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The Standard-Star from New Rochelle, New York • 38

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The Standard-Stari
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New Rochelle, New York
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THE STANDARD STAR NEW ROCHELLE NY WEDNESDAY JUNE 22 1966 SB To Err Amons College Graduates Draft Crimps Work Recruiters We like being famous for quality alone DEL MONTE or DOLE PINK or REG Pineapple Grapefruit Juice Drink CQ Oil Plan Board Will Consider Nursing Home Application ASSORTED LAVORS Jell 0 109 109 794 k694 Veil ScaHopene Who thought up WHITE or COLORS lb nr 49' 4 It 69' Onion Rings REG 155 lloctivo Men thru Sol 599 waldbaum's CALIORNIA VINE RIPE GOLDEN RIPE Chiquita Bananas waldbaum's lb SLICED TO YOUR ORMER THE REAL THING PASTEURIZED PROCESS A hummingbird has a high pitched unmusical cry 12 dr Pkg The bright new taste from Rea Lemon' Natu ral fruit flavor sip ly delicious Non carbonated and en riched with Vitamin too Buy a 46 ounce can of all three fruit drinks from Rea Lemon sucto Steer Liver HESHIY GROUND Round Ground QQc 3 building land coverage about 35 patients could be accommodated on a two acre plot He suggested the ordinance read the buildings do not occupy more than 225 per cent of the land area of the building which he said is the av erage coverage presently al lowed by the zoning schedule for one family residences Buderwitz argued that nursing homes be built (in Eastchester) unless the zoning is He supported his argument by asserting that more nursing homes will be needed because of Medicare's provisions allowing payment to elderly persons for nursing care Supervisor rancis Rourke said he presumed the land in question is the a parcel in the neigh borhood of the Post Road Maple Street and Ray Place The plan ning board would probably call for a public hearing on the re quest he said The board meets at 8 pm in town hall on Mill Road 2 OlOCOUS IID Salmon MSI QUMiTf Genoa Salami WAIDIAUM MOV DUBIOUS ChickenSalad lOIUD SCHMAlU 0 tCMlED Herring illets CHOKt director said: year the I Students are becoming more mobile We have a number of students working in the East now Relocation is no longer a Many companies as a result stress the locations of their plants in the tons of recruiting booklets and advertising they distribute A spokesman for Republic Steel Corp in Cleveland said the company found many graduates holding out for jobs that would give them security from imme diate military service which Republic have A request to change the East chester zoning ordinance to al low more than seven patients per acre in nursing homes will be considered this evening by the planning board The request in a letter signed by Joseph Buderwitz Jr of the law firm of WE Cribari Mount Vernon contends that present restriction limiting the use of land for nursing home purposes to (seven patients and three staff members) per makes it impossi to construct a nursing home in the town Mr Buderwitz has asked that the restriction on nursing homes be based on the amount of land covered by buildings in a two acre plot rather than on the number of patients allowed in a one acre plot Maintaining that while only seven patients can be accommo dated per acre under the pre sent ordinance he asserts that by basing the ordinance on Wi Is Easy WASHINGTON (AP) Want to be a hosale sailsmen? Or maybe busseniuss interests you How about journalizm or a wrltter? These with their own tortured spellings were a few of the career choices written down last fall by entering freshmen at 61 colleges and universities The American Council on Education which asked the stu dents lor the data published 1965 The college placement council in Bethlehem Pa reported the national average monthly sala ry offered chemical engineers was $677 up from $673 last year Boston University reported engineering graduates were of fered from $6500 to $9500 a LEMON CHERRY BERRY? SWANSON CHICHNOI TV Dinners COHH UGHUht Perx Ilf Cinnamon Rolls 1UITONI Lasagna nGStff YOU LOVED LEMON LIME and LEMON ORANGE NOW TRY NEW LEMON CHERRY BERRY NEW YORK (AP) The Bralt and the threat of serv ice in Viet Nam has put a crimp in company recruiting of Juno college graduates An Associated Press survey of company officials and college placement directors found that ihe draft the rush to graduate schools and the boom in jobs left recruiters far short of the men they needed "This has been one of the toughest years in recent history from the stand said Bill Herman US Steel Coip college relations director in Pittsburgh Lewis Guthrie International Business Machined 4 district manager in Miami said: is a large increase in the number of boys who are going to graduate school to es cape the war in Viet Nam They are very frank about Guthrie said it had cut the number of graduates available at a time when the competition between firms for new men was getting stiffer anyway were only about 30000 undergraduate engineering de grees awarded this year a figure that changed in recent said Robert Becker inaniger of profession al employment at the Aluminum Company of America Pitts burgh There are fewer people available for more Peter rederickson Boston University placement counselor said: have a drawer full of unfilled requests and I under stand the same situation pre vails in practically all colleges in the country There are more jobs than qualified youngsters" know of any company able to obtain its quota of new a spokesman for Carne gie Tech in Pittsburgh said One reason: industry recruit ers must compete with the Peace Corps and VISTA as well as the military said Mrs Nansi Corson of the University of Cali fornia at Berkeley Some colleges suggested stu dents were offering a cold shoulder to business because their youthful idealism makes the Peace Corps more attrac tive BATHROOM TISSUE Petal Soft CHOICEST CUT BEST CUTS THE ROUND EXCESS WASTE REMOVED Silver Tip Roast SLICED American Cheese California the University of California at Los Angeles and Cleveland State University re ported that with the short sup ply of men graduates compa nies were showing increased interest in women Salaries offered generally were up 4 to 10 per cent over Cream Cheese tSTONt MGI armer Cheese IN OUl MitGUlNf DIATMINT loir Blue Bonnet Margarine Court rees Stepfather In Death NEW YORK Robert Endy convicted two years ago of sec ond degree manslaughter in the death of his 2 year old stepson was ordered freed today In an unanimous decision the Appellate Division 2nd Depart ment reversed the Putnam County conviction dismissed the charge and ordered Endy freed our opinion the circum stantial evidence offered by the People does not as a matter of law possess the degree of certi tude necessary to establish de fendant's guilt" the court ruled Endy convicted by a Putnam County Court jury June 19 1964 and sentenced to to 10 years has been free on bail pending his appeal He was released on bail when his attorney Benjam in Hersh of Peekskill obtained a certificate of reasonable doubt a few days after County Judge red A Dickinson passed sen tence Endy 34 now a resident of Yonkers was charged with the death in July 1962 at Lake Sec or of Richard Scott Erickson The mother returned to the home to find the child left in care dead An autopsy disclosed 33 separate bruises Mr Hersh siid today that the proof presented on behalf of Endy established that while the child was in the care of the mother she had violently struck him on several occasions per mitted him to be struck by a swing causing bruises on his body Mr Hersh said that there was no proof that Mr Endy in flucted the wounds Mr Endy and the child's mother were later divorced 59? AMIIY fAVOl I Eye Round Roost TENOll EATING BOUND Sirloin Tip IEAN end TASTY some of the ch week in Its bullevA One of the tresh to sicology i gy One wanted to btx and another a treacher? Some other choices were' geening languist archtact hus bantry Some were thoroughly mystifying such as leberal cor rectlonions or homake enc One of them wanted to be an Episco palian A few were undecieded Or as another freshman put it undesided GRAPE or GRAPE LEMON ruit Drinks benefits Raytheon Co Lexington Mass said only one boy asked about a profit sharing plan and that graduates generally give only minor consideration to fringe benefits benefits are of little concern to grads at this stage of life but companies have to promise the location they reported California State College at Los Angeles students leave California and usually not even Southern California" But at Georgia State College Ben Upchurch placement 794984 year economics graduates about $6200 and journalism $3 900 to $8000 and more are not asking for more but the companies are more competitive" said Wil liam Paquette of Drake Univer sity Des Moines Iowa Companies reported students were less Interested in fringe CUT ROM THE EG lb 984 984 984 3T IN OUR P800UCE DEPARTMENT CALIORNIA Sunki st Lemons B' 19( CIIOMIALONG WHIT! 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