Thursday, Jjjna V, -Judges luTstercoordinatod r HQMBOWNERSl for [rvjrigton s : post at UC goes Judge* have been announced for the State GET UP TO 10,0Q0 Outdoor Art' Show'to be held in Irvlngton from in case or at June ^€fe«ss Nighf 9:30 u »>. to 6 p.m. Sunday. {Jain date is June - - •.' .CALL FRAW CUPKLA -rununm."" to Mrs, Krementz ': call •'.' . _, ... ,». ... ,;._-. _ ^ ..Union College will recognize'outstanding . the College ,ahd the community, will be 18. Burbara Guggenheim, and- Ray Ellis., will NO FEES NO CLOSING CQSTS The appointment ofJWrs. WaTtidirr Krefflefflz _menibers of its 1972 'grTduattng class' at 'frs—awarded at-0tass NightasTveihas scholarships select tjie winners in oils, watercolors, mixed W1400 for Police Doparlriient of Short Hills as-nuTsTRg-coordinator for Union:Z^mma\ class Night ceremonies on Kriday fro" m industrial, civic and• colleg- e sources. ' . media, graphics andTculptureT" NO MIDDEN CHARGES or First'Aid Squad ..College was ann.pune.fed (his week by Dr, evening. June 9, il was announced this week by ThoUwu. top awards, the Aluiiinl. Valedic- — The show will be held at Civic Square (bet- Kenneth W.fversen,. president; J. Harrison Morson, dean of.studeilts^ • torian .Priise and the Post-Day Award to. the' ween Springfield and Clinton.avenues), which . «u'f»J «"»• rA«i«n in n U«portmont Mrs. Kremenlz is a graduate of the! Charles S. Academic awards, service ke"ysT and graduate .who. best exemplifies the ideals of has been renamed "Art Mall" for the day. ™Li*£W« "I IndividualInd ™..«m- BENEFICIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY ' 376-6440 for 'hot lino' .A»m« «/1*« ( 67081 -Wilson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, scholarships will be presented to the students' •" tJnloirCollege.wlll bo reserved for presen- Miss •Guggenheim. Is chairman of .the art' OF NEW JERSEY -ortdrug problems" Johnson City, N. V., and holds a bachelor of as Informal farewells are exchanged before the; tation at the commencement exercises. department at Bloomfield College and"a lec- ^IZrth the I lUNO.WOODAVB. LINOBN.NJ. science degree in nursing education and the commencement axerciscs Hhe* nexj. morning, v- Richard Wusthoff of Edison, president of the turer at (he Whitney Museum. EHIiThas woq Published Cv«ry Thursday by Trwo<» Publishing Carp. teaching of sciences_frpm Teachers College, Saturday„...., Jun_e 10._ . Day Session Student Council, and Frank manmanyy- awards and has had several one-man you ,„ ,., „„ ,„ iU idea SgCONDARY MORTGAGE LOANS 41 Mountain ava., SprlnffMd, N.J. Ant^iilo=of=CTanfordr~presid6nt~ot—rhT paper, metal,' gtat., d organic SPRINGFIELD. N J.. THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1972 1 TTufsing admlhislration from Ne.w-r York Campus Center Ihreatre at the Cranford , Evening~Student Council, will preside at the an P.O. Box if, Springfield, N.J. 07081 Secnid Clan RENT THE ROOMwIthaWant Ad; Only calegnriet . epmn 1/ you ran't ret ell ol Springfield, hV University. ... • Campusof Union College, beginning at 7 p.m. A !, Class Night program...... >-^ . -yuMoU 20) Call A84-7700. , the material! rtrrrlmTiune, II will PLEAS r DRIVE S A F ELX i-In.her new-post, Mrs, Krementz will coor- commencement rehearsal will.-follow af- J't K'-xl practice for a later dale. dlnate the three-year cooperative nursing terwards. , . • <• X program offered jointly by Union College-anar A«ung- opi pensiori transfer Edward N. Stiso Jr. and Robert Wasserman pbrtunity to earn associato in science degrees won Republican nominations-""to run for I. SamuelrDemoctatic-cahdidate fqr_ BONELESS RUMP Wt i diploma awardcdrbjrthc participating Schools "Congress in the 12th CongresslonaT'Olstflct, -,, -.. image »i/i-vuie margin over of Nursing. . ~- '•'• •"' —Z sald-thls week he would, Ifclected, introduce nt Tno nnrrnH nnoSS RIB PRICED HIOHEB LONDON BROIL Leonard Zucker and J. Scott Donlngton. At the _ The program was established this-fall to -legislation to allow, people. to transtct. ac- game time, a-slate of county committeemen cumulated retirement benefits after three and women backing Stiso and Waaserman, and meet the need for greater numbers-of highly headed by Angelo (Duke) Menza, municipal' . trained professional nurses, Dr. Iyersen cxj .years of employment. .'»>... i a job "only to insure SWEET OR HOI OOVT INSP. GOP-chairrnanrtDOk fitmcbnfrprpf th«VJ)arty AUMEAT v- organization. ' "—' " - '", *riN CHICKEN About 20 percent, of the towtf's 10,000 registered voters took part. .. -' Highlight on the, Democratic side of .'the individual and bad for the 'economy. Peoplir~ balloting was~a 500-vote lead in Springfield for who would be happier changing jobs become : P%& national convention delegates pledged to Sen.. ?fiil_:M_l frustrated-and are not likely to"db=lheir-best . George McGovern over a slate backing Sen. - • """ '" work. If pensions werotransferable; Hubert I). Humphrey.. -~~zrz". dissatisfied employees would be free to seek Former Springfield Mayor NaJJitokesras, a GOV'T INSPECTED more satisfactory jobs." . • ;.:-' " ; GOVT INSPECTED Candidate^for-the-Union-Gbunty-Board "of 'PanJJaby, candidatojfor the Dcmpcratjc_. CHICKEN BREAST Freeholders, was high man on the Democrattr "nomination for U.S. Senate, today announced .—»Relieving_ernproyeSs"of unnecessary con: CHICKEN LEG cerfi about their ffnaiicIaTsecurity so thatthey USDA CHOICE ticket. State Sen^ Matthew J. Rinaldo, now a that Eugene Campbell wiirserve as" a state - TWO OUYS ribminee-fbr-eorigress, ]ed all Republicans. coordinfitor for his campaign in Union County. could find' satisfactory jobs would decrease— TOP ROUND STEAK frustration and enabje them to do a better job, SLICED BACON -.._J[n.M>ejG.OE-Contesl for Township Committee, Theprimary^eleotipn will be held on .)Vinc 6'. 1 This, would benefit both the employers and the USDA CHOICE— :—— • PORK-SHOULDER nominations, Stiso led Zucker for a three-year •. In announcing Campbell's appointment as~n'~ .Concentration Is-keynoie'for athlefes of Girls' Softball Leagues; - from feft, Donna Williams, Amy Schleln^tind Stephanie PrIncejnjphptos by Jim Adams: economy in general..'.—.. . '-:.. — TOP SIRLOIN STEAK SMOKED PICNIC . term, 946 to 778, in art unofficial tally Including coordinator, Gaby said he was "proud to have flllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllUUIIIIlilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllt 1 : ; == ; absentee ballots. Wassmnan mlKtil Donlngton" tho support and confidence" otAimpbcll, wllo^: SamueLwenton.to.say-thaUarji>b-should-be USDA CHOICE ~. PlYMOUTH ROCK! !- iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiinuiiiiiiiiumiluuiuiiiiiiiiiinii ! --~— -^ '- --- ' '- — — • ~~ - -•••••- ~""= •'•—- •• •-—-— ' more than a way of earning a living. "All laws r, to run for a one-year uiiexplrea term, 883 votes brlng's much political experlence-and human LONDON BROIL LONG JOHN FRANKS Jo 847, Arthur. H. Buehrer received 1,024 votes warmth-to our effort." CampbelHs running as and practices which tend to freeze people Into -unsatisfactory^ jobs^rshould,_beilJcar. USDA'CHOICE BONELESS SWJFT PREMIUM Time to-app/y as Republican nominee for township clerk,' with a delegate forrHubert Humplirey jn.Union. no opposition. reeviiliialed."~ ~~"T -•'-•' . •• . ••• • SHOULDER STEAK ALL MEAT FRANKS o opposition. -..—— USDA CHOICE _ ' town All-otherTigures are btiUi unofficial and in- HYGRADE'S «^»yp complete, because electionworkers turned ma SWISS STEAK BALLPARK FRANKS !=SprtngfieJ4r-Re^reatlpn Depart- UC?I5 blank taUy sheet for the 13th District.-* court lime to.sign it this week announced that It Is still at meeting of Regional Di -r, '-orde—r i—.s needej »*«*.d ^tdoj« ..#» nui cth loue Votinr UIBITICI.'/a machinV COe anU d ucccptlng registrations for the municipal J - Order is needed loosen the voting machine a By ALLAN GOKDSTBIN r . determine the.figures there. - - for[Ttoop- pool. However,, when the maximum Almost 50 high school students, requesting . information officer for the-district was hired-" ai*iw at the prospective employment, of Alan . . • approva•••.- ••- l "Capacity (5.800 "members} has- been oyeii the strong-objections of, board meniBer.-,'• Isficson to, assume-the public lnfon»iatlo DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES for local reached, the' regJHfrjitlon will close, and I: smoking privileges in district schools,swelled —.,-„-..,•>.,>,. OH..I.BW.,-IU. —- . - y posmon at;C'salary of'$10,800. Isacson* OffictBl notification has been received.from SALE Registration will begin on Sonya Dorsky of Springfield. — - . ' '/' position~at:a"salary of^ $10,800. offiqe are Arthur Kesselhaut, for the three-year .anyone-wishing to join' should do HO the audience at the monthly meeting of Jhe , ,_ThThe smoking iissue , whichihh hha s bbee n a prjm/—graduatmegraduate of the State UniversitUniity of New YP- tv°t- the New Jersey Housing .Finance Authority -Saturday; June^lO, for the 1972 CALIFORNIA— -_ -_-•....__r.;^. 7 Jena,. 709 votes: F. Donald Clanoy> an-Jni • SCHOOL SUPPLIES. without delay, the Hnnoiincemcnt added. Regional High School District Board-^of -topic at board meetings forjhe past-several Oswego and holds, an M.A. degree trom that the Leone Tract which has been proposed cumbent seeking the one-year unexpired term, summer season of the Wat-. Education" to 90 people In Deerfield School, -months, gofanother yocaJjjring^Smok&filled-^yracuje^^niversu^T^He^^Uc^^^^ ~Fy the Springfield Senior Citizen- Housing : CHOC, SYRUP Bathroom Tissue ICEBERG LETTUCE Applications may he obtained at the r 660, and Doris Ruff, for-township clerk, 682X chung' Junior Troop at the • HERSHEY- WSH CAIIFOKNIA .*.Mountainside,:on Tw^y^niiM^^-^^.^^-^;!av8tdries,-su8pensi6hs-frpm-'schbTan dr Falke'nheirn7who resigned this winter. Committee.-as site, for a medium-income «CRAFT MATERIALS» |-Watcliung Stable _iii^the- riccre.itlon DepnrtTncnt'. office In -the Springfield Republicans usually outnumber LEMONS SarahBailey Civic Center, Church Mall,§ -In- oth.e_.major^/devdopmetrtsr'Frederick stodents^ caught smoking and the-present?" Mrs. Dorsky said, "I!m_opposed to. this housing unit has been given preliminary ap- The-Democrats on primary day, and this year _Watchung*. Reservation,•'. , Aho, principal of Gov. Livingston Regional, 1 proval, according to. the Rev. James Dewart, any weekday from S:.1I).to 1:30. ' ' " " '"' ~ " _sm"okihg regulations were the most often • - position because it served only thcbesT interest -the interest in the ..hotly contested battle for -•STATIONARY JTEMS*— operated bythe ynion County 1 -High'School, Berkeley Heights/announced his chairman of the committee. Announcement Poof membership badges <:nn be discussed factors. . ^nf-*h« hnoffi owri-*u~-«-*—^i-i~*—*i— »*- - • control of~the~tocatGOP organization ap- CLOTHING,(lncl..Snwkirs) ft SUNDAY GIFT ITEMS : Park Commls^ig(i' FROZEN FOOD DIPT. retirement In a letter to the board and a public 1 f the board and the-administrntion. It'm'akes was. made at Ihe regular meeting of the "com-"'. pickedupjit the recreation office at the __.. The students, mostly from Gov. Livingston parently -outweighed Democratic interest In CAMPBELL'S SOUP them lookgood. We can.'t afford the luxury fur a~ -rnittee at the Municipal Building last Monday We can supply book: lor oil summer _H£giatEaUQn_.wifl be at the PEANUT BUTTER same hours, start|nR on Monday. • • ' and Jonathan Dayton,'Springfield, agreed on job that can be done in. the school'district. A :i5elMtlnirffTsresld6ntial candidate.;.. Raadlngv from Elorrwntarv School, thru SKIPPY jfcwCKEN- • several major points: Lavatories in the schools eVeriing. " „• • \ ' •.-•.'•'. College, Including Text Books stable office from 0 a.rh. to-. iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiii 1 public relations man should -be-on Madison_ . '„There was no indication of any great effect NOODLE Baltusrol plans -are..filled with smoke from students smoking avenue. I can't think of any way that this will Eastor Dewart stated .that preliminary ap- from' the recent court ruling on crossovers ' noon and from 1 :':S0 to 4 p.m. proval mean? that the site will be acceptable as weekdays_andj-!jslutdaysjintil_ illegally causing unhealthy conditions, benefit a student." ' • which permitted voters to switch from- one , teachers^are' forced-To' patrol lavatories and- long as certain conditions arermetr-guchTnr HOOK AM I'l'l V STOHI- llrl eonfplftfe. .. Township fo hotrse for Waytir's golf Support for Isacson was voiced by Dr. Minor v — — _••• «.wnujuyiia oiv- mct7~SUCll aft pflrw' JflS* ' y£8l . 10 dllOUltl iiii tills yvixi h NEWARK STATE COLLEGE stairwells to catch offenders and suspensions C~.- ••.K.. uv..Joneos uiof.. muuiiiainsiaeMountainside: "m"the joub isis a. acceptance of plans by the Planning'Board, of primary. .,...''. ~The-14th-annual Springfield ^Mayor's Golf .-' are unnecessarily^ severe -for-a' practice; Jhat -' tremendoutremendous burdeburden and shoulhldd be handliflTiyl.hdlia"b . Springfield and adequate transportation, . '' -In the-contesuj-rfor-GOP^countv committee MORRIS AVENUE":•-\.ZZS. PORK ROLL CREAM PIES ">--• •""' •- -t -" • Baitusrol-Golf Club on .^manystuderitsdon't consider a crime!1 —^— professional r"~and~Ekhvin~Llttlgr"Ba*keley .among' others. -The conimittee and its_" an aptitude, test before they RICH'S ALL WHITE MIAT students . posts^the slate.backed by Stiso,"[Wasserman •_ 07083 tare permitted to ride horses For-th. H _• NEWI BRIGHT & EARLY- comrnitlee" from" . various' j "business studentiFare being suspended.: Many..paients.. TOPPING _^ IMITATION ORANGEJUICB . JMembers of thej»mmlttecrare' ' are opposed to smoking and we must hear their '"- **LPaIma7'Marty Bachrach, side of the argument top." The several parents recr&ation staffer whoTfpoke on-this issue wetcdivlded in trjeir Lillian Johnson, program coordinator.'for-tho 49 opinions. & • started by AmeTlcan expatriates working in an Springfield Recreation -Department, will bu ^AaUa-tbB niatont <,tu,,,Hera^---JUuiaUjailLwhethernntationgof^stUdenfe •,hflnnred^at-a^testlnu)nial-~..»»™-,,B" mrm -"-""""'• BmbuHmcc corps-during-World-VVar-lrlirlOTir;—^Zni~iD ni.r«vr-*«-«u~\L.^T***"' ,. auspem eOT = 1 SpringfieloT~ ™™PP «'2C"'^ e on W¥ ±^K&~iM^^~^:J~&£S23'dL.jMlie th^rganlzaiionwapoVlvea^en^upportto S^S^" ^^ SgWB^^yJIjMHip^^ 22. Mrs. JohnsSnTnd her famil ..(Contlmied on)jiaoe~2tf ^aobgrlrWeltchek will be honori5

BUITOMLSPAGHETTI >iii.inoat iiKBBMHrmnrin in 'h? noict*niD'rthT~ LAR^DONUTS •% A complete change-fir-the uniform of - the In his letter of TeSlgimttbrf, Ahosaid-that his TWIHPACK~~ Springfield Police Department became ef- last-day on .the job would'be July 31. Tic reportedly is acceptinga position as principal Tlist'n- I)ou);la.'v Integrity. Wlirn we irocnidi- POTATO / HOUS*WARES DIPT. ' fective last .week,. The traditional"police blue Strawberry reigns tion a us(;il-clir wo (,'n through" it from tiip'tn ', uniform became a thing of the past for regular in another school system. • . botlnm, insiilcanil out, We pay ntlc-ntinn tn __jBiembers of the Police Department, Patrolman .Mrs^Dorsky's-vehement opposition was nil the (li'litils thiil imiy auniiyyo.li later. Ami VllUABU (OUPONUrL V«IU>BU COUPON prfrrf: A r .thien-^w*'—lOl)*-^—tfunraiiti:!''-. it tlu* ItiiujjlaK __E-3__E3 EgprtErivtiuABU and sergeants a6P Wear' a fitted two-tono •-at-fefe Saturday Toward th« purehdt* ol Toward th« POLICE Wny. Whichis why \vr fjt'll Ho many used cars.'. Toward t|f« purchai* of.^ "^ttt jacket, cadet blue with navy blue 'trim, and The annual I strawlberry festival of the UPTON POIV BAG HUNT'S »»°' COMET CLEANSER W ,_, navy'blue trousers .with a cadet blue stripe. SpringfleldP'reBbyteriaa Church Will be held In; CLIP . Kir | BATHROOM BUNDIE 4-rK.i_ ' The uniform hat hns been replaced with, a rwp. OF -..ICiD TEA-MIX MANWlCHOR LJU Business-list the parking lot behind the Presbyterian parish 10/1.75 OZ. *c 6 oi ' •-. mi military style "Pershlng" CBP, also in two-tonei house 87 Church Mall,.Saturday from 11 a.m. GOOD ONLY AT TWO OUYS BAR B-'Q MANWICH \\\\ I WITH COUPON LU r THESE OOOD ONLY AT TWQ tniVS UU The,uniform was designed by Sgt. Richard E, lo 4 p.m... ' Oiia tBUpoH pti Sprlqgfl*ld Pollc* Although new' listings will appear from. OPBKI DA'ILY fiM A.M., 'HI 10 P.M. . Wt raiatva tha right to limit qudntltlai. * 1 ^ SUNDAYS U>JV»/'«L« •"•**• Dayton High School Band, whlehwas rained Dapdrtment, . or«" wearing . n»w time to time, thoae Interested In having ITM^^i" ^'SPf'ngn.old.tenants'will bo . ... _^ .,.-...-.-.-^j^^naBBBBj^ Slidutil'jjAii imrt-lutai n iw.nnil >II, iilimi ilu.t ml, U,,II inll^yiuiYv m, rjtrmlvil'pitihinU, • 1 /UH) (EflUfA' ;'• ,, Not r'aiponalbla for typographical arran, | POOD SUriNMAffHllfS •J»OR SALES'ALLflWaW *** LAW ,out this,weekend, has been rescheduled for uniform* nlgn|lght«d hy_thi»_pfltch_lt their business firms represented ort this 22 af Morris Aye. Prleai •((•cllva thru Sat Juna^S, 1972 "* U%%£% W^tuTenuc PknsTr'he BOUGHED UNDER - Sunday.'. K^vy wlnd.torm uprooted thl.tr-.onta.h. rTm. of ' ' •.'"..' UNION Sunday from 7 to 8; 16 p,m. on."the front lawn of ' synifaolizvs' th» pol k«' • d»partm«nt'», page can obtain full Information by 1 . •. - . the high school or in the auditorium In case of s«rvlc« and t|t« colonial rairltag* of calling, the Lesder office at OHfl-7700. rain. ' , . the, townahlp.^. ' • p^sid^tTthe Mount.l.rView Gardens ™P°r»-d dv.llOht, and th.r. w^, qo ln|url.,. Th. tr~ wo. r-mov.d Irom-lta p-rch . llllllllllllllHifinitillllllUIIUUIIIIUuUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Tenants Association^, . . °*°P •"• »unroo.m roof on Monday. , , -' ' ' *'

'•» • I : : •.-•.: '•)•"•• "•".'. .. - -.' • ••••••:•,•••:••' •" • ' •••••'-•• 7J2tTbur«ddyrJ 1972-5PJllNGHBfcb, LEADER 'qt roads Nine accidejnts Saturday, r-&r The ' Springfield Sive Our Env €»nim|tw |». muuwaflfil , are reported by "glass-in" will'be held In the Jonathan Dayton 'en boys from Springfield's Florence Milltown road at the Union line; Morris avenue Regional High School-parting lot on Saturday, i \ Gaudineer School embarked; on an unusual at the Union boundary; Shunpike road at the June 17, from 8;30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Member* of .'. community ^project this year under, the Summit line; and Mountain avenue, and S. '»».l a u r township police the Dayton Regional Band-will atiiat in the .' direction j^Jlob$rJLSeDkQwsky,_lfiachei!-,ot Springfield avenue, botli near Rt: 22. --. ~ work and share In the proceed*., . ~ ': industrial arts^at the school, Ihey completed Former Mayor- Nat Stokes-.endorsed the The'majority of traffic, accidents reported by ' S»(*f )•'} ' "The'committee also announced that the JiVe large, free-standing black and white signs," project. Muriel Craner, chairman of the the SpringfleId_Pp)ice Department last week constructed of exterior plywood, white pine, r collection date of June 24, given In the June 1 Beautifiestion Committee,** arranged for in- - occulted in mishaps at intersections. .'issue of the Leader, was changed to June 17 'and redwood, fastened, -by bandlrona ..and stallation of the signs and will further arrange . Pour accidents took place on the last day in because of "unavoidable circumstances." • suspended in thcsame way. • • • , •—.—,to have plantings.around.each sign. . . aayrPolico said Frances.Frahkof 81 Mapes The-committee announced that 12 ton«-of Judge Henry McMulIen of the Historical George Benson, teacher of art and ave., Springfield, was traveling easl-on newspaper and M tons of glass were-coUected - Society confirmed the^date-to be used on the humanities at the school, assisted Senklowsky. - Shiinpike road when her car collided in the' by the town last month. A spokesmattsald, "It'" signs, and the legends of each bear the message The boys who donated many hours of-thejr - Shunpike-Mountainview road intersection with Is interesting to note that one tree is saved for "Welcome to Springfield, Established 16827^ own time to make this' project possible are John a vehicle driven by Lawrence Zeller of 20 Briar every 200 pounds of recycled newspapers, . Theprinting, in black, is flanked on either side Kelly; Tom •Wisnewski, Steve- Clarke, Mike Hills circle, Springfield, who was making a, which lends Itself to the goal of protecting our by raisSd cutout figures of Minutemen. Miller; Chris Holme, George RawlinSjFUchard right turn from Mountainview .onto Shunpike. . environment r15-^1—--— .-.•._-'-. — The signs have been installed by the road Roberts, John Smith, Bob Erskine antfAValter Also, all citizens were reminded that department on five access roads to Springfield: Harm. An accident took place on Mountain avenue when a police reported a car driven by Halvord newspapers should be tied in bundles for~eu!er Bent of Plainfielthvarhlt by a vehicle driven by handling. ."":__._,- ~ ."..._„•'.-_' Richard Ritter of 16 Cresce'ntrdr; Springfield— as Ritter was attempting to make a right turn AMEHiCANTANWRSOCIETY" Into a parking lot. ~ ^^Ti 1.400.000 AMERICANS ABE CURED Of CAJjCEW ' DR. MARTIN MJCNKIN Police said-an accident occurred, at the in- !3JK tersection of Morris avenue and WasHihgtori _GONNA WASH THOSE CARS w Members of "the Jonathan . motorists come clean at a car wasrThsId to raise funds for 11 d tP avenue wherfa'car driven by Catherine Wendel _ Daytorr Regional High School. Band last week helped local _ OFFICJAL WELCOME — PosingJ.wlth one of-.the. greeting slgns'thoy mode at,.triB ww_~_ ofShort Hills', traveling east oh Morris, collided college scholarships for band alumni. • •' '. ' 'HJiiiiiiliMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiuiiiiiii . Florence Gaudineer School are, from left, Dale.NIMolo, Chris Holme, John Smith, ri is t :;T O FOR SERVICE—the Springfield Volunteer Fire Dopariment.received the with a vehicle driven by John Tambur of —^- r^ '.'"_..,-.• (Photo by MarcMerrlll)" Walter Harm (front), Tom Wisnlewski, Robert Erskine, Michael Miller, icoft Irvington who was attempting to makea left THIS WEEK'S HEALTH NEWfr 7. annual community service award from the Springfield Chapter of Unlco at the Thompson and teacher Robert Renkowsky. . '' I'v- of medical college 1 •- chapter's, recent annual dinner at. tr>e.Mountains.ld_e Inn. Shown are, from left, turn onto Morris from Washington avenue. , lllllllllll r ; ' ' WINSTON-SALEMrN.C.-Martin Menkin ."" Joseph DjPalma.ijnlco president, Fire Chief Robert Day'on'cr Jphn Brenner,'vice- A car owned by Jeffrey Brown of Parsippany Kurtz idrr.s3.A. : of Springfield, NX, has received a doctor of' r •— president of~the volunteer Jlremen. ._-l_. ' • r^ ." " , medicine degree from the Bowman Gray was hit and slammed into a fire hydrant by a ~ Accerding ~t° a'uthoritles,_ypur basal Sale ready . car^driven by Paul rievitajOf-114 Redwood rd.. metabolism rate has a lot to^dojvitb~ •.__School:oLMedicine_of-WakeJEorest University— College fpal nr hnw nlhwly your bod^y ~— He-was one~of~61 members of the Bowman- on. the the* oncoming' JJarryJturtz of sTMorris ave., Springfield,—j occur. This rate -can be » "n^> "f-lfift Rtiitots whff received bac- hit;: "~" " "~ n computed in order to tell if your growth p Bargains will j>ack the :1iA ^ calaureate degrees at the Curry College" jnd energy-irtiHzatiori.'. are . normal." ~Forest Univeratty^campus—Rep—Gerald-fly —Last Thursday, Louis: Maddelena-of Linden ml UJ ..downstairs -area " nf - the " '-"— —*"—' -tabolism rate.is" SummiL_XW-CA oh Wed- •Ford (R-Micli,) delivered the~commencement was stopped In tnR-ltns-rif^traffic on s. •' • Kortz was awarded a degree In-buslneBst- "slightly higher in males than in females ; receiye degrees .address. ,;'T: " ~' ~'~- r~SpTlngp8ia"avenU£arUie"lrilersecHbri'bf'Meisel admlnlstration at the Milton, Mass, school. . - j Two"SprihgflelA Residents' have ""received—-.' At a recent meeting of the Temple Beth Ahm, nesday, June 21,-Mr the an- although it decreases with tliiie. Mental" .their bachelor of arts degrees from the^ollege -Springfield, Chapter of United Synagogue' n u-a-l——•'/ uird - r a rsj n g r-Recipients of ihe M.D_degrees made-Up.the_avenue. Her.car was hit in the rear by-a-yehiqle_ Honorary degrees were cohferredon Arland .activity, however^dfles not' seem to Tltrgest graduating dass in the history ofTFe^ driven 'by Kathleen Drogah -pf-RoselleT-pbUoe-. F. CjiHskJaner,..president" of the. College • fit Emporia in Emporla, Kansas. .. '•• J Youth,-mej^awaj^s_jveTe_giyjn_tQ_Dlane». :r,hoUBecJeanihgTsalf1[ol)e held have much effect on the rate. An hour of between 10 a m. and 5 p.m. sai(l -Entrance—Examlnjltion Board, Wr-Qeorge- ==«-"Robert-FrTanne, somif'MrranfJ"Mrs7"Saul SpiegeFfer a: trip to East Europe and tp Renee ; . Qowman GraySchool of Medicine. The medical - — — -' j intense mental effort uses up_en&gy Household articles of all actoprhaTexpandebTils^facnrties, its teaching."r- on the same;day, an accidenLtpok .place at _.. Kennedy, Florida Industrialist, and Drr J. 1 jTanne, 13 Woodside rd., majored incJiemi^try__JKlejnrnan and Florence Herman for -Israel which can be replaced by a half of a 'and biology. He's a graduate of Cartfcrel High pilgrimages. kinds—china,--glassware, --_-.|Jr<>grams-and-its enrollment and; now is Ihe' intersection of Mouhtain avenue and ,. WendelUfeo.jrofessor-of-educatiQn-^t^Boston— "peanut !~7.'I~. Z!_ _=•.-.! ;. _l(it<:ln»n iitpnsils, JampX^nd rbaching new levels of educational service, Henshaw avenue. Police said Alan Rhe'a of 21 University- ^. —-- •; "'School, Carl Booth^^son of Mr. and Mrs. The USY chapter has initiated thip program JFrederic.Relbcrt, 138 Bryant-ave., majored in SIGN OF JHE TIMES — Adrrilrlng new sign posted at Mllltown road entrance'to picture frames, linens, toys, i^enkln, who holds a B.A. degree from Drew Essex",rd., Springfield, was travelirig ori to enable members of the group to participate v ; -•drama and English. He's a graduate of ... Sprlngflold are, fromjeft, township Com.mitteeman FrDpnald Clqncyand Muriel • vases, pottery—will bfi_on_sale Oriiyersity, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jqseph G. —Mountain when his car collid£diwitb;alviefiicle Remember , call us for the (illing"Df all -1 in summer programs and. conventions.J>y Fajinmg/JHea!ey__ _ — ^Jonathan Dayton Regional -=helpingiHo defray their cdsS. The nionjes are • Croner ond Sandrn1 Ghrwln of ihe town's beoutHlcdtlon rommittun.. ^_— • for.bargain hunters. Art an- Jeftjdn. He ig*marrled to the, former Julia driven by Laurie Strum of 17 Avon your prescriptions, for TasC reliable"'"' _Uques_and_coIlectibles-table -, " Highland-ParkHHe-wilhzbEginrn_ , r Springfield'; who was. traveling north _.. service_,, . phon, e PARK DRUGS,.228-1 ' raised mainly by the efforts of the USY chapter .itself.. will attract those interested in tjffifthip training July 1 aLthe UniversUy-of-7 'Mountain and attempting to make a left turn Morris Ave.,'Springfield. (In ilje~Gineral- 1 to get law degrees Winners are judged by merit alone and not on elderly things,, and there will Affiliated Hospitals in Florida;—r~- iriUTHerishawT Greene Shopping Center). Phone 37?" BOr LISSNER'S Methodists plan- VasseJD sWbrn in be. a section with hats, hand- Two Springfield residents will receive financial need, Further awards; will be made La8t Friday.a-vehicle-ariven by Margaret 4942. FREE DELIVERY. .,.- -' bags and jewelry. , degrees Sunday when Seton Hall School of Law periodically. ' Donations to the sale,' —Gadson—of—Vauxhall was .stopped-at-,the . has commencement ceremonies on, its South Open daily 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Sat,; SPRINGFIELD At the same meetingTHe~following new.of- park picnicking as lieutenahtirrAF ens at churcten —Springfield-avenue-cut=off"waiting to go on to Orange campus at "2 p.m. Former—Supreme—| flcers;of the chapter were installed: president, l^embera of Springfield Emanuel United __johh Sfass?lli; of--Sprmgfield has been -report-Mrs. Robert-Bowditch Morris avenuo when police said her car was C6urt_. Justice Tom Clark will address-the BABY NEEDS to SURGICAtrSUPPLIES IrwinKotler; religious affairs vice-president. and Mrs. Theodore Nelson, co- y Methodist Church, Church. Mall at Academy—-designated as, a distinguished graduate of chairmen, will be welcome up struckirr therear by a vehicle driven byTessle students and receive an honorary degree. • .•;. PRINCE GARDNER-WAECETS-TT PHflRHACY Esther' Salsitz; fund-raising vice-president, /Green,,will.take-parWn-a-picnicat Nomahegan Newark College give SCD'tea HARTFORD GRADUATES — The University.of Hartford (Conn.) hold Its 15th annual x of Engineeringjs-AFROTC to'Monday, June 19. Spring Diakos of.Summit. •- •.-:- . - . • Earning degrees are Edward J.fanning, 47- -RUSSELL STOVER AND BARTON'S;! f"—TVIan ~Bamberger " ' ; social' ", and'"'" membershi' p Park, Cranford, on Saturday from: 10 a.m. to 7 commencement exercises on May's?. Susan E. Lanes, right, of 205 Hawthorne ave.; CANDIES ... HALLMARK CARDS ... program .._^ housecleaners were urged to ' In honor of theSenior Citizens organization of Another intersection-mishap occurred on the S. Maple_ave.;_ and Richard F. JHealey, 87 -"!=^«ice-president,-, Elyse .Dector;- publicity p.m. The picnic, sponsored by the Women's " and Diane B. Slater of 20 Warwick circle,; both of Springfield, recoiyedjiqchetor of PANASONIC RADiqS ... EXCLUSIVE Mission Circle, involves the entire church. Vasselli was among 4s members of NCE's drop off items, with the ex- Springfield, the Young Teens of the Antioch same day._Burton Gimelstob of 34 Tree Top dr., Severna _ave. Both receive-the. juris doctor secretary,"Mitchell Kotler, and presidential ception of books, clothjng~~and T«pHBT~Chuych will present a tea-entitled, _ science In education degrees, Both-MIss Lanes and Miss-Slater molored In FRAGRANCE COSMETICS,. .SUCH . AS J ' Plans for the day include games :for older, 1972 class who were sworn into_the ,Air_Force Springfield, was traveling east on Highland degree. The Law School will-confer 1B9 lit || rhiw 1 M aide; Alysa Dortort. • , /' •• • large furnitutfi, at the YWCA *'SCPL" (Senior Citizens'. Day) on Sunday at;4 elementary educationi at the University '^College of Education. ; • members under the direction oIlQne.Lombardi . reccntfy irf8'Cei'ernony"wliicffmarked the 23rd avenue when his car was involved in a diplomas Sunday. . —: ~~. annual commissioning-from NCE. ThS'TlewC or, to call-273-4242 for pjek-up; p.m. ^^ •'• ' —•-•—-—-- — :'and a softball game supervised by. the. Youth. colilsibfT" "with a vehicle driven by Louis second lieutenants join more' than 900 other Air .. : Particlpatuig in the program will be the Paclficb of 47-Linden ave., Springfield, who had bAt~1\S(~\r \~\/~\f\fC Fellowship, other games have been planned by teens, along with all other members of the. just-proceeded out of Tree Top avenue police • / _ lJ'-'^''VO Escbjfier recerives the Mission Circlerlncludihg-anegg-throwing- To Publicity Choirmen: - reported.-;•.•-•••-•;.- 7— .___.--..-__ contest. . • i the college's7AFROTC program. Would you like somo'hslp < _ Sunday^_Schoolr;Smgi(!g1_recitatjon81 and ..other in proparlng nowspopvr ro- Jeaturesareall designed^? portray the theme, — HEADQUARTERS ' - Members were asked to bring a picnic lunch The ceremonies were-^-conducted at -the ":" "Oh Saturday, police said Christian Woodwa,rd Dietz^lrive atDenver UoSOtfT-WTlfQ th thlirn«w«-. Mi(lburnr24/ Millburn Ave r"Bfidging the Gap." '_X.'~' '• •" or supper. Places are available for cookouts. Wayny o Mannr nnrl we here to help! -...Stein, a mathematics _ outstanding leadership nor SPRINOFIELD AVE. IRVIMOTON, I ._-interest rates may move up in The installment loan major ..Received a bachelor of . abilities will result in his Mtm7W the fall," she continued,j.._" ;.1 ^pmmiUeoJocuseS-on_savings science . degree. While at bringing distinction to both the This means" we have safe .deposit bpx'esyNSTW! • -, . SECONDARY MORTGAGE? LOANS SAMS, WAY: - The Board of Realtors of the associations' consumer loans . Tufts, he was a memb'er of the office he seeks and himself." Oranges and Maplewood' is for such housing and family . Chess Club jnd the Alpha If you 'have'tp change banks, just bring us yobr^savings aocbutit-... —r- : ; * _ / = rr-"'firrancing needs as home ""^Epsllon Pi Fraternity, He also improvement, mobile home .belonged to the school mar- Farm population -Jra a si e fi: I rt^i^filaZAAtay-tha t-yo u-woTi^'t^^^^—^ —educational—loans —Byy li il tll an_d the..-Bridgo:=— "105 e • o ri e cfa y's i n t ^I6AJ developing special rnaterlals A dBmographTc~Btudpy y hoho'tedt j vy_e .afsoVbifer^sayings accounts with- decad ~Mt* 1 *«tfir StfiTT'of'^aH-Noin QL2iLND r • ' , "Mi-over-w(hat over Uiee pasti iwtwo aecaaedecades —rip tene s tTxo rn the day^of^ "Sd rd ^"^ - *:2^^tBeSSJHculturaUpopulatmn of — . •^me-UratetBSflUd States hal s declined r We^glso-affe rr <^iecMng ytf, 10(30^5 PUolp||TMARGINSTnsfi-—i ^i c es^y.bEto 0Ltc$641-TgMfe *.-—JU .. • . "i -•

rise c'pmnares-tb;ipTT^-nauo. s-&ur, of79,4 percehrih , '-Pould Burpass-agriculture's•:. : . ;•.. ability to provide. - ' T accessibility- We're located at thertrftersection"•rccLHlttside_Avenu-e-c Route 22. You cgn enter crnd leave our.parking lot'without touching .-__JOW1,E STERIING-SPOONRINGS — 7 -Route 22Hf~you vylsh. ' " ' * . ' •-• "•""•-' A wonderful fjift idoo. Now availciblo ' . . in six patterns. Rogular roloil As the slogan at. the bottom of our ad sqys, "When You faeed-Us,. , ~~prjca is,$.10., cir got 0110 (roo SALESPERSON when you bijy 6 or morb - We'llBe ThereJ'.1: : . : .. • ' • Towlo place s'oltings; Sizes to 1 3.. We' mean it...especially now! TltT- •• .-., WANTED SPECIAL SAVINGS^ WRITE YOUR DREAMS IN MARSH'S BRIDAL REGISTER- ON OLD MASTER AND MAKE THEM COME TRUE, Saloct tba starling, • Widths to EEE SILVERPLATED china •and glasswaro yoi| would liko to hayo cind •• •' HOLLOWARE FULL OR PAl just rtJflislqr in Marsh's Bridal Register.' Wlion Irionds ' Marsh has this - HELP aAVE 111E LITE or A or relativos ask your..y6Lfr parents or your jn-laws ^ lovely nuitcliing, . what you would lileo, just toll thoni you.'rp lis1?)cT~ OR NEIQUB0B..HOWt Towlo hollowaro" Schedule B program for your jn Marsh's n.ridal Rogislor. You'll bo doiighlod to find specially pricod> that you gol-so hiucli o( wljpt you wishod (or. •*• , _'j Attractive, fashion-minded young, woman olvlo*clubr aoolsX group o* (or spring, gillingl. Just one of man wanted for bur elegant, newly-expAnded EXCITING HANDBAG nay s»ve n Ufa. Ttre- *~t H y styles inboth rich calf or Sportswear. Department. A fine opportunity t BEIT REDUiJTIONSHl 11. "ct!"kle Patent" now in stock. Aoerloan Cimcer Society vill for. an interesting |ob in—pHoasant a arrange a fwo program, i In our Millburn Store tailored to fit th» p—i, , surroundings. Good salary plus liberal The Hometown Bank" 3^7 MillburrvAvenue fringe benefits" and eVnployee discounts.. 7 of your orgoaiiatlon.' HILLSIDE AVENUE and ROUTE 22; SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY 07081 ; Call Mr. Arthur for appointment - 37»-7333. . In our Great Nock Store addltloaai ttifomatlon . ' '. -FINE JEWELERS $ SILVERSMITHS SINCE IV08-: 'S SHOES 1 South Mlddleneck Road . ooniittV'thB. . „,'. , ' .265 Millburn Avenue, Millburn,«New Jefsey ^MORRIS'S - Millburn Ave. at Essex St., I AkKRICAN CAMCEH 800XBR PSMILLBUR'NAVE'. MILLBURN Opoji Mon. & Thurs. till 9 P.M. . Miliburn. Oaiiv'till 6, Thurs. 'till 9 I Union County Chapter Open Thun. Ev«J^ • Parking acfoss (he street 512 M«»tiin..t«r.*voou« _ X JKlliahoth; Mm J.rwy ", I-' 3PC ™ Bl li-7373 '

.V • •. Ju,"ne 8] ;i^72-SPRINGFIEL^ (N.J.) LEADER JAJiEfiiThorsaay,. June 8. \>favorite •>\fronT all parts of the of architectural' barriers, more Accessible higher.' education needs of all. residents. from Upsala College in psychology and;~HT solu.tely nothingl could possibly: ma(ch the" process, however, we have come up. I, exerdse-and he jrides most evenings t transportation, and-pr tax -deductlons-on LDR 96T67 Meeting that challenge without sacrificing the .^the streets of Cranford.. "" . ' cobotry. ~' master's degree from Seton Hall University in fantastic.spirit of the memb'ers 'o'fthe-com- " with -a few- more activities and transportation costs lor the severely disabled, [ "'250 Mountain Ave., Springfield, fj.j. - quality of the college's offerings .became the— Y While nrjn-tradltlonal in hlsefforta to helpW mitfee. • -- '~.— " -—-T- projecttss. which the Recreation major problem Dr. Iversen had to solve. — -individual realize his f (ill educational potonHalr- Departtlepartmenr t and pool management The philosophy that guided him in this effort Dr. IverseniB-pretty ^rkditlonal in educational^ might _well take under study—or was staled in his inaugural address-on-May-13, ~ views. He believesifnja solid course approach.-. Cowley set PHOTO SPECIAL COUPON might.not. .._.-.". • * 1970 when'he officially became president of He would have students rtearn how' to solve" ECHO PLAZA Union College. '• .. . ' , .'.'::'• problems before they occur. "No one can foriee- We have_a plentitu.de of. beauty, 1 forjudges'- contests for young ladies,~but the "We have* been and we willoontirtuerto-be— successfully met without the problems this generation willface^buJiSr " I I primarily concerned with individuals: meeting . watering down .the quality of its courses; can help them leafy the process, of SHOPPING CENTI REPRINTS ~Mj). Springfield competition appears them-where they_flxeZand helping them to through : programs Jfke EOF" arid~CollBge them:" law course -V from your favorite Un-^start and finish with" thej realize their full potential. This may take more Success, insti In September. 197: -He muses aloud, and not without a-tea Mountain Ave.,-* Rt. 22 . Judge James M. Cawley of Kodacolor negative!. „ than two years. Itmay mean new courses.Ww Success ls~dl. „ ... humor^'how du you^trqin to be^a. -prekindergarteners. We might, well ' the CountyCourt in Elizabeth,. =-.-—-arijuse*-, interesl, -in—Jhese - days_ of approaches,_and "new teaching-methodsr"it-™ • college potential, btlt who are noLadeqaately president? How^jcould I~have known Jhe-eom—- prepared or motivated ID succeed at the college ^student, that I Springfield resident,—has— -I ^^qualitequalityy , wit_h ri.: been accepted for cnroJlrhent _ munity.-JJie will, as we hajte-done-so^-mBny^" level.iR^rovideafenKKlrgl-Worlf-WhereJeeded,-r __ . ^ " '- ' 1 pulchritude' at' ati' times in-tjie past, meet the needs of today and^f_intensihK e counselinli g "and-speciaLmatiyatlonal;'~dil titil — "i..J. In an intensive four-week KODACOLOR g : : ' course In post-gradnn'i> Ingnt" orug stores b hil tomorrow."' .—. -——— -,.'- -.efforts. _ • *- -- --—• "•' ' D -- -. about) while we're abou'f it—a . 'U__^_ ~6-o- Z-^L- •/'*. Another area tho college has moved in !these ^^versIty.aMieceivedJUs t ••--—. ' education "conducted by_the FOR Mir. Middle-AgedAg pgd Springfield,, -National College of the State FILM . Senior Citizen Springfieldl The AN EOF PROGRAM, Educational_Opporv .Lpast two years is education for the Spanish': degree from Louisiana.State University;-He -Coupon mj^i ncrumon.i^ order. M Si Cii Sifil tunily Fund,- for educationally /find' speaking-populaUon of Union County. "Five holds a master's.^d£giM.and_drjct!Oratfcironir.- clary^-an-activlly_of the- TRtCES-GOOP^HROUGH SATURDAY, JUNE 10 OUR NEXT jwgsibihties arejtaggenng.——,,-„ economically disadvantaged" residents^ the ^yeaTS ago,'-' Dr. Iversen:notes,^lt-would have—New York University .His place, at the helm of— rti 1 - :i=: OPEN 7 DAiS AWEEK "'"" ""- We_mtght also have. awarda for' community was one of the first^sleps Dr. appeared foreign to-our mission tobe teaching— .Union-College, however, can be described as Administration _of the Wo reserve the^Ighl 10 limit quantities CoftY'ioril. 1972. 5upeR», Drugs. Inc. IESCRIPTION —therUady who creates the biggest Iversen took in meeting the needs of other than_ courses in SpanlshTblltwe-have shifted gears to promotion from seaman. He joined Union American BarrAssociation,- the traditional college student." , '~ meet, the needs of the community.""'—~"\ ' College in 1946 as an instructor Fn psychology The college, located at the splash when she enters the~water,-for- This wa5~fpllowed^by. .the' creation of-the^r--' Union College now offers-four college-credit* and heeftled the college guidance and student • 'University of Nevada in Reno,- tncrUittle boy who can't find either • Division of CoCommunitym . Services, whose main courses in-Spanish to help Spanish-speaking activities programs. He rose to the rank of is dedicated not only to. -6 Pack_" — "'JiiibjSarents or.the sanitary facilities function was.to.search'out edqcational needs of -students pUFsue-theireducatlonal goals while - professor. He later became assistant to the providing continuing KLEENEX th&most .times during the summer the community aMarge. It resulted in non- ^jnaklng the transition from Spanish to English. president and In 1957 dean of the college. education-for-judges regar- "• llti .But providing instruction is only one aspect ' Dr. Iversen is married and the.fatherjjt^ "'- _dless of their length of time orr --• an2lJor the young- lady who-attracts^: \credit t courses/ seminars 'and lecture--and TISSUES of running a coinjger-And Dr. Iversen finds son, Gary, and daughter, Carol. ~qj the bench, but also to bringing _ the*inosit attentiorrbehind all those LIBRARY • concert seriesfor adults, programs to-meet the _JO0- ll'i heeds of. industry; labor and' special Interest himself somethingM a jack ,of^all. trades~ln —Looking to the future, Dr. Ivtrsen seesJUJS •• modern court - management 2-Ply simgiHsses as she strolls past •-flroupsv' •- ' T—' • • - - meeting the other demands placed on him, the" current enrojlm^nt of 3,400 full and part-thmr - techniques to trial courts Sheets: -59c VALUE w&ring, more or less, the latest What-might-yei-&& - _ ";i'He things we've put' together are ~neqd for more facilities, more student ac- students increasing to 7,000 by.1980. • 'JANICE GARNER nationwide.' mm-in-the-sun fashions. ~ ^working," Dr. Ivversen comments. "It's been tivities, an expanded sports program. . He sees increased options In courses of study Judge Cawley wiU attend By JOAN L MEYER ^ historical framework for the future into which^ • excitmg tol§ part of the educational revolution He promised when he was Inaugurated "to not only (or-the transfer student, who plans4o Seasion__li_from_Jul.y 23 EHie controversy over evening Ths.Springfield Public Library is introducing continue his education at a four-year college* or kiss Garner wins almost all subsequent science fiction works can _thn1's~,taking place across the country,rto-see brltlg educational offerings to where the people- through-Aug. 18 and will study rams—jit the pool appears to the first of a series of articles which will be be placed: ~ ..'- •-—~7"~ r -the implementation of the concept that are." Arid in September 1970, Union College university, but many more terminal-two-year—^ proceeaings Deiore inoi, new tiaye simmered down, especially written by members of the staff. Each article i~space exploration within the solar system; education isn't limited-to-formal school years opened urban campuses in a former super-_ programs for those who are not able or;{H- developments-in-evidencej. '2 Oz. Johnson s— Clairof. af-ter^ Mayor-Robert W^li^^k^ in the 2rearly interstellar travel;;3. colonization; 4. But can be a life-long pursuit." market in Plainfield and a community center in terested in working for a baccalaureate degree. cum laude honors civil, family and"cjiminaLlaw^ collection at present-numbers growth of an imperialistic, galactic wide As a psycholo'gtetrHSrr-Iversen finds par- Elizabeth's Bay section, Looking to the future^ Butrmostslgnlfleantrhe^ftds;are the many ' - viJanice Garner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. -.as-well-as-BdvaneHnJoncepts assured Us all that the -town "isn't < •* II " . il A t^~* ^ V « mm i 1 • • _• , ,i u - • " ^t - 74°00 flumes. The following article on sciencei. civilization; 5.^ the' first galactic-empirei-6.—--ticularly:-interestTng the motiVa'tlonal,efforts : he negotiated tha-purchase from Fairvi'ew morcadults who are'expected to "drop in^fot,, Ai!(Jarner,,of,24 Warner ave., Springfield, was in court ma . planning to go_into the DUSiness Ot—fiction has been prepared by the reTerence break-upof the empire; 7, anJnterste'lar dark puLforth in extending the -opportunity to at- -Cemetery of I9.6acres adjacent't» the Crahford- a single enrichment .course.^or tojenrollHn >* graduated cunr laudfcJfom Montclair State administration. . sponsoring orgies. . " . librarian, Joan L. Meyer (An enUrasiasMn-this— age;_8,_reblrth of galactfc civilizaUonlwUh-a-. ieiid^ollegejojstuclentsjvhose self-imag_.e had campus, -bringing the total, acreage of the formal program to. enlarge onTheir existing , College last month receiving a bachelor of arts He was formerly Springfield 19c VAtUE T 1 iJ S1.89 .VALUE... —' But wejiaveratillTlorbeen.ableno~~ T''rticulararea,shedefinesscienccficOonas.a democratic government:; 9. the secondemmrsecond empiree - nevcFincfudeiathaiievcr inclut" " "" t ""of' a college student! Cranford'campus'toTBOr - - ' _ __^1_ tase of knowledge or to prepare them for new, • "We*' .•••'-• _••-•. . ' v township attorney. resist nominating Township "rale-of what could have occurred in the past or with the development of all intelligent species —"The democratization oPhigher education-—^-Since he assumed.the presidency, the college"":careers... . ' ,, : ' •'•••.•• ;"r-"""-'" ~Miss Garner earned her degrefiirthrceTand ——• ^^ :—'. • r^.nJ-.f m ^ M ™ ri n ,^nAJr present;^FwhaHnigRlyjeLbe in the"future, if to the point where they can find the meaning of nwde possible, largely through the community has also adopted a five-stage master plan for — Things'will be happenlngjpr. Ivetseni'is Tha past sMTlMlpr shp rlirl college is challenging," he.says.' » ..-•-_• the development of the Cranford campus, with " certain- And as long as he's able to-put them Lohimitteeman Worman Banner, lhe scicncUfic or sociocultaral theories of the the universe/ - •'_*"""•• • graduate work In math at Montclair, where she 2 accidents SNACK SAVINGS fQR THE LADIES ID oite of the principal pillars op-author are true."). • —•--' - There are. of course variations upon this !Dr. Iversen bellevos-that Union College has the new administration building, Ma.cDpn.ald _togcther and-Sec them work, he'll Be happy.. wijs member.of Aphesteoq, the'local chapter of KEEPYOURCOOL SUMMERTIME SAVINGS Sflringfield Em'anaei_Me,th6dist -•0-0--: • theme as .exemp.lified--hy-.-Gordon_.pi.ckaen!aJL the national honorary math society, Kappa Mu ' Present '«![. University in Bloomingtonw __,. Ind;,~wheresKcna'.... ,s locally on Monday, and- regard these theories as "known elements" The fact that most science fiction falls within""' ••>' -' —• • •-" . "thiB sumihei ;-the—pool staff might r acciirncy. Durable' consider discussion groups to stir'the and. base stories on them Without having to a historical-framework sounds very optimistic Variance opposed been awnrded a four-year fellowship to cdm "Tuesday,— _^ "~ • interest of local activists. We suggest „,. . .._...... ,.«_—. . • -••- - —.'. In Washington, pleto her graduate work, __ JL _ _ The f|rstoccurrcd on Rt. 22. -^T^—m j ii Willl-;» iT vTnhlA ffiM.Started JnJhe_t>aai-With..Jules Verner= writers with a darker vision, such as Harlaln This is being written to.urge public support -Lefters-to^the-.edito. r must be receivercevdd nono.. — Joseph- Lastella of South CURTISSJO 02 BAG I I REG., pn p [ $6.85 Ellison ("Alone /Against Tomorrow,")_.who.- against the granting of a zoning variancewhichr later tlian noon on Monday of the week they .• Senate ^ ^ :..•>! ..._ Orange was driving-iir- the - -as Wendell WUlkie.-ja. ViaDie- Jnder thc idea thatthe basically unchanging lt l Md f k h (/INVL, COLORFUL BUO0YL cannot see how man can progress beyond the would permit the development of town houses are to appear.iTHey'sfiouId hot exceed 350 MARSH- -fconceptfor the 70.'- or, in lieiUOI-H . universe wasbujlt mUmmutahle, discpverable Mrs. Mbore^dies, '." westbound leftjane when problems of.today^Eveo the most-optimistic ' on the land known as the CorraSp tract.-The • IPORTABLE 30 Quart • words in length and should be typed \vitb —'-'—-.- polic%..said a car driven by " ; Vacuum~packed female body-building class, "Fifty- laws, has been radically influenced-by the authors, usually see castropjhe and a second . property is' located along- the Springfield^. double spacing between all lines (not all in |p—:Mason-Ldg]e;Jr. of Plainfield For-sltogpiHg—-, four Forty or Fight. theory-of relativity. Verne emphasized the Senate Building,' Washington, D.C. 2Q510. ij'ifj Folding, aluminum dark agge for the EarUTbefore we developp lit - Summit line,_ . ,_ capital Ietter8,.please). All letters should bo mother^o_____ f local me "Tsk.ldded' from- the-rlght-kne"" 'orbooch. iRIL FOAM COOLER ••-( 1 And with interest nrouscd--by-thf—scientific advances which, would bring about -terstellar travel on a^Iarge scale (Robert : H-is-^one-oHhe only remainiiigJargeitracts nigned. Tlie writer* name will be withhold_ and caused a Harrison A. Williams.^emocraH>f-Wsstfield. .3M-.". Zjirs.FlorenceJl. Moore of Miami, who died collision. ~ REG.-S9C — BALLS LAWN -qdming^QLympics/ ". •-. ' .» , •: we1-.11-— couldA ^---^iU~~h -gacivilization'*vl""lgcilloI1s _-i_.n Ty*iLWriter^ ler^hnologlca»s wwh"°o luiiowefollowel aspectad iInns o nifhis sHeinleln, "Revolt in-2100?2iWtatetililler, "A- bfundedicated virgin terrltorles-in the~im- at the editor's discretion, and never if the' _0ld Senate OITicFBuiiding, Washington;"D.Cr2ttS46iiif onCMay 31 at.Overlook Hospital, was the mother Tne other mishap took place CHAIR' npetltion in water-bllMardSr-the footsteps; such as John CampbeU, develsprtT Canticle for Leibowitz;" Andre Norton; "The mediate area" (Summit KEEP report,f Aug.-, Idtter is of a political—Hature;^—This - -ROBBEflMAIDl pf John S...MoorejiL75-Lj7 problems of today, but every good science nearTyiurnatural. state as.'is possible. The ~ facilities to-such a devdopmtat. They well^place 6nto Mountain." 16 cube or 381 near-Rnts~haturar. state^asTis possible. The ~ facillUes to-such a developmfent. They will be - Hotence P., Dwyer, Kepu&llcan ol-Eluabethr-2421^- Besides : Her son, survivors "include^ a_ CRACKER I CHARCOAL I f(irn, time and distance, backstroke Tho^eearly wrkiwere purepulpadventufe- fiction writer must consider these problems, —construction of 193 luxury units would prechid(C_ Springfield's responsibility should the plan be Raybum-House Office Building, Washington, O.«. averiueJjind cblljdjed yith' a- mini-cubo RE-WEBBING 1 1 daughter, Mrs.-Kenneth Thompson of' Miami.;, JACK wl|h a lit cigaret or: cigarv--toe— stories with super heroics and little charac-" either directly as in Hclnlein's "Stranger in a^ -this. , •••; •»: — - " .~ approved. Our taxpayers wiU.paVv for them. 205157-fiepifisents-' UnionT^Springlield, elle ' ' vehicle drlvoS-1-by iWarren - pop-out trays. J three"sisters',. Mrs. Gertrude Medlicott, Mrs., gpence of Ithaca, N,Y., who REG. 7*c EACH dipping . to .test temperature, terlza.tion. Most people-think of this type oC Strange Land," or symbolically asln-many of • When It is recommended that open:space:be-::'fle w5|«gr»^'^i~lw»i Pa* Kenilworth and^ountainside; ^^|lj :r- :,.„. '-KIT— LLnda Wood'and Mrs, Zillah-Jenkins, all in was~l"ravellng on the main imatic posing^oh the diving board-._;J>'ory when science fiction is mentioned, but by Kurt Vonnegufs3tories_ "" "maintained rthire~may be drslntoesCewn-JlvchlclMmust navigate around Rt 78. Their...... •-.-.:.'-- -_, ^ ,' PACK 1 7 tobt.- Et(glaiid; four grandchildren and_one:great- 19 rjiartielor ' the underwater search for. a', now'his.genre has grown-beyonduthese-early.' '• ,. . : -O--O-- , . - .-7 cost ma street. —: ' aiiJ opposition, from those who lookbut do-noTsec, V well exceed .anyjrevenues-from tax --^oinel.^Gallagherr-OemMrarqM^nne, *** ;: gjJaridsonrArrangements were made by Smith FOR Molai tray'on—| ^rr=rr"'7=::^—jr:: beginnings. . _.. —. ._ -TfJE-FOLXOWING-liIST covers some new Joldmg l( c0|itact-lens. because they have nofyet received knowledge assessments. Their coslin one human tragedy -Cafftran House Ollice Building,-Washington, -arid^Smith- Suburban,__415 Morrjs _.av.eM "- 'VALUE science fiction on the problems'of today to be "seriously, of what they have before them, and because -cannot be counted.- '-..— '. 20515. Represents titl'den.—r—-'-^ =?• Springfield. — -•'-.. '."'• .. - '^_. - -- -TOE-eONCEPT of a galacUc civilization, found in, the. Springfield Public Library: V? r . Publlcltyndialrrnen are T^ZZT" OI ingfield pool can offer they do nbTas yet know .what theijnatura) ^*^ i^fif^ilFARp-rhiirm. ^^ ~~ ~~- """ -• -' For-Cool Comfort, this Summer almost _ combiaed during the 1940s with the'ffieorjroT: ' Edmund Cooper^=ilThe OvermBn-eultUre." history, If you will^f-such lands aroand them _ -_.. CHARLOTTE KARP, CHalrnt, urnorl try hhcor»p thA Pack or to -"•-'-- - -Springfield SavciOu ir-ything—but—the—few—jar^oatfap^eutrr-lndvit- y and all-lt-lmpliedrnpenBd vast vistas " This-trie-occurs-ltt-the-far-futtire-and-iircon^r might be. But we-know thaUwith some very •JOE-DIMAGGIO LEATHER for the imaginative author. It induced Asimov's Friday deadline for. JERRY CAN issions we have listed-^—along cerned with the conflict between two different little practice a jack in tho-pulpit, or a wood- - . Environment Committee vision in his "Foundation Trilogy" of physical .: other tharr-apot-news— BASEBALL ,—, 3 gnllon poly "—- branches of humanity. pecker, can be seen, and there is no joy like that chance to make-frtends^with"^ or' Ideological differences — an- Immense, A SENATOR ACTS ^__ __ Include your^name, Rogular or plastic. '• . Kit Pedler and-Gerry-Oavis — "Mutant 59: of recognition, just as with the wild ducks In the . State Senpte_ SOCIOl hand stitched our neighbors..•—--.__— . - everchonglng "society with its resulting-eom- . There Is not a day going bjrthntwe read press " Jerome' M. Epstein;-, Republican, 3 ArgylI ~coilft| major address and phone ,Th^. Plastic Eaters;"-An attempt at pollution ponds there, and with knowledge of why oaks plexity in politics;-buslness,-transportation and releases by legislators re tenants' plight;and Scotch'Plains 07076. v -:,-, . - nd when the summer isy<5ver, L _ control goes haywire. on topland and beeches grow on banks. ' r Donald C. Buehrer, son of Mr. and Mfsf^ communicaticm. Trzr~r rent gouging. won-t-believe-thftt-ybu^enjoyed John Brunner*— "Th1 e Wron1 Bg End of Time." TnThe areareaa coulcouldd bbee a ann invaluable recreation .. - n _Arlhur_JauehEet—of_-135 Hawthorn—Ave^ —-—-• «1T"», • • j-' ..uin i,™•• -J T '' V . •' ' ,. invaluable recreation ' ThlflsiU verygoodandttKrtbhant Is grateful 'Franm' ) ; .The_ liEoundation" series Repyhlir^n, $ SprtiigHo]drN,J.-nas:graduat(kl-from-Yankton- provided a ^c-is^adewi^lensh li In ft ld : ..—where today s. problems are intensified: Massachusetts ave., Westfield\07JD9/9b0:. ; , ..,i:«: College, YariRton, S.D., with, a major In - IN IPRINOPIILD nature observatoryTT^nfJhlon County, Park- come Democratic--and ntepufilican — Lindsay Gutteridgc^i: 1'Cold.-War"' teddg»j• •——I.I—.•«- . i • -.-I.— u ^.... i ,~v*^* »**•*• aoiiM i^iia»<'«ni - •S'who-have thcint).'re»t u^nants^aF - MalthBW I 'Jinalrin :Bftplihliran\U? Headley. -tM.,. ,v He .was one ^127 graduates: rtcelvlflg l.Cojlntry Garden."Thg- receiving jbachelor ofcB -^ Critendbn -^'The TerminaLManr_ through-Green. Acres .funding, .along wHBT faZZWrantedlato _„ , ^ <-.,. along wHBT faZZWrantedlatoSSSn^to-pr«tect - -degrooy-two - wllPbe reviving. bachelbrlHifcvJ i he ^SfclerHie in iiiaikflltechtwlogy degreeg,;^jjj:ftfri:=:| .JmaffirX33a$toffijacgin>^- H|gh SrhnnV

T^ThirtnjckmciraJJffix-ttie ig" Perms 1 finish with n ri»nofd.iof 13-1-1. The-netmen closa—-rMotTisTleTBhmaHS^JiShat •j-S^ggE^";.--.-.'-'.^^^'..-"—'•-^.-y.* . CHoice of-colots.'.!'.. nr fnW»«-jgT° fnr nnm>Hntlnn^u^ thcir ?ca^n w tira-.toB^n-tht UmoTTounTy^siflK^ • routdoors. Wiprj? i ule l for uia through iHoIMulllpIo : er party on the ballotJEhe-total is lesSthan; tournamenf but po;;t a" ledger ofl4-4. -.— • world wero run Br><-nrHintr-irt n,n-v,,iKv, .--nT-res±=rE?~.»ii_-r.i'Recrcatlon^Pla—n o-rf Union-'County,?I_I»_ r...Tr..! - ari_"d j wit...m.—rh - ^?SS5KS n view l';, TCfPUBtrcitt CHAIRMEN: ^ —=•--."Whlta or black" flppreclntcyour aiipport nnd the support.of.the- Alexander.J.rMetiza, Democrat,' 67 Georgian court, r " Llstlrifl-Sorulco. wa toko a PLASTIC PAIL stock market. forseeable population growth the statistics wllf . picture of It, and dlslrlbuto organization. • :•,... ' ' •• „ "•.I.L.OW. Would you' like.some<.holp. in preparing Motal hnndlo. "Arthur C. Clarke ^- "The Wind From tho prints to tho mom than 100 , fall further below that minimal standard. "As you know, the Rent Advisory Board has newspaper, reloasos?. Wrlto to. thls-.nows. , SunT'J—Amongi-'thc-problems • covered' by thia mambar otttca» In thaaraar' ojifcJogUhdt there are.naturaljiprlnga-..-ag^eet|.to-make some-'helpful-changeg-lirthe- pdpefdnd"ask~forbur""Tlps on Submitting . Aftar all, a plctura Is sup-- "(n5HectI«n-oTSK6-rrstbi'ics are the space race, hr the area Congresswoman FjbOHENCB DVWEE is the rea. Thc ponds there servo as water; . rcgU|ations. Under the new rules, tenant* who •" • . ' Including Union, Springfield, .^.v'lH Niws Roloases." ' '--. . ' posadly worth'a thousanq transportation, racial- prejudice, the- retentioni aareasi . Thcrunoff.from them feixls^ than a one-year lease must now words. Once a buyer saes a guest at the- first social gathering of the Voung wcrwerce oon mor moree than a one-year lease must now ; $19.95 relationship between man'unrJ,technology, war lntoBryant Pond and Bryant Brooks East and' •Mountainside, Linden . •' ! ;_•.;.-': plctura of your home, . . - Republicans of SpHrtgfield club .... the State be offered an~optional lease that places nn r JB.95 and the prolongation of life. __ —West," These latter flood regularly in heavy , chances ard a OA(er that ha VALUE Highway-Depflrtmcnl approves a contract with eight percent celling on apartment rent In- may be {nterestad In a per- VALUE • Alltheoldertttte9blrculatefor28dayB, butif rains. With the heav' y .concentration of building C. Louis Bassano, Republican, 1758 Kenneth awl, n Rahway company , for construction of creases over the previous rental plus the cost, of. Kln sona! Inspection. Multiple the runoff ..will, increase. ./• .Union "' ^ " -—-rc-_- J- NORWOOD Milltown road ...• A spokesman for thethe book is ve'Fy recent it will be found.among increases in taxes actually paid and municipal .'Listing axposea your home • 1 the new seven-day books in the adult section q[._ services.-" Previously, capital--improvement - to,nearly every potential Bon ot SO- Springfield Elks announceas'-thafTKe" group's Flooding is a-tiOMeertr-*f-wery-cltizen in VAN NESS buyer,.Increasing the Ilkell- t2 Ot. Laxallvo the Springfield Public Library. - -;-: •- ••' • • costs.could also be passed .on. directly to the '., Herbert H"J' Kiohn, RepublicanuJ23 Mldwood EFFERDENT •S Oir Tube 3 Oz. Cnri new home at 357 Morris avenue will be ready by Springfield. The "exjwrts^ appearing on behalf. ARTHUR I. B^ND-AID August ... BUM1 LANCASTER and KIRK • of tho appilcant for the zoning variance advise, tenant. Under tho new rules, these costs cannot Rahwav 07065. •'.' ••: /• ' ' — ERUTAN : ; bniTURrT" PRELL bc passed along. ,- Rog. or Iruit ,,. DESENEX DOUGLAS star In "Qunfight at thfj. O.K. that in their opinion traffic would not be unduly (LIANSIR COOT POWDER Corral" at an nrca theater. • •' — School lunches .increased, that flooding would not be U'dif'- -. "This new rule affectsihoso who have signed" ' 40 Tablets •f|Qi|lty,Jhat It is "commton knowledge" that leases since Dec. 29,1971, The new lease option $109 S«cond Cli gei pf E OAUDIKJIEEH SCHOOL •older residents' wish to move from larger must be offered by June 15,1972, and becomes History's scrapbook {•"*?«"lii« pomphlil (.nlolnih, $107 ub.l.i»hea.»ac«i'rihur»diy by Mdnday, June J2—Frankfurter, musWrd, 7W ; homes »to. juch luxury apartments as are effectlvo July 1, 1972; • ;•; • '" joui.lolol Mulllpl, tilling ualliii, Ti-umtr Publilh'lny Corp . ~ frankfurter roll, baked beans, sliced tomato,' $1.09 VALUE SI.DQ MYEARS AGO contemplated, with their luxury rentals, that "Of courde, these changes do nbt help all pnil.mji|i.ef Ihliorio, isnlc VALUE Awtrdtd llrtl place by New Jeruv Prois fruit, rnllk^"'. . . --—-v•• ' John Hgward Payne, who wrote "Home, 98c VALUE Allocation In t»47 lor general excellence Plans for the erection .of a' proposed real there will be no adverse Impact on the en- tenants who• have suffered exorbitant-rent Tuesday-^Julce, spaghetti with meat sauce, fiweet Home.,!' was born June 9, 1791. ))}, 1 ' estate .development between Baltusrol and vironment: increases. I am deeply concerned that old Milton Mlntlip'ublilhor .'• grated cheese, carrot sticks, hard roll, butter, On June'lO, 1898, U.S. Marines began the S Or.Dsodoranl T//S. JWH- too*. Short Hills avenues, north of Morris avenue; people and average working people are still invasion of Cuba during the Spanish-American MLS • 4!-i Oi. Aerosol Alher Mlntl. budmu manager . mo filed in map Jorm with, the Township cookies', milk." . • " , "But where-are-thovprooIs-tnuU#iu;h assump- hard hit. I Intend to keep fighting here In • MUtllPtI tllTINO SERVICE ULTRA BAN " 6 O<. Alter Shave 4 Oi. Lotion ' VASELINE War. • • ': '."'''• ..;. o puVIU iiivln avollobli BRECK Cnmmlttw* hy n Mflplftwood company .," The •Wednesday—Juice, 'hot turkey sandwich,' - tlohs arc Indeed set?'. What .survey;.,_or.., • Washington for additional changes. . FILUtP 5OOO BACTINI INTENSIVE C'A«I NEWS AND EDITORIALDEPABTMENT 'Charles A. Lindbergh received'the nation's ^ through mttttliiitbal Ihi AQUAVELVA last'group of SjwiflftU.cJd students^ graddates gravy, cranberry sauce, corn, jello mid top- documentation hiive they presented'JNono. C«tEW|E RINSE SEA & SKI Abner Gold, editor ; "I am glad to know that the Intcrnpl Revenue •' first distinguished Flying Cross, June 11,1927. .BYEOLASSES REPAIRED * BQA»O of nations BATH BEADS ran Fountain , A'lanoolditaln from Rpselle Park High School. The hew . _ llk"' - -\ Each,of the 193 units' would a,dtf at,least one Service Is assisting you. If I can bo of any help, The'Vlrgmia Bill of Rights was drafted, June •f IFtf Oidngil ond Mdpliwbod, Let M»l«mul, director . . \UcgionulWgh School will open in September ,.'.' ThursdoyT-Julco, roast beef, gravyj' rice, ' addltlbhal c^r, perhaps two, and they will add Including LIvlngiton,.Ulllburn,- please do not hesitate to let me know." 12, W7D. ''•'".. >•••.' '.:', - The Spriiigflc|d Lions Club seeks cooporatioji-of-—peas,. French bread, butter, milk. . to the .traffic congestion, perhaps; at .peak •«• •Shllll , BUSINESS DEPARTMENT General John J. Per'shlng arrived in Parli, .: Prompt Sorvlc» . ^ -si. 59.. the township1 Committee in the erection of PHdayWulce; pizza plos,,tossed salad'with si.39 St.80 • REQ. Robert M,Brymell,*dverlliln« director ' hours of tfavel. , \, . • • ... June 13, 1917. 248 MORRlfS AVfii; SPRIMOPIELD VALUE VALUE welcome''"sighs"in" main highways entering the 'Russian dresslrig, fruit, rqilk. '.' '. VAtUE S1.19 ' . ... Sam Howard. , We must make note, .too, of lhe difficulty of Mountain View dniK Tho United States Mag's design was decided township. .. . Menus are Subject to |astminute chungss. - Poblliher —l»MH*r providing police, fire, school and sanitation, Tcimnt» A»iNi('lutl(in uponj June 14', 1777.s . , '..^•"•'•t

Hi^hlgnder Pipers SPRINGFIELD (N.J.) tEADER-ThuTsdayr-Jttne 8; 5ftuThefah church Delaware contefe Traveling to 4he"- Delaware Highland begins4omoiTOws Gathering "at Fair HlU.XJul.,,Jaat Satwday^Uh '.' " \v- '•' '•'"•• instructors Forrest Bartlett, Robert Hanwtn The 43rd Atlantic District convention of the 3 and Craig Thornton, the Highlander Q|r| Piters million-member Lutheran Church-Missouri iiS'J •, Syaod.MvMch Holy.firnsn Lutheran Church, of Gov. Livingston Regional.-High SchflQ) win Springfield, is _a member, wilt be" held at ihe-Balnagowan Trophy, emblematic of (Brit Concordia College, Bronxville, N.Y., tomorrow place in the Class C Pipe Band competition. to Sunday. Their rendition of the march, "Miss Eltpeth About 1GQ clergy and lay delegates from New Campbell," gave them' the ••''"•—'•^--••" Jersey will join 600,' other delegates at the . • margin of 5V4 points over the band from Robert convention which will divide the present' E. Peary High Sch&rftockyUler^--^.'--'" latrlct IntoJhreejllBtricU: the New . Two'of the band members took additional Jersey District, the New England District and honors in the Indivldualcontests. Pipe Sergeant ihe-AUanUc District. Tlie Rev. Joel R,Yosg,- Jerri Dickel won the Invergarry Trophy In ibe .Holy Cross pastor, will attend all the sessions, - amateur "piping-event^ wMle Dniirilfajbr 'ana John Aridrus will be the l|y representative^." Francie Cap/er ^injshed third in UuMIni ». The delegates ..will "attend the convention major contest.'' ' . euchadst service . at the Viliage~Lutheran - The organization, made up of Berkeley ChurcbrBronxyille, on Sunday. —" KATHLEEN WEIR TJ*2 Heights and Mountainside .studentB7~wlll ": After 65 years, the Atlantic .District, one of •continue its group and individual competitive the 34 national districts of the Missouri Synod,-^ activities throughout the. month, appearing— will now divide inUMhree districts. On Satur- next in the Class C and Slow March Pipe Band LINDA S.LUTTGENS RUSSELL.D. POUDT day andSunday, thfi-threeiiistrlcts .willroeet contests at "the-Delaware County Scottish separate 'fco"nBtitutio'g:conventionsJLJan. 15, Games at Newtown Square, Pa., June. 17, I873,,wlll mark the-dateforthe beginnlnR of the earn B.A.s at Susquehanna followedby the Irish Feis and Scottish Games g NATIONAL TEAM -r-Joe Notjello^rleht, commander of Springfield Continental new NewlJersey District of the LCMS. .'_. at Freehold Raceway June-24. They will, alto VlC.American,L«giSH7 present* the post's $50 contribution- to,Dave- Brown of The 460 New Jersey delegates, clergy and appear in the July 4 parade in Plainfjeld. .prlngfleld, state chairman of the (und drive to aid the li. SkOlympIc team which"" SELINSGROVE, PA.-^Two-Mquntainside, recently-from Susquehanna University. ; : laymen, will convene to elect two full-tune N.J., students are among some.250 graduating Russell D. Doudt, son of Mr.sand Mrs. Russell ^llUeompete in Murtlch7JGermany;,TthliJiymrher. - ' - • ' -~ ; district officials, a district president, a seniors who received .bachelor's degrees Doudt of 1408 Chapel Hill, majored in political' OUTSTANDING—SCHOLARS—fh«Spring(i*ld Lion* Club Klr«chenbaunr)r,Lisg Minster, Julie Ann tyildlch,- AAlcKael •'.-'[..__: _ " . {Rhoto-byMottAln»nf~ clergyman, and an administrative assistant to science andreceived a bach61Br of arts degree. _ ..honored, T6 top m«mb«r*-of th« gr concerts irrfiye" more alcohol than the one-ounce shot or beer, 25 local residents receive Deqne graduates .Blue-Ribbon-All Beef thpir ' When measuring the amountof blood alcohol Mrs;. Menzel, the wife of the late_Albert "Union College offers majors in liberalarts, countries, France, Switzerland, Germany^ Menzel, died at home on May 28 at the ageol .Belgium and Great Britain. Highlights of the .Triumph All Beef -kiiiti «^i im •" j-'wr'lr ii (theTSWlfiunroralcDhoI.that"ia^omtalnid In the engineering, physical arid life sciences," *SSh ^ur^ TZ ZtiJl^clt^ Wood* under stat6 laws the.maximumamt.unt . 99. __ ', -,..' - '• - ._ " :-.-. business administration, "education, and law'' tour include concerts at the Tower of London each year by the^National_ .Safety-^ 5 y begin to «et;!nt6;trouble is . She^aB borrt in Newton and-spent_m'any and-Wostmlmter-Abbey. ' -, . • • ' BUY jy THE llowed4>efofi y( u ers commencement exercises enforcement. " • . '_ • years in Nevwrk.befp.r.e_nioyJnB_tCLSpringfiel*: Hugh'j. Deane Jr. of 274 Knollcrest rd., In the past-two-decades, 85 percent of Union This Is the second European tour for the .05 percent. "Any amount over that •can..Cause_ Mountainside has graduated from Yankton 100% FRESH Q7C !_~ypift6rget into trouble, not only with tfie law, "about 10 years, ago. She lived, with her College's graduates have^lransferred "with {Kenyon College choir and the first since women' ••Hi — notor vehicle YatSIlty ^. -Theseparate colleges of Rutgers University engineer \ known as the father of television, -sociology at the City-Univerelty of New Vq College, Yankton, S,D.,_wlth~a major in but on theToadnryoflr ear. • ' • daughterxL.Mrs. Edna Clickenger_and. her 1 advanced standing to more.than 400 colleges were admitted to the-co!lege-in-1968^Th« ehqir- FBOZHI BEEP* » *;. a person drink andd safelfly "dri.ve have awarded—degrees to -25 Springfield received an honorary doctor of science degree; Mrs. Stolbof attended sociology. and universities In all 50 states: A survey in- p y . an- The magical potion of hortjack coffecTvill grandson, Howard Cllckenger, and his family. returns home June 21. _. IN STOCK: DOG CARRIERS-i l d tht ~ Surviving are her daughter and grandson, -residents who attended general exercises' for • David Lloyd Kreeger', attorney, businessman College for Teachers in Albany and receivl He" was one of 127 graduates receiving dicates a similar percentage of graduates plan nobile? Yes'; provided that common sense the university's 206th commencement last icholor^degreesi & STATION-WAGON BARRIEfcS| three other .grandchildren, il great- and patron of the arts, a. doctor of humane her M.A. from Rutgers University. Her "1 iD-^oTfn~Cn6Tff^year"collpges and universities Uil Thursday on-the college mall in New Brun- letters degree; Elizabeth Bishop, Pulitzer toralFdisser.ta.tion is entitled ..."The Impact^ Yankion is a small liberal arts college in Mountainside girls _ grandchlUren-and-four great-great grand- : thisyear. Dr. Iversen reported. •nli children."" ...'".._ _ swick. :'. .. •.'.'•'' "'"•'• -•" -•'• Prize-winning poet, a doctor of letters degree. Mapp and.Escobedo. on Law Enforcement southeastern South Dakota. It has- been the Graduated from Gov.- Livingston Regional WINNER'S home of- three MFL draft choices Chunk Styl* DOG FOO D _ Kurt Waldhe.im, the United Nations Iteymond-AT"Browrt7-aTtotngy7statb official .Nesy Jersey." She is employed as the associaleC WILLIAM K.AVAGNEH for. the—High School, Berkeley Heights, Miss Guiliima graduate at Kent PI. laJDlfijimountof alcohol consumed; •... MentaTand physical.condition is also im- director of the educational opportunity fund —^ coming season and has produced nine Rhodes portant.if-there are any compllcationsjif this secretary general,,was principal speaker and —and civic leader, received an honorary doctor r.u-j_. ^ win receive an.associate in arts degree in : Two Mountainside girls are among those 23 Ibi. *3" S* 23^The amourit. of food present in t n< __ degree, _ LquistT Neyelson, inje^-program at-Rutgers University" Newark. Scholars in ita MrjjeatWslory. sort you should nordriye at all after drinking; *""•' ".inp '" rTTTTtrrrhffnnrnry rlnflrnnt from r r appointed libsral arts-education from Union College.-She scheduled to graduate from Kent Place School, ;_sto(jach before drihklng; ^^ /sraetrprogram J r Icrnatibnally known sculptor, a doctor of fine Two persons-received juris doctor Deane is the son of Mr. and MrsHug. h teethe daughter of Mr. and Mrs! Vincent Mountainside, Saturday,; when the 78th com-' Co- •• Body weight is also another important factor__ the unjversity. - ~." Dcane7 "'.•_..' MILLBURNFEED 3* The physical condition of the person; : arts degre„ e and Dr._ Giistav.. . c Reese, Paul. K. Karp of 801 S. Springfield-ave/-wiis— Guiliana. mencement exercise is heldi.---.'. '—'- A person weighing--^Oir'pouhds usually Is Degreos were conferred by'Dr: Edward J. 4$ The mental attitude of-the subject;. Saturday night-- Bloustcin, Rutgers president, to .some" 6,00i musjcolbgist and,professor of music'," will awarded a degree from the School of Law In " Tegional sales chief" Miss Guiliauaplans to continue her education • .Andrea Chavkln andrMarlene Kurz, both 378MILLBURNAVE., M'The type oLbeverage consumed; capable of handling more alcoh|oic beverage receive an honorary doctor, of music degree. Newark-and Harold Barnet-Garwjn of 33 S. =at .-Trenton State College. _jj_ GILLES EINSTEIN, •:'MlUiB0RN inan a person jsho weighs'only.J20 pounds. - graduates;—although only .advanced degree- MILWAUKEE — The appointment of- Mountainside,'are among the. seniors. Thomas' ' fi Thn IJlTin fnntnr• —• -*— • ' *. Knights of Pythias, District 2, will present an —The 25 Springfield graduates included' six Derby rd.jjarneii' a degree from the School of _Mdn; wife receive Powers, an author, will deliver Jhe com- rlNear CeTTfeT There arc many factors which must be.taken recipients were individually awarded their : William F. Wagner to the- position of regional JJ who were awarded graduate degrees and 19 Law in Cariiden' J-^' ——'" ^^ —^ '•'•' - sales manager for the midwest region has.bcen Einstein awarded mencement address. .-^——— -"-', _^-. country's 25th: anniversary at Jiurnet Junior _Jwho received' BachelbFUegrees. •" ' ..."" ScoMrGary Kranz of 35 Briar Hills cirTwky Amopg. those receiving honoraiyjoctorates . Doctor'of philosophjolegrees were awarded_awarded a rhaster of business administration^ a«fln-l ; . Awards were presentecFtofTve-Mountainslde Josepl. Blyskdljf Washington paid $15 for ...... -, salesmanjs. sales pitch'Hi- ourJiflme . Wewant Dear American, -"—r—^ —v Ridge dr., Cheryl Weisma"rTqf4"45"Mountain J ^ GLUB t ,, , .. ., • and need the protection andJtnow that Smokey : athletes afthe.Nowark AcademjrBoostersdUb passing irfed light on Rt. 22. • ' • - tainside, is one of 1800 studeifts who will receive nJ F u e e l The newspaper "artlcle~yolilatc. referring to aybrand'Sari-Weisman of 6_S. Derby rd. 553 All-Sports Dinner which was held iasfweek-at"^_: •"• --• '' '"' u- degraati Saturday-at the Unlvewtty of Denver's -x- -.-,—-„.. u '•••• - f ^g':.':'-\ f y^^thFSeafMs^" reliaDle sj»mi5orBut how about.! —Receivini g bachelorbhl' 'o ff artts degreed s frffo i T r TVpostolic Church in Irvington for L«dwig_ -inj-s comnanv? --the Gov. Morris. Inn,-Morrlstowri. . •-," commencement^eremohies^ Huber, 68, of 152 Mountain ave;^.Sjjrlngfleld, .=— . - •_' appeared tinMa y 4,1972. The Federal Highway Livingston College wero-Eric Michael Krueg Local recipients are^-Andrew S. Cromarty, BRUNO Administration said, "thai alfHough Americans of-22ZJL,C-lak rive., Barbara Cynne-l^ohman Wtnsmaster's degree^ '"• who died May 30 in OveriookJiospitalrSummit. Dear-B«in6 I »-3!W Park Slope, varsityrfencing; William A. S. : -honorary:degrees t6.threeJea'ders4n the fie"lds^^« -spent-more-than $20 billion lasl year-fep-flew* . Cottage lar and Justine A. Triieger of Sumn : nature's v -"Mr. Huberwas formerly^ bottler for P. .-. Smokey the Bear dlda-tlikTrrtwhcn they sang ..inosl-of-them don't know, how- : _ gourmo* ' Cromarty, 399 Park Slope, _yars|ty^.fencing; Gail !„ Schiefelbein, ;da«%hter of. n. F. of publishing, business and university life...... _ --fflii'."-:•'•'' .---i---'-"_c^_'.-""" •,!_. .; '--"•- Thomas F.'Blsio,J5ffl-Woodacfes dr., varsity """ Schiefdlbein of_82fiJhornvine lane.-Houslon,—-—5Pliey-areNp<;man Cousins, former long-time • BallanineancTSonS.Ndwark. _. .__ about his going toT>ed-inhisunderwear and nr costs to own and operjite_a car." In a^s^Stanley B. Roll of 874 Mountain ave. receiv j'----wrestlingi JosephE. Bisio. 1509Woodacresdr.? Texas, formerly nf Mmmlnlnslderwill graduate: edftor of-the'SaRird'ay Reviertr Robert Or • Survlvorsjnclude his wife, Margaret; a .... a ,ifree. balI^n.. will rTati- hurt hi as. ioirnitled "Cost of Operating—Tin a bachelor of artsdegrec-from the College "varsity'wrestling; "Christian W. Nielsen, 1481 • in June from the Medill School of JournalisirnlU AxidieraOii chairman of the Atlantic Richfield _^^,| -daughter Mrs^Herbert Radom; a-brother—smokey .wfauldn't sanction thlsr-klnd- of-torn- Automobile," the agency said the typical owner-. Arts and Sciences In Newark.- i Ingredients for" L v Deer Path, JV soccer. Northwestern University in Evanstori, UK, with Co, and Dr. WIlburXrMiller, vice chancellor of JErwjn and-t.wo grandchildren. •- foolery. eontactJyour-locstBBB office which of a-standardTsize 1972 automobile will spend ..Robert Gwathnev_of 652 S. Springfield ai Chinese Cookies - a master'sof science in journalism degree—. )h.p ^JplunrBlty nf I)plnyBr. " —--.. Eoiy vhouliJarf and a Qintl —Services were completed by the Hacberlo • - • checking-busintes^actice' * s oC .-. . .-.,---,.„„ earned a bachelor of "science degree fro Mill on* 0/ t» o a and_Barlh Colonial Homer HO -various-firms offering alarm systems. - .all average of $13.55 cents a mile. $10,808 for a liftiversity^Collego inilcwark...... ' bb yqu find your,self_a little short of l" duller. No. 3201 (om.l in li« T~~--.. - ~7 ~ ^Larrie O'Farroll, • Fresh Baketi Whole '72 compact or. 10.81; cents a mile over the 10 Howard Rubcnstein of 223 Lelak a\, feldmdn receives iUllllllllllHlliliiniluiMllllllllltlllllllin _!casri.^iMhe .fime;^ have a little" ext*-a to spend? We've Peddie School student —*-~r •'* ,- . -o-oi- model will pay $9,444" Or 9.4 cents a mile over College of PharmacjKOrNewark. Sample a Slice ^ juris docrenndegree |7asfy-fppfc| '-the Idealise-hrtlon"to~ thisrprdbrwnP Dear Larrie, • ".•"•,- -^ -.'. tliE—decade-fronj assembly line to junkyard. Leonard P. Statlle=of-392.Mountain ave. w our-Old-Fashioned JOI>Lour VACATION CLUB^T.And We have been shopping for an air conditioner Thanks for writing. awarded a bachelor of science degree from ti : .-• Sausage-Peanut Pilar— begin plapning yoUrnext vacation receives-science prize > Apple or Peach Butter "~XEXTNGTON, Va~~ Ira'S. Feldman of I pound fresh pork sausage but am thoroughly confused by these alib^lr •I-.iil-rlnn'Fnrrnll i-Agricultural' and.EnvU^nmenl Irnrnealately-L—_L „' •• -• ' c naiti irion Wh»l shnMlfV I Mountalnsido, N.J., received the-juris-doetor — 1 cup finely sliced celery MltchelLWolffrof Springfield, a student at thc_s-. -? oner-salesmen's stoj ^ilegrccrfrorh thq School of Law at Washington ; J Peddle Schoolin Hightstown. was presented = '0ok;for"whcn^tTc0merTf v 5 ~ " • ._. ••• • •PLATTERS- • • ^_ ' ~ ""' reliability and Organic Foods ^;md:bed l]^IVetslty^Hursdayrirun'eTr -. " ;.-| cup cookedrlcc the Class of 1963 Sdenco Awdrd during prize njijfe-wasone qj:-60-gtaduates-of-.:th8-School-of•.. I pan dpiu ounces) cooden rStOPP.Y JOE'S rlayceremwiles held at the schinol:oi]uMayA2S. i i _ i -J jn- commencement—^ereFm of mushroom soup Science Awar'd"is-given_foF NATURE'S GOURMET 4 •*—-'"- -' " ip.chopped grejm^pcpppr the^aa-year-old-lnstltiitlrihi;—!'--•>•• .ane-.Ulrd..cup_sal Th : PAYMEfiT.

-LegaVritdsearchCAsspc'lfftTuli -AMOUNT r—- •r.-_.i_-- -. tatTtfpl lTa^th¥l .-f_ te&tirylnKriiatjtlujtuiilly-hnS' your search $250 $500 Caky/af/ng machine -tapacifyj I'm sending the: BBB_pamphle(,'orj-.~- to :!):30 p;ifi.^_4and—0. ' on(rVi . .. ' ^*«.™ - yye Americans" spend a- year on ears and yet , yr^up will bo Lizanne Gibson, Route 22 Ca5rTvra hT Green'erook;-N.J. +_ minutes; ?erve topped " "AT THC'SldN or THE TOTEM POLE" ' who has taught in the YWCA's sliced olives! 4 servings^. FRIDAY DEADLINE " Monday-Friday, 10-8; Saturday & Sunday, 10-5 Capital Hoi English classes for several. ,- . - OPEN SUNDAY All Items other.than spot years. . ; , .' v . '•& ,U ltt U news should be In our Renders-may call Mrs. TEAKWOOD NJ. rwUtiitt eiiry. ADD ..office by y\oqn on Esther."Dye^.273-4242., the . HAND CARVED For fyrthir Infomatkiii and s SUBTRACT ; rrrlday. .program director, .for more run UNION .ceyy of tlMTPreif«f|v< eali^ errf Information. •• ' 1_ The UMION. SPRINGFIELD Jack D. Cusun at 372-0434 l/f'ndttr active ~J4 air CENTER : good life MAINOPFICt: .',.'.• Original Application $15 THE FISHOWACK FESTIVAL IS FUN! *"• '"Kiuii ilintfd HAM In ? :m P M ' '"" Cv« -4PM lo H P M. in a radiant NATIONAL' MA1NOFHCE LOBDY WINDOW3- " ;" Refills 25c per lash. •IT act a n a vSodi -V-ISI-T-THE YARN YARD ON'JUNE 10 "the shop of Unusual Tlilngsl" • Mnn Ihfn Itiur!. ?'((If M titfi :il) P M. -X\\ i JOP M tO-lP M. on WHEN YOU'RE IN TOWN, country club STOWESTRECrORIVC'IN; . " . " SUBURBAN /, • V.]r; ihr.j ih. c, H,AM lurt.'IOP-M - fit HAM lutlPM. environment NEEDS! BANK ' ( A complete Una o( , BHAMCHCs IN UNION »C ' . FINANCE COMPANY •Long, lovoly and hot removed at night or •:• ...AND SERVICE! .., LOU .l^fj(.hi;«lmit III MfiS Moms Avi! 1??.l ^Miyvi'h<)nt Awn,' ELECTROLYSIS "do It VourwH" Mon Hint Thufii' O A M lo i? :j() CM or NEWARK , nriy othor-time. Thov look Ilka your own — 1 1 candle making supplies. HEATINO OILJ I AMD 3, AND KBBO5BNB fr. (IAW lo ;• :ifW M .Hid 4'PM-to HP M . '" "WOOD , . FIVE (JOINTS nfUNCH qHIVr-IN:' * ' • '' • . IMCIHISO thoy rojilly becoirii Vour own. T loagSoMth Ordng* Avonua , VoO, Am Welcome to Came in for * Fn« I YOU BELIEVE IT7, UimOM 688 9500 . M. pglst Miss Colet ti 273-6916, I'AN'THKK St>RINdFieLDPR\NCH: /n.lMu4MtlIim)}M> ''.ffinotiolil • . ' .. by. Prospectus (lied with the Bureau ol Securities ol the Stjije ol ' stuntly lovallor. ' . "• • ,• I .". . La^y Sujan — GoigtH (all. il»> and »h»p*i) - I-'UWK.II I \\ I lilt s >n\. IS( ^— CAPITAL V Mon. ihfu P'l. B A.M. 'o A P.M - Sbti .V A.M. lu-12 Nootl NfW, Jersey, the Bureau ol Securities has'not,passed on or en- . . ' ' Tobacco Jan—"LuiU 5*rvlc« HOURS': ; •Mon,, Wed., Thui-i., Prl. —dorw th» merits'n( thli Q»i-i-lno, • ; ' ~" ' Niiiu tiitiNumi- Managing Agonl .' /Butchir.bloclit (Verinoht-M.pl. 2" Ihlcli hardwood) CHRYSLER AIR CONDITIONINO > PEERLe^ BOILBRS itjiil 01 1110 I'odoi.ll ML'iitiliu 10 A.M. ; 10 P.M. These Securltles'are ollered only to bona tide adult residents of the 240ft Main Street, Chatham Bord Houlu 517 •' Xlluiiiuihy, N. J '.'01 . - , LARGEST VARIETY OF BUTCHER BLOCKS . Tun «. Sat. . "A Pomily Bmlntt*5«rvlno The Public Forao State.ot New Jersey.' 18 Maple St., Summit 273-6918 . IN NEW JERSEV •'-10 A.M. • 6 P.M.- i . M»HILL1IDBAV«., HILLJIDB • 486-5096 the proflcii pirating nun penalized. »1H Minilf|pH ig fines on A ' I >

1972- federal governments Have "only" lately ^,. «_ IliHHIUUHHIWUIwiHIHIIintlltlHliM m M ljllifuUyimaU.WeneediotjofanswerBlnorder Tnursdav Ilino P 1 aware of their responsibility towards wetlands. |o make Intelligent declBtgrar-in -the days to

Something is being 4ane.Jaitiha_eftort i»- *-'* • ' '•—r—' *^ 8/ -FARRIS S. SWACkMAMER, pfoUittoi, Union"junior CoU«g» ' ••'•'§• unit to holcl exhibit and salflri he e lndustrics lfanulHiuttt»^iiuiiiilitii'i»' imimirfrimniinnniiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiwiriuiiiiiiiriiuI ",°?u K " «6Ethell rd.d:: EdEdisoni . RefreihRfh- .Muddy 7eet, the bite of a MoodUtfttty— many - the bulldozer pushing garbage fill Meetm£ planned Half a mJHtqnJrees will be planted along the ments wi" be serv^"> ' ^ maintenance manpower^and costs. Conservation for purcha Comrhission for the Blind and : '' mosquito or the odor of decaying vegetation are closer and closer to the sea, untreated sewage (Ion of the New Jersey Turnpike, by •'• Ellmlna.tt' cnmplalnta from fesldents'whp. other agencies. thoughts that come to the minds of most of us on schizophrenia FATHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY JUNn8 1975, and another million for Dig entire Turn- Visually Jrnpaired; wJJI: hold Merchandise.on display,-' flowing out of huge pipes Into streams running ' hive been bothered by noise. Tno reforestation,.^ in addition lo Ihe-four- its tbird-annuSr-exhibit-and produced-by (he blind, -yHll „ when we hear the words "salt marsh." tl we through the marsh and the encroachjnent of The Schizophrenia Kpun-~ - Develop a better balance of environmental year beautlficatian program begun last year c ' believe the predictions of an M.TT. comput*r,. Milan of New Jersey will ATithorlty announced this week. The eighj-year saleof.bllnd-made products on °nslst of wearing, apparel , factories and developments on sand fill. • What has FATHER been yi/ishing for? factors. ^ylien-contracjrf^or the plan(iiigTrf~8ome*~3;opl) Friday, June lc,from 9a.m, to sucn ?? • chOdren|s J[ ' however, the day is not toofa r distant when silt meet Sunday tf 2 p.m. at the program will be jjh'e rnosj ambjjiojis; _The-authority's-landscaping-crews:~sijper-iir.:lrees'anr] gn^ r if 9p.m.;ahdSaturdayfjune Uu>dilHs "aprons, knitted'g marshej wJU bslndlUpinslble pgrfs ot our food '.. BIRDERS SAY the destruction of the *slt FlritNational Bank t>f Central - reforestation project undertaken by any high- vised by. horticulturist David Grlmrn.-wlllbe" compieielr this March, covered various areas U c cnen and chain. Whenthe day comes that the availability Jersey, Rocky HiU. - - - way., -.' ••' ; • •" . from 10,a.m. to 5 p.m. The ! 't household 1 marsh denies habitats to countless specles__of__ using three planting machines pulled'.by along^he widened Turnpike .north of Edison. exhibit and sale will be held at and-chair caning.'^ of steak disappears we will have to turn blrds.-others sayy that If ihereTs a choicefcehifct -nTbMrgiutt..speaker will be . A pilot program this spring has already PhUlp Jay Hodea who will JACOUSON -HAHN ECLIPSE placed in the ground IOTOOO seedlings, with tractors,, capable of planting 1,000 seedling*"~ "JPnree more contracts" have /been awarded ijBlsejyhere ,fpr the proteIn_8Q_ necessary to life. ween bbirdd s and peoplel , they'd Volle for people. '.trees an hour. ' ~ . ' . . ,«- •The precise date is unpredictable but It may The two are not separable however. Birds are discuss therapy for recovering COOf'EH,' HOMELIIE • 500,000" scheduled forthe next three, years....» M i:i:\ MftWtH , JOIIN DEERE • HOMELITE ——IUwill-tflke about-lO^years for,the trees to-^ sjhrubs in other northern areas. All told, sbmo/. \;n,. .' ., THE DUNHIIX come near the turn of the next caitmjfN^f plant office by noon on ELFCIHIC GARDEN TOOLS BLACK S DECKER Carnegie Hall bills A |ewel of n llghljr_,,. irart-^-melr"lireeiwoWi his-homo;In Swarthmore, Pa., |6 his job at Rutgers In New Brunswick. The eadershlp in their effort to provide in'vestfnentf concert. The-series is to be ig" at which Mi engineer Ing professor has traveled.^Vnore jhJTlSOOOrililbtll ]unds for the economic developr presented,__ by. Oie- Carnegie Joan Sufherlaiu pursuit ot hlsTfvelJhood In the post 24 years. ; The-dlnner, which is a-i said: [diHt has clearly~indicated"4his support of~=^}aH-€orporation;——.—*-= tirchesira for the-evening-as ernational effort to raise $400 million In Israel School Breakfast Program in his latcsL /'The'other, orchestras to "soloists. Jond funds In 1972, Is being sponsored by Dayiin lessage to Congress on child nutrition perform series next season . Inc. Great— Eastern=rDlscount—Centers and programsrl am'deligMed byThe suppbi —thrbugrr-the • Carnegie Hall Jpiana Apparel are divisions of Daylln. Administration." ->- — _.Corporation will bo .the Boston. pays iorjtiof Symphony—^the~ Chicago Symphony and-lhe Pittsburgh NOW! GREAT EASTERN LEADS Symphcnjrr'ThBrcorfiofation GetsShisrwarE- also will present-its annual e QPEctiai: "International; Festival of _ —^"When-you've-commiitfid more than 775,006 • JiiSrtTayjBls_hc3vrote tvvp textbooks ana co- DUKAY IMPORTS offered to handicapped VisiUng'Orchestras." ' miles In yourcHreer, it's\a good bet that you: _ authored another--with most of the work being. "We are deeply proud of the IN WEEKLY ME AT DISCOUNTS ": of West grange, chairman pf tremendous "accomplishment Rutgers "College ^f ..Engineering,-' l*lew Bruh--•- -car.'-!-' .••-.-•-- • • ,--."—-—- ,-,jQut.Of'Area/1 the camp committee.' • swlck. •• " , 7 _. "• ' • ' Another reason, perhaps, for maintaining the. Call CoUecT status quo, Is thai Prof. Moore is not one to Issuing an InviTation to ~ Describing-his job as "rewarding" and.his transfer his commuting problems to his wife prospective campers, their— Veterans: Do it! home as In a ^'peaceful 'ncighbprhoodr^Prof. who is a professor:of-microbiologyat~Drexel" ! parents and the_ public to PRIME - MARVAL Moore notes that he has had a long-standing University in Philadelphia. • - attend"the~annual~6pen-house—'-' U.S. CHOICE • BONELESS CHUCK reluctance to move closer to his job or vice - His usuaLschedule consists of a short,drive on Sunday. she expressed the -. Start college versa. And he-says-he-has— become so ac-, from his home to the train station to catch the hope that everyone. Interested customeB to traveling that he and his wife have fi:0l-a.m. local;to PhiJadelphia. Then he takes PARTS & LABOR in the welfare of handicapped — this September. even become "inveterate world travelers," the_0:33 a.m. to New Brunswick. Mrs. Moore"' 123 WEST 7th ST. — children would visit and. making a "hobby" of visiting numerous takes the"short; local'Tlde" t6~P.hiladelphi'a at a become "acquainted iwith the _ countries of the world. • \ later urrrc. .'• <• WARR staff,and the people .who give " Perhaps another answer to his uncommonX Actually, not all of the commutipg mileage Is —of (hteir time apd support so > contentment as a commuter lies in what he has_"Togged on the rails. Upon arriving In New freely - that" disabled — . been able to accomplish in his dally, four-hour^ SENIOR CmZEM youngsters _can -enjoy p "'"iprourSTfrip on the Penn Central Railroad. ~T?funswick ihe proiessof walRs a couple o(. summer adyenture^ianher^ blocks to oncrof the-College-Avenue parking HOTEL- 4 to 8 lbs. •_.. T-"Ov«r .the years during the'ISO-mile daily areas of the State University where he keeps a-, to operate "camp. ' '- -round trip, Prof. Moore estimates he has Bone In small car. Then it's a two-mile ride to the "Almost all children love All White il -—graded thousands, of;papers andjias prqpared- College.of Engineering campus in Plscataway. 28% to 76% QUIETER •~CBrnplrf^—Bhe-sald; "It's a hundreds 0? tests. '- / ' "'" "The -most trying "section of the whole - lime for swimming, fishing^ Meat ' In additiorrhe has. organized laboratory _Expluring:nature-and-making^_ commutation," says the professor, "is trying to commodations, DeliciousMcali,Special Diets work, planned, lectures.jvrittcn checks, hanr • find,a parking spaceJn-Ncw. Brunswick." Dietary Laws Observed— 1 ~new friendsrCamping" means died mail "and-done. some private consulting Prof. Moore explains that; he sometimes afluoonPremises, EnterU.lnment/Coior TV. AlrCondltlonlnQ, all these things and more to a,. - . work in his "office" ohihlTrails. _ ' drives the car back and forth front home to job,- .24;HoutSupervlsl0n', Fireproof Bulldlno..^.. .' crippled chlldjtgiveslirrn-an More significantly,.in the firstJozcn years of ' but-he calls that "extremely hard work." i — BATFS —opportunity to dcvclnp self- reliance,' learn new skills,— "build strength - It means new Israel V.erein v MENTAL-HEALTH MATTERS experiences, something ex-. tp meet topight- -citing to look forward to-each_- y-dozens of things to.do and,/: 7U Union Collofje you solocTlrom '-fohe Isroel-Verein wUl meet abroad rnnga ol lully-accredlted other kids to do them with." PERDUE - COUNTRY STYLE Everyday Low Meat Prices . temight—at-8-o'olock at trie .Stanley F. Yolles, ''fo|:'0".'', Director .'„ programs. You qan sludy days or U.S.CHO!CE ^SHOULDER of -- Camp Merry Heart, located TYMHA-YWHA Eastern. National Institute of MentalJiealth " -"ti i '.. i i--, ovonlngs.fullllmeorpartvlrr-.---~ Union :Countyv GrfeBnTlarie^ near Hackettstowtl, warsrCCranlord.Elliatjolh-or-PlalnlisId CHICKEN PARTS ChuclcSteak CBr59° Onion.; created and is maintnined Collogo-rendinoss cobrses, — ~' St^iying^BjtJeL LONDON rr~Second^nomination of of- IIMII.-I>HM intoxication and alcoholism. handicapped children, whose arelhorailyouneediiiem. Gl." Leg\ Tnis has Shoulder^teal ficers iwill take place-rand, AIXOHOIMCT-'- particularly JI Si o.Tnh " ihAu beneH spay mos of the cost. Quarters h 1 are suc, hey r C pprograg m • chairman Georgge one major problem for the a" P'»;»<' th;8 modern public disabilities are such, .Utfy -WooilertheVssodatedeflree^ Grc>u7rerBeef FRESH _iii; LB169 precludep'accepJance^aJr- acceptsncs^JoJio BROIL -Peller-wFUI conduct a social nationwide nttack oii—healUtiapproach-. to_4he- flndpreparayout0goomearn C regular summer canip. Chuck Steak DttCUT LB.69 event^Charles-ICBlBteravll|--7riCphnH^m hnQ hP^n the lack prevention and_treatment-of- higher dogroos II you choqse. ' preside. Jack Greenberg will of uniformity throughout the -alcoholism and alcohol abuse < Most ol our graduoles do. Bui .Middle Chucfc IMELESS LB. 89°, as a -—-. The program—is one ©/„ BREAST «rin-charge of refreshments. -couHtcy-jn laws anrllngTWith disease^^± "rehabilitation through1 rjow's the lime lo gol started. By [ 7 writing Union College, Cranlord Roast^Bee^ LB. 1.19 r ^recreatlbri^ It Includes all the- ge, Cafo ^ lb.j " : '—-,-, "^ : ; Recent events, howeyet, O70165r caljlng 276-2600' French-Roast OEEP'CHUCK 1 _ things able children do at_ - ' ' " .' ' give promise that we can fc bnEATEASTERN C • regular summer- h'iimp^ Chicken tegs withThiSh u 47 Franlc," ~^ ; . - ALL MEAT , LB.69 _make great:progress in this AIR modified only to compensate C area. This comes • with the for the physical disabilities of Opportunity: Chicken fireast wm, m ^ 67 Sliced Bacon development of a" model new tho campers. Each child Is:.... Smbked"PbrketteEii tb"ih encouraged Jo participate to _ | ~the full extent of'"• his, ab»»"

3 - - With ThlsCoupon Secretary; , of DISCOUNT PRICES ia-?o -—. __ .. ducatlon, and-WeHace Elliot-„ 5000 to 32:000 BTU'S ^tlr ^"•.--•^esfininiil.r ^T^^^T^frjrnnr^a^^iDttsiEMi3

f) _Adoption of ^=£i the. ' CAU m Lergg0-1iaaUlAiiji mai>.r?;:.::j' lo'ng-Fonge economyil Ceramic, Tile I • "/ • TOBACCOPOUCHES—PIPE RACKS' Orangey • W in 69° Haddock alcohol problems. . . • ' CIGAR AND TOBACCO HUMIDORS : BAKERY Secretary Richardsoji ...FOR BEST SERVICE-PERSONAL ATTENTION » VOU NIFM, WliwiU HCOJMMINO A MUAM.I . ' .,DELI i ''•• SPECIAL .FATHER'S DAY-RACKED-CWSABS-. everyday DISCOUNT PRICE commended tho , .•.'Com- Til CONTIIACTOH TO OO TMI WORK KM YOU C LB.*1 .49 Bread 1 missioners jMLUuffornTStato • FBEE HAr^D PIPES .'".'... ' ' oiled Ham 65 j Chick'otvTurka Lifws for .their action In this Most Lonl, Sirloi1-n ficld'and said":" " DAIRY FROZEN: m't HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL .THEN, THOUGH" Com* In and acquaint your*«lf with C«ntyry -Old Briar £ • . P*KIS i Fully guaranUad agatmt burnout, or cracking. Vvgft Cream Cheese ,WM Manicotti CELENTANO %¥'*1 ,1 5 pkg. lilcohQlisin g CRANFORD RADIO ALTON APPLIANCES TODIA'S APPLIANCE . AM LOWIR THAN OTHIM' SAU PilCISr " K A 0 59' and ' public in- / ' Tobacco Bltnd«d To Your Tattv, 1^22 Amerjcan mnip & ls['^69° Cook in Bags ™ ^;25 ' 1135 ELIZABETH AVE, 354-0525 toxication as health iasucs.ndt "a EASTM'A'N sir, 2Mm~ — 1.299 LIBERTY AVE. 923-1168 ,••'—. Prices Elloctluo Sun., Jone 4 lo Sat., June 10- criminal behavior. • . NEWARK TILE SUPPLY CO. r "I'strongly recommend that the legislature of eilch State ! ll. OUR 41nd VIAII Schulte s Pipe Shop adopt this law at tire 'earliest v. 1 . OMH rtlPAY MITI and SAT. AM, WE .. TOBACCO AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE, possible time.' , ; "In moat States, public in- • IRVINGTON ; SPRINfiflELD •• ••• R , NIWARK ~* REPAIRING B^NDINO. ever ever A-vanue.'V. . _ toxlcatlon Is today Htlll a; 0,111 >>».. *IM fcAMOUt-FOR FOOD SnERvftEJ C LINDEN RADIO WILDEROTTER'S PHOENIX APPLIANCE I41« SnilNONIlO AVI («l iurmM A«.) MAHIWOOO Not responsible tor typographical trrori. W* reserve Iho right lo limit quarilltl*! crime. iNntlorially, It accounts . HI-OMO I. llMd.IKlQVj.il>! 910 SPRINGFIELD AVE, 399-1200 — . _ I NllM<'.. -v, n.ii«u; l..u«..i 1.1.1 .....11 oH-MM for one-third of all arrests.' and 20 I, ELIZABETH AVE, 4JE-25J1' " 200 MORRIS AVE. J16-«M0 ,ili«i..r« I,IH»I. I m 1 \ one-half ofall persons in Jail in .' *•« nwu i ••*•• (••I'f.n„ •the U.S. each year. WRITE rTOR FREE N. PLAINFIELO LITTLE FALLS NEW BRUNSWICK JERSEY CITY MON. to SAT. 9:30 to 9 45 MOIMI /.' MOUTH I SUNDAY 9:30 lo 6 00 PI PE & TOl?AfcCO BROCH U R E At WI M tNO AVI Al COLUGt IIHIUr.t f -!=%• :t f "' 1l7-^.~ST recently attended the: suits to formal gowns. ••—^ • American Cancer Society's Spons6red'by the "Reach, lo New .J.er8^^briiii0n..JUuUiaI_«acoV4,rvMp|^r.n,Mnrt,;,iw Auditiohs tb Begia *r$isfer vicHmt a^p i/i p(eparing- New unit spots radiation leaks ,jnastectomee workshop*--auspices of-thtr~American: er releases'/. WrfifTto thfs naws- _ LiDey discussed various. Cancer Society, the workshop' iii •!«•« ii riih for Opera Theatre aspects of breast surgery,'the-had as its purpose helping" d a%\i for ot)r."Tips-pjf oubmit'tifi in radio-relay installations Cgncer recovery group octiye different prosthetic devices ' those. women who have not available, and. the several been ablelo cope with" breast _'AnjEngineer.iit *Bfll laboratories,-Murray r»prr»Hi|r-|h|e retulti' «Thi; psychological trauma of patients shortly after surgery ' Jtersey 's~~- "Reach t{oo emotional and psychological-surgery. ~ T" Hill, has developed a ipw-CQstreasyjto-operate This Instrument, which will be made for the a inustectomy"(reinoval of a at their physicians' requests.- HecQvery" volunteers,also rnicrowaye'Tadiatlon detector, • , Bell System,; can survey radJo-frequency sho wsTioise Jiar mfur problems each of therrrtacedr. Future workshops are being 1 : breast) Is, urfpara|leled by ~ in an effort to ease some of the work with professional and Harrison, j;,.. Weaver, ? president -of Opera H unique featurtr of the planned for later in the year, l'32Spo) Theatre of New Jersey, announced this week workshop-was. aTTuncheon. All interested mastectomees prevent leakage in _mlcrowave radio-relay GHr(billion cycles per second) to seven GHz. - iiiay~l>e~r<;la(ed-lt>—inch;asc,d illness, three machine sounds. —- siirgery. Yet, '' countless has lost a breast, acceptance"and support of the 782 J676 ' ' ft-- that the company will Hold auditions for its •-W''v^* •••• - -——r—, T«r- should contact their local units ULJU installations: Misalignment of wave-guides in Within this band are the Bell Svstem TD and researchers discovered, after, interviewing a Tiie-resulte raise-a serious envi apprentice program"t6m6rrovy starting al numbers of-wonieh are faced Tn addition to wording with program. —_..,.—-. these installations could cause leakage" and a TH radio-relay frequencies. It also includes the samploof adult, urban De'troil and I-os Angeles question as well. "About a quarter of.'me mastectomees - •modeled—of „ the' American-Cancjr" -• noon, at Symphony Hall' In Newark, and with this personal experience mastectorrtee.. patients. New . Some 150 mastectomees various styles from .bathing Society.. - - decrease in equipment efficiency. 2.45 GHz band for microwave ovens, which are families according lo the American women and a third of the men iri our society are Saturday, in Trenton at the War Memorial every .year, andthey survive, ' The need was for.an easy-to-operate device, becoming quite common in canteen areas at-. .Psychological Association. ""'-»,. being regularly annoyed by-sontidS7-Of these, returnirig to families, careers A Cbmplela line of • Auditorium. ARTSAUE . ARf-SAtF- • ART SALE * since most instrumentation currently available Bell System locations. • ' • 'possibly....all or some humans exposed .10- only about 15 percent are inevitable (that is, and full, happy lives. '•"'-'•'•'• STATION WAGONS is either specialized or requires a -thorough -The new detector, with hand-held probe and ' Candidates for the. audition- should have certain intensities of sound with u certain, cijused by children and music). The greater ~IiT Its' effort to -iniute-suchT-l 111 understanding of antenna 'theory.- ;. electronics riackage, weighs about 2-&'potmds. completed their basic musical training and regulaHty have their health adversely afj, bulk are man-made and potentially man • successful readjustments IBIES should have had_somc performance ex- . Ronald C. Petetsen, a member |1' /'Northflold"dve.i West Orange, pays- a visit to one of thej:o.o's-.pcize,specimens. Ryan who have undergone_lhe.sanie_-| JUNE 26th - AUGUST-18th, tbrncy, one time aide to the late Sen. Estes protection gtddejpJLlD-iiatrow JmW-cnv? lor • director of the group, points outjhat this type of which are regarded as_l'just sound?".Is the p.m. •_ . •_"'_ _ " ^- "has been with Turtle Back for seven of the.nine years the zoo has been in existence. kind of operatiorTby" offering Kefauver and 1968 state chairman of "New indefinite exposures. The Bell System-standard .- practical apprenticeship used tb.be available home or work environment considered more :• . The' cd'minule program will inclOiW a' them' psychological and Jersey atizens For Robert Kennedy," has ranges from 1 to 10 mW-cm2 depending upon - only in Europe, Opera Theatre aims to help' flit pleasant from a sourul standpoint? And are sex" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiniiii inmiipmiiii iiiiiiiiiiii|iiiiiiiiiiuiii £ FRAMES presentation, film and display sponsored-by the cosmetic assistance. AllVilllCI.'ll.CI,ISM'S ll bcen-appoihtedJ chairman of "New Jersey^^ environmental temperature and humidity- ._-,.'• the need~foV~lrPtfieatre experience in this differences in these judgments? | •' . _ , . 124Elmora Ave., Elizabeth T ,K6sex County sheriff's office as a qomrtiunity ..Members of a nation-wide 351-2433 Lawyers For McGovecn." --^±~- • ~ -,,., vrODV ~— country,-- beyond the 'training'..available;- in_ There was .'in agreement by both men and YOCK'S SPORTING GOODS u service to-help educate the public on' the: rehabilitation ptQgrarii, New r schools and workshops. Its long-rang_e aim is ItT = J7-WESTIFELD AVE. Dan Horgan7 chairman^oL_^New Jersey. _ , ,, ,. -£"•**-'' Hr:.7 • _i : . . wtirheir-that wofK" is Indeed noisy-arid that- STRICTL^PERSONAL Jersey's • "Reach to \)i\ MAIN ST.. OHAN15E, N..J E causes, symptoms and effects of dangttsms 'ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY Citizens For McGbvern," announced Uieislelii__ ti*«dt>^CIwlirTnenare urged tp help develop a new generation* of American children account for the greatest share of noise Recovery^—volunteeFs^visit- ARTSALE ART SALE * "artists who do not necessarilyeha've-to. go^ drugsr —-. ; ' — 1 '. _._ By Pot and Marilyn Davis- pnignjieadqunrters, East Orange^ "at home." . .. _.,:: <-Deteo(iyc-F ThomaW*Klfer, the sherffrsL iliiiliiiiiiiliiiliiiililllliilllllllliniiiiilllllliiillllliin; abroad for advanced musical preparation. """ Coploy News Service . address and phone number. . ^ Wi) percent ul _ populatior_,._.^..-n are office representative, will present the program • regularly :innoyed-lhy__plarie sounds, l>s»r Pat awt-Marilyn: d four • anrj-will be available for a- Short-tlmegaf-. date another girt"! met Jane ins _ iSii---'i hlivcbecn married inmostr- • ~ fcrw5rds3Lf vver~i3uestions on drug'abnse '-'-—i—;.iHr8ey *T A'G'L-AHCe r— Ihe-duoi' prior torthe_program_— . E ' ^V« haw hpnn chnrinfr pn —fjcui| to geTout-of (ho apart- -MiitLis ii^-wnndprfiil hostess,- SCENERY UNPARALLELEDI , p'""-;""'" is~wefcome to attend. The branch = V Cruli? ths mlghly.'Str Law- seatsavc[ilgM& - -m .:- . ... •• -•• '" in- irtnient for almost a year. ment. — ••• —— -YouarcproT3 lLfSOCft.throuori tho.IOOO^Iofd*" have jobsand'jnir j 44ike the setup I have .viiUY". how I can possibly Jiave a • Tour the beautiful. and-rTTk- l limited nultiCcr of scats aro available for ...; Ll_.pxeenses-are. cut in- Iia4/r Suebut I inl£nd to datrjJanc. problem. Well," hero it is._ .ioiic Rldeau Canal Syitefn : "7tho_gala benefit concert--of-the New Jersey •-'to.jjjoryoirthink I should lell Sue~~Sandy-iidmils she has gained* FOR FULL INFORMATION S. B7 —v^eA-T-iONMAPrpeEssE npftOnyZOrchestra , June 10, at Ihe my iritentions^nd-i'hiftpp^Wr- at least 40 pounds, since our rf ., ,^_.w. ^...b^uu 4 . ,««^ , ouiti; MJ, til Hit |5Qj|et-$Gl3OOl ODBliS 1 WRITE: RIDEAU LAKES and Garden-Stati^Arts-Ceiit£j\JJolmdel^at general • .doesn't move oui?_I want •yoft_J>.'iirriage and has., a double' - • . ' - • . • - ; r_-—,(y.', . 1000 ISLANDS admission prices, it was announced 'his-Weck*. *__._-,T"Ii ..- •AIRPORT* to know~that I have never 'chin to top it nff;I'ln-sure she TRAVEL COUNCIL, P.O. , • mentioned marriagctoSue so-_hns_gaincd.J!iorc_j\nd_jusJ— BOX 125*.: PERTH, ONT. .The "concert wiirslar John Sutherland and__5t5SSlOn Marilyn Horne wfth the Symphony and will—zr.Z- TRANSPORTATION • donotctjeck me"off.'as"a"Tat. won't admit it, v feature Ricliard-Bonvnee-and Henry I-iwis, TO •'Suo knows the "score. .-- . i You name the diet and my There's vacatJOXi tiiusic director of the orchestra, on the podium. The New Jersey School of Ballet, 174 Jlaiji- NEWARK. JFK | ..; . Undeciilt'd wife has tried itrWhaUcan 1'do ""he^generaladmissipn tickets may be st,, Orange, .will open its 19th SummerSefiion, I Donr-Undccldcd: to convince horthntrshc isHess" chased at $10 and $7.50 through the symphony Monday, June 26, offering its most broad ijjnge - If youdo not recognTze-the .._thnn_jjttEftc_tJvcJ:nr.ryinE_all.-. 8 LAGUARDIA fun forthe-extfire . office. 1020 Broad st~'Newark. BencfiLpriees of • of courses to date. . —-,fm : ' S1HTORTS" — • fact that you arc cheating both that fat around her middle and $50, $25 and $15 will continue to apply for scats Classes will he oflered-fi.va days a wrek— 24 HOUR-SERVICE I.Jano.and Sua,-I-doubl_you_ developing a double chin?.. Jn preferred locations. The concert, which also Mondays throqgh Fridays—^ithJnsthicfffln in'" nl 1 WYCHWOOD g would' take my..—advice— near .rim: -•-• v "" marks (he openfng'of the orchestra's 50th ballet anr moderri™3az' \ the beginning in— « seriously. So, I'll withhold it; You could say^ chins up! anniversary season, will begin at 9 p.m. • lermediati .... J advaflccd leyels. Cla&segwill TRANSPORTATION J-andr'under no circumstances, "•However, it woiildliro'Eably bo in friendly, nearby be open to children,/leenagers and adiilfi _/'.7.7* • ' *r~ '•*'""" • ,The concert willwark one of the rare concert _ _232-7900 —' • would I classify you "con- m-Ore liolpful to encourage appearances of Miss Sutherland and Miss The-fflculty-for-the summer session, Jniich | servotive." ...'_• ^ ..your wife to consult the famlly- . O n ta r i o, C a n a d a JUorSrv-wlio-Jiave-sung— to-ovations dn~opera — runs eight-weeks through Aug. 18. will Injude . __^.j_ _ - -• . . - doctor. He. can suggest^ j\. stages.here and abroad. For their- Arts Center. director Carolyn Clark, -associate Joieph~ sensfble "cuttirig-down'^diet. - appearance.._iliey_walhrsing_.a^ duet • from —Carow, and Fred Albec Janet. Mitchell°Jiiy Don't expect youn—wife—lo Rossini's "Semiramide" and thtrcornplctc final Norman, and~George- Tomal. Special 9iesl look like Twiggy in a week. It ... -.'\ ^aci-oHBeHini's "Norma." which 'h h teacher will bc'Basil Thompson, ballet master SUMMER SESSION '72 : "took months^tp develop "that ••'~r.--W^^ '- performed many times together at urtfic Uily L'enler-Joffrey Company. ' '\ ' UNION COUNTY VOCATIONAL CENTER double chin and thick middle- " Day & Evening Classes Starting July 5 "and" it will take nionlhs' to/ Water-skiing slalom whittle, off- the'excess weight. - ne a r—^AAor r l-s-b u rqr A part of Union county's Communlty-Colleoe system. • ,.*s:AaB5r=5rr\~.' Attoclate degroei awardodthrought Union College With, a little- encouragement 5^5? Onfarlo., Choose -frorii you and a great deal of boating, will power on the part-of-your--.-.- swimming, .— orchestra's current'three-year fund.drive. K77-1045. 'WJferT'she rcan rpfialri h_or_ T -youtHIUI-l-ij(urc'. - - -" ^ .11. gpg for your VOCATIONAL CAREER ORICHTATION PROGRAMS ' . -O--Q- ^catrur^ur r a+ Rldeau Arts Center h JULV 10 TO JULY. 21 -" MONDAY THROUGH PfllDAY TOrWATOES Dear Put and Marilyn: Lakes-anLkd d 1000 Islands. '. ilal -Holbrook^ will bring The-booking of the versatile JJAV'20 TO AUGUST't»ir EN STRAWBERRIES 'Yesterday I _found—-~a Mark Twain tb~TiTe on. .the "TTolbrook, also widely known ( rovidi) tin) r.ludiutl with knowlortoo ol various marijuana cigarette in the ASPARAGUS yociitions he friiiy. miiko a boltur ohoico ol "nrupacific Garden Stale ArLsrContcr lot" his TV -role as "The ciifoor. Tuition r.u pro(jr,tm!i ir,-.S12.00 ouch. pocket-of-my-son's' jacket. I -stage Monday night, June 19. "Senator," .for the one-night- Vlne-rlpened' New was not snooping. I was him v^jth Mthat ' private iwlotinliij^ I \,0 AUGUST I — r dound and diSKroul punish- ' ' Credit chrds: EXPLORER Heated Pool Thosr courlio^ .'in* tkT.ujnijd ,10 ptfnr. r.tudontr. a "flrontor do<)riii)_ m Ex vP~eiijb. C ol proficiljncy in HID lioldfi'^liown lioro tuihon^lor tlutRii cournon _iaCn.LQr_would it be'bcsy .. WBSTPORT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE .American Plan Retail at"VWtoleiille Prices is S24.00 oilgi--I iound. - 1 18:30- -1:00—TjflUQ- -SIX mllai Hit of.Gpnanoque on C6ifimrVrcuil"A7t:7 JJowevcr, threats and punish- NORVIC 1000 lilandi Parkway (formerly * JKWKLKKS INC Iritorior-Oo;nr)n' u 30-1130. nnio '.- ineht probably will not help. 351. New RIverildi-ffitinrunlhr _ 1000 ISLANDS Ad^rlininQ Or> jyn" completvly modern, _cottaaet; COMPLETELY ORIGINAL '. 0:30-11:30 30.00- Provide your" son. with in- CHAFFEY^ LOCKS. ONTARIO - ..excellent-food.-Plk* and bati "Wiildinq- — 12:M -I'OO —'.'34 00 llihlnp; Boat and motorf entail, .. • ' Inlonor Dof.i()ri—?.l S lo July 28 "-= -— -: formation :nn drugs. Most . l»uncnlnarampandaocka,cioae loflolf, rldlno-end-boirtourt.- CoraFiX Gold Ring t^Advurti&mr) DofiKjfi i—'Jiiirls July 5 to Aurjuul Ifl . . young-people do not apply the ".-T-Flsh'lng and resort hotel In the- ON UNSPOILED -HRIST»E-l5fkE,r mllei from 1000 falandi Bridge 175- dangers of marijuana mid "—Rldeau Lakes. Superb meals, - to. U.S.A. For Information and- pn .Authentic pink coral In anl - other drugsTfo tljcnisclves,-^- " - near Perty, Ontario/Canada —Marvatloni Ptwne Ml) MS- CUSSES ... '' ;lB»«UtllUI, Cleof, Unpolluted air «nd water heated pool, tennis, boats, 3KU or write c-o T. E. Seal looo ~onusuahT4K'sculpturedtlold'^'- Marijuana is still illegal. ^_^____ IDEAL PISHINO «, FAMILY RESORT ABBA_ lilandl Parkway, Lansdowne, PERTH, ONTARIO, CANADA settlngTTTfils magnificent i. _•'.-.• motors, guides. .^., — . Ont. CERTIFICATE AND APPRENTICESHIP COURSE5 -Explain to your son Hie dif- Raira~siart. at 12.00 per day, per per-awr and-lncludes a-lwirty ring Is truly an original ..."_ ' ~ "OO(jin July f) ii'id coiitinuua'lof. am wks • ficulti_es.iny.oly.cal»illy-Vac.Hon-Reeort-on ' ._ only. Air-Condiliori Reserve lor spring flshlng,- the Rldeau Lakea, :3 mllei off Air'iompli^n, 030-10:00 T-TH IS.qO -DeaiVPat- .aifiFMujilyiir: ' M nlkp, yvull'l»v«i;:ba»»o . Enlov,. LnH'Elcjii L.C.30—a.ao—u-w) -— wma itorts of ^clean. JgiSLJONES fAULS, I I spaciouthe -coms l . hoiisokeoplno- Rooms'In Lodot with prlvatv ~r?;==tWH-efM!Dlf-WOf>Ks'HbP COURSES^ ~Hidedu WaJerway. Ohtaaol bitti;.ctblni, ipAdout^roundi, people: .. catch up wtfh~llfhluty _ CHALET, HOTEL, rn\-f.F^fr^ Sa(« landy baach, Good Pendant ""PllOIOOrfllJtiy ifti'ti'ittiT 7~~ 6;3Q-10 00 r-Th? '• . iif iwtmmlnor:bM*tn.q ' flihina- . Boat and motor r«nuli.-~J-... - . OakJnfj..Cakri QWoTimrHf '' ' " .^Vl~IUbliDni>yalnru'"6( lit lllilu.luu - QN THE Free_ Foctn sculptured 18K, . u -Picture M*1^1- 1 ilV-' -\' '""' Vr^'-tv" In't ' iouoi -• ___ L:.!.W-XHE-.f»EAv; cflfnmon --^Miti Metanevt..'- ^ |Err^corrigtnatTon: LTeslanedZIn\^r~ ri^P +mi!IN( •DOAllNf XMllil O-SAIl.INd re«c»tttnt Flahlng .^->- •^"IltaJy. A verT^-aftractl • ' *r~t"''*'1^'riii"fl J -P!ece:oij€»ei ry.—=- '; , .' *-')r „''."RBJR»Ee, BBUAX' y l -L —-«^- • ^T*- -'' -Wrlw' Por^oofooTBifc -be prswd itonto i«4.ijl)49 or-Elgln,-Onl_&n.35O.55O0 iinTii #»..x...;. Tulti6"r\ (rlu K.MI thll p c.irir:cl:l ,i courno LflnflRK CG uin T uiuanu TUITION l^nT' 'l T VVllVl'. DO NOT | IVf; OIJ W()HK;IN UNION Arts Center isets : •-•••COIINIV is'tiouni.n" '- —tSTine of tRo UnlqUB^aroas In North"' ^Simulated AI.J riTS Ijlll' WITH' I'lEOISTriATION ' "' new curtain time SMITHS FALLS America — charmingly differonti tjc T i HI srnvi s im MKIIIT TO CANCRI ANY counsE • The County has developed an un- • •>.'••* ron WHICH nii.ni 'is ,NUJ,-SIIKFICIENT EMIOUMENT usual system to provide hours ol Diamonds The Garden Slnte- Arts ' '• ' ' IT Gatewiy to the Rldeau Lakee . Select from four distinctive " Center this week nnnounced a B~F ^BWIMMINO . 1 " Interesting, relaxed 'driving away Tuii. COURSE rvlEBCi. BCfe^liO ' = CAMPmo r»SP0HT8. , eFBIIDK3 ' shapes. Any size. Sold correction in the curtain limo — ' ..CAMPINO V»SI«I1TS.. from busy highways. — A road, sys- o«T oocttoac ,. rlrihormuirrnon wil»ull liirUI] ib thae drollerdlulli y ol • tem of' specially marked BYWAY -J. Regularly for M0 per ct. at for the special series of b%uun// ptok«reikl l tuul pikeik , connectect d 6y the ;uu»u •>»«^i»J4a tr PlSMI >4-.4, '._ Canal nol«ork tha IUd»u takea chain ollera enUolnx JOUfeS, a General Folder with Coun-' famous 5th Avenue Shops. 'pnpjjjar-'price.d daytime boatlnf trlpB down US mUea of plottlreaquo water- " ty map, 4 Byway Jours outlined In . Np one except your |eweler . VACATION AT HOME... 1 programs for children in July way* uomKlngeton to Ottawa. . ^XCKLCENT CUBOlfc AT .MODERN. . colour arid 4 BYWAY TOUR Folders ' iwlll kno\)v the difference.'.. : /•••.• " ' • ; =" and August. All of the shows HOTELS AND MOTELS —Jilth map colour-keyed to markors^ • Al' • V ff(L ttivincirtl it*. )mor.t in nmo^ItconDmlc.ii.lovhtitii" Cnioy £ • cqMPLCTE SHOPPINO rACIUTlta. — will start at 1 p.m., instead of 'i . FOB FURTHEn INFORMATION CONTACT! along the route. Points of interest p.m. "' ' tfrn'ttha FaUf'Chambrir of Commerce Less expensive 1 Town Hall, Srplthu Falls, Onlorlo" and miles .between points aro mark- g (Hind .; Iwinu ,IIH) c= The. .progrnms fire: The . ed. Each route guides you-to living quality $18. per, Smiior Eluclrk;., :j.- $1K QetnOO Bugs -Bunny^Show, July a - pioneer history, fascinating archi- ct, Per Gt; through ,11; Happy Time, July NORDLAW tecture, picturesque' beauty and ftlDEAU LAKES PARK FBll,,, WaU»y«. - Uai IN rHt cirv OF : 111 through 20;-II.U.rPufnstuf, ' meraorablo tourist delights. • - Looks and Feels. • - -.T- Auij. 2 .'through &; and'The CtM. MAY. H.J. : LODGE To receive a General Tour Folder, fill In. Like the Real Pixie Judy Troupe, Aug. M) CAMPING GROUND OIUECTIUNb: , !-, f . name and address and send this ad to: . Thing, In Drop LViyi' lo- L.irii- M.iy . . • through Sept 2. • .'' » (Ovur 2000 Acri'H - LlHlml by AAA) rtno lyllow , Vill.ifjo v\\Uwi y6v^ • While enjoylni tha peace and tranquillity ol HOW LAKE, tu more than -400' mtloi oflrreKUlar ahorellna aontaln the flnelt fiahlnc watera In . ' LANARK COUNTY TOURISM Earlngs, Pendants 1 »WWlr1—ri0m,.;:, Wf ,,,^ iCKIfUL ALL-FAMILY CAMP1NO CTOUN tha tUitHl.l»»lillo,i' • ..,._•„.,,„ M1,UH ,„„„ ;,),,„ t ..- Joe Sle^ort •' ; •'.-•>.. _ ... ..• " " .684-1772 . • '

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•J • -. -t ' t t -r— i-Hjursfiay, June 8, T972 * J —„ -_„-,. ,, .^tBvitrJngSrorfi^uncof which,Js—^- .Anyone wishing a free cop/; .located on Route 22" in Union, of this informattvetmoklet can Other Dean storeiH-^-are - > ^ names ding of "bbtalh1 uiie fronrvBean' Klogctbroughout Nlew Jersey. Cditdoujis to h^pd Debra Dannlng, home APPROXIMATE ; fashipjripnsultflnt tojhe Dean -^ONTHIY Floor Covering Stores, has pharmacology unit announced that Dean isi of- EXPENSES needn't curb districts' added spending fering-free copies ofits new History hatvthown that many artist* are not another benefit was gained by.a group of their ; Tlie appointment of (ii-orgp A. fondojiris, • 2 professors Saturday (This Is (he Keienth ill ^''(ierjes of articles QII* W»MM —r-il-a diHlr-iet-wanted to spend more than the booklet, "Carpet and Rug given credit or recognition for their works until fellow collegians. ' ' , I'hjWf, fif (j'en Kidt>o, us chairman or the \e» .lersey lax reform pre|iared-liv (heLeague Care. Guide" to anyone yeirs tfter their efforts have been put on The added opportunity arote when five other : state expenditure, the question would be . Union College will confer assooiate in arts . earned a masterof arts degree in phyilc* froaw Department of I'harmucoliiKy, -ColUigo-yK 'of Women Voters,* ; TC Implement its proposals, the committee submitted to the voters of tho district at a requesting them. cn(ivas. Two Un|0n CoUeg^ studaiU,.however, .Students. In the Art Appreciation "Course- ..Medicine iind Dentistry of New" Jerscy-Now degrees to 190 graduates, bid farewell to one Harvard University. He has done «ddlUon«J>,, -0-.-O-- .— ""' .' recommends that each year .the Commissioner- public referendum'. If they were "already- — Thenewly revised edition r^VrecelvIHg Immediate ''credit" for their decided to incorporate a fUro-maklng venture graduate, work at brown, Rutgers, -Indiai^v .' Jersey Mcdiral School, has.brcnannounced by of Education should establish the current ex- features hints on daily- retiring professor- and-pay. tribute to the ni)es equality of opportunity in education spending more, they could continue,to do so creative talents. Sophomores Bruce Bell and Into the picture. The young people whg.also. memory of another at its 39th annual com-. and Oklahoma State Universities. !,".,„,' — I)r"Vlarold A Kamim'tzky noting dean. mean that nur superior "schools must, be penditure per pupil, that he considers sufficient cleaning shortcuts, food spot 'W il without a referendum. According to'post cost Jeff Anderson, both residents of €ranford, are—aided the- two painters.' by 'scrubbing, sod mencement exercises'Saturday at 10:30 a.m. The first junior college faculty member In.tM,, - reduced to medmcrity'.' Not-according.to thir to provide a filiform Wgh-quality standard of, - Tinsiyseiiv.aJHiosI all school districts that have . removal, re-dylng, acid, gaining academic crecUta, as an outdoor mural, preparing the wall surface, took" motion pic- United-'States to head a "committee of thfl ,haS r/irn ;iclih(i chairman' <>f the department recoiiilnendations of the New Jersey Tax elementary and""~secondary education?? That hlgher-fhan-average per-pupil expenditures animal and ink spot stain . Dr. Kenneth Wilversen, president of Union thely painted has been acknowledged as part of tures of the proceedings in which they_per- College, announced the ceremonies will be held American Chemical Society, Prof. Dextef If •,;•; , sincH' Occl'jnhcr 1970. Hi' joined ihc medical Pblicy-Coin'mlttec. The blue-ribbon committee • amount, multiplied by the nuriiber of weighted fall wilhiri ihjs_range^Districts which-vote to- removal, moth and -carpet their term project "tor the-^Art Appreciation - formed supporting roles. The jTUm was then member of the New..J«rfiey--ind Newa^rif,;. -• w(Wll in laitas an iiBsislant professor and was iippoinled-by—Governor Cahill^to recommend pupjls in the district, would' constitute the oKceed-the—GefHWlssionertpromulgated cost beetle control, fading and, on the East Lawn of the. Oranfordxampus. and coarse la which they are enrolled at the college, edited and a synchronized tape was cut whlcl) are open to the public. Mlner-alogical Societies and the Geologj] —umAiHhc charter members of I ho department. improvements in the state's tax structure has operating-budget of a particular district-to be by more than one-third are subject to state soiling, Tipples, humidity And to make the circumstances even more • included music and the spoken parts of the Society of the American Museum As. cluiirmnn, Dr. Cnridnuris explained that specifically provided that anyrdistrict which -paid bjrthe state. • review. .. _...__ factors, and cigarette burns. Prof: Forrest P. Dexter Jr. of Cranford, unusual, the two boys used the side of"a .building scenario. The^young movie moguls eventually acting;dean of art*and an Inatrue lory —-• • hcMii; "in the process of reorganizing and now spends nrore than it would receive under injthe Cranford business district as their 7 hosted a.showing of the finished productat the rebuilding the department to meet the 'missions lull state funding may continue to do so. • "canvai." '.,••• • • . Cranford campuscmp . __^ > of jlnr)'college more effectively." He, plans to While members of <• the committee 7 -•""" its. Jane Law of WesUleldrinstructor of art - IncorporaUng-the knowledge they had gained Association of Colleges and Secondary Schoo'j*', v,. extend the departmental faculty by nearly 50 unanimously concluded, that substantially full Economic—-- Questions appreciation courserat Union College, explains ministratrve assignments, will be "guest of ; .from Donald Julian during drama classes be - honoot the graduation and will deliver the 'offering courses that parallel freshman. aflfT ptTcWtt-and to add new loachlng and rekenrch stiiu>fundiiig of'the public school system is the ~aria~—--'- how Hall came aWut. She was approached by conducts at the college, the students were Sophomore programs in four-year colleges and.' lirhWim^ •nnd_lmprpye_Mipse that already most promising way of satisfying the equal Stabilization Internal commencement address. He was* asked to : Answers, Revenue - Mrjs. Bernlce Sohacter, owner of the Artist and anxious to demonstrate that film-making is a ' . universities, laihe past two decades, 85.(«-„;- —exTW£' '•','• . • ' "-. ' -taxation requirements of recent judicial' Service Craftsman Guild, who'was hopeful that Mrs. creative tool that can help communicate ideas - speak by the student body which sought _ a cent of Union College's-graduates-liavetraaif- ,- "We njso plan," he continued, "to become decisions, they agreed that—JocaL ad- —l^awrcould'recomirfend cteatlve studeuts who and to incorporate concepts of art developed public and personal way to honor him. ._'. _^ —ferred''with advanced standing to more th^n' - invaKtaTTn the. post-graduate medical field ministration of schools should be mainlainedf- 1& 2 BEDROOM HOMES mlpht deslgn'afid create a mural on the outside during the appreciation course. ' ;;-, 71 The commencement exercises will be . 4od colleges and universities in all 50 state*,, . where.there is a great need-for-areoiitinuinRT ~Inrcomln"g"lo"this conclusion, they shared the (). Do firms which have the District. Director-of . waji'of the Guild's 17 Eastman st. establish- * dedicated to the late Prof. Oliver L. West, " reyeiw ofjhe current state of pharmacology- _attUude of thogcjvho believe that, in the long ~T>Irecting^arid providing the photographic 1 realized "windfall""priififs as Internal Revenue and the.' _. . .Unbelieveable value"in'a beautifully designod m^nt. ' '...'..'.''..-'. •'' ' . ,-- •""•' expertise was Norrrian Hoglund of Cranford. SING-ALONG ben^ng Conc.r Society Sunday at th« Old Straw Hot, Rt. 22. Gr.en ^SS^'^Kuto.' among practitioners. Wd feelihis is-very im- run, the causej_>[ public education Will n6t be 1 r a result of the wage-price, x ifetiremcnt community, Club.• House,.. bus Since the Art Appreciation course is based -portant becaus'cofthe' rapidTirqgress thai- has' advanced by untTormlly of educational Local Medicare Intermediary..' . J He. was assfsted by Miss Connie Thome, also of " llfwtuuurianio bond 0n6o^fi^^J^h^of.M^^r^-. ^StTtSerTn" era^t ma^y stabilization program -have to The provider should also seri"d~ "service, to shoppmg—center, .undefgroynch" upjm students experiencing the actual use of Cranford. Miss Wenrly Verner of Plalrtfield, ., s Social been-made-in understanding how drugs work , programs-throughout, the state. They feel-that are Ronnle;Pos.y1.onJ_.Mrs..J!h!!.!P..RPKM^ T" —~" din the ways of improving their efficacy-and stale policy should encourage developmentof d i^ thencfcirstateiiient of those— Lr-.tit1ilitieSj-:-tw.CL blrxRs- from- Garcfcin State. , art materials and taking part In practical art Rocco Centalonza of 'Elizabeth, "and "David. " Rotchford..., .•• , - 7 ... . - ••'' .1 Degrees will be'conferred on students 1 projects/Mrs: Law felt that the mural offered Bartosik of Linden —' , . y^ We would*like to pass, on' the latest "lighthouse' districts to explore-theuifrl 6f A. Yes. Firms-which in- "increased,mcreaseo^cosi, cost factortaciors thatinai— /A •_Parkvyqy. LTwo lakes on p'rppcrtyT"two miles enrolled in business-admiriistrationr:liberal~ creased their prices before - would-jusUfy— the Increased an! ideal opportunity, for Bell and Anderson, . alfMncbments |n ihe'area of clinical phar- • leaching and learning^ from which the pupils in- to downtown "Toms" River, " artSj -engineering, biology, physical-science— rN0vrnT"*in"-"anticipati5n~ of prices. wlio had demonstrated the ability as Well as they Sing-along to help Cancer Society Ralph W. Jones-district manager of TsclieauIeU wag_e*increases but ', (). If .a'-slnglr . family -willingness to undertake the assignment. " UC lists courses law enforcement and education curriculums Elizabeth joclal security office, this *) were unablp to put all.or part dwelling' unit qualifies for RARKLIKE^SETJJNG '. ' ' Taking advantage of falr-skles, breaks in the _The American.Calricer^Soclety.tJnion County • Entertainment will feature the Old ''Straw^ Hat;—S-i jemlndedMdM.of.the.lmporiaiicajfaiotl^lrigl^- TrngTyl11 h"M.f>flie-»i"n.»ftvpntrnrnp^tpwith -Fire-Engine, cartoons and music- from th« MaY.CI!' oTJhe^oard of \ (if jtm increases irjo effect exemption -from' cuntrols undsuallyjvet weather-that plagued the area 1 Social Security of. their change in '-naTiw.™' 'TABLE-PADS s -hofdogsandabanjoband"at-thfrOW«traw^Hatv_ "Hata.'laJbanjo band. assisted by Prof. Elmer. Wolf, deari . Applications forchange^nname-areTivallaWe-^ Libraries carv tap because-of phase JI control., LoJlJ'. I.' ?-!' • .'• OJl V-of lula.1 Intimacy and caulAnd hn'l Inac'whal you wgnl fur and, using watfitprML painte,-the—students for summeF school; ~. .«•«,. .IHUHII; «,,u iu*4iig larr; t\tm lu • inal wnil you wgl —Miiiiituim Aue""S2' -Hvust-r-educe-their -prices by l«al tikn.In.laui _^«n tk.l.' *l-l J-..^ '."" laboi*'dth£Muivalentofa_wcTkh«frffeT!!kbefor.e -Rt. 22, Green BrookrSunday fromyl to^-p.m. 1: Information on tlckete-f^eaoW-cah-beob-•- t^0^{af^e^ri offices. •"-••'' '? SERVICE" regulations,. when may- 41 your daughter — and your new son-in-law,— on Ihtlr iptclal Six Mf more than K0 "^ rife Florha'm Park'CoqrTiry Club make* lurejoii'll never tarp ^wJlUffCludP HII trie birch beer, hot-ddgs and chairman of the ev^ni; or. the CancerJSocietv's Union College, will be presented at Graduation million workers, it Is important that the najne i reductions specified in a ^Ihr hnpplesl rnowent of your llftj,"""- •"•••- -<—-•.— --•..:.-»r orangej~ye] . by Prof. Hcrmann-J, Bielefeld ofSummiI, 1 peanuts thai adults and children can.consume. Elizabeth office (354-7373) . " " agree-withthe number-assigned by ihe Soctaf | S£ .Si Jne.flUey-? ^ wall of^ the , .Registration for Unlorr College's annual . chairman of-the. Humanities Department. ~ The Newark PnTilii; T.ihrary "thi. «iiilfV':|n*rgpst library -of—thtr^iijcreases, under therrejlulalions'.' buljding, Jiaj: off North avenue,_and surrowdg- Summer Session will take-place-next Wed, -1 Security Administration soThat'lhe Indfviauill ! _\Ve'II serve you a perfect dinner from ho'rs d'oeuvres (o desserl. Alstrparticipating in the graduation-exer- records will be credited properly. This wiH1^ . has joined a . statewide—-lnStul)aiitnr'Bf"miuxilBWa'rk~ Tpartrciilaf- company- has-had :_A^T,he, exemption "for And you don*t/have,«ihlng to worry about bcciiuM We~hiW tht bext flruo-- nesday and Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m. at .dieC. of everythlrij; for^ou."Just alt back and relax and, you'll:bc as •• ~*^_ cgopnralivf ••^system- that Public Libr.iiry'j, 1,350,000-'- allowable^t increases Uiat-,-quflHfled " single family Jeff-received "credit" for the p jlvfrjoyflll llhdhUV of'Education, who will represent |-enables__lib£ary_users^an_card-cat3logon^Tiicrofilm-has-^ \sdwelllngS~aTrd owner-occupiccT ~-OF-PLEASANT=PLAtNS- " Dr. Bernard Solon of Westfield, director. _ A.^Duhganj andrJrfmes-^r; M l w nd i protection.' Newark, and throughout-New" been -completed in 12 area prices, thoso costs ' multi-family units wasZSef-" i~M?'.. * "" —" """rnber ui» you'll «memKr"yoiir~ -ROUTE 57V-_TQMS_RLVER - NEW JERSEY Classes Will be conducted at all three Union- . Ayery of Scotch Plains, chairman of the Union Jersey to tap -the holdings of, libraxifis. according to James increases could be taken into fective on Feb. 3, 1972..Thus,_ College campuses In Cranford, Elizabeth and The Social I —County CoordinatlHg_Agency"for—Higher- disabHity^-benefits,.. survivor benefits,- H_ Bryan, Newark Lihrary -consideration In. establishing' after Feb. 2, _ 1972, any Plainfield. Registration, however, will be Education. • ' - -' the^reduced prices. DIRECTIONS: Garden Slate Parkway soutti-Ttreilt 82 -retirement benefits and health insurance at age ' —dlree"lor;V=:=Tlhis:z-j:r.etrie.y.alj_ prpvislon-of the-stabi.lization • (2nd Exit BJ) bear right (toward Seailds) (or-1 block-to - conducted at the Cranford Campus only. . ProOBnnXSiburn of \Vestfield, acting dean Rt. 1M; leltapprox. j mll« toRt. 5/1 (lit traffic light;j 7-"Here-fa New Jersey," a color, sound movie, Infinity," the story of our galaxy and what lies_ 65. Because of this valuable-protectlqn, it is HEAT WWITH OIL HEAT COMFORT IS * -. system—the_J\li£tihAutorn- <). Is it true'Htat a landlord regulations which prevented- of.science, will preside.'." '**"-. - ' PONT led-1,000 ff. to THE GARDENS on rloht ... via Public — Close to 60 credit and.non-credilcourses_wlll will be presented at The Union County Park beyond, will be presented On Sufiaaylff Z^uinT, 3 ; important that the name-and-number of each: LOW COST LUXURY FOR Uti'd' Catalog" TMjVCT^blflldS— -must declare under penalty of the eollectiori" of the' full. Servlcs Bus: From P.S. Terminal, Newark or Jertey EETTLE"FOR City; or P.A. Terminal. N.Y., Take Toms River but and— be offered in the Summer Session, which runs Commission's Trailside Nature~and Science p.m. and 4 p.m.; as well as on Wednesday at 8 A reception for graduates and their families worker be-sccutatel^re^rded. •_ —j>n a _ pioneering project perjury that all the contents of LESS . HOME OR - ____,.,^__- amount ofrcnt-speeified-in-a- get off at Rt, 571, Toms River (Indian Hud Rd); walk from Julyi9through\Jiily 28. Classes wjlllbe •Center^ in the Watchung -ReservatSon,-; on p.m. " .. and guests will be given by the Friends of the Applications for a "change in name may initiated two years ago by the ==^-WesU,000».-to-THE GARDENS. AAoderaOilen Every Day the noticToI rent increase sent v?lid Jease betwccn .landlord 10 A.M. to5 P.M. Phone: )2O1) 341-OSO0. For free colorful held Mondays' through-Kridays, day and Sunday at 2~p.m. The film is a profile of life, in - College in the Campus Center lounge following obtained by calling, in Union County, JMcw Jersey State JLibrary, 23 A.Hcket must be obtained at tlie Trailside .ECONOMY IS A BONUS to tenants arc true.and .that— ' - enantr becjmc inef- * KIPCEDAU AVE. FIOBHAM PARK. N. |. ^7932 (201) 377-7100 brochure, write: . " '• evening. ->—. ' __——r- -. - -— New Jersey, with-its mountains, cities, farms the exercises. a nd t THE GARDENS- "-' - office on the day of Sunday programs in the • No Other Heat is .Cleaner or as Safe which, made its .-catalog the increase Is not In violation jective in regard to the and beachesj from"HJgh_E6inl'lo7Cape_May. Union.CoIlege will also confer associate in available to Wher lihrnries. of stabilization "regulations? 32Gardenla Way, (off Rt,571) Toms River,N.j;O87S3 Credlt courses parallel the freshman and planetarium, as the chamber seats only 35 •exempted property. - • —sophomore courses in four-year colleges and.' Also at the same time, thBe Trailsid1110e 1Y10UeModell Applied science: degrees to 145 candidates at " including Newark's. A. Yes. In-addltion toall The exit D ...... „ """I , persons for a performance. Tickets are issued universities.and are open to current.college Union County Technical -Institute, Scotch. Shakespeare cast I Engineered & Des/unodTo Our Speclllcations To Savo On Bryan announced that other Information and Rocket Clubwi sponsor a public demon- - ona firgt^ome first.servecl; basis. Children : Fuel a Service—Brand New 1972 Oil Burner With An . students interested rln making up a failure, stration of the building and launching of model • • Plains, tuesday"at 7:sop.m. at UCTrsTCom-'* .Unconditional Guarantee For t Yoar. Newark-MAC, a major step in statements required by^ the under eight years, of age are not permitted in mencement. Under a contract between Union -rent-'regulations, a notice of improving a grade or enriching their program rockets in an area in .back pf the Trailside the planetarium.- - .. named for"festival Ihc formation of the intrastale College and UCTI, students .enrolled' in -._; COMPLETELY INSTALLS library network-; is now-. rent increase should-contain WHITINC;, NJ. ' of study. Recent high school graduates are also rPlanetarium—The-ralrl-date will be June 18, 6n Monday through Thursday, June 12 to 15, - operati.onaL-iri the .area, j eligible to take-college credit courses provided : a transcript of their high school record ls.sent_ "at 4 p.m..a.nature talk for children, "Life In A- "T-.^Jl-prograins at^the-Institutei-approved by Complete Info Call libraries servod-by Newark i "iris hereby declared under j foUe, - ^ been completed by artisl to-Umon_CoUege*~ 1 • ' ___... Pond;"- will be given" at thecentet , and on SaturdayHillsr facuUy of Union College, are eligible for __jSBo-5552 • the northern Ne\v Jersey 'KePpenalties of porjury that ?C!EDAE A.A.S. degree, - . ' "" . — director Paul Barry. The company will - - IPSTOOO -: .^. leafriuot^-doll{ir ..;-iALthe.TralliildaBlanetarlum, "From Here to and Sundays from '\ p.m. to-5 p.m. lhe7foregoing statements are • Non-credit courses encompass remedial '])! Rt. 22 West, Hillside Ask Foi^ Mr, Weber' BIMK brown patch, runt and - Prof-Dexter, who has also taught chemistry perform "Taming-Of the Shrew," "BjeyondJhJL-"|., Bloomfield—East ^bUfl For" People 62 «nd.ovrr.'_ . - otiMr common- Inwn Ab- \ work in Engllshrmathematlcs and the sciences and anthropology at Union College, has fulfilled Fringe ," "The Hostage," '^Troilus and ",__ Klizabeth, riHaokensliclc. knowledge and'belief; and GLEN-- c»«. EUmlnotea uiulghtly" and are designed to assist students • whose assignments as financial aid officer, counselor, Cressida," and "The BouregbisGentleman" in ", that the increase in your rent lj{iiwnp»lcho«ramiij; '• .the Geology Club. He is a graduate of Howland Charnberlin. Miss Byers will be-K«te • —\~Dlal 686-96611 Regulations. -The summer program also includes a VVoodbridge Township. The ' E BY Drawing and.PaihtinjTWorkshop arid a Drama gets K of C 3-cfcr^ cardiaicvcomseh Massachusetts ..Institute of Technology arid in "taming of the'Shrew," Meg in 'The i~ 2064 MORRIS AVE. Ne'warkJMAC-will also jreduco -(). Can a hospital' or other_| Hostage," Helen in "Troilus and Cressida1 -Workshop. The D"r"a"wfng "-arid-Paintings— >N*-V* -_..,_._iJ A" "three-day doctors" '9 a.m. to • 3 p.m. at the UNION N NJ. the Newurk-Rublic Library's _ Institutional health provider 3 3 _cardiac. Overlook Wallace Medical Lucille In "The Bourgeois Gentlem TM1 1ITTIW HIl^WWl Workshop wiU be-cpndlicted*June 19 through CIVIC QWCll-Ci- workshoph , rr fl Of TM1 1ITTIW costs in processing --—ill- have 'ntwe~~Ttnnr one price offered4o— Education 'Center. Lunch will County PTA Council _ Howland Chamberlin will' be Baptists in MJIlAUOf UW ^HE^IRST RETIRE AA EN J HOME • J Jul— y •"14' 'an d the. Dram^-.-.-a. ...--:..-«.-.Wockshop-, Jun—e r ;. ^— __ , • auscultationlyi "" ieiiibrary.loans." '.' "•;•.. . liiirjyise within lhe"rirsryeaT through July 28 at the Cranford Campas. 19 x z CH'erlook-be included; -Interested l_'jShrgtt,^_Monsefwer In "The .Hostage," ffl following NoiCii, ISI71?. •'; The 1Springfiel3 d Knights "jf area physl in "Troilus and Cressida" and the Phjlospher In 'WE'SERVICE WHAT WE SELf' j^f? In addition to the-Ncwark- -~^In^an^tttonr^ey^"j/Brei|lt5^d^ojH!i^™ ,. ^.^..^ t pol"* -" Council ,558b_ilos|j|l^s^Medk:aW:du?ation physicians canixonlacLJhe: meets next ; 1 MAC service ,_cac.h.of_thriareii^- -A, Yes, provided that these peakfng\peopfe will be • receritly.presentediiMdRSnBM DerMrtmeplonOunB26,27arid OveflookTMedlcal Education ' "Bouregols Gentleman."- •' — ' ?V. V T.U»a VM a increases do. not cumulatively- c vio —The Union" County Council of PTA's will librarics will benefit from-thc£r lUILDlRS IN OGEAN-iOttNTY •offered in the evening ait the EllzattetElizatte'th CamCampusp , "" ! achievement award to _28. Thl-Worlfahoplwill-be-co.—Department-dr-Union-Gouney -sponspTfln "Institute" next Thursday, frpm- half-million book collection of exoeed the 0. percent annual dandelions and WHITE ~ rate and otherwise—coiapU —These" include "Principles of Accounting, Chief John.Sayre of-the": sponsored by the Union Heart Association for 9^30. a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Union County HOOFING ft the State Library-MAC, now " py -C6lleBeJMathemati.es, Psychology, and English Summit policefprce. County Heart Association. registration. TecRnlcaL--Insti.tu.te, _Raritan.-road.—Scotch .nutviiiMuoni- on deposiMn" Newark. Thus, BY THE BUILDERS OF GEDAR ||lTUfU.Hl.TCO«IWATK>" ALUMINUM with stabilization regulations. - as a Second Language,' both for credit and non- Chief, Sayre^ wasjbqrnjn- Workshop-director-wlll be .patrons''of .northern New Also, theprovlder should nole -^^—-—7J~""7S Summlt^and Is _a_ former - nr,-.AlhertG. Vitale, director STORM Jersey area libraries will have AN D CEDA R 5 LENT WEST .jCoantjrXouacll officers arid chairmen_WilL__ 2571 MORRIS AVE. /INDOWS SIDING that once the aggregate in- English aa a Second Language will-also bo cubmaster' of Pack 60. a- iff -jTOvcrlook's Car- t)C classes conducL"Instfucll6n"al Conferences" -for ali ji^at--thcir—fingertips access to- crease exceeds 2.5 percent, offered at the Plainfield Campus. ~ /•• former jcoutmasterof troop^aiopulmonary Pepartment local PTA officers and chairmen. The purpose UNION, N7J. '•T-neaf.ly two" milliriu-i-volumps,— there-is a requirement to • Ajrlco Brondlonf Woerl Among the college credit courses offered 66 and served as youth leaders and attending cardiologist ai ot.the Institute is to provide information that 95 , Tho $44,W»)rpro"jeCt, paid " C^ontrol haa three different— .of the Summit Neighborhood . St. Vincent's Hospital,'New. 6M-4987 . report each Increase to btflh. — cpntrol-chamlcala~1?hich-kUl - are: General Biology, Invertebrate-Zoology^ will-guide the local units——•• •• —: for by state and federal funds —BuaineSB Law., Chemistry, Principles uf HOUBO forto yearsV "~ ~~~ administered by the -Statp- *mSTUUTKIN EXTRA lantaln, ~Econo/nics, ueveiopment ot Educational Emphasis in the course will each area . .. i.-knot- -Thought, English anil American Literature, the Summit Rotary Club and be' placed on .the-bedside- A ttorneys will discuss «ed, wild onloryanj ground [ESTIMATES VVYUM TO OBLIGATWN library with a~high-speed Contempor " ~ ..also aTfOrrrier president of the- evaluation of heart sounds, r ... ~. .. CONGRATULATIONS' mlcrofilm-read6r prlntcr~arid" ^•" "..•'_'_ -...' • Union.''County-Police Chief INCIOSUIES r .European CUSTOM -CoWra 5.000 aq?. ft. $J|J n^94 nelotoa S"nSsp%rt'o1 '"SSLgmEgSl ^—You Honor Th» Occailon Newark's 120-ca.rJ ridge, -th concert ± Physics, 1 Z r -..-The Continuing Legal JEducation'Committee-—- ...VI* Cr«t» Th» Dallcloui Oka aulhor-title-subject catalog. lUMHfMWW't «UMM~M RM4I! the Summit police -force'jnd ^spedfTc iSfiKl^—^|PgHSge-WilLfeaflfferedJDLthe. Jazz artist Dave Brubeck and Intermediate French and Spanish. -*~^}njvm*r**r l.adduion to ^^^b^^^ge^ummer of the-.tJm'on^ Couqty Bar Association will •~will_p_erfprm._Saturday at ll sponsor a panel discussion on Monday from 8 to • Graduations ~ p;nv.-in-a benofit conceit - at-, "^-W-M- Kijeh day in the United .A 10 p.m. on the subjecrof~the new Retail Sales. .West Orange's South~"Moun-:-: INTRODUGING YHE-WESTMQNT _L Installment Act. JiejUseussiriniwill btfheld frtr_. • Engagement* Stales an; average of i.-stio ' tain Arena, . hohies are .damaged _nj' FRCtt-l attprneysat-the-Union-County-Administration • Weddings IAIHTUI AWNINGS [leslfoye'd ly'fire. •" _""T~'_ - _ The 41-year-old Brubeck, 1 -Introductory .College Building, North averiiie, Westfield. "~^. |S MIOUSIIJ INCIOSUIIS whose experiments with new_ insectsbefore of Introductory Chemistry, tuition for which ffliplayeBa^-Df the -<3lty ,.of cardiologist, will be used asMathematics, Psychology of • Anniversaries Summit inKMS'in 1949he.was ... Panelists. wilL include- Judge . A." Donald time signaturestolped chahgeT $48. OtterNew Jersey residents will pay t75 teaching' aidsr including Personality and English As A •T.HJ_ ..;a.co-founder ,of-therSummit McKenzie, presiding judge of the Union County -the course, of jazz and still and $100- "~~ —r- r- ' ••• • phbnbcardiograms,- audio- Second -Language will be of-. District_Court] Robert Frank, Union- County in(lucricejL_Hijrdl_OJ^ou£:yii- WESTMONT _ All students' are required to pay,-a--$10 Police Athletfc League (EAL). recordings, apex 'car-fered for full college credit at AFTER »-DUPLEX and He was also a cb-fo.under or LegaljiServices attorney, and William. H: popular-music, will share the irlawn registration feeT" dd l ""Gindin. —- OPEN7SUNDAYS stage—with the New Jersey Following, the'Slimmer-Session, Union *e Junior Rifle Clgb-lnJ950. pulse tracings. — • ' 6 AM to 4 PM- • JJpllegQ wilLconduct-anlntersession, a four-"~7In l951 he-received the first Each case study wlll._be Symphonyand with his son, COMPARE fhese^EATiyifES YMCA In Elementary- Algebra and —€hris,_aniLIhe .New'Heavenly jveek prograrn^of study Jn 12 college credit Shuart ..Reed reinforced' Joy relevant • Deluxe Kitchon Cabinnts • , AgrlcoInMct Control killd r_cburses;, July 31 through August.,25..Jnter- . Memorial Award for service * - English as a Second Language. • Blue.. • --"-—'-••• _'_, [lticlorground aoil inseotk All Itemspthefthan spot news should LandscagFrig with Sod in Grass, Areas which nra troublosomo or. |—...sessioJi»--i'.i--rn classes. meetlnth_. ~.-i_ T?e evening,-r"i•-s -\.tt only a t• -th. e • '•' -,'0to y° youthuth> i From 1948 to 1958 he will also b beJn-oGr office by noon on Friday. i Ticifpts- for -the' concert, Frorit and Hear Entrances . . 7.!" dnffinjt to lawns. Parilcti- effootlvoonchincirbujjai, .. Cr8nforij[:Cflrnpus, (nlr-zilyv.T . ' *^r^ed J>I the Summit Youth winch will benefit the Essex Windows in Baths a.nd Kitchens . ;" wofworma, nnta, rtrmy Committee and lvomuA(nitrm on Skater's Scholarship Fund T t and the Essex County Park'-' Infra-red Heat-Lamp-Coiling of Bath (Not in Westmont) intlllpodw ohtl tlcka\- _ COLORADO GOLD RUSiL—^-^. ALL NEW MERCHANDISE...JUST ARRIVED! Covori.,aJM iq. |!. Commission's summer out-• "-View Oven Range- toiir burners with filter hoocf" dflOJ_concert series, "irrr^l "ffWnaEltTTrom the Arena, 731- WaH'to Wall Nylon Carpeting throughout; =i- -^froro June 19th through July 28.- Classes meet Monday >. paVed-R

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Ut|4JfltixCfl t^ ~Z-..—: gtises to Shopping'CeTrtersjMid ChurcHos Plains will head a delegation ity In making the J t ient^fronu Spanish i_poor_Chiiries __ _.-—-f^.'. ±^ . -of-ii'-UnioirX'oxmty.rcollege .' ndriiihlsfr'ators who -yiVA sit^ according to Pr< • Single,Lever Fau.cirts'^ ~" •''.•. .^,' . Control fertftixeti graw - George Willard, bilingual knock* out W6*lfl indne '-" 'fena~ th"e""' Jime~\vjf kshop" 1D0%-BOt¥ESTER PRINTS • Rpfrigerator. (in Second Section) Washer*and Dryer? application, KIIIJ ovor^. sponsored by .iW Junior counselor and director of the ^--Included la AHModols ' ; • ity-Boyen dlflTeKijt-wtKid some ruelp in pre- College' Success Program. 'IOM, Includingrrfnndfl- ...College Counoil of the Middle MODELS OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY |)latitaln,-buolr.tiorn, paring n'ews paper , Atlantlc^StaTes and the New Many Spanish-speaking erd'i purto, chlokwoed, releases-V/Wr^te to'. England" Junior College -people are fully prepare*]- for • plr«ctlonst ••• . . ,. ' • ' ' • college level work except ior KROMTftENTONi T'*<". Rmila S39 South to Rout* 70, right *t ' - Ult. AB WWHIU dlo,.fortiil Jhis ndwspaper anrJ Council, June' 14 to 16 In """'light 1,000 f««l to Enlranei.' - - . " •'•:. .. . nromotds «roM nrowth to fill' -lack of fluency in English, C-IL Atlantic City, r—,—!—i .FROM KIORTH JERStVi G»rdan stata Parkwiy SouthboUnd to^-» iji huro upoU. " ' , ask for qur• "' Prof. Wlllard noted. . . Eii.lt 88 IRouta 70) Wo«t on ftouta 70 »pproxlmatoiv--l«»'rnii«i.'" s.obo • ? Attending" "from Union. LjHUb..lniB. -on Submittin'j-'Kfews "The college believes these OUT OF THIS WORLD PRINTS & SOLIDS FROM SOUTH JERsnVi Ojirrien Stala'Parkway Northbound to College will be ProfTlfilmer r people should be permitted to Exit B2, Weir ni) RnuU 37 to Rol|ta-7o;Th.n,Willt' ) rnlUi to .t. Wolf, dean; !Alfred Wilson; 80 pa crpn 9ticL20 ; cotton, Reg'^S'i 49 " C«d»r Olan I.JUM. ^.^-- . * ,-,','.' vice-president of finance; Roy begin their college careers '" " " \n.ri\, rtnilla'7n Rail In Smith, vicl*pr'esldent of without having -to wait until ,.cut.from boots, 45" wide. M.veVd. | Yd TERMITE ; 5fl inllfts. college relations; Prof; John they've mastered -English,"-' Prof. Wlllard said. 'Slburn, acting de.an of ; CONTROL Tushill Ltd Inc scienco; Prof. George Zirnlte, Non cVedlt courses are. COtTOUR ACETATE SHEATH LINING CEDAR LAWM& chairman of tho faculty;.Prof. bfferedltttJhose who may not. & PEST CONTROL 412 C»niral Av«. Richard J. Soltoe, acting dean "be planning to attend college, Ihil Qrang* of- educational services, and but who still have a need to By Your Certified b __ Leo Nadzak', nsslstarit to theacquire a worklngAknowledge 1 Tho real, price of a car ii tho dif-, So in3sliorlyoars,you could havo , Pest Control-Specialist GARDEN foronco botwaen what you pay for lost almost '/j of your original invest- . t **&&%& ".Wh I le :they Last"' • 79? Yd. | 9' Msmbhr-Nat'l and NJ NURSING COORDtfilATOR — .M>»7 673-9552 dean. • ' • , .'-, '•' .. of English for their Post,'Contrpl A^'tins. * v 'v '.••"•-..•..: ..^WHITIN^N.'J.'* -'- ';. ' '. ' . ' ^ 'it now, and whol you soil il (or old, ,. mont.'Or savod olmosf Yi of it. v '-. Wanda T. Kr*rn«ntz of Short Hills has Union County" Technical professional . and nodal ad- . been appointed nursing coordinator justment. ..'••• ffi?**.il'Cwn dtl'-tc-i-tha as/'i'.otj" (iitnfiiciaiion ol thoiw 1969 ottifidiiiy cnn^y "Courteous Sales Slaff.-Novor Too BusyTn'i ' .' * ', M;iili|i)r Address;'P.O; Box IRR, Wliilinj!, |vJ.J, 0K759 - ANTIQUE » Institute WIH also be f*' n*w v.-'h ih\) ^VJ'L.IVIU roiail pjicot llnjy w'u'ro 10I1I h~" Liy UiW. Car cjualsri CENTER 1 AND^ / foj^Unlon C6IUg«, Cranfor'd. Mr». CLASSIC CAR represented by Dr, Joseph Applications and additional • l» K-\r»^ oM.c.li" UV-JCV CuW». Ea*l»rn tii'.'ion, lanA^Z OVdlklw ' ... • ', •'. .'". • :•'•' .''•','; .JC20IV.W-R-176 '-•' ' •" *• ' ' '•:' - Information on programs for - YARDS A .iil«i\«tisr!rui.iit.i'. n'ni aii.nlrt'iinri. Nii nllnrin(i i« irviHc Vixcuni' hv » Pdniviiinis lilnil wi!)i tlio Buriwu nl Sr 272 Mllltown Road _^Kremen»x Is a ,r«grtt«r»>d none and' RESTORATION Shelley; dean. -r •'.'•.'. • ' V FABRIC the Spanish-speaking may be, OP ' _ nnpaiiiMfiii nl I .lw-jiul Pnhln S.ilrlv n.l l\\n st.il« nl,.N«w Jnney. Thn'Ruiciu nl S«nunii*( nt llm Siatn nl N)m •^ .holds a bachdlori dagra* lnnur»lng PACKARD & " Dr, Henry Scott, dean of r BERNARD TANNE Sprlngflold , . obtained by writing Prof." DOUGLAS MOTORS CORP. VAtUESI hx\ nnl p.uM'H nil ot' nnrlnr^od iliw inflTn ol IhinolfnriiKi." L. • * - ,.^ II ' aducatton from Taachari Cbllaga, ROLLS ROYCE educational development for 3)0 So. Orange Avo . Colu'mblq University, grid a matter's . both Union College anrj Union Wlllard at Union College,. U.S.7WOUTE 22, UNION 'Cpnlor-lslond) 'i mlle-Weit'of. Wan SOUTH ORANGB. Phone 376-04;»b REPAIRS , County Technical'''Institute-, Cranford, ttfois, or by calling 430 Morris Avenue OC*LCt degree in nursing administration from r-l- — " '-• [Open 7 Days 7 A.^-T P.M.) New'York Unlv»rtrty. ;, will also' attend. 276-2600, Extension 84. Summit •277-3300 * "•' •-r*

.nurscloy, June &... 1?72'/••i" • A pfohlem with acrylics Is ' Polyesters are bec/mlng In. Bolsters and collectsdry Polypropylene is widelyjused S 11 the build-up. Of «tat|c elec- J popular 1 for carpet^T j*ey L ? -PJta are^a real problem:.. forauchcai^Ui.tagaTgeitha8 0 R trlclly.' Acrylics j«re'. ad- have good retlitfnce to staUc electricity buildup. " . ''''"'• " i- -Thursdoy, Jung fl;.. 1972-1 Jer sey-wil ^wJUipolyesttn. excellent resistance to _JThe resiliency;— of ••-•.--•—:. • ":'•*' abrasive wear. The/eslllency Polyettetcarpeujare priced weathering.- . VerUsed -to resist staining. —1» good and theyar/avallable polypropylene is poor,- lt.and Jntense- heat can be problems; to Cents&ilc Thls-U-lriie of watary'Btalns, about the tame as nylon. - io fit family^needs -. Indoor-outdoor ^arpeui are very good too. It has excellent doesnt dye Very-well; and oljf harmful. . Shopping, Copley Newt by ape shows 7th-grqcle ability; fef the finest but oily stains ara-pmblemg. 'Bssjy-i, .srjs:7jr..". ffiasjjrss. au-Jassaastain it. Because, of Its low. -U*JS./. . .--o-o-- i^'.'' . .Services:;:fe," in c»r«—e*—«iji ugs, deliquency' lo riT_lM liuniun-ltut ..// enile delinquency and drug 'abuse are Standardized testingxan.present problems to - Michigan's chief state, school officer has Grade level, the NJEA Review explains, is linuu|ly u -murh lifllrr ex- • baffling chore targets of projects approved bv thc*New students, parents, and the community, reports warned that statewide test dqta should, jmt_he_ .. the statistical average of 'scoires achieved by w -Stale*" Law Enforcement "I'lanning~"(IH> New Jersey Eejupatioii Association. Not the used to evaluate school performance. However, ^students who have already taken the Jest. The -Kwt? IJ^t c6tt,-be' "wn that grown in the United Agency for'$77.- ri,05-4 in• Federa- l Safe Streets-Ac• t loasl (if th^se problems if the probability that a .the NJEA Review comments, "That's not NJEA adds': -fcrffllng with all the various states that',. 1^ used for fibers available to _ us. By e nding. "-.•— trained ape would oytscore unlucky children on much consolation in the lownihat ranks last." , '"About half the students in any normal cjkgs clothing. \} : .;,. , , , „, reading achievement tests given regularly A third testing problem discussed in the would fall at or below grade level. comparing the advantages : B B . The resiliency (the ability of agency.':;, governing-board approved 2 • j,lr(iug^ou, lh- ,nnd. " NJE/k Journal_is confusion about what scores ._£ori£spondinj{ly..half would score at or above Wd disadvantages-of various ^ /or ... b G»;t the full story in full color; earpetflberB, you can decTde a-fiber to-.xe(;aver_ from, •ms/nr kssex/llnion..Sussex and- T1,c probabi||ty of.sj^n success is.one of ' grade leveLl!. crushing) of wool Is excellent. itndeii counties,. ]3 municipalities ami the... fiv'u lusting issues explored i whiShJiber Cits your family's -State Department of Education. The action Thp natural bulklness ofwool of the NJEA Review, distributed to over 90,000 Is good, this quality allows the grants raise to some $17.242,IKKt the amount of teachers, school officials, and friends" of ,'good house ; -Wool used In"-carpets is flbVrslo'cbverVbroitoiel federal aid allocated in New Jersey by SLEPA' education,It is-basedontwo factors:"(1) the • Sport and folkdance festival ||row n in Great Britainitain,, South fib t bd-jua-fi^*" v since its inception three years ago as par! of the 'percentages of chance. an312) the ability of the~~ | keeping =r Wool has good resistance to •-stepped up nationwide fight against crime. America, India,, and New iiigher apes to tearti trained responses. Protect yourself against loss " abrasive wear. It can be dyed George F. Kugler Jr., New Jersey attorney "Normal guessing -o'n a standardized test • or. damage, with broad Home-1 - many colors. Fuzz that forms scheduledfer thi s weekend 7~on the, surface of the carpet- Ijeneral and chairman of the SLEPA board,, regularly produces scores high enough to in- I owner's covarago tor your • DouEla-knifs 1 The International -Sport anS—Folkdance -many wilf perform traditional dances in full . house, furniture'and personal will wear " off and . Is easily f.iiil'the new awards "represent, another ini- die-ale that the test-taker is able to read -even 1 : ... lii'Cfcin' move in the effort to .keep. New Jersey if a (Mined ape did the guessing;" reports an Festival co-sponsored by tlw Bavarian dub pf costume. things: • • • — I ; Jemoved: _-..•.-'-.-.- ™~. in >lep In fulfilling, (he objectfves of the Safe article based on wbrk doncby Dr. Edward Fry. Newark and the Elizabeth Sport Club will be -ftwo fabrics Soiling Is not a problem with The.children's group ofJheBavarian Club or J- , . ."-• v-f-x wool. . SlreVts-Act." —— - •—•-.:• ' , state.'. _' _ • ::...' _ -_addDd to one side, _,.--. _matter-of-fact, jt is UfeTBisToFl in Newark. BTHdwin also, ranks at the r bottom i Double knit-is-heavlerTthan" all carpet fibers. •" ,_^_ •• 18" 4-BLTTOE-ii- . iice'onomically in Michigan, the NJEA Roview '•• single knit and is available in Carpets made of 100 per cent —rr&n-$8(M91-grant-will -aid Union County in report s~LTheccononrr(nmd"socio|ogical"f acts" Ys? medium to hcavy-we1gh.t3^d.-^-nylonEwai IIH'VB a shiny BTT establishing an assistance' program for young- inman POWER MOWER LMflhbdl -. y different widths. pearancn. in_somp_inBtB ppjfrVSil^di^i^Hi^t 1 pupulaiion 10 a low status on any rankings m The fibers .used for double T. . appear't~ o sparkler Mold 6L...Y — rate of repeal juvenile offenses in the comity.. eompiled,throiigh standardized tesTsT" ••-•--• . knits can be wool.—eqtton, and mildew are no prbblem - synthetics or blends. Chock with nylon. — _ Powenul 3 HP,-4-Cycle Briggs&SlroiloB-EHgino wiih -A ,Dou- .iJVi't*!! thV label carefully for in- bio Edge Kuvorsible Blades, Vacuum_Ac!Joii.."Lif(sw Gfoi&"Up..^.'.:,r',*V ^^ _ 2 programs -• formation on fiber Content. Nylon is known . as'' 'the : scavenger of fibers. It collects Aulomolic Chdto Fold DowhUanSio Wosh'Oul Pori. Com- •- ~ ^iii*i4i^B8\/*v:te>^ In buying double knit by, the plolo -wild Grass Bag, G-2130 . . '" . :^j<&MMI'v%$Z':' .The-School Consortium' of — For. making a garment-froro double knit, choose a pattern -Ivtn forming on the surface) Charge. ' •• ' " "' . .•''•':•<"•'&? New 'Jersey announced this will fofnTand won't work off. weekthat.lt will sponsor "field _. style with simple lines, few programs for "students-in di-LiIK iturt' Hmitnri seams. Removal of pills is difficult. •grades 6-12 inarchaeologyand"— A void.patterns with bias cuts, ~Statlc electricity is also-a i circular skirts, and styles YOU BUT THIMN marine biology from, June 26 . ---—• •—. — ",y,""' problem with nylon. Static •ickel HtU to Aug. 4 at the Fairleigh . p. featuring draping quajities.^iectrlclty coUecte and hoUB •l Dickinson campus in Madison r and surrounding ^areas^— -. '" urrfes s the 1 bel dirt on the fibers causing the '.'"• V«o • will.«.«.)«. «'••• WSSmmP Coupon (o, A >,„ Btnn ,1 The archaeplogy—field _. ~lt program will be under Ute •=_• ^ .. —\—r.—.-_— -..--.. '"•"*' uirccI- sunlifZiit- WCSICOFIR Certificate P.V.C. FULL FLOW ! Any I direction of Edward Rutch of v- DRAIN l t0 re v< h0 y O •••«••«••••••••••«-«• Falrlelghr"Dlcklngonr Rutch _ ^^^t"?, ™ i < A c"'yliir--caTpeTS were . ROOT'&''ROyrpPOOF, LIGHIWEIGHTI has recelved_a. grant to do , ^PEACHi k sizing _iind ava^ any developed to.look and feel like IF Lund1,.- VANILLA CHOCOLATE STRAWBERRY II,:,,, F,|,,,, p,,,,, research"in several local" ; %(/ • .i"x8' J Jx8'--" ' MIRR0 DOUBLE OMELETPAf? national—park~sites—on'the ~ rtrimmirigs for all Therefore, 7im'.Sn^^ti." Solid • Porforalod, : v1.- ^k— ' " " " *' ' y~ knits; • " ClioiceTbli ' " "^ Indians, who once occupied )lus it will • 25' AlLPyrraose ; i;iV . _ Another troat lrom_AMBER'S_ this area"! pr ^E^YDAY . • • CHAHCOAL HOUSE for t.he ' -.-^/=Ms± - — \ I EXTENSION CORD : and mar . TIIIDO condoclor 16,3 SPT Hal cord. —.-REGULAR '"" montn^of Juno.Every Wecl- The marine biology program-will' be under the gi^UseTthe^lengthlvisc- I•_;•'"— vl556Bcg-2-99- " Si 130 » S SI ji - '• i'513.' • nosday and Tnur.sday you.cnn _rib for the lengthwise grain. " cLcyirioij a CQmplci(2_siocl( ol fittniqb direction of John Menke of - ~~wiifrpjrchaso ol Any ' drovi and GoWftf ptpos al lowpncci! ".-" ^W EACH '. '•I-1 Transfer; pattern markings by_ I ; 1 . . Chicken Qinixer. with. Baked Madison, nn M.A. teacher of—: •J;:..|»pWEl»TOOI. •Po!y Vinyl.CWondo.13 - ' " . • • -•. •„ iat:'' >P6latoe, Texas.Toast, Tossed % using tailor's tacks or~bhalk^ L BOX marine blology_at the-GUl : Shirt-style I; DBIU, CIRCULAR SAW, JICi .)4 Certificate Per Custo. . x'—? • K-Gteen_Salaural-nieur-egular-pi'-icG-cif-62.'39 •School. This program will'do J Dressmaker's carbon paper • v^SAW, SANDER or ROUTER; vGood Thru June Uth, 1977 IV STOCK I will not" work well on double .-.''... r and got. a, SECOND Barbecued Chicken . field work "attheshorg. V "TV I • VA.One'Coupon Per Cuslomar ,. £*• - . 0 Dinner FREE of charge ...2 dinners for Both programs have been m 6SS6S •;-.^ " ,' the price of 1. BOTH-dinnersfor $2.39. provided with scholarship For machine and hand VALUABLE COUPON funds from local'foundations sewing use a Ihroad ihatljtas__fj—' *-*-\ff\ - It's cheaper to eat at.Amber's than V is to eat at-home^ and are open to adults as well CHOC-CHIP MINT DUTCH WLE NUTTY FUDGE—. BLACK RASPBERRY BUTTERSCOTCH some elasticity. Silk thread ~ *-* ••/,M"f.iy JOOK as secondary school students. may be Used on wool, and \., ,- . ;• . Save 10.00 .: ^-:^ Other ontreo-seIecJTons incTucie"; Steaks,!Fish Plalfefs, For, further inTormatioif,~ i polyester thread on polyester ; .. BYBETIIMOIIh'.. • , Lobster Tails, Barbecued Spare Rib's""" " '• MEN'S* 10-SPEED •"•<-'• write:-Summer Festival of : Hani Steak., etc.-.. $1.39 to $5.29". ^ _knitsr- _."-•- Fashioh has its own Adam's.: UGHtWEIdHr-RIKF, - Learning' School J^onsprtlum - "p. ""' ' ballpolnUneedle will wjork. r'1?' n'!»? ^ken the man's TjEjmi(«.-rvici< nvaikn;li> , • , shirt to prnnro two nnrnnnlnl 1Bcrnardsyllle1:N,J,_07924,-Or : wen ur a1 Bhiirp size ii ioF ; , , """".. I»"««IKH- T^tiN IHPUKlUDS H 30AMIOB 30 I'M call:~ 766-5440. . mcdlum weight or 14 for feminine favorites, ahlrtwaist- heavy knit stitching. When oolf cl**1 dresses: "• FRIDAY DEADLINE I, "strelcirtFcTcam .slightly as «sslcs, the shirt styles..,| All Items other than spot news stitching a_straight seam;—:01d,enouglrto join the ranks— ^SnVartiystyled tiotilily^J.Q^peod Doioilleui Wide tol'0->••--'. ;, DELUXE •srcrolcHs^rroor^pfflce by noon m § so equipped, bse a stretch or~]ti\^™1'™el:°f a [ace Ilft. * . gearing 37Mo 96_£ktQ!.-CQlipt>r'handbi'Qt;os. "Maes 6fi\\c£- on _Fr!d_aj!i_; ; :—-._• f small zigzag" stitch to gel lot of the slack has-.been. taken Ti^adlebors, Racmg-typo saddJo. 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Make thc^armont-^-^?^6^. sh't's nave la«fe^««»^,r: °^:";«".?.'; Ifnd lining as separate units ways of accenting hipljnes to „, ,. ,. ., '. ,u, keep figure awarehess-along and hen join them at.Jhe with. r«ceful m6vement, • Si Charmglow ~ ••" • • • GAS-FIRED • ••• • JPmvcnt • seam allowances fabricsjhat_contour close to /BARBEQUEGRIL 1 from rolling by zigzag stit- ,.-..• .,»•_, : • _ching ono-quarter inch from ™ hips, before flipping Into ^ ." cut edge. ' ' hemline lullness. Pleats are in - i- : Ttfost good construction JjSWWelght materialsj.thatjie- techniques apply when "at orarf stitched down .over *—FRl m*&*u CHOGrMARSHMALtOW , " PISTACHIO BUTTERXRUNCH RUM RAISIN BANANA -worklnfewith-dou.blc knits, e "'PlIne^Gathers are. used i 0 30 sl0fl in tolleh ln soft ^JSBJ^ ^^-" '^ *° coo^ g. 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SPR|NGFIELD (r4J,rLEADER.TKursday;:JoneJl,-l972'W dancing in the improvement of cardiovascular Trail Garden Club- Membership party_will behead A0rohicjjancerpk^ fitness and muscle toning, Including testing at the Human Performance, Lab at East . Stroudsberg College.Sho has also presented TV \o endd seasonih with dancing and fitness programs' featuring m ittee of Opera ITieatre^fo C F. Saunders aerobic dancing._a8_we!L_a8.cJa8seg_{or..fldulta.._ _Juhcheon meeting._; . Professional dancer-choreographer and long- lorms of vigorous exercise for women," states and children '' •; • , • • .. The Mouijtalnside Women's Committee of the Committee and Opera Theatre of New Jersey is n# C*mntr\rri choreographed 107-contain movements that ul v ul 1 , distance runner Jack! F. ,Soren»on of South Mrs. Sorenson in a handbook she wrote on her .. -'-O-O-' The Mountain Trail GardorQubwill hold itir -OperaTTheatre-pf New Jersey will hold i^Invited to attend the membership party, the. -' '"-".r - enhance a woman's overall fitness, combining memberehlp cherry party on Wednesday at 1 * Orange, who is assistant dlractor of r»rr«atl6n method. "The.ideal exerclbe -for—women- -vigorous dance stejs with Beridsand stretches —A NATIVE OF CALIFORNIA-and graduate last meeting of the 1671-72 season Tuesday at announcement addedr Readers-may call Mrs. The wedding of Ramona Louise Sdilcliu u*iid and director of women's Intramurals^ai^Seton . Rlngwood Manor, Rlngwood State -Park, p.m. at Uie"Tiome bf~Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Willia.m Cpchrane,. 232-3732, for further In- combines basic conditioners with calisthenics - that act on all fiflft BVPIBIBI m^dcc in fh» hnHy of the University o'rCallfornla, Mrs. Sorenson iC. Frederick'Saunders took place Saturday a( Wlngard, Larkspur dr., Mountainside. The formation.' ' • ' ','.;.. ' '• , ' , Hall University in South Orange, has been to improve flexibility, grace and coordination." has been, (rained as a dancer since the age of '."Sufferri, N. Y. In addition to a picnic luncheon the Calvary Lutheran Church, Cranford, with appointed to President Nixon's Council ony the hearfand lungs, . . ---':_'. .'njeetlng and installation of -officers,* ^the party will-take place 1n the'garden if- weather ' *"'"' ' r-O-O- ' ,. r'lt la noi unladylike to sweat," she em- . si.x.'She was* professional'dancer In California the Rev. Arnold Dahlquist officiating.,.^—. Physical Fitness and Sports as one of only four ' members will tour the manor and its grounds. permiS. Activities of the past year and plans HER AEROBIC DANCES have been >lp her students. The Inherent funrof;_ ari'd also won a scholarship and designation as Qf . ... The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs.'J. E. clinic staff, members In the natlort, - the OIAoal Talented Dancer" m the M1BS_ ,At" the_annual meeting In May, the _ for the coming year will be discussed. ^ Hadassqh Chapt provides the motivation to exert McAuliffe Jr. of 1650 Nottingham way, Council, clinics are presentations and -California competitionrShe* is now attending nominating committee chairman; Mrs. Charles'' ', The Mountainside Women's Committee |s iltand benefnrbne's health, Mrs. Sorenson""' Mountainside, and St.'.-Groix, Virgin Islands, demonstrations by master teachers of iatestr 2 state groups fighting classes at Seton Hall toward a master's degree , . A. Serrettl Jr., presented the.following slateof one of several supporting committees located lieves. "The4dea," she says, "Is to think and RamoiKScHcBbjDf-HoselleT ThiTgroom • [s I _re5earch.findings-flndjiew.pl:ogram cone p ln^physlcal education. •' ~ • .'officers: second vlco-president, Mrs. Walter in different areas of the state. The membership will install officers r e l Dance rather than think Exercise." .- .. : _._....-.. •-—.—..-•• • the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Z. Saundera of Mrs. Sorenson-wlll^^conduct-a —*- foil cut in .'" AIBO a long-distance runner, she averages 10 Steggall; treasurer, Mrs.ISdwardSPPowefsf" includes" women from Cranford,' Summit," Berkele In addition to a woman's Intramural fitness'" clinics at colleges and universities- throughout miles weekly for fitness and recreation. When .. •recording secretary, Mrs.' Joel Mitchell. The I Westfield, Springfield/Berkeley Heights, New nt rnrtmrvirino nrmr y Heighta. ~. . . Two state-wide organizations are combining class at Seton-Hall featuring aerobic dancing, the nation to teach the theory and skills of her their efforts this week to save the/United in training, as for last year's Atlantic City. -new officers were elected to a two-year term. Providence, Colonia and Linden: •___—i—• Ul CnOmpagne nOUr - Holly McAuliffe orwesmeld was maid of Mrs. Sorenson conducts 13 aerobUT dancing Nations from .a substantial budget .£ut in the' Marathon, she runs 20 to.30 miles weekly. She ... Mrs. Robert Thompson was welcomed as a The committee, sponsors operaloguesToFw Springfield Chapter of Hadassah will hold its honor. Bridesmaids were Linda Guiliana of specialty, aerobic dancing. . •••-.- classes weekly Involving about 206 women at Aerobic dancing is based oh the idea of U.S. Congress;- , y finished second in the-woman's division-in the new member of the club and will also be in- entire membership of Opera Theatre, several installation next Thursday beginning with a Mountainside, Mrs. Charles Saunders of the West Essdx and South Orange-Maplewood 1 Mrs James Connellv of marathon, with a time of three• hours 22 stalled at ilie June meeting. TheOarden.Club of weeksTbefore'eacIj'performance.during. which champ8gne-hour:atTrp.m. at Temple^Beth^ ^^^ ^ ' aerobic exercises, which are designed to make The United Nations AssocteUcrn, New Jersey _Vs.and is on the physical education faculty at minutes. : -•• J)ew Jersey Horticulture. School was attended, the speaker'explains the opera. Last year Ahm. the body use more oxygen by exerting the Division, .and. the New Jersey CoiincU of Bloqmfleld College where she teaches two f-H'-—^'^Charles^unders.of Athens was best man. by Mrs/Robert Muirhead this week. - ' ..- committee members served on the gala and New. officers--are Mrs. circulatory and respiratory systems. They not Organizations to StrengtKpif the United Nations .-."-. Usherg_were. Lawrence Schlcho of .Moun- sections . of aerobic dancing. She also opera balL-commlttees, provided COff6e~BT~ •"president; "MrT.-Clifford' Scfiwarlz, Mrs. only improve the figure but also the functions of .are appealing to their., total membership represented the national YMCA as consultant . Mrs. Michael Cefolo will place the flower tainside, James Connelly-trf Martinsvllle and 1 theater xehearsalsruslVered at student: per- Anthony Denner, Mrs, Frank Robinson, Mrs. ~ Ilftf-supporting"organs, - according- to—Mrs. throughout the stat^o write personal protest _ and lecturer on aerobics and aerobic dancing. ' arrangement for the month of June "at the William J. King of Jackson, Tenn. Sorenson, who has been a researcher~arid co- letters to their/Senators, with copies . to TOYOTAS Mountainside Public Library. " "• "formances and worked on bulk mailings for Barry Lauton, vice-presidents; Mrs. Samuel , She has been conducting a research, project . Goldslejn, treasurer;. Mrs. David'Sugarman, The bride and groom are both graduates of worker with DP. K. H. Cooper, originator and President Nixort, to send telegrams to key I Opera Theatre. The main fund-raising activity on aerobic danqlng since last September aL_ miDun[ financial secretary; Mrs, vBarr-y^ Segal, Gov; Livingston Regional High SchoolrMrs. _Qff!clals_in Uie_State DepartmehY, including _is theannual fashion show, scheduled this year ' _deyeloDe!\ of jeroblc^filness prograins_and— •Immaculate College in PennsylvaniaJralning recording-secretary; Mrs. Leon Berger^-Mrs. Saunders Is a 'senior aLtanibeth College, author of the best-selling books on aerobics. Ambassador George H.W, Bush, and to do instructors, initiating testing procedures and [DuKAY IMPORTS! ! fof late September. Jackson, .Tenn.,majoring in bjplogical scien- Anyone interested in learning more about the.. Irving Dubin, Mrs.EdwardRosenbaum, Mrs.- ''AeroblcTdSrlCtng~cpmbines^ fitnesswitiT everything possible to stir up public opinion supervising actual testing and' teaching. She 3J2 Mlllkurn Ayr, Millburji I • J ' " "Irs. Melvin ces. Her husband'. is an alumnuaiumnus o01f u Union feminity,-making it one 6f the most desirable the financial cut. .... "has also done otherresjarch on the value of 376-6960 I Synagogue women trustees — Gueslsare invited at no charge. '..-•' —\ Mrs-^Lawrence Morris, donor chairman. =awj|rded prizes to.Mrs. Milton Minte"and"-Mi>sf fuf ure if-~-~'-....Nathan Osfa-off at. the.recenraoTtoTTll'nn'er for NOW _ •-{:•• . outstanding fund raising. •-—' ••' -• ^--Ihenewly formed Sisterhood 6f Young Israel of Springfield willJTieet this-Tuesday, :r*-*-~ a,m. at;the- synagogue,' 339 Mountain ave: Springfield Chapter of B'nal B'rith Sandra Strulowilzrpresident7will outline plans Women-will hold its annual "bruncTffest" at for the coming months. Rabbi Israel E. Turner Temple Sharey Shalom, S. SpringfielaTvenue wilhgpfiafcomtheralmsjiLthe sisterhood.":' nd Slufp11"* rn»H_ W^dnpudpy-betw^n-io^O- C UD Schedules : "^According To Mrs. JStrulo.vfitz, "T a.m.and 3 pMTThere will be coffee and buns sisterhood was organized to foster, self served during the morning and lunch at the 'president'siupcheon' - enrichment among Its' members through— . noon hour. "— .._e—._,„ —Closing the present season; the Mountai^jpde^ t)ohald:H. Young association with the synagogue and Jewish Guests will-be able to partake inJgames in- Garden Club will hold a "president's luncheon" heritage. It will act as a service group for the cluding mah johg, anrf prizes—Will also" be in honor «f Mrs. W. Carl Winning of Westlltld, --" -DonmrbynnQpblerdaughterof Mrrand Mrs.. synagogue and raise /Onds through interesting distributed. Admission will be $3.50 per ticket, in recoghitibh of her efforts in,_directingjthe: V Worth "D. Coble Jr. of 238 West Sixth ave., ' .activities and. projects. Membership in the* and information can be obtained by calling .Club for.these past two ypam -••• y~- Roselle, was married April 22, to Donald Glenn sisterhood is open to non-members of the Young of 917JV1ountain ave,, Mountainside, son Mrs. Harr^cRice at 379-1339. ^_ 1 AEROBIC TERPSICHORE— JockI F-Sprenson of Seton Hall University, who wllj be' synagogue." * • Country Club, Westfield; tomorrow at. 12:30 s' of Glenn H. Young of Saint Charles,.Mo., and- ' The chairman of this annual event Is Mrs. conducting clinics on aerobic dancing for thej'resident's Council' pn Physical - Serving with her are Natalie Kleinert and "Stanley"Kaish. President of the Springfield p.m. The new president, Mrs. William^ H7 'HtnMS, demonstrates tome of the movements used In aerobic dancing.:: _ ,•• * the late Mrs. Grace E. Young -Zy The lW. J. Max Creswell Jr. officiated at the ' Margo SchlesingeiTVice-presidcnts; feunice' Chapter of B'hai B'rith Women is Mrs. Men) Bonnet of Westfield, will present Mrs: Winning -J-ceromony- in the First Presbyterian Church, . Penn, recording secretary.; Nettie- Levinson Shafman. with a gift on behalf of the members—: •'• Roselle;,--A—reception -followed at the Twin " -corresponding secretary; Betty. Heller 4 treasurer;. Hannah Tendlerr program chair i;l Brooks Country,j?jub, Watchung. . SUSAN HENDUN Port Authority to study J', The bride was escorted by her father. Mrs.- man; Fannie Asman, Ethel Eiser and Molly Qkarqt for Pictures Pallant, hospitality committee; Susan-Rohde .•< Ann E. I>appkc served as. matron of honor for There is a " Her sister. Johnjhomi(s Young, brother ofjhe ""Marilyn Schneider and Goldy Witzkin^ in inrMooallem -chargo of_decorations, and-Anna-Dobriti and wedding . and engagement ..:' groom, served~as..best man. — . - pictures. There is no charge r Mrs.. Young, who was graduated' from Tda Bailin, in charge of New Year's greetings rdil-service to for the announcement, whether 2 Abraham Clark High School, is arnember of~ Lengagemeni is toET :JTC»e PprjAuthorlty Commissioners this week monthly Board meeting, according to Chair- t the Westfield Area Young Republicans, Union wrtiT'or without a-, picture. authorized a study of.methods to achieve- man James C. Kellogg, III.' ^ _, County Young Republicans, Plainfield Ski Club •Dr. and Mrs. David Hendlln of Springfield, 'Joe Egg' to hatch Pmns submitting Wedding maximum train capacity in the-Eenn Central The Inter-Agency Task Force, consisting of _^_and New Jersey State Young Republicans. _haye announced the engagement. pf their 01 engagement pictures may! tunnels and Pennsylvania Station in New York daughter Susan to Saul T. Mooallem of Toronto, enclose the $5-payment or = the New Jersey Department of Transportation, HRer husband, who "was graduated from ; HOLLYWOOD -- "A Day in the Death of Joe as a step in achieving the objeeliver Last ,yem- the Inter-Agepcy Task Force_ Ronald M~—Heyniann,' on Saturday, June J7, and^a sail day; on .the — TllPBdny "* H » w "I tho Gnuprnnr Mnr'rls ~ adopted~a sKbcLrange plan for achieving op- ORT honor dinner commissioner of the New JToms River on Sunday, June 18.-The canoe trip AIR JJotql in Morrlstown,'u Public Notice. will begin at Basking Ridge and travel up and timum use.of Penn-Station inNeV York for Jersey Department of Labor aF VENTURE In honor of the region's 25th anniversary, a- _^New Jersey rail commutenyrom-r-the Erie . "arid InduBu-y, announcedTHIsY NOTICE OF APPLICATION "down the rlverr-refurrilng to a .picnic-lunch in -special candle-lighting ceremony will be held. Lackawanna, Jersey Central andTenn"Central - slated for Tuesday TAKE NOTICE—that JADE the late-afternoon. ._'-.- . ' .. -" The "Book-of 5;OQ0 Members" now enrolled-will- rinViTA IU nc wni JWTA Railroads, This.plnn rHlls-fog-the-provlalon-of- S£fias-iPPllEd 10 The Council of Ung^lub-memberr-will-set- —:—Mis.'Lwn 3ilvc'i president',—Mrsr-Roger bo shown. Entertainment will be. provided by _Tllrect rail connections In the New Jersey Koehn, honor roll vice-president; Mrs:Ho\vard ,: grant of $9,000 to New Jerssy the Borough oT'Mountalnslde, New sall from Toms River to spend the day tacking the team of Parim and Cole. • __ Jersey for a plonafy Retail- .MeadowTletween several branch lines .of the Walters, president-elect, and honor roll ' to conduct a spring tourism Consumption license No, C-2 for around Barnegat Bay. The crews of. the four- premises' located at. Hwy. 22, man centerboard crafts will carry their- Erie Lackawanna and Penn-Central Railroads, members . of;, the Springfield" Chapter !\Sf advertising campaign in. MountaJnsldo, N.J. • as-well as similar direct access to_mid- Women's American j)RT (Organization fdr~" - 'eARLYCOPY , Thts-renowal Is for premise's refreshments aboard.' As witlrtho-canoe trip, FOR THE WIDEST CHOICE PublJcHy Chalrrrjenjr^JjhgedJo_obserye the - destroyed ,.by. fire,, upon,, the novice sailor will find opportunity hrgaln Manhattan for some trains of the Jersey '"Rehabilitation Through Training) and~thelr— FrHay deaUirrie for offie? "than spot hews; a new structure • will"'be.. Central Railroad over existing Penn'Central _. gufests-will attend the North Central Jersey, Include your name, address, and' phone exceedingly unique situation. erected. _experience under the tutelage of the club's^ The plans and specifications for -experts. — _ ' trackage between^Iewark and Penn Station in~ OF SIZES AND MODELS ReglOn!a_annual honor roll .luncheon on . It is the first time such a grant the new construction have been "New York.' v ~ has been .awarded to New filed with the Issuing'authorities. The tlub meets on Tuesdays aL8:30 p,m, at . Oblectlons, If any,.-should—tw- 1 - POSTOKFICK- made Immediately In writing to the American Legion Home, Bond^lriveTUnionr Elmer A. Hoftarth, Borough-Clerk' Membership is open to anyone 21 years of age •-Goverdale & Colpitts'and WABCO will ex-' -The General.fostoffice was: of Mountainside; N.J. LOOKING FOR A WEDDING PRESENT? -'-.-- ...•' Public Notice '•— : or older. Arrangements for-all-trips^are made p]ore_varlou8_alternattve—ways-to^achieve- established- by Congress on~ JADE FOUNTAIN OF , 5000 to BTU'S MOUNTAINSIDE, INCj •': _:~ at the meetings. -— ~ additional capacity utilization 6f the existing March 12, 1789/ NOTICE OF APRLICATrdST TAKE NOTICE that BIIWIss FRANI< "e.'oee-—'- '— - '— • Pen«•••• nwvuviu Statiou lu^iiiucan facilities, Miyy Will. The, y will": Inc.,- trading as BLIWISE President- * LIQUORS has applied to fho - 103 Mounfaln-Way-T- , -. in Sfuay-methods to achieva maximum .. -.Rutherford,'N.J. "-'—: In Stocky Immediate Delivery! GIFT^CERTIFICATES Council of the Borough of ! . train capacity, in thePenn Central tunnels and BUMPER Mountainside, New Jersey (or a O- PETER M. H.CHIN- - "V. Ypuhg Artists concert 1 license for premises slfua)«djit_ Vice President PennStation; '• - DURING June and July 1267 Rl. 23, Mountainside.'"" 103 Mountain Way _ -- Si) Evaluatelthese. "irielKodsTui - term's-of—- STICKERS Ob|ectlons, If any,.should be Rutherford, N.J. set Sunday afterno6~n~ capacity achieyed-as- against the system QUIET, EFFICENT, DEPENDABLE made Immediately-In writing 'to- CHEW.KEONG CHIN L»ro« s>lacttan 1 n All Medli • fJornun.BockvmlUnjtock—| Elmer A, Moffa'rth, Borough Clerk Secretary-Treasurer • ' -. "z- 1JLQ trUCti 0 c Sts iot rolling as weI1 s flxcd of Mountainside, New Jersey. 60 First Ave. The public ls'lnvited-to attend a free recital= "? .Jha» ?W d be e< uired « BLJWrsE.INC. ' - Now York, NTVT-V— Sunday, JuneU, at^m. at 0,.^^MorrSn^^'fT f °•' / < ' COOLING. BACKED BY THIS .laUlio^W.W: GALLERY l-AUroi coN/erJieNT DANIEL BLIWISE YIN B. TOM PlAce TO WAIT, our- president Director Cultural.Centerr300Mendham-rd.,Morrlstw"n , Determine impact on existing New =:'?-""-*.- TJ35,sjuyy*»nl AV«.,.Unlon >M-MM 395 Walnut St.- • and .TRAFPIC JAMS. - J83 Pembrook Rd. This concert Is one o^the-Young-ATtistXoS ^^^5^?^ ' -WHBBB-PBAMINO-U-A-PAMII.Y TRADITION »INCB )U(I —TMountalnslde, N.J, NutlovrN.J. jerles sponsored by The Masterwork Music and- i^TtecommTnd one or possibly two I Cloud Thursday•' _ ARTHUR BLIWISE -KrrPoundatfon of Morristown systems as being mosUppropriate-to-meeWhe- SeCtr- Treas. 5 YEAR 1407 Chapel-HIM , MOVINOTPIndareputable mover bJ Ive of 1 th .^Mountainside, N.J. : Mrs.PoonamBhatlaYwhowiilplaythigsitar ? fm. ""Pil" '""^ «-use-of"thcso— -t Mtsd. Echo, June 8, 15; 1972 In. the Want Ad.SecUoiC=—: -. ^^iffiffipi

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, Jur»«.8 1972.: iChrista^ElJzabefh AA/allehberg Donald BFrenk v ice-Bqrbqra Rosemary Salerno Thursday; June 8, HoJy Trinity CHurch Is scene Af1 nu is;marrred to Charles KoIber is wed May~27'mr~ of Russell Evetett iswedSaturda y to Q' insta rl.qt.iqn set

.•••daughter of Lynclifyjrg, Vg. of ti qda-S. Brevn i k wedd ing :_ Janice Barbara Korr, (laughter of Mr: and Wiijialjii^ by Flo Qkjh ngroug^ on AAonday ,Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Wollenberg of C35 Mrs. David M Kerr SrMJlftr Balmoral-ajte^. , Rosemary Salerno, dauffhlpdaughter noff MrMr. anmJd Mrs«*-» . - **-•• »*«•—'» «"•-"- —'--' Thorea.U'.ter., Union, was married Saturday Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Union -Mrs. Mor'ris"*Falkenhcim of Irvington', past Maria/TArdine Miles, daughter of JVjrsL the setting Sunday afternoon for the Union,' was married Saturday afternoon to John Salerno of 1616 Van JVess ter., Unlon.was- Mrs. Lerner willjntroduce Hecb and^Betty -afternoon to Charles-Kolber, son of Mrs, Rose presidentlof—tln»^-Fio—Qkin—6ancer~~Rellef "Evelyn Thayer Miles' o"f Lynchburg. Va., and of Linda Susan Brevnik, daughter >•"(parried SaturBay afternoon to Thomas "arner, who will entertain the Broup~Wlth' Rothbloom of Union, and the late Mr. Harry organization, will serve as installation office Mr. Alva Marion Miles of "Chicago,. Ill (ffier in Millburn. ;—-—-,-;;.•'•••-' """Perkel, second vice-president, and mem- by T^lexian's Guild Thiele of Union served as matron ol honor. The bride was-escorted by her father. Mrs. bership-chairman; Mrs. Simon ycllln, third The bride was-escorted by tier father. Susan The bride was escorted by her father. "The bride was escortd by her father. Diane The Ladies-Guild of Alexian Brothers Bridesmaids, were Arlene Caiyl Kretchmer of North Lavallette gervefl as vice-president and publicity; Mrs. Lil Schilling, i, Cohen of Lynchburg served as maid of honor. Patricia Giordano of Union served as maid of Salerno of Union served as maid of honor^for Hospital, Elizabeth, presented a $4,300 con- in-law of tho-groonu-Xina-Ulz of Irvington and Bridesoialds were Mrs. Raymond Fearnoiy ol matron, of-honor for-her sister. Brtdemnklds honor. Bridesmaids were Linda Carnahan, , treasurer; Mrs. Horace Arnold financial >. ' her sister. Bridesmaids were 'Karen Klein of tribution to the hospital's . building fund Janice Halterman of Unioii. ' }•'' .were Barbara Clarke-of-Union, Susan kale of peerelary; Mrs-Jefisio Kraemer of Union, dues Richm6ng,-Va. and Lucille Miles of>Staunton, Summit, Carol Sinclair of Clinton, Conn., Union, Maryann Pante, Karen Marchltello and recently. The check was given to Brother •Harry Kolherof Irvington served as best V , sisters.pf the bride; Laurie Dodge of Edison, sister of the groom; and Irene Lorenz secretary; "" : Shawn Hamilton; of Mountainside, Marguerite Virginia Pugliese, all of Union, cousins Of the ... ., ^=:^-rf_t^^WiJJ|-ll-WJ»l»»l*- -Ronald Ruberg;e^F.A7rchiefTBxecntlveT)fflcerr . _• man for' his brother. Ushers were Lulz Lynchburg ancj[ Mrs. Lawrence Berger of of Union. . Mary Benson, of Mystic, Conn., Frame pf Union, sister of .Uie-groom;., pin* hride. '•'•'''•• secretary; Mrs..Sam Feldzinitcin of Union, ' during the guild's annual meeting, which ' .; Wollenberg .of Union, -brother of the bride; Seabrook, Md. : cousin of the briderserved-as flower girl. Darlepd Van Why «f Hackettstown. -I. corresponding secretary; Mrs. Rose % Frank Pisz QLWesLChestcr, Par and Peter Ulz - Thomas lies of Onelda, N.Y., served as beBf DaaieLwilliams-of-Giriomserved'iaH'Desrjnan followed a mass in the hospital chapel and a> Charles Edward Frenk Jr. of.St. Louis, Mo., Russell Taihtor of Brick township served as ".wHM-w-mamg-ot-tmton served"aa"besririan - Markowitz—"lnneCguaraT and Mrs. Sarn^ dinner last week. • ' • . of Irvington. Edward Cohen of Iselin and man. Ushers were Steven Pringle of Belmar. or his brother Ushers wer Jff Hith ir served as best man for His brother. Ushers best man. Ushefs were—David Kerr Jr. of for his brother. Ushers were Jeffrey Heithmar Freimauer, chaplain. : • ' ., Mrs: Mary Fi'ore.'president of the Guild, Mitchell Roth of Clark, nephews of the groom, Brendan Guttmann of Newlngton, Conn., and r were Erwln Sheppard of Cedarville, Richard Union, brptherTsfTbrbTtden>8vtd"FalHiule "if -Of Union, Joseph Raffino of Union, brother-in- Also, Mrs. Freimauer, chairman of the announced that $2,300 was raised through the Saxon Palltieter of Metuchehf , - served as ring bearers. ; ' . PetrieirJr. of Union, Frederick Noil) 3rd, of Summit, Robert Crundyfce-.of_Hacke:ttBt6wn, law of the groom; John Salerno and James board;.Mrs. Sidney Weiss, golden book; Bea— 'organization's fashion show in March. The ~ Mrs. Kolber, who was graduated from Union Baltiniore, Md. and Otto DeRuntz of Lynch- "MrS. Hale; who was graduated fromjjnibn Brotman, journal chairman; Mr,s. Doris Levy Riohard"Niec and William Johnson, both of balerno, both of Union, brothers of the bride.' remaining $2,000 was generated.'through the High Sthoql, is. employed by .Air Reduction in burg. . • ".,.' „.!..''. _• High School, is a senior at Newark. State Union. .""' , ':•''. and Mrs. Rose Jaroff,.reservations; Mrs. Saul. Mrs. Williams was graduated from Mt/'st guild-run hospital gift shop and the hospitality ••T •••-Union.- -•• "'•• —"Mrev Frenk; who was graduatedfrom the' College, Union. '_.. • : " _ ; ^ :. ^ Sperber, bulletin; Mrs. Louis Meadow, cheer Mrs: Frame, who was graduated from Union y S Aca emy d the 11 cart Service. '„••'' University of Maryland at-Waltef Reed Army Her husband, who. was graduated from Fn, h .v. ^ > C" ^ of St. and cfiatter; Mrs" Irving Schnitzer and Mrs- jHer husband,_who was graduated from Uni; HighScHoofand Mulhenberg Hospital School of •wizjbcth, where she received an A.BTdegree The Guild has pledged $150,000 toward the Institute of Nursing, is a commissioned first- School, Edison, and Springfield Henry Schrier, hospitality; Mrs. Abe Lerner, High .School .and Newark Cllg Nursing; is employed by Muhlenberg Hospital, . in elementary education. "<-«•«:. new facilities under construction at Alexian lieutenant and will be stationed at-Fort Dix. College, Springfield, Mass.; is employed by programf Mrs. Irving SchnilzeF, decorations; Engineering, where he majored in Ijidustrial PJalnfleld. Brothers, including a five-story patient tower, Halecrest Co. Edlson. . !Jpr^"sband-who«ia''graduated from Union Mrs. Samuel Retiig, 'social service ad- — engineering, will b ply31 Her husband, who was graduated_from r Her husband, who was graduated from Union Hi —wieW. powbr house and renovation and ex- High School, attended Union College He Is ministrator. "' • . - • ..engineering department of.CoJga'te-Palmolive Rutgers University, College of Engineering, Following a honeymoon trip to Bermuda-the .High School is a student at the University of pansion of the existing physical plant. Total - Co.', Jersey City, New Brunswick, is a lieutenant In the United cpuplo will reside in Edison. ••••-.- Maryland. employed by Singer Company. 1 The couple will reside un RoseJteHPark—•"-•- RENT THE ROOM wl«h a Want Ad. Only }ic per wBr'd *" _tnct_nf^_thp_nroJEc!. W^'^h 1° wtigrfiilaH—fiir. -- " Following a honeymoojr^rip to Europe States Arrrfy ""Reserves. He is employed by the. Following a hoheynTboh" tour of"> western [ MKSJIIOMAS vy. WILLIAMS _ completion next year, is $10.000. • •••r—r- -—-—-_ couple will reside injBnion United States Corps of. Engineers, ,New~York -son^is BorhMay^8~ Europe_the couple-will reside InTPIainfield, .City, ,• .....:.• .' ' ". • „.;""' • . Follow.ing_a_honeymQQn__ttip_thtough the Francis McNamara", was born May 28,1972,.in. • northern states, the xtmplo will reside-_in "•""•" ' "lodlbs|tCertter,LiyingsU)nrto"__ Prineet6riT~ '", -.- "_.; = BpTTFrancis McNamara Sr. of—-j

auctfori ' Mrs: McNamara is. the former Mary fcynn Masonic Tempi Robertson-of~Ellzabeth. —~ -" SuburbarrDeboralTorSpringfield will meet" • Foundation of Union wirThoL uesday_at-B p.m^in Temple Beth Ahm^_ meeting tomorrow^ its"monthly public luncheor Springfield; Mrs. David Schultz will preside. "JTr^Victoria Rabender, LPN, will be guest" Wdd The programTor the eveningwlll be an arts MaBoriIc"Temple, 1912 Morrii i p—n a m e s m g i fte k~~~'MRS. RUSSELL EVERETT FKAME JR speakex-lomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at the next and crafts auction. "Hand made crafts-will be JJiN-D'CtilRE ^meeting of the Junior-Woman's CIuo" bf'-Con- rave., Union. ~ auctioned off at any price" it was. announced, ' (Formerly Ann Dee Beauty Salon "I V«lliburg>- necticut Farms, Union. The meeting will take A smorgasbord luncheo and^'tliere wilFTJc^a variety, (if articles to ;_will be served from .11 a.m. ti MRS ROBERTW. HALE li Now Located In • ' 11* place at McMahon's Realty,"1585' Morris-ave— Memorial Day barbecue choosc-ifrom, such.as" crocheting, knillingr Union, ' ' ._ 1 p.m. U\'j^ \e as u r e crewel work, needlepoint, painting, sculptures, _ Mrs. Rabender, a nurse In the operating '••• Mrs. Richard Andei'son held by Robert Pennellas pillows, baked goodsrmacrame, beaded work set Union .7$ meeting, set tonight room of Wes.t Essex General Hospital, general, chairman will b, _anddecoupagc. All proceedsWill go to Deborah 'Livingston, and a member of the Right toTile assisted _by .Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pennella of Liberty Hospital in Browns Mills a non-sectarian free- by B'nai B'rjth group ;r—f ...arthe iNipuiunii New Jersey . Chapter of organization, will present a program on Charles'Oswald, Mrs. Ada avenue, Union, celebrated Memorial-Day on care hospital for tKeTreatment of tuberculosis, ' Dy'sautonomia will meet tonight In Temple abortion. . -i— ' Hamilton^, _ Mrs. Frei .Sunday^ afternoon, May. 2B, at an outdoor heart surgery, and chesfdisease.' Old and New Clients Are Invited o.Slio'mrei tbrah 910,Salem ave., Hillside. Mrs. Baumann, Mrs. Arthu dreii-ihlrts short- and tong-sleeve styles in leading The women of the-Mar lorTHappeport Chapter To Visit Our New Salon ,,This Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Connie barbecue at home. - The public is invited to attend. Mrs. Joel of B'nai B'rlth of Elizabeth started a dopr to Week...come Say Hello,,.Get ^JackRudowsky of UnionLwill preside, . DesRochers and Mrs. John Gedrowicz. . Dicker, Mr. and Mrs. Charlei Acquainted, Have Coffee 'n'WIth """' evening's program will feature in- "coiraVtp^s_^^urable-press woven and.Jcnir •' Among the guests who attended-were Mr. and - Korey is program vice-president. door campaign for tag week Monday, and will - ~Our Staff .:.Come'See Why ANN Mrs. Joseph Fitzgerald, second yJce?_- Mrs. George Schweitzer and Mr. and Mrs. continue to canvass for' funds Jo aid such D'ctARE Earnsd The. i>r| -m-QfUie nfw officers. They will bo Mrs. president, has announced the dates of fund The Foundation will Hold it Clarcnce'JK. Windrow, all of Liberty hvenue, . projects as veterans services, hospitals, youth . Reputation For Being The Plrttst uJaek '• Hudwitskyof Union, president. Mrs. raiding'affairs and:respectlve chairmen. regular meeting-on lha fabrics in patterns and^soli.d colors.^ MRS. ARTHUR It, LUKSHIS _ BEAUTY SALON IN THE AR^Af Union; Mr. and Mrs. John Furson and (heir son services, older adult programs, new citizens "A BEAUTIf=UL.NEW YOUg--- ' 'B^aldCoheh-of^hioocir first vice-president; ' -A garage sale will be held June 23 and 24 with evening, when _elcction anc to former Unionise• Elizabeth Irmgard Vazquez, daughter of _-6.00 to 10.00 Gregg of Delaware avenue, Union rTMrrjuid and equal rights. that's Our:Mottol Our Skilled Stall HiMrs.. Arnold-^Gotthoffer.^ot^Roselle Park,, Mrs. Robert Marty,' chairman; a Chinese installation ol "officers will be ~ JHahne's - Mrs-lrmgard Vasquez oT.01d Bridge, and Mr. Will Shape, Style, Tint, Cut or Set rsrJohn Schweitzerand William Scnweitzer, A son; Michael James E. Napolitano, was • /'Your Hair TO BRING-OUT YOUR '<"#e)?qnd vice-president. Mrs. Calvin.. Winick, auction will be_held^in':"'October, with Mrs... conducted-by-€hartefOswaW; Primitivo Vasquez^of 2013 Gless ave.. Union, • _"• "• Gant ^H_ —12.00 ill of Irvington ;TVlr.~and-MrsrEdward Kaye-of ~bornMay^l.-I972,. in Saint. JIarnabas MedicaJ_ --. Mrs.-Irving Telcher- and JWr-s.-Harold ~ -_. O W. N _W_O N D E R F U'L -i treasurer; Mrs. Sanford "Klein pf IiHrington, Richard Boysa and Mrs, Fred'Bridge, chair: president. was mat lirU Mdy I'l lu Al tllUT KUlleTl LUH51I15, Holinsky are chairmen of tag week;- ;^=r! : ur.el drivo-, Springfield, and their son-in-law Center, 'Livingston, to. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tecording-secretary" s>id"MrsrcHiarles Hoch^= "inenx^a-Dessert-^vith Santa will be held in VqnHe'usen— - ••••"•--•8.00To"9;00- son of Mr. and Mrs." Adanv~AT~Lufcshis-of —berg, of Irvipgton, rotragponding-seoretary— STORE and.daughtor-r-MMnd-Mrs-Miehael-Nolan-oH -NapoIjtano-.lfr^of-Edisohr-MrsT-Napolitamris- c gy -DcccmbcrTMrsrMarly, chairman; a stop and- 1 Matawan, ._ I7NT¥T7~ thc former-Eileen Sperling of Union. . • .' . Information concerning the organization and Minister' -•— hfaTfiaway - 12.00" The wedding was performed by Faffier shop luncheqn is scheduled for January,, 1973" ANN DEE7CLAR6 RADICE and .'-'Its-membership may be obtained by contacting A with Mrs. Richard-Gieson and Mrs. Robert 7|OR' : Campoli in SfrThomas Church, Old Bridge. A jared Stoor. Peterson . Arrow - '"—£.00>o lZ00 LOIS LEONARDIS.all formerly or -{. Mrs.. Gotthoffer at 241-6131. . Singleton, .chairmen-7"^-fashion show will be JrccCpdoriJollowM-aUthtVPW-HalU-Unioii^;— ANN DEE'S BEAUTY SALON OF to speak-J uiie-15 -7—VAILSBURO. AIKO MASHIKO, held in March with Mrs. Albcf,t Fresolone^ Manhattan . 6.50 to 9.00 IC.I,_-» IT'S HERE The bride-was^cscorbedby her father. Mrs. ; b-ornJo-former Uniqnite Formerly ol LA'V'i ol Onion. .. '.. Mrs. RobertJJlaschkc, wh( chairman; mid Easter candy sa'le'hTAptiLJMrs. has lived in Dahomey, Wes. ^Beautifully Decorated Umpges Sunday ^__"* in Pcpe of Colonia, sister-in-law of the bride, A son, Jared Stoor Peterson, was born May DesRochors, chairman; and-a flowed salesji^ • •' • — _Afrlca,/or_more.thanjn.years, Zsorved as matron of hBrforTBrJdesmaids were- •1/;=~'jgsiwsE!t!ji3ESSHi5l 23,1972,.in Ogdens.burg;.N,Y.. to_Dr^andTtfrsT: May with Mrs, AhD'Emllio, chairman;. • . " "^will be guest speaker at the lies.., in stripes, patterns and' solid colors ... OVEN-TO-TABLE " The Women's Society of Joyce -_Dusko;-of:_;Saytevm,—M_...... ^ _-_ vCllffor E. Peterson of Harrington Park. He flnn-D'Clare V —Mrsr-MnrtjHs~representing^"tiiejclub as a Womenls^Assoclation meeting -ehristiaTr-^-Scrvicc-n-f^hB—---Kosmck-'or Lakewobd a"nd-Dor;s Baumman of PATRICIA ASNCAMKRON - joins a brother, Jonathan. ' ^ - •.The' Ruth Estrln Goldberg;.Memorial, for Yiitln£..delegate at tho NationSl Convention of - - • ——-^--popular widTRsT .A ) NVj/.\ Hnitcd Methodist Church In Philadelphia, Pa, Darlene Pen? _0f_ Colonia COIFFURES " : [• Cancer Research will hold a combination In' Connecticut Farm; : the Genor-al Federation of Women's Clubs this P r,e s b y t e r i a tJ^QhJTr tf h, Union "will hold its annual served as flower girl. -'••-_. —Mrs'r Peterson-is the former Myr-a TurReTT 347 •" mVMUng June 12, 8i30 p.m. in.Temple Sharoy Oval Baking Dishes, «ormerly-ka'V't Coltfurei week now In Denver,-Col. • ~'-- Thursday, June 15 at BjEmJn 'v Countess Mara- 10.00 and 12.50 —Soulflos, covprotf spring tea, Wednesday-in the • - Michael Vasquez of Old Bridge, brother of Jeffrey-Baumqnn daughter Of Mr. and-Mrs. Louis Turkef of 552 —-ShalomrSpringfjeld. - Cassorolosr- Pudding Andresster., Union. Her husband is the son of Phone 4S73384 . Open Tues. & Wed. 96'; The delegation of Now* Jersey Juniors Will Westminster Hall,- • ~ts'h church, Berwyn street at the bride, served as best man—Ushers were *ii* The' executive board for 1972-73 wiir uc ^21 '..Liberty. of-London - 8.50 Ge Thurs. & Frt., 9V) Sat. 84 t lost a parly in honor of all Juniors who arc: ' Mrs. Blaschke will discuss ^ -Overlook terracc.Jstartlng at -^ rald—Freeman-and-Arthur Marino, both of ""Mrs7"AHclrPeteriion Of Nutley. —"_ —presented. New fund raisers will, be discussed.. «•*"'-" """"• attending the convention. her experiences there and tell *Old Bcidge^and John Pepe of Colonia. ^ ChrisfToTrFDior" • __ •"' _6!50_gnd J.^0_ p about challenging problems ; -Mr*-Lukshls, Who was gradunted from- — Entortainment be - she and her minister-husband IllZ?" VVernbly . _. [,__ '' . 4,50' tpj5.5O Madison TownshipJIigli School; is employed byl_ Mr. and ^Mrs,T Norman A. Cameron' of a' by theHillside i encountered while serving the eommunity'Phiyers"who will -K-Rv—Squibb and Sons, Eas_ t Brunswick. Crariford have-announced tHe engagement-of^ Onibnite installed •- Bronzini ' .: 5.00, »p 10.00 Group holds "Boho tribe under the Sudan y—^—present "The Apple Tree," a HHe rhb husbandd7 who"was"~g"radua'ted"from "their . daughterg, , Patricia Annr-to Jeffrey— How come —hiteriorrMission story oT Adam and Eve. The fihnrlw n.-inmrinn snii "fJVIr l Mrc. _— ,, [ ToJ-i iibj's :—''—:—>• L nlcn ig r S. Baumann of 427 Whcaton~rd., Onion. confer Husbands-will be guests for goodics_for the tea table will of Business Machines t*d by E*. ence R. Squibb and Sons, —'rhcrbricle-cleci is employed by Mrs. Robert.Cenar3>friJnion the evening, which will-start Rooster ' . • • - -4M and 5.00.. be' provided by the members" "Christian. Healings The 1346 SpilngfUld Avt. (40th SI.) IrVlnu'o To l ac< 0 was installed as_. assistant .' with supper at 6:30 p.m. In in the U.S. Army with a tour-W-duty it) Vietnam?' T ' : Co. Springfield. ^ ^ Op.n Dolly 10 A.M.-4 P.M. • Cloi.d Monday 'o| the various circles, ' treasurer-for the 1072-7S club Fellowship Hall. Additional •'//, 5op'erba; '" ' 3:dbto 5.oo All women of the—com- Eollowing_aJ.onoVmoon-trip to Paradise ^ Her fiance ^assoctatcd -with Essex Optical Tth'e~'the"me.l of a meeting co u 11 1 year by tlie West Orange"" information may be obtained Island and Nassua, the couple will reside in— ;'' ' " ! , „ • , , '- ", Monday in Boston, Mass; jof imun!tv~Hnrtnvit.6d. -Junloc Woman's Club. _ ':''. by. contacting Mrs. . JBh_n Matawan. • ' - -— .'••.. An Octobe^wedding^plannefczzzzzzrzr Christian Scientists fromm MrsrCexram»ho"has been a • Mihalker-at 688-7906. V'-rrrni "member of the cluh. for 14 around /the world including years, hns.served the club in several from Union. ^Vomen ^et Assembly many capacities. She was In the special message, to 'Humanism' talk p r c s i d e n tr—treasurer, than you do? the annual meeting, of the _ ing -.-and^tod^y in theNorth End Hotel, asseihMy of Church~Womei]_ Ocean Grove. _ hospitality cjiairman; .state rmother church.,...the First ^planned Sunday . project chairman, public .Church--of-ChristE-Scientist7 United in Hew Jersey has been -.' "Faith"jsjho theme forlhe !~->WECliunian-oX Queens, N.Y .; sejiejjuled -yesterday and—"plenary and-: program . -"welfare chairman and ways |3oston,-Arthub' feWuffiFther . and means chairman. •''' • new chairman Of the-ehristian will speak onJ^Humaliisni sessions^" Guest speakers 'tho M

rr_:ftciwci)azQctobcr 1 ami- commlttee-forTIne Hr-The' proportion—01 -nieating-ta make reseEvaUons,= mcMisy'-cah-|je~useinorS;. That extra !{>%, pa.yalile hew cars purchased lnv 1970 / 1. HAND plus I forms ??? was an import. «rsey. bial.t'ieni clirccl <.\»'tii\\> those maduates in tho labor Publicity Chairmen The Ida'Johnsdn Stringers— as a—Lxinus 'itt—iwrtwH-tyi-- ~27TF-iCE plus X forms ?»? of Harmony, . consisting" of lege education, or even a , applies to all Bonils issued allitiK times." , ' —~ J in October 1971 was 02 are urged to^bserve ». REACH plus I, forms t? ? EARLYCppY: percent *•- shapply belowtheir • Bertha Barnettr Pauline new home. . ' , -_:..•. since June 1,1970.... with 4 / .4. HARMtplus I fortns*f?? Publicity Chairmerrare -ttl pereont-rlabor force par- the; Friday deadline .Mqrilliss, Ruth Salpepter and The Payroll Savings a* comparable im'pro'ye- 5. HARP plus O forms ?.??• _ RA.TES FOR CA1.1S WITHIN NEW JERSEY Dorothy Schreiborj^wlll- en-" urged to observe the ticipa'tion rale In 1967 and lOf.H. for "other-than spot Plan is-an.ei»siy way-tb ment, for,all older'TJoriils; NW ol un OpiiMlor. Friday deadline for •'/ """• WHh' fifl,eorvIi:(Pfi7l-nn Opor,iior . news. InGJude.your tcrtain at the donor, luncheon. •-.\ '_._ ave. money for. you and . ^ Join the "Payroll Sav- T._: tf other than Spot news. | Dir/ancu li 1 1 WtCKCND OPEHATOFl QPERArOll NEED HELI*T Find'the'tflGHT name, address ivery memb.er.oLyovir ings Plan where yoii.work HVd rnl l HVEFIY NIGHT ecnsON-TO-, PERSON with a Want AtJ. Call.484 -Include .your^rtarrie^ mlc inrlinn mi 1 Ipm MDJl ASSISTGP' • ,COMPLET(iD'*~ —'—urix-fiKI -.vio •« mill)!,)- npiii-Oqiit 1 LH0U1* 770Q. . . _i amily.. When you join, an and make your son thw injtlpin Sill-Sim ' iTTjiny limn • 111 liny tinld andpnone number. ' address and phone. ill nny limo. father of year' mount you designate vyill . 'richest,kid on the block, . .r\umbeif. frain thmun Initmn m I'^ilial 1 Inin Irnthil .'J mi" Initinl .1 mm Initinl 3mln '^••"•'•c'V 0 10 S 10 S 10 '.. S10 '* j'20' .' "$.35 ' , $.60 tribute planiiecl r 11 ' •• 15 'I!) ' •• 15- •'" ' .tO' • ."'.25.' .40 - .. " .56 16 20 ?0 ' 20- '1 .10— .45 •'• l ^^^^ .30 ~TJ0 Communion Sundw will bo VOLVO GOES TO GREAT .21 - 25 ?!?" 25 .15 >l,l».l II t,w< Uni 1M mi, U .lil.nA! .35 :30 •', Ttnr SALE! Celebrated this Sunday for tho u|,l ll-ll. IH.Ul, 20 •.' .32 : i • 30 . .25 ' , .15 "'.40 .55, 70^ , H.».|. IK I IXIUI.I Hit 1,'ll.C •la •• Genujne. Sheared _^. Holy'Namo Society ,6f , St. LENGTHS TO STOP YOU . .33- 35 .25 '.16 • "45" • .CO • • . .75 "' Joseph's Church, 767 Prospect -40 . v't 40 ' \30 16 ' ...C0 . .65 . 00 „ 65 . BO 1 ' st., Maplewood, at the II a.m. •15 . 25 •15 .., ..« . .65. • '• • .70 ,85 IN SHORT ONES HI 9U . 50 LAAABCQATS t\iuss. It will be followed t>y a 25 . •'5 :.. ,G0' • .75 .'. ''. ' .90' I •97 112 'tome t'est-stopou iiS. ' '25, ' •''. ' ,00 " coffee and.bun breakfast in | • . -15 '.. 65 '* " .05 ' ' ::.$&•": • •113 • ounr fiO tho lower' church Jiall/ with 4-wli<;c( fKiwcr U:'.'!6.-.-' 70 . .05 ' •' 1.00 • All Colors it Illllll llllltlljIT•' tlllll'l/t . •,|)IICNlf t7i|l.t)lllill|i;'li|ll!CI,ll .... Special Ittvltatlons. have disc Inukos. 1 l clliiiijit • All Sizes Up mi. .lint ctijiiiii:'.. fiHKiosI lor nuliliCalion been extended to fathers and 'Imliill nll II. lur c|ilh. til ui inilnt. ur ILV/, leu irifi liri.1 (our *iiii\u|, Take stock in America. SECIASPECIALL . . _ c)il cnllt; fi UVi Inilli'. [JuM'MJ IHfllll Hill* [HirlDd ' " liliinijjl" lime puiioiir,', loMhu lircl Iwo minulo ' sons and to all njombors of the >( T t< i-'iicll-'ilULliliUDUl-miuutu-ii. liC-.iii>^titft-(m cull), at' 10 mil j llni Si; chiitgu SCHMEREL BROS. FURS pollco, firo and postal service ^ Now l^ond*; pay a bonus at riititurity. — LONG VERM LEASING AVAILABLE . departments of Maplewood •t.llv itu ml 1 whit 1 !iuiV!i;»v l 'in- opimitur ;\n> 35 Mil! Road, Irvington 985 stuyvGsant SMYTHE VOLVO 'Ml 1AI11 and Unioii, H« IU| W U ihi« tJmit i. \ ' .An Honorary tribute will be NeW Jersey Bell 373-1001 ' A»k About Our cold Puf storage given to Die "Futhur of the ' yh6pto9:rnon''6 frr 326 MOBHIS AVE., SUMMIT - 273-4200| - '-in •--. ' ~~Yeaf?'~~ -"-_'" "•"-;

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; -wfay, June B, 19.7,2.SPRtKj6ElEtD:(N.3:)LgAPER--~ -^- _Public Notice" Public'-Notice"'" ••—.—• Public Notice LEAOER:Thursdoy, JunejS, ISUIIJttUUUlUlsUlsiiltUIJUUIiillUUIItJUIIIIJIMllUJUJJIJIJJlJJUIilfll^llS'UtAIIHlil'll'tW^ • MaseCich.owna-Jluffare In partnerships with NOTICB Of APPLICATION . NOT I Cfi Of A»f»LT TAKE- -NOTICe- that ••-<4h» ^TAKC NOTIC6 •'".-" that. publisher JoeCudbne and they ran him in the' U.S. Congressvybmqh - _ LTUSROL OOLP CLUB h»s Mascuch J4Zf Union .,.—tCW.J. OLENNON . dining table inlaid with gold ... bedrooms «fe a Prnloal~~r . Esteemed Leading Knight soliloquy-that "riches' exclude only one. In- attenXg"eSrina JSS T^'JT Jl greatest Interest to Mascuph today is his .dec0Irator.s dream 0,-[{„' ^^76^ commitment: expenditures-an objective which may seem— 251 E. Dudley Avt. ' •0 Walter Ave.," ^rlprnrntnr'c Aroam nt Ofllln ^Ml, ««J l«—rr\~. E. Hanover, N.J. : e En ineerln WesWIrtd, N.J. cortvenJencfcjnJjUuiLijjHjyj-rtyi-, : d--{gned-|oSe TJUTHTA P , SilffiTSSr_.._ w.,.,w?— J'l^H>»„„„.„.•_ o-u. i.i.__..._ , 7 oTStator's daughter. Congress-voting as independently as always, — Irvlngton, N.J. Assistant Treasurer ——*5» Lincoln Ave., Mascuch, who had'horses'racing at Garden detection of cancer. The laboratory also is speaking outjis candidly us,ever, and pursuing election year has passed, there is growing WILLIAM McCOflMICK • 22 Forast Dr. Cranford, N.J. Serving in the Air Corps during World War I He-ioses-no-slecp living with his treasure. DOMINICK OB PAOLA State Park's spring meeting/ which concluded striving to perfect the use of laser rays irf disillusionment with this once proud product of , Dirvctor Springfield, N.J. he noticed that ignition interference preVented those objectives I believe are in the public 30 .Joyctlyn ct. ROBERT J. BOUTILLIER Secretary Monday. surgery. ' — Electronic devices are installed throughout the inl__n"_\ .,..,__.;.. T oT[c^S?"thT*ftn.7'i^ ""•'"'"*-: ~ « W^e localadat Chaplain Union, ' is president. • Woyl?J~ y~M7 like- solde^-hstp-".in-preparmjji^i" MRS. CHARLES PINK _ iO-JB AAorrls Avt., Jprlnpflald, Short Hills, N^J ,, ~«5 Salter 51., dumped 3,000 hatchery trouHnto.t)ie^gt~eam rhino and leopard.-You use a 50x:alibre oh-lhe the American, people. Nothing' we could tllude in Congress,.this recent and revealing I -ROBERT F-INNI=. - Sprlnoff ' -elephant. .*„ newspaper r.ol.oaeos? Writo.to ihis hows^ :... __, 20 Fo»( Hll|-Lan« " the night before Hoover's arrival;—' "•""Dollars^ rolled in as his radio-shielding possibly~gain in Southeast Asia could be worth Ob|«ctlons,-ll any,- should be TRUSTEES: papor and askJor our "-Tips-ori Submitting incident. Under the law; the Clerk.of. the House, made lmm»dlat»ly In writing to - -ShotfHlfli,N.J. -CHARLES E. MORRISON, SR. devices were installed in planes and It might be mentioned that Mascuch Is 77 the cost in lives and money, disunity and RAUCA. GORMAN '• One of the 10 children of a modest Newark the supervisory authority for House elections, aitanora H, WorthlngTon, U54 ClioClintonn Ave.Ave.,, • aulautomobiles and Breeze expanded info missile Got News Roleascs. chamber meeting destruction." . • Townshfp Clark of the Towns/* or. -' 255 Oak Rldpe Ava. Springfield, N.J. locksmithlocKsmun ' ,. wnwho emigrated from_from _ >""™ues ana rireeze expanaea uiio missue my'-own teeth.-gonna live 'til I'm 125' must make financial' reports available to the SprlhSleldln^a County of gnlon Summit, N.J. JOHN E. SAYRES , ALLEN E.GROGAN M N. Murm Ave., Czechoslovakia, he earned his first money launching equipment, electric slip Ting already had an-abundance of life" he said ~" 1,F THIS SOUNDS, SIMPLISTIC, I can assure public within 48 hours of their receipt. A price 0 -sla tecT Wed nes Jay you-that-years of thought, study arid ex- of 10 cents a page was established for copies of ^Uiinad ' perience, painful weighing of such regorts-a figure some cynics suggested —wrXBWameeh.Dr., The ^LICHTBNWALTER Jft, Union, N.J. apd deep frustration with what _wpuld-return a handsome profit to the House, ^N15 Colonial Way ' • •• - ANTON-JrHIERL A NEW LOOK — Members df th» Springflejd Police 15 C«nlw SI. — -- Sriort;Hlile,N.J: : 113 Thornall St., be J2^years. of government "Now; however,. UuL Committee on "House George .Parsed, It. John-Baber and Sgt. Richard Goetzke. JOHN K:ALEXANDER '; Edison, N.J. -—Department show the new uniforms theft the force Is now =;; ' . Sprlnofleld, N.J.' or "inrtage'-l-at the Admininiscfation has decided to raise the price Second rowr~rro7rr l8ff; patrolmen Al Parker, Edward- . Spfld. Ldr., Junt),», 197a " 1 BeekmanlB^, - HERBERT A CUBBBR4.EY- •?-;—expense of greater values, have been in\psted to $1 a page, to discourage "the_merely -weorinc/. First row, frprnleft, It. Thomas-Kennedy, Chief ''" |F»* New York, H& 36 FalrvlewTAve. Baumer, Donald Schwsrdt and Edward Kisch.J —- "JAMES C. MORS Summit, N.J. 1ri~*eaching—that-eonclusionT-^-tfrrwer:haven't^;curious,'' they^say. -••'.' '~- -•- ~ 20 "orreit Dr. Ob|ectlons, If any,_jhoold -be jThe guest speaker will be Mrs^Gharlcs Pine, --- NOTICB OP APPLICATION- hort Hllli, N.J. liade Immediately In writing to achieved our legitimale-Objcctives in this torn TAKE NOTICE th«t_.FJRST !teonor»~~"H;r wouhlftgicfrf, topic will be "Tax Reform for New apart corner ofthe_ world-to-whatever extent , •- BY THE WAY, the clerk-expects to receive, — -NATIONALTSTORES, INC. Mt ownshlp Clerk of trie Townihlp of L : mnnnniimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiip—'— orrnv applied-—to- the •• Towm y.-H-Erpguuii _forJ5sgnssi!L!Mr.s jeinc. Hhey~ni-yb"XonsidDrctl Iegttlmate3irTefTrT6re ^^thjs~ye^^twjBnn5~Md"20~mtltton pages-oT—-. Short -HIIISTN.J. orIngilela In the County of Union (Continued from page 1) Committee o»-th»-Town*Wp?f JOHN SWART 'the 5tat#:6rNiW Jersey, ;;,:,;.„'•;;;•:,;;;: ,,. A HANDY REFERENCE LIST OF RELIABLE LOCAL FIRMS . was the tax chairman for the League of Women ycarsand more bombs and morerdestruction "•"^porls. . ~r~ _ \. ••-—--- Report SprlnuflelOT County-ol Union Tor 1349 Outlook Dr. (Signed) .voters of New Jersey U -_two years and now is pTenary Retail Dlitrlbutloo Moonlalnilde, r SPRINdFJELSPRINGFIELD LOL0TJ6El _ 7than we've ever put into any- war, anywhere", What this'does fo disclosure, the essence of township's seal, a circle of 13 white stars uctiM* u J, tor prtiniiernresw f 6 Wr AUSfi'N,'TAN'J NO. 2004 B.P.O. ELKS- —vice-chairman. She also servcu as president of then'those objectives are either unreachabTe oi_ I* new law, hardly needs elaboration, spipnsors cdrwersh •t, a Morrli_Turnplke, 94 Highland Ave. - 80 Springfield Ave. surrounding a-Minuteman with^he date 17»|. •JBrl .J.- the West Orange League of Women Voters. immoral or impossibly costly. To me, they're Bear in mind, please, that I'm probably The Key Club of Jonathan DaytoTT Regional from fk«. u||| H "l- ^SprtngfleldrNrJr Afldbbhidthfll GEORGE J.J. JAGLE Spfld.' Leader, June 1. 8, 1972 ~"~' — ~ ^~~—•—pTBjnaiclsnbout this mailer. I teel very ^ligh-School-will-sponsor-a-car-washHn-^he- ,.,. Immadlately Irc-wrltlno to —jssrstanlay Rd. reads-SeTVe^Prolect. LeTlerlng^on/ the patch- ^=^- 'felionore H. Worthinolon, -(Fee; 134.50) ' .merits will be served. The public has been in: parking lofbehlnd the high school on Saturday So. Orange, N.J. ... I-cati do in the next strongly about abuses-in (he financing of Trenton reads "Pollce-Twp. of Springfield, N.J." \^ -Township Clarti of the TowniRIp oi LEARN WHY YOU HEAR-BUT frpm 9 a.m. to>3 p.m-Tickets are oirsalSTo'f OBjeetisrii,* if-any, niinitiinitd BB«« | NOTICE OF APPLICATION . -eight-months to end-thisjvar, or shorten it* or political campaigns, and about the public': l ^prlnolleld In the county of Union ltl DO NOT PAUL COM MAR ATO $1.50, and can also be purchased at the school Illllll By State S«naW-|'llliill-.'> ', Superior officers of the departmeat, • _artd slate of Naw Jirwy, ' made Immediately In wrltlno to TAKE NOTIGE-lhat-Fermer's UNDERSTAND WORDS.. —speed—Ur~-S~withdrawal, or- encourage right toTcnow what's going on~cycn if it's only EEleonorl e H . Worthing.—.WothlngTon., Inn Inc., trading as FARMER'S on Saturday. Matthew J. Rinaldo lieutenants and above, have doffed t^elr lL.£i«ST NATIONACTiTORES Township Clerk of the Townshihi p ofl INN, has applied to the Township JACK LEITMAN- an average citizert's healthy '"curiosity." Spr Inofleld, In the County of. Union ' negotiation or-a'ceasefire or any other step . Jhe proceeds from the' car "wash will be uniforms and now wear royal blueTjIazers with -5 Mlddleiix Ave. Commltlee-of-the Township of Lcyrand- L"ARRY~HARB6R leading in the right direction, I shall do. Just as "Ultimately, freedom depends on this kind of and State of New Jersey. • . Springfield, County of Union tor a Ai/thoruoa~- HERBERT LOWELL deposited In the club's trea~ury to be used for .-.- With the mushroomingcosts of liability and regimental stripe ties and gray slacks. Police BALTUSROL OOLF CLUB Plenary Retail Consumption Certified Rearing Aid Audlolo«lih Re I have tried to do for the past eight years-since, inquisitiveneSs. ^_ '.'.".'.. Carton S.Stallard itk &'SeryiCf.> student scholarships and for* contributions to medical protection involving automobile.. In- Chief George E. Parsell said that the uniform .rn.WlLLIAAIT.. FRENCH License C-4 for premises located at (Continued from luge 1) .in facf, the campaign of 1964. I'm biased,, too, because I have my own . ———~—Secretary 6J4 Morris Ave., SprlngtleloV4U^ Union County worthwhile organizations. In the- past two'.-iA-surance, the time has come for'the state ttf-sgt change was'brought about-through a desire to I, Chairman ol me Board Splld. Ldr., June 1, a, 197} . Oblectlons If any should be made LUMBER > ft • This "d6es not mean, I hnst~n In arlrl, that 1 ' disclosu're-plan, a plan most of my colleagues'. tl stepnan|t Un«, . (Fee: $40.02) Immediately. In writing to BUILDING MATER4A1.S years.the Key Club raised over $300 for the St. more realistic' minimum standards than :he~llepTittmehTT"mdfei attractive, func- "juiir Darlen, conn. DM20 Hearing Aid Center ">£•••••-•' '^ ( Eleonore H.. Worthinaton, Homeoi/ners DoltYoursell Kudirka (biology), Dayid N. Cowden (social—have tost hope in President-Nixouis ability to have heretofore tended'to dismiss because it tional arid professional appearance. . ' -- .- ADRIAN O'KEEFFE Township Clerk of the Township of , Ballerles- Cprds.'Atcessorles indusTrjal & Residential Jude's Children's Research Hospital, to help ones that have been.in effect since 1959. Vice Chairman of NOTICB Of APPLICATION . ThrKt Center . - ITALIAN CUISIHE"' , studies), Edward J.Broderick (chemistry) and conclude U. S. involvement. I remain con- would be too effective, too foolproof, too In- , The chief j^ded that the major •'problem : ,11;!.-.—tne-Board -TAKE NOTICE that-Sprlng •Sprlngfleid-ln the County of uniorH— l Hearing Aids Complete One-Slop Jobbingg • " ' fight leukemia.. . I intend to join State Senator James Turner in Liquors Inc., trodlng as SPRING and State of New Jersey. -'- '- ' PARTY ROOM "" James ~J. Lyon (graphic arts).- Hiredfor CJov: vinced that he and his Administration want to formative. Briefly, as you may remember. It's '-,'i'SHOWROO/IAS LINCOLNMERCURY. INC -. "liildino Supply Service- Eslimatos Purnished The Millburn-Springfleld Kiwanis Club is the ' co-sponsoring a measure designed to bring ericountered initially was in finding a fabric LIQUORS has applied to the FARMER'S INN INC Dlbl 687-2636 Fixtures ..----. Livingston were" Anthony J. Musich (math), leave Vietnam as quickly as we all do."And -based-on federally issued scrip which would 1 -Township committee of the ...... _ :. LYONS suitable for tjje Iwo-tone effect-without in- . f|i HILLIARU J. COAN a 2037 Morris Ave., Union PHONE OR-W'ftrT-e "OR YOUR Dial 376-4242 _ Water Heaters ( —rflponBoring organisation foi tlie-Daytoir Key^ - these minihiums into • conformity with Jhe Townshli irlnpfleld^County of. President — ;. Dial 232-6500 .,' Ljnda M. Ulanet (language) and Arthur D. while I .regret that Administration decisions replace money asJhe exclusive medium qj , Chairman of the m 'REE HEARING ANALYSIS Club. Along" with the president, James realities of the present Inflation-ridden at- fringing upon the State Police uniform; cadet ..li'lrr- Executive Committee UnlOn .-. - Plenar. ,y Retail 20 Elsway Rd. 2009 MORRIS AV 686-2112 . CaH376-l896 Morey (English). Hired for David Brcarly, have sometimes seemed to contradict their exchange in'elections. Avallablc'in the same Short Hills, N.J. _" —Dial 686-OMO 369 South Ave.-E. Roblnson, the student officers are: Richard mosphere for medical care and legal fees^The- blue was selected because it was much darker -•nih-JJ Club Ct., • • _ Distribution—License D-3, for We Accept Medlcald 8. Wollare - lTenreffnire—Springfrold Kenilwjorth,- .were Rcgina Rice—(Englisti), purposes, 1 remain hopeful that the President dinominationsjs money, _and serialljr 'num- , ' Roslyn Harbor, -', : premues located at 380 Weslbound PEIEB_R. LYONS" Diah 686-1373 - ', West spent-tu win uleettphsTTfeid, uf spe«lal| lirr^ —advisor-^———"~~~^ —~ -— irijurjn>T~teaiB {6'any one person to $50,000 (Continued tram page l) «2< vVlshlno Well Rd., SPRING LIQUORS INC. (Fee: *liBO)-J- from the present $10,000. The amount for injury -, ..WtCkoU, ft J. 0748V ANGELO BERTELLI ' .— —"Qo. It- Your sell Supplies" ^ortance, reports from candidates and com- I AUSTIN F. LYNE •President ~ . '-•. . NOTICE OF APPLICATION 'Plywood, Storm Sash s. Screens Savings a'Loan Assoc'n or death to two persons or more would rise the allied forces and has-eventually evolved b -.- 'vie. preildenr—~- • 22 Sprlngdale Ct, :-- TAKE NOTICE that SocTaieT mitteeS would holongef-bc needed; disclosure— Clifton, N.J. Hero and Eugenia Hero trading as Hardware, Masons Materials, etc. MORTGAGE BANKER Jrom $20,000 to $100,000. into ar-student exchange 'program. Today_ yi,!, ,54 Hosmer Rdrr : HERO'S WINE & LIQUORS, has Fuel Oil Oil' Burners. would be automatic. Primary —-Concord, Ma. 01742 /WAY L.'OUDIAK thousands of Amexicans are sent abroad to live Vice President applied to- the Township : r •'" Interestingly-and perhaps significantly--the ^ this proposal, 1 believe, would^ntributc to •• "JOHN W. MaCNEIL - . Wholesale - Retail Air- CondTfioning ~ (Continued from page 1) ' ; with a family for a summer or a year..At .the _•„; Vlc»:President —. - 25 Pearl Brook Dr. Committee of the Township of -SALES -SERVICE degree, of active interest in my proposal has helping New Jersey's "Motor Vehlcle-Securlty- Clifton, N.J. , Springfield, County of Union fora HILLSIDE AVE Garden Supplies same timCthousands of foreign students are 42-HIII Top Rd., Plenary Retail Distribution —• OID GOLD" fuels' "• open 'tlll'hoon Saturdays -^_pickea;up-appreciably. since those mosB coj)-- Responsibllity Law" really live up'to its name; fir. t -CORNELIA OE-VRIES E ri t h u s i a sliiii n d i .vld.uxLbwi±K-..a- mirLlrnu:m-of-2 District, Township Committecman William chosen for the same honor.:, •,,, VM : •• W . 02193 License O-l for premises loceted COMPLETE BODY SHOP tandRQUTE 22 -Cflmed-hHVe discovered how onerous, and op; The 1959 standards for minimum liability —11 Montgomery 51.—: "alJTi MorVIs AWfiW, Springfield, Uuocco, 83, and Lucille Conzolo, B9, over coverage simply don't hold true today. What . "No matter how short the three days of bus . Clifton,Tl.J.-- • • 11 .„ Nt -presslve the new reporting;requirements hVi Nicholas Episcopo, 41 ;-2nd, Morris Sarno, 51, mi^713* Ctwrrv Broox Rd., Spfld. Leader, June 1, 8, 197] OblecNons, If any, should be Dial 688-9100 years barikbr_^avings/loan experience_m_1__., ! r was valid then isn't-yalid-now-and-the^statc stbp seem to be. it'sstill* enough time•to-lttrn made Immediately In WrWIng to -become .— -,- '-~ ~ and Carmela Sarno, 45, over-Otto Burkhardt; :"™"W»»ton, Ma,0Il»l (Fee:,«N.73) 2140 Morris Avo., Union must act-with alf deliberate haste in bringing. about another culture and to~see our' own 11«,PETER C, QUINN Elegnore H. WorthlngTon, 07081 MOUNTAIN-AVE~DFPlt&: :i9, "and Kathleen Francls,T43; 3rd, Frank , country through the eyes of^nother, Families „ ,,, Vice PretWent , NOTICE OF APPLICATION Township Clerk of the Township of 733 Mountain Avo. 379-4>?i ^ -THIRD,-NOW-THAT the Senate has begunjo liability standards up to a realistic par. - ar " 76 Dover Terraca; , TAKE NQTICE^nTrt-4lOBBPh Springfield In the County of Union MAPLECREST either or bo^h FJH.A. or commercial"ihdustrial McGlatcliby, 72, and Margaret McClatchey, 71, 5 needed as hosts for .students for bus stop, .iW^ Wwtwood, Ma. 0JOW__ John Plnadella, trading as MILL ond Slate of New Jersey, MORRIS AVE OFFICE-: • nHbve On-the-Cdhsumer^rotection Act',-'which J ana 9TBIV USE THE-—^ «mr.:: -—i ... - . Too often, I have heard the tragic tale of " KERRY R, LYNE SPRING LIQUORS, has applied to row" 379-6500 175 Morris Ave. 374-5940 :rBo u ed m d to (Signed the: House passed last year,-the-prospccts-fof' 3J[ "°PP°?pp ;, somsome,motorist-hitwithaBtaggerine .motorist: hitwith a ^staggeringg liability The only responsibilities are to provide room, • ' • vice Prwldent, the Township Committee ofthe* ^ATES and LINCOLN : MERCURY, INC board »h»*7—TOCRA Solicit ans) pIdce flrst morfgidge loans." fjnnl pnqptmpnf thi^ yr*fiy f ^g ^ 5th, Hudolf Albert, GO, and Ann M, Strasko,-^. judgment in which-the_mtnlmum^-coveTage w>d.a_warm Welcome.; For furthering •1 Sacr«tery <, Clark Township of Springfield, County of EUGENIA HERO BUSIHESS DlRECTORV r form tion : confact Jane v n 111 Gl»n Rd., Union tor a Plenary Retail 19 Center st, . HANK-8, CHARLIE ' briginaTspbnsorof Oiiricgislation, my^next J '«8,1"over;T aul- Penard, 63, . and ;Barbara under current standards didn't evennbeglnZ(ar: ^ ' _ ^ VraiiKen, "379-- Well«tey Hllli, Distribution License' D-3 for Springfield, N.J-. THE NATION A 3mr Ma. 021B1 premises located at 8 Mlllburn SptldTLdr, •-- A'-growth opportunity with a small growing Involvement will follow Senate action when Hemlinger,.58; 7th, 5uehroi',.71Land%.Angela satisfy the claim. \ , * - _ "' —-.-, lAve., Sprlnj[f!eld,JI.J. . (Fee: 111,00 J ; WILLIAAA A.1EERRARA STATEBANK IMouse-'flnd Sinnte-confcr<^ -will. rn'icl to Wloland. 70, over leonard Garner. a:- 9th, . pPrhap^thp mmnjn^pr nf ihn cfnry • |»- Treasurer —... Ob|ectlonsT1f any, ir/OUld be 90 Marwilth Circle, " made Immediately In writing to EAGLE ROCK MEATS resolve any dffferthces between the two ver- • Township Gommitteeman Norman Baniier, 91,,.-,famllipr to many of your The motorist MH.ton, Ma. 021B6 - Eleonore - H.— Worthing ox sions of the legislation, ' ^^" ' and-Virglniu Banner, 89, over Bultman, 53; and'. sacrlflrp hl« lghlrty oeniprhousing TowmfllpXIeTjr&TTfieTowns.nlp. 01 TAkE PRIME MEATS -riourUi,-"Uiu--OrbaiT—MaBS-TrOTspnrtattnrr--^^cy^ffiJfe''. '''1; Hith. MurtltTCTossbartii, 4a Controller Springfield In ihihe CountCounty oof Union COLUMBIAN^ -CLUm*;~^B MON-MJJ-K-V-MON I I GO , business tr other liquid ass'eU to fujfill_the^ __!__tCototlnu«d from l) 30 Mill Lane; and State of New JerseyJersey." ' SPRINGFIELD,- N.J. INC. has EING "CENTER program, another long-time effort "of mine,—°verDavid Zurav,40; 11th, AllenZellpr,;»arand-1 courUmpbseTobligatlon. - •""'- . & Sons, Newark, has been selected.fop the (Signed) applied • fo the Township M blRE^S JOSEPH JdHKI ' committee bf the Township—of REPAIRS • PARTS 1 may soort- be expanded substantially. This . Rebecca Seal, 88. over-Thomas Gallaro, 52, and . If this new, more realistic; scale of liability ^projectrThe chairman stated that;unlike other -WflHILLIARD J. COAN PINADELLA ' , .- Springfield, county of gnlon, for JDtal J63-3575 year's Housing apd Urban Development Act, Dehise Galjarn, 52; 12th, Menza, 100, and'Ruth-- envprng- Is adopted and signed Into :lawr. the - "njunicipaj_-projects,'- the- Housing Finance J5 Clutrct.,-Ro»lyn Harbor, 494 Mountain Ave. - - Club license CBTi-ffl" premises 379-6600 543-2444-evenlngs LI M.Y. 11576 N. Caldwell, N.J, situated at old shunplke Road, T83'0J£j5ririgtield Aye "shortly " 16 be'-reporled- favorably by m"y-^^^'Knr9BrJimiSJgurZHolme, 64, and Martha . average motorist wiUhave many, of-these fearsTTSulhorlty requires the'selection of a contractor ICETFf Spfld..Leader, June 1, 8, 1972 sprlngflald. ------— . Housing subcommittee, containsi authority for worswick, 59. • alleviated. Thero Is also ample evidence to as a-member of the professional staff. The ,.,. 11 Lorena Rd., . (FeejJlO.Si) .' Oblectlons, • If any, should be OFFICES THROUGHOUT TIME PAYMENTS ><' Wlnchntarr-Ma. 01W0 made ImmeiHalBl/ In wi Ulna to UNION. M-l-0 D L- E SEX , Ga41 376-4322 .- _7-TRADE INS'._ operating subsidies for ailing rail and bus WiRners-forrrnrDel Vccchio-Planer-Bullman Indicate that, proportionately,'the premium -"•contractor—works—with -the-archltect ''and htn,WILLIAM T, FRENCH NOTICB OF APPLICATION EHonore H^—r-Worthlngtorl, HUNTERDON W TAKE NOTICE that Milton's Township Clerk Of the Towsnhlp of COUNTIES . ". ~ 41 MAIN STREET MILLBURN P Wk-Ff--N.BCCHI=SI NOER facilities. While my chief concern now is to slate were:' 4th,- Donlngton, 80, and Pam rate for higher liability mlnimums will not . housing consultants, oh the development of 1 Cwrlen, Conn. 04820 Liquors, A Corporation trading as Sprlngflald, In the County of Union INSPRINGFIELD " Licensed Master Plumbing BRAND _ji£tsure that the added Federal .funds will,'in Donington, 70, over Harvey-Schramm;-75, and appreciably raise the total costof-the policy. "^ansTror-the-proJect ahdls Involveir witK-the . ,,,,ALAN LTHABERMAN . MILTON'S LIQUORS, has applied and State, of New Jersey. AV^LAifE™" •. ? 1 193 Morris Ave 376-1442 ? LIC 1212 ' ^THE SHORTHILLS COUNTRiLJD4^aCH00C fa'cl7 produce improvements; in commuter ^J Edmund* Rd., to the Township committee of the COLUMBIAN CLUB OF '—-- 273-0210 Jill Ogden, 77; 6th. -Planer. 99, and Lola-M^—,-'- In addition, the bill gives the state Director of otjier professionals in negotiatlonafor_the funds -bill.' WelTeiley, Ma. 02181 Township ofsprjngfleld, county of SPRINGFIELD, N.J. IN' • transportation, there Is no doubt that survival Green, 98, over .lames Thompson, 97, and Dale -Motor^ehlcles a stronger hand In dealing with for construction. ' " '"'"' ' -.. JOHN' E. LAWRENCe- Union for a Plenary Retail HAROLD J. HANNON .334 Sprinsllold Avo., Summit ^^ujUryTDay Drive,Short Hills-New Jersey¥70787 -of much—existingr-service requires Federal ;, U Wlnthrop St.,- Distribution License D4, for President Open Thurs'Euo lo 6:30 p.m.' Dauser, 9J; 8th; HaVDennis, 45, over-Harold—reporting of accidents and suspension of f he committee voted to next meet at the call lITrr-so, Hamilton, Ma. 01V9I 'pr«mlset-_loc>tedpremiseslocatedv atat23v-3_n;~JMarirl,3 MSrrls - •72:Twln.Oaks Oval, assistance.: ~ ~ - .,„.,• JOHN P. LEBOR-... -..-'... Avenue, Springfield, New Jersey. PLUMBING AND Uebesklnd,-42; 13th, Del VeCchio, 126;-and—privileges against drivers who. do "not have of tfie chairrrtari, , Pastor Dewart.~"(jlher > r Springfield, N.J. 1 Fifth. ,Executlve_-Branch reorganization, Gertrude Dcl'Vecchlo, 124i over JBenjamin adequate coverage/ • -;.-=—- - —' • " jjj Oliver Rd.. Oblectlons, If-any, should be - ALPHONSE SALZANO Since 191? J, NORWOOCr——7 -ARTHUfe' L^ TH EATING . members ;of the .committee are Elton Dry, v'K! Cincinnati, Ohio 45215 made' Immediately..In.wcltlng-'to. Vide PMS. Imperial .—rr— 1922 Coeducational Summ^j^SesFjhnr~~ which many of you wiUrecall has beeiHUiinjor Mosconi, 49, and Martha-Mosconl, 47. The enforcement.proylsions of this bill ure Elnorcieonoren Hn, wurininyiun. B75 Sheridan St., NESS & WELLS JR. ELECTRIC SEWER CLEANING Janice Bongloyannl', bea Einstein, Chrysler- Valiant FRUlf CENTER, INC. item In my "More For Your Money Program," 46S HerKlmer Ava., Township Clerk of the Townihlp Qf '..aJnh)rL-N.J.-.. Plymouth .'--p.. ,01j|\fetER Ties WCTcMtho nth, Beverly LIcbeiBnd and vital to^e Integrity of the' new liability Iiorrimerr-James Smith and Ben Ya Hawortn, NJ. 07M1 CHARLES JACQUES Roplacemont ' ol Plu Springfield In the County of Union >•• New* Used .- FISHBR-S-TeRE'O--- - is also making progress, Just last week, rcast-_iSe!mo_.Yarraw.-nt..41,-and-the-10th,7Marjorle mlnimums,"The motor vehicle director would ADRIAN O'KEEEEE and State of New Jersey. ' ' Secretary '. . .• Pixturos Repairs . • SALES ANp-SERVICE SUMMER SCHOOL 1415 commonwealth . Aye., (Sinned) 54'MorrUon Rd.,. Cars^ my vote~~to report favorably frotn 11 p"h-_"'• Grogsbarth and Rlnannr Brooks, at 42. be empowered to determine-the-amount- MILTON-BILLET "". Springfield, N.J. ' Silei* Sorvlce .-. .', Prompt, courteous sorvlce, work '-••-.-•• -w. Newton, Ma. Complete Auto Body Repairs prirne Moats 687-9549 _^_ '_ .""""June 26-August 4 June 26 -"August 11 committee of myr-Gbvernment Operations'" security'necessary to satisfy any judgment for Publicity Cliairnnen: "BERNARD •' _ President I-STTINLEY PLYTYNSKI lone in homo whenever posslblo, Committee the first of the President's four "O--o— 111 Remw Avenue Treasurer 376-4210 -^—=---; Grocoriot— K6S PORTER RD., UNION iv best tochhiclans. '"1r"^~""<*raaes Pi'e 1st - Hilt Ag««4-13 THE McGOVERN delegates were favored by damages should the individual not have the ~ , pJiarvMIe, Ma. Me55- Springfield, N:J. 182 HllljIdo.Avo., I5S Morris Ave. - Springfield Vpqetables . reorganization.proposals, creation of n new -Would- you like somb - JEAN BILLET, rlngfleld, N.J. LAWN MOWER SERVICE SAME DAY SERVICE ON ' H('IIH-(IIMI Programs Day and Overnight Camp local Dpmocrats with a vote ranging from J23. required liability mlnlmurhs.- »"' , icretary .. . • . DmicTORS: ..F.roien Foods COLOR TV SB-TS : Department of"Community Development. We •,in preparing-newspaper SALES-SERVICE PARTS . Accc!crated,Prnf.rw Tools • '• -\, uncommon COMFORT ANtiout rummi • ouu . -prlhgfleldrNJ. • . ., Spindles Wood Stains THIS SUMAAERIi- CUirOM JHAMl W.K. MacLBAN ' Electrical Supplies , ;/ BAYHEAD - T% in case of ••'Sloimihipi 'Antiquing Kits wcotAnvtniMj O Chal{ president & Director Spray Paints KINV 14 Heathcllfl Rd. . . LUMBER'. BRICK «. BLOCK .. » Air Llnoi . - Decorator Cork General. Electric Bulbs , ETCETERA MIX emergency: PANELING , CEILING TILE . Locks . AIR CONDITION TK.I. / hai appTled to /the Townihlp Rumson.N.J. . , HARDWARE . MILLWORK . 1 llclili • Crului' Plywood (Cut to Size) z& Side Walk Caje 10:) CommitIte of the Townihlp of MARION MacLEAN _> A. HORliED DEALER . louri • I •*>- .•,UnIque Jewelry PAINTS . EXPERIENCED YOUR CAR Sprliutltld for a Plenary .Retail ..Vice president -». Director AMHASSADOM GUEMLIN: STUDENT - Keys Made While You Walt. (Foreigni& Domestic)) -,• Native crartt" SMrchlna," ConaSmptlopTlofni LlcemLicensee C9? ioJorr '-11 Haathclltf Rd, - • HORNEY • . s PERSONNEL TO HELP YOU . l - . « ± captivating Candle! 1 AutoGlass-Mlrrors-Table Tops- COMPLETE DELIVERY Rottaurant a cocktajl. Loun'go TOURS 4 •Breakfast- premjsii1 sltuatad it U.S. Hlahway • Rumson.N.J. \i • . MATADOR -. JAVELIN' ' SERVICE ; _ . . •'• '" • Plastic Panels in'a Variety of Colors^ '.' -. ' . • . •" original Ceramlci U Routtf 32. cornerr of FarFamr Road,. R-.J. CORKER * Resllvorlno Glailno- : <§mM0 Visit OUf Famous."Red G.irder K.Byippl. ' • _• Mexican Plnatas We Mavt Itl SlAfllliAfleldfleldd ,, New JersJerseyJersey.e . - Secretary, "AMERICA'S FINEST PIZZA" > for Inloimalltn' - .'.-. . Orangeburg Underground Pipes & Flttfngs ' ' ,-. • NOW & SAVE I H|,! / Brlno Tho Whole-f amltVt Sa\o onlij ^.-. ^~ • #* m± Mjrveloui Hanfllnot •Lunch bBlloncllonss , If anyanyt shoulds - be Treasurer 1 Director \ CAUL 273-5lio .;.•> ' .^ picture FramlntL . 1331 MORRIS A'-" , UNION • . Businessmen's Lunchodris - And Bjmvjllonl m « m* odbeat Imp6rt» ' THBRMOKINO and JO ^61.1, ImdiatelImmediatelyy .In Wltlnwrltlndo 1100 " 419 Chestnut. St, : . • '-Complete ItallBh Menu ~ir ' Mirror Finish Vinyl Baseboards (All Colors) Banquet Rcicllitios lor 35 lo ISO S»I*(MU.«-Y( .p.*. :•• N Itty :BJIt Wrap . • .. ARA •'ill med. iore' H. WWorthlngTon, Washington Twsp. 80'FRANKLIN PLACE .SicilianTomnto Pies our Specialty open II a.m., to 11 p nv : DISTRIBUTORS ilpal Clerk of the Towmhlp or •c-o Weslwood P.O., N.J. ."/•/•''' 688-B020, .WE.D.ELIVER : T -• dinner .. lu'M." Blec [ 1338 VALLBY RD., STERLING •- 379-6767Y1 ANY-WOdD^.I-TEM "CUSTOM MAbE Ur^ON REQUEST •nir-t UticommonlV i ' *-- " II !•>'. Muni \\\' A' .^"^JP"! Pulldfng, JUDITH CORKER SUMMIT ' - . 4<>I339 ' 15: OFF'wTtH'THIS Af| '• • 467-0100 Low Price From II to *lOO ' • MflPLEWOOp • Spr' Vlce-Prei. J. Director . • 1729 Morris Ave.,. Union U.S^Hwy Noll Springfield Avn. Springfield, NJ, w» tmfr r • , 619 Chestnut St. CALL • 376-0391'"" p. Ytoju, 268 Morrli Ave. Sprlnttflald - PARTS a, TR'ANSMISSIONS 513 MORRIS AVENUE Wajhlngton Twip. MK««OtTJ««M| T ,.« Weslwood, P.Q./N.J. one block above NeMiberry'i , Opening :i~~«V In UvhotfM Open Tuei.Thru S»|..W.tnru 5. 10 FORTY FI^TH ST. iplli Ldr., June 1, 8, 1972 • MNQBIfOCfC In AllttnCCli. MAPLEWOpD ;-<-\- -;(Pee:»1».32)^ warns : June • •» •••.•••••_

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24-Thursdoy, June 8,.•"t972-SPRINGFIELD 4N.J.) LEADER. Churchy to h^nof ..Td.x..ahid[ healthjplj _Ihursdoy, June 8/ Retiring teacher jtsigrorduates a nd honored by RTA com 50-year mefni by • Ghurih Cfmcklcs i.\ i:.AKTU'HH.;I Graduating students-and a 50-year, member at surprise porfy will bejionored by Springfield Emanuel United Ifl light of the recent Increase in.»the slate to senior citizens ~—- 1 Mable Young was honored recently .at a., Mclh'odist,Church, Church Mall at-AcadehW ' •cigarette [ax andjlhe resulting hlgher'prices, 1 1 1 Green, on Sunday at the 11 a.m. service yMJAili th^ Union County Chapter of the American ( Mrs. Vivian F. Carlinjioitsing consultant,^"/Thursday at "the Kenilworth Communtlyt}i • • '• -*..- Kurp'rise party given for her by the Moun- . Heart Association JmsiuggesteHlEaT^criohs the New Jersey Offieo- on AtypK. wasihe (jue?f I'enler ' Kenilworlh _ ' •" * 1 ' _ tainside PTAexecutive board at the home of r • i'i \ •{ ' "v •v .•*'if] • themes. The Rev. James Dewart.pastor, \v who. stop smoking can save moncy-and their speaker at the '"June' meeting of (he Senior Mrs.'carlin nofedlhfl" senior citizens want! Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connell. Mrs, Young is health. , z retiring as a teacher in the Mountainside school entitle his sermon '.'Looking Two Ways," as t £|li ji!li_^vilj^nj™i^oi^lj^ a cnoice ,„ h0US|ng ^ fa),] " - system. She. lias Been teaching in Mountainside ' considers the significance of the past and I the chapter points out that in studies'of housing consi/IRint, she is the advocate for r t •* iv,. • for over 15 years and has been a Ihird-gradc I"'•opportunities«f the future. ' "" various population groups, it was found thai senior '.citizen's in advisory or consulting' ^, i$ ideath rates from heart attacks in Career exploration teacher at the Beechwood School., Miss lone Lombard!, local, records and,, C'apacity'.— ;_- . from 50 to 200 percent higher among cigarette Accordingly the 1970 census, there are 81,658) Sfje has been active in the PTA for over 25 history chairman, who usually presides at lhe:,. yearsand is a life member and a past president honoring of 50-year members,rwlll receive her*., - smokers than among non-smokers, depending program ottered. by people 60 years or older in Union County, 27,025]—~ IdK- of the Mountainside.PTA and most recently own'50-year pin. Tho pin was made by Walter ~ on the. age and amount' smoked. between CO and (14, and 54,633 who are 65 and! 1 And women protect more than just their over. Mrs. Carlin said that 10 percent of that - ~*j • served as its treasurer.- _^s~'_-—-^_ |"—-MerBfeldcTrmnemberrofthe congregation-'*,- hearts and health when they give up cigarettes, Vocational Center total, or 8,165,"^'represents a conservative Past presidents Mrs. YpuDg has served with " evangelism committee. r;_Jrt also attended Ihe party-inner honor. They are according to Dr. Carlo Pallini of Scotch plains, .estimate of thejiumbcrof housing urfits needed Young people .to be recognized at the service"! president of the Union County Chapter. Citing a - High school students inleresled in vocational for low and modcrate-lncom» elderly in Union '._ , Emma Webber,.Arihe Hose. Lillian Simpson, careers but undecided about a definite oc- HP " -Betty-Ijennox-Marjorie-thwingrGloria Brack-; -include ^—Lawrence-Johnson, .JlLA^_JanU*ii- I majDtstudy-in-Graat-Britain^-Dr-r-Pallinlsaid County. This percentage' is 'based on the for-. __ Garnet\ B.A.-, Judith Relmlinger, Connie andjl , there is new evidence that mothers:who iiinokcr -"mulmised'by the~HUD ^JEconomic Market bill, Joan Lasher! Eleanor'Hcchtle and Daisy GRROWMIJ5.ENIQRS—Mambarsof tha newly forma'd Group 4 Officers of tha new flroup are Rote Keller, president; Low f (his summer as the Union County Crane. Levin B. Hanigan, superintendent of the^_ "RbTgl, vlee-preifdent; Marie-Naralr«*cretary; Alma Zelle? Bonnie MHIor, high, school graduates; I •_!_ ace. if significantly greater risk of stillbirth, or' Analyst in determining the housing market fSr of thaSpringflaW Senior Cltlxani meetot tha SoraK-Boilay Geisel, ninth grade graduate, and Thomas'1' death of Infants shortly after birth, than do non- Vocational.Center, Scotch Plains, conducts its low and moderate-income elderly.' Mountainside school .system,-.was also a guest. ' — " •••••-• -•• treat'urer, and Virginia Wllllarmon, »unthlne gal.' 'I guess It's okay to trust In prayer to get you by Civic Cent«r with Mrs. Elian Carmlchdal,'Senior-Citizen 1 career orientation programs in 10 different Using the 65 plus population figure of 54,633 exams, but suppose the Lord hasn't had second Moen and Dolofes Holler, eighth grade. Each .smoking mother. The study revealed,-that areas, . •- ' .-- . '. . year algebra?' , -.. coordinator, and Stay* Magllone.recreotlon .djractor. graduate is presented with a boutonnlere by th£'- srpoking during pregnancy harms the fetus by- this gives an estimated need of 5,463 units^ p EVANGEL BAPTIST CHURCH , Woman's Society of Christian Service of whlefr' exprUng a retarding influence onjts growth. 'Available figures for current public and sub*9 " . '"'. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Richard Kay, director of the summer session . i-lUJSHUNPIKE RD., SPRINGFIELD Helen-Holler is student secretary.. ^"Smoking is an added risk for people who at the vocational center; announced (hat two- • sidized units for low-and moderate-incoitftW •MORRIS AVENUE AT CHURCH MALL upon which It ls.to be emplQyed.and capable of vt^ REV. WILLIAM C.SCHMIDT JR., - " ' are'more susceptible to coronary artery week "career exploration!' programs wjjl_bt;- .elderly is J,199, with a waiting Hsfofl7206 from -=r--'-^—-- SPRINGFIELD- - - rr~ ~^T" •: ~P,ASTOH ~^-^"~ " Bassano bjll asks^egulatipn ^ producing-ioss Df "consciousness •and~death~~^The"9T30^a-.m. TrivettChapel service-wlil,tfl[j -dlsea'sersuejras; (hose with high blood-pressure, " four—communities that ;havo-public^housiBg,-. : EASlOR:.THE :REV. BRUCE ,.W_ EVANS,. --'• _ REV. JAMESC. WESTERVELT,- . • rapidly and painlessly. Any person who conducted by Pastor powart. At the same I high serum cholesterol, signs of hardening of Figures based on a study of 1970 Senior Citizens - -r-. •:_ •._.'..;.'._J)'.D.' -• . ' destroys or causes to be destroyed any animal the Church. SchooUwHi meet ln~7Wes!ey-House,rr~ commercial arl, graphic arts, machine shop!' ASSISTANT 7 thls-arterles,-a family history of heart attacks auto mechanics, baking,, food services, and Veterans by the Bureau of Research and, j DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIANJEDUCATION: "THE EVANGEL HOUR'" .. by any other method will be guilty of a -—with Jupior and Senior Highs in the ' -and strokes in mlddleage, or a combination of Analysis Division juf Local-Finance, Depart- '•-••'•' . -.... SHEILA KILBOURNE ' '• of destruction of sitwy animals misdemeanor." ^ • , •' '-building. ...-• .__:_, • .. . .welding,, and heating, ventilating and ^ir EVERY FRIDAY SlIGHT 10:15 ON " ;in any ofihese condWIon," Dr. Pallini concluded. conditioning in. order to. give "prospective mcnTbf Community Affairs, show thai tHe^^—- Thursday-r-6:30 p.m., Men's Church League RADIQ STATION WAWZ-FM.99.1 Assemblyman C. Louis Bassano (R-Union) chamber and drowned them aften clubbing Other requirements included in "theBassan'o.—-TheRevrEredGruberra staff member of-lKe" - r.^he Union County Chapter of the American arc 9.B93 homeowners 65 and over with incomes bowling banquet at Wally's> Watchung. 7:15 .students anidcii of the opportunities, 'working ... Thursday^-7::iO p;m., choir rehearsal-^lth has introduced legislation in the "Assembly tc'them senseless. bill call for the provision of sufficient quantllyi_ Lifibjinzell MliMonatSchjgoleyJs_Moui)tfl|n,\W^ 1 Heart Association pointed out that_the 10 environment, pay scale-»Hd-respqn.sibilities_of under $5,'000. pVih., Girls' Choir rehearsal. 8 p.m., Senior Jack Haviland. • • « "~~~- ^provide for auniform method of destnictlon-bl-!—"I-amvtully aware that this thankless task of . crjood and whojesomo food, and'.water ..while conduct. theGernran language service' at"9^0' p : mjllion persons who have been able lo-quit an employee _^.Mrs^E;velyn Frank, president otJL_ r^_ Joirrehearsal. • ' "' ;.-— Saturday=3 p.m:, young people's picnJcanpL unclaTmed stray animals and to regulate the.;^eBVrc^iffg~uTiWanteTi~stray— animateiB. cu. anv, ltvinn. animal-lc-confined ln-..a-'pound-Qr--a.m;— In—Uie-Sanctuary.^.Gruber- replaces*-- - saia aciion-orihousin'g heeds In the. county Ijs^ .""" jPriday—6|30 p^mr.-Westminsti,' ..._ J g or the animals.while they; "trcmmdoiis bur^e^f^anyTnliflicipin^;" he~ gheiter —.-•:-.— EmanuelSchwJng,laypastoiywhorecenUyleft" nasome make it sound. It can be maHe paaier if Ube^tcsicd-for-h.aslc^kTirh-^^^. --: -_^d —va^bjafe«^groupsuse£kift'' leaVes-Parish HOuse for weekend retreat .at care, ant : but we simply must address ourselyeaio-^ -field andthey-will woirkrynHr—Kenior-cltizen&housing. There was discussion of— -Sunday^art-^m^Slinday'Schodk-ll a.m:,~ are conflnei About Smoking^nd-tiegrt^lseasc^n^ Campus In.q = : Ji : 7 lrthd WfJuusdiiy— 7.45—p;m.., ^ayer meeting - '•subsequentl y remoyed_tlio~ ^Tanimalsfrb m "th e , reliable and appropWat~ ^e to the type o-f anima- -l many people llketo Dellevlv Fellowship Hall. ~- How-to-Stop-Smolchigr"-eopies"can^be~ob the board ond executive offlcer-of AT and T; and John B. through Julv 21 P">J r '° ,'Signatures.pledglng support of programs I ,„, , Chjapel. 9:3o'and 11 a.m., identical worship ' "~ '" • • • - > for the affarr; which raised_$3,Q00 for the~scoottrig cause, ' _—help senior citizens. Any group-or individual service for young people and adults. • ~ Tained by calling the Union County.Chapter of— Cokbr, Scout-Council president. Kean received the award~for was JJnJon 1G5unty--:SherlHrR5lph"iOriscel!b._ services with Dr.;Evans preaching. This will be _ =-the AmericandHeart-Association:at::i53-i?391. Kay_noted that~lh8—wt>rding--orien(ation - wishing to-assisMn-secUring signatures mayv the last Sunday of double services, until Sep- -HOLVXROSS LUTHERAN CI1URCH- : — • — program will be divided into two sections—one obtainMhformation by contacting Mrs..Frank,,, ' tember. Child care for pre-scho'or children (THE CHURCH OF THE RADIO r .-- UoQlectrical-^re-weldinK uhri one for nvygnn I9B3 Long ter.. Union -• provided oh the second floor of the Chapel. 4 "LUTHERAN HOUR" AND TV's.. " ••' :ounty 200 6lobE NSC^rouprta StqjrJ^iapter ' ; UCTI announces ,~ acetylene-welding. -• _^ p-rp.," Westminster^ Fellowship returns to T- —'THISISTHELIFE''). ..-_••-.._, P.ar,ish House from spring retreat; . 639 iyiOUNTAIN AVE., SPRIKGFiEOS^^" Vocaticrnal workshop courses- designed to - : ._ . jtjie.sday—7:45 p.m., Ses.sioh committee Day •• trips and overnight — offer students-a-greater degree of proficiency Kay added. that'persons interested in^ihi- o REV. JOEL R. YOSS, PASTOR 1 meetings. 8:15 p.m., regular session meeting— —;•- TELEPHONE: DR9-4525 camp trips for the "Summit meet tomorrow - Qlwamen^raiisic ffdlSnityi indifferent fields arcalso scheduled during the dependent study in anyof the vocational ari'aii w(jj^ Elder _Walker Joyce of the New~ • Sunday—.8:30 a.m., worship,' 9:30 a.m., Area ,YMCA's day camps, WHEEL BALANCE QUAKER STATE , fourtTiannual meeting of theaooiG^ub'of _ ~l- - " - . ' —~ " ...' ' summer session at the vocational .center, Kay with a minimuniof supervision are-welcome'to Prj'yidence PresbytcrlanXhurch-speaking on' Sunday School and Bible School—10:45 a.m., Cannundus and Trinngle, have [dn,County will be held at aC luncheon- A new chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota music-• Jnion. On Sunday, the girls will hold their first —said. .'"''"• ~ enroll in-lhe_workshop courses. —--yun-- •rtie,-actions of the General Assembly of the been set for this summer, Several courses geared for those seeking.• "• •-• • "--——, They will be conducted in a half-3aylessioh'' ;• Holy Communion. ••._•. \ MOTOR OIL «" BAR TYPE {Itow in the Tower Steak House Rt.-22, fraternity will—be officially .stflrted this Meeting as a Sigma Alpha Iota chapter at the yfyled"Pres.bytefian~Church~recelTtly"held In - accordlng-to David R. Cotten, italnside. .._.~.-.' • weeltend-at^NewnrlrStnttrCollogq7UnionrThc~- college: . . marketable skills or who need to-refresh and . The workshop courses are for thpse with ^Monday through Friday, for four weeks'- Tuesday--10 a,m., parish"workers,_8_B.m., L J Penver. leadership meeting. . extension—and—camping"! SALE GOOD t i 300 Club of Union County devotes Its—pledging members will perform in a'musicalc The.chapter officers are as follows: Irene update their skills will be offered at Union advanced-skills in the electrical', beauly bfeginnine July Rand continuing through Aug; $ director. '— TOP CARRIERS >rtsfto helping the-widows,-children and at NSC In lhe~Thealer for Performing Arts. Johnsen.Tfom Union, president; Linda-Byrd, County Technical Institute, Scotch_Plains, this • culture, graophlc arts, machine-shop; heating, Additional information and application forms- " • SPRINGFIELD EMANUEL' . Campers-will-hayo orte bDTes of firemen, policemen and state tomorrow-alBp.m. Among the vocal selections also from Unioh, vice-president; Glenda ,Stutz, summer, according to Richard Kay, director; ventilating and air conditioning", ' auto for the Carecr-Orlcnt^tiOhPrograms-or the . TEMPLE BETH AHM -A course in keypunch operation will be"of-' Voca n : UNITED METHODIST 'CHURCH' .major—day:4rip-during'. each I killed in the line of duty, to be. performed;"Will bo_wbrks by Handel, . Fanwoodrvlce president, pro -tern; Panx-Blslis mechanics, commercial art (interior-designT- ti° al-Workshop>eourses:mayrbe bbtained= — AN AFFILIATE OF THE two-week period. First period fered in a six-week evening session beginning andadvertlsing design), and welding-fields, contacting Kay at the Vocational Center. . CHURCH MALL AT ACADEMY GREEN- UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA. 3?* ieakers at the luncheon wiinriclude U.S. Mozart ahd Caccini. Piano and organ-com-_ of Berkeley Heights, secretaryr Justine c campers will visit Swartzwood positions will be performed, and the musicale July s riocgnc mm\ M""itjfy "anrl Wodnoodav— ; . SPRINGFIELD •".•..' BALTUSROL WAY, SPRINGFIELD lf(irney_-_Uerber-t_Sternt.-UnLari—County Oshetsky of Millington, treasurer; Gretchen Stater Park- near Newton—| vvilliilso feature a Tj-enchJiorn quartet by;Paul .-THEJREV. JAMES DEWART, MINISTER RABBI REUBEN R. LEVINE zE*nj(ecutor, KarlA.seh and N.j: Commis'siorieF ' Kraft of Springfield and^Judith Howes o^-.figR-^-Mv- ^ t.. l where there will be swirnr— LARGE COOL CUSHION Koepke. The concert will be open to the public vThursday—3:30 p.m., Wesley Choir picnic ;_..".._' CANTOR FARID DARDASHTI...' - AUTO STEEL ofcJUibor and Industry, Ronald-Hoymanri. Piscataway, historians/ The advisor_is_Dr,: / Refreshor-courses-in-steno-and typing-are Inactive nurses offered and rehearsal. Friday—8:4l> p.m. Sabbath services. .ming, boating, sandcastle W-X34'-'—-OUR- and there will beno admission fee.. Ahnajean Brown. —-•- - -Offered in a four-week program, beginning July " VERY BESTI. T%\- ••'_•• EARLY COPV .- 5 stcno cla cs m .Sunday—9:30a.m., morning worship, Trivett Saturday—10 a.m. Sabbath services; • building, and a picnic. OlflVf IN, POPULAR ' •"•"'-" On Saturday , the girls will be Inflated into Honorary members includesuoh-musidans. ••. - : p eet from 10:05 a.m. to 12JW (, utpel. Sermon: "Looking Two Ways."_9:3D--- Second period trip will be to JACK STANDS Pubijclty Chairmen are urged to S.A.I, by-the national president, Ruth Gould, as Beverly Sills and^Joan Sutherland:-Mr9r- t>J"" Monday, through Friday. Typing classes, j5-weekj^fresher dqss Sunday—10 a.m., Sunday School graduation. o»)i»erve the Friday deadline for other £ n.. Church School for all, ages. 9:30 a.m., Monday—8:30 p.m., B'naj- B'rith—Men's the State Fish Hatchery near and Blanche Hoffrtffiih,one of the nhtJonaLvicc- Richard Nixon is on honorary -patroness. ••—--•**"<* .also.' meet dally ,'• a,re scheduled fronT= A~:re/reshBr—course for Middlesex County alone,-and- T< srman^anguage I' 1 Editors Quote Book outdoor cooki itation stenO fab/ which permits in- The six-week program will STEAM TRAIM Farms In Sussex to see the.. approach,, the nurse will care ,; Mnnday—^.p^m,,; Methodist Men. AN AFFILIATE OF THE zoological-park, fflifiinarm, Want to try something different for your lalizatloti of instruction. Each station is be conducted from-Monday, 1 -UNION^OF-AMERICAN- rin:rv is .u> muth-HOod in the cookouts this summer? ,"^7l- ^T • JJunu ee 19, through Tuesday, for patients in many areas -WAIN UAVU ^Tuesday—11 a.m.,, Womari s_SDciety of dairy, farm~ and , Early Wotsrof us, andjojiiuch bad i'i&d with a wireless earDhone set and cari - . " > '"' Christian Service, business meeting,, covered HEBREW CONGREGATIONS i; Then, cometo a turkey barbecue demon- Au will be held_jnclud!ng the obstetric, and . HEMINCTON.___ . American Musuertir-.--aH^T in Ihe best of us, that it illlu- ffl into one^ of tm• DroBrams each 8- !• 9 p.m. on Monday, pediatric units and intensive -dish luncheon_and programT SOUTH SPJUING^ELD AVE. AND— developed by the_ Space '.stration tomorrow and Saturday^ at B 11:30-1:00-2:30-4:00 SHUNPlfcE ROAD, SPRINGFIELD hoves any of us to talk about plianqe-display center of the Elizabethtown \ "and Wednesday and super- and coronary care. The nurse —family. During ' the" "fourthT tlu: tf'.t/ of us, -' — ^ rSJSTS?torSJSTuS?ownWtW e andWed SATURDAYS "KSBBTTI-IOWA'RW D SHAPIRO Gas Co.'in jilonlo Park. The center is located at — vised clinical experiences will will study specific treatment., V. -YOUNG ISRAEL OF SI'lUNfiFIKhD- period, they will visit the New • —Rsbert-Louii'Stevemon- Diytime sumnW"oTTdHnes^ also SUNDAYS and _CANtORlRVINGKRAMERMAN , • . the corner of P^rsonage^road and Rt 1, The be conductedJaLtfielPerth' Including —prandial _and J y -•!•• ' 339 MOUNTAIN AVENUJE;,^- York Aquarium at Coney _ hil ' er orienVation nroera^ _-- HOLldAYS_ ._• Steven Grossman, son of" Mr. and Mrs. Ira- Island via thirStaten* Island demonstration will be held from io a.m. lo;9 tstudenU iS int^Sc i- ICORNERSHUNPlKEROAD)^ Grossman .of Springfield, was called to the p.m. • — '" . ~~ techonologies, Id aiid them-ithi n makinki g a decisiodi n - ,P^ nd use of new Special Hntn for iSPRlNGFIEbD- JPerry, specialized eqmpment; zThe -—Older—campers^ fiftlr~aTId~ as-'to^whieli-teehrioloKy-to-purfiue^Tho-two— ISRAEL E.TURNER, RABBI - morning service la'st Saturday. ..,. .— - w» is Bssxtr^ , conipany'and the New Jersey Poultry.Etoducts ;ridayT-7:15 a.m., morning minyon serviced sixth gratle boys and girls, will - J78-15 885X15 week programs run from July~l()"ta"July""2l7- expected to attract.a large Thursday—9:30 to. 10:30 a;m.,- adult Urban Studies: Council of tho State Department of Agriculture: In addition to non-credit courses, the'lnstitute and fees will be paid for by the- p.m. Friday evening service, interpretive" education "class in intermediate Hebrew. 10:30 -havei three-day, twornight _ . L7B-15715K1S number of inactive R.N/s has grantr'T , _.„, : ___ -BLACK RIVER :rvlce; discussion: "Inter-Faith Activities camping trips ' to SJephens Warren H. Fox, manager of thecpuncil,.and •ijtsffering credit courses-which can-be applied—r to 11:30 a.m;, adult education class in Jewish" Anew and vital Mrs. Charlotte Mitchell, home economist for 1 Interested" inactive R.N.'s and WESTERN Td Dialogue." Oncg Shabbat-refreshments. State Park and Saxton Falls ...... 'o the associate in applied science degree , nr «, •, mysticism;- based on HerBert Welncr's book, should contact the collcge/s^ tJO- J«M 13, RINOOM. N.~J."~ iSatUtday-— 9T30 a.m. Sabbath morning! on the Musconetcong JRlv^ir the Elizabethtown Gas Co., and her staff, will which is conferred by UnU CoMegc. Offered in—^^7'T .?„""' ''(Co".. Mystics.'"- 8 p.m., American-Contract career program. nns0 Division • of. Continuing CAll (201) 782-6622 ' irvlce; sermon: "The Spies«Whq C.ame Back during weHTirsT^ncf fourth, show several ways ln.whlch.turkejrcairboTised.:----(Hov?,x.weok evening scssionTbetmning July ST"^ " foundation. Duplicate Bridgc.tournnmjinlspon30re(i-by-thev Jor outdoor cookery. There will be freti snm- will be physics-heat-physicg-mochanics. Education to register for this Dldr'-Kiddush host: Leslie BWyuiDr. 7:45 prriiTr- Sisterhood; open to the public7 . -~ '.' The second period y free^course. ''_•'•' 1 be to_Wharton Tract TESTER GLASS -ple.s.— •..'••"-' . . techfllnal th^cXg'e" w^^th afternoon^evening service, ' Shalosh S'udos. p.m., Ercv-Shabbat" nd Mrs Mitchellwill barlfecue-whole •^., wntln ^i l .?^ assistance orWjRBBefFWooo repast, Zhiirot discussion. ~ ~ " ^ Fox and Mrs. Mitchell will bartfecue-whole ^i ; S"asw^S Founaation,- laSt Sunday—e-avSi-T-^orniny^g g minyan .service. gng ^variety of marlnades-andbasting_ ,»-^w**** -ion are a fellowship breakfast. 7:45 p.m., evening WIDE'78V SERIES A minyan service. --~ , p.m., YoWGroup meeting., cipe books and instructions for barbecuing -survey has shown that over 50 :-Monday through Thursday— 7:15, arm^, •FUL n inddstry percent- of-thBse ' taking the to !0::P.m., d^counLling "will bo available. -._ ECHO jmorning minyan service. 7:45 p:'m., evening"" 1INDERTREAD iminyan service. .. _. SHOCK ABSORBERS . . Utilization'of materials in design, Kay ppjnU 1^™^*^^^™*— p.m..,SisterhO

-of ArtH»iadl Ihr ^ointment- T- T-i ';—^ ' are enabled-to-pnjyjae^ The College Informattoi Center contains nn appllcullo.n. Gructuntosot summer forthc "fifthconsecutive year wTieTn.il ferencefcrjnetetweon^he— : E tMOUNTAtNSIDE ;Cpnfesslons^-HByery lU-^wi tVwha t -a mo tin t srto a" "itjCisto'm-butU;"'.-' LWilLapiinaor a College Infor.ffiatipS^penler" pn_' college .catalogs, brochui'es and other.printed EVfDONALDS.BENCE, PASTOR Holy Days arid firstrFridays^rom 4 to 5 and varlou^spfeclalty foods how on"." 1 inaterialrftlnir stripsTindViowersrlt is_:.sirtfjed ~.Oie market,^Or, for .that. shoe at an off:shelf price. GorecTreds giyey'ou , Asaocj£lodenro.onndmnychopso _ Wheels underunder.^aa grantgran,, frofr m the Bayw*Byff HOMEPHONE^B^^' from 7:45 to 8:30. r bl O df C by trained' counselors who .are prepared to • \ . STUDY PHONE: 232-3456 .' '' matieF, how specialty foods ' .*5BH the fashion flair for wliioH Edwards shoes- *l6"o7i"lorihuci)loorlloldorgoon.- • ' fTeflnery of the Humble Oil dndjfleflning Co. '_ to fiirthor r.lucly.. y. and the Bay Way Chemical Plant of Enjay •»""advis»e visitors.,»».„..»"... abou•t colleg»_.„„e. an....^d. vocatlcjia1----l: ;- Sunday-9:45 a.m., SOnday School'for all differ from regular-or^cpn- ire famous. ^ ..'•'• •'••'•"'"' . 31st PINGRY SUMMER SESSION ST.'JAMES ' ' "veritibrial foods, • Chemical Co., Ufiden, it was announced this •: programs and-to-ossist them in filling out apt »ges. 11-a.m., morning *w6rshlp-service SINGLE RING WHITEWALL .w.eek by Dr. Kenneth W."'lversen, prosidenU ,Rlkatii!ns.uiuLfQrms for financial aid. They will COEDUCATIONAL . ' [(nursery and children's church provided), 5:45 45 S. SPRINGFIELD AVE., SPRINGFIELD No formal', lega) definitions - Only you and your doctor need know that your .TV,The« tw(••,<%o companiennm»n»i»r>s hayiln1,o» sponsorenMAMr,/\buldj th*i,en facilitfn^iiihy, (Uso refer, them to other ngcnclc!> when . jjj.m., junior and senior youth groups, 7 p-,m', MSGR. FRANCIS X. COYLB, PASTOR have been . established, but chlfcUs wearing special shoes, There are many Opportunity:. •-' • REV. EDWARDOEHLING " " . " specialty food producers arc • "fromits inception. " .,'. •.: . fluestloos or problems do not relate "to J«HE26 - AUGUSf 4;1972 jevenlng Worship-service, ' les andt:oJors forydur selection,. ' .educatlbri.' No request will go unanswered. .. v" Monday-7 p.m^.TIShecr Girls for all' cirls, REV. PAUL J.D6CH In general agreement that: Union College ••' The trailer-based qounscling'service i Is ex- flDVflKCE CREDIT READlNGJNSTlTUirE tgrades 2 to 12. _;•''.'• - ASSISTANT PASTORS i —Natural' foods. •; are • pected to'travel-some 1^000 miles, visiting IS of, More Hum 9,000 people hnve visited the. products marketed without Oradm 3-13 ' Grtdei.v - 1^_ - ; • or»de» 3 :Jl __,__J •_ -_- Wednesday:—8 p.m., midweek prayce ser, Union County's 21 communities, to bring in- center since it made Us first stop on July 2, nioloqy Remedial ' • .' preservatives, emulslflors or PAINTERS, ATTENTIONI -Sail Preview w Review In t 00 formation' and aeh/lce on. educational op- Chortililrv . DevolopmonUI . . - ilj'' ' •',••-•.,'•' , artificial ingredients In order yourself to 30,000 families .wim a 1868. ' .' " ,•'•.'" ' >,. u' Enfallth, Mathematki, Phyilct lncrea.se speed and ' :•; Thursday-^-p.m., choir practice. Sunday-Masses at 7, 8;15, 9:30 and 10:45 loW-cost Wan) Ad.CoM 486-7700. .Moderd Languages - , - Aloobrs 1 Comprehemlon . a.m: Und at noon; . . ' — / liy>.P?eyido_consiimers-with-an— United Statol History 1 or i - woek courui.t . ' ' fdiuards USED CARS DONT DIB,..they |ust trade-awaV- Soil yours' with a low' "• b ANTIOCIIBAPTISTCIIUnCIl Dally .Mass.es—7 and 8 p.mv, . alternative to conventlonul cost Want Ad. Call $1M.7J*OO. . — ••;• —! • S; MECKES ST. AND SPRINGFIELD AVE. ' Confessions—Monday through Friday from foods which- may contain DAY CAMP NURSERY CflHP SPECIAL COURSES S; REV. CLARENCE ALSTON, PASTOR 7jJTi to 7:45 p.m. No confessions- on Sundays, addltive&andpreservatulves;" P M AUM 5-14 . _ Aool 3 «hd 4 • - Oradei i - 13 • °. .f^ '?.^ - '"' '•''••*>.' DAILY r LSaturday-3 p.m., Church School choir- "•Holy .Days and eves of Holy Days. • —Organic foods are AUTO DEPT. OPEN SUNDAY t»HV: »:5S -• 3:IS T\U» •••-D»IIV! 9:-!S • SiIS . Tvplno ' essentially the same as SPRINGFIELD AVE, & ROUTE 78, UNION, H.J. ' Not rojpomlble (or typooriphlcal • swlmi—D«lly,—Sportt, i, . swimming, Gamtit, Art, Study Tochillquoi Masses—On eves of Holy Daysat 7 p.m. on . " »rror«. Garnet, Art, Cralti, cralH outdoor Pltv Painting = Sunday-9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 11 n.m. •Holy Days"at 7, 8, 9, and JO a.m. and 7 p.m. - natura) foods, except that " OVER '1000_IH PRIZES Woodworking/ Modelt , , En'rollmont Llmltiid , Sketching ^ Sowing, cook-outi, : 4-Wooks Only Worship Service. 7 p.m. evening fellowship. 'iorgariic"TmpTIes greater , 1030 Stuyvesant Ave. ,- All N.J. »rt1«t» • ' • Tournainj)nt»,-3 or 6 weeki No Transportation Avallfblo V Wednesday^ft p.m., midweek service. pare of soils and plant en- ~~ SLIDING DRAPERY PANELS, SHUTTERS pro t, iwn taro • balnllhsi I. iculptur. - (or Nursorv Camper* tv-' • .-' • '.^ To Publicity Chairmen: vlronment to exclude' ROMAN ^SHADES. CORNICES I • ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH , jiesticidos ^und^ artificial.--- tABLE PADS . 3rd Annual N.J. State Outdoor Art Show BASKETBALL CflMP SOCCER CflMP TENNIS CLINIC cliomlcals; . "'. UMIOM Boys and olrts ' 'r. ' ' 119MAJNST.,MILLBURNJ. . - .Would you'"like/sprrj'if"Help"' • Jum utw (rain dat* June llth) . 1 - Aoet 10 -lAdult . REV. JOSEPH D.,HERRING, HECTOR in "preparing -newspaper re- . _ --Healtlrroods, different Personalized Service i IRVINGTQN ART ASSOCIATES ', ' . June U Augusts • -Sunday-m a.m., Holy Cdmmiuiton, io a.m., leases?: .Write.-'to .tli'ia news-. from tho othettwocntegorics, 686-5480 The Plngry School.Is a nondlicrlmlnatpry Institution Holy Gommunlort and B,ermon;,flrst Sunday and Include dietetic,' vegetarian PLEASE inlei William Cellini TRANSPORTATION DRIVE / •" - < .- •' festival occasions; morning prqyor.and ser- piiper ancTask for our-"Tips' SAFELY 141 NtibltT.r; " AVAILABLE on. Submitting News' re- and othor products ' not • S\\ ade Co. IrVlnolon, N.J, 07111 THE PINGRY SCHOOL ' toon, second through fifth Sundays.* 16 to 11:15 nocessarlly free from ar- OPBN MON,, FRI. BVBS. UNTIL * P.M. : 'i.m., Church School; babysitting at l6Tm, ' •'• -: ". 857-0787 ill NORTH AVENUE, HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY TELEPfloNEt JSS-4W0 leases," ' '.••.. tificial chemicals. SilliaillllMlllllallMIIIIIHlrjIlllillllllirjIIIIIIIIIIIIQIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIllllllllllDlilllllllMIDIIllllllniHIIIIIIIIlplllllllluHC

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^Summer,' Klutc' = . • . •.-•*•._ -. • i -.. • • = All times listed are furnished by the theaters. Station ^ - Or • •--o-o- _ • • . Ormont —ELMORA (Elizabeth) - COLD TURKEY,'; •'the Grmont Theater,- East Orange, has Thur., Fri.; Mon.,.Tues., 7:30; Sat., 8:15; Sun.,' Breaks I ."/jftioked. "Summer of '42" and "Klutc," this 4, 7T40fTHE HOSPITAL," Thur .--Frl,, Mon:, By MlLT HAMM^RmilllillliuiiuJi. ;, *Wk, Both are H-rale'fihns.- • '. Tues., 9:20; Sat,, 6:30', iO:IO; Sun., 2:15, 5:50, .... TURNTABLE TREATS (good ll leningj *•' \™.'Summer.of'4.2," whicli-sLar* Clary-Grlmesr- 1>:25; Sal. iti#i;; ^'aTtoohTTTZTTOr SEVEN' B DWARFS COME FROM THE SHADOWS: by Joari Baez. Jennifer O'Neill and Jerry Houser, and which "The album wasTecorded In Its entirely lnNas)i- WfreTHrected byRubcrrM311iganand filmodirl~ 'vllle, Tenn., Jvllh (liipcream of Nashville color, concerns the growing up pangs of a FOX-UNION (Rt. 22) — FRITZ THE CAT," musicians backing Miss Baez on six original teenage Boy on a resort islandr-who becotneS7 Thur., Mon., Tues, 7^8:40.10:15; Fri., ,7, 8:40, cuts, and also on material by JohnLenhon, infatuated with a young-mnrried wommi. 10:30; Sat.,'2:05, 4, 5:55, 7:30. 9:15, 10:55; Sun., JUimi Farina, and Douglas Van Arsdale. The Jane Fonda, Academy award winner, stars 2, 3:35, S,6TE0, 8:25, 10:10. album exploresjjiany facets of (he Baez per" in "Klute," a dramatic thriller about a call girl, '"• _• » -d~o~ : who is in danger, while a private detective JERRY LEWIS CINEMA (Five PolntsT 3sonSlIty -- rock, country, folk,, and art song • Iraeks down a pervert.—.. •-•—•-— TJrilBni" THE HOSPITAL. Thur., Mon., TueT, . ranging In mood from the controversial "Song Donald Sutherland co-stars with Miss Fonda. 7:15,9:20; Fri., 7:30,9:45; Sat., 5:40,7:45,9:45; -Of Bangladesh" "and Billy Rose's/"Prison Alan J. Pakula directed the picture forjyarner Sun., 5:15, 7:15, 9:20. - • ' Trilogy" lo the lilting "Tumbleweed" and Brqthers _"KIutc" was photographed in color. _^ComeTtomJ'he Shadows/' ! Additional selections include;- ';Rain&>w MAPLE WOOD --SKYJACKED, Thur., Frl,, 1 Mon.., Tues.,7:30,9:40; St.. 2,4,6,8,10;.Sun., 3, Road,' "Love Song To A Stranger,". "Myths," jrr0; T^rrFrrrMtfv —^In-T-lie-Quiet-Moiming^-^^Weary Motheis" •Tues., 7:05, 9:10; Sun., 2:35, 4:50, 7:05, 9:10.' (People Union), "To'Bobby," "A SJrangcr In Summer scfiecTu le My Place," "The Partisan" and "Imagine •" " --0--O-- y MAYFAIR (Hillside) — THE HOSPITAL, "'(A&M RECORDS SP-43391... ~ "- — for Meadowbrook Thur;, Fri., Mon., Tues., 8:35; Sat., 3;35, 7, Also on the A&M label (SP-4345),LWE AT 10:20; Sun., 3:05, 6:30,-9:45;-T.R-BASKIN^ ^.THEOLYMPIA IN PARIS: by Liza Minnelli. • ^^ » The summer schedule, for ffie Meadowbrook Thur., Frl., Mon,, Tues., 7, 10:20; Sat., 1:45,- Recorded live at Paris' famed Olympia- Theater Restaurant* Cedar Grove, wj]l include 5:30, 8:50; Sun., 1:30, 5,'8:15; • Theatre, the LP album is the only livo recor- _, two night club attractions and a follies •—-0--O- ding by "Miss Show •J3iz"slnceIiRer~per- '',^^'- burlesque- • * • .....!::! L.7.. -ORMONT (East Orange) — SUMMER OF formance with mother Judy Garland^ at the Palladium released saveraj years ago,- Following a vacation period from June 2G to '«,Thtir.,Fri., Mon./Tiics., 1:46,7,10:37; Sat., July 14, a one night performance,of Dick Shawn Sun,',.3:12,7; 10r37; KLUTE, fh'ur., Fri., Mon., Album selections inclu'de: "Everybody's iTues.j 3:28, 8:43; Sat. Sun,, 1;18, 4:54, 8:42. Talklrj"._~"Good Morning Starshine;" "God and Pat Suzuki in "An Evening of Comedy and f Bless The Child," "Liza" . (with 3 ""Z"), S i d i n a, JMARTV DE ROSE, of Newark, vocalist- Music" will flp?mhe seifsori on July 15. • WESTERN WITH A NEW* TWIST — Lett, Harry Belaforvtftjcrouches beside Sidney'Poltler rBcordlhg ...qntifct, will appear on stage. RK (Roselle Park) -.THE OMEGA MATf, "Married," "Youjd Better Sit Down, Kids," —0rr-July~2nnnd 22 (Friday and^Saturday), —in tense sceno fro/n Columbia Pictures'^'Bucl^and the Preacher," which came to the !Wpus On S'Almera," "I Will Wait For You," ; at the Garden" State Art Center, "An Evening Of Comedy and Music" starting .Union Theater, Union Center, yesterday. The film, which also Stars Ruby Dee " ' , Mon:, Tues., 7:30f Sat., 1, 8:05; "There Is A Tlme"-ft>« Torhps), ^MyMarri- London Lee tlnd June Valli, will-be-pHum ^Comerpn Mitchell was produced by Joel Gllckman and directed by Poltler, ~ iriy," "Evetybmly-^;rtves"My--BTOy>'~;CT:5f filnrV .star, n..Tues.^"3:10;" Snt 9'4n 0'45- Sun.' 1 _ ue '72, starring Joi ' ^i,; ^ 1 _,r^Apna Marie Alberghetti in ' Actors Dpy^ltolian"Style." ' ' I Mrckey HargUay; with WilPB^ : c asslc:f l0 ot ng k aise money foMhe Garden State_Arts_ • Able, wTlTjogen on-July^lfljandTHn-thrduglRVirg." 1 RIALTO ^Last-times todayT "^ l ° -° y°" , "lghtTeturriIng"'from ~3I>r"Performanc'es^will—be—on—VVcdnusday.T" The Actors .Cnfp-yheatorT-South-Miinn and; teach the course,^and.williltressiBxercises "to - -GOTIi1TNGEKT^O""RUSSIArWTTH- LO.'V'ET j • Ceritet—Euriclj ^which. sponsors, free Central avenue, Earit Orange, wiiragain hold free the mind and body,-Improvisations and programs for New Jersey school through^ Saturdays"* no,J>undays"i; (CalLtheatcr- for timcclqck). KED_SUN, Fri., theTightfulJting.jvill be dramatized in 10 half- its suninierdrama'WDrlCSh'Op classes"thfs year, scone study." . ••—• — rrl5;iB:50rSat:,-^7:15,9:56j-Sun', l,i):10T^T20T .hour-episodes beginning Sifnday, June 18 (5T(W- . children, Senior—"CTTizens, summer Currently, Howard Ke'elis starring jn "Man beginning Saturday- through Aug. .k. The- ~ -.- . ----• 1 ••_:youth groups; disabled veterans, -7.-30,9:30; Mon., Tues., Wed., Thur., 7T10, 9:35, 5;'30 p.m.non..Channel 2. .._ '.-. of taManehar" which will run through June 25^ l-'lasscs will be held.from 10a:mrto"12pnm7"on jUlAdditionn infnrmaUononH^gifllratlon^Hoy hiihll6^ ——orphans—and the trlrmd~ :—= ~ Saturdays. Sirs, Barbara Kennedy again will -u-n- :—~ be obtained by calling the theater at 675-18817 UNION (Union Center) — BUCK AND THE secutlve Sundays, was produced by the British PREACHER' Thur^JWon., Jues., 1:45, 7:45, Broadcasting Corporation and stars Eric Flynn 9:45; FrjjrjT457?r45, 10; Sat., 1:30,Jl:35,,5';45,- as Ivanhoc, and AnlliAnyjHattLasliis archrival De Roseto eC^Seotf^sf ars Sir Brian diTBois (Jullbertj. The Knight Tern- v T457T0; Sun:,l:30, 3:30, 5:30, 1:35, 9:40._ - plar. " _ ~" "Clash of Arms," the premiere broadcast, in benefit show sets the stage for the battles, romances and ai Jhreejotal^theaters 1 Marty De Rtjse of Newark, who will appear at —Gcorge-.e-.- Scntf, who was Baskfn,~" starring Candite challenges'thai characterize the-drama. the Garden State Art Center, Sunday, June 18 in nominaledfoi- an Oscar fpX—Bergen^ '-: Ivanhoc, disguised as a pilgrim, meets Sir "Father's Day, Italian Style," a benefil'show ^•TliennospitaTrr' cutl h in^ayne movie Brian .at the_ca'slle. of Prince John jind whiclrwiirstar Anna Matie-Alberghotti and Pat 1..-.rr currently The Elmora Theater is overhears the'plbt to seize the ccown frorh King -Cooperj-has made_nurnerous records and hjs playing on three screens; the showing ."Cold Turkey" as-its • "The~Cowboys""bpened on a double bill _^_y.CSt.erday with "The Omega Man," at the Park" Richa'rd the Lion-IIearted, who is leading the secrirtd record album, "Don't SayTG°°3bycT— Jerry Lewis Cinema, Five companion. featuro,-and -Its • Crusade.' _-,— . • which will bereleascd at thc.endl)f the summer Points—Union, tlie Mayfair . matinee • featurcr SaturdayT Theater, Roselle Park..' —-_ ' , by-Golden Records.- ~ . ' -.•.-•'• Theater, Hillside, and.-:_lhe. .-starting at--1-p.m. will be John Wayne stars In "The Cowboys," a~film !i Elmor.'i Theater, Elizabeth, "SeVen Dwarfs to the drama concerning a rancher who hires teenage He also has a single record,~"L"ohely-Man7 it- jvon an Academy Awnrd last._ Rescue..' boys to'. lake his cattle on a _rpugh and ' contemporary rock song, ready to be relcaseil year for. the- title- role' of L——— dangerous trip due to the shortage^of real next month. ~ J "Patton," and received two EARLYCOPY cowboys. The-boys learn to cuss and act like Hehas appeared on television in-night clubs •former-'Ccar, nominations ffo^Wa5 "men." , ,•..•.. ~ by Fox in Union "and on various stages. - HELD —-Charlton Heston, who plays a '_ In "The Hospital," with a for other than-. spoCneWs. Roscoe LeeJBrowne Is featured. The picture, The Fox Theater, Route 22, Union, is holding He will star in. VThe Marty De Rose Revue," ._ pilot of a U.S. airliner that, gets " script by Paddy Cheyefsky.-—Include, your name, address • in color, was directed by-Mark_Bydell. TSver "Fritz,.the^CaC'Tor a third week. tomorrow—night at. the Bralnbout;ne Country - nd ne hijacked, Is seen in dr*amatlc. scene' Scott plays the-l)iu-I7orT~^ 'PhP ^umber- : In "The Omega-Man,"- starring Charllon The full-length anlmatlonjnvolving Fritz in -Club in Florharn Park, This summer he will u aboard plane—in- Sky(acke

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."In « ibursdoy, June 6, 1972 •PublTc'Ndti.ee- Public Nitice - Public'Noti Public Notice" f PuBlic Notice ShaiiU't Salt ' sherllfi sale $hirllf'u«lr • Shell's Sale "" ' SherHf'sS*le V :— STTTTR IFF'S SAITE '— SUPERIOR COURT OF. JH SUFU5RIOR COURT- OF NEW SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW J B R S & Y.... cTl-A N C ITR Y SUPBRIDR COURT OF ERjOR COURT OF NEW- SHERIf F'SSALIS ' SHERIFF'SSALE JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, UNION COUNTY. JERSEY, CHANCERY JERSEY, C KTATrCE'R Y J ER S E Y ," .C H AN CE R Y "JERSlTV, CHANCERY ; J-EW-E-V-',—CHAN C6 H V DIVISION, UNION COUNTY, DIVISION, UI+KWJ COUNTY, DIVISION, UNION COUNTYWM, DIVISION, UNION COUNTY, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW -SUPERIOR COUfiT OP NEW DIVJSirtN, UNION COUNTY, DIVISION,- UNION COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F-19M.7I JERSEY j-H-U-i 6 Y . C-M-A N CEfV JERSEY, I C H.ANC EBV DOCKET NO.- F154U71 THE. DOCKET .NO. f-1043 71 DOCKET.NO. F-30O67I v ~ DOCKET NO. F 1189-71 THE ' DOCKET NO. EStl 71 • DOCKET "NO- F 210-71 THE REXLTY SALES COMPANY, a FEDERAL NATIONAL DIVISION...UNION COUNTY, DIVISION. UNION COUNTY. FEDERA-L NATIONAL HOWARD SAVINGS AJSOC4ATETTEAST THE FEDERAL NATIONAL H/A H W-A.Y- SAVINGS DOCKET NO V 33 71 DOCKET NO F 2331 70 New Jermjy corporation, Plaintiff, -rMO-WTOAOB—ASSOCIATION','—a MORTGAGE CO.i a corporation MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. A* INSTITUTION, ' Plaintiff,--Wir'- MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a INSTITUTION, a corporation of VI. CHEJTER.6OOY, ET UX. 6T ••urpuratlorirH'alntltt, vs. JOSEPH FEDEIW.l NATIONAL FEDERAL"" NATIONAL. -corporation organized under an Ni)w_ ^JviiaXi Plaintiff, vs. organized and existing under, tho CORPORATION, Plaintiff, vs. COLUMBUS B. WILSON, et ux; at MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, » MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a ALS, Defandanh). T. BRANDON, et all. Defendants. laws of New Jersey, Plalhtlfl, vs. CHARtES Ad of—CongriiSt—jnd existing WILLIAM E. JONES, etux, el a Is, CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF ' CIVIL ACTION. WRIT OF corporation organized under an corporation organized under dn pursuant to ,the Federal National Defendants. COWIL REALTY COMPANY, Defendants. CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF Act of .Congress and existing Act of Congress and"1 exist ino EXECUTION —JOR SALE OF —EXECUTION--"- FOR" SALE OF INC., et all, Defendants. CIVIL ACTION WRIT "OF EXECUTION---- FOR-SALE OF Mortgage AvsocJatlon Char tor Act, CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF MORTOAOEDPRVMISES "• MORTGAGED! PREMISES — pursuant to the Federal National pursuant to the Federal National having Its principal office in the EXECUTION — FOR SALE" OF CIVIL ACTION. WRIT OF EXECUTION — FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PREMISES • ( Mortgage Association Charter Act. By- virtu* ot the above-stated By virtue of the above-stated EXECUTION - FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED PREMISES By virtue of the. above-stated. Mortgage Association Charter Act/> City 'of Washington, Distrjct of MORTGAGED PREMISES writ of execution to me directed I plaintiff us JOHN B.PERRONE. -Plaintiff vs. DAVID HARRIS'. et> ' Columbia, Plaintiff vs. JAPHUS By virtue ot the above-stated writ of .execution to me directed I •MORTGAGED PREMISES By virtue of the above-stated wrlf"of execution to medlrected I- There are. about. 400,000. •t ux. «4 Al. Defendants. shall axpoM for sale by public shall expos* for sale by public • By-vlrtueof the above stated wrlf or execution 10 me directed I shall expose for Mle by public »I.)-D*feodants. PJEWBERRY, et us, Defendants. writ of execution to me'fllrected I vendue, In room B«, In the Court practical nujses^n Ihe nation. CIVILACTION CIVIL ACTIONWBITOF CIVILACTION shall expose for sale by public vendue, In room B-8, In the Court wriw t off executionn to me directed d I shall expose for sale by public vendue, in room B-8, In the Court WRITOF EXECUTION— EXECUTION- venduo, In room B-6, In the Court House, In ttit citv of Elliabeth, House, In the City of Elizabeth, shalhall exposexpos e fof r salle by publiblic vendue, In room Be, In the court House, In the City of Elizabeth, today. AUeast 7u\5o6 more are " ' ,. FOR SALE OF WRITOF EXECUTION— N.J., on WtdfiMday, th* 3>th day vendue. In room B B, In th Court House) In'the City of Elizabeth, ., on Wednesday, the slh day of . FOR SALE OF • - FOR SALE OF House, In the cltyol Ellzaboth, N. of June A.D., 1»7J, at two o'clock In » N.J.,-on'V5»dnesday., the 28th day N.J.i needed.-^fie demand for _ MORTGAGED PREMISES MORTGAGED PREMISES MORTGAGED PREMISES. J., on Wednesday, the 21st day of ,..af JuneA.D., 1972, attwoo'clock In House, ln.>the_Clty of . N.J., on Wednesday, the 2«th day JUL...VY A.D., 1972, at two o'clock In ' ' By virtue Ml the above stated By virtue of tho abovestated June A.D., 1972, at two o'clock In the afternoon of laid day. the'afternoon of said day. N.J.NJo, onn WednesdayWdnd ^ tthhe 31stday ol of June A.D., 1972, a t two o'clock In t'tS e alternool n of said day. " Byr vlrtu/j of the abovo stated ALL" that c*rlaln tract or nursing aides or orderlies if writ of execution to me directed I writ of execution to me directed I writ'of oKeCAjtion to me directed I the'afternoon of said day. ALL THAT tract or parcel ol June A.Cl., 1972, at two o'clock In the afternoon of said day. All the following tract or paro pared ot'land-situate, lying the afternoon of said day.. . ALL that tract or parcel of land, of land and premises here' equally great. .„ shall expose for sale by public shall oxposo for sale by public shall oxpose for sale by public ALL that tract or parcel ot land, and being in th* city of landi situate, lying and being In the vendue, In room B B, In tho Court venduo, In room 0 8; In the Court vpnduo, In room 0 8, In tile Court situate, lying and being In th,e City, City ot Plalntleld, In the County of ALL that certain lot, tract or situate, lying and being In the City particularly descrlbjLtfffri _ .; t Licensed practical nurses House, In tho City of Elizabeth, vPlalnfliltf/ County of Union, parcel of land and premises, of plalnfleld, In the County of Tying and being Jrrnbe City .. DEDICATION SLAVED — The Jewish community of Eastern Union County will take part House, In the city of Elizabeth,' .HouiO.-ln Iho City of Elizabeth, o(_plalnfletd IntheCounty of Union and Stat* of N*w Jersey: Union, In the State ol New Jersey: Jedltoti N.J., on Wednesday, the 14th day N.J., on Wodnesday, the 14th day N.J., on Wodnesdayrtce'Uth day in-the State of Newjersey: , BEGINNING at the Intersection situate, lying and being in the City Union, In the State of New Jemey. plalnfleld, InJJWXounty.of Union, '." WtJf on ceremonies of the newlyhe afternoon of salcTday. in the afternoon of said day. -Westerly side of Carlton Avenue,' 1 Spooner Avenue, with the Union in the State of New- Jersey, Southerly side of F4eld Avenue 3BGINNING at a point In in tho afternoon ofsaid day. Second StTHt, distant 119.10 bounded and described as follows: tol w relative newcomers to the All that trod or pjtrcol of land, All that tract or parcel of land,, All that tract or parcel of land, as now laid out and opened, said l»*t north M deor*es, 21 Southeasterly llnoof W.4th street; (formerly- known-as—Division ..(g-JOUthees-terly. side line of '•' - ^ 70 formal dedication Sunday, June 18, at 10:30 a.m. at-the Bruriah Building, situate, lying and belng~ln tho City situate, lying and being in tho City situate, tying and being In the City slake being distant 355 teet minutes East Irom Its thence (1) Along W. 4th Street, BEGINNING at' a point In "the SIf"eel)rdlstant94.>dls 5 feet Eastocly' West Fourth Street, distant In hospital scene; Most 'States of plalnlleld, In. the County_of of plalnfleld In tho County of Union Southerly along said Westerly side- North 49 degrees 10 minutes East _WOXJti£Osterly side line of Daf-r-ow- TTMr'Se ol South 49. degrees 54 -35.North-av«.,-Elliabeth. '•- . " ..:. , of Cll»at>«th^-ln the County of lt)t*r«»ctl(mw|tti the northerly : -afonothjutirafono—the—jutir-- _. "tr—r have issued" licenses to Union, In the State of New Jersey: in the State of New_Jersey; .'of~-carlton Avenue from the 151.09 feet; Avenue, distant 188^— fee-t IIntersectlon-wlth the E (fly side minutes' West, a distance of : : Union, In the State of New Jor&eyi side line of Btrckmsn street; " ~' ^ 1 " '• ^^—~" 1 "^—IT'"..".™ -!."„! T.V", BEGINNING at a point In the BEGINNING at an iron pin In BEGINNING at a point In tho Intersection of said Westerly side' and running thtnee, r>orth-36 thence (2) South 43 degrees 47 Southeasterly from the point of of W. Fifth'Street, running 317.05 feet trom the point practical nurses only since northwesterly side line of West. the northeasterly side lino of Southerly line 'bf-Emma Street of. Carlton Avenue-, with—the —d«or**», sv-mlrwtes East along minutes East 42.4 feet; Intersection of the said thencthn e (ll(lK>MnW g the Southerly formed by the lntersec+ton--of 1945.' Now, students who follow Seventh Street, (as laid out to. a Plalnflold Avenue distant 89.25 feet distant Easterly along the same Southerly side of Putnam Avenue; th* easterly tide lln* of-East thence (3) South 40 degrees 02 Northeasterly side line of Darrow side of .Weld AVenue,. South 51 said southeasterly side line of width of'60 feet)' said point being from the southeasterly side line of 206.67 loot from Its' Intersection thence running—along - said CJJ^AA%«# f >W^.^ t _ ii i i — j rt| Jfrt —minutes West 150.84 feef to the Avenuowlth Ihe Southeasterly side rj«no minutes East 57. feet; West Fourth Street, end the an approved course ' for distant 60 feet ona course of North Wost Fourth Stroot;- thence with tho Easterly line of-Sprlng Westerly side of Carlton Avenue, """ ^•"•'"•"••Hf 'Olrv~~rT«~^ ufSTafiCv vi Ov aforesaid line of Spooner Avenue; line of West Fourth.street; thenco . ence (3) South 39 degrees 00 southwesterly..sldB' line of . ,.. conomics council presents -SOdegrees 17''East along said side northeasterly and parallel with tho Street as presently laid ou-Hwhlcn In a Southerly direction; a distance feet to a point and corner; thence (4) Along same North'43 running North 48 degrees 25- minutes West. 69 feat; , - Monroe Avenue; thence • practical nurses in a hospital line from Its Intersection with tfay^ southeasterly side line of Fourth Beginning polnt~{s distant 266.67 of 64,05-leet to a stako; thence thence South 53 dogrees, 39 degrees 47 minutes West 45.32 feet mlnutes East, adlstance ofjiriB . thence (3) North 51 degrees 30 running In a course of South 39 or vocational school are northeasterly side line of Libers'" StVoet 100 feot to an iron pin; fool Easterly along* said line of Westerly and parallel with mlnutet Eatt, a distance of. 145 foot to a point and corrtePT'Thence minutes West 57 feet; degrees 14 minutes East, a Street; thence ruhnlng along said thence southeasterly and parallel Putnam-Avenue,adlstance of 200 feat to a point and. corner; 'running-South ~3B>tJegrees 34 distance of 150.02 feet to a Emma Street.from tho old line of •• thenco South M degrees, 21 thence (4) North 39 degrees 00 3—--eirgiBle-lcr~takc™a "~ norlhwestfirty side lino of' West' with the northeasterly side lino of • Spring Street); thence O) along feet to a.stake; thence Northerly No. 401 Spooner Avenue, minutes. 30 s*^tnence running South 4B pointer place of BEGINNING. dogrees 54 .minutes West, a and receive a license. a point .'and corner In ' th*/ parallel with the southeasterly thence Easterly and parallol with -• thenca North 53 degrees, 39 THE -ABOVE description Is dotrfees. 35. minutes West, a distance of .33 feet to a point Participants in a workshop sponsored by the chairman of the board of Springfield State East 33,33 feot to a point; thonco minutes WeijVa durance oi 145- prepared In .accordance with a ' THE aboV* description. Is In southwesterly line ol proportym .-rmtreTSITTou'rlh Stroot, 100 feet (2) South 24 degrees 19 minutes 30- Putnam Avenue, a distance of 200 ^distance of 126.29 feet to a point In accordancewlth a survey made by and corner; thence running in New Jersey Council.of Economic Education Dedication and devotion are — or formerly owned by WJ loan iron pin in the northeasterly f?et to tho place of Beginning. f*et tcAhe easterly side Una of survey made by-p—ATiDunharrv thesald Northeasterjy_j»!de_ljno.pf a course of North 39 degrees 14 • Bank; Frank M. Pitt, vice-chairman of the . Working mothers. Helpful husbands. Late" seconds West loo.00 feot to a point; • East Second 'Street, the.point' I nc;.. 5u[V*yors,_ dated-Ap>H^4, Darrow' A'venue^hence running Roger M. Carroll and Company, minutes West, a dlstande Of were honoraTTuesdSiLnlght at "certificate", the keys to success for . Abbott.; thence running alone, 'side—line—of-Plainlleld Avenue; thonce (3) North 65 dogroes- 40 Together with tho land lyjng In P. E.s, L.S., Plalnfleld, N.J. dated .board of SpriflgfieldStatc; Edward W. Moore, . night snackers. Second-shttters. Early risers, line of said Abbdtt's. proi/rty, thence northwesterly- alpng -.the minutes 30 seconds Wett-33,33 feet and PlaceoLBEGINNINfi.-i-.... along said Northeasterly side line 150.02 -feel-to a- point and _practical_nurses. Tn* most Nortti-..J9--doorees_25' WjJCt, a front of—and- adlolnlng satd SAID PREMISES also belra IT—IS Intended to-c<«scrlb»->he of Darrow .Avenue, North 41 February 3, 1970. -corner In said southeasterly —_ ceremonies in the Springfield-State Bank. pr«8idcnl nf Springfield Slate, and Oliver F, Busy, active people whose daytime schedules northoastcrjy side', lino . of to a point;.-thenca (4).North 24 premises to .the middle of Carltoh same premises, cortveyod lo Joseph hos ila are |ammed, . - « ' distance of U7;S7_l«et-Jb if-polnt Plalnfield Avonuo 30 feet to tho •degrees 19 -minutes -30- 'seconds known as T1J East Second Street, degrees 35 minutes West a SA ID premises also being known" —side—line of West Fourth • The council is affiliated with the Joint" Herttua, president of First New Jersey. '' P >f. Practical "nurses and corner of property-V"iow or Avenue Plalnfleld, New Jersey. T. Brandoctarta Ruby Brandon, tils distance ot 36 feet to the point and as. 510 Field Avenue; Plalnfleld, H Street; thence running along- C lh e neavle 0 placo of BEGINNING. East 100.00 feot to the- point of wifeipy-Oeed dated April 16, 194B Council oir Economic Education and Mpntc|alr —Nol to mention tho,dozens ol people who ——formerly— belonging—to JMary—A,- • -BEING—Iho same promisos — BEGINNING, •—Booing the~"sah*-0 premlios ..There Is due approximately place of BEGINNING. New Jersey. "~ ..said southeasterly side line of . Recipients of certificates last rilg*ht were? ?"J, . f}, ^P "" Hints,, thence running/along the conveyod to tnxMortgag'brs heroin .conveyed to the mortgagors, by $23/331i31 with-Interest from ondTecordod April 19, main Book IT IS INTENDED to describe State College,. Its goal is to promote a better lb ty f or find themselves with an emergency on their TJEING Commonly known as No. deed of oven dato of Kpnry B. Varclv4,-W2 and costs. 3839 of Deeds for Union County BEING premises known as 417 West Fourth Street, In a course Harold Bell, Henry Fischer, David Green. Mrs; f. " . . • P^rWiSi^t. line of said" Hlnes/ property by deed- from TSmothy R. Jones Darrow Avenue, Ptalnflekr,-N.J. the same premises conveyed to ' of North49 dogrees 54-mlnutes '-• understanding of the American-economy tin ily nursln hands...whemeed a crucial item right away. . parallelwithaloresa/Illneof West and Suo B. Jones/tilswlfe, daled 940 Eroma Streot, Ellzaboth, Now Sumher- and" Alice Sumner, his - Th* Sheriff reserves the.rlglit to .Page 3B9. . Charles Dasher and Johnnie Faye Gloria Hinesr Miss Rita Konoski and Mrs. ^ ; °'. B carc_lo_. -=ALEathmark, we're always here . seventh Street, SoW™ SO degrees Decombor 24, 1949:vPremlses Jorsoy. wlfo, " to be rocordod • adjourn this saler •~^-- - Tfiecs.lt due approximately There Is due approximately- .Dasher, his wife, by deed recorded East, « distance of 33 feet, to tlwough seminars, classes, and "" '" atlcnls The ; 1 u J24,168,45: wITh.-Interest... from' Iho point and placo of. ... Workshops. Lucianh Slomkowskl, teachers at Union High -P '.- rewards -are when you need us. With Pathmark.. - )T West, a dlstanooof 25 feef to a also being known as 407^R|aInfield. The foregoing, description Is .-slmultaneously-herewlth, . ^- , j -f ALPHOR ISCEtCo, Sheriff e"l7,2SS.'fo with Interest from on March 25, 1970, In Book 3685 of grea drawn inaccordancowith a survey I his Is a purchase money -^AAarch-24/ 1972. and-costs. The March 31, ,1972 and costs. ' . BEGINNING. point aXd corner/)f proper'ty'. now ' Avenue, Pialnflold,, New Jersey. KSUFMAN^ancr-KAUPMAN— The Sheriff reserves the rlghtto ri"H»fnrNn.|n' " "JLat n county'y, jnf ?n, PREMI5ES are-further known •Most of the parHclpantsj*B-elementary and SchtJorrMreTrDorothy-Egan.MIss Patricia^— ^ quality at low Pathmark prices. or formerly of yfjoseph and Siblla There Is due »ipprox+rn#4my- made-'by Victor Vinegra-dated- -mortgageglvenTosecure dpoMion. Sheriff reserves the right to There Is.^due apapproximatelp y —practical nurses have the . . So come on in. Help yourself to Jteln. Thence/Tuhnlng along the SM.G0984 with Tntcrost Irohi Juno 14, 1969. '. ' .: — -of -the consideration recltec] In the prsrvjetx-u-oi adlourlunn this salesae. nfllourn thls-sale. as J025-West Fourth Street,- r—soeondary schoolteachers.' J^ZZl'' MuellerT Miss' Xillian' Pryor and Mrs. Diam „. rear line of 5*Id stein's property, Tiloro it due -approximately ,- RALPH ORISCELLO, Sheriff RALPH.0RISCEtL-O7Sherllf Plalnflold,-New-T)ersey. ••'• -_ ^personal satisfaction of savings 24 hours a day. March 2, .1972 and cos' — aforesaid deed.- .-•—-— UnlonL»ader,Junel,8,15,22,1972 F I.NJ1, ' Rl MM and • JI.LOOT— —^l-hTi description Is .In . Slo -iteachers-atr-Burnet-Junior— High J20.647.57 with"Interest from. —Said promises being known as" ' ' " ~ (FpT DEUBEL AND ESTK1N;-AJtvs. , the rlghflo- • watching 4helr atlenls aay-'- -830 -Canton-" AVeiroar—pialnllelo, D-J-8TUC CX-al-05 •'•''•• "accordance with a -survey—'.-• Bank 7sr*trhion -cooperated locally with the School, Unioni;*. distance OM2.57 leet to a point and -j--i~the Shorlff reservos the right to DJ 8,-UL—CX 7505"* • ma<'e_iby__C._.H1 Flr»lbroc* -•• r r:am 1 by-day prog r*comer qtAsald Stein's"'property^. . N.J.. . Tho above description I.s. ..In. " 'SHERIFF'S—SALE- UnlonLeader,June1,8,15,22,1972 •, May 35,'June; 1,-B, __1RALEH ORJSCELLO, Sherlfl •50hsre. E. and L. S., dated . P ?8 .=J >y. providing the fundjng' for in- -Also, Mrs. Marilyn Jeris of Hamilton'school; . Thence^tnnlngalong another.".jlrt«'.- •- . accordance with a survey ol C.H. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW ' - - --— (FeeMl:44)- DEUBEL AND-ESIRlRaiiT-Y.S. Soptomber 23, I96S ' —— struclora ancTcpordinatnrs: ••- Carmen_VerdCrosa, Jefferson School; Mrs. "-Af-llii-NtiliiiiiHl of sald/Steln's- property, par-allei'- BOURNE AND NOLLrA'tVE- RALPH ORISCELLO, Flrstbrook Sons, C.E.-aV-L-.S., 285 JERSEY, CHANt'ERV ;: (FOOS62.40).' T.S.-"35,"Junii-^_ -£23,582.66 with Interest fr6m rhe ShFriff resorves iho right to 1 research Mospitaf in jfolnt and corner..Thence running (Fee: J65.28) MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION.- a DIVISION, UNION COUNTY, SUPERIOR COURT OF "NEW ad ourn this salo. ' , . — . •....- — -..- 'And from the Deerfield School of Moun- February 23, 1972 and S373.45 wilt, corporation orgahjzed under an DOCKET NO. F-4444-70 JERSEY, DOCKET- NO. DJ. ."^i Sheriff's Sale srallel wl,th the aforesaid lino of (Fec,: MB. 16) Interest Irom March 7, 1972. RALPH ORISCELLO, Sheriff -., the Liberty Street, South 39 dogroos 3B' Act of congress and oxlstlng FEDERAL -rH A T 10 N A L 1 3 ,_3 8-O--7-) W I L L I AM SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW -ARMSTRONG & LITTLE, Attys. •, talnnlflc, Mrs,—Alaitta—-BorkT—Mi*—Irene- East, a distance of ids foot to tho The Sheriff reserves the right to pursuant to-the Foderal National MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION JERSEY. CHANCER i-is^-anjntegral- -• . . Sh«rlHi»-iala-. : -Mortgaye AssoctatlBnXhar1oTA?l7 ,MDraTloT. - - l oTflanTzeci undod r _.. -DJ-«.-UL~c-x-e4-05— : ilac'o'orBEOrNNI'NS: - SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW T3iviTiDirriTfriw^oo>iT Union Loador; Juno B, 15, ,22, 29, the'nufsftig tearri. BEING commonly known as 450" •SHERIFF'SSALE — \ RALPH ORISCELLOi Sheriff Plaintiff vs.-JASPER K. NELSON; Act off ccongress and existing. DOCKET NO. F1692-7I J. I. Kceler, Bruce Mltzak and Willia'nrTctley—--:•: JERSEY, CHANCERY CHANALIS,-- LYNCH 8, JR., et ux,>t al, Defendants. liursUant to.the.Federal Notional : K I S L A"K M OR T G A G E 1972 "Everything-possible is done-to- West 7th Streot, Plalnflold, Now DIVISION, UNION. COUNTY, SUPERIOR COURT Of-T)EW S Partners doing business as Ma|or Jersey. JERSEY,-^ CHAN CERY MALONEY, Attys. ' MorfgagexAssgclatlon Char tor Act, Construction Company, "and CORPORATION, a corporation of ' : _ (Foo 172.96) enable hereto exercise her DOCKET NO. F-1478-71 ORANGE CO'~8. UL CX-77-05 ' • . . eialnllrl vs. DALLAS WELLS, ot tho State of New.Jorsey, Plaintiff, to be discyssed^ot There-Hs duo approximately SAVINGS BANK, a corporation ol DIVISIONS-UNION-COUNTY, MAJOR CONSTRUCTION -*34,439.64 with Interest" from UnlohsLoader, May-35,June 1,'B, FOR SALE OF ux, Defendants. .... __j COMPANY, -a Partnership, vs. RAYMOND C^-PliCHER, ot professional skills to—the. the State of New Jersey, Plaintiff,- DOCKET F-3808-70- IS, 1977^ - •-•--- als., Defendants. ' March I, 1972-aod costs:. FEDERAL. NATIONAL MORTGAGED-PREMISE'S" CIVILACTION —— Defendants. Sheriff's Sale XJC : fullest. The challenging and vs. JOHN WESLEY SINGLETON,, CIVIL ACTION' WRIT OF The Sheriff reserves tho right to . et ux., et als.-, Defendants. - MORTGAGE ASSOGIAT-ION. a; .(Feo $76.80) . By virtue of the above.slated' WRITOF EXECUTION— -— ~CIVIL ACTION .WRIT OF SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW adlourn this sale. — writ of execution to me directed I FOR SALE OF EX-ECUTION ^-. FOR_SALE OF EXECUTION — FOR SALE OF "seminar next week exciting researchatmosphenr- -CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF corporation organized-under an MORTGAGED PREMISES JERSEY, CHANC E-R-V-- '...- "~--- -•,.—.RAIiPf 7' EXECUTION -o- FOR SALE OF Act of Congress and existing ihall -expose for salo. by public MORTGAGED PREMISES ' PREMISES . — DIVISION, UNION'COUNTY, New Jersey TB-Respiratory Disease— into"Which the practical nurse :- Sheriff MORTGAGED PREMISES • pursuant,to .the Federal National vendue, In room B-B, irUhe Court By vlrtug of the abovestated By virtue of the above-stated By virtue of. the above-stated POCKET NO. F-68871 JACOB schoolers 1s~drawti often presents her BOLrRNE AND NOLL. Attys. —*y-vlrtue-o(-the-abo\re-stated- -Mortgage Association Charter Act, ' Sheriffs Skle House, In the City of Elizabeth, • writ of oxocution to me directed I writ of execution to mo directed I writ of oxocutlon'to mo directed I L'AVITZ^Plaintiff vs. GEORGE F. Associatio'ns_jmdJihe.-",New~Jersey"~Reglohal I hours a day, writ ot execution* to me directed! -Plaintiff—^-vs, RAFAEL' A.. SUPERIOR COURRT OF NEW- N.J., on Wednesday, the 14th day shall cxposo for sale by public- shall expose for sale by public shall expose, for. salo by public •NILES, ot als, Defendants - — *— 7 witlfi opportunities • for Union Leader, May 18, 25, JUno,I, shall expose-for-sal* by public CASTELLANOS,_^ ot ' UX, JERSEY, LAW"./"~T5.1 VISION, -of-June,'A.D., 1972, at two o'clock venduo, In room B-0, In the Court venduerln-room B-8, In the Court vendue, In room- B-8, In.trio COUrt, CIVIL ACTION WRIJT-OF' Medical Program will' present a seminar in Union College will admit a limited number o"f~" 8, 1972. •-» idue, In room B-B, In the Court Dolendants. - • . • ESSEX COUNTY, DOCKET NO. L In the afternoon of-said day. House, In the City of Elizabeth, House, In the city of Elizabeth, Houso, in tho City of Elizabeth, —EXECUTION. — FOR SALE OF respiratory care for hospital administrators at current high school juniors to college credit initiative and Independent 7—' ' ' (Fec:,M4.48r House, In the"Clty 6( Elizabeth/ CIVILACTION 3.B7I8-66, J 572-67.. GENERfl*. All that tract or parcel of land, N.J., on Wodnosday, the 14lh day N.J., on Wednesday,' the 28|h day N.J., on Wednesday, tho 5th day of MORTGAGED PREMISES .-- INVESTMENT CORP., a situate, lying and being In the City of Juno, A.D., 1973, at two o'clock of June A.D,, 1972, at two'o'clock In July A,6,, 1972, af two o'clock.In ___^, j -—o, .. "courses offered iolhe Summer Session, it.waS planning. — N.J., on Wednesday, lhe.28th_d_ay__ WRITOTOF EXECUTIONEXECUTIO — In the aftornpon of said day. 'the afternoon of said day. By virtue of tho above-stated FORSAtEOF=— ~ ^-corporation—of—New —jersey, .of Plalnlleld,'In the County of the afternoon of said day, all the writ of oxocution to'mo directed 7 - Medicine and Dentistry, Rutgers Medlcalr-announced this week by Dr. Kenneth W. Other—members of the Plaintiff, vs. GEORGE WOJICK Union, In the State,of New Jersey: All that tract or parcel of land, right, title and Interest of the - ALL that tract oiLparcel of Armour Fresh Boneless . Semi- Boneless-T'-Cut the afternoon of said day. MORTGAGED PREMISES ' (and, situate, lying and bolng shall-expose'for-salo by public "nursing toam, the nursing . SHERIFF'SSALE ~ By virtue of tho above-stated and MARION . WOJICK, ' Being known arid designated as situate, lying and being In tho City above-named defendants In and to vondueHn room BO, In the court . School, Piscataway. '•? •'"..•. Iversen, president. , ' ' " ALL that, tract, or-parcel of Defendants. Lot No. 4. In- Block- No. 3 on a of Ellzaboth, In tho County of the following property, to wit: . In tho City of Plalnfleld, In the assistants, have specialized . SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW land, situate, lying and balng writ of execution to mo directed I County of Union, In the State of House, In the City of Elizabeth, i The seminar — first Qf its kind in New Jersey - The .pilot project was recently approved by JERSEY, CHANCERY shall., expose-for— sale—by—public — C1VJCiVdUACTlOA N EXECUTION — certain .map entitled' "Map -*of Union, In tho state of New Jersey: All that tract or parcel of N.J., on Wodnesday, the 5th day of 7 -In-tha city of Plalnfleld, In tha. New Jersey: " skills to contribute to the Bacon FOR SALE OF PREMISES Property belonging to Mary BEGINNINGat a_pg|nt In the land and premises, hereinafter — ($ designed to explain and defIrte the types of the Faculty Admissions Committee and is open • DIVISION, UNION- COUNTY~ County of Union and State ot vondue, In room B-8, In the Court July A.D., 1972, at- two o'clock Iti • DOCKET NO. FI819-71 Houso, In.tho City of Elizabeth, . „ By virtue ot the. above-stated Pound, Plalnfleld, New Jorsoy/' northeasterly side ..||fte-™"of~ —parircUliri-rf^BeVenb'e'dT" BEGINNLNO at tho • the'afternoon of said d"ay. nursing effort. At the Clinical New Jersey: .- writ of execution to me directed I which map was- filed In" the -Union J,a.'ayette. Street dlstarit thereon ' Intersection formod by_the- services, equipmcntand personnel which every'To union'Cbunly students who have the written Brisket Beef Rib Roast •FEDERAL NATIONAL N.J.,on Wednesday, the 14th day situate,-lying and being In the All the followlno tract or parcel— BEGINNING at a point In shall expose for sale- by public- County Register's Offlco on 6-8- North 60 dogrees 16 minutes West- City of Elizabeth In the county Southeasterly side . of East z ; hospital should provide to insure the adequate endorsement of their high school-principal. Center, as at most hospitals, MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, «c the northwesterly sideline of of June, A.D., 1972, at two o'clock 2OQ.feet from the corner formed by .Sovonth Street (formerly of la.nd^ and' ^-the "promises All Thin Cul* Low Cost P*?r Serving corporation organized under' an " in the ofternoon of said day. .vondue, In room B-8, In the Court B8 as Map No. 93C. of-Union and State of • New -hereinafter —particularly nursing assistants receive West Fifth street distant 150 House,. InJhe CUy_Ql_Elliaboth, Bolng the same lands and tho Intersection of same with Ihe • delivery of comprehensive "care to patients- Students, accepted for tho program will be- -Act—of—Congress and existing - feet~northeasteriy along the AH that.tract or parcel of-land, northwesterly sldo lino _ of ^described, situated, lying and intensive on-(he-job training pursuant to tho Federal National situate, lying and being In tho City N. J., on Wednesday, the 31srday ol premises wiiich were conveyed to BEGINNING at a point In' ""Northeasterly sldo of Marshall— boingln tho City of Elizabeth, In afflictcdjvlthemphysem,a, asthma and chronic required -to . follow • the same-application sama—from Its Intersection June A.D., 1973, at two olclock'in Iho Mortgagors heroin by-Deed Of • Catherine Street, and from thence the-southerly line1 of McLaln Place and running thence. (1) before assuming patient care, Mortgage Association Charter Act, with the northeasterly sideline of plalnlleld,—In—the—cooTrty~of running •••(•)). ..along • tho.-' Ihe CauftlY uf Unlun.und Stato of bronchitis and to administer to patients who procedures as regular Summer Session . having Ms principal office In the -Union, In the Stato of Now Jerseyj th'o afternoon of said day, all the Victor ,F. FrlmmcL and Mary — Street distant easterly alortfl— 'alunu Hie Juulliuaslut ly side ul of Lee-Blace and from thince - -rlght.-titlo and Interest ol the'FHmmer, hls~wlfo, daled May 15,- northbasterly sldo lino of Jie iame.100.00 feet from Its -East Seventh Street, North 59. • Now Jersey," ;:= responsibilities. City of Washington, District of running (1) North 43 degrees BEGINNING at a point of Latayctto-strBet North 60 degrees BEGINNING at a'point on experience acute respiratory failure.--- students. •....-• Fresh Farm Produce at Pathmarkinq Prices Columbia, Plaintiff vs..ANTHONY curvature In tho Northwesterly defendants George Wo|clk and 1969. .. .Intersection with the easterly degrees 55 minutes East,76.04 "Nursing assisra"nls~cdme~fo 40:mlnutM West parallel with Marlon Wo|clk-ln-'and—to-the~ Umlnutej-WostSSroot; thence (2) feet; thence (2) South 43- ' tho Northwesterly sldo of . " Subject matter will include "Why Patients At the conclusion of the program, the grades" E. TEMPAUSKY, JRr,-«HtX;-eHib— sldo of Wost Front street 315.60 Premises are commonly known line of Rose Hill Place; thence Atlantic Street 150.34 feet - Lee Place 150.41 feet to a as No. 111 Gar field Avonue, North 31 degrees 58 minutes East (I) along said line of McLaln degreos 30 minutes' East, theCcnter'with a.variety of Defendants. point; thence-(2) North-50-- feot Southwesterly therein from its f ol lowing property, to'wlt:- .. 105.08 feet; Ihenco (3)-South 60 143.10:feet,-thonce (3)5outh 47.... • Southwesterly from—tho Die in' Respiratory Failure," "What of the high school students will be compared U> Eastern U.S. U 1 CIVILWRITOF degrees 21 minutes East intersection • with ' tho ."". "All:.that; certain tract or * •ptairtfleld. New Jersey def/reos 16'mlnutes East 25.0 foot;— -Street south .69 degrees 13 ' Sbuthwostorly sldo of Second backgrounds^ They may have • Southwesterly side ol West. End I parcel of land'and promlsos, Thero |» duo approximately —minutes east 42.00 feet to a -degrees 40 minutes West, 74.35 Respiratory Care IsNeeaedandWhal Facilities those of other Summer Session students. ACTION EXECUTION— parallel with West Filth Street Ihonco (4) South 31 degreos 50 feet-to the Northeasterly side Avonuo - and from thence followed a health-related FOR SALE OF 75 feet to a point; thence (3) Avonuo and running thenco. (1) | hereinafter particularly . 526,515.4* with interest from minutes West 105.08 fool to the point; thence (311 south, 20 running 1) North 27 dogroes30 . and Personnel are Necessary to provide It," Results of the comparison will be used'to •Southwesterly along a cwrvo to the described, 'situate, lying and January 16;' 1972 and costs'. . degrees 47 minutes west 73.00 of Marshall Place; thence (4) program in ajunior college, oi\ MORTGAGED PREMISES South 43'degrees 40 minutes 7 northeasterly sldo line of — mlnules-Wost 102.50 foot toa ' rloht In saldTSIde ol Wost Front ! being In-lhe Township of'Dnlon ., feet to a point; thence (3) Along the same North 43 "Respiratory Disease Mortality and Morbidity detejmine whether this project should be mado~ By virtue of tho above-stated East 150.41 feet to said line of RALPH.ORISCELLO, Lafayetto streot, tho-point and degrees 30 "minutos West, point thenco 2) South 63 '. have hadprevtous-pxpeTlcTice 11*1 wrlf of-executlon-to mo-dlrected I West Fifth street; thence-(4) • stroet lor an arc distance of 5B.33 i In the County .of Union and" _ • • Sheriff place Ot.BEGINNINGT - north 69 dearees-13-mlnutes degroes 30 minutes West 25' in New Jersey," "Interdisciplinary Respon- a permanent offering at Union College^JQr_i_ J Stato ot Now Jersey. BOURN6%NO NOLL, Attys.- • west 42.op feet to-a—point; 156.17 feet :to-lts Intersection : -shatfc"-«xpose~f or~'saio~by- public along the sSnTe South 50 - feot.to a point In lino of landsJaow with the.Southeasterly slde-of ..foot to a point thonce 3)v ' I"5ersen explained. . "~ \ — - . -=r— m-a-boalth-irelated-fleldr-They ^ vejnaue, In room B-B, in tho Coulrl degrees 2\ minutes West 75 ^or Jormorlv Moore; Ihonco (3). BEGINNING at a point In . ' " " " " " '" 05 COMMONLY known as 1059 thence U' north 20 degrees 47— running Soum 27 dogroos 30... sibilities In Providing Respiratory Care" and ^Boneiess the southeasterly sldo lintwil *y-l8, 25, June 1, Lafayotlo Stroot, Ellzaboth, New -minutes east 73.00 feet to the East- Seventh Streot to -the minutes East 102.50 feeHo the may have been' medics in the HouS. In the' City of Elizabeth, feet to the point and place of along said Mooro's line North 29 r point. and placo of "Who Is Legally Liable for Inadequate_v High school students may request that Nl)5"on VNednosdaV, the 14th day BEGINNING. dogrees^"4S minutes West 216.95 &alom Road,- dlstant two. ' Jersey .. • point of BEGINNING. said Northwesterly sldo of> ' armpd services, for instance. oftJune, A.D., 1972, at two o'clock feet; thence (3) North SO degrees hundred loot.southwesterly^ IncluTTedln this mortgage: ' '-BEINcrcommonly knowrr as'Nor BEGINNING.' •-... : Atlantic: street, Ihohcei'^' /, • -Respiratory. Care". . . 1L '-— transcripts be Sent.to.their hlgb,school or to the Beef Roasts BEING Lot 20 In Block 5 on a Rango or countortop unit. 924McLalnstreet, Ellzabeih, New THIS' description mado In > In; tha afternoon of said day. 15 minutes East 54.08 feot; thence along the same from its 1 . along tho Northwesterly sldo.— A faculty composed of .medical and para- -college of ^elr.<*.p.!ceUii_L_A ' -' ' Some nursing assistants use (3 Servings per pound), certain map entitled, "Map of -.Intersection - with tho ' There Is duo approximately Jersey. accordancewlth a survey made-by- of Aflantlc Street 62 degrees 30 '" r -A!Uhot.-.tract-or-par-cel-o<-land Building Lots For Sale-by the (4) South 30 dogrees. 40 minutes Rogor M.'Chrroll and Company their jobs to gain experience situate, lying and being Intiic.cltv East 211.55 feet to a point In .the southwesterly slderitne -of -J34,384.62 with Iniorest. from Thar* Is due approximately minutes'East 25 feot tojjhe ' . medical specialists^ registered care nurses and * Additional information on applications may ' Watermelon ..^ 4 Whole Frying Legs Breasts Plalnlleld Real Estate Co,, City of Morris'Avonue, as shown on March 18, 1972 and costs-.-'— MO7.33 and costs. dated Juno 32, 1970. ~ "Point and Placo of— of; Elizabeth, In the County of Plalnfleld, N.J., Oct. 1895, F.A. Northwesterly sldo of Wost Front . sKetMfsJale Premises are commonly known hospital adminislratprs-WiUiparticipate in the bo obtained by-contacting "George^ PrLyFes, .while- furllrerTng. their Unjort, In the State of New Jersoy: Streot—nnrf _ tho - point, of . Map No, 2 of Townloy Roalty • SUPERIOR—COURT OF NEW —^The Shorlff rosorvos Iho right to The Sheriff reserves trie right to BEGINNING,- ChUCk Dunham, C.E., "filed In the Union Company herolnbelow adlourn this sale. adlourn this sale. as 1304 East Sovonlh street, program-and-serVe as-c6nsultarits'during a= directorj>fudrrHssions.-^-^ • • academic education.. Som Green Cabbage Fresh KiMed -J"*"-" *l%"\ BEGINNING at a point In the County Register's ... Office BEGINNING.. JERSEY, CHAN-PFRV Plalnfleld, New Jorsoyr BEING Lot No. 28 In Block "F" Northeasterly line of Ollvo Stroet . - BE INC- also - known -as- B26-W. rolerred to; thence (1.) Soulh DIVISION.—UNION -COUNTY, RALPH ORISCEttOT" use the position as-a stepping u November 26, 1895 as Case No, 97- - ^40 degrees 7 minutes-East at -There- is—due—Approximately ..as [aid down on'"Revised Map of workshop session. "".-" ,Union College's Summer Session^wilJ be distant Northwesterly along the B, together with the adlolnlng 50 Front Stroot7~Plalhtlcld', Now DOCKET NO. F1H-71 GAR-LIN Shorlff RED with Interest from April Property-Belonging—to- PV-HTT- stone to other—modica .'-'YellQW Onions v: same 250 feet frohiJis Intersection Jersoy. ' " —ir-ig^rt—anulns—'To~trie" sgid^— •INVESTMENT—CORPORATION, BOURNE & NQLTTTMtys. " UL The program is open to all hospital ad-- conducted June 19 through July 28. Close to CO feet on the southwesterly side of southeasterly side line of Gllhooly and W. H. Rankln In n rwlth the Northwesterly line of said lot. *...» - Theabovcdescrlntlon-ls-made In a Corporation of the State of New DJ 1 UL CX-71-05 Elliaboth; Now Jorsoy." . . —mirilstrators. There will be "no admission^ or_ courses paralleling freshman and sophomore careers. . _ Limes-Lemons ." Cross Rib Spring street; thence.(1) along accordance with a survoy Salem Road 1)6.30 feet to a t Jersey, Plaintiff, vs. AL'S SHELL Union Lcador.-May 18, 25,»June-l,. (Fee $59.52) Tho promises aro' commonly.. said line of olive street North 52 COMMONLY known as 822 point and..corrielT~lhenco (2) 8, 19K, . ' n th|5 sa|0 registration fee;" however,'. th,e -sponioFlrig yearlcourscs at four-year institutl'ohs will' be Nursing assistants-work —Weit fifth Street, Plalnfleld, propored by Roger M. Carrolt and ERVICENTER, INC., a New known as 213-Atlantic Stroaf. deoreBrJOtTttnhjrWestj^oO^e •Company, datod'U-Si-ftV. South 47 degrees 34 .minutes Jersey corporation, et als, (Foe: J63.36) — Shorlff'i Sale RALPH ORISCELLO, Shorlff -Ellubpth, N .J-.—zr~' ~ • , offel et very closely with other Roasted Peanuts % ib.^^r I Top Round to a point; thence (2) North 37 New Jersey. .West 50.04 feet to a'point and v KABLOWITZ-AND-WISE—Attysr groups., have- requested tha^_administratots.. ' ','J,_.« .._^- ' " ".. :• '• The foregoing description-Is— All cqoipmont. used In comoctlon Defendants,- SUPERIOR- COURT. OF NEW • Thero Is duo approximately c degreespo mlnules Eiret 100.00 feet with the mortgaged promisos."as^ ^— coroyBo^ihaoce.-O) -North-40-- 6IVIL ACTION EXECUTION — DJ & UL CX.89-05 - . . M;35\.62 with Interostfrbm March members of the nursing team In accordance" with survey ' Sheriff's Sale J ER 56 Y , C H XN-C"E R Y 'UrHSrTLeader, June 8, 15, 22, 29, . planning to attend the seminar submit their —~—: ' -'-'•' ~ " . RoastingChickens;»Hib39 |Top Sirloin to a point; thence;i(3) South 53 more spoclflcally doscribbd In the begreos 07 mlnutesIWcsLand FOR SALE OF MORTGAGED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW DIVISION," UNION COUNTY, J to insure the highest quality, of degrees 30 minutes East 35.00 feet made by Mervyn B._Stagg, • --parallel-to tho first Course* 1972 . . - '. • names in advance, ' . +• . —-Rnnir nnmAC. auditor - L.S., dated August 10, -1963. Financing Statomonf Form UCCJ,' REMISES J E R S EX, CHANCERY DOCKET NO. F1B85-71 FIRST- The Sheriff rosorvos tho right to irh raild to a point; thence (4) south 37 flltict slrrtultaneously horewlth. 118.22fool to a point In thesald By virtue of the above-stated DIVISIbNTDNION COUNTY, JERSEY; SAVINGS AND LOAN * „.• • . ' (Feo $63.36) adjourn this salo. All Beef Bologna %'ir. degrees 30 minutes West 100.00 feel There. Jj^due^apptoxlmatalyJjduapptoxlmtl — southoastorly side lino nf — Additional information may be obtained by ^purm-Hwmw-viwwiw , 324t -—There—is^—duevupproxlmatoly' uu£JXaf-executlon to me directed I DOCKET NO. F-1567-71 LARSOi'. .ASSpciAIlQM.'.to.cmerly Wyckoft -^-,,-r -E*LPHJ>RIS n —taTtapolnt-of-BEGlNNINC-i- iu,324.t9 with Interest from May J36,7-7O.3O-,wltb-- Interest—from --_Sa'e.ni.Road,Jbence,_ULalong jhail-expose-fdr-sal*-by-public TH972 and costs:" " MORTGAGE COMlsTvKIV a Savings and Loan Association, A"- • : . Sheriff's Sal* T:HI1EWICH and K ~CenTrar~'WllllanrC7yVHeeIer, assistant vice-president, . "P° "typarHcipntc-lirplanning; Sirloin Boneless BEING- commonly known as January 27, 1972 and costs. •thosald southeas-leiHy-slde-llne "OAndue, Inroom B-B, In the Court corporation-of the State of New Now Jorsey 'CorrjoraHon Is SUPERIOR .COURT OF NEW DJ 1 UL-CX 67 05 • N0.102I Olive Slroet, Ellzaboth, .The Sheriff reserves the right to Tho-Shorllf-resorvos the right to of Salorn Road north 49 —New JorsoyT-liBaldwln-ave.-pJersey City, or by has been given the-additionaititlc of audltor^it - special facilities; for the adlourn-thts-salesale:: House, In tho city of Elizabeth, Jorsey, plaintiff- vs. JACK Plaintiff, antT MICHAEL C. JERSEY, CHANCERY UnlonXoader', JdVto 8, 15, 22, 29, •P.OJLSJ^^ Steak Club Steaks NOW Jersey. adlourn this salo. . -dogroos 53 minutes East 50.0 N.J., on Wedne>day,.the 26th d*v= -OA-H*eRr*Hnt-and-T HE STAT E BABILYA. ct ux, Dofondants. 1972 - ' calling the TB--RD Association of New Jersey at was announced_J>y Raymond W. Bauer, patient.. For- instante, one J DIVISION, UNION COUNTY, RALPH OR I ISCELLO, Sheriff _j i, ^_ A_ *^ l n.^t% _ A !•<• • ^ - i_J.^_l« 1^ B 1 The foregoing" description Is RALPH OR-ISCELLO, ' foot to the point or place of -,- of-June A;D;i 1973, at two'o'cleck In OF NEW JERSEY, Defendants. CIVIL ACTION-EXECUTION — DOCKET NO: F 2699-71 Pamrap6 ' nursln drawn Inaccordancewlth a survoy JOHN R. MURRAY, ATTY. ~. • • - . .Sheriff BEGINNINri' . the afternoon of said day. CIVIL ACTION WRIT—OF ,. 087-()340. ••'_ ' president of United Counties Trust Company—' * g assistant-dtew-upon AII BeefFranks—^l";: T ,;; 79- DJ & UL CX-B4-O5.' ".'. FOR SAUE-OF MORTGAGED- Savings 1 Loan Association, Ms Round Ground Boneless PorkUSui^^S made by Victor Vlnogra, dated BOURNE^AND NOLL, Attys. ' Promises commonly^known as All that certain tract or EXECUT10NTSFORS«CirOF PREMISES . -. Plaintiff, vs, Donald" Joseph ....-_. _—„ ^—- - ^—, Elizabeth. Howard J. Cameron, senior yico- mcchanlcfll'knowlcdge-,to 11 "January 6, 1969. .. - Union Leader, June 1,8,15,23, W] J 8, UL~CX^6805 - 983 Salem Road, 'Union, New parceLof land and. premises T Oscar Mayer Bacon ..fatf^j* (Fee 171.04) MORTGAGED PREMISES By vlrtUo~Of -the"above-stated Wacker, unmarried,-Defendant. ' FRIDAYDEADLINE " president and auditor/and a director oiJLLtj1cd_.-devlsl! a'!si2ec(al""8UPPortine Chuck Beef Patties " PorkChop C o m binatton J All equipment usod Inconnoctlon— 8nion Lcador, May IB, 23, Juno 1, Jersey. • '. . . . hereinafter particularly" By virtue of the above*stated writ of exocutlon to mo directed I CIVIL ACTION EXECUTION — wlth the mortgaged premises, as a, 1971 • • » • " Thoro Is due approximately described, situate, lying and writ of execution to mo dlrectod.I ' shall oxposo for sale by-public FORECLOSURE FOR SALE OF All ItJerrjs other than SpoirjfiMtS Should Counties Trust Company, has been elevated (0 "device to hold patients with "Pathmark Liverwurst v more specifically described In the (Foe: $.72.00) sl,645.19.and costs.- being.In the city of Elizabeth, . Sheriff's sale . u Ground Chuck—4St 85- shall expose for -"salo- bypubllc vendue, In room B-B, In the Court MORTGAGED PREMISES •SU PE RI OR—COU R-T--0 F—N B W" - " —be In -our-of-f Ice-by -noon !on-Friday"—""senior-auditor: -— '"• -'-•=--- ' chronic muscle disabilities in Pork Butt Roast Financing Statemont Forrti UCC-1 •The Sheriff reserves tho right to County of- Union and State .of vendue^lnroom B-8, In.Jhe..Couri_ ..House ^,lm.the_CJly_of_EI(zabeth1 S 09 flled"slriwltaneously herewith. Sheriff's Sale .adjourn this sale. By virtue of the abovestated J.ERSEY," CHANCERY- ~ -.'•'••. •- - - - ... • •• •• • -1- -•- • *• -• • wheelchairs. "Swift'sFranks »>...",.--,.' U" 89" 1 New Jersey! —•—-— House; In the City of Ellzaboth, N.J., on Wednesday,the 31stday of -wrlf of execution to me directed I Rib Steaks K^X'JX-., Smoked Picnics"-•Hp£ff • 59*« . There Is' due • approximately SUPERIOR—COURT OF NEW - B6GINNING-at a point In N. J., on Wodnesday, the 21st day ol Juno A.D—l»72rB.f two-o'clock In DIVISION, UNION COUNTY, .. A 519,002.2B 'with Inlorost from JERSEY, CHANCERY shall- expose for sale-by public .DOCKET NO. "• t=-3U0-7'{' ••HeleaMBeleaWBaMeaiata-B-i' ~~»«* -I I ' ' ' ~~ ' The hospital nursing "Osc^arMayerBplogna :::-r v- the southerly side line of New June A.Du 1972, at two o'clock In the afternoon of-sald day. All the vendue, In room B-a,:ln the Court March 16, 1972 andcosts. DIVISION, UNION COUNTY. SHERIFF'SSALE L05 Jersey State Highway Route 1 tho afternoon of said day.. following tract or parcol of land' CENTRAL CORPORATION OF • ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Wflfy~|'r|oiff CtP nmCIFCttn assistant afNIH pliiys a vili Cubed Beef Steaks > Cubed Veal Patties ^SCL »99 DOCKET HOT' F-3191-71 THE SUPERIOR . COURT OF NEW House, In the City of Elizabeth, SAVINGS AND • LOAN"' v XM J ~" The Sheriff reserves tho right to Union.Leador,'MaM y 35, Juriol; therein distant 163.4O.feet from and tho.- premises horelnafter- N.J., on Wedhesday, the 28th day ^PathmaTjk Imported Hanr^ -"Try Palhmark's Tall- less P-orterho'uae and TrBone S_lea.k>J_AJiew*lUeal Eating Value.'! — adiourn~ttfls~5sle. • • P E D E R A L NATION A L— JERSEY, .C H-A^N C E R Y 15,1972 • the Intersection of. the ALL-thefollowIng tract or parcel partlcularly described, situate, -ASSOCIATIONS, a Now Jersey ' THeenVirOnmeitt: IBICMJ^I g' " —------wrteJrrnursinK care oLcack R/ALPHORISCELLO, MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION a DIVISION, UNION COUNTY, therty—aid* line—ef—New of Ignd-an^ the rprtmlios "" 1973, at-two o'clock in _cocpotoiion. ...Plaintiff vs. „., patient, __ -— Appe'iiier ValuesajTalhmark'ing Prices' DOCKET NO^F-3784^70= ' hereTna-ter'h I 11 . . ppa rTItrTltu laI a r lI yy , lylnu "and—bwlnu In—Itui—ctty~ fie afternoon of sa"d "day. - HAIfVEY B. BENNETT, ot alt., r' corporation, plaintiff,... vs. Jersey-SlaiBiHIghway-Route 1 • Llnoon, In'tho.Couhly of Union ai .Bp.URNE_AND..NO 'FREDERTCKWEAVER tl L FEDERAL 'NATliDKlAL described, situated, lyinli g and -—Atl7%«e*"ceTtaTh "tracts or Dofendants . . _MOR-T.GAGE—ASSOGIA-T4ON/ a and the westerly side line ot being In the City of plalnfleld, In , Stato of Now. Jorsey! ' ' parcels'of land and premises, CIVIL ACTION WRIT OF - Twonewt==l endorsed ay (.hamker DJ & UL CX-70-65 Dofondants. Grler Avenue; thence running BEGINNING at a'point In the Union Leader, May 18,25, June 1, CIVTL . ACTION WRIT OF corporaJlon organlzod~ undoTTh the County ol Union, In'the State of situate, lying.and being In the EXECUTION - FOR SALE OF %.» 59' I Ragu Spaghetti Sauce..:..' ;.-, 33' 9 Spaghetti Sauce >. EXECUTION — FOR SALE OF Act—of Conaross and oxlstlno (1) along the southerly ilde .northerly sldo of Bernard AVenue, City of Linden, County of MORTGAGED PREMISES programs Jamcs-Wr-nileyrpresident^ currently participating in this 2 hikes set Roast Beef B, 197.3.- r MORTGAGED PREMISES pursuant to the Fodoral National " "SHERIPF's 5ALE;_ line of New Jersey State BEGINNING at a. point In the which point Isdistant westerly 240 Union and State of flew By virtue of—the abovo-stated ...-•• (Foe: UB. 16) Highway Route 1 on a course southeasterly line of West Fourth foot from the Intersection of tho Jersey. wr •of the Eastern Union County- program are: Leland.. Tube By- virtue of the' above-statod Mortga9o'Assoeiatlon Charter Act,.- •—SUPERIOR COURT-OF NEW of south 80.degrees 27 minutes saldsldo of Bor-nard Avonuo and rlt of oxocution to mo directed I ' start this fall. wrll-^)r-executlon-to'mo dlrectod T ^,.,_.rjPlaintiff., ..vs. . -ROBERT^-H... , J E R S E ^CHANCERY, CHANCERY Stroet, distant therein 36t.6i feet FIRST TRACT shalIlI expose lor sale-by public _. Chamber of'Commerco, ah- Co., Consolidated Xaundries BRYANT, ot ux, *.| al, Dofondants. -and 52 seconds West 348.50 feet southwesterly along—the—samo, the-wosterly.sldo of Dill (Milton) • BEGINNINGINNING att a poinitt In t hthe Green Giant Peas ~" :-.'.., 22- Cat Litter "Z 85 Sheriffs Sale shall oxposo tor salo by public DIVISION, UNION COUNTY, to a point; thence (2) South 7< Avonuo; fh'onco running (1) von:iduo . ., In room _Buz In the Court' -nounced this week'lhat the Corp.; Continental Plastics for weekend "Switzerland Swiss -" •vonduo, In room B-8, In the court . CIVILACTION' DOCKET NO.' F 2160-71 SOUTH from Its Intersection.'with the . westerly line of Price Street, 1 1 ra TSUPERIOR COURT OF NEW degrees 10 minutes East 34.24 -southwesterly^ line of Plalnfleld;' wostorly along said -side of House , In thoCIt Houso, Jn_tho- City of Ellzobothi •- • WRITOFEXECUTION— BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK,' A~ Bornord Avonuo 35 loot-to a point; 38,9-leet southerly from'the - . ,. .. Jay of -xhambcr's^boasd of dlrctitors and Chemical Corp;, . St. Two- hikes are scheduled White Meat Turkey.:•-:• :.», 'I" HawaiianPunch .°:i. ' ".34' Pathmark Soda .'.,,,,.,. '.-v':8« '" ' JERSEY, CHANCERY N.J., on Wodnosday, the 5th day of FORSAL'EOF . BANKING COR PO p - A-T-l ON^- _feeJ.Jo_.a polpt; thence (3) Avenue, and running thencer- l-ln'efsoctlon_of_.»ald_we»terly— July A.b., 1972,"at two o'clock.In ' DIVISION, UNION, COUNTY, ' MORTGAGED PREMISES . South 13 degrees SO minutes thonco (3) North 72 degrees~15" ' line of Price Street with the has ondprsed "The Railway, Goorgc ShelLlStntioivrFoid —-Uiis.jwookond—for—members- DOCKET NO. F-2190-71 July A.p., 1972, at two o'clock In Plalntlff, vs. WILLIAM A. (1) South 49 degrees 43 minutes minutes East 100 feet to a point; tho afternoon of said day.- "American Cheese '•:::• , 89; ' Viva Napkins ?/, 33* .Realemon Lemon Juice '5-48' the ef.ternoon-of' said day. — -By virtue of tho above-statod HOCKER, ot -uxr ot als., West 17.00 leet to a< point; west, a long said southeasterly line _»outherjy line of Lumber • ' ALL that tracts or parcels of State' Prison .Work Release Motor Co., US. Gypsum Co.-, antj gtiosts- of thi> ljnjn —ASSOCIATED-EAST: wrll of oxocution to me directed I thence (4) South It degrees 10 of West Fourth street, 16.03'feet to thence (3) -easterly on a—lino- Street and running thence land,-situato, lying and being r n . MORTGAGE-CO—a- corporation ALL that tract or parcel of Dolpndants. C IVIL ACTION WR IT minutes East 234.00 feet to a parallel with tho said side o[ no running tnence • Program." '. —y- /*.- Magnus 'Organ' Corp., . Dish Detergent .1,1.',.!Z.,7 land, sltuaie^tving-onO bolna shall oxposo for, solo by public OF EXECUTION — FOR SALE a point; thence ' Bor'na^d Avonue 35 feet to a point; along saiid waswesterly* ' . line of In the City of Llndon, In the , .County Hiking Club. • ' " tii i Pathmark Mayonnaise & 73' organized and existing under the -In tho City Of Plalnflold,.in tho_ vonduo, in.room B-8, Iri tho Court point; thence (S) North 13 (3) South-ao degrees 17 minutes Price Stre*f " County of Union, In the State of. -_.laws-oMho Stale of Now Jorsey, OF MORTGAGED PREMISES.. degrees 50 minutes East 137.92 thonco (4) southorly and .parallel set, Soulh/46 degrees mu r, u r^_ American Container Co., Julia Saniee pf: Union'and Dairy Valued at Pathmprktng Prices 1 •County of Unlonrtntho stato of -. -House, in tho City ot Ellzaboth, BV-virtue of the above'-slated east, through ana-beyond a partyu 5 minutesi vWest. - ., IB....4. fee...t to a , New Jorsey; .. Plaintiff, vs.-JAC.K GAINER, ol N.J., on Wodnesday^the 14th day feet to a point; thence W~ with tho second mentioned CQlif" The Rahway PwgM.>?>=was:=Supol.market9_;Ge-nel,at_flni,_ tengStafrbf Cranford Chunk Light tuna ux, ot al, Defendant. • — Now Jersoy; " wrlf of execution to me directed I wall 111.34 Feet to a point; thence;.u 100 feet to tha said side of-Berna -point; thence running North 41 BEGlNNING'at. Iho corner." - BEGINNING at. .i point In ' of Juno, A.D., 1972, ot two o'clock 1 South. M degreeslO-mlrtutes (3) Nor'lh 46 degrees 3 minutes -;—formed-by-tho"lntersectlorror^"-'i- ddtth hl - CIVrt -ACTION WRIT OF shall expose for sale by public . East.iO feet-ta-a.palnti-then.ee -Averiue-arui.tho-polnUand-place.oi- will lead a six-mile -hike-over tho, -nor-theas-tetly—ilne—ol—>- vendOerln room""B"-Bnn"ttft C60M —feet to e-pointrthence North^B— tho-southwostorly ^llne""'"™™- ex^coTioNpoR»*;ee Mariners place- (formerly— All that tract or parcol of land, (7) North 13. degrees 50. (4) North 40 degroes'17 minutes Boglnnlng; ' •. .degrees 5 minutes..East, .ChandlorT—A-venuo and __ ialrJy_liUly-terrain-ln-Lewis- _BEING known as all^of Lot 19 J MORTGAGEtrPREMISES- Marlnors Avonuo) dislants " ' Jylng ond.bolng In.lhoclly the. 2Bth day~_ west,-thr-ougn-and-beyond.a-party- •" watte|-wlth~tHeTlWrcc3Jrie norlfiwostehly line—o- placcd^Emmurr^ornHjpnrjcJn;Morris County Ken-L-Ratlon bog.Food * By vtrtuo of tho. above-statod thor'oln _3.W^SJ__ -•'ilHlnthtfainl^i ^ •' • wall 110.301eert6"a polritirTIhe and the norrtherJy-10-feet-of"Lot 20 herelnr-"*r4 feet-tore point;-; AvenueV • •• = twovctnclFin= of New-Jersey State-Highway as laid down on a certain map. 1 wr|t of execution to mo bTFlcWd I , northwesterly- from Its -th*-»lt*VW06n-of said day. Southeasterly line of Wesl-Enurlh thence South 41 decrees- 55 thence-running .., ^Only-two-rnen^-fflfaMuailBi^hi^ttjefe» shalHexpose for sale-by-putjllcr Route land the point ancfplace Street, the point -and—place, -—minutes West, 80 feet to the -- said-- nor thwostcrfy" intorso.ctlon -. with t(je ALL that tract or pa.rc*r6nano7~" of BEGtRWNOr - ^ a hi|n..-- ' • *." "-1^^ ^vendo«7m room B-ltlh the Court i. northwBtl»r.iy.-Uji«—pi- West••• • southwostorly sldolllinne of Central— "Situate, lying andd belngln.theClty belngln.'' ~" — begTnnlriB .-•••- • •"HouseT-|n~tho~CttorOf=fera:abeJb; —£rant^6traBt^.(oi'me.fJy.-r»rih ~ "StccDtj-said-polnt' -betrucSllslanl-tj . whereas— Z NJWddsthiltdgyof and runnlng-thencrjt sldsiliin_on.o ,• tn-llte' cixliity •uf-'- Ir-ln. accoccujncfiwittt-a June A.D~v 1973; at I .Union, irnna !State olNeWJeeseyI NeW'Jwaey: made-- by^rV«le«n?;" -the afternoon bf SaTd cTayT —aEGINMlN "'tisliii-lhei' DTTJaTy 32,-1969. westerly line • -AH that-cerjaln-lovVacF* no-of_ r street, • 4>lock41, aB-«BBWfcLDj_h_ Atlas WWBS Of the CltV of Undent do signaled as" WpffttefewttblsAldJliio-otrDc Jorsey.-^"~-* _ rnafd-Avenuer , ^S-*e.!NO Blsoknown,as-Lot«__: BergenStreet' BPpSoxI With -Ulnoen/-rNevfcuersey~ -~~~^ " — nc—U)-,4;fluth -17 Place 5(xmt;40 doorees 02 mlnutfet- There Is due .approximately' —' aloimdasoiiltcsinciai. 1-mlnules-o6-seconds woiTCa distance Ofi-ia.09 fee* to a Interest tromA T9i'-\*7t. and - There^ Is •due~-appr£txlrhatelv^ certain map-entitled "Map of .hounded and described as~follows: IA' »•'' k - A " '' i Thlrcr"str8et"an"d running thence casts. _The sherTf|f|Jras.ftrYfH;.ttml cas . -tl5"176:l?_ wltn Interest f-rorn 15«XBW^>ATWdJjHl • BEGINNING at a point formed _ ""Tmrfcmg the westerly line of- Vlflnt 16'adlourn thls~t>le. -March 2h l»M-ond-costs. — zgeraldrMrvr J thonc? (3)sputh 43 degrees tiT runnjngparallol with theoforosald Bergen Street, South 43 degrees 49 T>ie sherlffTosorvoS'tho-Tlgttrrci^- . Realty -Co.—B.t_Llnderu-New-— . . northwesterly llne-of Union .by the Intersection of tho-Easterly .ntlnuto's'sTsocondS East 29.52— lino qf. Contral^jlroot, south 43" ad|ourn this sale. . Tho Shorlfl ret'or.vea the rlghtto Jersey, August IVOB, J.L. "Avunuu-no fBTTt-to^.a point in '".moot dt the Packanack-Wayntr Pathmark Ice Cream rr 59' line Big Loafer :25' I Strawberry Shortcakes °- T. 99' side line of Arlington Avonue with minutes East, 42.00 feet to a point; STEIN, 5TElHjj?d"HUGHES, adlourn this salo. ' ' . 1 fooLJo o. point; thonco (4) dogroosOl mlnutosoasta dlstanco, thence • • RALPH OR ISCELLO, Sheriff Bauer, civil Engineer. .-said southwesterly line of '--. " Shopping Center at '9:15 a.Tm; Ihe Northerly side line of Laramlo south 45 dogroos 34 minutes 20 ol 57.01 loot to**pod\t and corner; MARK NICOLAIDES, Ally.. RALPH ORISCELLO, Sherlft Elizabeth, New Jersey" and .'Chandler Avenue; thonce ,' . . 'Road; anndd runnincunning thencthonce alonalong seconds West 112.55 foot, to a thonco (3) running south 0 dogrees (3VSouth 46 degrees 11 minutes DJ «,VUL- CX-82.05" .QJ 1JJ.L C)C 73-OS. " ._ •' GAETA AND GAETA, Atlys. filed as Map No. 67%. running (5) along said '.'',) t * Ihe Northeerlr y side «--•-•[Ino of• Larjiml"e* point. In tho northeasterly lino • ,02 minutos oast a dlstanco OIJ2.0B' West, )79.93f eet to a point; thence Union Lender, Jfljiel7«rlSrMr1W2'- Union Loade>7AAay^5T Juno 17V," DJ&ULXX 76J5 •- -••• '-—-The'ebove-tracis «re"xnowtr^ —^milhwestBTlytlne'orchandlel' *"?". ''Pathmark Tee Crearrr ^••^'r^'09 'I' Burger Rolls xr -i". 25' Italian Bread ••^'.....,' Road, Eaasterls y 77' to a. point; of Marlnors Placo (formerly foot to a point and corner; thtfltco ) North 43 degre»s.49 minutes - (Fee 174.88) 15, 1973 ' dnlon CBOTeTrrMay 35, June 1, 0, as LoUUA and 4, In Boro Block" . Avonue Souih 41 degrees U., ?]ti! thenc* Northerlortnorly and ppnrallot l with Marlnors Avonuo) tho point ' (4) running south 81'deareos 34' t, 42,0u~fevrto a point; thonce 15,1972/ Snelling offering .„„__«^t_ Jumbo Sugar Cookies 8* Arlington AvenueA , 40';-t thench e a(4) North 46 degrees llTnlnulej 'Fnn $65,38) .'61, on the current Linden,Tax- minutos EasMO feot to » point, .1* FFE RFrorn "Cut Greerj; Beans ?.!r.t VJ19* -, English Muffins andjplaco Morsbachr'' : M BEGINNING-. jltul.ti""f a't EEvona," City ol 'minutes30socondsoast a' dlstanco Lots ownedby J".W. «. M^T. Welsh, -proWisldnaT Engineer and Land • ESTIMA.TE IS-MADE • ' ***W Job order exchange infor- Fourgone Together with the land In'tront ol situated near Clinton Avenue, adlourn thlsiale. ' 'Sliced Strawberries — PlWfJeld,_ . - N.J.. J.. Apr,ll7 1088" as- of HOW foot to a point and cornor ' RALPH OR ISCELLO, Sheriff Surveyor, Roselle Park, New mation has been introduced at the same to the center of said ildlthOffllcdln thoOllkool f tho Rogistorol In tho oforosald sldollno of Canlra'1 "Plalnlleld, N.J. 19O3"W»pNo, 77-C Donald R.Kennedy, Atty. ,o)(irsey dated Fobr-uary 5, ltu.' ' A QUALITY AIJTO REPAINTING "Tree Tavern Pizza Pie. street, subject to tho.oasbments of Union County, Now.Jcr.say on Juno Stroot; thonce (6) r'uhnlng'-^ilong filed «:ii-1903..' . . ' '•, DJ 8. LL CX6305 ' - ' BElNGcommonly'knownas 1101 the Union" office of knelling Bug Killer • the public (herein as a public— B, 1808 as Map No. 114 I) sold sideline north 43 dooroes 01 • The above—description. being Union Leader, June, 1, 8, 1$, 33, Chandler Avenue, L'lnden, New SYSTEMITHAT WORKS /C^ and Snelling, by owner. Hoy' a highway. / Thho torogoing • description Is minutos" wost "a distance of 61.92 drawn In accordance with a sur 1973 ' . Jersoy. •„ _ • • ' ' You ohn, lop. Union Collogo will Ice Cubes BEING known and designated as .foot-to" tho point and' plnco to vey made by Edward C. Rellly and pl; 1 Lornendola, Th'clnrogram will Slngls Action niado ir* accordance with a survey Associates, P.E. and L.S., Perth BEING also khown, deSlonalkd oflor, IkVo.lniiovallue new pr.0-,, .. . SiM'ood Values' al Pathtmukmg Pncos $-189 Lot No. Uortmapjjrilltled "Mapof mado by Roger M. .Carroll & ISfci-GINNING. • . and distinguished as part of Lot. .. PAINTlNo In Oarwood, NVJ. more effectively, servo both . 7',-Oi. Arlington Avenuo 'lots ownod by Company, da'od AOgust 25, 1949.- BEI.NG a|so known and Amboy, New .Jersey, dated not. go, 91. 93 and 93 In Block 4, arums In Envlronmonlnl Sclo'nco •'-Unbelievably.beautifuy.ul autko ppaint |dbs Ira L. LaR.ue 'and Alvan w. It Is Inlondod to describe tho December J3. 194B.' "Ronltv Trust Map No. K Of ?43 Raall. craftsmamhlfthlp on body " the "cllttril companies and 1 described daled'Soptombor 15,1949, rocordod All equipment used ln,connectlon "TOGETHERTHER- with all'fixtureallfixtures come looking offlcoof the Register Df-the Countv onlO|"il|io pollution-control Hold plishing. . . Regls.ler's Office. September 17, 1969, In book2B7l of with.,the.mortoaood promlsos, as' now or hfhereaftet r attachetthdd to oor r ol Union, May. 14, TO«ns Map ia-A, 59* "Sudden Beauty .»•:» 49«' Worries Thongs Lldbl CMId'.n 29« •••••-,- Tjne loregolng description Is In used In connection with thtthhe Ihon w niovo on to on'rn hlghor. s.year Guarantee against fading The progranr provides Hake Fillet Deeds for Union County, pago 767. moro spoclflcally described In tho IT IS Intended to describe Jim S-4BB | «ccordan Water FINN, RIMM and BLOOM, Atlys,. 3J arUL CXTOOS • DJ J.-UL CX 6905 » ! " B, DATO, Attys. . Allyl. "" OpportunitY: OJ 4 UL CX 7405 Union Loader, Juno 0, 15, 32, 29, Union Loader, Mny 10, 25, June 1,. DJ & UL' CX-80-05 NO LONGER NEED. DJ «. LL CX 88-05 - puterlzed: bporalion -,-ut' Union Leader, May 35, June.I, 6, 1°72 . B, 1972. . • Union. Leader, June; 1, 8, Linden Leader,'June 0, ISI 33, •»/" Snelling and -Sntilliiig In- , 15, 22, 1973. . - ., Coll 197J • - - ',.- :(F»V»72.°ol , IFoeUB.33) > (Foe: S84.4B) (Fee 174.118)' Union College teriiatlonal headquartcra in , , - (t-'iio 106.JBI "•'" Sorty • CetlJiih iltfittH nol aviltabln whtfiu |Mnttibilvd by l.iw ' ' 686-y/OQ Padli, Pa. Sunday. Jun* 4. thru S»»liirt.i*V niflht.Ju«»' 10. 19V2 MijJ [«tpon«llil« forlypographical «"ori Wu I to Inml qu.)i>tHlt-« . , ipne 8, 1972:SPRiNG61ELO (NJ.) LEADER . „_. .•• .. • MMuaiiiiiiiiipiuijiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiulUiniUJIHIUUIIIIIIUIIIIUIIIUUIIlillliuillllUHIIIIIWIIIIIIIIi U "'.. ' 7, ^ . ' "'"'•..'• SPRINGFIELD (NJ.) LEADER-Thursday, June 8, 197*31 B^eener 2nd \ \&€xMn^aris j. for Legion nine Ironson team winis Stwtest, 13-6 , The Springfield American I.i-gion§ baseball team will _0|>en UK srusoul. Monday at 0 p.m. ut Kiiby I-iclrt ugairist| with eight-run outburst in last inning Kahway. The teum, sponsored by javelin toss In the annual Youth Majors All-Star game,, "Springfield Continental .l»iii,. U vouched,, •division..finish and a winning record. They , to send the game into: extra Inning*,. Ucbie the teanj composed of "players from Jayne, by Ben Colaiidrea and, Mutt D'Andrcu. = •defeated America)] U-gion in an extra-inning Kaplan, who pitched the first six lnninrf and Pralher finishes fifth Crestmont, Lions and'Hahper Bros., managed contest, 5-Drpushing across two in the 7th. Mike • | JMayern ^g j>lcj<_ receivedcradit for the victory, struck on«nlne- by Burt Ironson_of Jayne, defeated an Clarke led off,with a walk- &tole_sccond, and ~ Springfield, Kenllworth and 1(OKI..1IC and yjelded hits to Andy Herkalp, Jeffjiem- in 180 low hurdles § aggregation of all-stars from Scappy's, Rotary, came home on a dropped fly ball in the outfield. _ Hark. They will include (ill (;| " The phnmpinniihlpnf Ihp Vnnth'Majnrg nhall Blackshear of Metuchen, was timed In 13.11 to .', SpringiieldMen'sSoitbalLLeague. The winning into the lead for the first time. Before the Inning the side.' ' ' . beat by .3 the~mark set by Ted Plscibtta of pitcher wfts-BenDiP.aJma, losing pitcher. Joe1 was over, singles by Weber and Doty and a In the lasl-of the sixth, with the potential be determined by a double-elimination playoff . Robertson. The Wllpats scored 14 runs in the. - double by Rich .Inhna wprp Instrumental In six —winning run on baso^-Uavid Prank-of Creatmonl systetnVin-whicli-aH ,«ight teams take "part. Highland Park In 1963,_ • •'. These playoffs start this week _AJEbe Someryille mile relay quartet'of. Ron first three innings. Paul's American scored two —more runs crossing the_plate. • . Blade a fine catch in right field for the final out • Hoagland, Colleri. Plumroer, Neville Plutnmer r in the third and eight runs in the last three - ."In their final turn at bat.Jhe losers' Toni and'Ray Jones passed the baton in, the record innings.'Wilpat scored three,,in the last four ...'; Grazlano and Andy Herkalo singled but win- time of 3:19.5. This bettered by :5 ,the mark set innings. ' . . . " '"~ • 1 ning pitcher Ken Fingerhut struck out the side. in 1970' by Lincoln. Chi Chi Monticello hacj.two trlpIes.foMWIlpfl.U__| Doty, threcTfbr three and Weber and Graziano, Green EOVBS defeat Forums Bob Janukowlcz-hadJour singles for Wilpat,' ~wlth-twohits~apl&eried~the batters. Other '•jgrrr'eftto rtgfabry FmW/a Holly Frank and Michelle GaniJrij&tv^ '. Jim Mara had two; hits. ••;-•.' . hitlers in the game included Larry Dry, with a—• ^Paul's-AmericairwprleabyToWpe'AngcliL -^ouble.'and Joel .Campanella—Ffhgerhut^and._ _ in payoff to 4aIce^^ -four hits, including a 'thxfiejcun homer in the " Ed Grazianashar|d"pitching honorsj^vith each' Zabelslci • The American Dlvisitm- of-- the. Dayton Eaves will play the Grjmm'o GaiiTin a special ' fanning-.four batters during_" seoTejess two- •. 1 : ngpitchcrwas inning" appearances" ' -IntramuraLJirogram-Physical-EducatiOn- • rhailpnge rdUnd-thls-weekv '~^ •" " '<-—' The Forums were very-effective Uitheir I 'Sam Calabrese, losing pitcher BoKMarkpwski.' ii.«w«nKi - BONOCORRONOCOREP -Recreation (DIPPER) basketbalLJcag.ue ly-Prdth^rlaijdedg^elp^oapg^ regular Reason game against the Gold Sons, zWitJlaUie Elks ahead 5-0, PBA scored twice i IRONSON . ...RONOCORfc...- ..comp |eted jy (M annual Spring Basketball Wlnnihg752:34r Art Ernst poured""in .25 points the .fourth on hits-fay Jack Horn and Don AB~R H • AB R H „,„, , ,n.a wh|rlwind. finish, the Green - breeze, 6^2, while Dave Mantel and Barry StolhflLchipped. inr .SiewarL : , u_'^..~—: the championship in a playoff game, beating the Felt Forums,-25-21^ . in wiln 13 and" 12 and Mike Esposit. o two. Sons' -inroatip rrd^negt ^lEBA_went ahead with five' in the-fifth and Kaplan 3 2 0 T.Gr'anoIT' 3 The Union County Confcrcncc_Tennis Uebowitz of Union, 8-0, in the second^roundrHc- three in the sixth. Lou Silverstein concluded the . inthe'rcgular league" schedule, thelEayes^ .stars were JoelGoldberg 18, Drew_Tausslg one, t . A • . - - - - - Johns .4 1 1 Cook ';'• 0 •<»' 'Championship held at Pingry • courts last- —boat-Cunninghamri'-5rin-the first set before he . J—nnd Forugns tied for top-honors with 4=1 Jack" Goldman four, Mike Neibart nine and _.. ue James "Schoch"" was—named "most scoring for PBA with a two-run homer in. the Weber . i 3' 2 Herkalo 2 JJii-Friday waswon by Westficld (37);_ followed by_ _scvcrely-pulled-his—achilles tendons Gurr-"~- ^master of ceremonies for the dinna/which was Athletic 'director.'herbert H. Palmer ol IQE QUEENS —Champion skater Karen Cohen, right, and her sister Alniee, show their . 0 records,.Eaves losing to Forums and Forums • Dave Gollob two. < representativerathletc" and Leonard Prather 0 a1 seventh Wayne Bishoff had two doubles for the Pepe .""- .1 2 0 Booker 2 0 0 •'.^Springfield,(22); ,1,'Cranford (19); 4, Pingry " ningham took the two deciding sets. G-l, fi-1. —The National Leaguetbolt a 6-2 victory from attended by the superintenaenUTs'chool" Dr ^ " ^-Day.to-j_ Regional High School. ..Elks. Al Oldroycl had two hits. Jack Horn had ipriie-wlnnlng formTKaren, a senior at Jonathan DayforT Regional HI.ghJkho.ol, has being upset by Leo's Upns. The, Black Stallions completed their season—L J'v''O8)|«5,,Summit '(15); 6, Scotch Plains (12); 7, received the Babe Ruth Award at'the annual ! S rin flel Doty. .,3. 2 3 Zahn -•— 1 0 0 iDennls had to default to Tom Dickstcin of the AmericatfTJeague in All-Star competition of -Donald Merachnick; principal Robert F ' P 8 U|ferson (A); ' 10, Tic-Roselle Park," Union' 3ay on track an Gilbert 2 1 1 B'stcin 1 0 0 , . Dick Fishbein had little troubleTn wjnnjng.his The Nationals jumped off to a~5-0 lead in the last Wednesday. Forty senior athletes were coordlnatnr, John M. Brown nm.l£ml nt^7l?r~j J. 1KUniv rsltyofTexasatEI!paso^ "e'd star Who Is now atto- Kyle Eaves.(4), Larry Maxwell (31 and Dqna. Franklin eight, Ray Jones four, Sam Wright - t'i>>. Catholic,''Linden and Clark (2); 14, Tie-HillsMe, Board of Educati 'Stanley's beat.Elks, 4-3; The winning pitcher itOuTbe _ 2 0 0| E.Gr'ano . 4 0 0 first three roiipds. in the singles- play.' He . first inningT and coasted to the victory. Both ""awarded.special trophies by the Booster-Club - " "^^^r iJaWitT^Ud.._„.,„ ,v. ,;aldtT, an nr^d ^ ^ ' T-Wfl3; Ray ' Schramm; losing pitched Bob'.... Kaufman Cevitt ("3) In the tithTgame. Forums stars were- one and Mike Westerf two. Lion's top point Rahway and-Plainfield (0). It was Westileld's teams played fine ball with good hitting offset Spanish teacher J) compete in-the discus-throw-in-the—junior-'' 1 1. 1 C'nella' 1 tr 1 defeated StanTJankowski of Ratlii'ay, il-1, Tom president,- Mrs. Alfred Stadler, for their in Hall, who delivered the •MarkowskitjSl)a'Ti[_The^ outcome- of- the grueling marathon Lauria of Union, -8-2, and Bob Swett of Scotch ''dedication and service '-to high school and then to represent the United States an In- sixth inningTwhen Stanley's came up wltli.three -- _ Gelwarg 2 0 p Falcone 1 in-the finals was "The American league pitching team of Al athletics." ' .-.-••••• Also presenCasrguesls"'of the Booster Club 0 0 In regular league play, Eaves outscbred Our Eric pprnfeld one. . .! ~I AfTrKairnament, which stnrtcoT(it.9 a.m. and had to TeFnational competition agalnst~thu-Russian runs-on Mike Hydock's double and-hite-by- 23 13 8 _20_ 1 Haimtiwitz, Jimmy Eexraro and Mark Holmes wero coaches Ted Amo, Edward Jasinski, r -GaTTgTST^ortonpTinne playoff .• pTno'Cblabelli r Larry Katz of Westfield. 'whom" he handled Athletic-Director Herbert-H. Palmer was junior national team in Califprnla.'oh July 2« '" - DennisLies, P.J, Burns and Dale Lies. Karen Cohen's road to success Ironson ^ ; oT~O"O'3-8S—I : iDIPPER dircctorlJohn Swedish announced 7-- Kl'i'Jbe curtailed at 0 p.m. because of rain,-might faced the Nationaljeagues'_ Robert Esposilo, _ Williamyjones,.-;William Kindler, Manuel 13 was high man in this game with seven points, that the complete statistics and standings"'^ easily in tho fi-2 first set. Fisbcin then suffered a and 29.: •"-••;-". ' --'-••--=.-.-_ Elks scored two in the first on JS two run home Bonocbre, 2 02200 '"•••have been different if injuries to Coach John jJack.Rawlins, and Dan Kirchner - Pcreira,"Louis Piccolo, Peter Scbjcca, Martin ' By JOHN SWEDISH •- .-, and figure skating competit on. _ aided by Kyle Eaves' three, Larry Maxwell would be posted next week and that the DBA' severe muscle cramp in his right leg and —Tpglientiand.Raymond Yanchus. - .— The University of TexasTlt-EIPasbls uriuble by Bruce Mann. Elks scored one in thejOxth — Karen Lynn Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Karen took to ice skating as ifshe was born 2B"Jones,, Dry-; 3B-Scarillo; HR • Kaufman. * ' Esposlto's. second singles and;third, singles dropped the'scconD'sci, l-fijjefnre rain stopped Both_secflnd basemen, Robert 'Bongiovanni two, Dana Levitt four, Steye Klarfcld five, one-on-oncs and table tennis tournaments.— ••••.•players (Marlln Dennis and Dick Ffshbein) Trophies were presented "to: -Donald Astley to finance the trip to these events so Zabelski inning on hits by Mann and Dave-SwicRT" Ira Cohen of Springfield, will be one-of-236; with silver blades on her¥et,^recaUed her. Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Dwight Kooyman five, Ken Cohen three and for the American league and Jeff KronecLfor- j^ridersbn, Weber, ••'i Wilpat beat-SomerwtriHr^yilpat scored -would be completed betwe-tlie end of school. " 'hadn't hampered, their effectiveness inkejL- it all. Fishboin, who was undefeated in regular_ the Natlonal-beaguc, came up with'-fieldlng (football, track, wrestling), Eric .Bergman has written to the people of Springfield to-cx- seniors lo receive a diploma from Jonathan father. "Sher loved it aiid"sgrmeaT6~lhriveT6ri ~ Ron Frank four. Our Gang's best shooters were DIPPER activities will continue In the boy's 5 aS e?d d irst lhis • four-in-tho-third inning on six hits, including I —.O_ . rnatches^Donnis, who was seedcdifiirdTnrfhe"" ^H?.°" J '"":^ ? ? f iT. everil,-^gernjLEach snared hTrd*iriirre~~drives and- (track), Wayne" Camp (track"), Richard plain his-predicament. Anyone Interested in Dayton Regional High School this June.-But; the challenge, of perfectini! her techniques Jg^j Rich Goldhammcr 10, Jon Roth four, Paul gym every morning from-. 7:15 to 0:15. sponsoring this young ahtlete's trip..'.may— Larry-Doyle's two-run homer. - ., she will be only the senior who has completed _aepond_singles tournament behind Craig followed by— Currie oLCranford, Katz of pjc| ._d and Swett - of-Scotch-Plains-- -. . • ..._ - Players from" both teams recelved--«ll-star- baseball), Joseph D'Agostini (football, track), never realized that the next J12 years would be complote-the first undefeated-season in the > r v Dayton High School athletic office. i- _theJsecorid-.on-.hlU- by"Russ~t^rfrnmirjC'rry~ SpriiigTieraiiciibol systems, plus 12 years.of ice Youth Majors since Rotary in 1967. Scappy's —-—-Bob-Guimlngham--of~Plngry" (second) opened ^.'drowDaytoi. sec.oni firsd t Seedesingleds playerBuddy, HowiRobinsoe Levinen of, : patches from their-managers;----'-'.-:•••-'--'•• Kenneth DiCarlo (football, track), Thomas so hectic when we presented" Kar.en""wtthrhBr Zabelski's letter follows: Petti. Somerset Ied,Jl;'l going=intn lhe~stxth" skatihg instruction and~competill6h. was the victim In thls.final game, losing 7J,. as his bid for the title by defeating.Ray Jones of Westfiel"" d in his firsLroumtbu't-inanage' d to win '".... -o-o-T • .-. — footBallers^ne#t fal _Falcono (baseball), Paul Fanarpff (trnck._ -first jiair- of Ice,.skates andjjrove her to the crossneountntry),-Frank FilipOne,(baseball), —"AHhe presenttimc I'm a studept./at ithcdCl scoredthree-for-H 7-0lefld.-Wilpat~—-;Karenis described injhjhe "R^Rbglonalogue,l " Meisel avenue ice pond to try .them outr Dave Ifonson went the route fbrhisthirdyictorjf • • ftairifieldrB^TTiTtfic first "round and Stcve^ '"••-•• - - '—-' ••-->•-•- --™.-."-.',»B™-™ win SAKS 5TH AVENUE beat Homellfe^6-2, as •' The-head-footballcoacWrTed Amo, h^as an four games from the'talentcd Westfield slar" Harvey Kaisch struck out 12 .battersi: Ricky Ronald_Frank (cross-country, track), Frank of Texas at.El Paso, with a full scholarship In lidded four more.runs in the seventh inning, ' the-"senior yearbook, as a slim, dark-haired, "Mrs:- Cohen and I were always on the go of the year. Dave allowed six hits, fanned six UlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli "n'ounced that sqUad_glcctions held at Jonathan — =•"'—: (soccer, wrestling), Gilbert Gleim track and^ field. It's been a difficult year for Larry Doyle led Wilpat with two homers and attractive, energetic, vivacious athlete, and 0 and walked onerTodd~MclSnTcd"pllchcd the before being eliminated n-STThird place wont to —-pOpper took t|idilDSS"T5ltching for Homelife. . ™»v»u,. .,. ,IUUOL uuimuuiii iriori (soccer, wrestling), Gilbert Gleim from morning to night, • taking her to the 1 u -myself,T)ecauBe=of -the—financial --stiifc~our •fivc-RBI^Somersct-jcor-cd-twohTfhe-lwttom-of-—'igoodTakater^—- .'— .-•-•- complete game for Scappy's, yielding two hits Bruce Smith of Scotch Plains-who defeated Steve Schindler was'the big hitter With two Daylpn RcgiohaLHfgh School last week have-- (football, baseballirSteveriiSdrdstelrnsocCeTy: schoorwaslnTeinB ranked'Toih'inHhe'natioi'i various Ice skating rinks for her practice viclim f wilffiess [Baseba// tepms | John Fenichcl of Cranford, fi-2, til. Steve doubles. —7" 4-n\>V'.~ nam^toaagajggnamed teanxcapiainss for tho^wa^eusoivtho4t.7^easpa. They Robert Goodman (soccer)(socc , Bruce.Jeffrey- J^l^W^t^^iaS^ ^J'- theseventh on a.doubie_by Mike firlffar. Bob Tlie good skate appellation is a tribute to H^ ° 'ilohnson-of Pingry defeated Buddy TtbbiniSmof Stanley's Restaurant routed HntncWe.'-'lZ-li ara c Nt'iNtil Anderson, who played halfback oonn (football, track)-, Karl Wishardt had four hits for Wilpat, and Jim Karen's 12-yCar=ody8soy-on ice.. During her gives you an offehso-alid defense; Mark WebeWeberr , who plaplayedd t , a)h , Kotovskvsky (crossss- , irf j ot able to competeiin the ; ofageandstillIcontinue intojher^senior year of r^Sc^rsZ^n o^y^d m Iholo^nd ou Wostfleld, (1-3, fi-3,fo r his .secoad-consecutive the game was decldod-in^he-fi«Hnnhife^hen country),^ Richard Lan- (football); Howard V( nrJ> o was n Mara iiad IhrecTnTs." ••' ~~CaT6cr she has .accumulated 55 .awards in Ice high schoo. Her Instructors have included ^a^FalcoiS's double; sacrifice, and Robby have fryoutl 1?" . , ,-, • . .deferisYve endranfl^Hm-nagucci who played ff •'.Stanley;'sj pushed across nine* junsji!Don' Levine^tejiDisTTStuarrLeibeskiiikiiidd (bowling, FritzDIeU (oneUmepartnei'taSonja Henieand..,,,.^^^^ ,, , , bottom-of j-JIryouti for the Springfield Junior anihg— pnytons second doubles !eaW~T5T—5 u '^offensive and defensive tackle tennis); " ' ne a e (o oentcr:rIn tne y_j pushed across nine 1Xuns.11! Don ^offensive and defensive tackle. tennis); " • ' -—~ — = trainer of-national and world, competitors),,. th {oudlvJayne broke through with five runs Senior Miniiteman Hnsebnll team will he 3 I^beskind and Bob Wjllick, undefeated n; Brig.hilyj yasJhjiw|n.ni g^chen,.strjklng-O^ the G:i_:_Also,TodMcQuaid(soccer),RobertNardone Prof to head Bobbi Raymond MacPhail, Peter Dunfleld , „..„! .^^^..uu onuiiD ^ su|jpun irmiKl'is • uay mn Doys who have signedpermission slips .. ' withouta hit, A walk.il hit batter, two errors, a held Saturday at ,2_p,m. at .Sandmeicr 1 regular season plar y and top seeded in this: sevctli and rcceived s(rong suppori fr(!nifter sch_tol_ , CrcstmonL.Savl.ngs .fihishea'lhe- regular ,- I tlciputcd In the Springfioltl Youth.League i ; 100% GUARANTEED ' following, defeated Summit, fi-2nn d (i 4; Tor the •"La.ndrJMikejJUccio .each..had~two--hltB^o^^Sutrimit7"enldweir,"MaaisWnsiew"Provid^ Rayna'-Fingerhut, Connie- Miller, Ruth lrorri^ 4 10 8 in W^twoodr-Prinrcton or seas6n with a pair-ef-vlctories for a first- - : •institute sponsored NEW 1972 SCOUt II I program, is eligihle to try out. llonoi'orc 1 championship qnd also .won-the.'semi-final .Stanley's.---— •'_... ' Verona, Mlllburn iind West Orange. . Popolillo, |viancy*Veagcr, Debbie Sherman and" -Manhattarir-r—— _ . —: — ^-—•— I anil his -coaching staff stated that want a. i . "2nd, all groups state champlonship^OTir: •American Camping an Extra Season for Going.. round by defealing the Dayton team of Tom " Nancl Urban. ' -' > ©USED CARS J -Her-firsUpair-oyceiSjcatcs-cbst-JT^SO at a Teenagers from all '"over—this country and I large turnout of cumlldiitos, „ -I "2nd, Eastern states championships','.;ffl70." Association to be.held-for one localdiscpunt store, but today a pair of qualily-r-, Canada. •• • -^ /_JTho. Wcol<(),iy or Weokpnd -Lowy and Ijirry Silverstein, G-l an(Hj-0—Dorr— y WOW WAGCJN shorlons_your- niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ Williams ^>' —:—u—— • •• 4r week from Sunday, June U,Jlo Reiter and Bave Jester- were Westfieldls '67 IMPALA SPORT COUPE V-8, Auto. -skat5s~ca'n rumf high as $160 a pair^hls ;._JNot only-has skating been a learning ex- wcpkdny or'rnnys and • SatnrdayrJurren7. __ season Karen uses three pairs of skates for Her perience oniccrbut it has also led to a career in -—TJ stretches oul your wookend • winning duo. Dayton's victories came over tho i ."Trans., P/S;Radio, Vinyl Roof ' — ..Pingry team of-Hanniis and. \*,?*~l,T '.L A 1 Miaiiiis-eole win Five athletes ; -Tho institute will lead to free figure ami dance sEatihg competitions. We bajlet. I have passed sevoral exams instituted (un! Now with moropowerful ' „ „ - ..IIU- WIIISUll.—•Ifc'ZTT certificates in ecology, con- estimate that she has gone through 36 pairs of •_ by the Royal Ballet Academy and have been.— sLindnrd Sixor oolion.il 4-cyl. Cranford team of Olson and Sabnlot, 8-3/ and '68 FORD FAIRLANE 500 SPORT servation, campcrafts, arts or V-8's"'Optipn,-iljill-whoel BE WISE! •• •_ - • , - • ••m^ ~ __- • TT ' TCOUPE V-8. Auto. Trans., P/S7Radio. skatesin the"past 12 years," Karen's parents offered ballet scholarships. My knowledge"of 'dW third place consolation points ovor the Union weekyil^Augusfc tvyomedrjls^lece^a^arded laurek- nnd crafts and special e,veats—=;pointftd_fiut.-_ .^ZcT •• ballctand ice skating jumps, spins and foot- -squad-of'-Diamond and Levin: ThTWilliams Wrestling Clinic, now in lts-15th- University; HeVb'Farrbll of CranforfTHioh • - : W.W. Tims,' 1295 work navo Coach John and education, all awarded by '•• tfADiTMicirNT'n Jin thin unr «», «ifii,.o made It—possible for me >to FOR6-COUNTRY SQUIRE netmen foi .,,1.,, »-i mi-uiui- season„rec.ora =r ^^^^teisttentjjr Boosters Club All-SpqrU'-'D'biner' V-8,. institute will bo held at Camp plus thoir_outslanding performances in Group I Auto, trans., P/S, Radio; Air. ' „ .._ ~~F,.rtment .-.whlch_waB^l)eld-last week-at-tITc GovdrnQr Shawnee in Waymart, Pa '. Sovo Tiniol- Savo Monuyl and, II 1>JJSIAA Tournament play=wJi'erc-lhey riir«.tr.r"'nf n. , A"t? and Williams were inducted into the c^Uere""' d•>-"-- 32 Springfiel' -'•-•-•d •boysnind~girls In the -^Morrls7Inn, Morrlstowri. ^_ ^ ^5 Cohvonlonl - Full'Prolocllon "lost lo Mountain Lakes, the state champs, after mml .'68 BUICK-LE SABRE 4 juvenile girls catagory: of 01. tnnH n»~ "» WresilingTIaHUrFamr e last MarctH^ -roc-ent-elghlh-anhuaTNow-derBOyTVAU'Platrrct' EocalTrcclplenls are:-Alvaro • MedeJrosT-as: proprlatclyenonghTTofiTgHhdependenr-sftiay defeating Pequannock nnd Chatham. Boro—and "^outstanding Jhe University " »«»-I-^J ^.Top, Auto. Tvrans., —P/S.-Rudio, Vinyl r DANIEL D.KALEM1GENCY 1 track and field meet heM.jtjcotchJPla'ins Highland ave., received an nwaCdlfor, JV education faculty atNowark Over the years.she has won other titles such class assignment for social studies "loacher" f for their excellent showing in the" UCC tqur- AccordingJo ii 11 ™»ir—= High School.- -.- I — ..-• • football; Leon R; Margules, 18 Avon rdi for ^Roof,W;W. Tiros, Air ' M495 as: 1006,.bronze medalist in the Central Park --.-— . A Comploto Insuranco Sorvl co i^NavalAcademithLeroy Alit?. of. State, will assist'Dr. Benson.. David Carl, . ', _. •' nnment. "Tlio team played. alLoulIQmriis-ln' --clinic-will bc insured. The saitenuingme snrinDfi»w t,^.,ni.t«ir«—.^iw. •„._•-.•_...... •._-. -• •• - •• -- free skating competition for. novice ladies; " *--•—•; John Allen of Seton clinic is- based brOughfliome-ZS-mBdals, eight—-varsity basketball; Scott MargulcsrlO Ayon_ Other Newark State fadulty' The film covers baslcskills in ice and figure . every match and never gave up until tlie last mainly for commuting st | I '69'DOPGE CORONET WAGON 8 Cyl., 1968,. North Atlantic j^pvlce-pair champion, Call 688-5950 hut —^iorTiir -pace7-The-winncrs~qualjfledTf6r~the"'"~fdTT6r JV basketball, as manager; IJandl-E. • members who will participate, skating Jit features the sldeof^competi tty(nmit-~— point was recorded. It was a coach's dream to Shallcrosrf of Union applying early enoughVayTbtaTn roonTand Auto. Transv, P/S, Radio, Ono Ovunor Eastern States-Novice pair champion;-1970, k SPRINGFIELD, N.J. '-.-—•'- -. state finals"this Saturday'at WaririajicTrpark,' Rotwein,T25 Sycaniore tcr., for.yolleyball and .-I 4695 as Instructors at the institute pracUc(Tsk atin"g"lhat_lhe public doesn't often _ see the. way thisi yonr^g squad worked to Ncw-Yorlc=;-boara-lh"Uie area. . ,-. —— South Atlantic silver dance sliver medalist, see, as well as the jumps, spins, whirls, turns . an Extra Season for Towing • overcome Us"weflk~points- nnd-to-improvc~its . Tljore were two double winnorsTTt the district % IMPinkLASPORrSEDAN^S, Auto. id-Chesky JQr, Staples Princeton Skating Club, competition senior' ~y\. Fee for the clinic is $2B-pc*r=weekJtoom:and varsity-track and cross-country. Persinger-and-ProfrDprothy" and movementiTwhieli makiTlt so exciting*. Bost tr\w Wtirjbrrof thorn nil, oven strong-points. Since we lose Howie Levine nnd .- -_- board expenses are oxfra. Sessions run oach -£meetrboth~from-Sprlngfield. Hugh Cole cap- Radio, Tinted Glass, Vinyl 1 CQC ladies bronze medalist, senior dance gold better for 72 with biggor stnndord l Holden. "'"" :.....'.....• ' Tl]e film is done in black and white, with her i USED Stu 'Licbeskiml'tlirdugh graduation, next.year's dayirpmj.Qfl..m: to noon and from 1:30 to-3 p.m. tured_.'he 75-yard dash (10.4) and: high jump: FJgpf.JflyW. T[ros -• ' medallsfTMrddle Atlantic Silver dance silver 1972 cngino. Rtnndard 'Dowor front dlsp : According to Cummings;" fathor acting as cameraman.. It also features H brnk o s. (_t 01 (1 m oj I o f RJL nncLn n teanTwill havo to w.ork_linL-diii^tti^opluco-th8K8 ' (4'tr)^juiu'm^c«mrrttitiMc;dttdiete.Ke«imis- medalist: 1971. Phllnrtflphln nrppVnlnr rfnnw J ~-uThis-is-thc-firsFyeanffe'-will- mngiical'suuiidtruck "tir~lllnstnrtP ttiu _iioor- —^-^^—VT^li;rr drbVk'o' •-JL-JwoJcey-pegfocmers-Tlfe-hovs'-flnvinp was a the various wrestling holdk'JSoys""are also ,,,, -„• , - '69 CAMARO GOUPE V8 4 Speed? goldmedalistrobtained the.gold.medal i TRAVELALL 1 I--.-.credit to themselves, tholrschnol, theTFparents" have - the backing. of . the ~thc sk.ith's "Deqiers 7 ==-^ffortied^n opportunity to'wrestlcoii'their-own --- MieJnidg«Uolas», i 'National'ACATecolfigy^prpject. - ^ and to the'edmmunity." . ..T" . P~~.— .T4ie_New Jersey AAU-Junibr Olympic's. Irack" •''•"^Iler-^limc'-seiaio'raT^csc'p^Q^wH'rto : Ten projects such^lasjours affe. y ga^c-frec-skat! -Guide, "'"-''"''' "'^!:ltiiiife-iirir.--jiipeo'W " ' " '_ of a •drive. Joj^jjg -lessonsztoiyoungSter.s and^dultw^t-the am lord ooQloglonlepneep.Ui; ^-eomgajtiorrj tonatlti?g.ciuhJUt ld.sisfp imea'asitjygitlyBEmeo^lfdnb^nW^^ 1 , „...__... ^ m-uuj.iwumiuauiAumi: - 'I y""" "-—competittw' skating Jrhrfle^of themjiajre-gol.d- ;. M mc 1 i art,Ex|ra;Sea fntemtem of recreation in Ocan-~ "havianat "'j. 'j-.:Tncdals in Ice" dnticing-with-tier paHner''Eric— the-sejtamJiniahlngwlTh^a-rr^rd^fWonp^ ^fjntod^GlBss, Air,'-$9295 the-^JaHonaT-eornT for Campfng . r "Cpgches aro save. The-»ia«i^hrowing southpaw alsdlddLin. h m u si—i i. ETseniof—Hcrtting,'.figuresjjriairceikatlriEr Eylond your ciimp- ~~ -WnnmrrnTfhl 7^nirhniiConferetice\itlelTiej^r---Competito'r^ mltteo forthe-deveTopmcntrof" J i0DS h : Williams' said .. . HB'with scveih-Meskin, who had a 1.85 BRA .':_-..- " . .. 1 ' ^P WP^°P y>12-year '- . careenMrtarwas- pairi fwiuLKareny. —-- Bofison. Go nnywhero in -jiehind-New Providence, CaldWelLand-Ivii 11 JDurn; and in eueh of four districts in the stale to- tlre~prbgfa"m." ' . . H t..: VOLVO applications to attend .'tfcclinic should \M 7 -- EARLVXOPY •. cam,° withlh two. outspf. pitching a no-hltteV . woirf• Wheh nth askee timed i,f sacrificher 12-yeae an- 'd expense•~" ,—•"- Kare"n Karen will study at Montolnlr State College >iny wonthor with with a composito acore'of 340. DnveJKotovsky qualify for these ' ' 8 1 '70 KINGSWOOfrWAGOKTAuto: Trans,, $4|*QR . The_instltute also marks the where she Intends to major in speech therapy. optional nll-whool drlvo. led the team with nrrHHiole score of us. : ' "" maiie_to Williams .al 1115 Willis pi., Roselle-- Publicity Chairmen are urned to 5 , ^: Caldwoll, a squad whlcluhadn't been -., beginning " of a '.JcaTinp' answered with an emphatic yea. 'ice'skatlng, And romombor that > ^Events on Saturday are for midgets and' • 'Park""•"•'i Telephftn• e number is 245-0043--•'- . Publicity Chairme-•• n are'•-• ' urge-"™d . T'"O , defeateefeated inn hlne.prevlouhlne. previous outings. . j.•-'•••• P/S, Radio, W.WrTirSsTAlV" "'" ' -'. - «blf 9«K. 1 Will Jhis necessitate (he end of her career on Following Kotovsky wore Dave Ilodes (87), cooperative program ,'.' as' in any competitive sporty has shown me the bonoalh that sfook body Jtmiors, on June t7""for seniorsLnhd^in- observe the Friday deadline for other— Derek Nardon« batted .298 to load the tcajin in "ice? "No,".Sighs Knrt'iV. "Once Ice skating is'lu BUV NOW and.enjoy Is tho clinssls nnd drlvu -Ml Morrl» Av8.,-summH SH^IOO 'f7O CAMARO COUPE V-8, Auto. Trans., -^^i^ — through which collego credit meaning of conscientious practice. It has also Stu-Garnwitz (89), Matt Teltser (91), Jeff 'ter.medlotes.'Compctltlon^oth days will be In than .spot news. Include your name,, that department. Jorry Ragojiese (.2»4) land your blood, it's therelo.stav." ' "• ' train of Amorlcn'a only 1 ."may be offered to qualified enabled me -to travel and compote with, '_ an EXTRA SEASON! Schneider (90) and nilllol Liebman (911). , the 440-yard relay, SO-,-75- and 100-yard dashes address and phpne. number. . Carmen Scapltullo (27s) followed huri. 1- P/S, Radio, W.W. Tjros, Tinted Glass, Air, '7||9n triiek-bulU pickup! 1 Penn participants. ' . " " - Rich Beiiflil-had-the-low-rounU for tho match and the sofiball throw^ for distance. •" ,t|k# NeyO '.. ..";••. :•_ •" , ' - '• . ..'••" "7 T played ,af .Ilaltiisrol Golf Course,' Springfield. .Further "information on the SPERCO . Regional competition will follow at Wesleyan . .^.HOLLYWOOD -- Columbia -PiQtures has JTHIS WORLD(j 171 . VEGA HAfCHBACK COUPE J| TAC Institute can be obtained by - INTERNATIONAL'72 KEEPS IT HAPPENING! The Mndisotrslhf shot a 77^-. •• • "'"• College, Mid^letown; Conn., with regional ' concluded negotiations for "The Man Who OF OURS 4-Spoed/Rodip^W. Tiros • •• | f 9V contacting Dr. Benson at **OTOR CO.»oe.| Invented a Wife," a contemporary comedy Newark, State- College, REAL ESTATE SALES TIRETAIJC ,, • which Arthur Penn will direct! Raymond telephone 527-2292. Registrar doodycar predicts that G50 million pounds of Information may bc obtained, from 'Knis's In Wagifex will produce the: film for. which" CadiMac-Oldimobile for thtj institute is Edward ; BILL'S AUTO SERVICE fabric will be used in the 241 million tires of all Cranford or Ray Holland atVhe ItahWay' Lawrence B Marcus will-write the Screenplay, "491 MORIIIS AVB., SifMMIT A Robinson,, president of the Comrriercial-industrial-a|b*drtment field. ' types and varlotles produced in the United Recrbation Department,, •• based on-hlk original story. New Jersey, -^American Compltt* Body Sliop S*rvie« -States in 1972; '"•• . • ' Previous experience desirable. setecT USED CARS - Camp|ng Association. ' -' 5 MORRIS AVENUE S»fvir»0 thm Subufl'an Ar*o dO Y'*ar» New department, just starting. ' «, AUTHORIZED Sales And Service I»JEXPRESS BUSES We improve 273-4529 , HOUgSr8TO5 •SHMM1IHIUIIIIIlliiiilllllllllllllllllllilllllllllliillliuiiiiiinilllliuillllllllI l Umbrella Trernehdous potential for th/eNp,rofessiorial 273-4S39 Mon. Thru Fri. TCACAHILL-COFFI r TO MONMOUTH PflRK with age. ribs vary and agressiye individual. ,. -TRUCKS J RWE TRACK ' Sun1 umbrellas, for lawn use, ' Opportunity to place rnortgages as well as range from six to twelve ribs Modal ' '•„ " ., .EVERY SATURDAY ••'' ' In size. The average, la eight /enter this."fe^clting- fietcT. :; CUSTOM BUSSES LEAVE MORRIS AND MlLLBURN KM Ihul the uwm »v»...,r ribs. Double-tier designs are 71TRAVELALL 313 Springfield Avji i herv, liDKff (,,uii mouiert unj .N WVES, AT 11:25 A,M AND FROM '»' currently most popular in sun •' N '"''h«r« Hiiioliiw )niwr«

B WOA Mlrfiaef,an Wednesday, rflnton *Ave.Ave.,, ivtfirvlntflon, , on Jersey attractions Nfew technique fakes only one visit to dentist To Place Your Ad Gertrude...Smart*.., The -funeral 1 To Place Your Ad "fj V 3T.' 1V73. of Union, N.J., service w<»s nt HAlfBERLE & Wednesday,Wednesd JunJ e 7. IntermenItrmt t in A rescarclier utlhc College of Medicine and ovud husband of Margaret (nee BARTH, . 971 Clinton- Ave., Fa'lirno'lounu ! CetJk ' 'A. fact-filled coloriuLfiUifJe to 4he state's seven to 30 years old. He emphasizes that the ' that's still healthy and functional, to give thd pplt-r). devoted son ot John and' Iryington on Friday, June 1. .•Dentistry.of New Jersey-New Jersey Denjal t (ale A^ary Bentja, brpther"of Jnwjr vacation, and tourist attractions is available process is still In the experimental ^tage and crown a proper base. •• • . ' , n Hollvwopa"Momor(fll MOORE—-Florence M. Simpson, School is using an innovative technique based Call 686-7700 eodore Hunedict and John Park, from the New Jersey Department of Labor and that results are not conclusive. , ." "WHh this now method, we are able to makeS fl nda. Ann of Miami, Fla...formerly of, Scotch on modern chemistry to'repair unsightly chips l o/ and Mrs. Sonya GAERtNG' On June 5, 1972, John Plains, N.J., on Wednesday, May Industry. • . '-'_•_ . The technique is based on polymerization, j^aJsfith loi)kasjjjojDil4s newJn.45 minutes. Even] DEAPLINEI TUESDAY NOON e fu.oerbt service wab a! O oi irvmoton,-beloved husband of 3.1,. 1972, wife of the la to John A,. -fin,, d entrie... . s ,in„ teeth . The method,r,c, developer ind by - the chemical-reaction in which a substance is- in the rare event that tho repair material? DEADLINE: TUESDAY NOON E • & BARTH the ifltp kuth (JIPD Lee), father'-or Moore, mother of John S. ^Moore Department Commissioner-Ronald M. FOR THURSDAY PUBLICATION f,.QWIAL HOME, 1100 Pint' John H. Gaering, nt home, and and f\flf$. Kenneth Thompson, Heymann said the brochure.- titled "Discover )r. Michael Buonocore, of Rochester,, and Dr. —. hardened by ultraviolet light. The tooth is first loosens and comes off, the tooth itself Is still as* PUBLICATION Avo'i tornpr- ol Vauxhail Wd.,, Mr*, Ada O. WuesthoH of Carteret, sister of Mrs. Genrude Madllcott, (lt <> 01 of N ew or k C|t Untofi. on "F:riday, June i1, (our (jrflndchildren and'a ore.1,* Mrs. Linda.Wood and Mrs. 2yHah the NPW Jersey," features a 'message from '°!"« I;.* ?- , ^ . X. can also be washed with a weak' acid soluUon, which etches it was before we began treatment. Moreover" ln Jenkins, also survived by four Inter*!*"."' Bayview C«?rni'ti;ry, orandchlld. The funeral -service used to fill in deep-etched rings around teeth. u,e tooth's surface very lighUy. Next, a pit and ' thee treatmontreatmentt requirercouiress nnoo loca lclat»n«hoh (our or more yta billing, order processing, willing Purnlture cleaned In your home. 4X4'$ etc. Garden—eqptV hand Mrs. Connie Uvidisl, brother of- PEERSEN-On Sa»urday,-June 3, generated krusiness volume. Accordingly, polymerizes-, the sealant. na.tura.Mook.ing color that matcherthe rest off e ya NJT'S LEADING SUBURBAN WEEKLY services w/r? at hthe SULLIVAN •department's clinic for six months. He has BS I| to learn simple bookkeeping, Free estimates. OOMESTICARE tools. 154 Indian Run Pkwy., ' John, Sam and Tom and 1972 Anna (Buchblnder), of 317 copies of the pamphlet are being distributed in The final step Inreva repairin Bg ulthee tool tootn hl ai slo to filla "thlCTe teethH1 . The material is carefully shaped pnc« K-7^- O»»V'!» more than M5^)00jr.t«h«iH)h.y PRUDENTIAL UNERAL HOA/.£, M6 E. Second- a NEWSPAPERJCHAIN WANTS A SHIRT- payroll, records. -Assume of the Orangu. 445->3a8 or Union. 1 '. . Salem Road, Union, N.J,, beloved trcatrcntmedl abounhnut t 77(01 (v™ . \i L i * " "" ""- - - memaienuiisuareiuiiysnapeaonca Avay Rosalie, on Saturday. June 3. grandfather of Landlsl- Fuherai ~ wife of .E mil M., devoted mother of quantity to major travel centers in adjoining ' f">m —tooth-shaped, celluloid mold with composite - it^s Bonded to the tooth, to further add to thi i.u«5orww«rf»arninflmbrVthan»l2,0oa_ay«ar~ * responsibility for one woman DOME5TICARE of -Short Hllli, R6-81I SLEEVE PKO OR STRONG ASSISTANT M^ ' Interment Graceland Memorial • was-, from The GALANTE" Mrs. Helen Slpp. and Mrs.1.-Emily 'start with a sub»tontla|-«alary"ov«r'a fiiriiryiaf-'lralnlng parlod ...has immediate^openings. office. Near public transportation 4J»-»193. PartopKenllwqMh. " rUNERAUJiOAAE/406 Sandford"' states and in the Dominion of Canada inviting dividual appeals for tourists and residents. filling material. The mold is fitted ove4 the: illusion of reality. j plus.commlt«lon»,Exc«llent trlnoe beneflh>,Vncludlng a company IrrtTvlngton. Write to Box 1349, c-o - v X7-3-7- Ave., (Vailsburg), on Monday. Heiss, sister of Mr*. Holene Van LOOKING TO MOVE UP THE LADDER. OARAOE SALE; Moving out of. Mcer; also' survive^ by three tourists to New Jersey," Commissioner chipped tooth, and the filling material inside it "What we are doing here. is duplicating paid peniton plan. No_ni«d_io_Trav«l. No need to relocate. A Union Leader, 1291 Stuyvesant area. Saturday, June 10,10 a.m. 14 C A'JI ff A.L U Pti ~ I d ft " ("0 0 In tor men J. Holy Sepulchro Also included arejistings of public hunting c6nvenl*nt »uburban locajon. plenty o» free parking. SALARY COMMENSURATE WITH for full-time employees in Aye., Union ; ... Comctery. - • • grandchildren. Thefunefalservlce • Heymann commented. - forms a chemical bond with the polymerized WILL care for child In my home :30 p.m. -50 Ellen Str,"Urrlort7--- clopj>»ttln1), on Wednesday, May was hold at the MCCRACKEN and fishing- grounds; recreation 'facilities results obtained by other researchers last year] EXPERIENCE,-* MANY OTHER for working mother, Irvlngton. 373. (directly behindHalnasFarm) 31, JB72, of Newark, wlfq, of FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris, x provided a+stnte forests and parks; schedules sealant. When.the.mold is removed, after a the men who actually developed the process.7 CallourShortHIII»Offlce37»-67MorWrlte Sox No. 1354. Suburban" the following positions:. 2670. -. . . R-a-m ThQiMBS E. Cantalupo, M.D., HARTENSTElM—John M'.', oh' Ave., Union, . on Tuesday. —Heymann pointed out that the booklet , which Publlihlno Corp., l»i stuyvesant Ave. Union N.J. COMPANY BENEFITS. CALL MR. ASH, v mother of Mrs. Louisa Josephine . Saturday, June 3* 1977, age 86 Interment Evergreen Cemotery. comprises 27 illustrated pages and travel of nctivitie'sandattractions awaiting visitors to minute or two, the chemical bond Is so strong explained Dr. Oppenhelin_i'But as far as I ' • • --vr ~ - - SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS Fonkjnidauahterof Josophine and ' .years, of Irvington, hu&band of-the 686-7700 FOR APPOINTMENT. _. OARAOE SALE: One day only; fate Anna L. (neeOohler), dovoted ' directions to specific recreation areas, is a the several resort-aind mountain-communities; that Dr. Oppenheim hasjiad 90 percent success know, there are still-only a few private prac- PART TIME' antiques, glass, china J. misc. Old the'la to Nicola, sisterof Mrs. Glna LPN desires 4 or 7 days 8 or 12 things, new items & In-between, • • Sm«ra(di, Altesandro and Frank- falhor- of Mrs. . MJI tod—A»_ -WCH-ARISELLA-On Sunday, and details on a dozen ski slopes that offer with teeth repaired by the new method. COLLEOK STUDENT—JUMMBR IllAIIItt); jLjiou-Jwe-a-hlnh school or partial college B A.M. to 4 P.M. handy "reference for those who, plan either.a titioners and dental educators who are using ' ACCOUNTINOOPPICE 0 Ol n l nt< u l v (or UAM^to7PUA.M^o7P,MM. hours, day. .or night. Good Saturday JUne loth, 10 -5 P.M. 14» V. Cioppettini, also . two McPherson,. grandfather of Mrs: May 28, 1972, 'Alfred F,, Of 980 Mall Clerks, Summit 1 Eut Heavy^stock work, i to 5 p.m. M\\ i f ^ ! .^ ? " ', ourlpeclal Training PrograWwe raf erences^CBjLanytlme.' grandchildren. Funeral was from Barbara -Hard man,' groat- Greenwood Road, Union, N,J., brief sojourn or prolonged visit in New Jersey. outstanding recreation duflngjvlnter months. "Before this technique," he explained, "tho this technique on patients. We're very pleased . win s.tartyou at a level commensurate with your background Alternating weekends and Plymouth Rd., Union , < • . Dfango. No typing. HO. Hr». »'5. Monday thru Friday, call lor MAIL CLERK . holldaysT-GoooTai-iIng salary. R-«-(.19 ThV^GAULNXE * FUNERAL . grandfather of Robert and Richard., beloved husband of Ruth iBryers), Sections are deyotad ,to~"Now Jersey's only, way toTepalr a badly'chlpped or ridged that we've had such good results from It, and "On bus route. Feet paid. Call appointment. 374)254, Apply Personnel Dept,, HOME/ 2B00 Morris Ave. on ^ Hnrdman. Tho funeral servlceivas- -father of Leonard C. Copies of the brochure may be obtained from Messenaer, have car, Mlllburn today I ARLENE PERSONNEL .._,._ •- ^ x-4-a-i ELECTRONICS" I firm. Salary to»l» + car expense.- assignments at an accelerated rate of advancement;— - Mortcfey. Interment Holy Cross " Mrs. Holen " -Atlantic—Shorcrstatcrhistoric sites, sufrimer the.New Jersey Department of Labor anS -toothwas to make aJ£rpw,n for It. That's ex- glad' that our students are learning how to 377-J395, 37J Morris Ave:,' OARAOE SALK—RAINED I CcM^tory. In lieu of flowers "" FOR' FUNERAL$;^V7] CUnton- FeePald.McCABE ,• OVERLOOK HOSPITAL I will bibyslt In my home. Near Avc., irvlngton, on Tuesday, June Industuy.-Division.of Economic Development, pensive, and takes more than one visit to achieve Uiem hefeTtTthe clinic and later in Springfield' PERSONNEL,- 790 Broad St., Desperate reductions:-,.Furniture, donation's will bo accepted for St. . X6-8). SECRETARIES: 193 Morris Ave., lt "iTvlnpton cutitBr. clothing, houiehold-=Hi*fntV' Jarin** Hospital. - . . .. 6. intorrnent in Woodland grandchildren.' Funeral sorvlce - thweslern mountain country that hold in- P.O. Box 400, Trenton, New Jersey 08625. complete Jt also entails removing a lot of-toetb—Jbelr own-practlces.'v , __._, 1 : Newark. 433-4787;- RIES: Positions open for both experlfnceo R 4-8-1 Cermiiery. I R M-l Secretaries and recent greas. Good steno and typing iiui|j — • Call 372-2540 .electrical -equipment. MUCH was held from the MC CRACKEN" - . 1 Field Service BW MORE. After 10 A.M. Thurs., Prl. FUNERAL HOME, 1500 Morris ALL-SKILLS -required. . '- ~• • -- ••- -•—^. - - • ' TEACHERS_ ' HOBER — Ludwid. dn Tuesday, —MANAOE_tu|lv_al •«rsat., June-8, 1 a, loth, A' CWJifiTADORE—On1 '". Satu. Avo., • Union, on Wednesday. Teachers needed tor special sales Juried, IW3, John of 3)2 N." 22i _ •May 30, 1972, of "Springfield, N.J,, . LIK&. PEOPLE! ca—.r wash,. Good salary and position with FIELD WILL babysit In my home "for; —BelmoralrAve—Unlortr Entombment In Hollywood commission. Experience not working mother. Hot lunch • sti .Kenllworth, N'J., boloved beloved husband of MargareMnco Mausoleum. In Hou~oTflowors, - Meet them working with COMPUTER 'KEYPUNCH "OPERATORS: Experlence^ejejTOlrSalerybased ENTERPRISES; Call 333-7171.- hustknd of Maria (Capparelll) Kapptcr), devoted fathor of. Mrs, to minimize - necessary.~tall Mr. Warren, £8g. X6-8-1 fenced In yard.!Upper Vollsburo.- dovi|ed father of John, Michael, .Herbert Radom, brother of Erwln contributions may bo modo lo a klll and experience.. .._ • _ • Reasonable. 373^824. — lavorlte charity. - - • A-LTEHPORARIES —ENCODER •-••••— Q30J j-: ; OARAOE SSALEA ! Wide varltty.j Jo^iin*-Vlncent and Lisa Marie, Huli*r in Germany, grandfather of •Must have, bailc—accounting (/ Xo-8-7- nn • W5 M6rrij Av«., Union M41M1 cents_upp. GlasswareG , furniture, 'sonrjOf Veronica and Michael, Mjgllo*?.'.. ^, .Car 1 Radom. The knowledge or bookkeeping -dHOUJMADSTREET b: No experlence.necessary, but a reasonable TELEPHONE SALES chriitadoro, brother ol Michael SINK—On Thursday, Juno-1,-1972. 101 No._Woo«ortDalUr utilizing 3rd generation ColonlaL.AVtiUnlon; ~ on Saturday.- Interment Rockland _Uni ted states this year, ttbleto theft."-- hardware and . 4th division secretary. 2 years- STREET CpRotewood Rd., Livingston, J.r-of Sayrovillo, husband of I fi eaiy, even If you've never ~ J - •' ' X6-I-1 1 experience required. Must be Lake," N-V. In lieu of flowers, -' •- ••- of. "told" before. Call now for peneratlon concepts. rForanJnJervlew.ploMevlilt our-Employment-Bureau any Mn SEMl-profltsble business farsale Kerly—of Newark, dovot«jd_ Grace, father of Eva Marie; son of contribution^ may bo-made-to 'St. - According to n new liooklct Thfr^ national rate -excellent-typlstrgood-wltn-figures- ftet_-.of_Doroihv—Cinckocky-^ J 0 hn-and-lhe-la-to-Evar-tor-oth* r-o f- T T OWUMPCEASE-PTIONElII and exceptional - shorthand. between B A.M. and J:30 P.M., Monday through Friday.- for bored housewife. Be your own DESK/ custom red velvet chairs, Mrs, 5"usan Seneca, Mrs. Helen- Mary's Hospital, Orango, NTJ. 'ecoyery-for"slolen_autos is ; .—VSIIlbtirg, Irvlngton -REQUIREMENTS; boss with fringe benefits. —Window screens, typewriter, range . Funeral servfeos—"wore • ot 1 : StartinStargg salary 151522 0 per month. JOURNAL HABJBERLE L BARTH HOME Karl nod tho late Sieve. Service Insur'anco-Companies, the percent, but it varies; GOAAPUtER At iMSta years electronic" CalClll (J01) 447-1760 hood, etc. 82 6arden Ov.l, wot) at GALANTE FUNERAL VITAL6— Philip j., on Sunday, Techlnclan Training and, 3 CRICKETS FOR' FUNERALS, 971 CMnton number . of autp thefts has Union - Springfield - Rowlle • Z.4.B.1 SprlngfleldrSatri'Sun. 10-2 PJW, Avft.i'JrVlngton, on Friday, June 2. HOME, 2B0Q MOiYls^AlTtrrUnlon, Juno 4, 1972, of MopTewood, Ion of . throughout the country. For Kenltworth -linden. OPERATOR .or more yearsexperlence In [ ' / — R4-I-U Cremation at - R.osodale • on Saturday. Interment Evergreen Angelina- and tho lato Frank, '• 353-4M0 checkout and repair of CONSIGNMENT SHOP brother of John, Frank, Mrs.-= Jncreasedby 300percent in the example* the chances -of REPlAC£3rHQSE IEAKY % ~ TRAINEE- . NE?tyEXTHAMONEY7 would, like to hear from you If you 72 South St., New Providence Cr.wnatory, Orange, Cemetery. • a, Mountalntkte". ••- • . "Dowrilown Newark Savings Bank .^digital computers and are experienced In sales Or public J hoio^a—iiinjojiPj-Mrs. Lucy __JasLJen_yc'fl'rs-,... costings the retrievinga car-stolen-in New MiMJ associated peripherals. In a Earn MO to 180 for a few evenings a ential —Tues.-lhruSatt.. 104_ , .— »i(O USE HOLD Items: Kitchen has an opening tor a computer week. Call 4875217 or 9447790; contact work; table, movie prelector, children's Gufhra, Mrs. Loonora DlNicola, communications ; 444-7474 or 273-7291 "CO&ER—Carrie (noo Docrflein), KISH—On May .30, 1972, Lester, of Alnerican public-over $250 York City are under 50. per- MIRACLE! H4-J9-1 operator tralnee.-Mo-exper4ence^or -R 4151 clothing/toys, silver trays & misc. or n a a< Union, boloved son of Mary-.(nco_ and tho late ThomSsT Funoral was GUTTERS ^17 special school / necessary, "envlronmeot, • preferably rnilliqn annually. - cent. wllh-X' a computer An. unusual opportunity Is Sat. VSun., June 10.11, 13-5 P.M. K^ ^. X',jyj)?^'. *?^* ? ?. ^/ Leopold) and-tho Jato stephen.Tho from GAL-ANTE—FUNERAL -.Exceellen" t' opportunit•y• •'lo. _r". _•- available In our Phone Sales 513 Scotland Rd., Union. 488-5W1.' ye.wt, ot IrUlngton, beloved wlto oi - tunerak.was from GALANTE HOME, 406 Sandford Avo.,. —W« uit only Wtavy duty (.032) whit* aluminum qualified applicant. Full benefits. manufacturer. Most ONEOIRLOFFICE 213 Washington Street, Newark, NJ. 07101 Division toa person experienced In "Vour car doesn't have to be ; '•'The public simply doesn't >: : Instructions, SEfiools • / • - ' . ' R4412 John A. Cooper, dovoted mother of FUNERAL HOME, 2an(i Morris._ (Vallsburg), on Wednesday. 9«lt#rin(; praporly Initalltd by our ckilltil craft*r ForappolntmentcaH-(124:SfJOO-Ext.- demonstrate .proficiency.. conttructjort-eeneral-cnnlractor. '•'' An Equal Opportunity|Employe't M-F sales, or a sales minded person " ^Harold A. (Orlal) Ooms of Avo., uunion, , onsaturday, Juno, 3. Intor.mcnJ GateJ^r ot.. Hoaven new or expensive: to intereiSt relate the soaring auto thefts Includes: WIRf, BANKING-TELLERS 363 ' with osdlloscopesand other Located^ It) 401 Park Avenue, : with outgoing personality, lo phone tifleld, and Mrs". "Earl "$: IntermenItt t Hollywood_MomorlaHlldMorll Comtjtcry. > -car thieves," the brochure to the higher, premiums they •MD. CONCEALED HANGING SYSTEM Equal, opportunity Employer test tools, diagnostic ScotchPlalns, N .J. Looking for full from our office located In a new- /OARAOE SALEi Dining Room.; 'pthy) Walter of Laurens, Park. POSTS, FITTINGS - K 6-8*1 programs, and the tim-e, secretary (beginner can be bulldlng on-Mountain- ave In... - PIANO " INSTRUCTIONS set, 9 piece its • Meytag washer,, ,*.j ^ sistor of Mrs. Annlo ZIERMAN—On .Sunday, Juno 4, states. In some cases more have to pay for insurance,- (Mot ju.t nallxt uj>.) , . v Excellent preparation of equipment— —lonsider-^red)..fyplng.sOme e easy REPORTER-EDITOR, for Springfield, N.J.,; business and B*glnners~Br-tntermedlates for household effects, tools ft coins, 1972, William, of 13. Oakland-St., avallabl|lty_repbrts. J C;.J^;I_InaTelephoneKiUnoEIc. ' suburban weekly newspaper SECRETARY June, July & August.' Hoprs Sensible, also stirvlvod~by five - monev can" tic made strippind! "states -Continental—Vice- MMMU • icall 8 to id for Real Estate office. Diversified professional men. . etc. 834-WalAut St., Rosalie Park "" '".0r^P^cill!dr.ei*^LhJ?.fu_nofals?iyLc.t? LANTZ~H«izol M., of 10 Wcllesley lltNjhlvdbiiibaiilotlnotonjNjTpihalovod-biiibaiidd • PRECISIOH FORMED PARTS EREE JSTlMATES opportunities tor. . COSMETICIANS , -Telep 1332-7715.4 chain, Experience essential, flexible. Reasonable price. Inyour (nearsumner Aiie.) Saturday/10^5 of EiTy Nodor, devoted father of SALE! knowledge of page make-up duties, good typing a must. Office home or mine. Call Barbara 232- FOR FUNERAL5,"971 May"29, 1972, auntof^Mrs. Walter a car and_selling the parts to President Bruce Abrams7 ^» ««LL NEVER PEEL, CRACK Tellers In Union » to 5 Sahjrday;~AAU5t-have-; a:m.) locatstei d at 5 Manor Drive, Newark. We will teach you at our expense Ave.,, Irvlngton,-— on • B-. Ferguson. Funeral sorvlco was h S V experience. Apply In person. Extenslve_travel R-4-B1 Company benefits. Call Mr CaJI Mr how to be successful In telephone •7599.' ' •- • • »/• . • moSrandd«h(orVholuSSi crooked junk yards and auto "That's the only explanation branches ot fine New -Milton, iS4.7700. ' M_Ocaneda at 371-7500. 1 _ . /• F-4J-9 at SMITH AND SMITH ™ V lSSi 100 FT. OR BLISTER DELL'S DRUGSi.V83 Stuyvesant R4-B 1 sales. . - . ,,z • J:JL jBw*fi5>d.Memorial Park. • (SUBURBAN) 415 Morris Avo.;4 .sorvlco was holela»'-.The .supply dealers than by selling for the indifference .we. see Jersey Bank. Good Ave;,.Union. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS OARAOE SALE 1 Round table; »n •• • _.-: -SBt.inglieJd,-N.Jr-T-hursday, Juno 1. ' R N AIL COMPItmY IhSTflli • MADE Op STURDY ALUMINUM X4-B-1 For college students and Starting Income Is S100 a week, L the car as a whole. _ every day." SUMMER Music Day Camp for wicker chairs, folding chairs «.'• —ECaxe«-T—H owa r d RT-,— on- I n tor men f S town r ts v I l-l 0 rsS Mo^s ^"Snio^rfn l+cs-;—r+rber a I If you're seeking a career .housewives. Port tlmo.-—L^_ RETIRED MEN WANTED addltlonalTj-lncome~through our boys - ,9-13. Gr^oup ' lessons, table, lamps, bikes, sliver, picture - _ Saturday, Juno 3, 1973,-ago-40 Prosbytorlan Comotcry,- •wednosdov." cremation private— - Many stolen ears are While no car can be made COLORS position with growth and._ _.star_t.nowL.3Ba.3ti8. _ i_. _FJ3R PAR.T TIME WORK S EC R ET A R*. ' .1 attractive-Incentive'compensation" frames, bric-a-brac etc. - 119 STALLED [benefits, pleasant ensembles, 5wswlmmingT^tennisl g7tenis,, —years,of Newark, devoted brother Stowarfevillo, N.J. in" llou 6f eventually sold in parts to nn completely theft-proof.. IN I HIDDEN HANGERS -COUNTERMAN challenge, offer|naTl"OOoa—' — ' -=T D'4.29-1 AS GUARDS. plan. Excellent working conditions .archeryarchery, plng/pong' " ' ' , sosof"ft ' aball"",," Berwyn St.. Roselle Park. Sat. S, of '.William J. and Clifford M. flowers, contributions moy bo STOCK. .^working— conditions. -S-TOGk-CtERK salary and comprehensive CALL 354-3888 and fringe benefl,tsr hikes, etc. CalFOohn Josa, 444-331143311 . Sun., June 10 6,-lUfr-om-40-a.rn,- 4 Eckert, Mrs.-Kelen-Van^Glfrrenr made—to—Ihe—Amerlcon-Cancor overseas market, netting Continental suggests several WaUrtft* benefits, please send your OPERATOR—M-FPfOll-tlme-ell J 1)0-8-1 _— MEDICAL:~ p;m. • Ruth M. Ecker' and Mrs'. Dorothy. Society. Coll7S4-M5« lor lumber yard, 376-5950. retume—r-ahd salary around experienced operator For Immediate consideration .,--..- --•-- K.I-13 McConnoll.. The -funoral servlco thieves "up to four times the - precautions to make your car ••requirements. In PLEASE CALL GuHtrCo. 1ST.. PLAINKIELO ;Cal I—Personnelr^AW- confidence, to:. | , - ... Stylist and a very good beginner OOUGLA5 COLLEGE STUDENT Was at HAEBERUE & BARTH MC" CCEVE— Louise (nod owners' original investments.--—.less vulnerable T5~ nr-t operator. Top salary. Call 488-4493 ROUTEAAAN DESI?eS TO TUTOR DURING HOME . FOR FUNERALS, V7\ Zimmer] on Sunday, Juno <*, 1972, HOLLYWOOb FLORIST 4800, ^—-for an or 241-3439. " •- -X-4.B.1 $159.00 • 4 day week, .all union 1JECRETARY Rummage Sales— 13 —Cllnfon^Ave., Irvlngton, on About 20 percent of the cars automobile should always be .PERSONNEL MANAGER MR. SLAnERY—46.7-1722 THE/SUMMER MONTHS. CALL at St. Petersburg, Fla., formerly of ' U(12 Stuyvosant Ave.. Customer Service Reps benefits. Knowledge of North & If—you are looking for an 484>5952.- " Wednesday, June 7, Intormont In Newark, wlfo of tho late • John stolen are never recovered, -appointment. (No phone calls, please) time, ... Central Jersey helpful. Call or Cresthavon Memorial Pork, Union Irvington locked, with the windows_ PART TIME or full -excMIng,--Interesting and / , . ' ~" '•• „ F-4-8-9 RUMMAOE-SALEi 1012 W. St. Mcclovc, devoted "mother "of Mrs. Wospoci.iliR' in Funornl CALIFORNIA .Still-growing. Require 7 more experience nocossary. Learn to apply 484-2710. ' ~=~ responsible position, answer An Equal Opportunity Employer., Clifton.. -^— Gcrtrudo Jackson" of St.- and one-third of those found closed and keys removed;—Of George - Ave., Llnden._u.NeXt to .Desion utomoblle luggage,. br,,,packages should, week In retail carpet store. skills In-aadliion to-some" on' CALL COUECT commissions, fast advancement. LOST OOLD CHARM insurance rates. Individual never be left where thieves - riill tin* Maten WerK -Excellent salary pfus commission'. AsK'-fb• • f Bo- b Lltt.IttrhKnrfl , 3f*:*414; .knowledge ol terminology REFRIGERATION BRACELKT—Thursday, May 34th 124 Houri incl. ai-turiiinfi * ~ BEAUTICIAN . • ' Flexible hours, Celt Mr?Allen, 944- and experience In the OH Burner Serving; AUTO _y|cinilyJU-Motor-Vehlcle Parking premiurns, -howcve"r, are Sunday) Fr«a itilmalM 0233. . . ,i. Sundayi5B47470. .'• medical field. This position can see tliem. Park inwell-lit EXPERIENCED ONLY DAY (Ivork.r wanted to clean Hoiir«wi Earn vacation 046-1 TELLERS DIESErMECHANICS'auWmallc Hot or Newberry's Parking lot, --.-»• W«y RUIM EqUlpiMd _••_ STEADY ' ShortHIMs home. •-..'.,. - :.. R.4.B-1 truly offers diversification trans.; auto, air cond. j day or eve. Springfield, REWARD. 273-4231,' detcrm ineffTiy-o-eewbination areas, especially,at night. If 287-11 SO full IniunlM* Cavtni* money, , .nlerestlno work, . and challenge to the person ' CALL 6S8158I, «Ves.-*M'158O 1 day per week. evenings. No Investment. 3B1-J915, FREE BOOKLET. pf factors.Thetype of car you you have a garage, useJl. nnd~ Please call 4W-O4J1. - PART TIME STENO SALESPERSON For • ladles who is qualified; - '" EXPER D -- ' R 6-8.1 245-W32. . : sportswear .shop. .Monday .& • ' ... R4-8-J Teletype experience deslrable. LINCOLN T-ECH.- own, for instance, affects the lock the door. ' , . '.. -iRB-e-1 Friday fflgh'ts, Saturday all day* Salary 'Is excellent plus 1 Losr&ACHSMUNb yioo 1 -"MUsl.be good typist/ some filing, Must be -..over ' 18^ Appfy NAMED "SABASTAIN," _Ukel!hbod of its being stolen as The JOT registration should , BE YOUR OWN BOSS . order processing Jciuitomer" liberal fringe benefits and INSTITUTE. DENTAL" 'Amsl staiit •dmln'lslr alor. HIOH SCHOOL students-work KAUFMAN'S, 1037-Sfuyvesant Ideal working conditions. ^ STATE__ -wearing red collar, call 477-2254. well ns the cost _of DURA-B1LT PAVING C i Startygurownbuslnou, _ i'/i days. 2 offices, Moplowood & phone contact. Pleasant.sales 'AverrUnlorj. V«'ux Hall Rd., Union, US SUBSTANTIAL REWARD. not be left- in the glove com- _ Will lead you into veverry high from our Irvlngton offlcfi-jerveraerrall off I e.e,'.. »y r r ou ncI l

i. ••'•! .Thursday, Jlin6 8, 63 . Painlfhg & Papefhanging Driveways 41 Landscape Caideningi , Rooftnt& Siding , . 80 ApattmenliJoxBent .101 : Houses (or Saje 111 n - Houses lor Sale '~r—Merchandise lor Satr *r"'-~"'*: I Msrchandise lor Sale - " 15 J L LEaVlno Contractarc Spring, IRVINOTON • " ' ' Specials, low prices, free 5I«I« RoM, al IRVINOTON .__:_,.. .1 _. language ; LANDSiCAPE 6 rooms, '1st floor. Stuyvesanl One family -'fToonwrCummlngi Orlalnal. Recyclers Serai?' Metal estimates. All work guarante«rf. Painting,' rnason • work, small. '— and GutterV Sl. Excellent condition. Call-'JM- Call us first. 923 1535 or 751-7424 . pbs. 'Free estimates. Fully Ave., Oilldren OK; available-July •- UNION ., . ' - .' ' ^^ llurpans can make some MAX WEINSTEIN SONS 66 .A 0-2(1-80' 0761 your week ahead " ''«•.* A 4 15 41 Insured.' Yugo Painters, 673-7387 1st. Call 399-153).' , SINCE IW , or 475 0877. • . ' ' Z-4-8111 -ORCHARD BARK ~ :700,000 differtnt,-jneanlt)gful= 3434Morrls Ave., Union ,, '» Z 4B101 Mid 4O'» colonial home', featuring Dally 85, Sat.* 3 . K i-/ 6« ROOFINO ft SIDINO, gutter* t, Eestlircs IlirouKh—=body™ ^CLEARANCE Made . ' '" •' "A4873 Leaders, small repairs, all work IRVINOTON 3 large"' bedrooms, iVi- baths MEN NEEDED TO SHARE WONDERFUL OPPdRTUNITVI. - -sctence kitchen with nook fol movements and facial. jfex- BVDR.AW.DAM|S< guaranteed.by Barrett a, Sons,call COMPLETELY FURNISHED -STAM*.—coLtECTIONl 'US^J. Monthly Maintenance PAINTERS—Reasonable rates. 9343042. . . Excellent 3 bedroom colonial, dining room, • f^ .Gettjri!)_RfiadyJto_C7oierf5r_The Summer .. Forelon Accumulations etc. Also TTO0TETFOR 'INFORMATION aneled kitchen, full dining room, prossionB. ELECTRICAL WORK DONE Color expert, apartment e.B-uo CALL 3774550 AFTER 5 P.M. coins. Immediate cash paid, 233- NO JOB TOO SMALL Spring Cleaning * specialist, bl-level house exterior. Keated porch, garage, pleasant 0917. '••••' . , • , Z4I510I location. 124,000 Won't lastl Act : « CALL J52 4519 nAYS Call 474-04*4. •"—=-- '•,-' Re-ROpFMTO-.anb- ulterr» bur Forecnt Period June It, June 18, 1972 SHIFTS ROBES TRAVELSETS PATIO DRESSES .*•- K 6-32-18 eT Shrub planting and A 4-15-73 O fasll Eves: Mr. Knapp .9441227. H THE BOYLE CO. Pruning. specialty, We do out own work. -UNION * OAKHMOOe RE-AtrTY tremendous Savings' Large Selection , Free esflmates. Call 374-4340 Cillery of Homej . Realtor ARIES „,., You arc inclined t<^ be arrogant, durinf the TV. SET WANTED ' PAINTING 3'/i rooms 8. garage, control own Realtors 3744822 E l B •Mar. 21 -Apr. lft JOHN POLITO Licensed Lawn Repalrlng*- . T • :. " ~ A 4 29 80 heat. Available July 1st. S175, "•' * Z4-8IU " present cosmic cycle, it seems as thouRh luck, PortSbre, Console and color, SCOTCH LADDIEMATERIAL Adults preferred. Wr te Box 1350, _S& D.i .WVi:v:, ^gj£"gf 487-4674. . . •>, • . Electrical Cngtraclor. Repairs & EXTERIORS in one form or another, will change your atti- maintenance. N6 job loo small. • Sppt s«tln« and. LLimi e c-q; Suburban Publishing, 1291 " r48.iti tude toward an associate, , ''>'. *" PEARL LEVITT ) and FertlllilnFtllll g CALL 48852SS Rug Shampooing 81 Stuyyesant Ave., Union. 2 48-101 MAPLEWOOD 410 Ridge wood Road, Maplewood, N.J. Call us for prompt iervlce. EL 3 -: _.. X 4-15-73 - P'OPerty Wanted 3445. 120 ••••-•• TAURUS Keep your conversation 'on the light anU casual WE' ~ REASONABLE In ground »wlmmlno'poot,"2 batfll. hone SO 2-9716 - HOURS: 12:30 to 4:30 . • f A » A PAINTING and general HILLSIDE ? Apr. 20 - May 20 side; Many members of your sign are destined BUYBOOKS contracting.' Interior & exterior. fireplace, SW,9007lTted" woman a CLOSED MONDAYS 330PARKAVE-, PLAINFIELD RATES PROFESSIONAL RUO 2 apartments •• Heat, hot water, feO«TEO)TBarnegal to become involved In malicious s'ea'ridel - Special rates for starting season. SHAMPOOING in home. AUo wall 'decorated, Immediate occupancy, pines area,' Lacy Township . ,— R4-B-15 -PL 4-3900 Fences - . 47 FREE ESTIMATES. Call after 4 refersnces;jecurlTyr4 rooms, wall GEMINI „ Ac^eordlni,' to your chart,, a radical change . II 6 29 18 •' - /, 6-8-111 Bayslde Beach Sales Co., P.O. Box Call C. Mirk, 7434054. p.m., 437-W9. — lo wall carpeting. No pets J2B5. 5 25, Forked River, N.J. or Call (609) - - X 4 15 73 rooms S270. 5279449. *•'.•. May 21 • June 20 "veiled as a subtle event, will change a major .5 PIECE chrome kitchen set, long ••"'' - X-TF MAPLEWOOD LION EL TRAINS WANTED OUAL-ITY CHAIN-LINK & WOOD Z 4 8101 ;. "_ Z415120 department of your Iffe.- ifall closet walnut-, steel metal IN ANYCONDITION fences, erected—at a very CHANCE OF ALIFETIME •wardrobe wall closftt. 374-7174. CALL 447 0167 reasonable_cosl to you. Call 373- Maintenance Service «SB OLYMPIC PAINTING CO. MOST , Services Offered 82B Delightful colonial, hugs, science MOONCIIIt,D • In one form or another, most members of y.our- -R68-15 EXPERIENCED IN N.J. FOR IRVINGTON *~ kitchen, 3 bedrooms/-many-«xtras, v Space Wanted NEED ft~SPMr~7' S043 anytime. liOA INTERIOR OR.. EXTERIOR For July I-Aug: 1. Modern 1 reduced to $34,900 for fast sale. June 21 - July 22 sign will bp tempting oV misleading a member R 4 35-18 -- F4-J.47 PAINTING OR . DECORATING, bedroom, large room*, excellent of the opposite sex. Also, keep personal mat- CONTENTS OP HOUSE- Fine C H.A.R.L E S L A'N-1 E T Hurryl Eyes: Mrs. Cummlngs 741- lu/nlturc, • Haywood-Wakefleld PLASTERING OR ANY RE- PATIO & location. $218. 2 yr. lease. Garage • 4360. • . ~ IS tt X 2111 rt space, 22o7ower, ters to yourself. ; ;„ -. •——_^.. CHAIN LINK FENCES MAINTENANCE SERVICE. PAIRS. CALL. 374.4774.^ 24:HRT 112. 41 Myrtle Ave. See supt. Apt. tK»drpom, Dorkey-Gay dining FI6orswaxedAnd cleaned, homes, SIDEWALKS OAK RIDGE REALTY-^-• wanted tor wire work In Union room, Klttlnger tables, down sofa, All sixes and Colors. SERVICE. REASONABLY A-5 —!=-,-. , f 4B101 Realtors 374-4822 County, Call 374)543 days, —" LEO Calltor FREE Estimates. offices/ complete janitorial work. PRICED. MANY FLAT-TEEING Additions, all mason work, evenings,. 374-1825; ° "Apparently, there's going to be deception and -JcUcfws—&et^—-Air conditioners, Business UandtS normal room. MU 8 4919, carpentry. Free estimates JO yrs, _ , Z.4 8-111 intrigue, among a group or persons with'whom Food a Rama, • Kclvln'ator Deal dlrecct with Installer. REFERENCES. FULLY. Z4B-120A Phil - 239-3553, MU 8 4987. INSUREDr~FHBE ESTIMATES. experience: AD 3-2440 Apartments Wanted _; 102 you associate. Steer clear of malicious gossip. FREIGHT LIQUIDATORS refrigerator, carpej, Chinese rugT ~ F-4 8-47 -, . . '••' A415B2B MAPLEWOOD "~HZ Maying wa^shor, rnjiny misc. Directory " " VIRGO •'. Truck—loads lust received from— iletns". Tliur. 2,-Frlday, 104 p.m. AN INCOAAE 122 Accordingg to youy r chart,, it's highlgy probablpbable • famous Southern mills.—Shags, 117 Paine Ave., trvlngton. FENCE INSTALLATION all ' ' PAINTINO-WVI LaMontco, Int. S " LM TYPING SERVICE*""' WANTED-.5 or 4 room apt. In Brick front. 2 family dwelllna 13 Aug. 23 - Sept. 22 that yoy u wilw l pondepn r aboutt a majojr purchase or [plushes, splushes, nylons, ,1 'X4B-.15 typest galvanF7ed colored vinyl, Ext. Short wait, call anytime." REPORTS, TiHEISES/teTTeRS, 'upper trvlngton for adult family. slats, stockades, also repairs, MANUSCRIPTS.-ADDRESS & y years young, a rare home, lstfloor- itinvestmentt . StellaStll r patterns, incidentallyinidl , (lash .' "polyesters, Kodol S. wools. Alterations—Clothing 21A as, stockades, al pa, Reasonable rates. - Free minor Call 373-3410. — has 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths'+ den^. BEACH HAVEN WEST thth e ggree n lihlightt - ' •Hundreds to choose from.'9x12, FORMICA TABLE SET- 9 cu. It. expertly Installed, verv y reasonablble repairs. 375SJ34. ,_^_- . , MAIL CIRCULARS 8, FLYERS. ... ' ' Z 0-8-102 Get sliable Incomo from 2nd fb>or. - 3 bedroom ranch •• lagoon, private ,i«9, 7X10, »KlS7'4xl7" 12x)3 12xl5, 24712212471221. 24 houh r se rvile' ALl MASONRY, STETS, MAILING -LISTS AVAILABtE," dock, tcreerod proch, Available 1 r rofrIgorator, beveled mirror, X-4-t/:73- -Lovely 3' bedroom apartment. LIBRA •—" Planetary cDTCTigurations indicate: Those under save on these great 12x18, others & ovals. Will give n A6-22-" SIHEWALKS, WATER. WE SPECIALIZE IN FULL 2 BBDROOM apartrnent wanted July Aug.. J. Sept. Call 944-0583. 44X33, steolglldor, more. 14 Porter XLOTHES MADE TO ORDEP— PROOFIN6,, PLASXERING, Finished recreatlon_room, - hot Sept. 23 • Octr22 '• warm look to any room In your Rd., union lino. Thurs-Sunday 1-0 For a perfect III, from aowns'to -SERVICE—CORRf»SPONDB^fCe- for } responsible adults, July or Water gas-heat, separate heaters. - . ZM-122 your sign-so,inclined, will meet a inenit>er of home or apartment. Brlna room SELF EMPLOYEDTJ. INSURED. P'AINTINO i. DECORATING Int. FOR BUSINESSMEN. NOTARY August. Call after 4 p.m. 4844432 p.m." . ; ' bathing suits. All types'o< clothing CHAIN LINK FENCE.. FREE A. ZAPPULLO. ES 3-4079 or MU-7- aVExX Alterations, paneling, Free PUBLIC. IBM SELErJTRIC 3 car garage. Perfect for related —the—oppi)stttr-scTC7-This~pcreon "will influence "«e X 44815. altered.- Call afterr5 p.m., or WALK GATE JVITH 100 ft or est. Insured. K. Schrelhofer: 687- -~ Z-4-8102 families. Walking distance to Playtex Styles 4474. . , TYPEWRITERSi. MIMEO LAKE WALLENPAUPACK . , your future, dramatically. - Saturday, 322-5451 , MORE--OF FgNCE. WE B137 days. 487-3713 eves J. wkends. Clinton School, houses of worship, - Cottage, sleeps 4, reasonable rent,' __... K 7-12-72 INSTALL. CALL 3B8-4SW. -. '• ' : .11 8:3-8fl GRAPHING - 7414154 .' shopping $ transportation. Priced SCORPIO REFRIGERATOR freeier,-4?.'- ' ~ ~ • X t-F _ . * '-.— ZTF COUPLE 1 2 adult sons wish 2 I block from lake. 717 i?4.30B2- Take care, Scorpio! It' seems as though most FRINGEDOVALS . $i Kolvlrwlor. Copper tono, drapos, - .' K-.6 S 47 bedroom apartment, trvlngton, to sell In Upper 140V - • Z4« ' Oct. 23 - Nov.21 'members will take on moro than they can humidifier/ television set->. black 8, MASONRY—BRICK '""STEPS— Maplewood or vallsburg. Cood Florence M. Harris _ . —: Now oritjr$4T29' , -'-.CASHOR TERMS Air Conditioning 22 Sld«walks_i—2E£nsi_—^SimL references, July 1, 487-2817; -•• possibly handle. If. it hasn't already occurred; white.'Call 373 6913; . ._dla tor ' MAINE - RANQ-ELEY / _-,-- X6-B-15 R00f Scraping & Finishing Rocking — Any concrete. InsuredTi .8. Decoratitingn , Free estimates, enclosures, any color, design" or Realtor. you will bo renewing an old tie. Style»73 CROSS YOURHEABT' SLIGHTLY PADDED. S*H FURNITURE LIQUIDATORS-. excellentwoworkr . Insured. 488-3750.' Z6-0-1O2 Charming lakefront .furnished 3 AIR CONDITIONING dimensions, wood grains 113 W. So Orange Avo., So. Orange' oearoom cabin, sleeps 5, excellent SAGITTARIUS This cosmic cycle mlghLseoinJo be SQmowhat • STRETCH-BftA-r-lace cups and a.wisp o(-Mberfill (fir 1311 Sprlngflold Avonuo ,.9-plece tJInjng roomjset available.. Shop at Home Service. RESPONSIBLfc rotirea woman -7633220 1_- " . '- 1 rvington, New Jersey' - (-REPAIR WINDOW UkllTSTTC FLOOR SANDINO AND FINISH- •i -fishing, boating, swlnimlno. Dec. 21 slqgRish. Behind the scene, 'however, your fi- -- thaniTflFiSxtr.a shaping,.. 32/36A732/40B, 32/.40C. " ITVe new MAKES, -PROMPT SERVICES. -ING. .FLOOR LAYING."FREE- Regal Dec.O£aJo£:Servlco. 374.1815. seeks 2 rooms or upper Itrjtrivate i__ •-' Z4.8.11J_ exquisite sattlngr<275por month, r_^_ 3W-4UB; 3»94149 -Best-offer— BS-4-9? Jfcrr—-:-.:. ESTIMATES. <•- '.--.' MASON • Spoclallllno !n newwstep' s — *v _ £4-15-828 home, Union. Call MU 8J71B. - nanclal position Will bo-improving iJiclleyo It •_.••-. ^ . '""'.• Reg. S5.00. Exit 143, Garden StatoPnrfeway 1 Ml. PAINTING CONTRACTOR.' :' ' z'f t|Xieek7-74)~4708r 447-iOBJrr K-6-S0-2I HARDWOOD CARE Call 381-3530 8, remodollna. Free estlrimatesr . Interior, exterior, free estimates, Me PHERSON.Realty Co. Realtor. "'•" Z"4-8122 ~DrnrfDtnGDD7nToTtuTio~l61ces a -stranGo avennn, " _ f 6. 15.47*l-5»ve~moneyrCalt~9«4:757' 0 fully Insured. Call altars' P.M. 48* Opondally9-5Sun. 1-5 in,your case. -—'-': "—;v H 6-22 66 MATUlitTguni-buslness woman -19 Alderrst., Crenford 4338.-. ._ _=- —— BEACH HAVEN PIEtC- dlnotto, couc & '.'• . . - - • ' . X« 22 73 —~- 274-0400. y ^'-. Central-Air^Concntlonlng Furniture Repairs _50_ desires _3 ^room apartment,- 6 — • Sisierrr a ApartmentsAt . Ocean fr ly^ ,f Jf THafiffl fffjrri1fli —matching cluubb chair, a,,, marble-top TEAM OF ITALIAN MASONS and —r-—weekly^ ••reffTats, ^TV7"TTA Now only xit>TOOr-INOW ./ ,, ,;—' p shapbd^ocktalhbd^kt l "table7~sr TFree estlm"jites~chs«rful)y glvehT^ carpenters. We can beautify your Frvlngton(b|JUClld^t. areit. . ExcellenT t ing tho present cosmic cycle, will oil that ^—BAIWWNO— INT."•tMrV references. Write Box 1352, CO MILLBURN •-•-- , swimming pool. 464*6464-847. 8 only $4.99, Style *82- ' / : T .-• .ma tell ingJa-mpJablc_374:3 ill -ALL^JERSEY -HEATING-LTD. FURNITURE POLISHING" home, «t»ps, patios, weekdavsX409 )492 3851 weekends, machinery that coiild-thrust' you ahead of. your -"Style = 187CROSS. YOUF EART" lx ' JJ6.B15 W2-.4484. . . . "AXBJ2_ ' Suburban Publishing Corp., 129) TUDOR ""SOUTH MOUNTAIN competition. _ ' .' 'q 20 PERCENT OFF Stuyvesant Ave., Union.—: i i"'~ Z4.8-KS- .slrelch (ullyrpadded.-32/36A. . . / ,•.;•'• .'-V RESTOREDJ'AmjNG, _ REFINISHINGANTIQ . ElrrSBe ,__ NEW LISTING '~^~- -—STRE-T-CH-Bf ' ' Special Spring Rates. For any ext. '•••.'•• Z 4 8-102 -ovflrture-from-*-mombcr—oWlie-oppr HOUSEWIVES—Clean nrtics and" WENRY RUFF. CALL MU J-S445. straps .,. lac(/cups.',. coot; basements. *ty\\ja open air Flea —— —=^2?t=W6 SPeciALIZE-lnnll-masonrv- work -for shingled, asbestos 8, -KITTATINY-CBKE^ ' sex will como from-an-unqxpected direction.- Marked Morris Ave., Union, AIR CONDITIONING • JpeclallJt stucco hou»esr-e«7-tfB0,- available In This perfectly RENT OR BUY 2 houses, each has Now only $4.99 In rfsldenllal 8> commercial air work. Addltlons.i_found«JJojn "WANTED • 4V] . 5 or 4 rooms, maintained 3 or 4 bdrm. English -Also, thoscTinacrTyoirrsiEa^inynlved Jo ajrj- •1 shee>1^las'tic back^nd— x A a is opposite- Holy Spirit church, pallosfbrlck porches etCrCall day Tile Work Irvlngton,-Union, Maplewood or ~r bodrooms, living-dining room, Sunday, June 11, Antiques, antique conditioning & refrigeration. Call larage Doors 52 88 HomtSTTUirwIM • love the prelty— etc. 3 minutes to beach. anglo can nntlcipatc an unexpected turn of ..32/36A, 32/40B, 1 or night. 243-7711 0 ____ PAINT, j,APER-HANC-ING. Summit jy-en^j.jdults^Auo. 1st. breakfast nook overlooking a *6DUCE BXCESS-lluids" with dolls, art- work, new and^Used Fred Rcaiar 487-84B«r ' No & occupancy. Good references;-487- Community plan. ^95 weekly. 992- :cvcnlsr~— -. 1 velvet lawn; the pan! rec. rm. for 32/42C-Reg. S5.00 ' Fluldex, S1.A9LOSO weight snfoly merchandise Call Judy,- spaco TILE CONTRACTOR BafKfoomv 4441 Mrs. Butler from 9-4 J. 373- tho kids; many extras Inclu.- 4145 after 4 P.M. SAVE $1.01 With DoX.A-DletJl.90iirAR.KAV available. 527-9044.- OARAGE POORS IWMALLtDr 42S4afte,r 4:40 P.M. Thcre's_a build up of_sc|f pity developing in 1 K C MASONRY Repairs, chimney stall- showers, floors, walls, carpellng & ale. posslsslon Intlme • - • • Z-415122" 32/42DrRegzS.6.,0.a. ON FREE SPIRIT" DRUGS, 700 St. Gooroo Av. X-4-8-15 Asphalt Driveways. , -garage extenslonsj repairs _& repairs, also patios, brick steps, kitchens and repairs, xall John " . Z 4 8-102 lor school In the fallr-Call Lynn the charts of most persons under your sign." ! Linden. 4B59.73 Approximately 2 acres of beautiful- Xt-f Excollonl condition. Call 68664S0. LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE.. H grounds. Upper 5(l's. Principals Automatlc^Transmlsslon State growers added another cups look.and feel natural "XL S1.00 more. - ' -— .;•: . • X-6-B-15 KENILWORTH. only. 2331B64. : . Call 484,3503- JVHO DOES IT? MOVING STORAGE-— ALLIED Large.pleasant room, for business rius. ' . l^.oprto thetotalr .. ... 32/36AJ32/38B. , XPeNIE CLOSE-OUT WIOS P. PASCALE aVAtTGENIS " VAN LINES — ' .INTERIOR PAINTING IN BY 9, TUTORINO-avallable. Qualified • Z6B111 A 4-8-123- ONLY 51 00 Send color, wantod to UPRIGHT PIANO AND QUALITY WORK- OUT BY 5. FREE ESTIMATES, —woman, 'kltchen-pr-lvlleges, otc. — ie.'' ' : J Water.prootlno-J, Mason Work Bust. Prices.Cellars. - (47.Years Dependable Service) teacher. K to 12 certification.' private English & American nong the ..states, New — ' . Reg, S4;50L'3.-• .; CLOSE-OUT WIGS, 1203 E, EXTENSION TABLE. GOOD Asphalt Driveways 841-5307 OR 474-1527 Reasonable rates. Call 944-8O85r NEW-PROVIDENCE ' - ' ' TChelten Avc.VPhlladdlphla, Po. CONDITION. REASONABLE.374*. _ Alterations, Additions' "• '..,-• ' X-4-29-73 home. Call-272-5440. American Motors-Matador-1971 9 EMPL-GJ YM ENT- PROBLEM?'"- -—^ enrod. ifsey rariked lOth'in value of { 1913B': 0759. "V _WU »-T4J/Ur MU t-4BIi ~ * Repair Works, etc. Z4a;91 —, Z-4.8-105 passenger .StatlOfi^Wagon,-23,000 L ION,N.J. •••-"•-.-•.•RANCH from flower production j . " R-7-415 DIREX CONSTR. 274-529«. HENRY P. TOWNSEND, AGENT Compact completely remodoled 3 miles, Perfecfcondlllon.' 52,800/ SAVE$1JO1 SAVE$1.01 7 I! 0 15 5 ... _ FB-3-54- DUTCH BOY_PAINT ELEMENTARY School teacher Call 925-1434. • HOUSE-FOR SALE? ALLIED MVAN-JJNES, INC. One family houseroutslde, S175, 3- bodroom, 1 bath ranch, ^l_car and sixth in staluoj of^ follagp - V 3 ROOM ^s"i"z"E—mr LARGE AMOUNT OF FRAMED MOVING AND STORAGE/ available to tutor your!cT\lld. All FuriusFcBJloom-Wante ",. —A-4-B-123 eBH. " -•"•Style #35-. NoW.2Jor $4;99~ MOW-Otlly $5.99 Style = S275,6-S475 8. up.RooiVis, hallways ,- :sublccts*_jucmentar.y and Junior 1 plants. In sale* yrglatlioll, the I CONDIT+ON««S, LIKE NEW, PAINTINGS FOR-SALE. CALL FIREPROOF-VAULTS;—33W444 stores'STdrflces, IJi iruptTMSo"" homo. Taxes $.713. Asklng-$3B,J |jb.<( 1 IREASONABLE OFFER Awnings, Shades, Blinds 26 Altecfltlons_& Repairs^ and-488-4445. High levels; Marianne Gonzalez. lla» O T O-1V69' excellent • ROOM OR APARTMENT 3LO RENT? make less. state ranked third?-' •;'""'' '> CROSS-Y-pUR HEART' COTTONBRA. rrArrte'rlca's .THE CROSS.YOUR HEART" COTTON I ACCEPTED: CALL 4DB 0923. 241-247? AFTER 5'P. M. trim, wJrjdows_-.8,_.doors ._&. condition, garaged, must sell- . ••' - ' X-4.8-15- Poithes '— -— -Balhtuunis ^-Crestvlew . <"- moving. Snows, 400 cu. In., 4 speed —-definite. best-se'Huig'bra.r.32/36A. 32/40B?32/42C. Re.g.rSMO^- * - ' '...' K.4B-15 Z 4-29-W RELIABLE .gonttoman needs • Agency rKw Jersey was one of 23 CUSTOM MADE —Window Patios Brick Work- potters, 'com'l. -res'ldentTal '8, room In Linden. FURNISHED OR- rilTaDBBJSmhrre • BUSINESS SERVICE TO OFFER? darken. - \ jhartus. All rnlnrv K dds 8, ondr,. ' Good shop at home-service;—Regal— -Sldlno. . — Kitchens Florida Specialist Fully Insured. 314-5436 8, 9362973. Z4.B-111 : ZZ:4-8.123 •USED CARJ=OR SALE?".. , - little fingcr condition. Snow tiros. 755X34. 371- Docorator Sorvlcerj761B15. No money down,. X713-73 - : , Z 4-8-104 v survey waff conducted by the DOGS GROOMED "FREE." . 4991. ' " .. . A-6-15-34 convenient financing Rb'sELLE - Volkswagen Bug-'44 good running bleach^ }\; ,.^ ,' -... — —.—^SALE-ENDS JUNE; 21, 1972 EVES., POOPLE GROOMING INTERLOCKING METAL RETIRED - gentloman • needs- f —Ncw-JcrsBy-Crop - KepOrtlHg KiS-B-'lS Call Bob—333*42» —PA4NTINO-EXTERIOR AND Newly listed 4 family, all SMi room condltlon.cleanlnslde&out.R 8. H —•-HOUSEHOLD ITEMS TO SELL? . Zodiac-sign. acHoor OF AMERICA/-CALL A (i 15 5« DON'S W£ATHERSTRIPPING; now room turnlshod In Union center -apar-lments. Asking 153,900. For • Service. '-—:-" ,-vf ', ' -• 991-4448 _ • _ , Cabinet Making INTERIOR. qUALITY WORK. -J700. Call 3743245 after 6 PM"or -ZENITH .Portablo TV, 19 Inch/ .31 ECONOMY MOVERS, INC. wood windows 8. doors Installed; area. Cair484-5011 after 5 P.M.- " furlhor-lnformatloncall: Gorczyca Saturday 5. Sunday all day. juniop^girl scout.- • IRVINGtON CENTER, i o-B-n LETTERIO DECORATORS, (ALUMINUM REPLACEMENT ... . ' ' - Z 4-8104 remote control, 2:monthi;pWrJ200, tDcaJALojjg-Dlstance •Agency, Realtor, 231=CheStnut St., ' TOOOSprlngfl.ld Av.. . _^_ COMPLETE line of all types CALL3734044 ' : — WINDOWS). Maurice Llndsa%' 4 r_A---. - "1 A-4-8-123 contemporary^walnut cocktail 8,- DON ALBECKER. MGR. Elmwood Tor., irv.-ES"3n537. Rosello. 341-3443. . - ' .. , Time squeezer? iUNJON CENTER, stop, toblo, both-140. 355 Tucker SHETLAND Sheepdogs.— MASONRY, CARPENTRY t, X 4-29:23: Z4-B-1U . 1000 Stufvoiont Avo. Avo., Apt. 21B Union— "Sholtlos" IMInlaturo Collies). -AbtlMINUM SIDING. In both new ' " H Garage Wanted 109 Datsun station Wagon '70, yellow, •—UnlonrN.i. — automatic, A'M-PM, ludgage rack, ^ If all the time since thci •-SUMMIT, 39SSprlnofl«ldAv«. . ' ~~ R4B15 AKC Roglstoredlstored: Champion Fahail"Custiraritltcliiiis" remodeling, homes^~FREE~ : SO. ORANGE snow.tiros. 51,550 Firm. 994-2491. • EAST ORANGE, Hl -PlipplcPl5tUi 5-t-Unn - appliances, 40%' (Hstlm,iates.uCall 374,4102. rr=~ :.'. 687-0035 II l>-3'- Piano Tuning 74 - ••--• then don'f keeJyJisi secret!; beginning of the" world were off-stock. F.7-4-54 A 68-123 aiO C.ntrol Av.. . 9 plecadlnlngroom sfft 742300 ^Showroom 307 Park" Aye. GARAOE'spa'ce'wanted for-motor ENGLISH TUDOR , compressor! into a year, the U-tl-17 cycle In IrvlngtbnV ^vfcTnttv of Jn beautiful sotting —within.easy •.LINDEN, 310. Wired Av.. N-- likonew • . . ' Plalnfleld. 754-5111 — KIANOTUNINO Real Estate 11 bodge Polar* custom Wagon -0t Bestotfor -—.— ' A 0-15-2J ' FREE ESTIMATES - KELLY MOVERS Chancelloc r & Union Aves,.Call 373 --walk to school. Do sen this gem. -ffpurad can reach over 1ZQQ00 '-< existence of" man would • WESTFIELD, 84 Elm St. DOG OBEDIENCE 8-Week LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE — AND • 0513. Elegant with huge rooms, new V>8 automatic, Power Steering & ..'.' 4*7-1083^ X-4.8-15 course S-25.-Union, Westtleld, Speclallxlng In Kitchens, ' REPAIRING' Brakes, Roof Rack, Alt' cond., represent onfy Jhe " ffnal ten Bathrooms & Basements, AgentNorth American Van Lines. 2-64:109 walnut-kitchen etcr ""Radio, Has eve'rythlng. orlalnal— ^ ^Jamilies througblhe classified' Elizabeth, Woodbrldgo . and Alterations of all types. (TRY US, Tne GENTLEmen moyers, _J.ZIDONIK -minutcsiandrecorded history_ LARGE CqNFERENCE TABLE • lrvingtonr~N.J. Dog Colfego, 487. JJM380 - ,'_'•"" ." " •• DR 4-3075 List Price J5,250TO Sott|e_Estlitel — ^OWor dxpires JiTno 21st, 1972. All Bras and Girdles-While. TJuPont's IrnclemaVk (or nylon;.sp,incl. x'.._- And 8 chairs. RoosonalilOrr— -YOU'bL'LIKE USlI) Call Joe 274- XT.F Real tstateJqr_Sa[e M-IE-G EVE R-R E Ab-TOR-^— would- represent -the last 45 ; 2393. . . 1310 or 241-8303. • -nil — 100A Houses (or Sale "7 —14 374-3700 section 6f~frJi2484n •~^ = crisp & clean 3 bedroom home Is Ford-1948 LTD. Squire Wagon, Your, ad \yill appear wrii newspapers • 373-3935. — — . ip a n lel^&; Mfe W CAR PE-NTER-Contractor, ... = kltchon with dlshwasher/f Irepla'ca.. • i " R 4 8-.15 Plumbing & Heating' ; Z-6-22-1OOA lo6k'mg-for-a'-new ownorrPaheled In.living room, stairs to attic •" -PUH-PowsnArCrGaod-tlresTIMOOr : Boarding; Open 7.days a week, 10 l-vpos romodelinn. Kitchens and Call 487-4955, ' • a.m. trrTp7mTT2"4 Evergre«rrAV«~ oxhallRd., Union tamlty 'room, brlght^sunny-llvlng possible 4th bedroom, Taxes S794. -in-adjoining cjpmmumies of suburban alleratlons, insured. R. 488-7748. n tf •LAKE COMO, PA., WAYNE ,room, separaTe dining room. ^Asking 143,500.—-—-^~r-• - • A 6-8 irr : CAR PET ING-Wool Wall to wall7-- Newark. 243-5M0, (Opp. B50 COUNTY Beautiful hide away, 4-1- S44.900.Evus 736 DWT. ...•....- 'blue, Living roorrvdlnlng-«Y-&talr&, Frel.nghuysen Ave., Nwk. 3 blocks B72948 —Home Improvements SUPERIOR PLUMBING a acros -Including 1 acre_pond, Eldorado-1971 Coupe, leather top 8, . Pair condHlon;'' reasonable 484- from. 6II«. Line.) SHORTLINE MOVERS.'_ HEATINO.GBS heatlnst. Repairs, Here are 5 nu chines we need right awayi k mountain stream, waterfall & PACKING .—A STORAGE : Interior,- tilt wheel._A.M-FM--low- •)440. '-"' • .. " FTF-17 Edrlch-RemodeMng Remodelina, Electric Sewer dam^l acre cleared, 2 acres'of pine FISCHER , Agency Realtor mlleage. Like new . Must sell, ' f ^- • '• 'X^fcB-15 GOOD GAR PENTER APPLIANCE' MOVING — 34 cleaning. 24 hr. svc. 3744B87. ' —-fully Insured. 272-4334 HOUR SERVICE. 484-7347. grove, V3 mile from Snow HIM Ski _ _ . ^rz.~ EvonlngSlJ- W.Xonlon'444-9700 ••; J4,450wr best offer. 944.1433. — GOOD HOMES NEEDED FOR NO JOB TOO SMALL RT-F ^TF area on Township—eo«d, Price REALTOR 464-9500 319 Springfield Ave,, Bork. Hts. '— —A-6-8-123 ^feLOTHING SALE: Womon's slios DOGS (PETS &' WATCHDOGS), ORLARGE 110,000, £-14. Glvo away prices; also baby, •-- •— Z 6 8111 "kittens, -398-1445. Hopatcong ^^-=483-9608 WALTER.REZrNsKl Phone ' ' . 302 Sprlngtlold Avo,, Berk. Hts."." Pontlac Tempestl94B 4 door, air • Children's clothes, household Animal Havon..39B-72B2or 398-1305. . • .. .. .'. Z 4-8-111 Items; books, (oys etc. Priced lust - A 0-20.32 70 PLUMBING i HEATING', ThornasH. Farley R.E.S. conditioned, PS.', radio; siren "F-7-27-17 Kitchens 8. bathrooms f SUMMIT . ' ~~ ~ alarm. Call 762-1485 after 10 ATM. (loht, All oxcollent condition.-50 Fahad Custom Kitchens BRIDGEWATER iBross'"""PI"rt—trvlnoton—- (oil MOHAN CARPENTRY modernlted,-Gas treating. 372 4938 717-188-6487 . . •• FRENCH ...••• A6.8-123^ 4. ___ .- V.TC Springfield Avc. Near 38th St.). "FREE PUPPIES" Do6rs,.'wlndbws, stops In & out. Appliances, free'estlmates,—up CELLAR-OARAXie T OR WRITE BOX 81 JUST REDUCED J PROVINCIAL ' Liquid Scintjll;iti()ii Spettronieter, IVlujjnetic Resonance Spectrometer. • • iShurs , Frl. 8, Sat. 11:30 • 4 P.M. ' 9 woeks old. 40%-oH.at.ocks Kv SihoWroon wr <)mm 307 PI CLEATH6D, WOLSKI INC. • .Imports, Sports Cars ' 1< I " , • ' '1... R-4:B-15 Alterations, paneling, also formicformicaa *"• °"; ?i, ',i! ° ° Wayma.rt,'Pennsylvania • "•lirtho doslrablo "Wotchuno View ' Lovely traditional beauty on Call 374-9414.- and basomonts, pafntlnfl. 27350397038 - "-Aver-PtalntrBliinsWin. RUBBISH REMOVAL- PLUMBING 8. HEATING spacious lot with many toll Irees, Dctcmiincs riuliourti.yi; niiitcrialsinaniiholic Gives rapidproccdure tor obtaining information • \ . I 1—:— • . • .- F 4-8-17 A 4-22-54 CALL • - - . PROMPTSERVICE • •Z.<-B.IOO/.-.' on a tree lined street,' large living . Large-living room with fireplace, OPLACE YOUR WANT AD G,E. REFRIGERATOR. Sopardto" 'AT in 32 JOHN BORPEN- ' . 373-5313 ^—. ' • &^-*'dWilng room,' kltchon family, slzo dining room, new PARTS-ACCESSORIES ^"for (reeier dipt. Good condition, WO. WEIMARANER ••'Male pups, • '37t-e5M' overlooking back yard .patlo- antlciitabolic t'cuciions. The automatic — GARAGE DOORS — Paneljnj^ .-»• ••; A 4.B7S BBllt" sunken don, dVeat for enterta Inlng, dream kltchon, panoled rec room IMPORTS-SPORTS, Jersey's y«"»7 - ^^ wolpod 4-12-72. -AKC. Champion Kitchen Cabinets 62 • "• " • ~ A S it -10 Tor —+ don or 4lh bodroom. Spiral largest.oldest.nicest supplier. . insttiimenrp'ennits counting of radioactive • (\h stnicture (confomiation. proton exchange, sired, Shots & Wormed. Homo bred Ceilings,. Leaders . & Qutters. 4 bedrooms, 1V1 baths,'wall to wall stairway leads .to 3 Jwln size — Imported Auto Center, behind raK. with Children. Call 549-3253. - Painting. 742-8593 - -— A-DINO-A-LINO - -carpeting, central air, many extra ft twdrnpnu. t7<.^nn EVM—7S4-B *" sanipieTlraUOtiaro^raiitertlianthe NEW F 4,8-17 •• A4-15-32 AILphmi-Of-kltchen remodeling; We hrlng *>nft f "'"•• n»« »nH_plU Jja£l>M-Doti:t-mlss thiv to.aoo^ Cabinets, counter tops, 'hwtlp.0 specialIsH,.-We do . not; EvosTfe0624. - - Ni) .other apparalus-can do this, / $6,000— _ CAWPENTRYWORO K HU SOCETY alterations. We do the complete adv»Mlie mlslaaalng pr.lCBi_-No PLSCAYAWAY Shepherds,—Dachspmui. Poodles.- Aluminum siding, rooflno, repairs. |ob. R. HEINZE 6S7-2948. : charge or-obllgatlon for ga» or oil NMOUSE-' -Sk.Vii.^r.i'r-tlaiC—^uizlo^=Cocker- "Of alll types.tCl. Call l BUBillT 754-54237545423, •-J- - • . healing survey and estimate; Call ' BOOK; ' us-tin any heating problem, 464-9500 SpaplolrBOTglrGormsrrshorSlllht t Halr APARTMENTS-!— tWfNCH PDlnJor, St., Bornard,_Klttons =K«ystons • "Tre»nhff~ 8. Air l_302_s,prfngflold Avorrfferk'H»s~:" uOri KITCHEN CABINETS-*^J-inTBtle.d PHI LOBE N'S_T_QYS;'48e-3452 - Carpeting . - - basemen ts^—el "5=Kn L :ipflmpi>l^>hnjl^ -^-—±_^

ro6m,~37;i(iroe--ibedroomBj=1-;tar. :~~"'.^"-^-:'^ , nrmrnuiiim* >mr*»7-756l.. — -' New-coostructlpn,' modern* sewer assumption at 6");'.»if9>00,'Eves. Increases speptk>t-dqtcmjirration anouil iTT' i rijifioaciivo substances. DctcrniiiTlitiolis to-wall.Plusreualrs. _ TlNION _ 8tiim s7/$20,0l)0,;..••..' .'. E-toudroom sot^lncludlng lncM^S mattress & "box "sprinpg g 755-4781 • SEE BUILDERS FAIR'S factory "_..-'__ ODD JOBS'- '-~ "ETDGEMOUNT. . alniosl instantaneous. Very much Paster than .; rl«, -5 pieci e whltdlt - bedrood m sot • showroom, Route 22, Springfield. LIGHT TRUCKING, RUBBISH Rnnltnr MoUIltK • : Kitchen design service and REMOVED PROM VAR.DS month plus utilities. Call 923-48SV ESTATES 125, kitchen se! J75. .private w'asnfngton Valley Kd. ' levels,. Splits, Colonials, .TAK.A E NOTicE'thartnofAirowinBapplicatidrjjVoVzoniriglyiirlaiicMwVeho'ilijbv**•BoardoNOTicABpprjVzglyiv f 4 modernizing oy one of 'New ATTIC'S 8, CELLARS. 487-1032. " ' '"- Z-4-8-10T Adjustmendjtt t oUtie.T.owlnshlftoUtThlf f UnioUi n on MMondavd , Jur)eS,,.1?73.at-BiOO.R.AA.-lJS,,.1?73.tOORAAl n ththe MunicipaMiil l BulldlnBlldl o '-'FREE" KITTENS, 7 wooks, Jersey's largest manufacturers of. . -" • . X TF Ranches, 3-4 bedrooms,. 3'/i baths, colors,- ploylul 8, • alloctlonato. CHERRY HILL Rest Home for the I 2 car garages. Located off Maole Prlberoer Park, Union, N.J. " ' L kitchen cabinets. Call 3794070. . HILLSIDE Avo., Prices slant at Urgently need' homo, vacation j- • Rtf ALL TYPES of rubbish cleared Aged and Retired •• home- like Ultraviolet Microscope. slttnn Included. Call 233-4417. • 4 room apartment In 2 family $250 -NOW OPEN!- !L ?———: FTTTrr P*ND_D-GeiLING5 NAME AMD' Pcrniits visiiali/iilioiiiSTTDN A and RN A r FREEEST-IAAATES REFACB your- old kljchen yards expertly clwned. prompt Cherry it,,.Ellz'. EL security. Call after 5 P.M. 355-8078. 3 bodroom spin, .living r ADDRESS OF I KANDLE KRAFT. service, call any time, 399W151. 2J . -... ~Z 4-8-101 dining room, eat-In- klitnenkitchen, Wi No lob too sma.ll. • . cablnatswlth formica wood grain ? , APPLICANT kjnlque custom crafted catAdlos. ADOPT CHARLIE • MIXED —TONYSUZINSKI 1271-4482 material. All exposed parts . A.4'32-70 baths, roc-room, poraoe, patio, v, IRVIKWTON' '. acreldt, fully landscaped, move In fcandle Tnaklr^j suppllos. Frou TERRIER 8,. BEAGLE PUP,,' • -. AT-F-35 covered with formica, No mess or Ilia Contracting Co., witli qiinniitiiti vc estimation,, norpossible toxport Instructions. A wldo variety GRASSCUTTINO Roofinoj & Siding 80 3rd floor apt. 3 rooms' • Mature conditioniti , llow taxes, dead end - AGENCY To erect and I ••Cienlle.i.npn: Heiv isniy.oontrihution.whichlwoiilitlikctosee j HEALTHY, HOUSE BROKEN:* tearing out. Job Include} new street, principals only, -146,900. SprlngVlold Avonue, fcl contemporary handicrafts. 353-3W5 AFTER 7 P.M. 'CEILINGS doom., new drawers t, hardware. people. Furnished orunfrunlshed. 1535 Sluvvessnl-AvB. Union, no.' 1B3A Indox 54, Block 1, maintain an with any'oilier ii)strtinicnt./$10, JnaIndel x 31, Block 3; Case Denied • \ Name •" ' .. "'•. .. ' . . .. ' • '| 'Landscape Gardening'' • .63 ,Painting& Paptihiiig 7.V hot water supplied. Vacant Aug. vW W',ttlil. ave.rR6t..Pk. 341 86H6 1S35 Stuyvmant Ave Lot 3 family dwolllno with I . . . • •— . F 6-817 Z-TF- • two car oaraoo. _ •' I -••... - • •' ' , . | , 1'3 FODDERS 4,750 BTU air 1st. Ront J145. 25-27 Essex St. off Union, N.J.' Cemetery Plots 36 ALL TYPES ROOFS, new "or Chancellor Avo. ES. 1-5042. JUST LISTED . - • !• Aililivss • -• • " -.'.'.! ' "condltlononi J75. each. Chryslor DAVID ANDBRSOlN This Is • truly beautiful B room LAWN yard garden iVork at repaired. I do all my own work. : Anlhoov Construction ••.!..•• ', '".••••• | IMr Jomp, Wi ton •. 1175. Also Painting, Interior 8, exterior. Free HILLSIDE' ' spill lovol. You will fsll In love with 3099 Stanley Terrace : To oroct and GKACELAND (Kenllworih) : reasonable rates. Very Deal direct With roofer. Specially . u Z'48-101 ' Co. . maintain a two IfiectlonaJ, corner walnut hutch, Wanted estimates. In repair work. 3738758. 1 Large colonial, 9 spacious roomsr .lnls(ieluxe.ljiroe-kltchen, paneled Ho,. 1840 • (Pasquale Lombardl) index 34, Block 3, Case Donlod • . call 487 4950 aftor V P.M. Private owner needs cash. 1295;.4 dependable. Pree estimates,. '48/.. family dwelllna wUh 1 . X 4-39-80 oil heat, 1 bath s, 3 lavs., llnlihod den, recreation room with -bar, 3 1535 stuyvosant Ave Lot 4 . R4BIS. graves — 8 burials. Perput. care. 47f: '' X4.8-73 t IRVINOTON „ , two car oarage • EL 2-3947 lives. _ wookonds EL 5- R 7-37-43 .basement. Won't, last. Priced at "Tjodrooms, Vh baths, 3 car oarage Union, N.J^ I to Bliy ;ARROWHEAD Roofing Inc. All 3 room apartmont, wall to wair »34,S0O.-' plus'swlmmlna pool with terrace. Muscular Dystrophy ,BftBY ORANb niuno 54 inchm K DAN'S. - PAINTING 8. types of rooflhUT siding and carpeting, tile bath, heat 8, hot H 7.-4,34 ALLOARDEN WORK DONE water supplied. Call 3752084. JOHN P, McMAHON , , THE BOYLE CO. • Emma n. Roossn^r l wench. Exquisite pioco of DECORATING, INTERIOR «. carpentry: Seamless gutters. Frue L I ',.NI|JAol'Ai,iiericii.lnc:,l7>J«)Hriiiiilwiy.Ncu'Yoi'k.N.Vl(il)l >. . j ^Rosewood furnlluro. Tunod last CASH FOR SCRAP CALL (ANYTIME) EXTERIOR-J-RBASONABLE- estimates, 372-547/. _ ' __==rZ.4:8i\01- -'-i—RE Ab-TOR - • Gallerv of. Homes-Realtor a,Cllbnrt| Romnnof.S. EastboUnd Lane' To'erectand 484-4089 1 John K. Roeuoer,—r •fair. 1400. 371-7034'. • Lo'tul yoi)r,j;ar; Cntt Iron, HOLLYWOOD —MEMORIAL RATES FRFE ESTIMATES • X 4)5-80 15B5 Morris Ave., Union -1143 e. Jersey St., Bill. 353-4JO0 No, 1843 ' i Rt. 33 . maintain Two-Tv/o Casos contlnuod - Newspapers BO cents per 100 Ibt ; PARK," Inc. ""rtio Cemotury ASK FOP JOHN IRVINOTON < Open Dally 9-Bj Sal. ii: Sun, 13.3 Trustees c-o Hehl & Story Office BullB-- lo Juno-19, 19/3 x INSURED. 390^4341. 4 room aparlment heat supplied.- Open Evos V Sunday 48.B-3434 Indox 3v, Block 5, \ - W' No. 1 Coppor36centsporll>.,' brass Doautlful" Sluyv'.jsant Ave., Union " •*' • , H-4-8 43 • ROOFING- . • , :• • ' 248)11 • Romankow . Dot 34 8, 34 •-: • Ings with G-aragos' Mooting ' 123 nnd 34 conls por fb.,- Rans .01. -.1448-70 Stgyvw.ant Av«i, Union,, x«8ia Business . couple preferred. • V. 0-B-111 711 Galloping Hill HE 8. pony rides S» conts All Types, Now or Ropnlrs Available July. Vst. Call 3732223 Load imd Batteries, A&P PAPER .MU 8«43O0 . ; LANDSCAPE-OARDBNEP.' Gultors, Loaders, Carpentry To Buy or sell Road, Trail rides VS. 6 K CORRAL INC. STOCK CO.,So. 30th S.I., Irvlngton. EXTEWIOH FAINT I NO', between 5MP.M... ^^ : <1 tl Lawns, cutting; fertllltlrig, clearc INSURED Call 3746905' IRVINGTON ' . ' - call FOUNTAIN REALTY COr Tjnlon, N.J. . At HERB DITZEL'S FARM 299 (Price subloct to change). LEAbER ft' GUTTER . WORK. 1 . . _ up, 'very reasonable. . Monthly •FREE EST-IMATL INSURED. _,•. • X'TF ' 3 family , 13 large rooms, 330 volts J-mMorrliAv«.,Unl< , p«nmap Rd,, Cranford. 3W441fl.. II « 18 lb ' CEMETER-. .•'LC--,H ilyw'OM., rates. Call weekdays alter- 9-p.nj. nion l MU 4 7963, J. GIAI INr. . . •electric, 5' garages .In roar In -. 'H44-3U3- I. * •" -•• , • . . " '• X 4 29.15 Mnmorlal Park. B grave plot; J4J5 Tony 37«iB2i4. First LakostPdhi To eroh*n«:nnt rtpw^hniild -package-that included; a Slstatewjde.propcrty" COV'T WSPUT10 by rwn^ • w »^ k«**^» — • - — - — — — -. . . property lax by 40 percent, according to an new'play area ' estimate...^ " _ - '• recelv&J'TSAfdwarcis z rOne ofthe Tnore-rontrdversinl-parts-of GOVT-I A' total-of. 297 honors were bestowed upon _By ARNKR GOLD-^ CahilL's message deals with the'Tiha'ricing ft! Jonathan Dayton*Regional High-SchooL The Township Committee, with no dissent locaLedllcalionjlLsysteins tayjhe state through_ students during thi» annual crhnlactlr'nuMn-H.;. an3 without comment. TuRwlny night rcjpcM -Um—statewide—ptoper-ty—lav— Assernhlyjnan- ^assembly held in Halsey Hall yesterday. . an application for a zoning variance to permit Kiehn pointed out. He urged parents, teachers, construction of town house luxury-apartments 1 They included 23 student scholarshtpsrwhich in the Hidden Valley.area, or Coradi tract, off —boards ofeducation and all interested citizens^—I —- were given to: Maxine Gelfand, Lynne Stern- to present their opinions, about theJinancini!—| Summit road and north of Rt. 78, on the Summit ~tSSrjrand Laurie Strum (Ballusrol Golf Club); line. —. : • - proposal" when they write to-him.lAssem- Michael Prisanf (Elkay Products Co.); r blyman Kiehn reported thai the • governor , In other business before an audience'of-some~=^ - r Patricia ' Lalak (Equipment' Contractors' 30 citizens at Town Hall, the-gdverning body "declared, that "slate, financing of education "Association,'Inc.); Howard Fleischman, must not intrude upon our-IraditionaMocal reminded_all_Jownspe6plc-that the monthly 1 KoberLGoodman (Key Club); Susan Grimm control. ' "B'3?S-in" collection of bottles and newspapers and Richard Wnek (JDRHS Booster Club); will be held Saturday morning at Jonathan . Assemblyman Kiehn said_Jio_agrees with Dale Ames ani-Llsa Thieberger (JDRHS Dayton Regional High School. The Dayton band Gov. CahllUhat the veterans' real property tax. ^faculty); Anne Apgar and. David Schaffer will share in the work, and in the proceeds, with • deduction must be continued. The Tax Policy (Mayor's Day Golf Committee); Joseph j16 Save Our Environment Committee. .Committee's report had recommended its Rapuano (Edward J. Ruby);' Susan Denner Much-of-=th , elimination. The Union County assemblyman '(Springfield. Community Players); Andrew' Recreation Department problems, including nlsSo said he favors exemption of clothing . Nltkin and Arlene "SheehanJSpringrield Lions authorization pf a water fountain at Alvin " purchases, from the sales-.tax provisions Club); Marcie Felman and Vicki Hammer Playground,-a-rcquest for a new play area in -J_iecause clothing is a necessity required by alK BONELESS CHUCK (Springfield Rotary Club); Patricia Lies and the Springbrook neighborhood, hiring of am families regardless of income. The committee" Barry Pomp (Springfield Rotary. Club); assistant recreation director "and appointment POT ROAST" Elizabeth Ard (Springfield Teachers of personnel for the swim pool and Association), /and—VictorlB-^Rogssner- playgrounds. . \ . KUHNEN •• (Springfield Woman'sdubfr^^"; "' Will H«lp You PI on "TJUTFofficiatto attend A Wondorful Itlnnrury _ Publications awards-went to Lisa Minster THICK CUT SHOULDER FRESH THE VARIANCE DENIAL stated that the- USDA CHOICmE BEEF - ARMOUR STAR and Cindy-RoSjirfTRegionalbgue editors, and J.EAH FOR STEW shortage of rental housing in Springfield is no Make Vour dental hygiene-event LONDON BROIL GROUND GROUND GROUND ihe Dayton "News" editor-in-chief, Paula Kir- Rnervatlons Now I schenbnum. - • ' . ——-- —greaterthan thescarcltyomne^farnilyTfdrhes;:'" CRUISES: Mrs. Genia .Berk, associate dean Jor allied LEAthft TENDER BEEF CUBES SHORT RIBS SLICED BACON BEEF CHUCK ROUND^ for which Ihe land is now zoned. It commented VAC. . REMEMBERr-TOOl health programs at Union County" Technical LEAN Jonathan Dayton Regional High School PTSA Air Fares To~Europe (POTTING). , TI'T'C PACK £ ALL *• EXTRA that Ihe lown now has. 1,4p9"apartments-and^r . Afe.At Th«lr Lowest Institute, will attend the National Conference of CUBE STEAK BEEF LEAN —(Continued on pago 27) 3.7G3 houses — thus making "more than a . . Right.Nowl II Dental Hygiene Directors InLake Tahoe, from _ ib. ib. — Ib. 7d . 87 USDA CHOICE 79 reasonable contribution^ lo the .fulfillment of June lfl t(L21atjvas announced by Dr. George B6NELiSS USDA CHOICE BOTTOM : J9_ C -tlrts alleged regional need: II. Baxel, president of UCri. -J-: . ~ SHOULDER ROUND ROAST ""— IB, ";•;• SILVER-TIP ROAST- ib I-—- —The resolution said that the impact of-Rt. 78 KUHNEN Thelpurppse of the conference is to discuss USDA CHOICE B0NELE5S V QO Ib. .-i^i . UA STUYVESANT AVE- • STEAK -USOA CHOICf • 97 « Surnmier _• construction on the tract in question is."con- UNION CENTER r"-MU7-IMT federal funding, for dental Kygiene programs in 29 m —- PYRAMID BUILDERS — A group of 80 boys qnd-glrls qt the Rayrridfid Chlshafm School jectural" and that the property "is of sufficient ib. RUMP ROAST Ib. collcgesBindJeclinical schools. "'.;' TOP ROUND ROAST }"™ have been working irva_gymrtastica;prqgram under the direction of Donaldi, •..'dimension to retain its oytn integrity, not- of playgi^unds ilderalter will present a show for parents and friends Tuesday 9:30 a.m. at the witlistanding the proximity of the highway?" school. Shown; left to right, are, bottpm.^gthy Ostrich, Randy Bain, Chris Mclntyre; JJI also snid that difficulty of access to_thc Instructor at UC secondTow, Michelle Steir and Jon Brown, and top, Mark Leonard. : arei| is noi-eason^to permit an increase in Tirncl ol Rock Music .-pfcpulation density • there,- and~lhat present But Would Reajly jearjis_dactarate~ " /wo CJIUJJ abouMo begin zofiing laws provide for "reasonable and-ac-c"- • '" •• \ L.ke lo DANCE? -Roger" T. FACIAL TISSUE jrhe Springtield Recreation DeparfmenTthls • ceptable use." .history instructor at Union week announced that the 1972 playground students go Thestatemontstfcssed.posslble worsening of P'P|NG:A SUMMER TUNE — Young Amy Donington holds—hoi1-swimming Uogs for your College, has bflrned a doctor of season will open Monday afternoon, Juno 2<" ' ^^»"«"»-«« Brj'tish Cp-thierv a t i ve '^^_Magisttaie_M»x-Shepman- Dem candidates remirich SECTIONS Umnor Served 'lil II PblitlJians'jTiinaV the ""'Con-' drive, Ruby at Rose avenue. Smithficld drive,- 1?°** {°r. the. RoadsVUCQachLng^rgimi_ _ ^ education projecFwereT Jill Sinian, ~Jtm— CQ11 TOr~ Scintlwichcs Anylimp >C?<^> SPINACH ^OOLDtN RIPE sorvalTve^^ress "Toward PEPPERIDGE FARM -Alvin terrace and; High Point drive, Driving Education Skills) course developed by " Dewey, Glencla "James, Tom King, Barry Fink, Uussirif 19,17-lM9^_H|s major £ CHOPPED or LEAF ***= driver education instructor John Sw^djab-OL^-Howard Tannenbaum, Randi Nilkin, Jini LAYERISKES BANANAS Bach'playground will be supervised by voters of GOPcriarges Rt. ?J tit J.F.K. Pkwy. ~ficl3s~()Tgraduat^stuHy were, 3 89 BBfBESHING — 1 leaders who'will conducta prOgrarn Monday Jonathan-payton-Regional High SchooH ""Welnberg, Carol GouldT Micliael-Erisant troop leaders RESTAURANT 5 VARIETIES— Short Hills. N.J. modern Jiriiaih, modern J ~* t7 oil ". •The "surnmonses'i-are _replicas of those - GeoTgB-GaBska^Jyntma Patino, Joel Silver "^Spfingficlpg d Girl Scouls this week announced , Sprmgfia|d s—Democratic candidates—Don 376 7075 I EurbpeT an"d"~rsth" and "20th, by the Springfield Police Department maivHBavid-Hodcs and Rob. Rosenkrantz. Committecman Nat Stokes to~dlscus's'-the • GULDEN APPETIZING DEP were developed with the cooperation of" they urgently—ncetT volunteers to become Clancy and Art -Kesselhaut for Township implicaflons oMhe June 6 primaFy-electlon.- A ,century European diplomacy. mi)st be accompanied by a parent or an older, .Iri addition-toTattending the court hcuririgstoT SPICY BROWN OID FASMinni ^ nci,^ : " leaders. CommiUoe and Doris Ruif-for township clerk— spokesman for the-group issued the following brother or sister capable of looking after the '-.._' (Continued.on"page 14) . "A-spokcsraan added, "the requirements fof- met last week with Mayor Bob Weltchek and statement: . — COOL WHIP ROMAN PIZZA O youngster. _ • ' . - _ . leadership are minimal — you have to care .. "The Republican primary fight-is-ovor-an •'#• BIRDSEYE TOPPING 10 PAK WITH CHEESE BOLOGNA i5PICED HAM -Troasurchunt87story"tlme,.qiilergairies and" Upout' girls and enjoy working "with .thorn, You 'we-wonder who won. For the past two months ^ RAGU SAUCE NON . A ^ many sportsanriirfps will be a part of the day- "The reason for issuing these summons to the 'need not have a child In scouting to assume Libra ry ALUMINUM FOIL to-day . schedule, Two arts and crafts -Jyjy^4=€ommittee the people of Sp'ringfield havebecn bombarded ' 0AHRY / o. 15 students, who wfll complete their six-week leadership of a' IroopT You can be a with charges and eounter-chnrges from the old /WVGUJ/J AA< 79^ specialists, Randi Sherman and Andrea Stein, homem'akery a career-maker, a College 26-ftTTOll. KU' behlndTthe-wheel^ training. next week, 1^- tb Republicans', the_ new Republicans, the bad PLYMOUTH ROCK will visit each playgroundjwlcoJl week." student^a young adultJ~OQjo.lder.adult^—TZT 4 "T'tt'o CfU4fd Bakery Specials develop a "proper attitude toward driving. We' Republicans and the good Republicans. You. On rainy days the Sarah Bailey Civic Copter .want them to realize that driving is a privilege ScouUng isrlai. flexible, [rifofmSr The Springfield Public Library will be closed, WHITE APPLE COOKID SALAMI will be open to playground children for quiet prugramithaUnnucncesJhe lives couldn't tell the players, even with n scor.e,card. •, •p HEINZ RELISH v79' on,_SaUirdays_dur|ng_ the summer months, " One thing Is certain. The accusations were How do you taJva a FOB HAMBURGERS or HOT DOGS BREAD CRUMB PIE games and,arts and crafts. xelnforcinl g and supplementing the teachings of beginning this weekend, and continue "through ~Play"gr6und""a"ctivftrcVrwilrb"e~supcrVised-by, ^ .many and both sides apparently knew what' . CHICKEN ROLL : July and AupusCThe firqt Saturriny rpoponlng••- -thoy-woro-talklng-abouti——•/-=-—.--—r •• ' 6^ .Joseph-Blanda,; who-I? a teacHer^at will be Sept. 9, following the Labor Day Florence Gaudineer* School. ' ."The-rpresent Republican candidates, were _- weekend. -. ..j_J. .• "• -. .described -as ' 'inexperienced^.a] MAJESTY ASST. COOKIES :a°minatcd' Though the prtrrraryi-rover, these ^iMaJHimaln: The Republiean-caadLaates — — . ,,r ncjpine-gtris in any waxjprougn-^coining——seneouie^wiii—remain • me—same~Mondi ,.;.,.arejotally_inexperien.ced iiv-locaT'gove(-nmeht- : : '''"^•'-^^'-"--itiitoi nclettiBiiii uf a UultticaL SALAD DRESSING VIVA NAPKINS l!^E£S^dRicha«t:Glai8en^37fi=mo.^^:f3^;^^: :^^^^^- -: We^sday^ndS^iysrajidjg^tb^ .."/.' -uh^TuesdayarTnid-Thuystlays" Uedjbyjone pf-^-— The-cWIdrenla... on.Wedn^iyeveningsjMnrtUo 9~- -—L-eomuj^^kep--^ro -d^cnMe^g^tl^ n imi rUTw^m nr -. ' Thnae "' am ying^on —^-••~ ~ «>•_... _ .—~—^37~"_^ -^tContimjed-oiv£ageJ4) -f CLEANER ;eohard~.Goldenl THRILLDI$H onHciMT— " CHUCKLES CANOT E REG NTARTINSONCOffEEF RINSO DETERGENT wlrn A robD fuPCH»se , Bowman, vice-president;—Mrs. Lee-Andrewu REG. 12.97 OF i-j on Mom . YOU PAY. MOUSfWARfS Dfpr. ''. Jr., recording secretary; MrsT"Alfred E, am Bowman, corresponding-secfctary; Loiiis W. I" . Pjgriolet. treasured; LPP Aiirlr'<»ws Jr auditing;. Mrs-.iTheodoro Schuss, decoratinj;; Mrs. Rubert-PrHatdBToTO; erltcrinlnmcnt iuuF .publicity; Praiik E. Harlow Jr.,,'fireworks- BARS OF ZEST MR CLEAN - AJAX Theodore Ganska, grounds;-Theodorc Schiiss,^. SOFTENER BEAUTY SOAP LIQUID CLEANER Spe«ialrcquiprrientTT~^ ~~"7: \~- A/PCLEANER AOCWITHCOUPON Serving on the ticket committec^are Mrs 64-OZ. OCe 3.75-oZ. . 49 28 02. ITH COUPON O

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