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Employment (Men) 23 Employment (Men) 23 Employment (Men) 23 EMPLOYMENT WMn ir ffll'-MlirofflH cratic Club, is getting a preview of several styles to be shown. Other chairmen are Mrs. Mary Anthony, Mrs. Dorothy Connolly and Mrs. George Plaskon.

(Courier-News Photo by Chas. F. May Jr.) HAT SHOW PREVIEW Mrs. William Holland, chairman of a "HatO-Rama" scheduled to be held today at 8:30 p.m. in the American Legion Home in Dunellen under the auspices of the Women's Dunellen Demo Wednesday for stealing the THE COURIER-NEWS Plainfieid, N.J.

Tuesday, March 23, 1965 The real maple syrup flavor is not present in the tree sap but is developed during the processing of the sap. FAI.SE ADVERTISING The Courier-News is oroud of its record as a newspaper whose advertising coi- omns are dependable ana reserves ine right fo reecf any advertisement believed to contain false or misleading statements. The publisher wishes to give notice that: For the benefit of our readers, advertisers and the public we print below wording of the law with reference to False Advertising." The Crimes Act in the State of New Jersey specifically provides that any person who shall make, publish, disseminate or have placed in a newspaper or other publication an untrue, deceptive or misleading advertisement shall be guiny of a misdemeanor and punished by a fine not exceeding $1,000 or imprisonment in the County Jail for a period not exceeding one year or both. Courier-News Classified Ads RATES 1 4 Day Days 7 Days 10 Days 3 Lines $1.29 $3.60 5.88 7.80 4 Lines 1.72 4.80 7.84 9.80 10.40 5 Lines 2.15 6.00 13.00 6 Lines 2.58 7.20 11.76 15.60 18.20 7 Lines 3.01 .40 13.72 Count 5 average wcrds to a line (4 or 5 letters is average.) WANT AD DEADLINE 4:30 P.M. day before publication for new orders, cancellations or corrections.

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Transient ads have a 3-line minimum. WANT ADS AND CANCELLATIONS taken 8 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. for the following day; Sat. until 1:30 p.m.

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and PAYABLE WHEN PLACED. BRANCH OFFICES open 9 to 4 for ads and circulation. MAIN OFFICE 201 Church Plainfieid PL 7-4000 BRANCH OFFICES News, Advertising, Circulation 8 E. Main Somerville RA 5-6000 543 Middlesex Metuchen LI 9-5700 37 Olcott Bernardsville 766-3373 4 Elm Westfield AD 2-4100 4 Bloomfleld Flemington 782-2300 ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found LOST: Black and white toy terrier, vie. of Haynes Somerville.

Reward. 725-0523. LOST: Plainfieid Savings Passbook, No. 93873. Please return to the Plainfieid Savings Bank.

LOST: German shepherd, black and tan, name "Butchie," limps, vicinity Washington Valley Rd. near Pluckemin. Reward. RA 5-6300, after 5 P.m., 658-3282. Business and Professional Services 8 Income Tax Returns Prepared by HARRY F.

MARTIN JR. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT TAX CONSULTANT. 5 Jackson next to N. Plainfieid Post Office. PL 5-4333.

INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED Reasonable and Expert Call 756-1823 or 753-8761 INCOME TAX RETURNS ALL TYPES, single and ioint returns, $3 up; small businesses, $10 up. Daily 9-9. RUDY GRILLO PL 5-6565 220 E. Front St. Opp.

Strand Theater GEORGE P. NAJIM tax returns properly prepared. 285 Somerset No. Plainfieid. 756-1150 or 757-1647.

INCOME TAX Returns Prepared in Your Home Lyle Zimmerman HO 9-0744 PUBLIC ACCOUNT Any federal and N. Y. returns. Reasonable. 549-4906.

INCOME TAX returns prepared, all types. Watchung Agency, 451 Park Scotch Plains. 9 to 9 daily. By app't, FA 2-5602. INCOME TAX returns prepared.

Account ant. Call N. Restaino, 968-3723. INCOME TAX returns prepared. H.

Spiegel, pub. acc't (Dairy Creem Bldg.) 417 W. Front St. BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTING, expanding services to new local accounts. Customized procedures financial- statements tax reports.

233-5123. KODACHROME 8mm movies made of your party, wedding, etc. Sound or silent. Somerset Films, PL 5-6656. Instruction 14 HYPNOSIS and self hypnosis, new classes start Wedneday, May 5.

Register now. For information call CH 9-0048. Computer Programming IBM Kev Punch at SBM PBX-Typing at SBM Comptometer at SBM Co-ed day Pay-as you go SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MACHINES Menlo Park Shopping Center LI 9-6250 32 DRIVER AND QUARRY WORKER Must be experienced in driving heavy dump truck. Apply Clark Sand and Gravel Upper Black Eddy, Pa. Call 215-982-5578.

MACHINIST 1ST CLASS For experimental work, permanent, steady, with daily overtime, excellent working conditions in new air conditioned plant. Employe benefits include company-paid profit sharing pension plan, in surance, progressive vacations, sick leave. Blue Cross and Blue snieid. SPEX INDU5TRIfc5 INC Park Stephenville Edison 549-7144 MEN, $20 GUARANTEE take home. No experience, no car necessary.

Fuller Brush Co. AD 2-6946. SHEET METAL precision mechanics, ex perienced, good pay, overtime, bene fits. Call 478-1260. UPHOLSTERER, experienced on custom work.

Woerner 8, Taeger, 400 S. 12th Newark. 622-5986. SPOT WELDER, precision. Must be able to set up and operate.

Experienced. Rate open. Overtime. Benefits. Call 478-1260.

CAFETERIA HELPER General all-round work. Must handle dishwasher. 40-Hr. week. Liberal employe benefits.

Must have own transportation. Phone for Appointment AIR REDUCTION RESEARCH LAB Murray Hill 464-2400 An Equal Opportunity Employer DRIVER WANTED, start at once. Older man and some drug store experience preferred but not essential. New Drug Fair, 1812 E. Second Scotch Plains.

322-4283. DRIVER AND WAREHOUSEMAN, 5 DAYS, STEADY WORK. CALL PL 5- 7600 FOR APPOINTMENT. MAINTENANCE MAN, good in general handyman type of work. All year round work maintaining swimming pools, pumps, painting, etc.

Call Pelican Pools, 534-2534. ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN, regis tered architect, design experience neces sary, reply Box No. Z-128, Courier-News. YOUNG MAN (21-30 years old), interest- ed in learning office furniture indus try. Start inside, future outside sales.

Good opportunity. Apply after 4 p.m., Robert Williams, 128 E. 2nd Plainfieid. DAY CAMP COUNSELLOR, teaching background required. For interview call FU 8-7063.

SERVICE STATION CAREER OPPORTUNITY Progressive service station chain needs 2 experienced men mechanic and sta tion attendant. Management advance ment opportunity. Pleasant working con ditions. Call Scotch Plains Tire Center, 322-7216. HELPER For Truck and Warehoust MIRONS 134 E.

Front St. BUS BOY EXPERIENCED Call 322-4224 TIMEKEEPER-CLERK For machine shop, steel cut-off must be able to keep accurate records. Insurance, hospital and medical insurance provided by company. R. HOE INC.

North Ave. Dunellen CARPENTERS, must be experienced. Call after 5 p.m., PL 6-6684. YOUNG MAN Mechanically inclined, as helper in sheet metal shop. Age.

20-25. Driver's license. PL 5-6340 for app't. INVENTORY CLERK High school graduate. Some office ex perience.

Light typing. Excellent benefits. Equal Opportunity Employer. Reply write z-120, courier-News. SHEET ROCK applicators, tapers, finish ers, sanders and nail spotters.

Must be experienced. Call for app't. 7 to 5, 287- 2525. After 5, HO 2-2824 or Kl 5-6294. SHORT ORDER cook, evenings, full time Pleasant working conditions, fringe benefits.

Good opportunity for steady man. Apply in person only, Gruning's, 205 E. 5th Plainfieid. POSITION VACANT ENGINEER: Town of Westfield, New Jersey, has an opening for a full-time graduate engineer, preferably civil, witn minimum three years experience in governmental or related construction and maintenance procedures. Duties will in elude design, preparation of specifications and management of various municipal improvement an maintenance protects Applicants should be familiar with land subdivision concepts, and must be cap able of organizing and writing good tech nical reports.

Salary open, liberal fringe benefits. Resumes snould be forwarded to Charles Van Benschoten, Town En gineer, Municipal Building, 425 E. Broad Westfield, N.J. SHOE SALESMAN Experienced in selling quality shoes for the family. Permanent position.

Many employe benefits. Call 755-7333. The Coward Shoe 304 E. Front St. HAND SOLDERERS Edward P.

Paul Co. 525 South Avenue PL 7-4212 Plainfieid ATTENTION SCHOOL ATHLETIC DEPTS. Desire man, preferably with Red Cross certificate to act as Life Guard and wife to take care of office, from June 23 to Sept. 6. The furnished living area can acommodate no more than four.

Wm. Rader, Hand's Cove Cottages, Shoreham, Vt. TW 7-5588. CAR WASH help wanted. Hi Speed Kar wash, 4 w.

rroni ar. EXPERIENCED short order cook. Apply in person, Frontier Diner, 226 E. Front St. MACHINISTS Permanent positions for ENGINE LATHE MILLING MACHINE operators on 2nd shift.

Must be able to set up and work from blueprints with little supervision. Liberal benefits including stock purchase, profit sharing, and cash bonus plans. FRANK W. EGAN CO. So.

Adamsville Rd. Somerville MEN Must be stable, responsible and diligent, for diversified and interesting factory work. Not afraid of manual labor, but must have some mechanical ability. H.S. grad preferred.

Many benefits, rapid advancement. All shifts. GERING PLASTICS DEPT. OF MONSANTO CO. N.

7th-Monroe Ave. Kenilworth, N.J. An Equal Opportunity tmpioyer 2 Men for special ASSEMBLY DEPT. on small items, must be able to comprehend written instructions and directions. Trainee, 18 yrs.

or over, for METAL CUTTING DEPT. Must read and write and be able to use a linear rule accurately. 2 Men for order picking and CHECKING DEPT. Must be able to read well and have good legible handwriting. Packers for SHIPPING one with driver's license who is familiar with North Jersey and Metropolitan area.

Apply in person, ARLEN TROPHY 68 Pearl No. Plainfieid; Time Study Electro-Mech. $7,500 Sr. Tech. Writer, mechanics $7,200 Office fee neg.

Design Draft, sheet metal exp. Young Men, temp. 3 mos. pos. Ship and Rec'v, over 21, car nee, Mid-Town Employment Agency 328 Park Avenue, Plainfieid PL 4-400U AUTO BODY MAN, fully experienced.

all-round body man, sieaoy wors, iata shoo, good working conditions, full bene fits. Linden Auto Body, 486-9100. PLUMBER Minimum 5 Years Experience 754-7454 PART TIME WORK Men or College Students Any 18 $3.10 hr. Car P.m., 757-4314. Call tonight.

GENERAL HELP, steel tank fabrication. Mohawk Manufacturing Ridge Whitehouse Station. EXPERIENCED shoe salesman wanted. Pull nr Dart time. Step Rite Shoes, 45 W.

Main Somerville. 725-9351. Sales Help Men 22 CAREER $600 per mo. plus expense allowance for man needed for active insurance office; no travel. Call for app't.

Robert E. Ham 8. Associates, 32 Maple Summit, N.J. CR 7-3600. Employment (Men) 23 DRAFTSMAN Permanent, interesting position on process equipment layout.

Process piping experience also helpful. Advancement based on ability and initiative. Bowen Engineering, 725-3232, W. P. Harrower.

PART TIME to service established route in Piscataway ai ca. I icaiuig iiuii 9. s-jj lu sju HCI vv. To arrange interview call 968-1327. MEN WITH CARS, early a.m.

newspaper deliveries, Sunday or weekdays. No collections. Plainfieid area. PL 7-5517, PL 7-3463. SomervHIe area 469-3191, PL 4-8624.

MACHINE SHOP BENCH HAND GRINDER, 2ND CLASS SHAPER OPERATOR, 1ST SHIFT PLANER OPERATOR, 2ND SHIFT Medium to heavy work. Must be able to read prints, set up own iobs. All benefits, modern plant. APPLY DAILY 8 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M.

H. J. RUESCH MACHINE CO. 35 Fadem Springfield, N.J. DRAFTSMAN Young man with yrs.

experience as a mechanical draftsman. Excellent oppor tunity with liberal benefits. Send resume to P. O. Box 726, New Market, N.J.

or call Personnel PL 2-0200, 9 to 5 P.m. 2 MACHINISTS Must be experienced in all phases of machine shop including set up. Exce lent wages and liberal benefits. Call Personnel Department, PL 2-0200. TRAINEE Mechanically Inclined 20-25 years old to be trained in a rapidly expanding corporation soon to relocate in Metuchen.

Opportunity for hard work ing, ambitious person to travel and learn interesting work with an excellent future. Phone 322-4802. EQUIPMENT operator for sewer con-tractor. Call 233-2485, after 8 p.m. TRAINEES (3) needed for established service route in Piscataway area, sw wk.

to start. Must have car and phone. Phone 968-1327. AUTO MECHANIC AUTO LUBE MAN Experienced only. All fringe benefits and good pay for right men.

Apply in person to Service Manager, between p.m. Liccarai Motors, 425 Park Plain-field. EXPERIENCED process equipment maintenance mechanic. Alloy welding experience desirable. Also, electric mo tor shop repair man, capable of doubling on machinery maintenance.

Call Mr, Roberts, MU 6-4900, 9-11 a.m. for inter view. Company benefits. Wages commensurate with experience and ability. YOUNG MAN, take charge of stock and repair dept.

Opportunity to learn business and work into sales position. De pendability and a sense for orderliness essential. Many employe benefits. The Singer 125 W. Front Plfd.

TOOL AND DYE MAKER, experience required in iniection plastic mold. 647-0166, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Must be experienced in general plant maintenance, welding, pipe fitting. Gen eral foundry experience preferred. All fringe benefits, good starting rate.

PL 2- 0900 for app't. Fischer Casting Co. 700 South Midd. MACHINIST, all-round, tool and die shop experience, salary open. Many benefits.

Apply in person, Westbrook Industries, 373 Route 22, Green Brook. T.V. SERVICEMEN, (2 required), color and black and white experience neces sary. Stuart's Audio, AD 2-0483. MAN (25-35) to train to operate produc tion presses in small business.

Hourly rate plus overtime. PL 6-4737. FULL TIME experienced service station attendant. Must be over 25 and mar ried. References required.

Apply in per son. Woodland Texaco, South woodland Plainfieid. DRAFTSMAN, transit man, rodman, in land surveying. Full or part time work Call PL 6-1340. EXPERIENCED MASON, wanted in Clinton vicinity.

Call 735-7008. TOOL INSPECTOR Excellent working conditions, all company benefits. ELASTIC STOP NUT CORP. OF AMERICA 2330 Vauxhall Rd. Union, N.J An Equal Opportunity Employer FACTORY WORKERS Assemblers Press Operators Light duty work base pay plus weekly production bonus.

MODULUME INDUSTRIES 500 Metuchen Rd. South Plainfieid MEN WANTED for general factory work Thermionic Products 76 Interhaven No. Plainfieid. NEW PROVIDENCE Man for all-round work in greenhouse. Willing to work nights to maintain temperature and operate oil burner.

Call 464-5700 bet. 9-5. CARETAKER Free 3-room apt. and utilities. Maplecrest Laundry, 415 Madison Ave.

DISHWASHER Wanted for nights. Apply in person. Knotty Pine Diner, 2002 Park South Plainfieid. PL 5-2811. STOCKMAN Full time, maior medical and life insurance.

Highway Fabric Land, 855 Rt. 22, No. Plainfieid, 755-4700. Ask for Mr. Shreero.

FITTER for work in steel fabricating shop, experience required in stainless steel duct work, pressure vessels and general fitting. Knowledge of heliarc for packing, permanent position. Apply in person to B. Nolte Sons, Mullen White-house, N.J. 534-2135.

DRIVERS WANTED Full and part time. Apply 7 Pennsylvania Metuchen. PERSON, who fully understands rock and roll music, to help write same. Call 753-4419, 9-5 only. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, part time.

Walter A. Olson, South and Le-land Plainfieid. Rona Plastic Needs General Factory Help 3 Shifts Steady Work Overtime Available Apply Personnel Dept. RONA PLASTICS 1 10OO South 2nd St. 757-2500 Plainfieid SALESMAN: To sell fire protection to restaurants.

Excellent opportunity. Draw against commission. Give full details. Write Z-150, Courier-News. ACCOUNTANTS (1) General, (1) budgets, (1) cost THE PATHFINDERS Emp.

Ag'cy 7 Watchung Ave. PL 6-0081 FOOD SERVICE WORKERS Perform varied duties in maintenance, of sanitary conditions in kitchen of dietary dept. No experience required. Starting salary, $3,400 yr. Excellent employe benefits.

Union County residence preferred. Apply V. F. Warkata, Administrative Assistant, John E. Runnells Hospital for Chest Diseases, Berkeley Heights, N.J.

BONDABLE, Reliable and sober yard man for block yard. Must drive lift truck, excellent opportunity, 5V days. Permanent position. Phone 469-3131 OPERATORS MILLING MACHINE OPERATOR ENGINE LATHE SET UP OPERATE BENCH HAND AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE SET-UP OPERATE (MULTIPLE SPINDLE) HAND SCREW MACHINE OPERATOR CHUCKING MACHINE OPERATOR Good Starting Salaries Progressive Incentive System Full Company Benefits Apply Employment Office THE SINGER COMPANY DIEHL DIVISION Finderne Plant Somerville, N.J.' An Equal Opportunity Employer SALESMEN THURSDAY 10:30 A.M. to 2 P.M.

at th Union Motor Lodge, Westbound lane. Route 22, Union, N.J., our Mr. Adams will interview applicants for sales position in a Central N.J. area. Men selected will be trained in sales procedure and given an opportunity to be promoted within 6 months.

Only men interested in steady employment need apply. No tele-phone calls. PART TIME MEN Looking for 3 men to help me in my business. Must be able to work at least 14 hours per week. Eve's and Sat.

to earn more than $60 per week. Call Mr. Lee. MU 7-8637. PRODUCTION WORKERS Some factory experience necessary.

Only men interested and available to work any shift need apply. Apply at once. KENTILE FLOORS, INC. Kentile Rd. So.

Plainfieid TRACTOR-TRAILER owners with flat bed or open too trailer to move loads throughout New England, Middle Atlantic and Mid-Western states. Tractors must be 1957 or later; operators must over 25. McDade Transfer Corp. 356-5100. AIR CONDITIONING and refrigeration mechanic.

Write Z-145, Courier-News. PROJECT ACCOUNTS For nationally known building construc tion company to work on field oper ations of eastern district. Must hav thorough experience in time keeping. bookkeeping, cost control and billing procedures. Send resume to Box Z-142, Courier-News.

MEN WANTED, day shift, wages $1.50 per nr. uenerai rauer oieiion Rd So. Plainfieid, opp. Hadley Airport. STOCK MAN PERMANENT POSITION 5-DAY WEEK EMPLOYE DISCOUNTS PLUS OTHER BENEFITS APPLY IN PERSON W.

T. GRANT CO. Somerset County Shopping Center Somerville FOUNDRY MOLDERS COREMAKERS GRINDERS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED ALL COMPANY BENEFITS INTERVIEWS 10 A.M. TO 3 P.M. Alloy Steel Products Co.

879 NORTH AVE. ELIZABETH An Equal Opportunity Employer DRILL PRESS OPERATORS EXPERIENCED GOOD PAY ALL BENEFITS MODERN NEW PLANT August Spindler Sons 7 Commerce Drive, Cranford An Equal Opportunity Employer MEN PLATFORM MEN (CHECKERS) Experience Preferred But Will Train Must be accurate with figures. Check orders, bills of lading, etc. Excellent Hourly Wages PLUS Plenty of Overtime. IMMEDIATE OPENING WITH LARGE TOY MANUFACTURER.

GOOD BENEFITS CLEAN WORK, Apply in Person Only 9 a.m.-4 p.m. DELUXE READING CORPORATION 107 Trumbull St. Elizabeth An Equal Opportunity Employer Opportunity for college student to work as pharmacy assistant, some knowledge of science preferred, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 5 days per week.

Apply Personnel Muhlen-berg Hospital. ETECTRICAL pract. exp $9,000 CHEMIST, exp 8,500 FOREMAN, prod, control 7,000 INSPECTOR, steel fab. 6,500 LAB TECH, analytical to 6,000 H.S. GRADS Opp.

A-l Bus. Employment Serv. 413 Park Scotch Plains 322-8300 106 Albany New Bruns. 249-8300 PRODUCE CLERK, some knowledge of produce. 5-day wk.

Pleasant working conditions. Apply in person. Centre Food Shop Rite', 260 W. Union Bo. Brook.

PORTE R-DISHWASHER, experienced, good salary, apply Mason Billla Res't, 1260 Terrill Scotch Plains. JA J-8242. I WANT NEAT, INTELLIGENT MEN TO ASSIST ME IN MY BUSINESS. PART TIME FLEXIBLE HOURS. CONTACT MR.

SCHOFIELD, PL 7-7045. TILE SETTER, wet and dry work, experienced. Steady work. 647-0882. DRIVER-SALESMAN for soft Ice cream mobile unit.

Established routes. Must be hard worker. 754-6852. AIR CONDITIONING TECHNICIAN Service and application knowledge of residential-commercial equipment, full benefits. Resume or Phone 789-1000, J.

Dinehart, Thatcher Furnace Division, Garwood, N.J. PAINTER for steady employment, with experience only. Pay bv agreement. Call after 6 p.m., PL 6-3498. CLERK-TYPIST, 2nd shift, knowledge of billing.

Call 287-1100. AUTOMOTIVE SALES MANAGER, General Motors Products, Morris, Somerset and Union Counties. Excellent position for experienced man. Writ Z-143, Courier-News. TAB OPERATOR Allstate Insurance Company offers one of the best growth and advancement opportunities for EDP in Northern New Jersey area! This position is for hours 12 midnight to 8 A.M.

and requires a man with some actual experience, but more important a desire to learn and accept future advancement. In addition to premium pay, we offer a too benefit program including Sears famous Profit-Sharing Plan. For Details Call Mr. Whitwell 464-2000 or Apply in Person: ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANIES Mountain Ave. Murray Hill, N.J.

Machinists 1st Class Automatic Quicker Operators Warner Swasey 2nd Shift Grinders Form Tool Cutter 1st Shift DE VLIEG JIG BORER Set up and operate. Top rates. Night bonus. Finest working conds. Company paid life insurance.

Hospital-med-surgical others. Call eve's Saturday Mr. Frank Bowlby, 748-7000 HYDROMATICS, INC. 5 Lawrence St. Bloomfield, N.J.

An Equal Opportunity Employer SALESMEN Sharp, aqoressive men who can sell Ford new and used cars. Demonstrator, bene fits, salary, commissions and bonuses. Apply in person. See Ed Kubiak. 735-7117.

MEN TO WORK IN RARITAN, N.J., START ING SALARY $75 TO $150. Must be avail able immediately. NO experience neces sary. REPORT: HOST WAYS MOTEL U.S. 206, SOMERVILLE CIRCLE RARITAN, N.

MARCH 22 MARCH 23 11 A.M. SHARP, 4 P.M. SHARP, OR 7 P.M. SHARP (Ask for Mr. Petrick) FULL TIME STOCK CLERK, 40-hr.

good pay, benefits, opportunity for advancement. Apply Community Shop-Rite, 424 So. Washington New Market. TYPIST-CLERK MALE High school graduate. Must type 40 words per minute.

Excellent working con ditions, opportunity tor advancement, maximum employe benefits. Apply in person, 10 a.m. MON. THRU FRI. Public Service Electric and Gas Co.

40 Rock Plainfieid "An Equal Opportunity Employer" FACTORY HELP Mature, ambitious. Comprehensive employe benefit program. Apply in person: RODIC CHEMICAL RUBBER CORP. Nassau St. No.

Brunswick An Equal Opportunity Employer ASSISTANT UTILITIES SUPERVISOR We are looking for a 1st class Electrician with supervisory experience and who is familiar with the maintenance of plant utilities. Excellent working conditions and fringe benefits. If interested please call 524-3404. ETHICON, INC. Route 22 Somerville, N.J.

Equal Opportunity Employer MILK ROUTE SALESMEN Positions open for home delivery route salesmen. Established territories. REALISTIC EARNINGS OF $130 PER WEEK THROUGH SALARY AND COM MISSION. PAID APPLY DAILY 9 A.M.-ll A.M.MR. MORRISON Sealtest Foods 205 FRELINGHUYSEN AVE.

NEWARK, N.J. An Equal Opportunity Employer WHY TRAVEL? RONA HAS OPPORTUNITY CLOSE TO HOME Machinists, tool makers and mold makers for building and maintaining injection molds. Rona is expanding its plant, tool room and personnel. Op portunity unlimited for the right men. Steady work, over time available.

Apply Personnel Dept. Bet. 9 and 2 p.m. RONA PLASTICS 1000 South 2nd St. 757-2500 Plainfieid Clarke Emp.

Ag'cys. Prod. mgmt. trainee, degr $6,200 Plant degr to $11,000 N.E., small cans, etc. $13,000 Buyer, all phases, exp $10,000 Sales Chem.

or Chem. Eng to $13,000 Production help to $2.42 15 W. Main Somerville RA 2-3123 406 Main Metuchen LI 9-2020 159 South Morristown JE 8-5400 EDUCATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE I.C.S. The larqest company in the fastest crow ing industry will select and train a business minded man for a permanent career. We will interview H.S.

grads, some college preferred, responsible family men for full or part time employment. To ar range for personal interview call 638-6303 or write Box 212, Califon, N.J. An equal opportunity employer. "MATERIAL HANDLERS TOOL CRIB ATTENDANT PLUMBER PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS ALL-ROUND MACHINE HAND INSPECTOR High starting rates, liberal fringe benefits. Apply personnel office.

Bound BrooK Bearing Corp. of America, Lincoln Blvd Middlesex. MACHINE SHOP APPRENTICES Young high school graduates with some experience or vocational school background preferred, for night shift. Good opportunity for advancement. An equal opportunity employer.

ACCURATE BUSHING CO. 443 NORTH AVE. GARWOOD WANTED: Qualified stationary engineer to supervise and train men for power plant. capacity. Must have experience with anthracite, coal stoker ana oil-fired oilers witn automatic controls.

In reply, please state all facts of previous employment with references. Write 2-144. Courier-News. I Doctor Fined For Assault, DrunkDriving Piscataway Dr. John S.

Hegeman, 34, of North Branch, a Somerset Hospital staff physician, last night in Municipal Court was found guilty of drunken driving and assault and battery. Magistrate Irving W. Rubin fined the doctor $205 and re voked his license for two years for drunken driving and fined him $110 on the assault and battery charges. Both sentences have been stayed pend ing an appeal. Both charges were filed by Patrolmen Raymond Purnell Jr.

and Daniel Snowhill, who arrested Dr. Hegeman March 9 at Stelton Rd. and Metlars Lane Ext. where the doctor had driven after leaving a party at the -Far Hills Inn, Bridgewater. The patrolmen claimed Dr.

Hegeman scuffled with them after being brought to Police Headquarters for a sobriety test. A hearing on the charges was held March 15. In announcing his decision, Magistrate Rubin said he "was occupied with a disturbing awareness of your (the doctor's) good standing in the community and professional attributes," but he noted that "if the judicial function does not respond to the image of justice, namely, the wearing of a blindfold as to parties and measuring upon its scales the weight of creditable testimony, our society will soon find itself impoverished." Simon Epps and Ronald Pa- tillo, both of 1534 V. Fourth Arbor, were both sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse and placed on probation for one year for stealing a car. They received credit for five days spent in jail awaiting trial since their arrest Legal Notices To Whom It May Concern: I will no longer be responsible for debts contracted bv my wife Helen Mangrum.

Darwin Mangrum 610 New Plainfieid Fees $7.20 3-22 3t NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF JOHN Dl NUZZO, Deceased. Pursuant to the order of MARY C. KANANE, Surrogate of the County of Union, made on the fifth day of March A.D., 1965. upon the application of the undersigned, as Executor of the estate of said deceased, notice is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the subscriber under oath or affirmation their claims and demands against the estate of said deceased within six months from the date of said order, or they will be forever barred from prosecuting or recovering the same against the subscriber. Plainfieid Trust State National Bank of Plainfieid, N.

J. Executor Edward J. Santoro, Attorney Hamilton Building S. Plainfieid, N. J.

Fees S23.00 3-9 4toaw PROPOSAL SEALED PROPOSALS for 300, more or less, TREES, to be furnished to the Union County Shade Tree Commission and deliv ered to the Shade Tree Yard, Kenilworth i Gas Station Case Pending A special meeting of the North Plainfieid Board of Ad justment will be held tomor row at 8 p.m. in Borough Hall consider an application for service station at 450 Som erset St. The site is occupied by the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church, which will re locate if the use is granted. George and Rosalie Moli- nari of 118-120 Sanford Ave. have applied to subdivide a lot and construct a one-fam- dwelling on a portion with insufficient frontage.

The appeals were postponed from the board's March 15 meeting. Franz and Dorothy Egger of 215 Grove St. have applied for additional parking space for laundry and dry cleaning business at the address. Lau rent Pacaud of 28-32 Codding- ton St. has applied to use a building as residence and bal let studio at 28 Coddington St.

The buckboard wagon was first fashioned for use in the rough, -hilly districts of the United States. DIRECTORY Painting Paperhanging You'd Rather NOT Do-lt-Yourself, v.an wkiin aifaLER Painting Contractor for Free Estimate 766-3654 Plumbing Heating Tinsmithing LEONARD'S PLUMBING HEATING new work, lobbing, alterations. PI. 4- Refrig'ors-Vacuums-Washers AUTHORIZED KLRBY DISTRIBUTOR SALES SERVICE Call PL 5-5330, LI 9-8313 Roofs, Leaders, Gutters, etc, CHRISTIAN MASSARD ROOFING RE-ROOFING, repairs, autter. iparier work.

Free estimates, reasonable, 356-7824. ROOFING Siding LeadeVs Gutters Residential Industrial Commercial. Free estimates. Reasonable. H.

R. Vickers Roofing Inc. PL 6-5725. GUTTERS, leaders, cleaned, coated, repaired, replaced. Roofing, repairs, slate.

Free estimates. Dunellen, 968-2287. RE-ROOFING, Repairs, Gutter and Leader Work; Residential, Industrial. CONRAD JACOBSON CORP. Plainfield's Oldest And Most Reliable Since 1906 Tel.

PL 6-1064 or 6-1065 eve's ARMOUR SHIELD all types roofing (cut rates). Insured and dependable. 753-9411. RE-ROOFING, repairs, gutter and leader work. Free estimates, reasonable, 356-7824.

EXPERT Repairs on roofs, slates asphalt and in gutters and leaders, warm air furnaces. No iob too small. Fred Hummel 506 Arlington PL 6-1400. Silver Plating Polishing SILVERSMITH ING, silverplating. A few years of experience.

We polish, plate, lacquer brass, bronze, copper, pewter, etc. Art metal work. Special designs. Engraving removed. Hedrick and Son," cor.

W. 2nd Liberty Sts. Plain-field Plating 756-4210. Open 6 days. Tiling CERAMIC TILING installed and repaired, wet and dry wall.

Glass enclosures, medicine cabinets. No down payment, yrs. to pay. Fred A. Hummel, 5C6 Arlington PL 6-1400.

CERAMIC BATHROOMS, kitchen, 30 yrs. experience. Free estimate. Work guaranteed. Orlando Capilupi, PL 6-8525.

CERAMIC TILINO. Free estimates. 7380. Remodeling- repairs. Fred Spad Jr, PL 7- Tree Surgery and Removal TREE REMOVAL VERY REASONABLE PL 7-6321 TV Radios Record Changers SAVE-ON Electronics, 1325 E.

Second Plainfieid, N.J., 754-9320. Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Radio-TV repair service, expert service, modest rates, 16 yrs. experience. Upholstering Slip Covers SLIPCOVERS, draperies, custom made by private individual.

Reasonable. Fabric selection at your home. EL 6-3856. Waterproofin CELLARS guaranteed dry. 5-yr.

guarantee. Low price Terms arranged P- Grazio, PL 5-3593. car of Peter Valentinizzi of 1209 S. Tenth South Plain-field, while it was parked at the Evona Tavern, Arbor. Epps and Patillo were apprehended a short while after stealing the car by police in Somerville.

Katherine Lane of 1842 W. Fifth Arbor, was fined $35 for interfering with Patrolman James Petruzziello while he was performing his duty. William Pfaff of 114 Church New Market, received a $60 suspended sentence for assault and battery on his wife Ellen. Car Hits Tree; Driver Injured Fanwood Mrs. Frances M.

Casserly of 12 Poplar PI. suffered head cuts last night when her car hit a tree in Martine Ave. at Pleasant Ave. She was admitted to Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainfieid. Mrs.

Casserly told police she was driving south in Mar-tine Ave. when she swerved her auto to avoid an oncom ing car. She lost control of her car and it hit the tree The car was towed away. BUSINESS Alterations QUALITY carpentry, steps, paneling. screened in porches, eel ar ways, all home repairs.

L. Menapace. PL 2-9140. 20 YEARS CARPENTRY Cabinets, kitchens, basements, etc. Ideas and estimates free.

John Bativick, PL 7-7560. Art Metal Work CLEM'S ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS. Railings, inferior, exterior. Member Chamber of Commerce. Free estimates.

722 South Ave. (rear), PL 6-3320. Biding. C'tract'g, M'derizning ALSCO BUILDERS, aluminum siding, home improvements, repairs, remodel your kitchen, cellar etc. 754-6929.

LET US HELP make your home more enioyable. Add a new room, remodel the old ones, finish off your attic or basement. Clinton Newton PL 2-4411. ROOM ADDITIONS, porch enclosures, all carpentry and mason work, reasonable. 20 yrs.

experience. Construction, financing arranged. 469-0454. Electricians-Motors Repairs A. J.

MAGLIO, electrical contractor. PL 6-2761. Expert, dependable service on home and industrial wiring. Fences Sold Installed STOCKADE, BASKET WEAVE, ALL TYPES RAIL, CHAIN LINK, ETC. PL 6-1803.

PL 5-4202. Floors Refinished Waxed G. McGONIGLE 968-1125 Hardwood and old floors sanded and re-finished- Job guaranteed. Heating Warm Air JOHN WILCHUCK, Heating Contractor- hot air, hot water and steam heatina. Oil and gas conversions, automatic sas nor water heaters, 24-hr.

service. Work guaranteed. Call 755-1153. House Wrecking DeVOE House Wreckers, certified experts in a complete line of removal service. Buildings, debris, trees, etc.

Pay loader and backhoe service. PL 5-1987. Insulating IT COSTS more NOT to insulate. Tri-County Home Insulation Electric Heating. 464-0177.

Masonry Plastering ALL TYPES masonry, specialize In plas- HERMAN BUILDERS Special. Patios, brick steps, sidewalks, all types mason work and repairs. 24-hr. service. 757-8429.

BRICK, block, plastering work, repairs and alterations. Cennamo Brothers. 757-0413. SORRENTINO'S dependable masonry, contracting and jobbing of all kinds. 985-1251.

Moving and Trucking Allied Van Lines Loca', Long-Distance Moving AGENT HENRY P. TOWNSEND Crating, Packing, Storage 24 North Westfield AD 2-4464 MOVING? Very reasonable I will move PL 5-6393 Collect, PA 1-0699 SISSER IXC. Moving and Storage Specialties AGENTS, UNITED VAN LINES 1 Grove St. PL 6-9180 Painting Paperhanging EDWARDS Contractor for interior-exterior quality painting. Reference, insurance, after 6 p.m.

PL 3-6704, PL 4-5360. V. A. CARNEVALE, painting, decorating, interior, exterior, very reasonable, references. Days 968-0467; eve's, 752-2203.

L. M. WINKLER, painting and papering. furniture refinishing. insured.

PL 5-6969. afteL6 fKm- tjf raforr. Reasonable rates. Satisfaction' guaranteed. Insured.

Neat work. PL pentry. Roofs. Leaders, Gutters. Guar-1 anteed.

Insured work at rock bottom to a ly a' If A. 3 I I I nouievara, tranrora. New jersey, win ueisble. Jon santangelo, PL 6-1176. receivea on lutsuAT, ackil 6in, lyes, at 10:00 A.

PREVAILING TIME, in the Meeting Room of the Board of Chosen Freeholders, Union County Court House, Elizabeth, New Jersey. All bids must conform strictly with specifications which may be obtained from the Purchasing Department, after TUESDAY. MARCH 23rd, 1965. COUNTY OF UNION By HARRY V. OSBORNE.

JR. Chairman Dept. of Finance Purchases Fees S5.52 3-23 IT STATE OF NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF STATE CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION To all to whom these presents may come. Greeting: WHEREAS, It appears to my satisfac- 6-7220 tion, by duly authenticated record of the1 proceedings for the voluntary dissolution! AM BOY MOVERS thereof by the unanimous consent of all 'Local and interstate moves. PL 5-6393.

II 1 SZ NEVER MIWDWHO I AM. I MAMMA MUSCLES GOTCAUGHT facTT SL YEAH-A THEY TM1WK YOU'RE MAWl On SOMETHING klCZ, JlGASPj- DEAD. BETTER KEEP X. WMVWM IT THAT WAY- WMK wMWf GUYS DIVE. DOWM rvMO EREpX lWy MPOSE' the stockholders, deposited in my office, that THOMAS REALTY a corporation of this State, whose principal office is situated at No.

528 South Avenue, in the City of Plainfieid, County of Union, Stare of New Jersey (Yetta Bronston being the agent therein and in charge thereof, upon whom process may be served), has complied with the requirements of Title 14, Corporations. General, of Revised Statutes of New Jersey, preliminary to the issuing of this Certificate of Dissolution. NOW, THEREFORE, the Secretary of State of the State of New Jersey, Do Hereby Certify that the said corporation did, on the Eighteenth day of March, 1965, file in my office a duly executed and attested consent in writing to the dissolution of stockholders thereof, which said consent i and the record of the proceedings afore-1 INTER IOR, exterior painting. High quali-said are now on file in my said office as' tv work. Low rates.

References from provided by law. satisfied customers. T. DeVico, PL 6-2181. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.

I have tiereta set my hand and affixed my offi- cial seal at Trenton, this Eighteenth day of March. A. one thou-(SEAL) sand nine hundred and sixty-five. ROBERT M. FALCEY Acting Secretary of State Fees $24.56 3-23 3toaw 'prices.

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