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Working Papers
For Students
Several instances at students
working after sch nal without
working papers have been reported
to the High School recently.
Working papers must be
obtained for any student up to
15 years of age and can "he obtained,
"tjy the students by applying
at tfce Hi^b School Medical
offiuu. This applies even to newsboys
and employers hiring students
without working pajpers are
subject to a fine.
New Manager
Donald. W. Collins o£ Leonia has
•been appointed general manager
HERSHEYS
ICE CREAM
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Take Some Home
CULLEN'S
WILLJAM T. LARSON ot TT
Locust avenue, who was state
leader in number of lives insured
in the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Co. in S48-
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of the Harmony Shop effective
April 3, it was announced thi3
week. Mr. Collins, following h.13
graduation from Colgate in 1940
was employed by L. Eamberger
& Co., as buyer for the radio and
phonograph records departments.
He entered the Navy in 1043 and
served until December 1U46 befog
discharged with the rank of lAen-
Hensler Brewing Co., Newark; N. J
U.S.BUILDING PRODUCTS CO.
FREE EXHIBITS
COME AND SEE THEM
SPRINGFIELD AVE.
BERKLEY HEIGHTS, [
VA Moving From
Lyons to Newark
Movement or the Vetemna Administration
New JTereey regional
Cffioa from Lyona to Newark already
is underway, Homer Rogers,
regional manager, disclosed today.
Supplies and equipment that
Will not handicap ope rations
moved Friday, Marsh 29, Rogers
said. Major part of the tack was
sat for April ±. Indications are
that it will take from four tr» six
duys to complete removal of
400,000 pounds of supplies and
equipment to the VA'« new "G I
Building" at 20 Washington Place
in Newark, formerly ihe Globe
Indfimnity Building 1 .
Tlie VA Loan Guarantee division,
Contact, Social Services and
Medical—formerly located &t 1060
Broad street, are now functioning
in th« "G- I Building."
To help hrlng the VA regional
ofFine work load to current stntus,
Holers said, plans l;,ivc been
mapped out for a night shift, effective
April 10 for one department
and April 15 tor all others.
Previously, lnsuffUieat transpor-
tation had prevented night work
arrangements o£ Joyous.
With the VA regional office operating
from Its new quarters
in Newark, the hospital at Lyons
announced an expansion program
calling for more personnel, especially
attendants to help care for
hospitalised veterans.
To counteract the slump m recruitment
of personnel tor the
hospital since the move of the
VA regional office was annoiuioedi
Dr. Fostftr pointed out that many
are confused, thinking that the
Lyons hospital is moving to Newark-
It is not, he explained, and
those wishing to apply for jobs
at the hospital should apply at
Lyons, and Jirrt in Newark.
According to Dr. Foster the hospital
staff ie ITS jobs behind its
quota for March alon«. Within the
next few months, he continued,
there will be more than BOO more
itjniiigs.
Meanwhile, it was disclosed that
25 vacancies are now approved
and available in the regional office
for physicians in the VA's
neff Department of Medicine, with
approval expected soon establishing
1 positions in tlle Qamaen aubl
office and aub-regional
areas in Trenton, Atlantic City
Paters on.
Physicians interested in working
for the VA ehould contact Dr.
Raymond C. Fagley, Chief Medical
Officer, at the Lyons office.
THE VALUE of- property destroyed
by fir* in 1945 was $455,000,-
SPRINGFIELD
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WILL REOPEN
New Ownership Management
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10th
Luncheon Dinner
Noon to 2:30 . 5:30 ro 9
(Sundays 12 Neon So 9 P. M.)
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
12 Noon to Closing (Weekdays)
Also Catering to Private Parties
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The Millhurn &> Short Hills ITEM
Services in
Nearby Churches
All churches in Millburn Township
are invited to send notices of
meetings for this column, which is
published every week;,
CHRIST CHURCH
Highland Avenue, Short I-ILLS
REV. HERBKBT H. COOFfflH
REV, JOHN hL GEENE, JH.
Assistant
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s a- m.r Holy Communion.
9:30 a, m,, Jurinr Congregation.
fl:30 and 11 a, m., Church School.
11 a. m., Morning Prayer and
Sermon.
ii a. m., Holy Communion and
Sermon (flrat Sunday).
5 p. m., Vesper Service.
Tuesday
9:15 a. m., Holy Communion.
9:45 a. m., Mediation, .
WYOMING CHURCH
Wyoming Avenue, MillbUrn
BEV, flALPil n. flJEAB
Paar.or
Sunday School, 9:43 a ,ra.
Worship Service, 11 a. m.
Young People, 7:50 p. m.
Sermon Topic, "The Personal
Touch."
FIRST BAPTIST
Spring Street, MUIbura
-RJSV. KOAIAINE F. SATEMAN
Pastor
Sunday School, 0:46 &. m.
Morning Service, 11 a. m.
Young Fetigl&B Servicfi, 7 p. m.
Evening Service, 7:4a p. m.
RIDGE CHAPEL
Parsonage Hill .Road, Short Hills
Sunday School, 10 a. m. every
Sunday.
Church Service, 7:30 p. m., second.
Sunday of each month,'
5T. STEPHEN'S"
Main SUuet, Millhurn
REV. &UOE. W. DICKINSON
Sunday
S a. m., Hnly Communion.
9:45 a. m., Church School.
11 a. m., Morning Service.
4 p. m,, Ccniifhiatlon Instructions.
Weekday Services
10 a. m., Wcdneaduy, Holy Comlaunion.
Except Holy Week
4 p .m., Young People's Service.
Maundy Thursday, April 18.
The institution of thB Lord's
Supper will be commemorated at
10 o'clock in the morniny.
Good Friday
7 a. m., Holy Communion.
000, or 1 per tmx& more than in 10 a. m., Litany and PeniteuLiaJ
i 1944, the National Safety Council Office.
\ reports.
f 4 p. m.. Young Teople's Service.
J 8 p.'m.. Service of Lenten Music
TEMPLE BWAr ISRAEL
Lacltawantia Place, Alillburn.
MAX GRUKNTVALD
Rabbi
Service held every Friday evening.
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
10:30 a. m,—"I Kejoicc That Ye
Sorrowed Unto Repentance."
Lenten Service Wednesday, 8
p. m., subjcL't, "Contender Against
Human Love."
9:15 a. m., Bible School.
10:30 a. m., "The Christ of
"Long, Long Ago"
5:so pL m., Luther League Supper
in the Parish House.
8 p. jn.t final Union Service in
the Presbyterian Church.
WfiFiuEsdRy, $ p. m., Lenten Service,
"Daniel, Contender Against
Foreign Powers."
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
SUMMIT
"Unreality" is the Lesson-Sermon
subject for Sunday, April 7.
Golden Text; "There Is that
maketh himself rich, yet hath
nothing; there U that maketh himself
poor, yet hath great riches."
(Prav. 18:7.)
Sermon. Passages from the King
Jamca version of the feible Include:
"Say to them that are of a
fearful heart, Re strong, fe.ii- not;
behold, your God will come with
vengeance, even God with a recompense;
he will come and save
yeu."