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PER e v e r y Thursday at M ILLB U R N , N. j Fifteen Cents COPY Second Class Postage Paid at Millburn, N, J. NaHope lortomediatg FIood Gontrol Action ^o iee® at Meetings MILLBURN FOURTH OF JULY Hope for .any action in. struck this community last a meeting held here Mon the immediate future which month was not offered by day night. M ate would prevent the recu r any of six officials repr residents and merchants re n c e of flooding condf- resenting thefederal,state attended the 2 - hour ses tions such as those which and county governments at sion at- theTaylpr Park Recreation House. , The meptltyg; sponsored by the Millburn-Short Hills County Hoping To Limit chamber of Commerce, featured ias its s p e a r s EVENING EVENTS W representatives of thell^S. AFTERNOON EVENTS AT THE STADIUM Army Corps of Engineers, AT TAYLOR PARK .. Gate* Open Brookside Drive Trucks the Small Business Admin- - 2:00 an * ...... CM 7nO|Mo: ., Roefc «N BOW 8anet.~"-:; 9:30 e.m...... Circus Band 8:55 p.m... SpecW Feature Act South Mountain Reservation iatration, theEsserCptinty^ to ...... ; A county proposal to limit Planners Office and the 9:46 U li ...... Flea Railing 4:»p.m... 1% ...... 0:26 p.m... Fireworks (in case of rain, between South Orange Ave- , 3:00p.m.. ' . . . j ...... fireworks will be held the truck traffic on Brqokside New Jersey Division of 10:00 am . . , . . f • Act Cifcue first clear night and the \ Drive wifi be die subject of nue and Glen AVenue. £ev— eircus witl tie held 10
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Scott Campbell Future O nit help you select ths frame shdpe and Uss Chur gin Wendy Cowan color most flattering to thO contours of Kathleen c ro il jo Ann Cusano yqur face. You'll cOmb away with a Nancy Custer Barbara Davidson VESTMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNT Deborah DejLuci' Nan Dempsey Ann Dowdell 3 R $1,000 or more opens an account and currently earns 5% a year com Marianna Edwards pounded quarterly when Jeft on deposit for four full quarterly dividend: CorlnneErly periods. Sally Fonda J r . Subsequent deposits of $500 pr more may be made any time. Prom Business Cards to Catalogues w | r You may make withdrawals (in multiples of $500) or withdraw dividends MILLBURN-SHORT HILLS __ any lime—without penalizing the 5% interest on your remaining balance, PRESS minimum balance of $1,000 must be maintained. > t k j
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Dividends f rom day of deposit- One bankbook for deposits or withdrawals af atty of our 10 offices “Nobody but nobody " s«lls Quality like Suburban’ FRIDAY FRENCH CRUMB CAKE SnH itution MORE THAN 364,000 DEPOSITORS • ASSETS IN EXCESS O F $850,000,000 - Chartered 185T * ~ BLUEBERRY MELTAW AY HEAD OFFICE: 768 Broad Street, Newark, N.J, , , BRANCHES IN NEWARK: ' SATURDAY Bloomfield Ave. at Clifton Ave. South Orange Ave. at Sondford Ave, Springfield Ave. at Bergen St. i University Ave. at Raymond Blvd. tzm. ■ VCHCAKE Chancellor Ave,-at*CHnton Place . ... IN SOUTHOBANQfc: 11 South Orange Ave. near Lackawanna Sta.----— —— >N, APRICOT ft r- IA NORTH CALDWELL: 27 Bloomfield Ave. near Mountain Aver— * ’----^ T T r ^ '- r r TMJRVINOTON:..7"'- - A B | ^ r ^ P1B SprlrigfTeld Aye, at ffarden State Pkwy. ^ _ l,PWJtuyy«onlJivelnear-^OtHSt^ - ■ Intiind by rtdtml O.polil (ntvranc* Corporation Millburn & Short Hills ITEM, ThursdqyJune 27, 196S the New * J e r s e y ■ Safety highway speeds /how ever, on the rear Wheels, with the least one car length be m o u n ta in driving, keep Know what to do if Your youx radio aerial o r door N. J. Slate Safety Council’s C ou n c 11 offers motorists we may find we waited, too result that the front wheels tween you and'die car ahead'’ these points in mind: Do Car Breaks Down, If youx handle and wait for help the following hints on vaca long to have the faults cor “float," and steering effec for each 10 miles of speed. not pass on upgrades; never car breaks down on an ex from police or a service tion driving: , • J rected. . " , tiveness Is s p t 1 k u s i y re- Driving too close to the ca r. pass near the crest of a hill; pressway, pull off the road vehicle. Vacation Travel Safety Tips Pack a flashlight, emer U0PPduced. A! ‘ word - - of - caution; - ahead is. a major' cause of use second gear (“ low," on onto the right-hand If your car Is equipped Altfiwgh a s a nation we mains the moat common BEFORE STARTING OUT gency flares and first aid check the owner's manual highway accidents. • automatic transmissions) shoulder, raise your hood, with them* use your emer- Avouching the age'pf method of transportation. Get Your Car R eady. kit when you can get at or tire manufacturer's spe A t'60 miles' an h o u r it on.steep downgrades.^ tie a white handkerchief to gency Bashers* ' stjipersqnic orapaport, tor moat vacationer;*, Have the car in s p e c te d , them. If you have seat belts cification to i n s u r e that takes at least 366 feet—or B family automobile re - It is for this reason that paying particular attention *4 use them don't sft'qrt tires are properly Inflated 23 car .lengths — to stop to the tires; lights, wipers, them. to Compensate for the addi un#rlgoQdc®ditions.Keep steering and b rakes,, Take Only What You tional weight, aleft to traffic both ahead All of us unconsciously Need, Loadthe car so your Also, braking becomes and behind ypu; adjust to the gradual deteri re a r vision Isn't blocked. more difficult; there is a Use Your Rear View Mir-, FUTTER'S oration of bur cars, com Use a car-top carrier if greater tendency to over- rora. Current laws require pensating for excessive necessary. /* < ■ — , ttiTffr'and ntffhr "rtrlvins Is two m irrors (one insideand .Steering-wheel play, pump One o u ts ld e, , near the ing the brakes, and so on,'At : cause the rear-down atti d r iv e r ) oh new vehicles. SEMI-ANNUAL tude causes the^heaSlights Use them to check what's to project skyward. behind you almdSfc as fre Plan. Your Trip. Study quently ad you a s c e r t a i n FROM THE WORLD’S your route in advance,, what's ahead or on either checking expressway en side, ' W om en's Spring and Sommer FINEST MAKERS .. . trances and .exits to avoid Use Your Turn-Signals. list-minute confusion. De Make the proper signal Weil SHOES FOR ALL OCCASIONS termine the exit before the. enough in advance of your one you Want so youSanbe- turn or wlien changtnglanes J^ T /I/Ic m A, z d o gin getting into "the turn -- and don’t foget to cancel off lane well in advance. the signal after making the bidecJs ion , u n e x*p acted lane Change. Fellow motor maneuvers and sudden ists have enough judgments noW $U 7.50 to ll 79.50 braking can cause - pile- WULLBUKN to make_»ithout having to -g u es s~ which -d-Lire^t- Hm- ■ you'rrmicb^Will I *11 finally make the- turn your signal lights indicate. - — -f-SmrtFreatt^.Pjxtt&igJa. * Pass with-Sare.|...Stay. , as\ many m tlesaspoasible :weU behind. When the pass on F r id a y ev en in g to s tr e tc r f ing lane is clear ahead and your weekend or vacatioty behind, jpull out, accelerat is; tempting but dangerous; ing smoothly until you are Ycur day’a work has robbed J four lengths ahead ofthe r you,of much of y b uralert- c a r passed, and then swing — ness and: coordination. - back into the running lane, byARPBGfO „ ; 1 Very early m o rn Jog .... ’ Slow Down for Curves. 1.:: starts also can be danger* S lcw d tm g rad u ally as you 1 < if and | | | tms • if they mean getting approach the curve,' then Genuine Cobra and Brit ITALIAN b e h in d the wheel woozy..•accelerate slightly as you . Genuine Alligator Zizard - Craftsmen ' from lack of sleep, v 'go around.: if the vehiclt by Sandler - Rig. to 19.00 ON TH^ RG m ^ te rs ^ tb e CurvwSt. excess m p H c e to m O O S 0 O M ! ;■ AVoid , Driving Fatigue. dive speed; braking ut the Limit your dally mlleageto curve may contribute tc BROOKS no m ore thanyou can com- loss of contrcjT of the ve fortably cover in a day— hicle. Be wise and take the m u m generally. from 300 to 500 -CI u rv e sI ... reasonable milesi This will let you speeds, applying thebrakes SHOP i cruise instead-of race and; sparingly where needed. Italian Heals ' : IfED V CDEi^lAI $5?9 ■most important, it will get f< Be wary of- New Situa Hush-Puppy Heels- VtKT JrlV lIA L Purw y m a f' - t you-off the road before the tio n s. ^)n a-longtr^p.youfU- _ . J _ ___ day's most perilous two no doubt into situations■' Villager^Lojybiig hours — from oiie hour that are new to , yW and, before Sundown to one hour therefore, potentially dan Mtetfhahdise—- - SELECTED GROUP-S After,- — gerous. | _ . HOES VACATION TRAVEL i i you aren't./used to " < ? tr l g i r i s Excluskely Take frequentresr stops p and coffee breaks^^-Change |j£gf your speed levelfleCasion- d styles Beautiful Hairstyles ally, move your, eyes, chew *STRIDE-Rin- 1 lis s io r m gum, listen to the yaffioand i must begin with a taDtto jassengerBj If cone 40* ofthesehelp,—try singing. r carefully planned -UsethSProperExpreas- expert Haircut. Red BOgt way U n e. If you like jo s e t . wkae...... f i i Yellow MORNING-STADIUM an ehsy pace, use the right- We're tops for tots., hand (outside)lane. . If you and teens, too. 8:00 a.m. Salutes prefer to stay in the flow of traffic, remain in Which- i < 9:30 u n . Circus Band ever lane & moving Uryour i 9:45 a.m. flag raising peaired speed —■ keeping a-proper distance behind the coramooio££. u* '; front of you. in the fast Qn-j 9:50 urn PitrkrticMeisige side)larie d o n 't block wants to lfcOO ajn. 8-acf Circus travel at a tester speed., Always yiC': to a faster iRclodiig Mi«| lir « ^ vehicle, unless, you cannot Spectacular ____ I safely do so. / . Sotpe states require that cats change from the right' (outside) lane at H jre r-. changes to fecilitate the easy flow of cars entering auto loans the e x p r e s s w a y . Law or rifeV'InbT gooeTidea. Leave Flenty -of- Space Ahead. Always., ‘ I i leave ■ at Don’t Pick Up Wild Animals Police Chief Frank J, Stoeckle warned this week that wild animals such is p E WimMOirmtHTUANT raccoons, squirrels, chip where Mi new I 'CAN end I WILL, hit Confidence and De munks and foxes Bhotfldnot termination, activate, fortify and be picked up o r taken froriv Inspire hia lQ. College Prep. their natural habitat.These Ghtdaa 9-12 & PG. Drilled in the 36 MONTHS tit M Y animals, the chief declared aubjecta required 'for College while* approachable at thi s Entrance. HOW TO STUDY ia time of year are still wild streased. All aporta., Da; acbool LOWEST RATE IN AREA or S or J da j boanUiif, Reqneat and apt to bite andpossibly illnatrited brochure and book carry disease. “Royal Roada” (free) on good - Tuesday afternoon a lo study habits. Enroll j»oW for cal boy w a r bitten by a September. ,TeL731-3300 Usod Core Also FInoncod At Low Rot«s , IANKINO HOURS Monday thru FrWay-StlO A M . to 1:00 PM> , ■ Walk-up Window—S.-00 P iA te 9:00 P.M. O M TAO ADMITS TO A U DAY AMD mtllNO MNTS S a tu rd a y -10:00 A .M . to 1:00 P.M . IVMY $tJO DONATION DHTITIIS YOU TO ONf TAO UP TO M l MORNDW: W^^ TW DOMAlHi, OM YHIKWIIH GENUINE SPRING Legs of Lamt) ■ MDOMUM DONATION O f S1.S0 WILL DC M9UI1TID FRESH Cu t c h ic k e n FRESH CUT CHICKEN BREASTS MUBURN TOWNSHTS JULY 4th CHIBRAT10N STARTS AT 8:30 a.m. FREEZER SPECIAL W ENDS AT 10i30 p,m. WITH Millburn & Short Hills ITEM, Thursdoy. June 27. 1968 assessment law to the East classified as farmlands and Court .Case oral estates taxes, invest* til August 16 when the of Orange water reserve thus be entitled to a lower Speakers and ments and economics, N, J, Summer Houri lands located inLlvblkstdn, tax assessment than "nor* fice will close for vaca On ‘Farmland’ inheritance and federal tion,;.' . <■ ( Millburn and F lo r h a m mil" property. In Mill- Films Available estate taxes, school sav Superior Court hearings F o r M S BRIDGE ANYONE ? ? ? Park. bum . East Orange has 640 Miss Grace. J, Altemus, ings, and frauds end On Septem ber 9, the are presently underway East Orange has brought acres of water reserve chairman of the puj^lc and swindles. Also available The summer hours for Y, £,S, office will re-open which are expected to de suit against ™ three muni currently assessed at ap are films on all phases of the Y o u th Employment/ and resume its winter TES, WE NAVE GAMES i l l EVERYONE cide the relevancy of the cipalities charging that the proximately $l,7-m!U|on,If banking from the bank's Service office w ill be from hours of 2 to 6 p.m, on state's "farmlands'* tax the court were to hold that A m e r le a p Institute of role in the community to 9:30 to 11:30 a.m . on Mon Mondays, Wednesdays and Duplicate Bridge Garnet.Every Evening 8:15 pjn. and the lands were to be class days, Wednesdays and F ri Fridays, For further in Tueaday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Aftetnoona 1:00 p.m. Banking has compiled a a career in banking. Separate Game Thursday Evening For Beginner*. ified as farmlands, the as list of officer? from banks This service is free of days, These new hours will formation, call Y. E. S, at sessment could fall to ap- within Essex County who charge and may be ar h e in effect from July! (in 379-7474. ; ■ proximately $70,000. are available ad speakers ranged by contacting Miss before: civic, charitable, Altemus, assistant secre » FOR THE FINEST IN EYEWEAR ■ religious, fraternal and tary of The Howard Sav Bagworms Carry club groups, schools and ings Institution, Newark, HOURS: 2 PTAs. She may be telephoned at Daily 9-5:30 ^ J Own Houses Topics range from 'gen MQchell 3-4000, Thurs. Eve. 7-9 Laboratory o Bagworms are cater eral banking and interna- Sat 9-6 l f f \ f Premlgea pillars that harry their tional banking to savings, Closed Wad. V V r baglike houses around with estates, trusts, wills, check the waiting time at ANDREW KOVACS them and feed on a variety mortgages, money man any state inspection station of ornamental plants that agement, credit, paying by located in Essex County ____OPTICIAN include arborvltae, juniper, check, inheritance and fed- Should telephone 622-8022. 357 Millburn Ave„ Millburn Near Theatre DR 9-4155 hemlock, sycamore and linden trees. They make their spindle- shaped bags from 1 to 2 inches long and from a. •very ~stroi^_TOi^^baiK they cover the bags with bits of foliage from the host plants. Overwintering ta k e s place in the egg stage in. hags attache ^ i® s hatch inTweTand”t&" caterpillars immediately begin to construct / their for ever-beautilul hairlines, r cases aa they feed, Bagworms are easier to' smqeth, sleek drifts and legs. control when they are young ‘Telephone fo r1 d domp Iimehtory - chlordane, diazinon, or malatbion, suggests Wil consultation - '376-4400 liam F. Munk, Senior Agent of the Essex County Ag The Rose Pavilion Behufy. Salon ricultural Extension Ser v ice., Two applications at 7 to 10-day intervals may id r d A Taylor* M illb u rn - . be hecessary for adequate control* Mr. Munk says. National Newark & Essex announces home placement bier's Sid. WE SEll ICECUBES! Checking • Stand-by Credit • Check Guarantee Card Our new Chec-King account helps you buy, pay, budget to best advantage... and enjoy new check-cashing convenience with the new Check-Guarantee Card ' Now you can write a check for a larger amount Example #3. Suppose you inadvertently flexibility in buying and budgeting. Ask about it. than your balance. overdraw your account. No need tq worry— no nowat anyof our offices or mail the coupon Now you can buy tn# things you need when 1 ‘overdraft embarrassment". You r Stand-by below and receive a descriptive folder and you need them. Credit will automatically cover your check. ‘ application/form. ' ___,___ ^ Now you can get the cash you w ant-by Example #4. Let’s say you’re faced; vflth * ‘ ’ simply writing a check. unforeseen expenses. You can write.out a Here's hbw it works: When you open a m r n D o i m personal check up to $200 that will be honored by* n a t i o n a l N e w a r k & E s s e x B a n k , Chec-King Account; in addition to your normal Remember a fine liquor gift simply showing your Check Guarantee Card at 2 Broad Street, Bloomfield, New Jersey checking account services, you and the Bank established businesses throughout Essex County wM be, welcomed by your\ agree on your Stand-by C redit-^Tnoney o r at any of the 31 offices of National Newark & available to you from National Newark A Essex. Pteasesend me descrigtivB fofd* Essex Bank; How much? From $5QO. . . to $9500. And by form lor a .Chec-King Account opening this account, you get the versatile What about repayments? Check Guarantee Card as a further did. Repayment is made on the principal outstanding, Example #1. Let’s say you have seen an with the amount of yburmonthly payment based Name appliance that you need — on sale'for$275. You on l/36th of the original amount o f your loan. have a $60 balance in your Chec-K/nglAccount. If you,increase your loan balance, the payment is then based on the new amount. Jnterest-is You can write out your check for the full amount -Address^ Charged at thelow rats o f only 1 % per"month. and make the purchase. Funds, in multiples of $100, from your Stand-by Credit will . You will receive a statement every month showing the current status of your Chec-King automatlcally.be made available to cover the City State 1 W check. loan activity, together with an advice showing the amount of tbe payment dpe that month. . Example #2. le t’s say yob wish to increase the (df course, you will also receive each month ^ balance in your checking account, Simply fill out your normaf checking account statement with RS. If you don't use-the Stand-by Credit a transfer slip in multiples of $100, and these cancelled check*.>T-=®-^——- feature of your CHec-King Account, there is no funds will automatically be transferred to See how this new service, another “first'! at interest charge at all, But, just knowing your account. National Newark & Essex, gives you new that you can call oh .it is' a great fueling. n a t io n a l N e w a r k & E s s e x b a n k MemberFM«nlD*po*ltIniurenceCorporation ' ’ 1 . _. . “a .. ■._St Hp * LD RjD, OPP. OLD SHORT H i l l s r d . 31 office! conveniently located In Newark • Bloomfield * Qlen Ridge • Caldwell • Cider Grove • Fairfield \ Montclair • East Orange - Orange • SoutffOTiinge;.WestOrange Mlllburn & Short Hlllt ITEM, Thursdoy, June 27,1968 Pofl» S of M r. and Mrs. Philip H. of Blaine Street, D0R0TH1T College Ha Belton of Montview Ave SILBER of South Mountain nue te a graduate of Masters Ayenue. and Jane SZPARA iCorner School, Sheila is the daugh of Mlllburn Avenue,; Mrs. ter of M rs. Marcella C. Leff was graduated.summa • THE MAJORITY OF Ha slam of Short Hills Ave cum lafude. The degree of MATERIAL USED IN THIS nue and a Mlllburn High education of the mentally retarded was awarded to ‘COLUMN GOMES DIRECTLY graduate. The daughter of M r, and Mrs, S. George LINDA BETITKESSLER of FROM THE VARIOUS Koo lu r is of H a r ta h o r n M orris T u rn p ik e and PRE-HOLIDAY UNIVERSITIES AND COL Drive, Linda achieved high WENDY PY LE of Main LEGES. THE ITfeM, HO$\ honors for. the se c o n d Street, SELIMA MARIA NAOW BENDOW of Saga EVER,'IS/GLAD TO PUB semester of this academic more (Road, B ARB AR A LISH NOTES REGARDING year. Linda is a graduate of Mlllburn High, HILL CORNELIUS of Haw-- STUDENTS SUBMITTED BY. thorne Road and SUSAN SALES PARENTS OR STUDENTS, •Newaik State College in SHAPIRO NEUMAN ofMor- THEMSELVES. Union awarded the Bachelor rie Turnpike were awarded PATRICIA S IE 0 L E R , of Arts degree in element the Master of Arts degree. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, tary education to the follow Edward V. Siedler of Elm ing lpcaT residents: BETTY wood Place, was named to C. BONFIELD of Pine T er { R 6 & 6 B I C race, East, ELIZABETH die dean's lift at Cedar R O W S . Crest College for the second JANE FRIEDLAND Of Fair- semester. View ROad. THELMA P. S t u d i o ptwn m a r s e e LEFF of (Greenwood Drive, E7 union p i summit >77-3717 Named to the Dean ’ s ALICE MARIAN RIMBACK Honor Roll of the Univer SEMI-ANNUAL SPRING C O A T S sity of Wyoming, was PETER CRANE WILLIAMS, SHOE CLEARANCE 1/3 to J40FF: son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Naturalizers, reg55^99*19.99, C. Williams, Jr. of Chaucer now 12.90. For juniors, misses, and petttes. Caressa, reg. 15.95-21.95f now 12.90. 35.00- 49.98, now 17.00-27.00., O F F | Barefoot Originals, reg. 20.95-23.95, Three local residents, 20% 5500-75.00, now 29.00-37.00.------DOUGLAS GOEPFERT of now 1490. 89.98-1$9,98, now 47.00-71.00. Crescent Place, JAMES ^Custom Craft, reg,r24,95-26.95,- — SANDBRS-of Baltusrol Way now 16,90. RAINOR SHINE COATS and -KENNETH MCNAB of Anudfirreg49.95-23,95, . fo r juniors, misses, Reg. 39.98-69$8?~ Lake Road, received Bache now 10.90-12.90. - now 21.00-39.00. £ lor of A rts degree from - Van Eli, retri-7-95: now lft9 0 . ----- Baldwin-Wallace College. S A L E z j p Nina, reg. 1195-15.95, now 8.90. Suits and Coats, . * - Stot Satan, Tepper's Street Floor, Plainfield and Short Hills Mall A Bachelor of Arte degree Plainfield and Short MU Matt. | Tapper's Third Floor wee awarded to PHYLLIS MEN’SCLOTHESG MARY UNGERER, daughter LINGERIE of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. ANNUAL SUMMER Ungerer, at Commencement Select group of suita and sport coats SUIT SALE Collection o f nylon tricot lingerie. from our regular stock. Erercipes of Goucher Col reg 25.98, now 19,90. greatly reduced. Slips, reg. 7.00-13.00, lege on June 9. Phyllis, now reg.?M98-39M™ w 23.90. now 3.99-7.99. of Modaga, Galifornia is a , Famous-make chemise, reg 7.00, j > forfner Short Hills resident. reg. 43.98-49.98, now 33,90. reg. 55.00-59.98, now33.90. now 3.99. 2 She was a. biology major and ■ Half-slips, in white and assorted graduated cum laude. Famous-name suits from regular T . ^ . • i stock; in cottons, rayons, cotton- colors, reg 4,0Q-7M, now 1.99-3.99. Waltz gowns in assorted colors, reg; ’■ K ATHARINE HASEL- rayon blends, rayon and flax, cotton .00-125. 9.00- 15.00, now 5.99B.99. TON, SHELIA S.HASLAM, and amcl, and machine washable Long gowns, reg. 10.00, now 6.99. and LINDA K. KOOLURB get the highest rate in New Jersey at dacron knits in lights and darks. In were graduated from Pine sizes for juniors, misses and half- iMiterta, Tapper's Street Floor, Manor Junior College on Plainfield and Short HHsMM - ' June 3, Katharine, daughter ROBERT TREAT Suitt, Tepper’s Third Hoar," ‘ CEDARBROOKE. Plainfield and Short Hllli Mali ) ACCESSORIES • ASSOCIATION Tips 6ii Care S A V I N G S yeg. 65.00-89.95 SEMI-ANNUAL WALjLETS FAMOUS NAME Large; group o f ladies purse accessories O f Teflon ..:, wallets,purses,clutches.ctgarette Use of fets4n cooking is 52.00-72.00 CORSET SALE cases in many materials including a m atter of} choice. When Six month certificates peyS%% with minimum • BrastGiriBestfanty Girdles! , patents and crush grains in excellent frying, however, the use of emount of $10,000 end in multiples of $1,000 All at substantial savings during color selection. Beg. 2.50, new 1.50. a sm all amount of butter, over this emount. One^ year certificates pay 5% tills twice-a-year event. fat or oil can improve the with minimum amount $5,000 and in multiples SPORT COATS Warner’s Lam Bra with stretch HANDBAGS T j- -;y . flavor, color and crispness of $1,000 Regular savings accounts pay 444%, require^no minimum, deposit. Your strap, reg 5.00, now 3.95. A large group bfhondihagiin th e# T of foods. , reg. 37.50-55.00 I Girdle 7.00, now 4.95. Smooth-edge- metal savings are insured up to $15,000. Convenient latest fashion styles, Mostly patenm . - spoons and spatulas maybe parking next door. Write or phone 243-1123 Parity Girdles, reg. 8.00. now 5.95; . Many roomy styles. Btack, brown: ' H used on Fired-on hard- 30.0044.00 * rig. 9,00, no#6.95. coat Teflon finishes. Do Vanity M tm m B tr e td h Bra, V notvUse ^sharp-edged kit- rig 4 00.nW2.95.’ * ------1 chen tools and do not beat Girdles, reglffAfO, now 5.95. i j f w i a Q n r mix or mash foods vigor Pantie Girdle,frg 9,00-15.00, ously in the cookware. Dc now 6.99 to 12.50. * Group o f jewelry including tailored not use metal m ashers, Plenty brief, 4.95 and dressy styles in pins, earrings, rotary beaters or knives OlgaPanty Girdles, reg. 11.00, necklaces, bracelets, reg. 2.00-5.00, or any Teflon-coated itemv now 9.00. Maidenform Cotton now 99^-2.50. Minor scratching will af Bra, reg 2.50, now 1.99. GLOVE&- fect onlytheappearance of Maidenform Panty Girdles, the Tefloh surface. It will reg. 5.004.00, " ‘ Group o f fine white cotton gloves apt harm itsf non-stick new 3.99 and 4.99. j in fashion styles including cut-outs, 'quality, ...... Youthcraft Bras, reg 4.00, trims o f tortoise died, brass and ■ Fpr> oven use, utensils patents. Broken sizes. Reg. 350-6.00, may be placed in tempera now 2.99. Youthcraft Pantie now 2.99. ture up to 42S ddgre«a,,|wr Girdles, reg 10.00-11.00, any length of time. Do noc now 7.99 and 8.99. “CASUAL” SLIPPERS pfeCe Teflon-coated cook Surprise Cotton Long Line Bras, v ware under a broiler. ' "■ •. reg 6,Q0, now 4.99. Leather slippers in ballet style, scuff ‘ Condition* Teflon Foundation!, Tepper’t Third Floor, styles and sanded styles in a good , coating to'inSure non-stick Plainfield and Short HUU MM. variety o f colors. Sizes B. M L and cooking. Lightly wipe a X L N o teverysizein eachstyto and teaspoonful of vegetable oH CLEARANCE SPRING- odor. R e g 4.60-5M , now L99 pr. with psp«Lowelwg orjBOft. SUMMER DRESSES Accessaries, Tepper’s Stmt Floor, - clpth over the entire Tef- Plainfield and Short HOsMM lon surface. Misses dresses in spring and summer After each washing in an styles. Choose in wools, crepes, cotton autOflcracl^ dishwasher. MEN’S FURNISHINGS INFANTS & T e flo n must Be recondi , blends in dressy, tailored and cock TODDLERS tioned with cooking oil. tail styles. Broken size-range, Reg 22.98-145.00, tmw 14.00 to 98.00. ~Swimsuits, Sundresses, Flaywear, Short Sleeve Knee Length Pajamas in coat and middy styles. reg 5.00-7M , now3.504.90. Six Of the wood's tallest Solids and patterns. Reg. 4.00-5,00. now 3.59. JUNIOR DRESSES Dresses 3-6x, reg. 7,00-15.00, now------trees, ranging in'height Gay array o f cottons, crepes, wools, 3 .9 0 4 O 9 a from 362 to 3671/2 feet, are Orion-Nylon Stretch Sdcks in heather colors. Reg. 1.50, Slacks, reg. 4.09-5M, now 2.90. now 99^ - ' blends In broken assortmen t o f sizes. inOaUfomDu Colors and prints o f early springand ’■ GIRLSWEAR 7-14 Long Sleeve Better Dress Shirts with.regutor collars._ summer. Reg 22.98-60.00, now Shorts, reg 4.00, now 2.90. Mostly stripes. Regr8:00-9.00. now 3.99. l i p p .to 26.00.. Stocks, reg. 4.Q8-7M, now 4.90. Gowns, Steep Sets, Robes, reg6.00- Short Sleeve String Knit Shirts in hptural color with contrast- WOMEN’SXMgHSSaES 12.00. now 3.50. ingtrim and pattern, Reg 15:00 and 16.00, now 9.90. Cottons, silks, blends in early spring and summer dresses in dressy, tailored JR.JII SHOP Shirtdresses, sizes8-14, reg. 12.00 ~Sh6rt Sleeve Banlon Knits in solid shades arid fancies. Sizes and Cocktail styles. Prints and solids. and 13.00, now 8,90. •* SML.XL. Reg W OOi tiOW 4.95. Broken assortment o f sizes. Reg Gtriswear, Tepper’s Second Floor, -22:98-79.98, now 14.00 to 48.00. Plainfield and Short Hills MO. Dram. Npper’iTkM Floor, PWnfUd and Short HUIt MM BOYSWEAR Nylon Parkas with hidden hood, zip - front, large pockets. Large sizes only. BETTER SPORTSWEAR R^B tO O . now 2.99, ^ Special group o f famous make play Knit shirts, arid Sjport sHirts, famous clothes including dresses, skirts, suits, ' name short sleeve spott shirts tit crew, Sizes 8 to 16 in the group. turtle,m ock turtle, fashion and but UNIVERSITY SHOP Sporttwiar, Tipper'i Third Floor, ton-down collar styles in a wide Variety Plainfield and Short HiUi Mall, ■ o f colors, sizes 8-18, reg 3.00-5.00, . now 1.99-2.99. ^ Sport Jackets, traditional 2 and 3 CASUAL DRESSES button models in stripes, solids, Short Sleeve Polo Shirts in stripes wiljh m o c t md crew collar. plaids. Chposein light-weight cptton Reg 5.00,-now 3.99. Famous make casual dfesses in rayon linans, amel jerseys, cottons, and r and cotton-dacron, Sizes 8-20. R eg Sportswear, Tapper's Third Floor, 18.00- 23.00. now 12.90-15.99. . Short HIOs Only blends. Solids and prints in misses; half and petite sizes. Reg 5.90-16.90, Short Sleeve Knit Shirts in cotton now 12.00 to 26.00. boude w ith mock collar. Trim on University Shop, Tepper’t Strut Hoar, collar and sleeve. Sizes 8-20. Reg Plainfield and Shprt imjs Ma/L ' v Carnal Dram, Ttpprr’i Third Floor,' 7.00, now 4.99...... ' PUnfUdmd Short HOi MM Never-lroh Jeans, wrinkle free, 50% , cotton-50% Vycronpolyester. Choose SPRING SOTS lie blue, l>rowiiiom,(tentmand - jbeige. Sizes 8-16, in regulatmd ' -K QIT. — ;-v slim. " - For juniors, misses, and halfstoes. f Spcdel3.59,2 pra. 45,00-65.00. now 21.00 - 31.00 > Boyswear, Ttpp*iSaamdFldor,‘r'~~^~^ 75.00425JJ0, now37;wr-52.0r HE 9She Know Your MILLBURN & Government. SHORT HILLS ITEM The Item welcomes' let THE MILLBURN wd SHORT HILLS ITEM publiihed eveiy Tillin' ters from Its readers on FEDERAL AID NEEDS day by The Item PubUahing to ., toe.. * corpoiation at 18 M ainljiwt, toxica of Township-wide in FORMAL REVISIONS: Millbum, N. J. Official newspaper of the Township of MUlbum.Sub- terest. To be considered, Kription late* by mail postpaid; one year, within Essex County, for publication, letters Best chance of improv $7.00; six months, $4.00; outside of Essex County, $9.00; Canada must contain the .writer's ing New Jersey's lot In the and Mexico, S 12.00; foteign, $15.00; payable in advance. Staple cop signature and address; a- Federal grants-in-aid dis ies fifteen cents each; twenty-five cents if mailed. Enteied as Second nonymous or unsigned let tribution to state and local Clean Matter October 6, 1891 at the Post Office at Millbuiti, New Jen ters will not be published. governments lies in'revi say under Act of Mardh 3,1879, and second dais postage has been * The deadline for letters paid at Millbum, New Jersey, sion of formulas in Wash to the editor, as for all ington, rather than In leg Telephone DRexel 6-1200 other copy, is 4 p.m. on. islating a new office in ■ Tuesday^,' • T' ‘\ / state government. Editor Business Manager This was pointed out by Charles E. Paulson Willard H. Baetzner, Unilateral Action toe New Jersey Taxpayers Association in a commen Managing Editor Advertising Director Editor, The Rems tary concerning a proposal Carter J. Bennett William X.. Annett Several weeks ago the in the 1968 Legislature to Millbum Board of Education c r e a t e the position of Social - Church Editbi Retail Advertising Manager adopted a school calendar 'S tate grantaman" in the for 1968-69. The. calendar ElizabethPettig Gerald C. Schiffman Diviaion of Budget and Ac contained a number of counting at Trenton. Thomas Morena - Circulation Manager changes from past calen ' An official statement on d ars and brought about the legislative bill ex Member /KSV Member strong reaction from the plained its purpose as "to ^ u a b ^ Weeklies (M C f New Jersey . MUtbum staff.' A m sjorob- help New Jersey gets fair ^ofKewJersey ' O f - PrpsAssociation • jeetlon voiced by the MEA er share of Federal aid." membership was toe uni La tes t tabulations show Member Audit Bureau of Circulations lateral way in whieb the that New Jersey taxpayers calendar was decided upon. GRADUA TING GLASS AT SHORT HILLS COUNTRY DAY Hen end ChertesF, Robbins, IV; standing, James BamhJge, contributed, an estimated _iaged6 Thursdoy, June 27, 1968 Repeated efforts on the part , — SCHOOL -Receiving diplomas i t ceremonies held this month Donald Ensign, Elner Andersen, Jr., Mark FameI, Pwl New- of the MEA to have the 1968- wen. flat row, Jonathan KMewattsr, David Cerien, Jeffrey house, Kevin Araneo end David Boron. r $595 million in taxeainre- . , Moas, Paul Krteaan Curds Borden. Darby Sapp, Eugene Me- turn for toe $351 million 69 school calendar changed in Federal grant8-ln-ald' have been unsuccessful. At distributed to the State and . AS IT LOOKS FROM HERE' a meeting held on JUflel9,< local governments in toe the Association decided to Selective Service System fiscal year 1967$ This rep voice its objection to the ac- resented ‘an average tex - if ; Admonition To Graduates J tion taken by toe board with Questions and dmwers cost of $1.70 for each dol a statement to toe board and lar of Federal aid received - Mrs. Nancy Settelmeyer, president of the Board of Educa» the central administration. — highest ratio in the coun non, in presenting diplomas to die Millbum High Scbool WeWoiRd appreciate,your Colonel Joseph T. A* sification, request recon veils,, State Director of sideration of a classifica try. v# + / K graduating class last Thursday evening, had a message publishing toe statement In Sponsors of the legisla for the parents^ friends-and graduates. This message Has Selective Service, has Is tion, or postpone an in the Rem so that the commu eral gun controls fo r more . tion eqilained that "th e a particular significance at this time and It isfefought, nity might also be aware of sued toe following series duction, but he caimorde- Prospects tor pashage of toan five years, th e out number and complexity of others than those present at the graduation would be in our portion. of questions frequently fer you. Only the local a comprehensive fed e ra ! terested In iu The Item is pleased to publish it in full. a s k e d Jat the Selective and appeal boards have toe gun control.law during this pouring'of support Is most .the Federal programs of /The Millbum Educe-; welcome. Letters support fering grants-ln-ald has folgnormalEdltorial space. tfon Association strongly Service System, along with authority, to classify. session of Congress have appropriate answers. Your Question: I Just turned ,taken a sharp turn upward ing an effective law have grown so rapidly that a fell- objects to toe manner in cooperation Inprinting 18 and am registered with’ outnumbered those oppos time professional grants- D r. King, Mr. lfoehler, Friends - which the school calendar during toe past fortnight, Z ; On behalf of the Board of Education I greet you, the these, as a public service Selective Service. Can tv New S u p p o rt fo r toe ing it by a vast majority — ; i man is needed to ensure fo r 1968-69jvaB adopted ' to your readers, will to volunteer for induction or on some days by a s much that the State will be eli parents. I f is ia sobering task In today’s climate to try tw the Board of Education legislation has grown al to "say «omeitolng iBeaningful to Wo generations, When appreciated.1 > must I wait until I am m ost dally as Congres- as 200 to one. gible to receive all the Fed on March 25, 1968. This Question: It Is my un called ty my local board? The flood of supportfor eral aid due R." I turn to speak to your young people, please dotettake was a unilateral decision sional Offices have been it as symbolic of turning my back on ah older generation; derstanding that graduate Answer: Any 18-year old swamped with a tidal wave gun controls apparently has Creation of a mandatory contrary to toe democra student deferments may he~ registrant may volunteer also had a n important im position of grantaman in for while I believe thav&i response toyounger criticism, tic principles which have of mail Oat has forded the we need to become more flexible in looking a t the to- given to toose studying f o r induction into th e Senate Poet Office to add - p act on those Senatort who state government is not the hpen followed by Millbum medicine. I have been ac Armed Forces by com- another shift of workers to nave opposed such legisla answer *Yo New Jersey's stitutlons and values we have clung to, there a re some Boards of Education In toe . cepted for enrollment In pletlng and filing, with Ms so rt it, tion in toe past. problem of beilig on the low values that we should be speaking out fo r and defending 1 iffist with respect to such Wife (Sr greater vigor than we do. We have condoned lack medical school, therefore, local board an Application &$ my office alone, we Among those who have end ofthe Federalaid totem Issues. Good communi how do I proceed to get f o r Voluntary Induction received more toan 20,000 announced that they have pole," said NJTAt declar Of respect for people,1 lack of respect for property, biudt cations between teachers, Of thepect for learning; and you know, and I know, that the deferment? (SSS Form 284). V letters and telegrams on toe • churned th eir positions to ing: „ 'The solution:. 4 s in administrators and board without respect, you have NOTdeSireableself-expression, , Answer: .Write a letter - Question: Where may a subject during a. one-week faverr gun contfcrlsare Washington, through Con members would elimi Parana vnliinm-r for Indue - but eventual chaos. ' requesting such deferment period. As many as five Swage Democratic Leader gressional revision of fac I shall be brief for this is your evening to celebrate. nate unilateral decisions to your local board, set tion? members of my off ice staff Mike Mansfield and Senate tors in p r o g r a m formu- and would foster cordial Answer: A. registrant Republican Leader Everett -But It seem s to me no longer enough, as It once Mas, to out toe facte in your case, have been occupied virtual •rteSri,” V ,say: ie a r e proud ofyCKbyou have done well; we skSecf relations between these sign it and give your Se may volunteer for ittiuction ly full time just opening Dfiimen. . While in m an y , states great things of you. It IS true we are proud of MANY of groups. It is true that lective Servicenumber. only through his own local fM m ail. Both of these setiators were leaders in the fight governor s have Federal aid u and of the records you hays made arid the things you there have been conver After you have commenced xboard. I f a man has not “ It Will take several inore experts on their personal ye done to bettor your school and community and sur sations between tM par your studies, have your been registered, he may weeks bisfore we a re able against m ore extensive gun S ties concerned, but these register then volunteer, but < Controls when toe Senate staff a the Association rounding communities. Best of all, to your own hearts, school send a GRADUATE to respond toallof toem aiL pointed out New Jersey's many of yoii know you have done well, done YOUR best; were conversations held OR PROFESSIONAL. COL may do so CONDUCTOR AND GUSSfARTIST'A sari* o f tencon- certs will be presented by the New Jersey Symphony Orches tra under the baton of Henry Lewis (left) at historic Waterloo Village in Stanhope. Guest artist at the opening concert, to be presented this Saturday evening, will be Marian Anderson. Colonial Village Site For Concerts — "A series of ten concerts Content) featuring |heW .J. Sympho ker); Haydn C ello Con ny Orchestra under the certo (Starker^; .Brahms' baton of Henry Lewis will .Variations on a them e by -open thi ^Saturday evening Haydn; Mother Goose Suite at Waterloo Village, a Co by Ravel. T lonial hamlet located near July 20--Handel*s Wtter Music; Chopin, Pl.ano Con k m W Guest soloist Saturday certo No. 2 (soloist. Is will be Marian Anderson tomin); Tschaikowsky's who will narrate Copland's SymphonyNo. 4; - * “Lincoln Portrait.’’ The July 27—B rahm s Violin evening* 8 program will o- Concerto (soloist, Senof- pen with -Hayden’s “Lon sky); Mepdelsohn, Sym don” Symphony (No. 104) phony Np. 3 (“ Scottish” ); followed by the piano team Overture .to Marriage of of Gold and Fizdale per Figaro by M ozart. forming the Poulenc Con Aug. 3—Bach, Toccata, certo fot two piano8. Clos Adagio & Fugue in C; Bar- ing work on the program tok, D i v e r ti m e n t o for will be Ravel’s Daphnis String0; Beethoven, Piano , & Chios Suite No. 2. Concerto No. 5 ( “ Emper Waterloo Village, foun or'’ - soloist, Bachauer). ded in the early 1700’s as Aug. I0 * -B e e th o v e n , Andover Forge, has been Symphony' No. 1; Mozart, unchanged for the past cen Plano Concerto No. 21, tury. Original homes still ( soloist,, Horszowsky); stand with over 100 rooms Schumann, P i a n o Con . completely furnished with certo (soloist, Horszow authentic Colonial furnir . sky); Wagner, Prelude & turn. * Finale,- “Tristanand , Among historic s ite s Isolde” , j. . i which visitors can see at Aug. 17—Mozart, Over Waterloo Village are aqold ture to “La Clemenzp di grist mill, an apothecary Tito” ; Brahms, .Symphony shop, an old tavern where No. 2; Rachmaninoff, Pi M orris Canal sailors spent ano Concerto (No. 3 (solo the night, I general store ist, VanCWburn}. with candy still selling for ' Aug. '24v JR a v e t, “ Le a penny, a blacksmith shop, Tombeau de Couperin," a church and a Revolution - Ravel* Piano Concerto in G ary War graveyard. (soloist. Entrement); De Thei Hamlet, which can bussy, “Le Mer” . h e r cached by taking Route Aug. 31--Haydn, Sym 10 to Route 206 and then phony No. • 88; Mahler, following signs to Stanhope 'fcindertotenlieder”; dgl and Waterloo Village, is Falla, seven songs; Cop open dally from 10 a.m. to land,; “Appalaqhian 6 p.m. -Persons attending Springifipaas^ **»*xif id the murife festival may see ,jYor further information the village free of charge. Regarding the concert ser> Other Boloists to appear lea, te le p h o n e 201-347- during the music series 0900 or write to Waterloo are Van CllbUrn, Phillipe Village Music F e S tiY a l, Entrement, Janos Starker, Stanhope, New Jersey . Marilyn Horne, Eugene Is tomin, Berl Senofsky, Gina Bachauer and Mieczyslaw Horszowsky. • Occupational Other programs are as .tollofs: Tax Stamps LILTING LACE July 13—Over tut. e p> “ Cozi Fan Tutte” by Mo 3, Robert Murphy, act zart; Saint -Saens Cello ing district director of In- < ternal Revenue, states that AT . ITS MOST ROMANTIC dealers in wine, beer, liq uor, narcotics am d fire arms must’purchase 1969 Federal TaxStampsbefore JUly l, 1968. Renewal applications , have been m ailed to all Suzy’S openly feminine dress ways. From left to stamp holders on recdrd. Dealers who did, not r e ceive applications should right, grey or nevy ecetate and nylon lace with white immediately notify the IRS Service Center, 11601^ Roosevelt Boulevard, Phil organdy collar and cuffs. $26. Brown QLgray adelphia, Pa. 19155. Additional free informa tion ,on occupational tax ' stamp, requirem ents isfree at any IRS office. and cuffs, $30. Gray or brown cotton-acetate-nylon Going out of Business lace with organza jabot, $30. Ail in Jr. Petite sizes, 5 to 13. Junior Dresses, Last 3 Days MUST DISPOSE OF ENTIRE STOCK DRESSES • COATS KNITWEAR -COSTUMES • RAINCOATS BLOOMINGDALE'S IN THE MALL AT SHORT HILLS, 379-1000; BERGEN COUNTY, FRESH MEADOWS, NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK, STAMFORD. ALL STORES OPEN THURSDAY AND RSQNDAV NIQHT8 Millbum & Short Hills ITEM , Thursday, Jurat 27, 1968 was associated with an ad rested by Millbum police 23, five TownsMp youths, ing a court appearance on vertising agency that listed early Friday morning and three of them Juveniles, August 14 while the Juven approximately 40 woolen' charged with possession were arrested by Millbum iles weire released in cus In the Realm of marijuana. The Juve police on glue sniffing tody of their-parents. Of Commerce nile, was released in cus chargee. Nineteen-yeay- ' A 19-year-old Townehip tody of his parents whill old DaVid Kantox of Wal dle Daily Store Hour*^!30 to 5:30 (Including Saturday,) " U ni) »/ P m Parking Evtningt After 6 someone running the stop sign. SEE YOUR ATTORNEY ~ Stop signs don’t stop cars. D r i v e r s care. Make BEFORE SHE DOES sure you do and make sure he ho$. Ttiere’s very little Satis Think about your family. Try to picture how they’ll get faction in being dead right when ydft’re dead. along in your absence. You Can head o ff future f inancial problems for them ,by doing something about it now. — ■ Wherever, whenever you d riv e. . drive defensively. Consult-yoBr attorney, then visit with one of .our Trust Watch out for the other guy. He may be the kind who’ll Officers to see Row we can be of assistance in this prac stopLat nothing, tica l planning of your financial- affairs;—as Executor or Trustee or Custodian. There’s no obligation, of course. Watch out for the Other Guy; MONTCLAIR NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY W ooo»ytWn y*h The .CgBUBWl* Millburn & Short Hills ITEM, Thursdov, June 27, 1968 House In South Orsnge. Benefit Concert Proceeds from the perfor mance, sponsored by the Local young musicians Suburban Resources Or will present a concert of ganization, will b e n e fit- ilaaslcal music bn Mon community develop day at 8 p.m. at the 8 ’- ment o r'g a nl s a i l on s In Short Hil ls nai Jeshurun Suburbari Newark's Central Ward. \ Shopping hour*:9<30to 5:30, Thursday 309 p,m. AVON-bythe-SEA, N. J. 97717 ON THE OCEAN FRONT • EUROPEAN PLAN Famous Cuisine, Old Fashioned Hospitality ft /Service Personal^ /S l o a n s . . - . JS? We're okaying 7 them at a~ k ~- AJK-v great rate!" Jm . • i m m v • Take 36 -Susan Thomas Sportswear months to repay __ - • Life insurance available ' ' Drop in at any office or call 748-3Q00 national Newark NEW ROTARY DISTRICT GOVERNOR * Milan Harts of president of the Pequannock Valley Club, and Morton J. Parish, rU ur sale of lateSpring and Summer fashions. $dme reduced Cypress Street, (third from left, rear) incoming'district gover president of the Millburn Club. Seated ore Township Commit & Essex bank nor, is congrapjlated by Will Wall, present district governor, at teeman Everett W. Vilett, and past district governorsHoward v from stock. others specially purchased. You’ll fihd^sunny 2 last week's Millburn Rotary Club meeting at the Recreation Miller, Fred Ambielli and S, Hannan Macy. _ (Sidney Bank) 31 offices throughout Essex County . House In Taylor Fark. Flanking them are Dr. John At futdi; and 3-piece outfits -and jaunty sports shifts? some "with their Member Federal' Deposit Insurance Corporation own sweaters: Choose from crisp linens, .rayon and easy- ■ care fabrics! Not ev^ry size in every style or color. Shifts: (Continued from P*g* 1) 18.90jor 27.90; 2-piece coordinates: 2^.90,24.90 or 27.90; ■fer act will be repeated in 3-piece coordinates: 29.90, 33.90 td 39.90. AH sales-final. the evening. The afternoon program N o mail or telephone orders. Coordinates,.main floor. starts at 2 p,m. In Taylor Park where rides, includ ing m e rry -g o -ro u n d s , whips, ponies, horses, and new this year, a swing, holding 24 children, becked as a super-sky ride. Will be on hand, and free pop- sicles will be distributed. The Stadium gates will open at 6:30 p.m. and at The elegant Erica Pump 7 p.m. the Glenn Blnetz Rock 'n Roll Group will entertain. Official greet regularly 31.GO r>0 )v 4Z , ings will be extended by Mayor Ralph P. Batch and An excellent opportunity-to save on this. Beautiful mid-heel George H. Bauer, th is year’s ^president ofthe pump. Smooth, one piece in seamed upper, leather lined! Fourth of July Committee. The off icial program will Black or navy calf, brown or white patent. M . also include the lowering of the f la g by the American Legion c o n tin g e n t, the singing of the national an them By Mrs. Oliver, the reading of th e American Special Purchase!.. | Creed by M rs. Milton O. Lange, and arepetitionof die highwire act. The f ir e w o r k s are British Brevitt Oxford scheduled to beglnat9p.m. and this year’s chairman, Walter H. White, promisee noislerandbrlghteraerial display^, an d also s e t pieces. Aerials and set pieces are to be in the pro The wonderfuTdlh day walking shoe in a soft kid skin witn portion of aboutfourtoone, acc o rd ln g to Mr. White, cushioned sponge rubber inner sole and ribbed rubber soles. which seems Cube the Way Blackf antiqued brown or antiqued olive,- also white buck. M lllburn audiences like them. Shoe salon, second floor. T h e Mlllburn R o ta ry Club will have a stand at the S ta d iu m from.which re freshments will be sold for the association’s Youth Welfare Fund. The Township F irst Aid SALE;; Squad will be in attendance at all events. Fourth of The one tl y no other life insurance July -Committee members _ Popular. Casubi Pump wearing gold-colored hats will be present at all times to give assistance and In company olfer your family is formation. regularly 16.00 now It Is requested that as many as . possible walk to die Stadium as parking fa Charming bow pump .in black patent, brown or navy ca ll cilities are limited. As usual no sparklers or with a matching Color cotton faille bow. . - - fireworks will be permitted in the stadium or park and offenders will be escorted^ off the grounds. - Tags must be worn for What can- he offer you? admission to all events. Continental Boutique Brogue One tag admits die w earer Himself. He’s unusually good at his to all programs. A tag is job. Fourtlrfiesa's.many Mass Mutual given for a minumumdona agents as the industry average hold tion of $1. However, on the the Chartered Life Underwriter desig day _qfthe Fourth the mini mum donation requiredat nation, granted after up to five years the gates will be $1.50. G ood Value! The brogueiook injjrass tan or antiqued brown “oTTntensive study. S ix tim es as many T a g s may s t i l l be ob calf. Casuaj shoes, seconditaor.----- ~ — belong to the M illion Dollar Round tained at many locations in Table, recognition of superior perform-^ the Township. A list ap pears in an advertisement awee. Four tin les as many have won th e r in this week’s Item.. According to tbs I960 Young Colony Opera Pump 0. S. C e n su s, Mlllburn Township had a population of 18,799. The latest esfl- There are 6 Mass Mutual agents right here in Short Hills mate now puts the popula- tion at 22,500. Soft cdlf with.a full kid-skin lining and medium heel. Shiny, SEYMOUR HUFRIELAND WALTER F. BROOKS, District Office Manager black calf, soft navy or meadow brown calf. 6J6-AAto’ 10 AA, 183 MiBbum Avenue '391 MiUbtun Avenue •___ Mlllburn, New Jersey , Millburn, New Jereey 6% A to 10 A, 5 B toTUB^Jbung Colony shoes, stxthfbof7 . 379-7220 — DfeWlOO DQJJGLAS B. SLADE B. Altman & Co., The Malt a f Short Hills, DRexet 9-3000, and Fifth Ay«nue,N^~Yfrrt^ given for the Fifth Ave* D. J. LIZOTTE^ASSOCIATES, Iffc., General Agent nueStore: 320 Perk Avenue New York, New Y(nk Millburn & Short H ills ITEM. Thursday, Juna 27.1968 $10,000 or more have div- Berkeley Savings idends earned from date of deposit and paid quar Offers New Rate terly* to p r g H d e higher .A new higher rate of P'yields. P ... P Also, P *.....certif 51/4% an its golden sav icates, are available for ings certificates'* is being minimym amounts of $5,- offered now by die Berke ley Savings and Loan As- sociation of Newark. The Item welcomes ‘Tet The new 5 1/4% cer ters to the e d i t o r ” sub tificates fmr amounts of mitted by its readers. Red, wl&ite & blue chip Investment ' Admission Jag$ May be Obtained HIGH FLYER - Featured et both the morning cireut and In the waning before the fireworks start on Fourth of July will be The Anting Alexander in magmticulbr ac t from the following - re: Cooperating Merchants and Offices: RARE Municipal Pool Haggett's, M illburn Stationers . White Oak Ridge Road Chatham Road 45MainStreet r^’ -■ j . 3 ' ' :\ ,f ’ 'v ■ ?;,»*v v/H H BBb ■*"% ' —v ’ 1 * - s f l Item Office - investors Savings & Loan ^ Palumbo's EssbService, y in A § \ 18 Main St. 64 Main Street 238 Main St. ( G la s s 1 j j j j [Sly Itself QUEEN OF THE DOG tured Wonder Dogs Revue to A. & P. Feoff Stoie Ivy Cleaners Paper M ill Drugs (Whalen's) SHOW ■ All dressed for the b e seen at the Fourth of July 343 Millburn Ave. dance h this star In the fbe- circus at the high school Chatham Road 509 M illb u rn Ave. News of Our Servicemen jjl| ’.’V v I jj * USS RENSHAW (DD-499) His ship is a high sp a t sea. (FHTNC) - Navy anti-subm arine destro Ensign Jon M. Spielman, capable o f shore bomba E. t o p i Drugs son of Mrs. ClementSchoo m ent or of screening 1 Bond's Lonergan's land of Sherwood Rdad, has attack a i r c r a f t cart 218 Mdlburn Avenue . arrived in the Far East forces. It wilLoperate 730 Morris Turnpike 328 Millburn Ave. Iaboard the destroyer USS part 0t the U. S. Seve -RcsnsMw*- * F leet, HI 11 Motorists w ishing ‘to check the waiting time at Investors Sawngsfc Loan'* an y state inspection station Cftlvter-Barber Shop r Magic, Cottage located in Essex County S h o rt H ills M all should telephone 622-5022. 349 Millburn Ave. ^ 516 Millburn Ave. King's Supermarket M illburn'H ess Service Station F. W. W oolworth Co. 1 879 Millburn Avenue i 622 Morris Turnpike 729 M o rris Turnpike Gruning's Recreation House ^ Millburn Delicatessen 788 Monis Turnpike ^g^gTeylor Perk " 328 Millburn Avenue ? Gienwood Sweet Shop Alderney Little House Any Officer 519 Millburn Avenue 545 Millburn Aveirar July 4-€ommlttee Bring In Your C&D "Sugar Sivingi" Coupon: And 8ava " OHM TAG ADMITS TO ALL DAY AND EVENING EVENTS * fwnMya EVERY $1.00 CONATION ENTITLES YOU TO ONE TAG UF TO THE MORNING o r THE FOURTH: ON THE FOURTH BUNKER'S - MINIMUM DONATION OF $1.50 WILL BE REQUESTED AND loan association HARDWARE MIUBtRN T0WNSHIP .. Call 762*5800 Millburn & Short Hills ft EM. Thursdov, June 27. 1968 $10,000 or more have div Berkeley sayings idends ea____ rn ery from ' date ‘ Offer* New Rate of deposit ana paid quar terly to p ro v id e higher higher rate of yields. Also, 5% certif " i I /455 on its "golden aav- icates are available for yt certificates” Is being minimum amounts of $5,- ered now by the Berke 000. ale y Savings and Loan As sociation of Newark, Hie Item welcomes'let* th ej new 5.1/4% cer ters to the' e d ito .rM sub tificates for amounts of mitted by its leaders. Stod, whife A blue chip Investm ent Admission Tags May be Obtained HIGH FLYER - Featured at both the morning citeut and In the evening baton, the fireworks start on Fourth of July will be The Amazing Alexander in hit spactaculartci from the foljowing Cooperating Merchants and Offices: Millburn Stationers RARE M u n ic ip a l P o q I HaggettV White Oak Ridge Road Chatham .Road 45 MainStreet 1 Investors Savings & Loan Palumbo'sEsso Service, l In A 64 Main Street 238 Main St, tG la s s b y I ts QUEEN OF THE DOG tured Wonder Dogs Rama so Ivy Cleaners Paper M ill Drugs (Whelan's) SHOW - All dratted for the be seen $i tin Fourth of July dance it this stair in tha fea circus Bt the high school 509 Millburn Aim. 343 M illb u rn Awe. CaH Dr. 64202 for m i p t m i v son of Mrs. Clement Schot- Bond's * Lonergan's ;• E.Topf Drugs land of Sherwood Road, baa DAVE'S^Shop-RRe Liquors arriyed: in the Far Ba st 730 M orris Turnjfike 128 Millburn Ave. 219 Millburn Avenue aboard the destroyer USS Motorists w is h in g to check the waiting time at any smteinspection station Center Barber Shop Magic Cottage Investors Savings & Loan located in Essex County i should telephone 622-8(J12. 349 Millburn Ave. 516 Millburn Ave. Short HillsMall King's Supermarket Miliburn-Hess Service Station F. W. Woolworth Co. 578 Millburn Avenue 622 Morris Turnpike 720 M orris tu rn p ike ONE COAT self-priming G ratin g's Recreption Rouse THE MALL- 708 M orris tu rn p ike Taylor Park Glenwood Sweet Shop Alderney Little Rouse Any Officer 510 Millburn Avenue - 545 Millburn Avenue July 4 Committee X < ONE TAG ADMITS TO ALL DAY ANP EVENING EVENTS EVERY $1,00 CONATION ENTITLES YOU TO ONE TAG OP TO THE MORNING OF THE FOURTH; ON THE FOURTH AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, ...... =7'., .- MINIMUM DONATION.OF 11.80 WILL IR R IQOESU P ------— ----- ~ SAVINGS INSTITUTION A SOUND, CONSl»V»TlV», W IIB U R N TOWNSHIP'S MY 4th CftHHIATIOS STA8TSAT^:3lh M»-A ^ Wlffl SHORT HILLS m th e Hal) • Ample Free Parking - T l W ^ RANGE a UNION »HKfcLSrBT’~~ Millburn & Short Hills ITEM, Thursday, June 27, 1968 P tune 29th' at our new M adison O ffice • 10 Greenw ood Aye. CARTERET i n W ii S r SAVINGS m LOAN « ASSOCIATION tfiniati# MitnxfM m ITn A l i J To celebrate Fun and music Visit our the opening of I wit}iaN»i f; inspiring Presidential our brand new Dixieland Band FOR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS! Open a new SAVl N6S ACCOUNT for $ 50 or more or gallery add to an EXISTING Madison account and take your pick of one of these exciting new gifts. Ask about our new 6-month Madison Office. Free roses for Savings Investment Certificates p ( One of the very Pay the highest rate In the State-5KK on alriount* from We’re having^ the ladies r»rfsct for the beach or $15,000.latW.OGQ. and 5% on amounts from $5,000, to few places any:, as car robe or at a. $14,500. Earn dividends from first day o’f deposit Money where, where you football game in the fail. can* be withdrawn instantly. ' _,1 party and Makes an ideal gift Carler.l C«r«» Mon About You ____ can see beautiful Bright plaid. Full,46* *72" you're invited!^ I the kiddies ,three-foot PERCOLATOR Soft and washable. CARTERET SAVINGS featuring the exclusive LQAN ASSOCIATION portraits of all of POLO-AWAV ZIPPER BAQ Souvenirs fo r . COiy "taster guard"-perc~ Largest in New Jersey * $285,000,000. in assets • Reserves over $18.000,000. Sat., June29 th, our Presidents - basket. Looks handsome ideal for picnics, vacations, on any table. Drip proof trips to the beach, (t is ; Madison Office: 10 Qreenwdod Av$., Madison, NJA07901 • Tel.: 377-0606 everyone , "^at one time. pouring spbut, heat Strong, lightweight, available' Main Office: 855 Broad Street. Newark, N.J. 07102 . Tel.: 622-8OT0 9 to 6 ; rtlietJnt handle. ih colotful bright plaid__^ Mtllburn & Short H ills IT E M Thursday. June 27.1968 MORRISTOWN June 30, S h o rt, 1:30, Sat,, from 9 p. m., or Sun., famllles in the.'fcake Mo-‘ variety of delicious foods, M o v ie COMMUNITY June 37, 3:85, 6?50, 9:00; Devil's from 8 p. m, hawk area. For a delight .served, by well- tr a in e d 28. July 1, 2, Children's Brigade, 1:48,4:15,6:80, Suggestions If it’s dinner or late sup fully different culinary ex Stouffer g irls whd a r e lt- ’ Timetable Show, 1:30; T he Fox, 9:20. per, you’ll'* find it served perience in a Swiss-type tentive to every detail." 7/00, 9:00., 1 Tbt following‘is a partial in the elegant,-G ranada aftnoipfiefe, stop nyany- fhe fneala are always June 29, The Fox, 2:00, SUMMIT listing of suburban restaurants room .. steaks,, chops, lob ttme. A business,, men’s , prepared from Stouffer'e MELLBURN ;• 4:00, 6:05, 8:05, 10:10. s te r or what you will. ■ ,' MILL BURN June 27, STRAND June 27, 28, uithin driving’ distance, from luncheon. Is served anjjJuU own recipes (over 5,000 at June 90, The Fo& 2:00, r July 1, 2, Featurette, tbs Miltbum-Sborf Hills Jbie'a E n c o re , has a fine co u rse; dinners attd t « last count). "JUly 1, 2, The Graduate, 4:20,6:45,9:10. that. ant fuggftmd for dining c a t e r i n g organization, icarte daily from 12 to 9, 2:00,7:30, 9:30. 2:30, 7:00, 9:10; Prud- For that special affair, ence and the Pill, 3:05, out. Generally, reservations art headed by Ed Rosenthal, June 28, Tl» Graduate, IRVINGTON recommended, general manager. Call 964- there are banquet rooms 2:00, 6:30, 8:30. IQ:SO, 7:35,9:48. to accom m odateupto300. ART THEATER June 27, June 29,30, The Alamo, ). Sebiffman 12:10, * . J u ly 1, 2, C lo s e ly V Always open dally, in~ June 29, The Graduate, 2:0O; Featurette, 6:50, eluding Sunday and Monday, w a tc h e d Trains, 7:00, 9:05; Prudence and the TERRY DEMPSEY'S 1:00, 2:45, 4:85, 6:30, RESTAURANT (Springfield); A landmark, Stouffer's is located on the 10:15; Dear John,’8:30, Pill, 5:00, 7:30, 9:45, I MARIO'S (MILLBURft): 8:30, 10:80,12:10. Juhe 28, 29, C lo s e ly on the corner of M o rr is M allw. Short Hills - DR June 30, The Graduate, OF THE WEEK Ave., on the Springfield- Vivid plush .red decor 6-7023” Open Thursday w a tc h e d Trains, 7:10, * MAPLEWOOlS |etrikes the eye as, one^en- 1:30, 3:25, 8:80, 7:30, 10:45: Dear John, 9i00. ENCORE (Union): What Short Hills Borderline is evening ’til 9) Children -9:30, , MAFLEWOOD June 27, Terry Dempsey’s, known ters famous Mario's Res always welcome. June 30, Closely watched 28, M y 1, V 3, Fea- do you do wlih an enter taurant^ long a tradition in Trains, 3:30,6:50, I f tlS f tainer who needles the for their scintillating tutette, 7;OOi 9:10; Prud steaks and chops. Now, Mr. Mfirnrn, Just 3 minutes ence and die Fill, 7:20, boss, feream s at the staff, and Insults die customers? Dempsey announces with walk from the equally fa-i 9:30. pleasure the opening of his mod's P a p e r Mill Play.) Im niiiiiiiitii June 29, Samson and 7 Why, work him 6 nights a S t. M oritz ■ U a W/UTM H»»* VUU1U ■ , EAST ORANGE week. That’s what the En new cocktaUlounge, appro house, . . Miracle of th e World, priately called the Tipper-, O pen for luncheons, HOLLYWOOD June 27. Golia & B a r b a r ia n s , core restaurant and lounge P t h T f S F I did With Larry Bright, their ary Room, and his new en cocktails, dinner or after 28. July 1, 2, Short, 1:40, 1:00; Featurette, 5:15,, I wraa'aff | 7:10; D e v il’s Brigade, one-man wrecking crew ., larged Dining Room, Lunch *tre aaacks. , 7:25,9:38; Prudence and and pianist extraordlnairel ie served from 11:30 to ■linday dinner is served 1:50, 7*20,9:35. th e Pill, 5:50, 8:08, Phone* PArkwsy 9-9974 June 29. Devil’s Brigade, You can see him lues, thru '2:30; dinner, fxom5 p. m, to 10:18. 11 p!.m. weekdays., , F ri 1:00, 3:20, 5:40, 8*05, June 30, F e a t u r e t te , 10:30. W — - day and Saturday from 12 2:00, 4:10, 4i20r 8t30*i noon t o l l p. no, Dr9-5681, .Prudence arid the . Pill, a^O-dfSOr-^OO, 9:10. rrTf he ST. M0RIT2; Under the direction of the Grueter famllyr -the-&r- Moritz, on STOUFFER^ ~"(S h o r f e m m the.FtazaatLakrM^h»wfe: iillls)t In 'a r elaxing Vlc-L Deborah KEWR ^ F m For A ll Ages torian atmosphere recall-i ing the Jersey Shore, this. Irina OEMICK Pkiietarium favorite Wining and dining w . Biurtd WI Vaw charm iiydffilByandwihiafr ■>^ WgHi| : ^ Ta; - - rendezvous handre3s*gr Space Sliows spot offers 'an interesting "PRUDENCE AND r e s idents a nd vacation, w THE P IL l” '^ E h e ^ N e w a rk | Museum i» Exit IX Planetarium will go on a ill Rd. (5 Point.) :* vSM.MaUnaa 9 n i Closad Sun, and "Samaon and thw Swan special summer schedule featuring a variety of pro-;: 7 Lunch Sf’Dinner grams fro m Ju ly i through Q forth* August 3ft. Performances whole family Since 1930 a f avorite will be given on Mondays, tor Gourmets ji Children’s Menu Lxntmw enter Wednesdays and Fridaypat CMktlS LMXfi 12;15 p.m. and admission Executive Men’s . CMtlXVItd C.IUM Luncheon is free. R econtmendedby CUE 'Voices from the W Private Party ' MORRISTOWN Stars” jo be given every W Facjjities 1 Monday, la Intended to ac jj Wadding Receptions quaint—audiences with the If you’re ready s ig n if i c a n c e of radio MabtSt, Outturn astronomy in exploring the V universe. Audiences wiU CJwed Monday, 113 Sottf Orawgg Ah . FR 7-4415 Huicn to actual sounds from- to open your stars and g au g e s and to LUNCHEONS -DINNERS^ radio signals from "Space recorded In the Museum WHAT DOES THE Weddings • Club Affairs • Banquets Observatory. . 'V i r a t Men on the encore We here for your occasions our 14 Kant 5tlnvestment Gold Rome with accommodations to 160 Moon,” to be given pvery F O m A m A M Wednesday, offers an ex Saturday Openings Available citing rocket trip to the d o w ith an Moon, with appropriate entertainer wbo FJlljpAt MfiNT Savings Account NeecHer the Boss? visual and sound effects. Lobster Festival Screams at the Staff ? Insults the Customers? ' Come To U.S. WdtKHIM 6 NIGHTS A WEEK He makespeople roar with We will be serving Hit MM did With DINNER f -BRIG H T From 4to lPJf.,1l«tf)day, ~ JULY 4 RESERVATIONS 376-702$ torrie » w e Larry Tttka. thru. Sun.', from"! You'llSrbb^ •Mv kick tft*fv” blt f Dinner/ . .. Lite Support..._ 1 Servedin the Elegant ~ _GRAJNADA Room. sendfor this Masterwork Summer Sings DiRRgr Mfsic ly Sal Gloe A series of weekly Sum mer Sings, conducted by OPEN E V E ftY P A Y FREE G uid Book Masterwork Music Di 9 6 4 -0 7 7 0 rector David Randolph, (a currently in progress at 300 Mendham Road,. Mor- ristown, as a part of Mi8terwork's 13th Annual Festival, The Sings are held' every W ednesday evehing at 8 p.m. thrdugh JSounrifiil Beef and Champagne August 7, and ard open Tuesday m- to anyone who enjoys choral Steak and Spirits - - singing. There are no Wednesday* -----— — • auditions, and the music is Award Winning Continental Buffet furnished. Thursday • _____ Among the works to her Sweetheart’: Night ( a corsage for your lady) read are the Vivaldi ' 'Gloria, ” Stravinsky’s »»nuw nB«£TrT-- "Symphony of, Psalms,” a Fifth d d ig h tM night * Msndelssohn's "Elijah,” Friday m Han del *A "Messiah,” Lobster Night * a stuffed, broiled Lobster, Starer’s "A riel. ’* and served in the New England tradition. then come to lls. Bach's "Mass in B Minor,” Reservations: 538*1413 or 768*1150 The subject of the next Raymond M. Cantwell, Innkeeper Sing, oh June 26 will be Mozart’s 'Tlequiem.’1’’t o a a u i e m ----..... Summm: S ingr are in formal readings of choral works, somewhat similar t m r w m i m t m m & Htmsrut m jatsty in "nature to rehearsals, except that they a re 1 not in preparation for public pedrarmance, but merely for the gratification of the participants. Each week UNITED STATES SAVINGS BANK a different work la read, thus allowing the singers to re-fam iliarize them selves with words formerly sung and enjoyed, and to become acquainted with nlsw ones* . This la ,an excellent opportunity for ' FAMOUS CHINESE FOODS - CANTONESE DUNES those too busy to join a DINNER • LUNCHEON • BANQUET FACILITIES chorus on a regular basis— TAKE DOT ORDERS’AMPLE FREE PARKING or Who would like the pleasure of cheral Singing without commltttag thern- eelves to a permanent ar- Old faihlonm d Quality!! rangement— to experience the g ratlficitton- and. ex FAMOUS FOR ICE CREAM A CANDY citement of group singing under the direction of a xkHtod and n a tio n a lly icnowh conductor. Directions and ’urther inform ation ebout-the Masterwork Summer Shag program can be obtasmc dirough the office Of TBfc .Mtaterwork ,Foundation at 738 Speedwell- Avenue; Morris Plains* MiHbum & Short Hills fTEM, Thursday, June 27, 1,968 Miele Heads Lions Club - J o s e p h P. Miele of Ridgewood Road was in stalled as president of the; Mlllburn Lions Club for the 1968-69 year at the or ganization's annual ladies night meeting held Mon day, June 24. .Other-new officers in clude fit vice president, Harold Schuchmacher; 2nd jrice president, Mlke$gg— eno^ 3rd vice. president. Carmen Marpantonioj sec— Tetary, John" Arsi; treas urer, tack Setriitefr Hon tamer, Phil Scruato; and < jlaUrtMstex^RonnieNeiBSt Mr. Miele, in accepting his new post-as-presifenr efpi etised MB tphKs to th ere sid en ts of Millburn - You can show,your pride in-your own home state with this unique for yo&, and you-may obtain your chafm bracelet for a fraction of Stop ib. atony- bfhirst'Ndtional State’s 2 7 conveniently located Short Hills for their con- grid bea utiful piece of fine jewelry .TTyours when you bank ul First ~ its actual retdlFyqlue. " banking offices and make the marvelous Charms of New Jersey yours. " tinued support of the cam- National Stdfe. Each antique-finished sterling'silver charm recalls paigns ' sponsored by the -----Enjoy-your complete charm bracelet right from the beginning-Of- Millburn Lions, the pro-^ another fascinating chapter^ or highlight, in the long and colorful wdtch It grow in beootyaSyou'bank at FitsU^tional State, Which Three Convenient Ways foTollect Your Charms at first National State ceeds of which have Been history of New Jersey. ever fterthod you choose, you receive the sterling silver bracelet 1. Open- a Regular Savings Account with a deposit of. $100 or more used for the prevention of OR deposit $ 100 or more in your present Savings Account, . „ , blindness and related dis : Tin joy collecting them as a treat for yourself, or ps a. warm and absolutely free. It is^presented in a hgndsome golden-frimmed gift 2 ..Open'a Regular Checking Account with a deposit of $100 or more eases, in addition to schol thoughtful gibifor that very special someone, A memerrto-to be box, richiylihed withrfed velvet. arships awarded - by the OR deposit $100 or more to yptir existing account. Millburn Lions* cherished forever, your charm bracelet Will grow in interest,.loveli 3. Open a Handi-Check Account with a deposit of $100 or more OR ness—and value—with the passing years. You'll take special pleasure deposit $ 1 Q0Jor more in your existing account. l j r in Wearing, or giving, a fashion accessory which cannot be purchased* Whichever of these deposits you make, you wlti be able to.purchase Seek Rooms alTtwelve charms for just $18,00* and receive the sterling silver brace elsewhere___ First National State has had it designed exclusively let free* If you prefer, you mpy purchase the; chprtlis indivjduallydf ^ $ lj5 R l a a ^ :^feu=wiiLwceive tiie stei iHigsifyerbraceiet free with your Fo r Coeds first purchase. Additional charms may be purchased, thereafter, for ^ Off-campus living, tptar- $1.50 a piecip so long a s you a re a depositor a t any office of First ters for students at Newark National Stdte. •- State College, Union, is , Offer available for a limited:period. needed for next year, ac ‘ ■ 7 'V ...... cording to Ml88 M a rte Walsh, director of the wom EVERY CHARM AN EXCLUSIVE DESIGN H en's residence. The dormitory provides ARTLQILE-FINISKEEXjSTERIING SI LVER! - for only 150 women,1 and 200 - dormitory applications have beenreceived this year from freshmen alone, she said. / ~ ' „ Residents of Union and neighboring communities who have rooms that can be rented to students are asked to contact die S tu d e n t Activities Office at the col- lege. Landlords of students who/ have left the- tollege are asked tb inform me Student A ctivititesO ffice thjtt their rooms "are again Sterling Silver Bracelet available. with your.first Elects Bressler Martin Bressler of Ma plewood was unanimously - iMirchase - reelected president of pie Suburban Council for Equal Opportunities, iforjiherly the Fair Housing ajnd Equal HOppdrtunirt.: f t t '' ft louhcii _ H U of Maplewood, SouthOrange, Milliiuni and Short Hills, at the organization's.^ an nual. meeting held Sunday, June 23, The change in the orga nization’s name Was also formally approved^at S[un- ; day*& meeting. Reasons for die name change given by the council were that the former name was too lot®. _ and cumbersome and gave disproportionster emphasis to what was only one of the counctt’s activities.; 7 , .IJther offlcer a ^ lected at - the meeting were: Earl . Adams, M rs/FrecLj3ar-- - barn, Ronert Goldberg and Padl Tractenberg, V ice presidents; Herman Adams, recording Secre tary; Mrs. Albert Shire, ESTABLISHED 1812 corresponding secretary; . and Eugene Moss,: treas urer. BANK OF NEW JERSEY TotaVResources Over $750-Million T - - Caldwell-West Essex Office: 3 3 3 Bloomfiejd Ave.. CaidweH,-New Je rse y 07Q06j- Motor Bank: Btoorofieldand GentraFAvenuesr,-Caldwell, New Je rse y 07006" - MemberFederalIJ«poslt Insurance Cor|»r«tion T. THE GARDEN HATE lighthouse in the Unites} plates, It It Philadelphia in 1940. that most benefits mankind is that SOL S. ZESSIN SAYS: A name which goes all the way back known as the "Grand Ola Champion 4. NEW JERSEY STATE SEAL of fhe Incandescent lamp. . ' to a 17th century attempt to lure of the Tides:" \ ' ; ‘‘The Great Seal of the State of New H. JOYCE KILMER S 'TREES" future colonists from Europe to the 9. NEWARK AIRPORT 40th ANNIVERSARY/ ' 4. WASHINGTON CROSSING THE OELAWARE Jersey", was adopted whep inde- - .Briery schoolboy is familiar with New "Garden Spot of America." 1928-1948 Washington spent mbre than a fourth pendence wos. declared in 1776. ’ Jersey-born Joyce Kilmer's lines: Newark' Airport represents one of 2. MOLLY PITCHER . of the W oHor Independence In New l U S. NAVY DIRIGIBLE."SHSNAN80AN" , ""Poems are made by fools like me, the most slgniflcqpt developments of At the battle of Monmouth, the wife Jersey— more than Ip any other of Weighing^ 37 tons with art overall but only God can make a tree.” of John Hayes acquired a new nick the 13 colonies. — th*-reclamation of the New Jersey “length of 680 fcofc‘% r,**S hw ff" 12. SPARKLING NEW JERSEY BEACH SAND name when the cdrrled water to Jhe Meadowlands. -5.' U.S.S. NEW JERSEY doah“ wa* christened In a hangar In . Protrt Sandy Heok to’Gape May, the troops — “ Molly Plteljer." ~ The "Big Jay" is the' only commis TO. 1786 HORSEHEAD >ENNY ' New Jersey coast Offers 120 miles 3. BARNE6AT LIGHTHOUSE sioned battleship anywhere in the Minted in 1786, these coins 'Were .—of bathing beachesfqr those who Rebuilt in 1858,'the second oldett world. He keel was originally laid In known jas "horse head" -cent* 'of • “ WBnFlkt geTawaymiftilt all. Mitfburn 8. Short Hills ITEM, Thursdoy, Juno 27,1968 Mr. Vaughan was/for FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Carteret S&L The gifts’program, which Spectators also will be Mrs. Allman Elected A.F. Vaughan many years a mechanical &ttvUf0 Un Kparbij (ttljurrljrH CHURCH will last for two weeks, will Sesented with gifts—roses A CSC Director engineer with the. Foster offer a choice of four items r the ladles and souvenirs Funeral services far Ar Wheeler Carp,,- Livingston, laid, N. J, Opens New Office to anyone who opens a new of the occasion foiyfevpry* Mra, Thomas L. Allman WYOMING. CO M M U N ITY thur F. Vaughan Jr,, at 9 before retiring three years ■ IlitiMi C arteret S a vi n g s > and account for $50 or expands one* - '' [J ■ . of Meadowbrook Road was Northern Drive were, held PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATIONAL Bruc* W. Ivan* an existing account by. the | The new colpnM ftyle r ep en y elected to the ago, He was a licensed pro- - Joi.phT. Hour.nl Loan Association will mark 1 1 yesterday In Knapp's Co fessicnaV engineer in this 4|2 Wyoming Avon Pnnonige Hill Road and same amount. structure will replace die board of directors of the gw. William R. Hartiheoi 'Drlva 10:00 a.m. Church Worship the grand opening of its new branch which C arteret pre lonial Home, Bast Orange, state. . ; ■ . : Rev. Kanyan J. Wlldrlck service. Union Summer services The gifts-are an auto Community Services Coun office building at 10 Green sently operates In Madlspn Mr. Vaughan,, who was 67, . Mr. Vaughan leaves one in, conjunction with the Sprlng- wood Avenue, Madison, this matic coffee pot, a Blanket cil of the Oranges and Ma -died at lus home on Satur sister, Mrs. Charles JL In a case, a zlppered fold- at 57 Main Street. That plewood, the loca l planning Saturday with an offering branch, one of 10 operated day. ,, / Tavener of West Orange. of gifts fo r new and ex up suitcase, or an Ameri and budgeting arm of the Bom in Cincinnati, Mr. can flag with a rod and wall by the state’s largest Un 1 to d Community Fund panded accounts. * s a v in g s and loan, w as -Vaughan .had lived here for The ceremonies Saturday fixture for the exterior of ami Councils of Essex and 30 years. He attended Ste C H A TH A M the home. fo rm e d Jn«1966* West Hudson, 11:00 a.m. Sunday Worship will begin a t 9 a.m ,, with vens Institute of Technology Mrs.Kent Service. Child car» provided. CHURCH OF CHRIST local and state dignitaries in Hoboken and wasa grad-- 382 Falrmount A van as expected, along with top- Memorial services for ST. ROSE OF LIM A Chatham, Hew, Jersey uate of .Massachusetts (In FIRST BAPTIST . level executives from Car 52 Short Mills Avenue 695-6810 stitute of"'Technology,. — Mrs. Lulu Wintgen Kent H, W. Hemlnaway, Minister teret. Form al invitations were held Tuesday in Monslgnor John F, Ryan, pastor Ruhr, William C. Lincoln, Psator Manee — Sunday 6:46,7:45, Spring Straat, Mlllburn 4844248 T also have been extended ELECTROLYSIS Knapp's Colonial Home, 8:46, 10, 11:15; High Mass, Wednesday; 7:80 pin., Prayer Sunday . Bible Classes, 10:001 to C arteret savers in the Motorists w is h in g to a,m. Worship 11:00 a.mr. Eve check the waiting time at Bast Orange. Mrs. Kent 12:80. FVidays, 6:46, 7:30, 8, 8, meeting. ; Morris County area. Sunday, 9:45 a. m>, Bible ning Devotional — W in te r any state inspection station died Saturday in Orange i l l (First Friday 8 p.m. Maps.) Months, 6:00 p,m.; Summer Anthony M. Surano, pres Memorial Hospital,'She Weekdays, 6:45, 7:80, 8, 9 a.m. School." located 411 in U9BWEssex VCounty UU1 • Confessions - Saturday 4-8:30 i f a.m. and 7 p.m., aerviceg. Months, 7:00 pjn. ident of the a s so c 1 at 1 o n, should telephone 622-8022. wtfs^Bl. .m- .-ahd Saturday evenings 6 p.m." Young People’s and Wednesday — Bible Study,> said representatives of both A resident for the last ?:30-9:00 p.m. Compline Serv Berean services. 7:80 p.m. the New Jersey State De two years of the Episcopal ice, Sermon and* Benediction partment of Banking and ee of the H^lyComfort- Monday evenings at 8:15pjn^ IRIST CHURCH TEMPLE SINAI followed hy confessions. V Insurance and the Federal S . West Orange, Mrs.Kent * Reform Jewish Home Loan Bank of .New was bom In Hoboken and, York are expected to at SO 2-2777 ByAppt I r e n had lived In Newarljr more* pastor will give 9*t$lk en- tend. than 40 years. She had lived t i t l e d —i^Do Not Witness Friday—8:80 Several years in East Or Fatiely," . - — Eve Sendee, - ATTRACTIVE RATES ange and South Orahge and On Wednesday, the hour Sunday:, lj) a,m. ” Morning Write for Brochure in Short Hills one year be -Of- rgraco and gower wlir prayer and sermon. Holy Com SEGREGATION’ feature 1 lesson ftpm ih e, munion first Sunday Of the Finest Spot on the Jersey Coast fore moving tofhe. Bplsco-: month. ______- B'NAI ISRAEL PRIWTHFdOL palhomdi“ ~7~^ ■ '7 Bookr ef Act 8,:?6fi’o wed by 150 Mlllburn Aye. ChMTfal ww —tUnn color- She was a parishioner of a period of prayer and fullr sppolntsS. Wond.rful praise. STrSTEPHER'4- -i food. Golf. All .port*. Sap.r- ■ Grace Episcopal Church. -EPISCOPAL CHURCH rlMd .etlvitlM for children. Orange. . 7:15 ajn. and ,8:15 pan. Fri She leaves a son, Robert day. ■ ■*------<£ L. 4 Kent of Great M e 7:15 -a.m. and 8 p.m. Monday FREE PARKING Community _Mutlg. Dlrnctor— ---- throughThureday. Drive; two daughters, Mrs. Sunday: a^LffittHolYBueha*. —9 a.m. and at sundown Sfttfir. : ?/ tlim LABOR DAY HauMneiShaw'ofSdQthC5r- 1st; 9:15 a.my Morning Prayer day. ange tnd- M rs. MSFyLou Congregational • First and Hurd Sundays; Holy 3 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sundayrr Fenwick of Long Hill Drive; Eucharist. Second and Fourth Bundays. 11 a.m., Holy Euchar four grandchildren, and one , D r. Ralph Emerson Da ist - First and Third Sundays;: CONGREGATION B'NAI. greatgrandchild, ^ vis, D. Dt, pa 8tor emeritus Morning ) Prayer • Second andIJE5HURUN OF „. of the Morrow Memorial Fourth Sundays. ESSEX COUNTY Church of Maplewood and presently pastoral consul W HITE O A K RIDGE tant of the Community Coik- COMMUNITY CHAPEL gregatlonal' Church, ^will 291 Parsonage Hill Road Tomorrow e v e n in g at occupy the loqgl pulpit for 379*6536 Sabbath eve worship; Friday 7f3Q the ypung people will ,vacationing Reverend 8:15 p.m. meet at tl» church for rec Sabbath morning worship: Wlldrlck at 11 o'clock next Saturday 10:30 a.m .. reation. Sunday and at 10 o’clock Registration' for the fall T he Bible school w ill services during July. Care semester of Religious School convene with clasees for all will be provided for young and Nursery School Is now in ages on Sunday moriflng at chi Idr en in the parish progressr-Please caH*Mrs. Marx 9:45. Pfittor Lincoln will houses - • • ~ 763-4280. s ^ k M ^The Whole Ar The Wlldrlck family will in a constant mour of God" at 11 a.m. be away until after August HOLY CROSS Z At 6 p.m. the Bereane, jun 1, at which time Reverend LUTHERAN CHURCH ior group and college-high Wlldrlck will return to as One of The Nation’s Great schoolageTouflgl^dPle, Missionary Churches sist the visiting ministers Boating Week will meet for their regular who will conduct services Dr. Samuel Johnson. meeting. At 7 p.m. the during August. N a tio n a l Safe Boating Week, ^proclaimed annually ' 1709-1784 __,,____ — CHsusviANSCieNce sefrvicss “ T ■ since 1957 by the P resi Sunday, 8:80 a.m. Worship; dent of the United States, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Sermon topic for both aervicea: will be observed this yea? SUMMIT MM MAPLEWOOD “Never Deitroyea"; 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class* June 30 through July 6. 292 SprinffMd Ave. J 10 Durand Road - es; 10:45 a.m. worship; Noon, : Lack.aiii9.nnra Power >: SrancbM Ol THC MOTHER CHURCH. Strawberry Festival in Fellow-* Squadron Under. Com The FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, in Boston. Ms shin Hall. 1 mander Bill Griffith of SUNDAY SERVICE; SUNDAY SCHOOL, 11 AM. Woodfleld Drive will join Wednesday, 8r18 P.M. * Tsstimony Moating THE CHURCH OF with hundreds of boating, JESUS CHRISTpfk ,* organizations through New Jersey Bell out the cqpntry In observ Phone today, uk 140 White Oak.RMge Ro ing "SkT e Boating Week. U0YDfni4YtB Short Hlill, New Jertoy Comrqander Griffith said: Call Collect Freeralag Offleera ^The meme oFthls year’s 748-8760: Gfon; Ridge observance Is ’SafetyFirst - The Golden Rule of Boat ing* ’’.He continued, "Safe ty rules that all boaters are urged, to follow are: —T. Know your‘boat, 2; Don’t overload, 3, Keep a ~ Sunday . Priesthood Meeting good lookout, 4. Operate at — 9:00 am- Sunday School ~ safe speeds, 5. Respect 10:30 ajn. Sacrament Meeting the weather, 6.- Take suf 5:80 p'm. ficient fuel, 7. Keep .your You can acquire for only *2.50 each boat in shape, 8. Carry LIVINGSTON necessary equipment, 9. METHODIST CHURCH dk Secure your Jooat prop erly, 10. ! Obey the law." Weit Hobart Oip Rd. at Walnut St. Norris Saurman, Chair Uvingrten, N. J. man off. the Safety Com OF LOCAt'SCENES IN AND AROUND THE ORANGES Rev. Robert A. Burbank, Minister mittee afLackawannaTow- 9:30 a.m. caiildren’8 Service. er Squadron, recently de (Nursery through 4th Grade) 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship. clared, "More than 41 mil Sermon. . lion Americans go boating each year, and with more ahd more families taking to the water for fun and rec ( . c m p i e reation, we mustexert our selves to make sure that everyone ■ knows and ob B ’ l W I serves basic rules of com mon sense, caution and Why Not ORDER by PHONE ABRAlUin courtesy afloat." 0 "That Is the reason for Safe Bpatlng Week, We mcmok’iAl Sincerely nope that all p . v u k boating enthusiasts ip Mlll- burn-Short Hills area will Join with us in making Safi Boating Week a success," he concluded. ' ^perpetual care This year, more tban900 CUT TO YOUR ORDER! U. S. coast Guard Auxil iary flotmasr 360J.I* • STEAKS • ROASTS • CHOPS Power Squadrons, 3$0 • LAMB • POULTRY 6T PORK boating clubs and scores of other _ _b oat in g groups through£«it|the country-will join in sponsoring boating safety demonstrations and Other activities. This Stainless Steel C atering Van There are nine locally familiar original scenea to JsAvailableFotJfour We chdooc from. All are individually hand colored. Mat PtCMmUTIN&LAWNPARTY, ted and ready for framing. Come in to either office , ^ - r ; etC , l - of the Bank, where they are now on display. Select D e liv e r to hundred* of peopla. For further Information the one or ones that appeal to you. , . This unique offer is available to anyone openf : call 279-378T ing a savings account of $50 or more, ot by adding a deposit of $50 or more to your present savings ac count. Upon making the deposit, you will receive d gift certificate entitling you to a choice of any or all the watercolors at $2£Q each. Thu offer open for a limited time, so we urge you taTaci now.------ MAIN OFFICE - Main and Day St. ESSEX DRIVE-IN OFFICE - So. Eutx Ave. at H«Hry St. M illbum & Short Hills ITEM,' Thursdoy,Jt Cut Shortly Sor- RIB STEAK Cei O scar M ayer B acon CHUCK STEAKS Canned Ham *3” Rath Franks ^, 39*. Oscar Moyer All Meat . " fxtrdfeng t' ? HENRY mtiHTl a member F r a n k s ah Beet 65* TrunxFranks 69‘ Shop-Rite Vac Pak -. Unox Canned ------PUT ROAST of the teles staff at Aircooled Boneless Chuck Automotive Corp., Volkswag Cold Cuts 2 75‘ Imported Nam «J*2**’ en dealership in Maplewood, has beep elected to member APPETIZER AHDSEAFOOD DEPTS. POT ROAST ship In the Volkswagen Sales Ground (Where Available) Guild, comprised of those VW salesmen who, during 1967, Chuck P atties demonstrated" outstanding SPIC ED H A M Regular for Bar-B-Q ability and professionalism in handling customers' transpor Ground B eef tation requirements, \ Chicken Salad i*. 99* Rath Salami £ 69* iS m d • . Roth or Hormel (Italian Dry Sauiage) P* Imported Ham » «> 75* Pepperoni - Boked ' . All White Meat , Virginia Ham *-*. 79* Turkey Roll - u«.98* Tasty! Ooepostic ! Hamstrami **,7?‘ Boiled Ham ; 59* PAMPERS SHOP-RITE ‘ -soeecoiwrii^------f lounder Fillet »69* Pink Shrimp S*,4M 50-60 Count lb. T ' , '^^’^nteyCrt" ’^'''" DIAPERS MAYONNAISE Pink Shrimp , 98* Halibut Steaks , 79* Cod Fillet i 39* Whole Smelts .2tS9*- 69* WHITE PLATES r^.. FROZEN FOOD DEPT. ' P**r"' Shop-Rite Dish ;S1 LIQUID DETERGENT ft $f HAWAIIAN PUNCH 3 * VEGETABLE SALE Cut Green Beam, Sauerkraut or Mixed lemonade t Fruit All Varieties T ip T o p D rin k s 12 «« 99* KELLOGG POP TARTS 3 ftfl. VEGETABLES ^ I A Shop-Rite White Potato* Whole or Steador Morton or Shop-Rite MScecgni & Cheere-5" Casseroles «| Shop-Ritir**Flofiaq Betti1S6-oi. com 99c . GARDEN SWEET PEAS 8 r*1 PINEAPPLE JUICE 4 SHo^RherWb.TW" " — = Shop-Rite pr Cock of th« WpHc v .v Beefsteaks gg On-Cer Grevy t Turkey, lief. SeKtHry Sleek WHOLE TOMATOES 4 "^ “ *1: Cherry. Orange. Orange-Pineapple. Shop-Rite Punch, Grop e. Orange Fruit Punch, Grape Pineappie-Grapefrui t Drink FRUIT A ,, FLEISCHMANNS D R IN K S"V - 8 9 ‘ MARGARINE lemon htot, $wUs Sliced , ' ' ^ Shop^Rite Kraft Cheese _ ^39* four Cream s c o n TOWELS SENECA JUICE »w39‘ ireakitone Pineapple , _ tmerlcen Sinelei, fellow or Wh Shop-Rite . Cottage Cheese ^, 29* Kraft Cheest Plain, VaidUq, Coffee • . J Shop-Rifi Whole Milk P ^ K & B E A N S r KOSHER PICKLES ' ' ^ 4 9 * ; Y o g u r t Shop-Ra. Z; 10* Mozzarella Kraft Salad Dressing l — 18 panel bill in glossy and em Shop-Rite Small or large Curd - citrus bossed vinyl has a unique geo CoHage Cheese - 291 fruit Salad MIRACLEWHIP TOMATOES metric design, many colon. $h«W-Rite A l Havers Lo Cal Anorted. Reg. Assort . „ BAKffiYQEPT! CANNED SODA TOMATO JUICE 4 l-a*. Wrat SJ Curties 1 Shop-Rite Fresh Baked Large 8" Size Why Pay AAoea?— 1 AP P L E PIE -« h° oV i t W m SHOP-RITE SUGAR MARSHMALLOWS S s £ i i Chunk Light — Chicken iof the Sea, Shop-Rite Sand. Sliced ' * Almond W lr it o B r w a d 4 ^ *4 D a n i s h R i n g i r A f * ; Shop-Rite Frank & Pkg. of12-9Sc .Shop-Rite Reg. FABRIC BUMBLE BEE Burger Bolls p01v25‘ Potato Chips ^ " 3 9 * : plus. - Shop-Rite large Sugar Dip - Shop-Rite Twim SOFTENER cont. D o n u t s ft 45* Pratsel ')23l2 f i TUNA 8 9 ‘ HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS! ' 1 Patio Candles f o r f j 24? ilIJLl!JiLii A¥e. 186 Essex St • Freo^Pdrlcing - Prices^dfftktiva ttireughSciti»d6y Wohl kme Z91V6B. Not responsible for typogrophkoi •non. WetasotvothorigKt to Ihweauantirtie. W b ^ rT iT s h o rt Htlis ITEM. Thursday. June 27, 1968 plants adaptable to poorly Out areas and, these plants . QUESTION: Should! fe r ANSWER: Lhqk of suffi ANSWER: The adult of "ANSWER: Several chemicals can injure de drained soils. '» • will -not1 hold their blooms tilize gjy lawn now? >'i cient ' sunlight can reduce this pest is a small blackish chemicals can beused such sirable plants so care must , QUESTION: As 1 walk as well as healthy ones. I ANSWER: We generally the bloom on llly-of-the- Insect about one-fifth of an as amitrol (Amino Tri- be taken when using them. along the row . of gladiolus suggest' you pull these In recommend fertilizing es- valley. They bloom best In inch long with w h itis h azole). ammonium sulfa- which I have, I notice a few fected ' plants, out . of the,, tablished/iawna with 10 to full sunlight. It is alsp wings. The young-are red mate (am m ate), 2,4-Dor A man needs a lot of ed of the plants ha ve long white garden. There are t\o IS lbs. of a 10-6-4 or s p i possible; that they may be dish* with a wnlte • band 2, 4, 5-T and 2, 4, 5-TP ucation to r ealize what a lot or light green streaks in the c h e m ic a l controls to be llar analysis fertilizer too crowded and in need across their backs, wing (Silvex). ■{All of, t h e a »■, more . there is to learn. leaves; Is -this normal or recommended. three times during the of thinning. They can still less and vary in size from should I be going something QUESTIONS Many of my growing, season; They are be transplanted now. one-twentieth of an inch to to these plants? V- fruit trees have been.drop- during early April, around QUESTION: I have heard nearly the size of adults, W H O CARES? " By WILLIAM MUNK and JOHN KUPQHO ANSWER: From the plant ptog their tiny fruits, This Labor Day and mid-Oc so much about chinch bugs ESSEX COUNTY AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE s y m p to m s you have de has - happened wife apple, tober. If ydu have Merfor in law ns that I feel as though QUESTION: k I hav e a , The, child often faces disappointment by scribed. it sounds as though peach and cherry trees. K e n tu c k y blue grass an I know a ll about them but very heavy infestation of pretending that he doesn't caret But as one 900 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE some of your glads havd a What do you suppose is additional, fertilization can the truth of the matter is I poison ivy in my backyard. grows older his concern is for someqnaj.to care VERONA, N.J. I . virus disease called. causing this?, .. be applied now; . • wouldn’t know one if I saw What chemicals can 1 use to for him. Have you ever felt that no one cared, QUESTION: 1 am begin- you might consider plant- r f fi m e r r - These infected ANSWER: This-drop is Could you please de- control this unwanted what happened to you? Have you ever been so QUESTION: Somewhere ribe a chinch hug for me? plant? t ning to notice a- definite togs Ilex, glabra, Thuja plants will continue to grow, the result of Inadequate pol I’ve heard that cucumbers S depressed .that you wondered whether anyone kyanztog or discoloration occidentalis varieties, Vi but the flowers Will have' lination, it is impossible for and melons should not be cared that you were alive? Yog are not alone in ed areas of my needle leaf burnum dentatum, or other white streaks and washed- ar tree1 to develop all Its planted in the . same g ar this; many years ago the Psalmist wrote in the evergreens, This has just. ■ '-v ,• ■ fruits if a heavy bloom den because ohe can give Bible: "No man careth for my soull" become, aparent the last few occurs do it will normally, the other an off flavor etc. (Psalm 142:1.7) drop those Which would bf" days. What do ypu suppose Attitudes & Platitudes Jerry Marcus Is this true? BUT there is One who cares, my friend! He considered excess, j my problem is? * ANSWER: Contrary, to knows you thoroupily and loves you deeply- QUESTION: When is the popular belldf, It Is quite . ANSWER: This type of Despite your waywardness and self-cantered' damage is, very typical of l a t e s t kecohimendatidn' safe to plant cucumbers t|he spider m ite ,, a ve’rv time' to fertilize my trees and melons in the same ness - God cares about you! He asks you to Small insect that will suck and shrubs? - . ■.» garden, in fact they can be bring your troubles and concerns to Him be juices from plants, giving ANSWER: Fertilize your planted side by sidewithout cause ''He cares foryoul"(I Pater 5:7) ’■ - them .the off-cplor you de trees and shrubs by July 1. 111 effects. The two spe Why not come to Him andtruttHtm? ---- scribed in ydur question. If fertilizer cannot be. ap cies will not cross,.nor will Spraying thaaft. plants With plied by then, wait until either Impart flavor on the ^ YQU$STIONSr^M^JJ ^ ? ? 7 a miticlde such as Kel- late October when tree s or other. thane, a general insecticide shrubs are dormant. -JBer- inpESTlON: Please tell Firsf fiqpti^t Church -r- such as MaTatliion or i tilizer applied during mid-, me why I. have beautiful Spring St. and Millhum Ay * _ DiazinonV;wfii'comxol ihiB - summer may- proJuce larer lily -of- the«yalley l e a v e d Vlf l i a i d o y o ^^^^ growth which' often results but very few blossoms. Do QHESTtr>N - A h mi * ^ - - in-wlSt¥r^0EtT \ they need aladejpr—sun? -moBthaggiTpgEehflsedeev- cralrbododendfons WH'lCtrT ” ' dSswr^dahted between my * -house and driveway. Re.- 0ently-.4, ,bfye noticed that - they are - w il t in g which seems odd since they re ceive plentj^of "rainwater, including that whichwashes ofi the pavement into the soil around the plants. What eanbedone? ■ f } ANSWER: Your /jfeodo- dendrons areprcfeaply re ceiving too much water and a re “ drowning” ,, so to speak. . H the plants are small (2-3 ft.) yoti might move, them to an area with well drained, acid soil. As replacements to a w tt area M iracle-Value Shopping. Days Left Before a Great. Sale Becomes Take hom e a . A Memory m onth of m artinis Now'that the drama and axcitamant of our made with the world’s driest gin reorganization sale is nearing fhe end, wa ara making plans to effect our failan d winter purchases^ J. I. Stand will go ta Italy, France, England and to the prestige manufacturers o f America to cater to a select clientele who can wolf afford the ultimate In quality and pres- tigo. We promise youfhe finest apparel a man can own, sold only in the finest stores In SHIRTS • SUITS « TOPCOATS e , SPORTWEAR • PAJAMAS M EN ’S DRESS SHIRTS MEN’S SPORT COATS Reg. 35.00 to 100.00 17.50 to 50.00 MEN’SSLACKS MEN’S WALK SNORTS Reg. 11.95. to 15.95 / D I S T I L L E ! R«g. (2.05 to 94.50 B K . T © 1 8 1 6.00 to 8.00 t ’ ! MEN’S TOPCOATS M EN’ S RAINCOATS- ' 9.5.95.00 h , 92.50 to 4 ,.9 5 ® T 4 7 * 5 0 ' > ALL SALES PINAL 16.25 to 25.00 Fleischm ann’s G in TERMS OF SALE: NO PHONE ORDERS - NO ALTERATIONS - NO C.O.D.'S- NO DELIVERIES ~N O CHARGES r 1 b.storxp LTD J “ Coll Dr. 6*4202 for G ■•'^WEE'PtLIVERY _ E p ^ s s f roamusT ooMEiMroRTHESEMREWELL vtttiB^. DAVE’S Shop-Rite Liquors M E T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO BUYW E APPAREL TOE NEED ACTUALLY BELOW COST! ftj MILLBXJRff 6*. SHORT HILLS ITEM DISTINGUISHED SERVICE • John & Bacheller fleftl of Long Hill Drive, senior vice president end I director of Fidelity Union Trust Company, Newark, receives S silver bowlsyrriboi- ic of the Distinguished Service Award of die Newark Chapter of the American Society of Chartered Life Underwriters Norn retiring president Arthur E. Downer, .C.L.U. (right) of West- field, arid William 0. Meeker, C,L.U. (centar) of Rumson, newly elected chapter president for 1968-69. Presentation was. —mads at test week's annual luncheon meeting of the Newark Reconstru&ion o£J$ewafkr ^ Has Begun, BachetterSays The great companies of entists and are carrying tht Newark “ have accepted the ball that was thrown to us,” diagnosis of die socialsci- John-S.Bacheller of Long 7 Attending. CYO damp Seven youngsters from the Township will be va “ The reconstruction of cationing at CYO camps this Newark has already be summer. The CYO conducts gun/’ he declared. two resident camps for . ‘'Most businesses in children during July and Au Newark, and especially ev gust: Camp Christ the King ery business of substance, near Blairstown for boys are deeply committed to the and Camp Tegakwitha on -future of the city. There is Lake Hopatcong for girls. no question of pulling out." Local campers are: Ger Mr. Bacheller. a native ald Murphy, 8, of Fairfield of Newark, r e c e i v e d Drive, for the month of die Distinguished Service JUly; Betty Ann Natale, 11, A w ard of die .Newark of SoUth Orange Avenue, the C.L.U. i Chapter from month of August;-Kathleen Arthur E. Downer, C. L. U., and Laura McGrath, 9 and of Westfield, r e t i r i n g 12 respectively, of Long Chapter president. The Hill Drive, the-month of Newark C ,L.U. Chapter, Jtdy; Kathy Murphy, 11, of with 242 members, is the Fairfield Drive, the month sixth largest among 160 of July, Mary Helen Dono CVL. U. chapters in die IJ- van, 12, of F almouth Street, nited States. ^ ’ . the month of July and Thom “There is no underesti as Marcketta, JO, of Me- mating (our), considerable chanic:Street who will attend burden'' -r. ‘'perhaps 50 during the last two weeks years of accumulated prob le m s/’ Mr. Bacheller Said. of July; This will be the eighth But he added: season^ for Camp Tegak "Not only are we com mitted; we are actively and witha and the 10th year of vigorously working to in- operation for Camp Christ sure that the future of the the King. Both camps have city heads in the direction modern -facilities, swim we want it .to go: towards ming instruction, college- a bigger, busier, brighter, level counselors, and are healthier arid more pros fully accredited by the perous City than it has been American Camping Associ during the last 50 years.’’ ation. Horseback riding is Referring to the prob one of the favorite activi- lems of the cities cited In ties. the Governor’s Report on A rte arid crafts, sports, Civil. Disorders, he said: canoeing, campfires, ten “ In retrospect, we can nis and axchexy a re also in understand — even while cluded. A weekly newsletter we don’t condone — the is sent to parents to keep Y v^___ e t t e that has made them informed of current many serious-minded citi events and special activi zens question what kind of a ties. future lies In store lor the The CYO also operates day camps during the sum- m er at a dozen locations in Bergen, Essex, Hudson and Union counties for boys and girls seven to 13. The CYO’s camping program provides summertime fun more than 4,000 youngsters each year. Brochures on the resident camps are avail Carry off our cur tote -tePJH able from the CYO head quarters at 101 University ^ r* H --twewd of rayon-cottoff They can take you around the globe any time of year Avenue, Newark; Informa tion on the day camps may ‘trimmed with sleek blackVinyi;. be obtained from the county drrdryoutH always be well dressed* CYO office at 425 Bloom Zippered pocket oOtside. 45.00 field Avenue, Montclair. To p rierht. red o r__grAy. sire r~ 8 to 18; _ Y . I, \ * . below center, grey o r gojd, 8 .to 18^th^e-tw-O^have short sleeved beige sweaters under their~jocket$). Below left, brown or .block, piped .with satjn. with a matching short' sleeved, top, TO to 2-61 ALGEiSSLER Your OLD CAR i Lord A Taylor, MiHburn.—.call Dft 6 .4 4 0 0 IN TRA D E ON ~Y Opbn.Mo-nday through Salurday 9:30 to 6:30 AMERICA’S NO. 1 CAR and Thursday .nights untH 9:00 1968 CHEVROLET LARGE INVENTORY y IMMEDIATE DELIVERY LOWEST PRICES A — ALL MODELS J^GSONAL ATTENTION BARNES -CNIVROiiET, IN C., 38 RIVER RO.. SUMMIT Millburn & Short Hills ITEM, Thursdov. Juns 27, 1968 field Drive. Mies Menge- doht Is the daughter also of the late Mr, Mengedoht. Bpth Mi es Mengedoht and Mr, Wujack- attend Okla- hom S' "State University. Mias Mengedoht, 4- mem - h e r of Kappa Delta so* rority, will graduate at the end of July with a degree In fishlon merchandising while Mr. Wujack, a mem ber of Delta Tau Delta fraternity, . Readers are Invited to Contribute Personal Items, Accounts of Social Functions, Reports of Meetings or Clubs. (SAUTIPUL ORIGINAL Miss Marilyn Ann Mengedoht ‘ BRIDAL SHOWERS Patricia Lou Thomas, daughter of Mr. and M rs, Couple Plans Howard Joseph Thomas of Paintings^ Long Hill Drive, fa s hon Wedding . £ AT SAVINQI TO ored at a number of parties preCedlhg«herJune22 m ar been held at Echo Lake M rs. Arthur C, Menge J f t % 0 F F riage to Harry John Robin painting exhibit o fth e M ill- Park in Westfield andat the doht of Fremont, Neb., has son Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. burn-Short H ills Arts Cen .old mill at the Hunterdon announced the engagement Harry John Robinson, who ter, which was held in late Art Centerat Clinton. Mrs. of her daughter, Marilyn are also of LongHlll Drive. May at the White Oak Ridge Ca^leton. Smith, a member Ann, to Daniel Paul Wu A miscellaneous shower of the group, wilibe hostess jack, son. of Dr, and Mrs. was given by M rs. Lucien at her home in JBay; Head Henry J . Wujack of Fair- Jones of Long Hill Drive classes andthe beginning of when the class {mints at the and M rs. Dennis Miele of -the—o u td o o r "Painting Manaaquan inlet. • ■^fffTpraraeToneV' space in a. bedroom,her?B home. Mrs. Miele' was ma- Picnics” for the Painting There will be .two meet one way to create it. Move SCHERTLE Oroup of The Arts Center. Tion of honor at the wed- ings in Myron-the-Sndand- the head of the bed "away Each Tuesday the painters ART GALLERY : ding. Patricia was feted at the 9tb.7 Ttere.wjyU then be from the wall. In stall 103 EaatMt. PlMMlft Av..: a surprise shower at Mary drive to-a previously a vacation until the middle- HHelves behlndJhe bed and (Rt. 10) Uvfnotton of August, when the “ Paint Directly acrot, from Friendly Baldwin College, Staunton, chosen 16catl5ffTTR*HBB£ nonceat them with colorful IcaCrum shore o rr ln th e country, ing Picnids'' will start- cotton drapes hung from 904-0*73 wheretheypaintor sketch, again. The exact dates will Dally to 6:30, Thun, to 9,. curtain rods attached - to- Sun. Noon U SCO during the morning. F re be announced Iater.f 7 7 " the celling. Useflfe same Cloaad Monday* - quently there aredsm on-. -Tn laid-September, the’ fabric for. the bedspread.- strations in oil paintlngby classes will-r esunate-at the tfie instructor, M rs. Helen White Oak Ridge Recrea - ittgice-Hocker, before the tion House. At that„ time *! class starts to paint and there will be daytime and. there is always a critique evening classes in oils and of the morning's work watercolors. Mrs. Hocker F Mr*. John McAullffa Menger ,, l Mr*. Timolhy John Valentine b e f o r e ''luncheon. After will continue as oil instruc - « (Arc. Sullck) ■ , - lunch, some stay-to paint longer and others gather up tor andM rs. Lucille Randel their work and start for of S u m m it will be the Karen Ow^ns Become^ Montgomery-Valentine watercolor instructor. home. Mrs.: Hocker and Mrs, So K r thia spying, thd Randell exhibit with a n or ."Painting Plcnicar have ganizations. In New Jersey Bride of John Menger Wedding Held Saturdaiy and New York. They are both a n is t members of the lace and she c a rried a bou- National Arts Club in New Mlse^Karen AfinGabriei-- Patricia Cayton of Larch- York C ityr Mrs . Hocker is son O wens, daughter of Mr. mont, N.Y., and Miss Jean quet of caila Illlies. Muchmore of, New Vernon. Mrs. Edward J.Kllfeath- a member of the National and-Mrf; Robert-& Owens All attendants wore lilac ear was matron of honorfor Association of Women A n- of Summit, was married on Saturday to Jolm M cAuliffs organdy ballet length her sister Miss Catherine ists and the Pen and Brush p / Valentine: slater of the Club of New.YQtjt. Menger, son of M r. and bridegroom, Miss Chris tine, A. Morrissey of Phil adelphia and Miss Marisol C. Viana of Aruba were bridesmaids. They wore latlon Gabrielson, grandparents old fashioned gowns of pink for of the bride. A reception crepe and organza-wiithpic- y be followed the ceremony, lock- The bride given in mar* and red roses. Mrs. riage by ber father, wore a Andrew Valentine served ' floor length embroidered as his brother's best man. Swish organdy gown of her Texas, Craig Wood ofMor* Ushers included Garry Bern- own d e s ig n , with long ristown, George McLean of Ha ppe 1 of Exeter Road, ter to sleeves and a high neckline. New. Vernon, Logan Bullit Henry Luce of Livingston, WiRSl Her mantilla .veil was of a n d Michael Vespoli of Ccmnegacut.' ’... —r m m A m m TThef'cqiCpei'’'wifi reside Sepjv fthttlap.nopsis orchid* in F or t U ud erda 1* F la7 a stephanotis and gardenia* after a WeacSRg'tnp to J P -rBor7 Miss C y n th ia Owens, sister of the^ride,wSS USO-A NGLETERRH Additional copies of The 237MIUBURN AVE., MILLBURN Item may be purchased at the newspaper office, 18 Main Street, or at virtually any newspaper stand in the Township. Back copies for approximately one - year are available at The f e e t office. meetings of the New York Inferiors Couture group. Her first on-the-spot report follows. Miss Gorriero Marries "From a look at the 521 HttLLBURN AVENUE fashions for fall presented SHORT HILLS, NEW J ERSEY last week by the New York Couture Business . Council 379-2318 David Fletcher Tullis t and the American Design Complete Interior ers; very few reaUyfar out §$ss Letitia T. Cor- ni the UJ5. Naval Reserve styles will be worn in the Decorating Service /Tierd, daughter of D r. and stationed aboard the U.S.S, Coming season. Mrs., Guido Corriero of Simon Lake at Holy Lock, 7 " The welcome by-word i t y v w t furniture Long Beach, N. Y„ and Scotland. is good taste. While there West Palm Beach, Fla., After a wedding trip to }s something foreveryone- was married on Sunday to England aboard the S.S. —waistlines here, there or carpet» David F. Tullis. He is Rotterdam, the couple will nowhere, belts or no belts, BEGINS THURSDAY, JUNE 27 ,,V OUR the spn_of Dr. and Sirs, make t h e i r h o m e in mini skirts or those just rug* JChn L. Tullis of Briar-, Dunoon, Scotland until Mr. Above the knee— the over draperiet Wood Drive and East Or-i TuHia completes his duty all feeling is oneof re leans, Mass. T it cere with the Navy. straint, . mony took place in me gar upholttery ■ / I • I I I • f ftie-&oUdcuf Safe/ tlipcovert— R v m C e i Just Dial-379-5858 Beach and was followed HIT The Hutchinson Company - *caUpapert by a reception there!. F s s h ie n Mrs. Tullis was a stu Realtor* & Inairanea I dent at New England Col eUTb I U OU/b on u selected large collection of current Member of (be Multiple Lilting Service For o Personal Appointment. . .* lege, Hennlker, N.H. Her short HILLS____ _ husband was graduated dresses, shifts, suits, skirts, shirts; Bermudas, slacks, knit tops and Coll 379-5**7 from that institution witha swimwear. Now is the time! -__ 1 Box 252 Shun Hill* B.S. degree in economics," He is presently on duty' SUPER SPECIALS: SWEATERS, originally 1.4.00 to 20.00, SALE 8.DO WOOL SKIRTS, origlnWy 16.00 to 21.00, SALE 8 .0 0 a t 12 = 3 0 VILLAGER SWIMWEAR, originally 19.00 to 23.Q0, SALE MOPf ^ Established During July & August VILLAGER BERMUDAS, originally 12.00 to 14.00, SALE 4 * 0 0 One olf Near Jersey’s Finest Selections c f Diamonds, Wahches We Will Be Open THURSDAY Originality is Tradition When a FRIDAY EVES •Special C«W«ctiotG'(339 Pr.) Of Shoai ----- Diamonds And Precious Stones T O 7 :3 0 Fine Watches By Lucien Piocard ’B t d u c t r f o An UHBEUEYAttlE Price Of: DESIGNERS A CREATORS OF » • •» WHILE They laa+ ------g p ] ^ fiHiJIWHJTY* East ©ramjr 310 South Orange Ave. CQpanrrH %, Ci;rra — South (Vangs aatyin lbuhn av fn u e S 5 P liU E U /n aW£.,p)tLt«eff^ §huh r h ills *1^1 V ’T" g*1^' ) Thurxdov. June 27, 1968 Barkin-Levy EO Schools of the East Orange Board Cite Jr. League >of Education, presented a Betrothal Told letter of appreciation to the The East Orange Board Junior League at a meeting V Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bl of Education has cited the of the school board held Barkin of Elizabeth have J u n io r L e a g u e of the last week. Mrs. Robert announced, the engagement Oranges and Short Hills for L. Kane of Kndlwood Road at their daughter. Judith making possible a Series and Mrs. Roy T. Abbott Jr. Anne, to Kenneth S. Levy, of concerts by the New of H ig h lan d Avenue ac sob of Mrs. Max Levy of Jersey Symphony Orches cepted the letter oh behalf Millburn Avenue and the tra Ensembles in the East ot the League,, which had late Mr. Levy. Orange Schoolr contributed $2,500 towards Miss Barkin is a senior Sdotf~H®rrl president lie series of 40 concerts. at the University of Bridge port in Connecticut where she is vice president of Phi Delta Rho sorority. FOR THE FINEST IN Mr. Levy graduated from Rutgers university where NHsSJudHh Anne Bukin DIAMONDS serv es, stationed at Shep- trd Alt Force Basis in ?exas. ■■ 1 *• h v s The wedding is planned for next summer. FINE JEWELERS SINCE 1908 Alumnae News . . Ohio where she was a delegate to the national convention. Also KAPPA KAPPA • I attending waa Ellen Beth GAMMA , “ IR odb u rg of Ridgewood M rs. C. L. Puff -Jr. of )Ro>d> _a,Jmior at the Uni- " Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rie-,, Glen woodDrive, president ver sity of Connecticut and del of Andover Drive-have- SEMI-ANNUAL of- the E a a ex County"[vice president of theactive announced the engagement Alumnae Association cd |chapoer^" of' Kappa Kappa oMneir daughter. Gail E1-. Kappa Kappa Camma^ haslGamnaa there. Emmet Somers of Calu met City, 01. _ Announcing the Collection of •'"OTf^R^snr^pida- ate of Millburp High School and Valparaiso University JOSEPH TRIBELLI ln-Indlana-where she was a (Setwier member of Kappa Tau Zeta sorority. Originals for the discriminating woman beginning w ith Mr. Somers, graduated the sketch to the muslin fitting an d the finished gar from Valparaiso University' and is presently employed ment. Designs for every occasion including bridal, local Couple Married Wayne King Is Married by the Proctor & Gamble formal and informal attire. Co. in South Bend, Ind.— A late summer wedding is 346 MAIN STREET, CHATHAM, N. J. fn Candlelight Ceremony To Laurel R. Small planned,... Please cell for an appointm ent T h e Community Congre- the wedding of Miss Patricia Miss Laurel R. Small, Serving as.best man was ’ Needles and pins .and STUDIO: 635-93341 • HOKE: 5844156 gationai Church was the set- Lou Thomas, daughter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E ric Di Giacomo of South De Liao debt ting on Saturday evening for Mr. andM rs. H o w a rd J o - thread all stay to g e t h e r Harold R.Sma lio f Clinton, Orange. The:ushers were where you csmilmf them if Trovlinga ... r ... - , '. ------— seph Thomas of Long Hill ,N1 Y|. was married on Donald Rossof Oskaloosa, you make a miniature, p in Drive, to Harry John Robin- Satardayto W^ynf JUKtag, Thcpaf^H^^ cushion out of a spool of . Florsheim • "ffOn of Mr. and Mrs. Ray gink, aAa Thomas Levine thrpad. Just stick a cat- mond W. King of Cedar Of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. - ton cosmetic ball in the hole? Golo Street. The ceremony took in one end of the spool, and The candlelight ceremony place at the Stone Presby Mrs.' King graduated Rhythm Slept Fables $16.00 to $35.00 was performed by theR ev- from” Clinton Senior High keep pins and a n e e d le terian Church in Clinton there. erSnd Kenyon J, Wildrick -and was followed by a re - School and is attending W U- Penaljo and a reception followed a t ception in Utica, N.Y. liam Penn College inG ska-' Essex Fells Country Chib. The bride given inm ar- loosa whe re she is a senior. Getter The bride, given in mar xiagfiJbyherfatherrw --- I T™*. ,? u« ewic Junciy • v* me Miele, brother-in-law of the Daughters of thrAmerican bridegroom, and George Revolution of New Jersey, James Morgan Jr. of Sc ra n -iB attending a meeting of ®90s, Pa* r all newly elected officers Mrs., Robinson is a gradu- and a p p o in te d chairmen ate of Millburn High School today, Exceptional Values! and Mary Baldwin College, The meeting is being held Staunton, Va. She is die a t theJsaacWatsonHousein granddaughter of McKinley Trenton, headquarters of Lowe of Bradenton, Fla.,, me state society. The gath er'd die late Mrs^Lowe and ering will give all officers R e d u c tio n s the late Mr^ and Mrs._Wll- and chairmen die opportu- To m a k e spice fo r liam E. Thomas. nlty to meet each other and our beautiful fall Her husband is a Graduate to become acquainted With Collection ^ <* The Plngry School and their Jobs for the coming of BucknelL University. He- 3-year term, will enter tite-JCollege of ; f r Physicians and Surgeons, The Pilgrims of die Ply-: Bridal €owns Columbia University, in the mouth Plantation sent their SampleSSei U 2 y fall. He is the grandson f i r s t shipment of seafoods of M rs. Paul Neunert of tp England in 1624. Summer Veils Ift PLANS' CiO FLORHAM PARK INN, 119 So. Qnnfc Ave. 37744 IS . I DRESSES SHIRTS SLACKS BATHING SUITS SKIRTS SUITS BERMUDAS CULOTTES R^moylng • Free Storage • INhmging ACCESSORIES KHITTOPS Millburn & Short Hills ITEM, Thursday, fuoo 27. #68 husband graduated from Even vegetable leftovers tato, chips, coa rsely W hitney Ajrden Jones Dayle Poeschel Married Summit High School and get a new .lease on life crumbled, The chip, the attended Seton Hall Unl- w;lth a little bit of origin-" All-A rrie ric a n snack, ‘is verslty. He is presently ality. Take leftovers Add great as is, of course. But manager of the Chatham a can of creamed soup — when used as a cocking'in Weds Thomas Donahue To George H. Courter branch of Sherwin Wil mushroom, celery potato, gredient, it transforms the liam s Co. or tomato will do nicely. most pedestrian vegetable St. Rose of Lima Church Branford, Cornu, served as Miss Dayle Susan Poe- Susan R. Auer. The brides^ After a wedding trip to Put the mixture in a cas - dish into an exciting dell- was the setting for the Sat best man. Derails and Hu schel, daughter of Mr. and maids w ere Mrs. Arthur' urday afternoon marriage bert Donahue of Hoovers- Jam aica/ the couple will serole dish and garnish Cacy,' M rs. Harold P. Poeschel Stanley and Mrs. Harold live at Summit. the top with c r u n c h y po of Miss W h itn ey Arden ville. Pa., brothers of the of Smoke Rise, was m ar- Lohse. M iss Stacy Eatok, Jones, daughter of M rs, bridegroom^ were ushers. rled on Saturday to George nleoe of the bride 'w as Jolin W. Patrey of Spring- M rs.. Donahue, attended H. Courter of Summit. The flower girl, field, to A. Thomas Dona The C1U School and is an evening ceremony took Mr. Lohse served as the hue, son of Mrs. Theresa alumna of Millburn High place at St. T e r e s a 's best man. Ushering were Donahue Of Hooversville, School and Connecticut Col Church in Summit. And g, Richard Courier and Jo- Pit,, and Aloysius Dona lege, She is presently at hue of Johnstown, Pa. The tending San Jose College Reverend H enry Nicolaus and plans to teach in the officiated at the; ceremony 1VU fi| U H U ICi. > ifUUHlCU and a reception followed at from Millburn High School the W e s tf ie ld Women's Mr. D o n ah u e attended and Wittenbert College, Club. Pennsylvania State Univer Springfield, Ohio, where' The bride, given in mar sity and is now attending she was a member of Gam- > riage by Mr. Patrey, wore F>bothill College in Los ma Phi Bets sorority. Her1 a sleeveless gown of cotton Altos Hills, Cal. He served with the u. S, NavySub- Ottoman; with a high rolled ENROLL NOW FOR collar. Her shoulder length marine Service and was a veil fell from a Camelot staff assistant in elec-. headpiece and she carried tronics at the Stanford Lin SUMMER SCHOOL COURSES an arm bouquet of bine ear Accelerator^ entexi: THRU AflttU5fT3P-— delphinium and fern. ., Menlo Park, Cal. Advanced'reviewan^enrichmenl claiiei In all Batie High Schpoljmtf Keene Valley, 1tyY., was buiineu area,, inch tut LANGUAGES, ENGLISH. HISTORY* the matron of honor for her Named Secretary SCIENCE, and MATH. - -A- sister. Bridesmaids' -were ALSO CLASSES IN PCRSONAL TYPING AND STENOGRAPHY Mrs. William Gernhardt of - M rs. Thomas Wilcock of FOR STUPCHTS PMPAR1NQ F™ Seattle, Wads,"and"Mrs. Hartshorn Drive has been David Altmann of New York elected seer etary'Uf •'the’’ Oates-HaluskaMwyeiais City. The attendants were New' J e r s e y Chapter of gowned alike in pale blue, Clipped Wings, United Air- sleeveless, Empire Iffiea Stewardess Alumnae Performed on Saturday dresses of cottoh Ottoman with sashes of pale char . A t-eh 1L a.m. ceremony Miss Maz!y Oates, also treuse. ^____; Mrs. Wilcock is a past at Holy Name Church, East siste r8 of the bride. They - Miss P a t r i c i a Dohoda, president of the Milwaukee Orange, on Saturday, Miss wore d re sses identical to niece of the bridegroom chapter and this year was Barbara JanpQatele; daugh that of the honor attendant Of Seward, Pa., was the chairman of the group's. ter o f Mr. and Mrs, Theo but in re v erse colors, with flower girl. Ring bearer "Fakhibns iirFlighr* which dore J, Oates of East O r veils of aqua matching the wi« Alex Hall, nephew of helped raise almost $2,000 ange, was married to John coats. the bride. for aid to retarded chil Emery Haluska, son of Mr. Serving a s beat man was L e o n a r d Gunderson of dren, - James Kelleher of Shadow- brook, M ass,1 The ushers were John Gaus of Glen Ridge, Joseph Lemire of Greenville. S.C.,. and Max Swabota of W ash! ngton, M rs. Haluska Is a grad UNION COUNTY'TRUST COMPANY’ S uate of E a s t Orange Oath- oUcHighScIrpolsndFe- lician College Department of Nursing, in Lodi, She LOW-COST t h e ■ O * is presently employed at the M ontclair Community O riginal Hospital. Mr. Haluska is an alum- -nut-cif St, Benedict's Pre - INSURED sister of (lie bride, waethe K itch en maid of honor. She wore p paratory in Newark and" floor length, aqua and tu r a tte n d e d Belmont Abbey EDUCATION quoise dress and coat en College' in North Carolina D esign ers semble and a veil of match- where he w a s a member of thgturquoise. . Sigma Phi Epsilon frater LOAN PLAN The bride emalds were nity. In th e fall he will Miss Kathleen Oates and attend North Carolina State University i n Raleigh. Hi The costs of education keep spiraling up. is employed by American and Efreid Go., NiCp^. •»*>» yard, As-a rssttty many parents find it d|£ '■}. After, a j^edding>jtrip#i» Gulfport, residence o f Mr. Haluska, or current income. *' ; the couple will live In Raleigh. „ To provide much-needed assistance, Union County Trust Company offers its Insured Education Loan Flan. _ .. You can borrow up to $10,000 for education al expenses and take as long as six years $o„ repay. , Your loan is covered by life insurance which assures your student the binds for tos eduoatidn. ~ ~ ^ ~ ~ Special low rates are charged and .you pay interest only on the money in use. The plan covers all levels of education and jn y school in theJvoriaTcan be recognized. Funds can be used for tuition, room and board, books, wardrobe — any costs related to education. originally $14 to $201 Fof comptetQ inform ation, w ith o u t obligation,: telephone 355-6600, visit any convenient office of Union County Trust Company, or mail coupon for CARESSA SHOES, originally $16 to $20 free brochure. JlfflSjM -d on'thave to five up the pleasures of gas cooking, to give up oven cleaning. MODERN MAID gas ovenswfthCleaii-A- Metlc* scrub themselves show- NINA, SBICCA and SANDLER, originally $12 to $17 room clean with a turn of a knob. 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Guide” featuring MODERN MAID and other built-in appliances SUMMIT • BERKELEY HEIGHTS Zip Code: MEMBER * FEDERAL RESERVE-SYSTEM S e e ' d u e l ’ s .Open Thursdays 'til 9 P.M. *-273-2042, Mlllburn & Short Hill» ITEM,, Thursday, June 27,1968 Pjws-21 place cm December 21 at tee holds public meetings Roelofe-Damiti C hrist U n ited Methodist on the first and third Mon Church, Lansdale. days of each month. Meet ings are held at town Hall Betrothal Told and are scheduled to begin , Dr. and' Mrs. Cbauncey The Township Commit* at 8:30 pi m ., V. Roelofs, of ^Lansdale, Pa. have announced-the en gagement of their daughter. STANDARD POODLES TERRIERS Suzanne Marie, to William F. Damitz, son of Fred SCHNAUZERS YORKIES erick M. Damitz of Colts Neck, formerly of Green All LOVE wood Drive and the late Mrs. Damitz. Nf. Jerfy^OMYfowfl M iss Roelofs, a 1965 g r a d u a te of North Penn “Grooming with a Gentle Touch” High School, la a senior stu d e n t' /-at Philadelphia 762-315* General Hospital School of Nursing, Philadelphia. 8 «,m. to6 p.m. - Closed Mondays Mr. Damitz, a graduate 1 0 8 Wert South Orange Avenue, South Orange of A lle g h e n y College, served three years in die United States Air Force. He is presently a senior Cool gray student at the University OVERSTOCKED of Pennsylvania School of stripes Veterinary Medicine. > we must dispose of Thelwedding will take: 4300 PAIRS OF SHOES _ circle the - e t f liMfd of prUtr . .. __i; ■ toe. was Bruce Corner, brother hide in the of the, bridegroom. Ush ers were D r.Jerry B. Lin- SAVINGS TO 60% pleats jrceT, Brother of the bride, of tylhcinnati, Edward ef Vive’s Bradle, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, of Colum bus, and William Ellinger of Dayton, phio; Douglas Wi Lingrel, nephew of the DESIGNERSHOES brides was die ring bearer. Mr*. Douglas Sherwood Corner Mrsj Howard Lingrel, S ~ Mrs. Rupert O. Zimmerer, Jr.' aunt of the bride, was or ganist and Mias. G ay le G reiser was soloist. Rupert Zimmererjr. Rebecca. Gay Lingrel * Mrs. Corner Is a gradu ate U Otterbein College In Westerville, O hio, where she was a member of Tau Weds So. jersey»Girl Wed to Douglas Cottier Epsilon Mu sorority. She taught grade school in Bel At a ceremony in th e ] Mr. Stohner g av e l '? Miss Rebecca Gay Lift-la flo w e r headpiece em Air, Md. ” F irst United Presbyterian daughter in marriage. S grel, daughter of Mr. and hroldered with^seede Mr. Corner attends Qt- Qhurch o f Barrington on wore a gown of satin a Mrs. Gaylord Lingrel of pearls. terbein-College and he is a Saturday, Miss Karen Lee organza with appliques Richwood, Ohio, w as mar-* _ The maid of honor wa member of Eta Phi Mu fra Open Daily 9:30 to 6.-00; Thurs. to 9 Stohner, daughter of Mr. lace, seed pearls and cry ried on Saturday to Doiig^ Miss Gayle Greiser of Cln ternity. He has recently (Cloied Thun. NitOi July & August) and Mrs. Donald E. Stohner tala. A m a t ch i ng, pe las Sherwood C onsort ^on clnnati, Ohio. Bridesmaid completed his active duty service in the U. S. Naval bride of Rupert Qtto Zim illusion and she carried a Reserves. ^ merer, Jr. He is the son crescent bouquet of frhlte of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert 0. carnations, stephanotjsand; Zimmerer of Deerfield baby's breath. . f Road. The Reverend Lewis Mrs. Heshy Fine of Colo Nhc F ar land officiated. A rado Springs, Colorado,' reception was held at the was matron of honor. Cherry HillThn. / Bridesmaids were Mrs. ,Open Wednesday, -July 3rd till 9 James Lansburgh, IS of .Alexandria, Va. and Miss open tonight, Thursday, June 27th Elizabeth Bain Becker of Arlington, Va, They wore aqua chiffon with aqua daisy headpieces and carried bouquets of yellow carnations with aqua rib bons. Mr. Lanqburgh, m served-as bestm an.. Ushr. era w ere James Hohnstinef ■a jOfJiBtieter Road, Donald 'Ei i Stohner, Jr. and Paul A. L Stohner, brothers of the bride, Steven Weger of one of New Jersey’s greatest l Waukegan, EL,- and Alex ander Richardson of Cleve- GIRDLE AND BRA collections of * land Heights, Ohio, Mrs. Zimmerer gradu> ated from Haddonj Heists High School ami Lake For SWIMWEAR est College, Lake Forest, What is elegsnce,reelly ? QL, whiefe she was a mem A lot of little things you do ber jof Tau Delta Them so thin motes you spicisi. rority. It takes time to care. i Her husband Is an alum- We care. nus of Kitmhurn H igh School^ Lake Forest Col lege and Georgetown Uni-' versity Graduate School. He la a member of Phi Pi Epsilon fraternity. He Isa chemist with the American. Pharmaceutical Associa tion, Washington, D. C, FOftPtCK-Uf T he couple will make SERVICE PHONE their home in Arlington, Va. Don’t Mies END-OF-SEASON WIND-UP Summer Vacation just wear a smile and a ja n tZ 6R or "svsry body’*" regularly $4 Drastic Raductioiis PANTIE-BRtEF^. GIRDLES !*»««> rsg. $8 _ LONG LEG PANTIE tapermate. rsg. $9 GIRDLE puHon * • regularly $12.50 LONG LEG PANTIE double tulip regularly $15 — — Finest Designer and Couturier Samples m i "damOUtr at ridiculous primL IN FASHION COLORS TO M ATCH ^ T i s y m x r m u t I b u t h o ^ n g e fROOKS OP SUMMIT _ _ . V- Miltbum & Short Hills ITEM, Thursday, Juntf 27, 1968 \BIG DAY FOR THE PANTHERS- The Panthers defeated toe Seals 8 to ^Saturday momingto\ j.wfn the minor division tide of the Township's LittleLeague. Photo at left shows John Kaiish\ lputting his team ahead in the top of the first with aZrun homer. Center photo shows Matt\ iPickering sliding across the plate with anothernih for fhe Panthers andat right ScatdUffaimarn [receives the congratulations of his teammates after getting the finaLoutnf die game. linn 1 ni^iirtirrr^F" -7 - —— y —. .. * ' (Oify Chuffllri) ! sir ".Win Prises tw in Brooks Kennel Club . Several Township women von prizes in a Lady's The Panthers scored outs before Uffelman nailed Guest S f f y f a a n held twice in the top half of the down the victory, Tuesday, June 18, ait the first ahd then held on despite — Chris McHugfc and-’^Bob of F lo rh am Park; Toy Maplewood Country Club. several Seal rallies to win McCorthacE^snaredf bitting Group by Mr. and Mrs. Low gross vinner, with a T m m LLttle honors for the Panthers, the Township's 11..V Edwa rds; and Non-Sporting 95, was Peggy Padula of ___„_____ „_____|Mm> -- each collecting two of the League—minor division Group by Mrs. Paul Moore Farview Road while Al title in an 8-5 game played team’s eight hits, of Convent. thea Latim er of Hilltop at White Oak Ridge Park Veterinary service will Road won th e longest drive Saturday morning. be under the supervision contest held on the course’s MiUbura NIne of the Metropolitan N. J, ,17th fairway. A "lucky Veterinary Medical Asso number” prize was won by on John Kalish’s 2-run - t , i .T ciation. Stewards for the Mary Goldring of Old Hol homer in the top of the first ■- L e a d s L e a g u e show will be members of low Road. P i f f f f i S ** Millburn Nine hild the Stewards Club of A- dowr> Hrst placeTn the first merica of which Mrs. Municipal tax payments ‘f i l therecreatlon de- Charles Sfciliman of West- are due cm the first day of ®y scored twice to knot me pftrtTOent*8 adult softball field is secretary. Mrs. February, May, Augustand score. ^ . league. The Tankers, In Stephen Kovacs w ill be November and die taxcol- JSrucs Stqlnfeld, ^w hp MRM secon BEKRAG Im m ed iate Delivery tMOSTMoqeif) Lacrosse Captan Steven Price, son of .Dr, and Mrs. Samupl J. Price at Rippling Brook Drive, has been named captain of MILLBURN FIREMEN TURN GOLFERS - Pictured at the the varsity lacrosse team annual fire department golf tournament last Friday at \East— Sorfce, Bob Oliver, Jr., Ricky Wolf, BoU McCord at dm University of Con , Orange Golf Course are, front row, Gus Huth, Larry Zauata, O'Brien, Bob Potter, Harry Lore, Bill White, Roy necticut where he Will be Pete Smith, tournament director Phif Keenan, Karl Greinery John Sullivan, Lew Bufo and Nick Cem>. OCEANPOttT, N J. u n u , I 2 ATLAS PLYCR0N TIRES ” geltes (no SarSti St Parkway, Exit 105 NOW thill Allflt 3 m i n n A1SQ_ ^ > J r f i\ SCHOOL I •FECIAL TRAINS Direct ta SrantataiMl * l«. rtm. SUtlsn, Nf» York ...11:4a AM Dilly ‘ • — . . , SgSr'“'H fr : S « f e ,« S r S .”SfS3a WEEKtV HI-LIGHTS d i - Sain on M l CHILDREN1 T 300fRHPlA|D STAMM j .^lobby Goodi, HOTrqfny/ficyclet . L £ 3 UDO-KARATE ...... - WITH EACH TlRE -W tTliTW S A g I i«» AM Sma. (Daily ectacMa MOLLY PITCHER H’CAP Bum s Leave Millburn Center ^ 11 ll:30 A.M. (Saturdays & l^ S fL f DfFEHII I. _ OFFER IXPIRE8 JULY S. 1968 . .. Opon^Hikw I^y Evwning^ ^ S^ -• •"; y ^ ■ -____ -• . • ~ .. s«t., June 29 (PHYSICAL FITHtSS \ -July.4. at L1:00 A.M.) IMHTAL atfsrugss Onndatantf t2 a CtubtKniM S4 ^ ® N W O U T I W > A K 8 iM'sTownTMIEssb ..I Millburn Toy & Train Center BEKRAG $275 Round Trip m 381 Rfiflbuni Aye., 379-3747 • MHbum - 391 Millburn Ave.« 379-4242 •Millburn POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM V Mjllburn & Short Hills’ITEM, ThursddyrJune 27,1968 tion, and research, con tables mord appealing Is vinced college officials to to serve them in unusual FROM This A set up the program, combinations. Frozen com The college, as Well as Hard-cooked eggs can be and frestr mushrooms are refrigerated at home -- the community«at-large, 'a tender duo with half a benefits from die program. either in the shell- or out. cup of crumbled potato' Drr Eugene G. Wilkins of If the s h e ll' is removed chips to add thd final fllip W h itn ey Road, college the eggs should be protect of flavor, this combination' Philip J. Cartwright, Inc president, explains: ed in a film, wrap. Dehy takes ,on a gourmet; flair! “ R ig o ro u s 'graduate dration and darkening of! programs may be an even the cooked egg white can Benevolent Ass’n more Important factor than be prevented by keeping! salary in attracting and them in a closed container Meets July 8 holding outstanding covered with water. These faculty. We find that the .eggs should not be kept r A meeting of the Road best professors want the more than 7 to 10 daya and Scavenger Department opportunity (64c research Under refrigeration. •• ! Benevolent Association, i and teach ^advanced Inc., will be held July 8, at co u r s e s. Graduate pro* One way to inake vege- 8 p.m. at the American gleams such as thd one in, L eg io n Home on Ms in school psychology make it nice G e ra h o n of Union Street, possible for us to offer County Regional, Dr. Anita such challenges. The qual Lyons of Cranford, M rs.. No Xrash Collection ity of Instruction a t the un Diana Oberlln of Mountain EYMOUR dergraduate level, a mat side, Mrs. Jane Padalino of On Independence Day ter of prime concern to us, Ujribn* Eert Wanger of - the is raised as these pro- Union County Superintend There will be no trash • fessors expend part of ent’s Office, m Dr. Rob collection by the Sanitation their teaching load i | that ert J,' Zito of Lawrence Department on Thursday; area.’' Township. July 4. INSLER - i The s c h o o l psychology K ra m Is sponsored S j by the college's De-~ partment of E d u c a tio n , - chaired by Dr. Albert J. : MfeBUfklewicz.^ a n d -th e Child S tu d y Center, di»- CHERMKHflS^^I rected by Dr, Edward L. S Lacrosse. The department SHORT has primary responsibility1 for developing courses and W r 116 short h iu s a v en u e*" pmvidingiaculty, whileth* I center. offera broad-rang ing supervised experience. • Entrance requirements I p l p i f 4 - are h ig h end Include at least an undergraduate minor in psychology as a prerequisite. What do you do? You phone. REALTORS! “Although many of our GLENWOOD HONORS MRS. GREINER - On behalf of grate- year. Glenwood's principal, Bari Laming, and tha children of . students happen m ,bo ex-- Hill parents and children, a Douglas fir use was plan ted at Glen- Mrs. Greiner's fourth grade class are shown at the tree-planting perlenced .educators, this wood School In honor of Mrt May Greiner’s retirement this ia=iB^incidentialf-s^a Dr. A della C. Youtz, co ordinator of the program. NSC Program, to Counter *'We are primarily train ing psychologists and we require competency in this Shortage of Psychologists content field.** . Successful students earn A new graduate program services the ex ter both an M. A. degree and at Newark State College perform in the nvsti 1 a professional diploma in school psychology as they previously diagnosed. T he progress- to the sub- State Department of Edu doctoral level. It is an cation recommends tha t ticipated that the program blind re-assessm ents be eventually will be advanced run on every diagnosed to the doctoral level. child every two years. Ex A dozen highly-selected terna also will make com students started in Prepro plete studies of children, gram last September. Six including home Interviews. teen m ore will be enrolled Another.significant this faU, according to Dr. service Will be the devel Youtz. Further growth of opment of written reports the program is expected to fqr teachers, administra be ram as-a result of tors, and s c h o o l boards .Child Study Center expan containing practical sug sion plans, which will in gestions for remediation crease the internship pp-_ |n d therapy^^m g * * * * ™ "fessional: service outside oner significant values to college lecture halls in ad- host Institutions, Students dition to the successful complete their academic completion Of 60 academic work in psychology plus an course credits. internship in the college’s GOLDEN The extents will be m et Child Study Center, with open arm s by pro- Newark State’s school fesslonals in the field, if psychology program was Uso Our Rain Chock SAVINGS P rog ram . t j the reactions of 25 area instituted in response to a Because of an expected haavy' school psychologists w ho report issued by the State deffiana for All-Waathar XX CERTIFICATES tires, wa m»y run out of some a r e consultants f o r the Department of Education -sizes during this otter, but 5% 6-month certificatesminimum amount $$,000. program is. any Indication, which estimated that'New ! we will be happy to order 5H% 6-month certificates minimum amount $10,000. The consultants have en- Jersey would need 140 new your size tire at tha advor- Limited offering. * 'v ? thusiastically plotted out school psychologists a Dividends credited from date of deposit. with college faculty mem- year for the forseeabletu bers the kinds of badly- ture. JLresent graduate la c h member's certificate is insured up to $16,006 needed support services programs at Rutgers, The by tha Federal Savings and Loan Insurance the extents can perform. State University, and the All-w e a t h e r m Corporation, a government agency. * For instance, the psy- experienced teacher pro- chologists-in-training are gram At cooperating col- expected to work closely leges fulfill only a f r ac* witir Beadleston child s tudy tion of this demand, teams, they-will perform The need, an excep- BERKELEY such tasks as a s s te tiir tionally strong psychology psychological interviewing faculty wlth more than ban and conferences with phr- holding die Ph.D., and die ents and staff, visit com- presence on campus of the SAVINGS munity referral agencies Child Study Center with AND l-L O A N association to examine the servicesa- b ro a d opportunities for d a LYONS AVENUE, NEWARK 07112 • 926-4500 vaUable to children, and clinical service, educa- 434 CHANCELLOR AVENUE, NEWARK 07112 a 923-5242 perf orm psychological Ltelitlng under supervision. ■ . ^ . Consultants agreed that i l A l t l f f 1 I one of the most valuable | # | I I H I f f I Any «! these Larger Sizes—One Low Price 7.76x15 7.75x14,82&14 • — Slim Una * Your beat tire buy in its price range KING CUSTOMS • Exira mileage Tufsyn Rubber o Track tested for 100 miles at 100 miles pet hour — Zrtdr SpaM/ns GOlt B alls "fle-AV/te"1 stock up now on thla great golf ball offer- Consistent long distance aad ao* ■ A . curacy. Lasting tough cover finish. INSTALLED! truo cs -700*13 Priest start at f j ' (NO EXTU|)t VANS j • A tirs, that .fights iquirm... J . I savss the tread for longer lite TAXICABS r and Improves road grip. -----IjSJUA • Two Polyester Cord Plies. °!kI. tx. • Two Flberglaia Cord Bolt Plift. »M the 1 Porformonfe Check i use SEYIN to kill that tiny* the dbst sWe vents. . : 3-speed Mower ... . easily 2. Look Tedt ] unseen insect, the Chincftfeug, that causes 3. frtpn Level Diagnosis / covering transferable.'.. 2-year or 24,000-mile war large lawn areas to brown out and* die. Apply 4. Belt Tension-Tightened before infestation occurs. Also destroys Sod 5000 sq. ranty as specified in frig iking warranty. 5. A X. Electrical System Webwprms, Chiggers and other surface insects. f t only MJDOIT TERMS WITH UNI-CARO — 6. Adjust Controls , Apply in late May or early June. Easily put on with all spreaders— long lasting * 6 J * w e f t s ® * 1 SERmcmWJERSEY Ask your dealer Wr »$• OTHER STORiS-ORANOE-MONTCUIR-NEWARK-f DISON-STATIM ISLAND,LIVINOSTON m o r i i Open i a .m . ?o 4P.M* Saturdays I a m ; t o 4f.M. ■4»0» »»♦♦♦♦♦» 11 p jjM g -24 . ’ Millburn & Sh/ort Hills ITEM, Ttiursday, Ju ne 27, 1968 NOTICE FIRST BOND I Both Our Stores s Wilt be Open Monday pUTURS HOME. OF fc.w tm BBSsi* Evening, July 1, Until 9 IMS AMOUNT OF *20,000. CLOSED THURSPAY, JULY 4 iTHOfil SHORT HILLS IRVINGTO N S17 Millburn Av& 1040 Springfield Ave. 376-7321 373-6600 rJanJumssen j j g UPAND/WAYI 4 \^ y LANDSCAPING, INC J B N H M G R N P i PUasaitvIlle U., BEMAinOI^ CAUS0 W TVS WWSffUL'1 6USW OF THE NORTHEAST TR^DEWtNOa' MILLBURN 6-' SHORT HILLS ITEM WBOMTH SAVINGS CERTIFICATES $7 per Year Minimum Balance 15,000 Multiples of lYou Can Believe It, , IT-S TRUE 1500. GROUNDBREAKINGfOR MtLLBURN'SLATEST SLANT ON EAST ■ i compounded QUARTERLY Kodak f i l m Turning thefirst shovels full of dirtltstt Friday for the new Lasky tympany building are, left to right, Seymour J. Weinman of Hickory Road, vice pretident, Sherwood A. Bernhard, F O R LIFE president, and Richard L. Bench, vice president Fun IPith INSTAMATIC CAMERAS trance right throagh press proofreading and checking, the groundbreaking cere and warehouse and will bindery ana distribution, mony took placefor the new have the latest equipment sales, quality control and Eyewear 61,000 square foot plant available including a new customer service depart npw, under construction on 43" x 60" Harris four- ments. a 5 acre site on East Wil color press and special pa In addition, the building Prescriptions filled or - low Street for Lasky Com per handing equipment. will house the printing duplicates made from pany, lithographers, print Advanced electrical in production and distribution your present lenses. ers and designers, pres stallations and custom-en facilities o f Yogg & Com Tints & Sun Glasses, too. RECTO R’S ently located in Newark. gineered lighting for color' pany, Inc,, a Lasky subsi The new building will house inspection, humidifica diary now located in New the offices and plantfaeilir tion control in press and ark, Yogg is the nation's Every New Shape and , DRY G IN ties of both Lasky and its prep departments, and largest creato r and pro Color in Frames for wholly-owned subsidiary, movable walls and parti ducer of complete promo Men &Women,- Yogg & Co., Inc. Thehiilld- tions are a. ttyt of the tions f o r . hotels, motel#, _ BoyaB Girls. ing. i t scheduled for occu features------that ..... will make restau ran ts, and clubs. Its pancy in die late fall of FLASH CUBES it one of the. most efficient products include cust;om- 1968. printing plants in the coun- designed and decorated Good for : Lasky^ which was found- 1try. stock m enus and sales aids. established tsas I BROS. •UtLO OPTICIANS liahots 'Kpr^1 ed in Newark in (917 and The building, being con-r The rAflctftidft wnVHllburn , 348t Springfield Ave. Is noW celebrating its 30th istructed by the Murray will expand^ Yogg’s facili anniversary year. Is one iConatructionUo m p any, Distilled from 100< ties and 'etaable it to in bottled especially i Springfield, will contain all crease..bo th -it* - product Of Lasky’e 12 g raphic arts gin is velvety emoc lines, and its production. cocktails or that lor departments; offset de Lasky Company special - partment producing litho izes in the design and pro- graphy up to four-colors, 20 EAST WILLOW S T . MILLBURN, N I. letterpress, camera and GRIERSON'S NO. 1 SCOTCH A stylish light, thoroughly matured m OkO U and mellow whiskey of notable breed- A U U it employs over I60peo- teg, delieacy. and Iteeue. Recently " f g ^ V an annual pie. The move to new quar• panies to expand their many RESIDENTIAL / INDUSTRIAL / INSTITUTIONAL Medical Exam P/B RED LABEL WHISKEY Few people have an animal A 40% blend oI 5 and 1 year old _ , _ whiskies, possessing choice taete and A A f l smooth balanced body. Great as a j £ a “Financial Exam” miser or straight drink. 84 proof, n o m m w Have you defined your major objectives? Dote your insurance, Quart 4.09 Half Gallon 1.09 ; m program natty fit your needs? What do you knew about no- * * Aid/lal A m Neon asm (r/wf /if AiM/ff rhtTfVfWW ^1441 RECTOR'S VODKA for the most efficient in Smooth, d ry e n d clear! A vodka A a u n t te r - d e p a rtm e n t worl There is no reason of which has proven i firm favorite as A O i l health why one should nbt eat a h u e for both cocktails, long drinks, £ . 0 3 flow. It is cbmpletely air- shellfish ^nd ice creaffi ai i or party punch. 80 Proof. the same meal, provided Quart MM Half Gallon 7.19 Oft neither of .them is spoiled. Lemons, ’oranges, to Rector's Virgin Island Rum matoes arid grapefruit do not H u a marvelous dry qgality that g u . au/Au makes it top .choice for any mm U M B cause "acid ity " of the body. cocktail or rum base drinfc ionr Pat people are n a neces FROM PLANNING TO HAPPY COMPLETION choice of white or Gold. 80 Proof. sarily ca refree and jolly. Being fat an d 40 and feel- - ADDITIONS:* BASEMENTS # BATHROOMS ing well does not constitute DENS # DORMERS • KITCHENS a good reason for dqc,lining; GARAGES * PATIOS • PORCHES to lose weight. AND BUILDING CPtCIALTIES$ P | B times. It is .na necessarily un ,.t kEA0!|tS AND GyilERS♦ STORM DOORS & Today's H e a lth Guide wise to drink *wa t h r with windows; g 7 t m w m a m e c*% CALIFORNIA: Per Annum lists the facts about some of your meals, if you don't gulp these misconception# - Day of Deposit Blood p r e s s u r e of 100 BURGUNDY plus, the individualVage is 6 Months Certificate n a the nonnal valued Bottled at the winery ... (I(M)00 Minimum in California. Soft, smooth end not too dev, you will find tile delicate red wine the pen ftet complement to any & MonthsCeftificqle Deposits by the tenth of the month $5,000 Minimum font from the first Receive the Highest Dividend on a Certificate and a Savings Passbook Exclusive Import a s k ' or The jibove items also available at Fackarife Quality Bars, Parmua 6 Bamoee - ■:; FULLY INSURED SAVMOS Y ittjxxif Mill OPEN A NfW ACCOUNT TODAY s a v in g : FOUNDED IMI ■ GARDEN CENTER IS l llUBURN AVIMUI — SINCE 1831 - * ~ £ ! NEXT TO SHQF RITE MKT. 37*6830 Maplewood MADISON! WEST ORANGE M rM aaw TPf e a f I s k U fop Nar t -"— - - >7 : .... - Sponsored by Agrico cmd Qrthb Chemical Companies V Millburn & Short Hills ITEM, Thursday. June 27, 1968 Pooe 25 demonstration project is the': dents to other students, Videotapes, Films to Bridge 'often spot an unspoken re tapes had been processed; grant Will continue the used for American Indians, belief that motion picture which may be why learning action. Bell and his gr-jup spent project toward its goal — film and videotape provide a does or does not take place. S p a n is h - Americans, Ap- "With that inform a many hours studying the re the preparation of a na tional forth poor. Whites and; Teacher-Pupil Gap means of "social observa “By- c a r e f u l l y watch tion available to us,” Bell sults, They aay they found teacher orientation pro* INSTANT RENT A CAR tion far mdre effective than ing and ■ ■ analyzing actual J blacks whose cul said, "we can take steps definite evidence that sound gram in which teachers can', ls often vastly different Can die use of videotapes the study, will demon anything heretofore avail classroom situations, we td eliminate what might be and visual records can pro evaluate good and poor that of the majority and motion picture film help strate; ' i *i*; able, to the school teacher!" cdn see how students react, an Obstacle to the most ef vide information on educa bridge die gap faetwefen the classroom situations,- in-j f of A m e ric a n a, from one] _ The use of film and He pointed particularly to By gestures, grimaces and fective learning situation," tional. effectiveness eluding t h e i r own p e r/ teacher with a middle-class videotape to evaluate the die opportunity for the' another and from that of even by wiggling in the seat, A pilot project for what more valuable than ordinary formances. the teacher. b a c k g ro u n d and disad effectlvencar^lJl current t'e a c h e r to see an im we can note unhappiness, Bell calls a "social systems testa. vantaged pupils? As a part of Oils package efforta-tb upgrade the teach- mediate playback of his per-, threat, .hostility, apathy or observatory" was carried One group of the Upward thq teachers will see mo 763-4900 763 ■ R o b e r t Bell of Pefeing^bf disadvantage chil- formance and to evaluate die understanding and inspira out last summer in San Bound teachers was brought tion pictures of the lives RUGS CLEANED nington, a professor |n me dren. quality of his interaction tion,*’ Francisco under a $50,000 from San Francisco to see of their Upward Bound young : .084 A SQ. FT. Urfian Studies C ^ t e i o f 2. Their use as an in with his students. Prvof, Beil expUmgd’Tiufe grant from- Ed&Ca tlonal As and study thfjBsjll materials people outside oP'school in 7 4 Millburn Avc. Rutgers University and a structional technique FLOORS WAXED **The u s u a l tests and if the teacher inadvertently sociates, Inc. Belt and his and to learn about their use. order to understand better NEW METHOD . former documentary motion orienting middle-claaa measurements show what slights the student’s, race or spaff__filmed 60 hours of Bell ^lll'return to San Fran picture and television pro the differences in the MAINTENANCE SERVICE teachers of ghetto children die student has or hasn't background, or even 'if the movies and videotape of the cisco this summer to study values, attitudes and goals CR 3-? 598 ducer, believes they can. to the specialproblems they learned,*' Prof, Bell said, student only thinks he has Upward Bound program for this group against a control between themselves and And E d u c a tio n a l As will face in foe classroom. ‘but what they do not show been slighted, a videotaped disadvantaged youngstersln group unfajmlliar with the •their students, sociates, Inc,, a consultant Prof. Bell explained that is the interaction of stu or filmed record of the that city. *. films andytfdeotapes. Prof, Bell pointed out that to the Office of Economic the basic idea' behind the dents to teachers and atu- classroom * situation cap When these films and Prof ✓ ■'Beil said the new Opportunity for U pw ard toe same technique will be Bound, has granted Rutgers $108,000 to finance a 12- P a i n t e r s OIL CO. - month trial of Prof. Bell's FOR ANY SEWER OR I m i u b u r n ■ ideas, - LEEJON Announcement of the Spray any iplit-levelor average hou*e $175. Satisfaction guaranteed. Name grant was made this week DRAIN FAILURE, "’SINCE 1 8 6 ^ by Dr. R o b e rt Christin, 6 3 5 - 6 0 1 5 brand paints used. president of Educational CALL 762-5041 - Associates, pic. The study ADDITIONS & ALTERATIONS ~Z0 years experience ~ Fully IniimL CAU it supports will seek toper- We also do interior work fect the use of film and •Specialists in Wood Paneling ROBEHTLAVALLEY, videotape as a method of e- Free estimates Call anytime 3 7 6 - 0 0 0 4 - valuating and improving Headers and Gutters " PLUMBING & HEATING fa classroom instructien.par- •Concrete Work 731-8100 Edlain# Painters ticutarly bat not exclusively IB B0SEDALE AVENUE, MILLBURN in fbettD'Bdioota. .Child's Ang€f A HANDY REFERENCE TO RELIABLE LOCAL FIRMS : b O k c u s s e d : : - N N M M - — Coloniol 41 oofirrg "I hateyoul1* The words REFRIGERATION COMPANY are distressing. Parent8 ' ' M RESIDENTIAL . are always upset when chil A uthorized ~ COMMERCIAL dren direct such outbursts For Cooling and Huting AU types of Roofing toward them, says Andrew “Firet Name in ‘ 124 Locust St , Roeeila L. Anderson, specialist in l Air Conditioning” Be sure to .mention the item when you call DR 6-2023 human relations at Rutgers, Generally they are spok en in a moment ofangeror rage. Parents must realize tr % m o MILLBURN STATIONERS: OARDENING Commercial Stationery that children are capable of 41 River Rd„ Summit AUTO DEALERS CONTRACTORS 7 A KAR ATE DILI RUBBERSTAMPS rage, o r anger. They are RUCTION Typewriters Rented expressing one of the ba sic Brueh ‘n* Ham m er LAWN MAINTENANCE s ^ ft Repaired emotions. Greeting Cards - Books Generej Contractor __ H av in g been qaid, the SPRING M E R E IM =F W;- WHIlii 1 r vRCSlVtSw ------3764)301------— Faiming, carpentry, maeonry . ivcWLaiiimi, ~ words obviously indicate .Interior and anterior remodeling SCHOOL 45 Mein S t M illbu m difference of opinion. EASTERN SALES CO. Old Lawns Repaired and paneling. m £ir STEPHENS-MILLED CO. Most often the. outburst Complete Appliance Line Pt m Estimate Call 8k7-6287 WOMENS a - a j j f e a r is (he result of a denial, CADILLACTJCffif ^ 7 5 6 - 9 3 9 3 CHILDREN A child wants to do. some Serving Yba Area Slhca 1044 thing — stay up late, go out OLDSMOBILE GUTTERS JUDO-KARATE Complete Prescription Service qf doors. Or he may not Sales & Service SELF DEFENSE 114 MYRTLE AVE. 1 , want to do something -v "Complete Au to Body Shop" ADDITIONS & ALTERATIONS MILLBURN __ ORTHOPEDIC — — eat vegetables, clean bis Millburn D elicatessen Specialists hi Wood Famding, SUBURBAN DOOR SERVICE SHOE STORE Us e d c a r s , Jobbing a Specialty “ That Doe* All Work on Premiia* room. It may be a stub Delicatessen - Cold Cuts Leaders and Guttering. c» 376-7667 born streak in the child. 273*1700 Salads 481 MorrisAva.Summit You name it, 301 Millbum Ave., Millburn- Remember he is human, Open Daily to 8 p.m. M. SHIMAMOTO By SkiHad Mechanics OWENJ.-376-Q277, Well do it. add what human does not Closed Wed.- S* DECREE BLACK BgLT - Garage Altered Extended Electric Ooor Operators In,tailed have a bit of stubbornness 328 Millbum Ave. . We can fix ' with or withder controls ROBERT LA VALLEY Children - Men - Woman in him? DRexei9-S800 n i r - The aider ~ LRADIO SALES C0RP. RAMBLER PLUMBING & HEATING 378-1579 ’ . a parent meet Brat ask ~v fAi.Ee & s Epivice I M ^ Mdixitnew. JOBBING SPECIALIST S4LW SERVICE himself if he i f being rea HI Fi DETOCmVEAGENCIK '^ T r e e Estimates RESIDENCE SEWER CLEANING 312 Millbum Ava. • ADMIRAL WATER HEATERS sonable. Is the life he ex Stickel Auto Salat Corp. Efficitnt Dependable jtUMIOIFIERS .. is of achUdtOO demand jBEftlEHAL ELECTRIC 7 73-79 MHIbumAve. .. CONSTRUCTION CO. 18,BoWdaleAve.,Millburn A r tr a parent's ex- •'?Wi Sendee All Maha*- -, - INVESTfBATORS,' iations b ey o n d the OR 94200 £ INC. - ' , t f 327 Millbum Ave. Millbum State Licensed Bonded-Insured Ca l i a s s-6 0 1 5 Custom Built TELEVISION SERVICE child's ability? Divorca Evidence SINCE 1940 KIJCHEN CABINETS 1 fully insured; Second is the p a r e n t SUMMIT Skip-locate eervtea ; Beet equipped TVaetvice - - Guard Service HEARING AIDS being autocratic? Does the CURYSLEIT PLYMOUTH Complete FREE eetimatas Plumbing & Heating shop in Newark. child have the opportunity 276-5400 4 W . E. M cD evitt Electric Sewer aaanhig Since 1924 IMPERIAL 23 North Ave,,Eeet Cranford h Home Improvements Any make TV rapaired to develop some of his own CHRYSLER HT" Water Heaters Installed Hearing ai o cen ter Libraries' Kitchens 6 75 -4 9 8 9 within 24 hours characteristics? True, pa ^'Audgrfead PLYMOUTH " ' VALIANT ; Lila Henh *■ Dens Bathrooms ' ; 260 Moin St MiUburn rents are responsible for [ SALES rLooacovEkwGt Cartltlad Haering Aid Everything Under One Contract Salat O Service Audlologltt OR 041004 Color TV die well-being of xa child. SERVICE- AuttiorlzadAuthorfz Dealer For Dial 375-2100 Ettabllahed 1928 He needs a d e q u a te and PARTS W HILLMAN H. S. UCHT FREE 10 E. Willow St. Millburn. ™'P: proper food, clothing and •SUNBEAM — HEARING EXAMINATION DAIDONE shelter. But he is n o t ; FLOOR COVERINGS In Your Heme Or Offlee , ALL ELECTRIC Complete * SI MCA Broadloom Carpeting LAWN MOWERS PARTICULAR? puppet to be directed con O . 862 South Orange Ave Body Shop Auto Rente! Bey,-Week,-OrMonth — ... tiftoteunt TBei ^ .. - *Oujlltone ..» Fldalltv - — : Newark stsndy by the strings of * Otarlon 'Oanavox Willing to pey for Cell 2734343 CMpet Cleaning * Acouatlcon • Vlcon FRUIT CENTER INC. parent's whims or wfshes. expert woritmomhip? 517 Springfield Ave. Summit Open Mon. A Thun. Eva*, to J 3 K T Did the p a r e n t really Lawn Mowers jp Friaaw Meat* ^ O U T H Dial ES 5-6400 537 Millburn Ave. DR 6*8293 hear what the child said Hand Power o Groceries ORANGE before the outburst? Some 123$ Springfield Ave., iSm UL ^Serviced-* Repaired Residential Painting SeweFRad TELEVISION COMPANY -i , Irvington ;;'"...... times “I hate you" is W YM AN FORD Suburb^ ____Knife A Sctator Grinding • Black k WM«W Cater t.V. a n o th e r way of s a y in g , Factory Authorized New Ulri C« & Truck 376.8064 "YoU don't pay any atten HEAHHG 660 Morrie Tpk. ShortHills tion to me. You don't care, Salas & Laasiiip VOLKSWAGEN "A World O f FatMon DELIVERY You don't listen to me.' Bit. 1934 . A t Your Feet" D uncah A. Douglas UQUOR STORES R Hoppe& Sons Both parents and chil Special (train Floor Coverlnga— SERVICE BSALES SERVICE ------■ Co. dren must appreciate each Esi. I$93 6 8 7 -6 4 2 9 other's needs and desires. PARTI / Plumbing • Heating ■ Contractors DAVE’ S Dial 379-2177 - Then, knowing- well what Sheet Metal Work - Jobbing 40 Chatham Rd. Short Hills they are, the lines of com AIRCOOLED Oil Burners • Water Heaters SHOP-RITE LIIUORS i P T S r * SER V IC E . Fine Broadloom ■ Area Rugt DR6-0344 Largeit Salaction of munication b etw e en pa AUTOMOTIVE CORF. & BODY REPAIRS Orientals ______303 MiWburn Ave. ’ Wines, Llquore, Bern Unmatched Beauty In For Free, Prompt Delivery, JOHNJDAVIO— rent and child can be''open Dial 703-4567 In Mlllburn-Short Hill* 1713 Springfield Ave. Custom Design ed. Selected Used Cars BOME CONTRACTORS im m ssim : Overseas Deliveries Arranged; Maplfwood, 761-6000 O W 37M IM __ PARTY RENTAL— Esi. m i 308 Millburn Ave,. Millburn 2195 MHIbiira Aw. Louis Wotffang, Prep, H I “TravelIsOurBusiness" - (Cernar Vallay St.)' N o n TIE TIME 101 RENTALS OF rib Specialize In M I l i l U t N F4NEST EQUIPMENT WROUGHT IRON' SHINS REPAIRS Stairs & Porch Rails FOR ALI. tYFES OF : " 376-0920 MILLBURN UQUOR SHOP 22 Taylor St. ■ Millbum BETZ 6it Instaat Senrlca w m H A R T H fit. 1033 PARTIES III FREE PROMPT DELIVERY UNION M O TORS THE FLORIST, INC Let Us Arrange ORoxoi 5-1186 -84886 . ■ Yout-IrsvBl INSTANT | Cell DRexel 6-1530 36 Main St. Millburn L Anywhere to The World RENT-A-CA ...... For Free Delbmry Roumond Sy-LAHO-SEA-AIR VILLAGE 106 V o lle y $ t„ South Orange U M - U W . . . RATES II 39S Millbum Are. Millbum Qoemollf Courteoui Service . . _ Hourly•MnMy-nvithly-----Z WINE \ LIQUOR ' b eer a l e b e v e r a g e s No Service Charge A • WheelChairs • N.w Cor. And Eepnt Vont ■ w in es u a u o n s Com fit*** MIILBURN FLORIST L E E JO N i FREE DELIVERY ' ... 376-4Y TG "Everything In Flowers" REALTORS • Commodes --^V CALL 635-6015 JIM DONNELLY 317 Millburn Ave., Millbum 763-3011^" 622-6600 ( CuTFIowert • Corsages AND JOE HELBERG •Oxygen Equipment . Funeral Spraye *. - - - DRexel 6-531Q „ ' RED CARPET SW H ^E PAULSEN 763-4900 ' 413-1100 • Hospital Beds : Floral Designs JEWELERS SIS Mlllbum Ave. Short Hills SINCE 19061 TRAVEL.- BUREAU - 38 Main St. DRexeULSOll . Speclallit* in Independent B UUGGAGE Domettic ts Foreign Tours • If no answer JE 9-2666 W(\t Expert neUdane A Heir Colorim ' 376-5323 FRUCHTMAN’S Maple Buick, Land Sea Air . 34 ESSEX STREET, MILLBURN SURGICAL center Inc AUTO REPAHCS ‘ ~~ FIJEUHL^... S rm p lrrfi LUGGAGE & LEATHER Complow Pally > QWt Itapt. - ,i‘- ou-ms . 273.7J7J ' Authorized dtaltr In the Short Hill! GOODS CENTER FREE Pick Up 0pp. Millbum Station 7 Beechwoi Summit ” ~T)F14lLLBMHN A Delivery * 50 Maple St. Summit 360 Millbum Ave. (Newt to Movies) Luggage ■ Gifts MILLBURN CROWN Handbags ■ Trunks J S G G U M A N jH BUICK / Your ProfestlonalJeweler 378-3637 ^IKVlCE CENTER Expert Repair Service Travel Sefvice Motor Tune Ups - Road Service 273-6874 f 1 eniV i M > E*t 1Q4S ; Brake* - Wheel Batincd C ITGO DONALD VUIRKHAN , 333 SpringNsid Ave.' Summlt • Lillian M. Dunne - PhIHp T. ( Tiret - Batteries - Lubrication f Radio Dispatched Service 732 Morris Tompiko taabal K. Hunt Gloria M. Hill WATCHMAKER ^ v ' £ a n s u 379-9704 1 ASHWOOD AVE. a + S JEWELER • Short HilU 379-3600 AiltO Leaaing 1 175 Whin St MiWburn . SUMMIT, N. J. ‘ 2 7 3 -5 3 9 3 Watch & Jewelry MASONRY 114E^9t.,Mibqrrt 917 W. South Orangt Ava. R e a lto r . ■ Squthqtewft SALE8 A SERVICE SttPHENS-MlLLER CO. DR6-033I "t Seles & Strvkr h H k — Certified Appraiser SOUTH ORANGE 2-7500 • Metered Deliveries 34 ESSEX ST., MILLBURN JOSEPH IPISCOPO PLASTERING ‘FUELOIL.______' Net’. Assn, of * Meson Contractor •SHEET ROCK SPACKLIN6 Reel Estate Appniaors UPHOLSTERING CO. LINCOLN , Dili BURNERS ■isn’t ilnitT Complete Line of Masonry & PAINTING 307*5 MARKET DIAMONDS - GIFT8 3 7 9 v 5 2 0 0 _ Draperies - Slipcovers MODERNIZE YOUR CONTINENTAL Seles & Service CelUnga Walls expertly . SILVERSMITHS —2— patched or new1—r- - . 311 MILLBURN AVE. Mercury COpKING 4.CATERING CRestview 7-0030 OLD jenifLNV MODERNIZED DR 6-0634 Phil Epfscopo Cor. LACKAWANNA PL. FREE DELIVERY 38 Russell PL, Summit 817 MUtbunlAve. 4 6 4 -1 7 5 2 AULLOURNt N.J. Short Hills. t 370.7121 37S-1iet , FsbricaSoM B y U tY w l At Our Low Estimate Prices 1040 Iprtngtrefcf Ave. — m w & Service Itvlngtan______373SSOO OUNCANAWOGLAS PredGiorano's JULIUS OKSENNORN MARK l , lALT U i r -■ PtftttflnJL P Q iip nr SUBURBAN REPAIR FURRER’S SEWING YOUNG’S l V4CUU,M CENTER . Designers 4 Creators . Your Local ^ A Co. Lincoln-MereuTy, Inc. FUNER AL SER VICE — Of Fine Jewelry ' r Bet. I8b3 - ESTATE OF DOMINICK J.DSPBRSIO, deceased. ,jim NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Notice le hereby given that the ac» Professional Piano .counts of the aubsorlbers, Executors Instruction of the Last Will and Testament of DOMINICK JL DePRESIO, deceased, LYNNE. SCHLAAFF 'will be audited ant stated by the lose falcon jjjfrot ^ Surrogate end reported for settle ment to the Essex County Court, Montclair and Jersey City < ~ FAR HILLS Probtte Division, on Tuesday, the 1847 Voyager station State Colleges 30th day of JULY Sssfo-e Youth Choir Director NATIONAL NEWARK A ESSEX BANK V at Diamond Hill Methodist ___ JOHN DOMINICK DePRRSlO - - • ------3 ROBERT EDWIN DePERSIO ' in Berkeley Heights____ Dated: June 20,1968 __ CARPENTER,-BENNETT A MORRIS; -ffiM ttS - (H7-580* SEY, Attorneys . r 744 Broadisairer— - Nerferk, N. J. 07102 • OFFICE June 27, July 4, H, IS, 25 Fee»20;00 WALK-IN entire street N Cfc—irful and light. air._condtlmd^Mhien^ CallAlr-onmiltlnnAW 217-J1IH Rentals Wanted drive aroundonpennka Bent ECONO-CAR TW O /or three-room (furnished or unfurnished 1st. oceupedcy. Married children. Upsnla College MINOR DIVISION CHAMPIONS - The.Pandjm , 1968 minor division champions, are shown Rank Mazur wired. Union" 887-iyn.; EXTERIOR PAINTING. afar Saturday's win over theNational league champion Seals. Pictured am: Fm btrow II. tp f.}- Every man Chris McHugh, Bob McCormack, John Kalish, Tom Chrystie and Bruce Stein fold Second row - Dan Cohen, Scot? Uffelman, Matt Pickering, Ed Sagurton, Mark McCormack. Third . ro w - deserves Justin McCormack fbatboy), Peter Medan, Mark Zaihin, Neal Drasin, Maury Luxemburgp Addition*-Alterations Co-managers Ronald Cohen end Roy Abbott are in tha rear. Repairs Q neFiece Alum inum G u tte rs, Plain o r Whit* Enema! Fin ish ROOFING Free Estimates. ' FRIDAY. For All Your FUEL OIL & HEATING NEEDS leer COUGAR. * CHEVROLET. 3 on the 'daw. te a t engine, many I! >128, GaU »3-4813. ' AUSTIN, good msMMh. r. tiwwi, - 3 1 We take pleasure 314-ROOM apartment for high in announcing that. MR.GEORGE ft. MAGHER, JR, chassis, with V-9 en- trimming is note associated with us ; rear 1 wheels, power masonry as a Registered Representative brakes r alr-cpndltlon* u r i t i l ‘ s£ ,8 . 1S 5 S S : Ha r r is,U pham &C- MAURICE KOEblGSBf^G INCORPORATED CHARLES T. TOLCHINSKY MAURICE KOENICSBERG, Attorney 3~3. Main Office: 120 Broadway, New Yor*, N. Y. >000$ 1001 Springfield Avenue Member* N»w York Stock Exchange • Offices from Coast to Co Irvington, N.J. 07111.___ f f SHADE TREE May 30, June 6; 13,20, 27 Phot *22.00 & SHRUBBERY SPRAYING 700 PARK A ye., PLAINFIELD, N .J. 07060 . - v ? LBBAL NOTICE • ■ ORDER TO LIMIT------* TELEPHONE; PL. 7.9000 , ' Datedi ' JUNE'll, 1968 ESTATE OF JULIA-MAURtfsHAT, ^ d eceaiafcH ----''""'^^ Pursuant bp the order of JAMES E. ABRAMS, Surrogate .of the County of Easpx, this dahr made on the applica tion of the undersiinsd. Admlnlstrs- tor C.T.A. of said deceased, notice le hereby given to the creditors of ■psld deceased to exhibit to tbt sub- WORTH THE W AIT.- Thaw youngsters 'were on line wall scrlber, under oath or affirmation, their claims And demands against the in advance of Saturday's noon opening o f the-Tovimehipk estate of uitroeceaeed within six municipal poo! for the 1968 season. Firsfin line is 8-year- months frdm this date, or they will old Rosemary Serruto 6 f Hartshorn Drive who arrived at be forever barred'from prosecuting or recovering the seme against- the the pool mope than gn hour before the gates wan opened. subscriber. " T ' 'y ■ v 3 Aseocletet) 3 - ' ! THE HOWARD SAVINGS: - - INSTITUTION BRENNER; NEW * BRENNER, At- THE PROBLEM SOLVER For IIiH Of Your Automotive Needs PERSONALS * 68 PONTIACS & USED CARS LEGAL NOTICE ■ . . . where 5 courteous sales coneultante wilt help you delect the ORDER TO LIMIT ’ . Deted:JuM-6r»6fr- ear :of your droaaw." ^ ' “ 3ESTKTE GF^YA^JRAPKBVjtd4 cessed, SERVICE, PARTS & TIRES — : Pursuant to the order of JAMES E. . . . complete up-to-date service facilities with a TV equipped ABRAMS, Surrogate of tha Couhty of Essex, this day made on the sppltcs- waiting room. tlon of die underalgned, Executrix of said deceased, noUce ls hereby given to the creditors of ssld dscssstd to ★ BODY REPAIRS ._v. . n exhibit to tbs subscriber, under oath — . .. the only dealer shop with a, spray booth and infra-red drying or affirmation, their claims and de- ovea . This guarantees a pain! job that meeta or exceeds factory day, or they wSibe forever ha NOTICE OF INTENTION ' eke notice that EDWARD J. fNN. trading sis FLYNN’S TAV- pia no s w*ni*d.i*«t »9,W cd.& SaLTU5v277.A7DllX PARTSATIRIS282BroadSt Open 8-S Mon thro 673-7494' Open 84 Mon. thru Fri. 273-7333 1 ! Pode 28~ . MHIburn & Short Hills ITEM, Thursday, June 27, 1968 "WHERE SQUARE DEALING * QUALITY SERVICE HAS BEEN OUR CREED SINCE 1935' brand new BRAND NEW BRAND NEW BRANDNEW BRAND NEW '68 FORDFMCON '6 8 GALAXIE 2 d r shV '6 8 FAIRLANE '68 FALCON WAGON I t '68 MUSTANG ^2-PR. HARQTCflr FASTBACK HOTP. a s £ E t t B k WKSm j y y p w our . | Lift Price LOW tO 'V IQ List Pries LOW GO^LOT"- List Price LOW C O A A O -sss' E $2081 *2865.74 PRICE . i D ^ V 1 ~ Sr,, E $2365 *2001.78 PRICE $2881.01 PRICE • BRAND NEW -----BRAND NEW----- BRANONEW BRANONEW BRAND NEVF " ’68 M u s t a n g ’68 FORD FAIRLANE ’68 FORD LTD. ’68 FORD TORINO ’68 MUSTANG . FASTBACK STATION WAGON ^ 2-DR. HARDTOP _ 4-DR. SEDAN c o n v e r t i b Ce^ \ 8 f g S B f a = v ^ s * LWPriee . S O d f t 7 - J2SS*-— *2814.22 PRICE?£---§2S27~ *F,** W * S SSS - E $2418“ *2770.39 PRICE .. $ M r * 9 J F . . . LSSS-: -^ $ 2 6 7 6 J S S S : - SSL $ 2 4 2 0 BRAND NEW BRANDNSW BRAND N|W BRANONEW BRAND NEW 6 8 THUNDERBIRD 6 8 FORD ’6 8FO R D H D T P . ’68 T HUNDERfeIRD ’88 FORD XL ADR. LANDAU RANCH WAGON r-r wCOUNTRY w ii i n 1 vUwlnCSTM II PC 2-DR. LANDAU , 2*DR. HARDTOP .FASTBACK ’List Price -LOW s ' 5~S S S4112 Li-PHw. mL $2546 *4848.22 ’ PRICE *4024.14 PRICE OUR LOW PRICE s s z r . $ 2 5 4 0 *3000.13 ■ - price &££ i $3008 SSOIOmMSHOPPERS! COMPARE! vi