TOWARDS THI FURCMASI Of for the Lakers. Tom Wisniewskl was the top player for the Bills with seven points and 5 Z GRAPEFRUIT a' good all-round performance; Steve Clarke 30 MORRIS TURNPIKE Owl at Sapar FIMII did some good rebounding for the Billikeiu. Ovi Hira lot, F«b. Tim* 1 p*r caitemar PLUfco. ' ATTENTION! Sril yam Mivlcni la 3C.OO0 local familKi -lit. a low-coif Wonl Ad. SPRINGFIELD Call 6M.7700. 1hwrsday. February 20, 1909- pJrJ Existing facilities in county seen able to offer good college training cheaply Union Counr>- Is In a uniquely favorable the State DeparOiient of Hitler Education. "Our freeholders in Union County are to be status to provide rwo-year college education He said enrollment in New Jersey institutions commended for their foresight In establishing because of the exlsHng Union CoLligi inCran- of higher learning must be increased from the Coordinating Agency for Higher Education, ford and Union County Technical Insfltute in 140,000 to 220,000, because this plan will save *e taxpayers of Scotch Plains, Dr. Albert E, Meder, Jr., vice The additional facilities will be provided by Union County millions of dollars," Or. Meder provost emerinis of Piugeri University, Mid expansion of the public institutions, establish- said, "In addition, it provides a quality, an Inter-Club Rotary meeting last week in ment of two new state colleges, greater utilisa- fully accredited programs Immediately." -Vatrhung, tion of me itate's independent colleges and die Omer advantages of the plan listed by Dr. Or, Medar said Union County will bo able use of the rwo-year community colleges. Dr. Meder included! the higher education needs of to provide the higieil quality program at die Meder said. Union County will be determined by a public lowest cost by utilizing the exiiting iniatu- In Union County, two-year college facilities body, the Coordinating Agency; the extent to Honi, He said Ms ii being done through the will be required tar 3,700 students In 1975-80, which these needs are to be met will be de- recently-estabUshed Union County Coordinat- Dr, Meder explained. About 2,000 of themwLli termined by an elected body responsible to the ing Agency for Higher Education, attend Union College for university-parallel people, the Board of Freeholders; management "It is the ineseapaMe responiibility of our programs, and about 1,700 will be enrolled will be provided by an experienced independent CounUeS to provide two-year college educa- in programs at the Union County Technical Board of Trustees under conttact, Union Col- tion under two laws enacted by ttie Legisla- Institute, These institutions now have facili- lege; Union County will qualify for vastly- ture," Dr. Meder laid, ''One adopted in ties for about 1,700 full-time snidents, so increased state funds; there will bi public 1962 provided for the estaHishment of two- mat facilities for about 2,000 students will be use of Independently provided facilities at year County Colleges, This law has resulted requirid between now and 1980, Union College. in the formaaon of County Colleges In 14 couriUes, including those in Middlesex, Morris and Somerset counties. The ottier known as the Charge-Back Law mandates that a county must pay the tuition for its residents who are accepted by an out-of-county college if there is no County College in their county or Ae program Aey want IS not available In *eir home County College." Dr, Meder said die basic concept of the Charge-Back Plan is good, but Am guideUnts are too loosely written, "OUR COUNTIES now have no choice but to provide two-year college education," the re- tired Rutgers official said, "They must setup a County College,, use existing institutions, or pay tuition to out-of-couBfy colleges." CAPITAL MEETING — Membtrs of the Union Townihlp Chamber of Dwyer and Senator Harriion A, Williamsi back row, Herbert Commerce met with their U.S. senators, eongresawonmn and statt J Dwyer, Breeze Corp., Fred Glaser, Hollywood Florist; Frank The speaker said New jersey will be called senator at the New jeney Congrtiilonal ttnnir in Washington, M, Pin, First State Bank of Union, jerry Ciaaulli, Gayiin Buick; upon to provide facilities for 80,000 additional D.C., last week. From left, front row, are State Senator Mafthew Donald McKenzie, McKenzle & Hehl, Eiqi,, and Elliot Pachtman, fullUme college students by 1975-80, according Rinaldo, Senator Clifford P. Can, Repreientatlve Florence P. CPA. to the Heller Report, which was prepared for What do you do? You phone, HARMONIA'S 1234 WWTEJWUMtM For the ftitive look, make this lovsly dress, iwlrl- skirtid below the elongated bodies. No, 3358 cornea * in siaes 10 to IB. Sin 12 (bust 34), with or without the ileeve, takes 2-7/8 yd. of 44-in, fab- ric. Free pittirn Ig waiting for you. lend SO cants for our new Fall-Winter Pattern Book INVESTMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNTS REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS which contains coupon for pat- tern of your choice. These winter warmers can bo crocheted by a beginner. Pattern No. 1234 tells how to do them with instructions tor J~""cap~"~and" mlttens'"ln "small; A YEAR• Imm, A j ^r^f - -fa=-= -' ~r-~—,--t'~-( V- -^c^&jt t medium, large sizes. ' Send iOftor each dress pat- tern, 30# for each needlework pattern (add 5tf for cadi pat- tern for third class mailing and 18f for each pattern for first class mailing) to AUDREY LANE BUREAU, Morris Plains, N.J. 07950, EFFECTIVE ACCRUED ANNUAL IIHTIRIST RATI WHIN MAiNTAiNib FOR FOUR QUARTERLY PERIODS TEMPORARY NEED FOR HOME NURSING CARE? INVESTMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Thereafter, the Inyesfment Savings rate, currently S'/i a REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS year, is compounded and credited quarterly. Regular Savings Accounts currently earn Vli'k a year-com- Wh»n (lu or olh«r Illn-n No Higher Rate in the Garden State on Subsequent deposits of SSOO or more may be made any time. occur*, Umporary horn* pounded and credited quarterly-March, June, September dgtilng con b» oHal n»«d, Passbook Savings Accounts. Withdrawals of $600 or more may be made at any time without HOMEMAKERS con m..i and December 30th on all balances of $25 to $75,000, Iht n»d for you. Our'Homo penalizing the 5% interest on the remaining balance. A mini- HioltK Ald«i on.axptrl- mum balance Of $1,000 must be maintained. •nc*d In prtval* cor«t.ond A deposit of $1,000 or more opens in aocount and currontiy -in mora ••rlous catas, our earns 6% a year interest, compounded quarterly as follows: Accumulated dividends may be withdrawn at any time in part NOW IS THE TIME TO OPEN OB ADD TO Rlglsl*r*d ond Llc«nl«d Proctlcnl Nurtii ilbnd Regular Savings rate (currently 4VJ'/O a year) compounded or in full. Dividends will be mailed to you upon request. YOUR SAVINGS'ACCOUNT AT HARMON! A, rvody to htjp. Our itaffJi —••ip«il*ncid,—bonded,—ond— ddidM p i Iniiurad, and avallobU 01 ihort'.hottca, Satttfactlon berarjth.anda cesd $75,000 except for interest accumulations and as other- It guarantied, ond you pay wise permitted by law. only for *th« jiouri Wo'rkvd. SpBClal rate (currently VJ of 1% a year) compounded on a quarterly basis and credited to the account at the end of Investment Savings Account Depositors may also use their FREE Postage-Paid Envelopes for Saving By the fourth full quarterly dividend period. bank books as collateral for loans. Mail. Phone 219-0100. f HOMEMAKERSA . TNC! viCt UhUMiMD-rO* fAUKV AND nO« 115 No. Union Av«. Crinford MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY , Clll 272-5B00 HARMONIA HARMONIA SAVINGS BANK One Union Square, Elizabeth, New Jersey 07207 I enclose $_ . ($1,000 minimum required). Please open an Investment Savings Account as checked I enclose $_ — to open a Regular Savings Account as checked: hlndWTdual-Aceount in my name alone •' "~—'— ~' • ' -"^ • 540 MORRIS AVE. BANK • Joint Account ;with , ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY Q.Trust Account for ____—_____ . NAME_ BANKING HOURS: . (Mnl In fu|l] ADDRESS , „_„___ ; UNION SQUARE LOBBY UNION SQUARE, DRIVE-IN . MORRIS AVINUI t If your money is.presently located elsewhere. HARMONIA can complete tho , Mon thru Fn . 9 a m to 3 p m Mon thru Fn 8 a m to 6 p.m. Mon. thru FrI. .,...... ,, 9 a.m to 3 p m THE FAMILY SAVINGS BANK SINCE 1851 entire transaction lor you Extra Hours Monday Evening 6 to B p m (Except Monday -B a.m to 8 p m) ixtraHours Thursday iveningV 6 to 8 p m WALK-UP Bam to9am and 3 p m to 6 p.m. v THE D.S.ARMTRESEBVE Jphruary 2(1, 1 PRP HUORIDATIUN '08 Three Now jersey municipalities- Last W ndsor, Mttawan and Hightstown—began County narcotics clinic taking many off hook fluoridating their water supplies In 1968, re- ports the State Departmiiit of Health, to answer inquiries truthfully'and completely, into his system. If the sddiet In this program fear they may team ! "QUALITY AT A COMPETITIVE PRICE ...TRY US" Springfield -762 Mountain Avenue* Union - 550 North Avenue CARPETS . LINOLEUM . TILE COPYRIGHT BY GARDEN STATE FARMS INC.. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 540 NORTH AVE., UNION TL,,, FUEL OIL ) OPEN MONDAY & THURSDAY TO 9 P.M. mm • Wading Brand ,• • 24 HOUR Y UNOEN. N-L m OPEH IDA, M. TO 10 P. M. SEVEN DAYS A WEEK (ISO Gil. U1D- Dd. COJX.l // / Pork in Lot Adjacent To Our Building Garden State Fanns 760 CARLTON ST. CAU 353-1444 Hi Thuriday, February 20, 1969- NCE seminar to aid industry ® Give course V on parents, in using technology research IMf OF THE.IVfJ f K 1971 graduates of NCE Turning the proverbial technological research de- Ing will offer to indusn-y the 52/ « " & \& adolescents lOw'a ear Into a iilk pune veloped in specialized clays advice and counsel of Ulead- Dr, Bernard G. LBvy will will get $ 11,500 to start . li the challenge that is be- for space cone protection to ing mithorities to comment on conduct a leeturi' jnd discus- ln| placed before America's develop lightweight, esthe- the advantagei and effects of freshmen who entered Newark College of A continuing shortage of engineers seems imall businessman today, ac- tically pleasing kiichenware technology transfer, sion course at the EduCJ- tlonai Center of the Lthlcai Engineering In September of 1968 can look to be the principal reason that starting sal- cording to some iourcea. as Corning Class did. Among those appearing as forward to starting salaries of about $11,500 aries for young engineers keep going up, What doei the enterprlling guest lecturers in the NCE Society, 516 Prospect si,, And to apprise small bull- Maplewood, TherB will be six when they graduate three and a half years "It's Just a matter of supply and need," manufacturer do with the es- ness of the advantage of such seminar will be Admiral Aj- itnm now. Lubin said, lentials of an atomic bomb? bert C« Mumma, chairman of Weekly e^issinn* h^glTiMingnn thinking, Newark College of r eb. 7*>. Lubln drew on figures from NCli's Class Or a space vehicle nose eas- Engineering will present a the board at Worthlngton Cor- The brow-raising annual starting salary for the younf; engineering graduate just joining of 1965 as another way of Illustrating his ing? Or a space walker de- one-day seminar for industry poration; Robert A. Roe, com- The eouiSH^ entiili#d opinion. Graduates in 1965 were offered sal- iipid for Uif on the moon? on Tuesday, April 1, under missioner of the N.J. State "What's With ths Younger iniiustrv Is not phenomenal but Just a sip 1 aries averaging $635 a month; in the Spring According to Newark Col- the title of "industrial Utili- Department of Conservation Generation* ", will be devoled of the times, according to Prof, James A, Liibm, director of placement at NCE, He of 1969, recruiters are offering an average lege of Engineering, which will sation of Technology Trans- and Economic Development; to exploring the conflicts be- Starting wage of $825 a month, an increase soon present a one-day sem- fer." and Philip K. Relly, director tween today's parents and qualified his projection of salarlei only with the expectation of no substantial shift in of $190 a month, or $2,300 more annually , inar on this subjict, the- in- The program Will be pre- of the office of state technical their adolescent children, in only four years. dusttfillst, large or small, economic trends, . • . . • . sented as a joint effort under services, U J, Department of Dr, Levy will appear with can turn to civilian uses of HINT THAT ROOM with 0 Won! *d, Onlj lit P»> the sponsorship of the Small Commerce, his associate, Dr. Henry "Our records for the past IS years, cover- ftese same divelopmints and ward (mm. 13.20) Call 616.7700. Business Administration of Also taking part In the pro- Grayson, psychologist andas- ing 1953 through 1968, disclose a 118 per work In the fields of com- the U, S, Department of Com- gram will be Harry Peblyjr., slstant professor of piyehol. cent increase for NCE graduates," Lubin said, , marclal atomic power plants, merce, the Office of State director of the plastic tech- ogy, Brooklyn College, Both ' 'While the rate of increase has varied from !• ••••••••• ••••••••••< or in the case of the space Technical Services of theN.j, nical evaluation center. Pica- doctors ire associative staff year to year, tile average jump has been walker, use his own engineer- Department of Conservation tinny Arsenal, Dover; members of PostgrAduate about eight percent. If we fake a consarvative ing talents to develop §mall and Economic Development Lawrence T. Cannon, mana- Center for Menial Health in outlook and estimate that industry will be INCOME TAX scale machines that will aid and the Division of Continu- ger of product engineering for N«w York Dry. offering esrh graduating class only five percent the handicapped. ing Kngineering Studies of ITT DefenseCommunicafloni, rnor" per vear, tiie average 1972 graduate Prepored These days, NCE says, the NutJey; Dr. T. Szabo, assis- Dr, Levy is apsychnanatyit NCE, ,-an expect to start at about $935 a month, By Ronald Moos Industrial entrepreneur needs NCE reports that vast areas tant director of the chemicals and psychiairlst with privnte the savvy of 'technological , of research and development and plasUes research and de- practice in Unnge, and is transfer" to keep ahead of have been declassified by the velopment laboratory of Union Attending physician. Depart- GETTING YOUNGER From the garni — like taking the government and offer the Carbide Corp. at Bound Brook, ment of Medicine, at lirang»> The United States labor foret keeps getting Coll manufacturer a wealth of new and Thomas Long, director of Memorial Hospital. younger. In 1968, lg,2 million individuals under and vitally-needed technical physical processes for Wes- The Educational Center, a 25 were m the labor force, compared to 13.3 KUHNEN TRAVEL million m 1^61, The ratio of under- 25 workers Information tiirqugh which the tern ElictricCo.'iengrmr- non-profit school, hat 974 Sluyytiant Aye. VILLAGE STAMP mg research laboratories, was one In four In 1961 compartd to one in manufacturer can develop new "Dos Madam cart to try on the trousers?" announced that there are Still Union Center • Ml) 7-8220 ways of sustained and Princeton. some openings available. five in 1%L AND COIN CENTER broadened operations, Other leaders in the sem- inar include Andrew P, Lynch, 17 So, Qianga Ave. "It is up to industty to modi- fy, adapt and utilize existing regional director of the New Souih Orange 763-6677 knowledge into new products jersey Small Business and services that can have a Administration; Peter J. Other Leeoilefl Blake, acting director of New 411 Pork A«»,, Plaln(l«ld direct bearing on our future economic growth," the col- Jersey State Technical Ser- AL NORMAN CELEBRATES WASHINGTON^ vices* Arthur T. Gllmore, „ BUY IN 0 lege lays. In its program of April 1, technology utilization office • Siivir dsMoii $1.75 eoch Newark College of Engineer- for the New York area of- • Cold Coin. fice of the Small Business Ad- BIRTHDAY FRI. NITE & SATURDAY ONLYI Public Notice ministration; Eric Tletz. special assistant to the di- ORDINANCE NO, MC 1210 rector at Bit Clearing House ENTITLED for Federal Scienflfio ind AN ORDWANCI TO AMEND RENT A CAR AND SUPPLEMENT AN Omj- Technical Information: and STORE CLOSED All DAY FRIDAY FEB. 21st-D00RS OPEN 5 to 10 PH NANCE ENTITLED, "AN QR&. Joseph Weniek, secretary of Dolly I W««kly'« Monthly DJANCI: UMTBfe AND RE- DELIVERY & PICK UP STRICTOiO TO SPECiriED DB- the Montelair chapter of the TRICTS AND RIOULATINO Service Corps of Retired THERETO IUILDWO1, iTRUC- INSTANT TURIi AND PREMBES AC- Executives, Small Business OPEN All DAY SATURDAY FEB. 22nd 9:30 AM to 6 PM CORODJO TO THIm CON. Administration. ITRUCTION AND THE NA- TORE AND IXTINT OF TIIKB1 Paul A. Burns, director of RENT-A-CAR UII; PROVIDD1O TOR THE ADMINBTRATION AND EN. Conferences at Newark Col- 763-4900 • 763-3011 FORCEMENT OF THE PROVt nONS HIREOJ CONTAINED: lege of Engineering, will set AND PRQVIBDJO FOR THE as moderator at the beginning REPEAL OF WCONSBTOrr ORDmANCES Al AMENDED of the- session and Dr. Richard AND SUPPLEMENtED, SPECIF- C. Crlikey, director of re- WALL TO WALL CALL* BY ADpmo AMD M. OLUDBIQ iUB.ifCT»N (u) TO search for Newark College of CARPET CLEANIHG SECTION 10, Engineering's ifflUited re- RaMaaiibU Us tea I HEREBY CERTIFY Bill the ibov. search establishment, will onliMnes No, MC MIO wu irtrataeed ELECTRO CARPET It the meelini glihe Municipal Council sf document the resources and the Town of Irvlntton, flew Jcrjicy, held services available through 1 UPHOLSTERY ion January It, lilt, and after publica- New jersey's largest engi- tion accord,ns to Uw sraj further con- CLEANERS sidered for final pagezgt and «y finally neering institution. NEW CARPETING AT adsptid on Febnury "11. 1961 ifter I public heartni it a meeting of the tef Among the principal topics DISCOUNT PRICES nlclpal CBuncIl of thf Town o[ Inln|ton. to be covered in the one-day I/? PRICE BY Appointment New Jersey, bid ordinance w»s approved ALL SALIS FINAL NO ALTERATIONS CASH & CARRY 272 Long An., Hllltlda by Die Mayor and returned on February program wlU be ah analytical «, 198! and wtU ts»e effect on March i, look at the need for technology 1068 Clinton Avo,,lrvlnaton 1869 sEcordlni is law. 923-31B3 Dated: Febnury W, H«9, transfnr in relation to New VALENTINE P, MEIIINiR Irv. Htrald, Feb. jgfiMMFiitiMl) through thi stow, four cast studies of application of tech- MICHAEL'S ORDDIANCE NO, MC HI! nology transfer, and brief FAMOUS ENTiTLID AN ORDDJANCE TO AMEND descriptions of the kind of AN ORBmANOE ENTITLID, help industry might expect BRAND BAG SHOPPE "Till CQDI OF THE TOWN 1/2 OFF through different "State and (Formorly of B«rgen Si.) OF IRVMOTON, NIW JER. SillS iEY" rOJQWJJ Al OHDDIANOI federal agencies, A film show- ANNOUNCES NO.: MC MM, iPEOfflCALLy BY AMINDDIO CHAPTiH 10, ing an example of technology MOTOR VIHICLB AND TRAF- transfer will also be pre- A GIT FIC, ilGTIOH 80.1, LIGHT sented. GG6, Uuii Roth, Hommenten Pork, Pi»re«e!li, Austin Leidt, H. Fretmon, and ethtri. INCLUDE WALKCT AVENUE It lianUelpatedftatfliipro- I HERIBY CIRTITY that the above Year round and some lummer weights Included. All sixes: Regulars, Shorts, Longs. ordlMIBC No. MCMI1 wM lntndwHJ gram will be of specific in- at y» meeting ol the Municipal council terest to a broad segment of SALE of the T*wn «f Irylniton, New In ley, held on January 91, 1189 and alter pub- New Jersey Industty presently UciUon accordlni to law via further making plans for the decade BETTER BAGS ( eoMidefed for (Dal patlifc! and was Regular finally Mooted on FeCiiOT 11, 1119 ahead, and an audience of 300 50 after a pubUo hearlnj at a meetlnjof the is^xpeeted for the seminar. up to 1/3 ©Ml Municipal Council of tht Town of Irving, ton, New Jerity, Said ontinane* wo Those wishing details and 69.50 N AT OUR NEW LOCATION approved by the Mayor and returned on February M. 1969 and wUl takteliHton reglioration data on the sem- 1181 Stuyvosant Ave., Mareh 9, 1949 accordilw to law, inar are asked to write to '34 Dntodi Abnury W, ISM Paul A. Burns, director of Irvlngton VALENTWI P, MEiSWER TOwn Clefk conferences, Newark College Irv, Htralll, Feb. 20, 1969, (Fee 17,44! of Engineering, 323 High st., Rigularly NOW Regularly NOW $37.50 Public Notice $140,00 $70:00 O, MC Mil QiTiTLED $42.50 AN ORUENANCE TO AMDJB $85.00 $ 150.00 $75.00 AND SVPi>LEMCNT AN OHDI. NANCE ENTITLIO, "AN OHD- Disk-top INANCl LBOTBJO AND RE- iTWCTDJO TO SPECIFIED DB- $95.00 $47.50 TWCTS AND REOtfLATWO $165.00 $82.50 COPIf R COMPLETELy f UAUNATSS TMEBED* BUILDlNOI.rrHOC. fURB AND PREIibB AC- CORDDIO TO TKSm CON- "GHOST MAGES" FKOMyOUR COPIIS STOUCTION AND THE NATUHE $110.00 $55.00 $185,000 AND MCTLNT OF THHB USE' $92:50 PHOVIDFNO FOB THE ADMIN- ISTRATION AND ENFORCE- MENT OF THE PROVISIONS HEREIN CONTAINr.I>. AND $120.00 $60.00 $195.00 $97.50 PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF tNCONSrSTENTORDINANCES AS AMENDED AND SUPPLE- MENTED, SPECIFICALLY AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 116(1, SECTION 26, SUtl-PARA- GRAPH 1 (ol, I HEREBY CERTIFY Hilt H>» tbove ordlraneeHo, MC2JH WM (ntroducMlt Kit m?*tins ol the Munlclpil COUTKII ot EVERY COAT TOPCOATS EXACTLY thf TD»Ti ol InrtnctDn, New Jfraty, hnld on Juiuary 3A, 1969, inl »rler put» Hcatiun acc«rdtri| to iJV vas turthtr ™nsiderp MAKI TOUR OWN • Homemaker TV TUT series ,set I SiOrofmqvill •r,nlh«(i,iq of Eagles ' Feel like housework and Dan Duryaa other dally chores are an H*nry Fonda absolute bore? Could it be you've developed dissatiifying Rock Hudien work or management prac- 2, Star of Fahronheil 451 " ,tices? How is it that, other Oikar Worner homemakers seem tu have Dove Oappsway found more than 24 h,,urs in P«ler lawtord a day? 3 He's known gi'lroniide* Those questions and modern Richard Chamberlain ways of looking at common Raymond Burr household problems will be Horry Remoner discussed and worked out by A Slof of Charlie fhnn the participants on Thursdays, mgyii rs^funi Feb. 27 and March 6, from palar Larrm 1:15 to 2:30 p.m. Regntra. ChorUi Loughton lion is from 1 to 1:15 p.m. Warner Olond The meetings will be held in 5 G i I i i Q a ^ '* R^w nns nf St. Luke's AMI Zion Church, the 500 Downer si., Westfield, Mod Squad The series of workshops is City Police open to all Union County resi- Good Qvyi dents. If will be conducted by Mabel 0,' Stelte, County Home economist. The keeping of a home re- quires an intelligent home- ujos = r 'J#^3IPM (uenb maker and involves numer- r '(jBdai - g i|8O3S ous tasks, says Mrs. Stolte, XnQ poQQ pUDIQ Jjng By organizing these tasks into BM uospnH i a daily, occasional or sea- sonal schedule or eliminating Some tasks altogether, you will find your homemakingand 2 continents family relationships more meaningful and satisfying, ihe respond!. at one time were united Engagement For more than one hundred years scientists have argued about the idea that continents announced now geparated by thouiandi of Mr, and Mrs, Clarence W, miles of oceans might have Thomas of 404 Coolidge dr, been united at one time. Keniiworth, have announced But what evidence could one the engagement of their find today to support a theory daughter, Susan Gay, to about events that might have Howard Johnson Godfrey Jr., taken place millions of years ion of Mr, and Mrs. Howard ago7 Johnson Godfrey of Penning- Geologists GlUes 0, Allard ton. and VernonJ, Hurst of the Uni- Miss Thomas is a graduate versity of Omega at Athens of Upsala College where she report in "Science" new evi= majored in French. She is dence to support the idea that currently studying toward a Africa and South America master of arts in teaching de- were once in close contact. gree at Montelalr State If one n-ies to fit a map cut- College and teaches French out of South America to one of in the Middletown Township Africa, it is obvious that the school system. easternmost tip of Brazil fits Her fiance wai graduated quite well into the notch be- by Rider Collep with a tween Ghana and Gabon; coas- bachelor of arts degree in tal areas north and south of ; piyohol0gy*H6plinitbeoiiN p pieta work on a master of sonobly well. Matching of this nrti in teaching degree at kind alone, however, Is liss Trenton State College in June, than convincing proof that He hai taught science in the these continentp were qnca Mlddleiown Township school together, ' ': system for the past three Professors Allard and years, Hurst show that a complex as- semblage of rocks—like those found In Brazil and running3S0 kilometers perpendicular to Leader to speak the coast line—ii found also in Africa near Gabon. These rock to Ethical group formations in bofli conUnents are enormous In size; they are Arthur Dobrln, leader of tlie arranged in the same order; Long Island Ethical Society, and using continental "fit" as will speak at the Essex County a guide, they are in the right Society, 516 prospect St., locadon. This combination of Maplewood, Sunday at 11 a.m. slmllarlUes is too great to Ills topic will be ''A Time ascribe to mere coincidence. To Live — A Tlmu To Pic." Tills continental "link11 dis- The public Is Invited., covered by Professors Allard and.Hurst Is the third of throe independent trends that can be - located in the field that strong- ly supports the hypothesis of continental drift. 31st or 32nd? Franklin Delano Roosevelt was Identified on his official inaugural medals as the 31st President of the United States. Some people hold, and some do not, thnt since Grovcr BULLSEYE! Cleveland was both the 22nd and the 24th President, Roose- To' f«aeh th« parion you velt actually was the 32nd. want, .use an inoxp6ntiv« want od in thlt nswspapsr. It's >o ilmpls . . . Oldest gardens DIAL it's worth a special trip! The oldest botanic gardens 686-7700 in the Western Hemisphere we're established in 1765 in Aik for Claiiifiad Kingstown on the West Indian Island of Su Vincent OMr Washington's birthday sale Thursday, Friday, Saturday SO MANY GREAT VALUE'SV.. entef-saasoh VavTngs en coats, suits and dresses... on sportswear, lingerie, fashion accessories and children's apparel... on housewares, domestics and other fine home.furnishings... ._and on .merits _wear. This^ week: qt^HaJTne_&_Cornpany._!_1 W'JGH FOR ALL THE SIGN5 thqf say 'Washington's Birthday Sale1, „ each a sigh of SAVINGS! Montclair • Newark • Westfie BANK LEGISLATION ^PPKOVLD - - Frank M. Pia, president of 'Hie I irst Stnte Bank of Union (right) and Robert Peacock of Pnssaic County look o\er Governor Hughes' shoulder as he sijns legislation liberalizing .; i New Jersey banking laws. War Dads Auxiliary group plans Cancer group sets , I fbriiary 20, If annual fashion show Magliaro pair, former Unionites, United Nations trip, fetes leader March 3 in Union The Ruth Esirin Goldheig Memoi >•»! fm mark 45th wedding anniversary Mrs. Alfred Stein, preildtntof the American gram. Members whs served on the reeepBon, Cancer Research will present its ?iitli .HIIIUHI supper and decorating committees were Mrs. War Dads Auxiliary of Union Chapter No, 1, fashion show, Monday, March 3 at *;W p.m., Mr. 4iifl Mrs, M. 0. Magliarn of Toms River, Joining their grandparents on this occasion announced recently that the auxiliary plans to Michael Canonieo, Mrs. Lueiene Lawrence, at the Flagship in Union. The fashions will he Mrs. Paul Brandt, Mrs. Frank Daniel, Mrs, f.umerlj nf l' SALAD DRESSING APPLESAUCE 'KLNWINUB •» tJ»J 89 KfllNCM, ITALIAN * RUiilAN M 1 COMBINATION « CHICKEN BROTH 4 > lgy ^^ 1ST4I^B HIT MP SBIfiAA iW«™.— ^ $p I $ 00 KRAFT NANCV LVNN MFMSHEHERS 3" 1 4 ijoo 1 CRUST |. $100 [Ittitlut 5 sl00. AMERICAN SLICES HOT CROSS BUNS NESTLE MORSELS 4' sl00 SWEET PEAS ' COIOREO i , FIRST OF . m WHITE MISS FRANCES BRAUN • THE SEASON. fisssui ' muinimtroi «. SANDWICH BRIM SHOP GRAND UNION TOR TMt FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN BUTTERMILK BISCUITS'-; 9 September nuptials CALIFORNIA iikn-iuttmta -•, ^SBtottBB CRACKER BARREL -37 for Frances Braun •^ munumrnireiouaB Mushrooms 59 Asparagus niiKuuni -_ SOLDEN DELICIOUS - *fc^* OOSTON CORN OIL MARGARIHI ».4D Mrs. Marlon.Braun o( Salem road, Union, GAIDCN has niinounced the engagement of her daughter, Apples - ,25 lettuce Frances, to Dr. Thomas A. Charlesworth, Son YELLOW _ __ FLA JUICE ORANOnag of'Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Charleswortli of South NANCY LYNN CwwTPn Bend. Ind. \ M1V> UARl.M \ K(K MLR Onions 5 43 Grapefruit SP0N6[M0P _|M- The brlde'elect is a. graduate of Union High School and is employed at Ariston, Inc., Union. •HO-,' *|OO Miss Kochera troth ouic< Her fiance, a graduate of Purdue University CONVENIiNI IRONING BOARD cov» • <"" _ntid_lta_SchQoLof_Veterlni>ry_Medlcln_e, has_ practiced In Westfleld, since August of 1966. CAKEXOVER He is associated with Dr. Richard A. Hartkopf Z ^SERVINMIXING GBOW TRAYL SEST OUAHD UNION of the Westfleld Animal Hospital. Mr, and Mrs, Stephen Kochera of 2201 Ber- H»ili£ "ST. A September wedding is planned. wyn st,, Union, have afinouncedtheengagement WAFFLES AWAKE 3 89 PICTURE FRAMES of their daughter, Barbara Lie, to Robert WASH BMKn Anthohy Vitale, son of1 Mr. and Mri, Anthony POTATOES 2 -,' 25c :3 U00 CHERRIES?- 2 69C 'sAVtMOktWITHTHlst tinitimn VAIOABIE COUPONS T._ Vlale of 1302 WUshire drive. Union, uintnu «, -p C 00 The bri4e-eleet, who was graduated from CHERRYPIE .,65 FISHSTICK^nmS-U Bill Payne to speak CHOPPED BROCCOUO - 00 Union High School, is employed as a secretary i 00 in >ACor -for Paul E. Roden Jr., i certified public ac- MAC/utom i CHIISI 3 '^ l f 3l IUSBURY to Flo Okin group eoumant in Union. ICE CREAM BARS 59C iLOUR £?o Her fiance attends Waper Coll»ie,, Staten SAUSAGE PIZZA 79C The Flo Okln Cancer Relief, Young Women's liland, N.Y., where he is majoring in ae- group, will meet Wednesday at 8:15 p m at l i ' i': the National State Bank in Springfield. Mrs. A Deeember weddlni ii platmtd. Robert Bergman, program chairman, has • Maxwell House "69'IIJiipacle Whip 49 planned a program featuring Bill Payne, for- ! ALPO ANY TURKEY mer N.A.A.C.P. president. Payne will discuss SAVE MOSf ON Fourth child to Moxleys 1. DOG FOOD C we "Black Movement" and Its effect on li u COFFEE :59 TOWEL HOLDERS„ 49' Newark and the suburbs, A question and A seven-pound, two and a hall ounce daugh- c answer period will follow. Mrs, Frederick piTTEDCHERRIES-39 MAXIM TS ter, Diane .Rose Moxley, was born Feb. llb HAIRSP v.^iAL ^- WM nooua DO Pine of Union will preside. 100 1969 in St. Elizabeth Hospital, Elizabeth,, to mtttunHia C C _Nl_r._«nd_Mrs. John Mpxley of 13Slndependence_ 59 CHiRRYPiEriLLlNG i 55 TEA BAGS GRAPEFRUIT OR A card party wlll_bc_held_Tuesday Mar.ch.4. 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An UklAL ix-rJiOunllY EMPLOYER 4 Freedom Sh«r*i Young ex-addicts issue Recital to present huraday, February 20, 1069- 7\ four centuries of 3 housewives from Union, Springfield a warning to teenagers piano, organ music Two young ex-iddiets from Odyiioy House marked apauiy toward life, No longer are they Four centuries of music will be encom- helping test hearing of newborn babies In New York City Spoke of their drug experi- outgoing, committed, involved, They l«« in- passed in the organ-piano reeitJl to be eiven ence in tt program m Overlook Hospital, i-pntive," the psychiatrist observed. by the l-rlends of the College Mjrrh 7 JI hvery Mond.iv, Wednesday and frlday them. I hey are careful never to touch the Summit, last week. Citing the teenage marijuana user as one of •»-3Q p.m. at Union Collegp, Cranford, mornings, three groups of suburban hniist- The volunteerf and the program are Infant, Tracing his Start on marijuana at the age of the most difficult to reach, Dr. Sorvino em- Dr. Thomas Richner, concert .iriisi and wlves, including several from L nlon and financed by the Infants Welfare 1 eiipe of New At the crib, while other members of the 13-14, then on to LSD and other drugs, one 24 phasiMd that behind regular drug users there member Of the music department .it Doug- Springfield, leave their homes .ind drive to Ifrsey, team observe the Infant, the volunteer holding year old ex-addict ixpliined he unexpectedly was a basic personality disorder, at times, a lass College, New Brunswick, will be fea- Newark Beth Israel Medical Cen'er, where lixpl.umng the purpose of the program, the audiometer presses Us trigger. The audio- , "look a fall" when he thought everything was disordered family relationship. tured soloist. Dr. Richner will piny a varied they make a basic contrIbntinn i« rhe hmir» j spnkesninn said thai "Idemifientlon of ln- meter produces a high frequency tone of going fine and he wai riding high, He cautioi.ed parents not to be blackmailed program ranging from the works of tJioseven- health of newborn bcibiss. I.intF with hearing impairments soon jfter 3,000 cycles per second, a level which pre- or conned into permisslveiiess, "Love must be "You think the squares don't know the seort. teenth century composer, johann Sebastian HIP projeci in which they are participating birth enables us to put hearing aids on them, vents any tactile sensation or vibration, at earned," he stated, "not just handed out," Bach, to s selection by the twentieth rpntiiry tests the hearing of new-born infants in (living ihem a one hundred times beii*rohiince Iniensliles of 100 decibels, which is a unit of You're smarter than they are. Pretty ioon all "The drug user must face himself and want you care about IS drugi. Then you find you '-omposer, Oliver Mes«laen, order to urvover possible deifnesi., 'bout uf developing spppi'li and UnBiingii ihllitios louciness. The sound will last for a half, to do something about his own life. Unfor- The organ recital pru^rjm will Include 1,81)11 babies arc delivered it N»wjnV h»th '•irly norni.illy," •me or two seconds. can't make decisions. You're going to quit a tunately, sometimes this means getting older million times. But you don't.,,," ''Grand Jew" by Pierre !)u Mage, the Chor Israel Me'licU Center e.irh year. 1 lip wntiipn volunteers work in lams, with As the audiometer makes the sound, the and into deeper irouble," the psychiatrist ex- ale Prelude; "We Pray to Thee" by Ulet- volunteers watch the child's reactions. The Marijuana u the start for 90 percent of In all, 18 women frym eight communities e.ith te,im working one day a week. Upon plained, "meanwhile, parents must deal firmly rich Buxtehude, "Prelude and 1 ugue in 13Ln Essex, Union and other counties .ire in- irriung at the Medical Center's pediatric response from the infant may be anything heroip addicts, The average drug addict is With their ieenW»F§. nor indulge rhsm and hnr* Minor" by Peeh, "Soeur Moniquf" (Rondo from the blink of an eye to a facial grimace,. dead at age 27, A heroin addict must steal volved In the prqjJrnm, The "omen pnrHf |rnt- Hepirtmenf, they sfrub up, Just as dpetors fm the best," In F major) by I ranrois ('ouperia, "Piece ing in 'he audio, scree''"i! ["»("» " •>" "il iiuree« (In, firm surgical gosms and caps, or if the chilti has been actively waving Its $75,000 a year to support hii habii, jail, ex. Heroique" by Cesar ranck, "Song »f F"ace" hands or legs, complete stoppage of activity. pulsion from school, loss of job — these are r Medical Center tni lurie- I Iiii- gTbcd, and equipped with an audio, ODYSSEY HOUSE, which started in a hospi- by Jean Langlais, and "Outhiirsts .-,[ jny' Mrs, Sidney Cam»r, M South [why H,; meu'f, ,i device used in tlie hearing test, a Upon observing the form of response, the the price the drug addict payi, according to tal-based program using maintenance drugs (The Ascension) by Messlaen, volunteer notes It on the form attached to her these young Odyiiey Home staff members. Mrs. Pat Schiller, 11 Iroy dr., both uf i-li('bujrJ and A ball-point pen, the volunteers (mathadoM and cyclazocine). has evolved into The program for the piano recital will in- Springfield, and Mrs. j-fslH R.Ietnn 41*i then ninve Into the nurseries where there clipboard and signs it, The tester notes, also, Warning on the uie of marijuana in the a no-dnig, group therapy program with two elude "Sonati in C Major" by Wolfgang \ma. Rrosdweli ave,, Union, iii.y li.. from six ro 2f> new-tanns at each how the baby was found; Awake and quiet, Suburbs, as well as other drugs, the Odyssey resident houses and three storefront con- deus Moiart, and "Nocturne in I Major," In addition, nine other volunieuts will start j sfSBion, Ihe volunteers testwhlehever awake and crying, length of stimulus from House group said that the "iceberg" approsch frnntation centers in Harlem, the Bronj!, and Two Fturies- V fl«t major. Dp, 25, No, 1 and 'raining for tht progrim In March. of the inf.int h,ippens to be turned toward the audiometer and Its Intensity, the rype of is no solution if the dnigprnblem isfo h» Brooklyn and lower New York, Its staff con- C minor. Up, ?"•, N'i. 1J, and "D.ir.Mrolle In The program, the second in N">w.irk ind f.aftion and its intensity. licked, sists both of experienced psychiatrists andex I sharp Major, Up, 60'' by f rederir Chopin, one of the few on the Fast t oast, 'us been Three trials are made ai the bassinet. If "Kids need someplace to go for help, Ex- drug users who have gone through personality The piano recital will be given In the Campus underway at th« M.Hiril f>nrer fm ih>. pmi Astronomy movies the infant does not respond, the tester waits addicts know the answers, They've been down reformation through Odyssey House group Center theatre. However, because of the tre- four months. five minutes and retestl. If the Infant does the road. They aren't fooled by the dodges- the therapy and now are trying to help others, a mendous volume produced by the ihree man- The volunteers hiive all receivpd one orien- Iwn fllnie, "Pnloni,ir" arid "Hcilm of the not respond after six trials, a staff nurse is 'Pot doesn't give you cancer bit, or marijuana spokesman said, 1 ual Conn organ, the organ r#r|t«l will he In tation session and five weekly sessions of '".il.^ies," will he shown at a meeting of A ma - asked to observe three more tests. If the infant is less harmful than alcohol, " a 14 year Odyssey House is a therapeutic community the college gymnasium. training under the guidance of two professional inir •Vsiro-iomors, Inf., tomorrow at 8 p.m. in still falls 10 respond, the volunteer marks the veteran ex-heroin addict pointed out, where 800 raw addicts a month come for help- ihn ihe.iree.irer of iho Campus Center at linion ColCol- chart, "failed to respond" and then calls one "These kids are looking for kicks. If they where over 100 "clean" addicts live, usually lege, LdLdsv.ird PearsoP n of WestfieldW , president of the two audiologists. The audlologist re- bflcomi regular uieri, they are looking for for a year, where therapy laiu 24 hours a day: YM-YWHA celebrates Just look skyward nf \\]] iwrwirfA fhif the p.ihlfr- In InvlfpH fn tests the' baby and if there Is no reaction escape. There's something basically wrong and where self-help means health; where the contacts the physician and alerts him to the they need help," they warned, addict learns "the habii of living," ttw spokes Although it is necessary to fact that the new-born has shown signs of a • • • man added. use a telescope to see n truly >\UKM Ol PttiPLK hearing problem. Purim with masquerade large- number of stars, it is QUOTING A RECENT Harvard study of 135 With a 93 per cent cure rate compared to \bout 11H1 tnillion people--or only a little To date, ynder this volunteer testing pro- itudenU regularly using marijuana or LSD, 2 per cent cure on federal programs, Odyssey Hundreds of boys and girls is customary to go to syn- possible to see several thou- lesr. th.in ihe pntirf L ,S, ponulation--will have gram, some 17 infants of 407 tested have or methadone or combinations, Dr. A, Ronald House techniques are now moving into neigh- will celebrate the annual agogue to hear the reading sand with tiie naked eye. sw,irtiu»d into the fitles of Asia, \frica and been found to have hearing impairments,Many Sorvino of Short Hills, program moderator, borhood areas, school assembly programs, Purim festival with a gala ear- of the story of Purim called I .11in \merli\i in ihe decade ending this year, TIINA6ERS, (ind jabi bjr times those who have failed the test will be pointed out that the Harvard findings showed university settings and they hope shortly to nival at the Eastern Union the Megillash of Esther, running Wsnf Adi Coll 4867700. H L nited Nations urban migration study shows, found liter to have normal hearing. that apathy, loss of interest and- motivation establish a center in Newark, the spokesman County YM-YWHA in Green characterized most drug hallucinogen useri, said. lane, Union on Sunday. Or, Sorvino was co-founder of Odyssey House, Odyssey House has developed an educational The carnival will open at serves on Its board of advisors and is a member series for school programming and parents 1:30 p.m. with a parade in ...it starts of the psychiatric staff of Overlook Hospital, groups, available through ViolaLoften, Com- which die children will be ."After a while these kids fail into their own munity Program Supervisor, Odyssey House, garbed in varied costumes, ...like we led il like it 1H! TODAY drug lub-culmre group. Eight or ten kids who Inc., 309-311 East 6th St., New York City, A record number of booths eorfits on try to solve their loneliness on drugs develop a 10003 (Phone 674-9160), will be set up in fte lobby, Miny of the booflis will be thru SAT, fashioned by the children, with YOU are in the chips Feb. 22nd an assist from their tattlers. Wtiys to 'kick' cigarette habit To encourage the children to consmict their own booths, /when LARKEY chops for it's famous Peter Rosenblum, teen divi- sion supervisor, and Mrs. {detailed in new free booklet Lottie Rosenthal, elementary school director, have dis- »**#**O(t««*# IK you want to givt Up cigarettes and have he can see a smoking pattern evolve; that is, times when he smokes frequent cigarettes tributed a Purim holiday been searching for aid and counseling an how manuH. The 'Y' will provide toi do it; there is some good news for you, and tlmei when his desire to smoke Is not as acute, This can be of value also to the smoker water color paints, brushes, InS a new, trei-Of-chargt, 2S-pap booklet tape, crepe paper, crayons and entitled "U You Want 10 Give Up Cigarettes," Who wants to gradually quit cigarettes. He can find which daily cigarette! are most piper for signs, Ail booths B |oliectloh of Ways to stop imoklng baged on will relate to the Purim scientific projects that have proved effective important to him and by a process of elimina- tion, curb hii habit to the point where com- theme, No gambling ideas may hat been compiled by the American Cancer be used. Admission is free. Society, plete absrjnenee Is feasible, Mrs, Baekman laid. The program wiU continue un- Jilrs, William Backman of New Providence, til 4 p.m. chjlrman of the public education committie Other features of the brochure are facts* Knjov Lnrkevs famouH qi'ALITY at these HubHtanllal SAVINGS! ofjthi Union County Unit of the American Awards wiU be made in both published since 1954 and backed by research the Junior md Teen divisions Choosp from NU.II renowned labelH am UUU • LOUS ROTH • H.FREEMAIV • EAGLE Cineer Society, announced the release of the data coneernlng the life and general health ublleation to the public and added, "This for the best all-around booths of the typical smoker. Typical case histories as well is for the following PETROTELLI • II\M>1O>T«\ PARK • C RirKETEER • and other FAMOUS NAMES "Met roundi out the society's anti-smoking of ex-smokers are presented as well as the cdnpaign by suggesting methods to help con. categories: Best decorations, plan of action mentioned before to help you most original and the best filmed smokers 'kick' the habit and counsel stop smoking. Also included is a question and SPECIAL GROUPS MOSTLY ONE-OF A KINO mdud.ng REGULAR-WEIGHT and TROPICAL _ _ _ ^ Refr8ihm«ntJ s will be gold oelety'only warned of the inherent danger the questions most smokers who ire ittempting making and urged elimination of all smok- and a coffee shop for adults to quit ask, will be available. A special while offering no concrete prograg m to aid 1 "So U youTlncerely wish to cult smoking, area will be let islde for tht,, habiiual ,'; jhe nursery, kindergirtin and WturBd is S ' "Cigarette d Wm llmffl"whoTttve aMdmpIishea this intact and write to the Union County Unit of first grade poup for games ^ helps you measure how badly you go ftat they wiU not have to y want each cigarette you imoke during the the Amertcan'tincer Society, SliWestminster Ave. EUabeth, or eaU 354-7373 foryourfrta be in competiaon with older This "icoreeird" is valuable in helping boys and giclg. fneker view his problem ln i graph-like 28-pige boeldit "If, You Want to Give up PCOATS•OVER€OATS mi riher. By consulting the "storecard" daily, Cigarettes," Mrs, Backman added Purim thli year takes place on Monday avening, March. S, , and all the following day. It ^ Aide at Union College gets Nurses unit through his work by degrees elects slate t'is to fce expected that anyone associated degreis, it is seiMm tfti associate in artars Mrs,' Kathleen Chaballa of wlh a college will talk about degrees, but when degree awarded at Union College. Elizabeth, has been elected • STO to #95 were «IOO to §145 were 9IS0 to $195 jftold D, Dulleeq of Union College speaks of Buflocq Is the miteorologlit at theeollege's vice president of Ae Union Meteorological Station, a cooperative nation of County Chapter of tte National Excellent selectlonM ol other line 1 & % Trouiier SUITS, the U.S. Weather Bureau, and the degrees that Council of Catholic Nursei, mum and maximum thermontKers ind thermo- week in Memorial General i'rapli housed In the eolleg4weather station, Hospital, Miss Marianna Baclgalupo Sale priced 67" to by Legal Services; Dutlocq keeps a dally recoJW of the temper- of Rahwiy, wag reelected to a ature; preclpitfltion- baronifcrle preisurei; two-year term as ereagurer. SIZES TO f!T mm M»N: REBHLARS. SHORTS. LOWS, PDRTLIES. SHORT PDRTLIES. WH08TS, WOHiSi Sim » to,S O Oyr EBilim-ftttlni it no Htm elinii. wind direction and velocity, affljhe character Miss Louise Colueei of 218 transfer functions of die day. This information is Included In the Chegmut st,, Roielle Park, New Jersey Cllmatological Data Bulletin and Is the Union County Legal Services office began the second year of her nlso made available to government agencies. second two-yiar term^as lodated nt the Multi-Service Center ln Union Industries and other organizations. Special grdupN MEN'S Famous >ome Township, opened ln October of 1967, Was prtsideBL Mrs.Pan-idiMer- SPORT COATS closed last Friday and Its personnel and equip- Duflocq, who has been meteorologist at Union creidy of Roieland, went into ment have been transferred to the Pin infield College since its weather station was opened the second half of her term as 9 9 office. Jan. 1, 1960, has been tracking the weather secretary. This was announced by James D. Coffee, for moro'than 50 years. He first became In- The 80-member orginiza- 4# 54» were executive director of Union County Legal Ser- terested in meteorology as a Boy Scout. His tlon is compoged of Catholic were vices. curiosity about cloud formations led him to regiittred, practieal and gnj- 38.95 lo S55 9105 to 9115 jle sold Union and Springfield residencs who mnke the trek from his home in Flushing, New dent nurses who live or work HH haye enses pending In the Union office or wish York, to the office of the U.S. Weather Bureau In Union County, The Union Selected gronp DELTON and H.FREEMAN SPORT COATS were «125 to $135, now 71 to 1 receive legal advice should now contact at the Battery. Dr.- James H. Scarr, then County group is part of an! th| Elizabeth office, at 1034 E. Jersey st. meteorologist at the New York station, recog- archdlocesan poup that also Residents of Summit, Mountainside, Berke- nized the young boy's Interest as more than includes chapters in, Essex,' leS Heights "nndNewProvidence,whoalso were casual and helped him set up a cooperative Hudson and Berpn Countieg,, Save to formerly served by the Union office, can obtain weather station at his home. In addition to electing two 1/3 flfl! legal services at the Plninfleld office, located new officers, the . Catholic Save to A morel JOHNSTON & MURPHY at ,525 E. Front st. In time, "Duflocq of Flushing" became known MEN'S ONE-OF-A-KIND as a sure-fire weatherman and housewives nurses viewed a travel film and partook of refreshments BOSTONIAN SWEATERS called to find out U they should hang out the One-of-a-kind group Famous Name JN10N COUNTY LEGAL Services also has a wnsh and organizations called'to find out If provided by Memorial General WALLSTREETER Hospital, . A99 •third office at 794 E. Hazelwood nve., Rahway. their picnics should be held as scheduled. MEN'S & YOUNG MEN'S RENEGADES — Coffeo^sald-the-offlce-at-theMulti-Service- ^yy.F F-wero to-$ZO- Cejnter In Union was closed to obtain "better assistant pastor of St. Mich- >1EIV*S SHOES Fine pure wools Pullovers, Cardigans, Turtles distribution of services in handling legal prob- PERHAPS DUFLOCQ'S most memorable iel's Chureh, Union, andmod- SUBURBAN COATS lems of die county's legally indigent." weather experience came In 1937 when New erator of the p'oup, also TOCtiLE COATS . I»EACOATS One-of-a-KInd group, The Union office did not have a big enough York City asked him to take on the Job of •poke. . .. . case load to warrant Its continuation, while the weather forecast/aide. Talking a leaVe*pf ab- BENCHWARMERS broken sizes S, discontinued numbers, TURTLENECK KNIT SHIRTS Plainfleld offlcehasbeenoverloadedwlthwork, sence from his post with the Baltimore and . Hip & waist Itnoth LARkEY-MtLLBURN ONLY g»99 •;• . he said. Ohio Railroad, he spent the winter predict- * Jle added that general information about the ing snowstorms. On his word would depend JACKETS O-wereto$14 Utfion County Legal Services Corp, Is avail- whether or not the city, at the drop of the first Wizard . Ctiun>-one-[armenl-clcanednnd_liiilthcd ul Thursday February 27-7 to 10 PM ular price and one more lor only Ic Enjoji llic lineil dr^ cleininf tfrvlte available anywhere — Friday February 28-Noon to 6 PM AND SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 22nd Saturday March 1-10 AM to 3 PM EXAMPLE—Kim Egr[neiit (leaned In annual tradition of mil liniihed al renubr price. Any FREE ADMISSION-ALL AGES INVITED iccond limllar or lower priced (tar SOUTH AVENUE AMERICAN MOTORS menl. only 1 *Sorr> . In urdet lu Knaranlee our umal hi(h Come in and celebrate - .undard ol Oualhy ONE WEEK SERVICE George Washington's Birthday FOR ALL Ic SALE ARTICLES Displays by -._ Exhibits by Health Fair by SISCLK ITEMS IT lltli. PRICK Industry Cultural Groups Overlook Hospital In honor of this day for and ONE DAY ONLY - FEBRUARY 22 Drugs Art The Summit Board Design Song of Health Any new 1969 AMX Javelin,Rebel Communications History UOItKV laid l< SIOKI^S Tfansportatton"' Dance Refreshments Ambassador or Rambler - -IT—! • fi- -Finance Gardens"— - .- ^-1— —In-ibis-Area. ^ 7 OPEN WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY Fabric Music Souvenirs Yours for $22 over our cost! fe" "-" Processing Youth Protection Literature Equipment Theatre Entertainment uth Avenue MotorsINC MRS. HELEN BULAU, OWNER -OPERATOR Electronics Hobbies Opportunity Heritage Ample 369 SOUTH AVE., WESTFIELD, N.J. SPRINGFIELD: 203 Morris Ave. Invention Humanities Free Parking 232-2456 In General Greene Shopping Confer Edtcnrd Scheuermann, Prrs. •Thursday, February 20. n RESEARCH FOR HEALTH g I ilMtt Flia I THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES Of HEALTH | iniisii SlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIMIII t/te Dental Demons When thingi go unaccounta- bly wrong, wi feel that an un- leen ciuse must mint, so we Say "a gremlin did it," In dentistry, cauaes are often as elusive as gremlins, but re- search relentlessly routs the demoni out, At the National Institutes of Health In Bethes- da, Md., sciendsti of the Na- tional Institute of Dental Re- search are looking for clues to many elusive dental prob- I--I lems, and oni of the most difficult is periodontal dls- eise. This is a fairly slow procais beginning with tender gums or deposits of calculus (tartar) it the gum line. Grad- ually, connections between gums, jawbone and teeth loosen, and eventually teeth fall out. This disease com- monly occurs after 35 but sometimes afflicts teenagers, The problem in periodontal MY SATURDAY disease is not a lack; of clues, CHERRY PIE & COFFEE but too many, Microbes, diet, mouth pressures and in- ILL BE SERVED dividual resistance are some of the interacting factors. It took years of painstaking re- search to reveal the roles of some micro-organisms. The search has been slow, not be- cause these dental demons are invisibly small, but because their variety is incredibly great. Types of one kind of bsetrjrlum are as diverse as breeds of dogs. However, un- like dogs, bacterial types look \BE OUR alike but react very dif- ferently. [GUESTS Scientists report that two strains of streptococci, named LM-7 and G5-5 for patients in whose decayed teeth they were found, not only cause tooth de- ciy when inoculated into rats, but also severely damage the alveolar bone that supports the teeth. These rats normally suffer neither bone loss nor decay. Many other strains of streptococci cause no harm to rati. So far, only those sttepto- cocci that digest sugar and ex- crete acid and a sticky by- product called dextrin are implicated in both periodontal disease and tooth decay. Dex- trari glues all sorts of bac- 1600 DIFFERENT FINE teria with their acids and UPHOLSTERED ITEMS wattes, dose to tilth In a tATMARVELOVSi Al different, threid-lika mi- • r *SALE PRICESL croorganism converts starch f or sugar into a sticky gal which 386 DIFFERENT STYLE fl puifis gums away from tea*. Thli form eanB-ansmltpBrlo- BEDROOMS ON SALE! dontal disease in hamsters. , Hpwever, there are other bacterial substances which ir- r ritate gums. One is neutral eentratlons In some bacterial SELECT FROM 145 DIFFERENT Infections, OVER 2500 DIFFERENT FINE A third Irritant, indetoKln, OCCASIONAL ITEMS INCLUDED! STYLES OF DINING ROOMf is released when certain bac- teria die. Apparently endotoxlns cannot penetrate DON'T MISS intact gum tissue, but may enter once the gum surface Is HURRY IN broken and can cause allergic reactions which aggravate THIS SENSATIONAL periodontal problems. A fourth troublemaker, bac- FOR BEST SELECTIONS... teroldes melanlnogenicus, not SALES EVENT bnly'"contalnVen*dotoxlh in Its*"" cell walls, but produces an THIS IS A STORE-WIDE EVENT! Thousands upon Thousands of NATIONAL BRAND ITEMS on Soli Not Listed Below! enryme which destroys colla- genj the principal protein In connective tissue. This bac- terium is said to be the most ALL NATIONAL BRANDS BEDROOMS LIVING ROOM SOFAS, CHAIRS, TOP BRANDS SLASHED ON destructive microbe normal to OUTSTANDING SUPER SPECIALS the mouth, but It must be ON SALi-SAViNGS TO 35% SECTIONALS ALL SENSATIONALLY PRICED ALL STYLE DINING ROOMS trnppcd in plaque in orUer to MASTERFUL Dining Rooms by "THOMASVILLE". harm tissue. "BASSETT" Light Pecan Oonteniporary bedroom "DREXEL" Our full upholstery Gallery of sofas • loveseals 1 "SE-ALY" Famous NATIONAL ADVERTISED MAT- These periodontal demons suite, Nohirdwaie. Reg. $3?9._NOW $299. and chairs. ALL SAMPLES REDUCED Immediate Delivery; "BELVIDERE" "DiMEDjCI * TRESS FULL OR TWIN SIZE. "ENTOURAGE" Groupings. SAVINGS TO. . 30% caii be conn-oiled by reducing "ENCANTADA" Beautifully carvid Mtditirranean from 10% to 30% NOW! WAS $79.95-— ' " • "SPANISH STYLE" Dining Suite. High-back Cane the plnque In which they oper- suite., TriplediessBi.fwin mirrors. 1 1 ate,' or the kinds of food on FRENCH PROVINCIAL • Sofa • Mr. & Mrs. Chairs, Beautiful, chairs. Large Breakfront w/Grille. "LANE ' Oiled WALNUT CONTEMPORARY End/lamp which they thrive. This means Man's Annolfe. Tall carved head- Mmmm carved frames. Tufted backs. Reg. $469.—NOW $377. Reg. $749.= NOW $645. or cocktail table, Reg. $49,80 each. NOW 3 for $100, board. ALL 5 PIECES ' NOW $579. fewer sweets and more clean- 123 Different "CRAFT" Sofas'- Chairs - Sectionals. "ELEGANCE" MOORISH OAK MEDITERRANEAN ing. Also, Institute scientists 31 Different "DREXEL" bidroom suites on display Suite. 72" lighted breakfront. All Vinyl embossed Casual Sofa and Chair. PINE FRAME, Plush comfort, hope that an experimental en- and on sale. Every groupini in CONTEMPORARY & SPANISH styles Ideal for DEN. REG. $379. BOTH PIECES — $270. zyme which dissolves dextrnn SLASHED! Save as much as 40% NOW! chairs... OUTSTANDING $999. every style, wonderful buys NOW! Premier Collections- "BRAZILIA" DIAMOND HEAD In hamsters may help flight MODERN WALNUT W triple dresser suite, ideal TOP, TOP QUALITY "HERITAGE" S "THOMASVILLE" FAMOUS HIDABED IN BLACK VINYL. EXTRA FINE human plaque too. sofas and chairs. SPECIAL ORDER Light Walnut CONTEMPORARY Dining Suites, on MATTRESS. Excellent Sleeping. REG. $269. for the new bride. NOW $399, SALE NOW! "THQMASVILLE" VENETIAN BOMBE ? pe. Master YOUR OWN FABRIC SELECTION. NOW _ „ NOW $215. bedroom suite. Magnificent .King-size .,_»_ REDUCED 20% APT. jr. Dining rooms. Small Chinas & Round Tables, All Styles. ALL ON SALE! "BARCALOUNGER" Swivel-Rocker-Reelincr. Black headboard. Reg. S1699. SAMPLE ONLY $1300; TRADITIONAL L.AWSON Sofa-92". Quilt Fabric. Choice of Vinyl. REG. $199.95 _NOW $165. Tapered sides ITALIAN PROVINCIAL. Beautiful 8 Fabrics. SENSATIONAL . . , $185. 10 Mognlflcenl "DREXEL" Dining Rom. on SALE LARGEST DISPLAY IN THE STATE. All tho«c on light Fruitwood bedroom suite. dljploy E5PERANTO-RAPSORT-LIVORNQ-DIMODA- "SIMMONS" MODERN WALNUT Sofabed. 8 ONLY. THAYER COGGINS - 100" Sofa. Pillow back. Black VinyK TRIUNE-PLAUblT-COMPATICA. SOME REDUCED AS 4 pcs. Includes Armoue^. . -NOW $699. -_UNBELIEVABLE-AT-==- ••'—r$299.- _REG._$139.50 NOW_$1OO._ Odd Beds - Nitestands - Values to J99T507Vanous -MUCH-AS-25S-NOWs-HURRY-l 1 finishes. Your CHOICE,-. ...—NOW $30. ••• ADDID ATTBADTION "UNION STORE ONLY1 SUPER BUYS *** MAGNIFICENT "(3ASSETT" DESK. Styled lor the ,1PS TABLE! DECORATOR ITEMS Living Room. IN -WALNUT-PECAN-CHERRY. MOD-' SAVINGS FROM 107, TO 30% ERN-SPANISH-ITALIAN. 7 Drawers. REG. $199.50. TROPICAL RSII NOW FROM OUR EXPANDED OVER 100, EVERY MODERN-SPANISH-ITALIAH- SAVINGS TO 28% ON BARS. YOUR CHOICE 1. .•..;„ NOW $140. ' "YOUNG AMERICA"GALLERIES STYLi FOR EVERY ENDS-UAMP-COOKTAiL. ALL ROOMDI¥IDIBS-.OUBiOS- AOU UHUMS Boy* ond Girl* correlated btdroomt In vvvry lryle NEED. ALL ON SALE. THE TOP IRANOS. ALL ON IREAKFROHTS-BOOKOASIS- "DREXEL," DECORATOR ACCENT TABLES.,Oval BIROS imaginable. Many grouping! in color. All Top Brandi. SAVE AS MUCH AS SALE. SAVINGS TO SO',, CiDAR CHESTS- Pedestal Lamp Table or SPANISH STYLE WEDGE Don't mli> thli opportunity to buy - DREXEL, THOMAS- 35», NOW HURRY IN FOR BEST SENSATIONAL! TABLE. REG. $99.50. YOUR CHOICE NOW $75. PKT SUPPLIES VILLE, WILLIAMS, ESSEX, BASSET, BROYHILL ON 5ALE. SELECTION. WE SPECIALIZE FREE CHERRY PIE & COFFEE IN GOLD FISH Sec 314 Different Top Brand Bedroom Suites Wj« »qnt la mote "S0I.1" hitlofr J Th»iefo't «e ore offering limply gn KOR FAIRS iffn! Buf!tBnd.n§ y m rhe 145 Dining Room Suite! on di. SERVED ALL DAY style •-•- Ew*rf fi t itiucti (mi 10" i=.ery iile • and gutronteed So»ingi Don't nisi lull y law ig make nd 401 off. Hurfr i HURRY IH NOW! SATURDAY, FEB. 22nd THE SEA SHELL Dsn'f mt*i thi' M^KE IT A MUST, 623 Boultvord Kvnllworth 272-4580 ROUTE 22, UNION, NJ.-MU 8-5500 CAR T07SEIL? ROUTE 35rMIDDLETOWNrNrJ.-671-0400 FURNITURE SPECIAL SHOPPING HOURS TOO) ISE OUR CONVENIENT CHARGE PLANS SHOP THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY til 9=30 CALL CLASSIFIED 686-7700 I Thursday, 1'ebrunrv 20. 1MBR suburban To Place Your Ad To Plate Your Ad Call 686-7700 Coil 686.7700 HEADUM; TUESDAY NOON BIADLINI; TUiSDAY NOON FOR TOURSDAY PUBLICATION FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION JOB GUIDE Work Near Home llHolo Wonled-Women iHclp Wantcd-Women STkAUY MAN AS HFLPI-R FLOOR WAJtKR, AVERACF •! Hfiiin . M HOUR WtlK, UOOKKEIVER-FVLL TIMl CAPAHI 1 woman ID keep hems lor J GENERAL SECRETARY MAINTENANCE MECHANICS S7J.J59I n j Day W[«t, Trsthse or EflwrtcrifM Icon l(r L»y«, S d»y• in ApfU and May, You can burrbutha bsoUtttplin machine Optra- n,-F-r*.w^ii Fsquired, CLERICAL WORK Uniqua spperlunlly for rflotyra, (Ion, Company pilfl nanetiu, nip- til-4231 RJ/3" copobla, dlisraal individual. iHlPPBiC 4 I nil) wof fcinj eoniHUona, MAINTENANCE MEN Pormanflnt pogitton, p**\ working fifn- UNION CWTER NATIONAL IUNK Eiparlanea not nacaiiary, par Must have on undaritonding el ditiona, na* building, Apply GOLMKH 3001 Morris AVa,, Union CLERK-NO TYPING monant poillion In imall sen. how to handia variayi tltya, have ILKCTBIC CO., W I. fcillow St. A-l Molntunonea mon with ol laait 7 yaari anparlanea In Induiltlal plant MUlBurn. ni-lMO If/SO tloni. Good typing skiII; llano tW-MM ganiol office, houri (lailbla, work, Mointanonta msehonie wllh a! laail S yaori anparlanea, Man An EflUl Opportune EmploYcir Are you intereattd In on offlea ippra»inlol«ly 30 hri, BUI -tti not Important, Mutt b. rlilobla Epresf? Star* si o quststion and •aiponilbla. Hour! 8:30 LONG OR naaiiiid iw our Murray HIM plini and fulun Branchbu'g plonl. Block OUAIITV AUTOMOTIVF m J.ol lit..,,, p,,li,,(d b"! Ml »quir.d. Writ hiipltoi, mojor r"»JI«ol Temporaries dark in our InHmallonol >llv- 4(30 P.M., iprlngfltld broneh. CLERK-TYPIST iiien. Oood opportunity lo od. Summit, H 1- Cell **r apply In pa^fton ba- TECHNICAL twaan 9(00 A*.M.-}'00 P M •• Kno.ledg. of bMkkaeeino help- vsnEi. ft,e»llsB* sale*? <***<* f «(1 Po(I»r»on <<• SHORT TERM ,tenntl oHicu, We Need ful, Iieelltnl company b»"»- b.nellU. 277-43H CLERKS (ill, Apply Knawladga of bluaprinll and ALL RAPID ROLLER CO. FISCHER SCIENTIFIC NATIONAL OFFICE AZOPLATE CORPORATION .hop mathodi uiaful; amelUnt Rotten Hi,. (off Rout* 12, ion) 12 Fodem Rd. Springfield High Pay AVPNUf MUBRAY MILL, N.J. working Eefiditioni; all b*n# STATE BANK lit.. : TYPISTS Springfield, N.j. J794300 Call 379-1400 Bonuses WORK Hi 4JD0 K 2/20 A* Psyel Oppertynltj, fmpisfe? X J/JO Vacation With Pay 6B Rmad St., I(imlw* Waakdoyi I A.M. ts 4 P M . TYPISTS X" 2/20 SS4-.I460 CLERK TYPISTS fi»t Time or Full TimB Fgugl OppO'tunlty Fifiplayaf ASSIGNMENTS s TYPISTS CLERICALS And Best of AH pj/sq ELASTIC STOP HUT DIV. O»fp, (FULL TIME) NO FEE INSPECTORS Full iim» pormofianl petition!, fffABTTOC ABOUT MAHrH lit when you NO FEE • BONUSES Dlvariiflgd Intereiflng work. IN UNION, N.j. IXPIRIINCID INSPICTORS FAMILIAR WITH SURFACi PLAT! jJOO VAUXHALL RO. SEVERAL OPININOS EXIST; THATS WHAT (FreeTraining Program) FOR OUALiFlID CLERK TYp. Enetllont banefHi. |M»r»!.«i Wi reayjrs (or HI MauOnf «no SETUP; INSPECTION OF STAMPINCS, CASTINOS AND SCREW UNION, N.j. by sppslntnwnt only. Coll dig pgslUQ& with u AAA-1 MACHINE PARTS; MUST BE FAMILIAR WITH ALL TYPI5 OF IN- ISTSi'EXCELLENT WO_RKING OLSTEN eonipiiij, oru youBl l«ay liUi work as a Eouo! Opporluniiy ImoloYer SPECTION AND GAUGING EQUIPMENT, Call Any Hour Any Day CONDITIONS; ALL BENEFITS. e In typlni rtoulrid; [Ulnl a 2/ai jil.3700 SERVICES tnd eipo,liUn| knav.hqvde«r*a,byt PERMANENT POSITIONS, EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES. COMPANY not UHaiiry, You wUl be reipomiMe 24 Hour MRS, P. LADIAU PAID BBHPPITS. Weakdaye I A.M. to 4 P.M. OFFIRS TO ALL, YOU 6ALS lor tHU impBHsnl work In our n«»ly MANPOWER WAREHOOTF - illlPPDJC r\ I RK loctlea euitrn rejlOTal oiaee. Salary For inlormniion coll 289-8200, But, 710 Oood onportunHj for younp m«n to Telephone Service KOOS BROS, WHO CAN TYPE, FILE. TAKI speru Apply fe: unit in wsrehauje, eo»1 p»y 4 ELASTiO STOP HUT DIV. 1BS9 Si. Caofga ««•„ Rahwoy STINO OR HAVI ANY OFFICI MARSH BISTfWMafT CO. tieneliu, Apply 9.3 P. M, IJOO 12OS Anaerson Ave.. Fort Lat, N.J, BUCHANAN ELECTRICAL Cummeree Ave,, Union, N. j. Amerace-E.na Corp. W 2/20 SKILLS. WhiteGloveGirl 964-1300 JOIN THI iBHVICI THAT K J/20 Tamporory ofliK work deem't PRODUCTS CORP. 1995 Morris Ave Union 2JJ0 Vou.hall ltd,, Union, N.J, COMPTOMETER OPR. CARgS aALffiWOMAlJ YOUNO MAM An Equol Opportunity Employer For UTli «eltY« Real E»t»t! offle« naEaiiorily inaan you'?a ot Q , 07013 Unlen, N.j. O 2/20 106! To pperate eluo print mathinr O2/2J altlll.tej with Amcrlrari BMtttuie ol ntw jab ayary day , , . Mon, (An Equal Opportunity Employs.) In architect'! olllcc. No MBBnoIKf EiqieriBKcsl or brtlMbfiuner. Ty OLSTEN M»rk«tUi| iynema, MMy ouyeri kllwHlei nettasiry, EHtUaiEHtU t B pow»r hot aiilgnmanli thai N, J. Ini Mltfy, piod oeneflu, Promotloml uti iili.rs, &peri™«t prelwrja, KS/1J ACCOUNTANT CLERK opportynlUei. complny eaiatarli. SERVICES Menfi™ smitomlUl, CaU 119.3300, very {rom o (•• dayi la aavaral UNION or writa: monlhi. Coma In end work aul CLERK-TYPISTS KQIHY J, LANiU, B.»l(or Help Wonlcd.Men & Wemen S HOW WOULD YOU FISHER SCIENTIFIC 1969 Morrla A.e, 6B6-3262 Jll MUbujn Ait,, ^W" a ichadula with ul I hot IUIII ENGINEERING AND it TaAtm m, iprtmOtla PANWOOD yogi own riqulramaiita, II you dill JM.HU9 ACCOUNT FOR THIS? ACCOUNTING DEPTS, jjj So. Av.. 889-1730 (9-J) can typa, laka dictation or run REPORTER Ail Eipii OfWrtunlty Employw ELIZABETH an affica mslhlna, there ill X 2/20 NURSES AIDES We (tied "noUitr accounting clerk to Exc.ll.nl employe, banaflta, US Brood St, JS4-W39 f,°4) SICRITARY n«¥*r 0 graalar damand for your work in our Controllere Departments B Mllla-Fornols you we • hifh Khsol trad and thfok "«d Marling •alary, Regular NEWARK ••rvleai than right now. REPORTER for large chain of weekly suburban news- Start at $2,20 per hour 24 Commerce Si, 642 0233 Diversified position in medical you tin handle faneral accountlnj merit ravl.w.. Call Mrl, Roeh- COSMETICIAN Alter 5 weeka - SJ.Jf per hour dutlto mich u preparing and verUylne rich, ell-DSSO, R 2/20 sales office, for girl with sec- popen. Some experience municipal eoveroge preferred. Invoices in] statements we would Uki MANPOWER to Ulk to ym, Wo prefer tfmioiwwltfe position available for retarial experience, Hama o( tha Send resume or call Milteri MinJi, 686.7700 for appf. UBl,t baokxeepini tlvsriinei utf food HELP WANTED tlnf ability. PLESSEY WOMEN Other light office duties create Whit. Bio« Oirl Suburban Publishing Corp., 1291 Stuyvesant Ave,. Union LLi MR.. WBHARTBHART, IW L'Oreal - Denney AVON an interesting and challenging 1141 I, jartay St., illiahath lUPEBVttOHEBVttOH , TORTOR AN APPODTT. JO Pro»p«t St., W.atfi.ld 07083. CLERKS AIRBORNE NEEDS MONEY? MHT, position, R 1/20 111! Chiitnut Ave., HUlaide, N.J, Lines lorn It •• thauiondl da, EojuJ Qppsrtinlty Employer ^ Steno not required. Dictating 6(0-6300 Rapraianl AVON COSMETICS. STENOS GRAVER WATER CONOITONDiO CO. in our fine cosmetic Dept. experience necessary. II S, HIGHWAY it UNION, N.J. 070SJ CALL.' $2,66 per hour Experience Preferred jS).4il0ar 731.1100 % Bqtul Opportunity Employir CLiRK.TYPiST Pleasant location, corporate 4 but not necessary OR Accuralo lypiat with knowltdga 375.2100 Today. benefits. ol filing to work in oecognfi Permanent Full Time BOOKKiiPIR payable nelion el eMr Union, e a/ao Call or apply JANITORS Minimum experience neceiiary. YOUNG MAN N,j, oflle., Houri ?-S, «ith 37H Hours INVENTORY CLERK, Mr, Stayart Excellent opportunity, liberal many banatill. Salary opan, 687.6320 ' AUTO BOW,«omli(iaUoII Bimj a fringe benefit!. Call or apply Flasil cenlael Mill Siamar No Ifping, hand poillns, Inltr- rtlet DeaUriMpi O.M, ejjerttneepre. In parion between 9i00 A,M, • LIBERAL ••ting djvarllllad dutlai, la- feral but not neetiaanj Nlheat pay CAFETERIA 3:00 P.M., to porionnel office, M7M V.MUEUiR In aria; aU beneflta, U taa nek, YOUNO MAN for circulation dept, of suburban week- " STORI BINIFITS glnnar occaptobla II you Ilka to AprtS Sendee Manager, John WaU, Q, work wllh numbaft. Seed Ilort. UNION. N.j. C* rt™sU aerrtlel, Til Lyona aye« lies, Knowledge of ABC preferred, but not necessary, WORKERS; NATIONAL APPLY IN PIR5ON Ing lalary, anifllant banafiti, 1 An Equol Opportunity Employer Must have drivers license. Call Milton Mintz, 686-7700 $2,20 per hour : FISCHER SCIENTIFIC I , STATE BANK CLERK • TYPIST R 2/20 AUTO'TOUCK 11ICIUKIC, aptf. BLOOMINGDALE'S i S3 Fodam Rd, Sprlngflald for appt. Come In, write or coll - 68 Brood St., Iliisbtth Outstanding opportunity i Call 379-1400 Md e^fii'-BBlde'BBd oiialoB road 394-3400 aefvtoer^^Uattona, will tnin and I An IquoLOpportunlty Employer SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT An Equol Opportunity Employer for fight applicant; com- SHORT HILLS Uass If applkart haa lliterflt and W. naad you II yey {an typa, •pttnda, AiPbeaeffly paid b) compuiy, H2/M •any paid benefits. G 2/20 toll" igml ihortliairi "and an- S~ iH dava^ Union lte% Csnteet Barry John E.Runnells fan APPT, CALL! ,».r tha talaphanp," Our «on. BABY SITTER, for Infant, and 289-8200, EM. 710 yri, cqertHHi Ata g.nlolofflc.p.nonnal Br* Hoar,i» PAMTEH - A I M1CHAMC . WHDE fiouiaketplng, Houri open. Refer. COST CLERK " g, no keypunching; Ul enceg* vTo,i«odf «a(id, pmunuiit.proAf Uoo to p»W « W^i ean»«w..i*HosfJ « K| )«H«L?ffiPayJ ' Una thetXt, Also po.Utij In ledjers. i-i, I days; UIF) 15,00 plua W groal?*,' •i^flilh^ fompony. ALL CLASSES Btrktley Helghti, N. J. 153 Liboril amplDyta MneSU, ,lirt ClU til. Ward It Mtck Dorlnj Our cMltt/tabb' BffU«i Will '«•• PART TIME driver wtth ear fcrtnonf DIAUTtCIAM aiWfelit a^ertasa pra For naw plant lo«atian In Ini nrwapaper route, i daji, asprold. Psrsonnel Office. ALL AROUND a "pliil""lo youriworlt day. But eaJl«t Mtary plu Inssrtwt. m Barkalay Haighli. Good ratal Product^Coro. ALCAN METALPOWDERS .j.fly, yie»Uo«,ltJ,AallfOf StrnM mate hours 5.7 1,1, JMJn»ll a™, OPERATOn liberal bmaflli, modern wall 322-7240 Ext, CALL J7I.1M1 Xl/SO SO LEHIOH AVI.'' '* UIJION \. 10H FLORAL AVE,. UNION DJBURANCI UNDiIT Cllnfsh lit working condition!, pro* : (Iquol Opportunity ImplB)(ar) An equil opportunity enployir Cor rutlng at trains. Oomenlafil B KPA PABT TIMr drinr lot ionilay moi " " " BOOKKEEPER, ACCOUNtiPAtAILI <• Xi/10 Enrlnltleld an. Ptrnunint opportun- ore a lew «noH Til I*™ we, IrvUiftori, N,J, dycllen maehlnary far Iht Inp only, Ne«i»per ro»li, Appfo: uid rtlaUd dulNal Eood Irlnjo hriif Ift. Writ, tt lei M54, e/o Sibiirbui Par kino tet'.oi Plottlci Induilry, mate houn, (-18'a.m. Wntnft iri fly, plguant wrSWl whUiUonj, lil. ^ avioi publljnlni Corp., 1291 ftrynunl A«., Bi-Olii H 2/ iry commemurate In Llnjon. For int. ,«,, of kuitdlrn, Clrealiaoii Nanuer tor ACROMARK COMPANY COMPTOMETER Union, N. J. )C l/%V NJ,'« top DeeUy ne«lP»per, »Jd call 4te.Mll, ex, 4 or 90, A W R,L, I061RT CO, ffLlfuifava B..k.lay Height. CASHIER CLERk-TYPISTS 133 Coll St., Inlngton' ,1 [f|urea, aoma typlnj WMiiin, PART TIME 6 to 10 PM,*nm nteM punjfcwainani iMnfflt* Call Mr, w deliver our advertising malcrlil. Part tim», epanlngi , DOOXKIEPER, ill around W« hov« iiviral oponlngi lar For Interview coll Mr, Fllo •xparlenea pr>(nTid|lwlnl«iHiyaij OPERATOR X2/20 No ixpcrlna neatlary, I!,K per Hour. 1 IB i, Mon, thru Fnl, good tltrhMypli'ti who Ilka opportmity with miiinl lirm KEY PUNCH hour. Car eujentlfd. Good lolafy, rtgular Bregraiiion IMMeSln KinUworth; Colfta Mil., dlvir^lli.d dutlH. W* •«« lib- (MUST BE EXPlRi(NCEO) X t/JO OpaJnji lor food m.chinlcal men MACHINiSTS 6I7.70SJ Incrtaiai, Plaalont working 831 % Jill fcj Ml.MM lor aral banalltl and goad •tartlng Cilallant Werklng condition!. (urth.r Inforrastlon A2/|g All Banaflta. Candilloni OPERATORS wfth afitatll BiauBaa m«liial«Ia i eiaiert* •alary. Call ar apply Partinnil penunest poiltltii In exuadindi i SURFACE GRINOER RErRESHMBn oTAND OPEEATOM Dapi,'622-8151. SALES CLERKS i an fcr ippt For pufel L rattBU'intcaneeiiloniiire Apply FULL & PART TIME No Hparlanca nacaaiory 4imSJilti, APPLYi C RADIAL DRILL lor plfcaurie^lJIVeMmBitreoMred, BANKING iLONDER-TONGUE LABS NIGHTS Paid during training parted, Appfr Unlan Camly Park anmlBlion, f Ailing St., W..kdoy. 1 A.M. la 4 P.M. OT Experience.-) openttra reqdred, Top pull lima poiltlom avallabll mult ba pariansbla, Aime It,, EUHblK {Oppsilla Panrl Slatloni FULL TIME DAYS N, OR BJWrTSTO.MAH, ni«l and beneliu, laW-Frl. STAFF/GOOD" lor cl.fk lyplit & cl.rk. Llb.col Intirvlawj Fri, . 10 A.M. N*«a>k, N.'j, ELASTIO STOP NUT DiV, Minimum 1 yasr giptrlania, 1-1 yean, tneclunlMl diiltlnj ei> amplaysl Unolltl & loyoiobU SOUTH AVE., WESTFIELD pertaiee. Kraledfa tfit mlcnniotlr D-M.iCORP • tarllng •olorlll. Cantacl par* X j/40 Many company banallta, WierilKa; tuttr omeMunlJy with DEAL Amerace-EinaCorp. "N.or A&P Shopping Cantar" 1217 Central Ave., HUUide RETIRED EXECUTWI •onnal General Instrument Corp, Bunilaeturer In imiU comfciKflt*. MfcliBL (Linden) H tj» wiUi crflilandcoUectloneiperltnce CLERK TYPBT • Usht atmo, PIP 2330 VAUXHALL RD. IJOrJMeCartar Highway Nawork TAFT CLEANERS ferpMtttmeiBrtineredlt dipirtmem SUPERMARKETS SUMMIT & ELIZABETH K 2/20 otllent opportunity •..lif_l growin»_ g firm UNION, N.J, An iquol Oppartynlry Employer of the maoml eompuij ln\i lc«.l 2S0MalnSt, TRUST CO. located In Kenif»ri!W rei DRIViR-SERVlCEREP MAN FOR CANDY & ICE offlee. Houri idjutled to Mtt ymt Information eall Mf, Frank quo l H I/SO coiwmlence. jB em Mrs, U ^JU \ *" * ' OpP»""" »> Employtr Ie*efil eareef poiitont «™O Ple 367 Springfield Aye., Summit 241-MN, STENOTYPIST CREAM PLANT, Durke, til 1M0 for appointment. J77.6200 KPfPUNCH oeparitora, Alpha numeric; Mlh alttMilhed aiBBniilill « » n i e « A • CLERK or fll U For ieftenl ofifie isrk. Also to pJi|iINlEJfi5 An Iqwal OppsiHinlly Imjlayaf ELEBkTYP^I r -relieve on t351r^khiB,ra.Wt ^11 12 monUis poiUUDh I A.M. to 1:1! Mf.Vlneai Sii-lMi, J/M litin. LlMni •mplo;ee Mndti, iSBM 01 Mam y. PERMANENT POSITION, P.M., Ml be^iflU, j *«l« nc». raBOrdimuit. rnUtaae- STOCK CLERK OR — -8SB lUliwiyJ1H lion. For ippt Call Union Ci.imty LAPI^ tun l« . ||0w*elUy si ALCAN METAL POWDERS wd mm adwneemem APPLY IN PERSON neiiwBl-HlifrftiBoL— — - M! LIKIOH AVE. UNIOK- Good warklna tandltlani. All McmiUIn Ave, SprinrilfldJJ.J. new line d home earme piWuebf , run.. 1 GRUNINGS TELLER TRAINEE AB eqjuU oppBrtunlt), eBpJojrei'. banaflll, UK hour watk, Call Sufaatanttsl illeii CBMnty "v. C kjng eondHlani, Ail CLERK ..TYPBT T?JiM0 Eifc K i/ 59So. Oraige Avs., So. Orangi Mill Sapala, 233-5930 Injl tank n«di o ItlUi for III bandlit, in hour w..k. Call Part, time, feli|Me, reapoiuible R i/io 1ABA eOVEHTW NEEVS W tam Rl/30 ADORESSOGRAPH ValiiBurg office. 37 hr, weak, Mln Sgpila, 233-5930. an 14 • IS p.r hour, put tUsa, excellent rrlnoa benlllti, in. ADDRESSOQRAPH MUUIQRAPH NURSING PERSONNEL' iiriBiiFrtnt i eiffll MAINTENANCE MAN HULTI GRAPH CORP. eluding 12 holldoyl. We preltr DRAFTSMEN RN'a.UPN'i and NURSES AIDIS M4-MM of FACTORY WORKERS Full Ihna ar part time to ktap 1130 Route «22 Mountain. Id. 1130 Routa #22 Mountalnilda CLtRK - TYPIST Xl/U prior e«nellincB but wll train Afli Equol Opporlunlly Employar Installment loan djpt. exporienenl Our continuous growth and , FULL TIMI - PART TIME Jl itm. or ewr, IJ.2S par hi. •hap clean ft do imoll r«polr An Equal Oppartinity Emplo ausliJIed BBplleoni, Ce|l iU- X 2/50 or tralnet, lull Um« po«ltlono, Irtnie aiponiion hoi fraatad lavaral Optnlnga all ihifti en our naw itortlng raia, proeiaiilira In. |obi In machlna ihap, Changa 5100, eKt. Hi for app!,, , brnvUts, wing, Bl'Cranford Haalth & crllltl, StaatV yaBr raynd am- 1 job voconclei far draftiman light bulbi ate, Plaaia tail Mr, 'An'Equal Opp«rtun(if Employ.r UNION CENTER NATU HANK with 1 to ] yaari drafting ai. Inlandad Cora Canlar In Cron. plsymml with ad»a(lMma(itsp. !00J Morris Avo. Union Typist Nardlilla Wfjntcd.Mcn S. Womon poiioncs. lorJ. Csnganlal working con- porhinillaa,. Relating •hjlta • 37M4S4 BILLER-TYPIST 6BO-9J0O Shift pralwmi, Ufa inayftnea An KQUII Opportunity Einptoycr dllloni, •ifillinl talsry, top Fui I & Part Time fcat-aan 9 A.kt.,1. 4=38 P.M. To vmrll In ««lra ilcp»rlnun', Llbtril K% Modim Bir>condit!an«d plant, b«nafiti, Phona 272-oM0, dlr- i pen.Ion plan, hnipltsHiallan MALE & FEMALE—FULL-TIME PIRMANINT POSITIONS', & madieal Inlyrancl, 10 paid K I/SO employcft txnoMta. •icallant fringi banfflti and •ctor of nyiiti, far appoint- OIVirJSIJMID DUTIES IN CLERK TYPIST ) holldayi 1 paid ?aiafiani. iolorlai and Individual growth mant, BUTINe OFFICI, MAINTENANCE ALCAN METAL POWDERS Opening In credit department. Willing potential. For oppolnlnnnlcall: Mult b» otl. IS rasd & writ. to tnln oejlnner, 3TT-1/1 tour witK X 2/27 COMPANY BENEFiTSIMCLUDE Engllah & do •Implai orllhniallc MECHANIC 901 LEIIK11 Ave. UNJOU AU employe* beneftu. |61. lu'atart, MR, MULLIN, 444.JS00 HOSPITAL-MEDICAL INSURANCE BAXTFR WARFIIOUSl, tail. All around mechanic with In- Jigh School An rqual opportunity t duetrlql BKpeTlance in machinv. 635 ltihwi) AVC. ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES Apply Paraonnal Dapl. 6ff7-15O0 691 Cantral ova,, repair, conveyor* 6^ furnocai. OPERATORS ALCAHMETAL POWDERS Rotatino ahtfl. axe banaflta Murray Hill, N,J, 901 LEHIGH AVE., ONION [EXPERIENCED ON ROTH-SCHLENGER, INC. lome paid by eompony.10 paid Iquol Opportunity Employer An equal opportunity emplewele holldaya. arads-GoThe SEWING MACHINtS) Rt.22,Union,N.J.(Opp.r lo(ihlp) X2/M XS/20 An equal opportunity employar DICTAPHONE OPERATOR ALCAN METAL POWDERS There's a beautiful, Terrlie opportunity for dictaphone Apply In perion C 2/20 FACTOiry - MISCELLANEOUS HELP 901 LEHIGH AVE., UNIOM operator for enperlcMed typist willlnc Figure Builder Foundations /Jl union bcnetlta, tncludlni paid holl- Anjqual oppartunlty nmploy#r 'rudential 10 bun. For appt. «U m3(JM Bit, I, | diva. Bint Croaa, ptnslon, vacati-^i, brand new building TCLiaK (3) alek lenve. aeadv employmait plua X3/20 1060 Commerce Ave,, Union, N.J Experienced ltl(h School f overtime. Apply 16iOW.EllukaiaV«>a_ Light steno htlpfal. moft liberal *kl- Linden . . X 2/70 MAN, paint or hardware experience going up in Summit EJBHUENCID in L beitilu. Blolocici] Co, Ip expuvunf L paint atore needa good Mfllbuni. m-UU. KJ/20 man; tteady advancement; aalaryopen, mnted ,«_ PABT-T1MF, eiml30-J10Operi CHJERAL HEJ.PEH frlnfe bcnefit*._Patil SevFTAnce L6on, '33 -FOR-HVAC-CONTBACTORr—•- *W—1—Bhowlnr LlaVa Uteat-jf»elryfaah BrBRMllTTyom| Inc., lI)<9Stuyveaantav<.IVtiian. A2/13 That's the way ofhundrods of High School • — ' Mork with (ull kll and color catili fut. ircurite t>-pln| iklilJ, needed in CALL 272-7371 And it means jobs for: EXECUTIVE IICRtTARY , call 3U-08D8 or «7B-M77, R itfl Linden lociUon, MR. W.OLI Grads now earning excellent pay at the Pru In .JAPLEWOOD' C»U for ipp't, 92V1MO. A3/13 X2/20 MATERIAL HANDLERS for »mall INQWliIiHOiO flRM netoi (Bfl Up* plant. No exparlmc* neceaaaryr will Newark working on CLERICAL, TYPING, "Ukl ehurte" vJorsnl tecrrUry. Sie REAL ESTATE [rain; fl-day »*elc, houra S to 4:30. One of the largest nwtat WOMEN GOOD . MAN OVER 40 lor abort mult type ,(ut mi Kcuritely, ulse trips vurroundlri( Union - Eeee*. Cpoufrinfe benrtlta. Apply ui peraon, KEYPUNCH AND STENO Jobs, or In dictation. Hie tM keep reMrflj, Is real eatate olflcea In the Short KUla vn $3'. per hour or more 725 Commerce ni., Linden. An equal area tiaa openlnge for an alert, at- in ipare tiAia, Man »e want fa vorth up to $16,S00 in COMPUTER OPERATIONS Starting salaries ,• call Mr. Knaii u Btrtholamcv y««r plui recular caali bonua. Air •opportunity employer, TYPIST/CLERKS tractlTe, trn>Ul[ent aaleswoman, Ei- 372-6119 t 243-9237 ( R2/M are good—flven better with keyboard skills. " "* liS-SOlB p«rtence preferred b\ not essential, R2/20 mail R.U, Dlclceraon.Prealdent.Soutli- congenial oulcswiltilrcmen- weftern Petroleum Corporation, Fort Worth, Tena 76101. ft 2/20 MACHINE OPFHATOR You may even quality lor our Special Salary Out new. Summit Service Center on the Moms Essex FILE CLERK ettabUahed eimln( potentUL EiTLR BLUES? t NifliU, aurtini rate to *3,00 Progression Program, which gives outstand- U6-2300 "K l/io Swln( Into mrinj in > orw eslUnf career with FASHION FROCKS fall or HIGH SCHOOL STODEVT per Turnpike is nesting completion. AFTER SCHOOL AND SATURDAYS RADIAL DRILL ing high school grads an exceptional starting part Urn*. Car necrBsary.'Nolnveat- PLANER mmLdelhrtrj or collet ant. BARBARA FOB COMPANY IN KENILWORTH. JJLANCKARD GRINDER salary, plus an opportunity for faster 1 SMYTHE, Are. Her.'tti^oWJ 6r~ 2*5.5955 ter-app<*itnnnl— - v - Ifyoo'd" hheto woik TnlMsome'slirrouiiffinp . 'cfoSe * New ihl(t opening 7 p-m, - U J7l-62»J. ' XJ/I3 • i" • R 3/13 National CompinyTTIberal ttnplojet *tSt ' to home, come in, visit with us, and find out what p.m., of Cronlord H»oi»t> & E«- fl tadv wor)t with cnrrrUme. . li o clerk who can typ« a we can ofter you. , Mnd«i Car* Center in Cranfard. YOUNG WOMAN martini and puJdn. Bsnefits Include a Tuition Refund Plan to Ijtlll bit oi wall ot function ai ahirU. Foil tlme..Miitlx attuly ana X2/& a'filing clarii. We ara NOT look- Phone 272-6660, (or appoint- dependiUe. Wll) train. Apply at Host enable you to learn while you earn. Paid Good atortino aolarlai •• eoit o( livino MAN drtye Ute model piaaenier tara Ing far a typl.t, but o lltlla ment. Drire-In Cleaners. Inc.. 418 E. EU»- MlcW[in ITC, Kenllinrtti. X 2/ZO tor intfl leaalnf. compuiy located In vacations. Numerous paid holidays And a bonua •• 2 n\arll Incraoiat ttia tint y.ar typing ability would ba dailr- X 2/20 brth ave., IJnleii, N,J, R 2/20 Unlai, Meal forretlredmaaormatured „ tHCallant banfeflt.progrom LATHE HANO8 - GENERAL RUN Or deoendaole peraon, UmlUar *im company cafeteria. What's more, Prudential asia, Musi ba a High School MACHINE PAJtTa OVERTTMEJPAID ffl«roj»lit»n Ner York or N™ Jerary J ** odvonctmtnt oppdrtvnttlai gnduett. Call Mr, W.J, Wiihart, SiCKETAKi - to »100 - No IM. Good HOLIDAYS, VACATION, pliOFrr trains you on the job, - , ^djlj, mplliinj iteno, dlVfrdfltd artJ, ^ill Mr. McKenna - 617.3)71. •maloymcni luptrvltw for. ap- SCARING. i duties-, Woodhfldft irri, Hoori »-5. y You get CENTAUR MACHINE, V> BROWN ; INTERVIEWS WILL BE CONDUCTED pointment. criinvetoo AVF,, OFF RT. M, SPRINGrlELC. Apply by attending nearby ' ,, 687-8300 NOLURED MILLEH AGENCY a little over *4 ORDERLIES weekend interviews at: FRIDAY, FEB. 21, 9 AM-4 PM GRAVER l6ft No, Union 'Ave, Ci MACHINISTS - GENEBAL RUN OF Opanlnol oil: ihlfll for aipar. Xva WATER CONDITIONING CO. MACHWE PARTS. OVEOTIML PAID [anc*d ordarllal. of Cronford Elizabeth DIKrlcl Olflce at oui Union Claims Office SECRETARY; knorleif(t of. simeo- HOLIDAYS, VACATION, PROFIT U.S, Hlahwoy_22,_Unlon, N.J Mt ti'O (lltlnieTeni Health t-E«land«d-Car> Can-- -712 Newrfc Avenue " — — An Equal Opportunity' Employar CENTAUR MACHINF, 4J BRCWN tar In, Cronford, Phona 272- Elizabeth, N.J. R I/M AVE OFF RT. 22, EpJU P.. 6660, for appointment. Date,: Fri,, Feb. 28, 1969—4 P.M. to B P,M, PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON you invest X2/M X 2/20 FULL Mil pirt Um( sjlej hdp (or SECRETARY" Sat.. March 1, 1969—9 A.M. to 2 P.M TOMR.DUVALU linen inj libric drpirttnint. 9:» . 6 KETTLE OCERATOF, mtttacul, for P. M.. S onled.Men & Worm ED 5 Merchondis I Londieoue Gardening 63 iPlumbino & Heating 75||Aporlmonn For R uni Public Notice TOP CRAOC SBtf 1AL BALI TWO GRAVE CEMETERY PLOT! NtWAIlK.WIlSllAlue PARK AREA HOMES NEEDED PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby liven that Peoi tables, plnf pong tablee, bumper RMEOALE MEMORIAL PARK , tfi SCREENiD TOi' SOIL 1 KDeffi luxur; ttp&runent aviilabli In UNION • iPIUUOFIELD - VKIMTV sealed proposals tor the sonatructlon ol pOOi, BIO. norm Driinaga Improvements, Nom*. NEW COMPANY SITUATED IN UNION LINDEN, 1400 CALL M5-JS U AFTER HUMUS • TOP PRESSING KITCHENS an* of Nfjv&rKs nji»t iddresias. Stm* w( hivt quallll.d buy.r. ».ltln| Kldpy MART, Route 1, Linden, 5 P.M. Kj/jO mb-mm s in Llvmi nm elivitor, ill twge MAX BEROTA RIAL ESTATE helm Brook Araa-mUMreoelvedbytiie 1 I/SO ' rooms, lit Mr, Orfihn, Mgr, II V«n EXCLUnVl BROKER Borough oi Mountainside at the Beech- HAS OPENINGS FOR. 4 PLOTS, « BURIALS BATHROOMS VnUor Plies M3.4S1I % a/30 «a Colarilil Ava,, Union MfcB3B wood hhooi, woodasres Drive, Mourn 100 TV SETS, IH lo tie, aim port- Roaedale t Unl»n Cemetery, Per- utiftslde. New Jersey on Tuesday, March •Men fulur TV, Ills, Motile TV Co , THE COMPLETE JOB 1), IMS it iibo p,m, at wtTltVi time petual earn. Will divide IIBO, p,r (JMION Ml 5prm(flelii ave,, N*w,rl< and 111 Blot, -I- and place they wU! be opened and read Main gL, Giil Oranjr,. Z 1/6 All your plumbing & he8Mg BUILDER WILL PAY TOP PRICI FOR aloud. 341.4791 K3/13 PQINT LIQUOR MART MO CHESTNUT ST., UNION, N.J, needs promptly attended to InUnionC'Barry" RUN DOWN k N1OLBCT1D HOMES. The work Includes the furnishing 10. PIKE BURL witaul dlnlni room ANY LOCATION, WRITE P.O. BOX 671, of Pom Drainage Improvements. Noma- • BOOKKEEPERS (AT FIVE POINT STOPPING CENTER) hegan Brook Area, will be reeelvid by set, Ur|t table, server t, china MU6.SM7 - FREE DELIVERS UNION NJ (CONFIDBNTIAL) XT/F closet, i erulri IKS, 42. Inch round Kitchens planned by Kit'i Ehtrlii'ifiili I COURT OF NEW JUSEY HEW CHANCFRY DIVISION UNION COUNTY Our brand new name DOCKt^1 fF-K7*8B COLONIAL SAVWOS AND LOAN AS- SOCIATION OF ROSELLE PARK, N.J., A CorrormtlonoltlnEUttolNrtJcrsty, PUlntUl, CHEVROLET JOSEPHINE V, MOSLEY LEF, ilK) knom w JOSEPHINE V. WALLACE, MMI JAMES O. LFE, her tnutarel, el i i CI\JlL*fACTBN EXECUTION - FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PREMISES Uy vlrtuo of U» «l»v»-it»t*l>jritoi entcutlon to mi dlrKted 1111111 tiposi [or Hit by puttie THidue. In Ui« Court HOUK, In th« Cltv st EUutxtli, N.J., on Widne^ ; ^ Broclous, sister of Ray High Mass of Re