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Westfield Leader the Leading and Most Widely Circulated Weekly Newspaper in Union County WESTFIELD LEADER THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY YEAR—No. 31 CIKSJ* Postage i* t*ut>nyhed WWfleld. N. J. WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1962 Td 32 P«ge«—10 C«nU icil Receives Leuten Lecturer To Cite Christian Style Of Life Town Yard Matter lids Covering Dr. Casteel is professor of prac- At Union Theological, Dr. Cas- Council Pressed Theology Professor's tical theology at Union Theologi- teel was progressively director of May Be Resolved cal Seminary. New York. He has speech of the Harkness Founda- \\\n Projects Talks Set Here April a long background as a clergyman tion, associate professor of speech, 9, 10, 12 and 13 and educator, beginning as adirector of summer courses and Soon, Foes Told speech instructor at Northwestern professor of practical theology and For Speedy OK rking Lot Addition, "The character and form and University in 1928-30. director of field work from 1951) Morrison Statement ecu Sidewalk Job appearance of Christian persons" He was born in Nebraka in to date. today was given by the Rev. Dr. 1903, took a bachelor's degree He shifted to the Colgate-Ro- Seen Clearing Air; itracts Awarded John L. Casteel as an abbreviated with highest distinction at Nebras- chester Divinity School as a pro- Alternate Eyed explanation of "The Christian ka Wesleyan University in 1927 fessor of speech and worship in Of Swim Club I Tuesday night received Style of Life," his topic for the and his master's degree at North- 1951-63 and was the Cornelius of 37 project bids and The matter of the new location four Lenten lectures to be spon- western in l'J29. He earned his Woelfkin professor of preaching for the Town Ynrd came up again contract's for three of sored here by the Weatfield Coun- doctorate in 1943. An honorary there in 1964-56. Officials Adamant, overing pavement and side- Tuesday night at the meeting of Police Nec<l Help cil of Churches. doctorate came in 11*47. He was ininister-in-residence at the Mayor and Town Council in the Wunt Legal Steps onstruction and the building the Church-in-the-Gardens, Forest Police Chief Jimei F. iddition to a municipal park- Dr. Casteel will speak at 8 He was an associate professor Municipal building, but was over- o'clock on the evenings of April and director of the speech depart- Hills, I-.!., in 1U44-46 and minister shadowed this time by a swim Mo run today unnounced that Mel Before Vote ta No. 2. I), 10, 12 and 13 in the Presbyte- ment at the University of Oregon <if the First Congregational club proposal. the Wettfieta Police Depart- were also received for cov- Church, Sharon, Conn., in 1948-51. ment it *«ektng qu«lifi«dl Ap- Council meeting Tuesday rian Church's Westminster Hall. from 1H31 to 1942. He was or- Charles Mormon, president of produced another in a recent scr- i section of a drainage brook His lectures represent the 13th dained a minister of the Congrega- Dr. Casteel is in demand as a plicant* to join the force a* as Robinson's branch. The the North Scotch (Plains Associa- patrolmen. ies of to&ty Beauions but this time. annual "Famous Preachers" series tional Christian Church in May lecturer for ministers' conferences. tion which has been vigorously pro- was delayed for at least He is the author of "Itediucover- Chief Moran laid th«l ap* it was u awim club proposal which for the Lenten period in WeBtfield. 1042 and thereafter became »ft\li- testing the town's proposal to lo- hold the spotlight of attention. ska, however, pending a rc- Representatives in each of the ated jwith the Union Seminary, ing Prayer," "The Pilgrimage of plication blank* are available f the six proffers by Lindsay cate the yard in its fourth ward The council chambers in the mu- community's Protestant churches which he served except for an in- Prayer," "Spiritual Renewal area, sought to clear the iiir of the now at headquarter* for U.S. town engineer. are taking reservations. terval in the '60s. (Continued on page 2) cititent between the aget of nicipal building Were filled when REV. JOHN L. CASTEEL acrimony that was apparent be- Mayor Burr A. Tow I Jr. rapped tween the opponents mid council 21 and 30, «t a atartinff t Council meeting Tue«- •alary of $5,000 per y«ar, tho meeting to order to be followed PBA Benefit Show during thc past several lengthy by a lengthy procedure of opening night, Mayor Burr A. Citizen Unit Joins Anti-Smut Group discussions on the matter. Applicnntft will be given a I Jr. announced tbe ap- The Weitfield Patrolmen1! Tax Help written examination at police bids for a number of municipal tm«nt of John T. McCoy Benevolent Anocintion will Mr. Morrison explained that thc headquarter* Saturday April construction projects. 000 Wychwood road to In Effort to Aid hold * benefit film ihowing at Sets Standards The 1962 edition, of "Your emotional strain which, some resi- 7. Thoie who pan the written AH is the usual case, following Plinning Board. Mr. Me- the RUIto Theatsr, Tuetdajr Federal Income Tax for Indi- ilents had been under possibly mo- te»U mutt alto pan a phytical public hparinga or other timed mut- headed the recent Char- M«y 1, at 8 p.m. viduals" and "Tax Guide of tivated some of thc harsh state- examination. U*r«, the oHleials opened up the Studjr Committion and YCS Fund Lack For Judging Small Bu«inei«" are for sale at ments, presented in an unjust man- meeting to any residents who want- The film will be "C«rou»el" ner despite the logic expressed. lirve until Dec. 31, 1965 and itars Shirley Jone» and the de»k of the Wo.lfi.ld Me- ed to ape-uk on any town matter. complete tbe unexpired In a last ditch effort to help Ground rules for judging magn- morial Library. He also Indicated that it was Gordon MacRaa. Ticketi are the association'^ feeling that coun- In the pust several meetings thi» of Rudolph Tanner, -who preserve the services of the 40- available from any member of r-ines and teams to review the Use of Barriers has been the tljne when the prob- toed. year-old Youth Consultation Serv- publications were net up Monday cil had also 'been remiss In that the Police Department. their answers many times were lem over tho relocation of the Town ce about 70 school, church, coun- night by the Westfield Committee Yard bus been hashed out, but ty, municipal and industry leaders for Decent Literature in the Mu- Boro Board Sifts evasive Hnd thus preeipaled some For Play Area sealed proposals for paving nicipal Building. of the emotional outbursts. Claim- Tuewlny night, following a short, ion of Cumberland utreet Thursday night formed a Citizens amicable period of .discussion on ommittee to assist the social wel- Rev. Jerome Brown The review compiittce elected ing that council had at times trent- from a low of $3,599.60 to Areas for Slicing il the association members, like Held Hazard that subject rnuiicil found itself 10, with Kdward J. Manfra fare agency's critical need for Raymond Mistrctta, chairman, de- in the middle of another topic, not fun da. termined the judging Imsis and di- children he added the association ons of Westfield receiving Being Honored In *ti felt that way toward the eoun- At Tuiwday night's council KCK- ill thi' ngendn. The meeting was held in the vided into teams for reviewing pur- School Budget sion, n subject which has been un- poses. William Kennedy of 114 Fnir- larinelli & Sons of Berkeley YMCA here. der consideration for some time aeren nveiuie, 11 spokesman for thu MOUNTAINSIDE—Orlin John- Mr, Morrison then stated there a took the award for con- Mrs. H. Paul llutter, publicity Special Program The five standards on which had been a lengthy session with H solved on a temporary basin newly-formed Nomahegnn Swim on of sidewalks in a por- chairman and co-chairman of u each magazine will be judged for son, president of the Board of when (Mayor Burr A. Tnwl an- liib, upm-ked a lengthy debate Education, Thursday night told u both fourth ward cotineilmcn, Ar- Liuvrenee ovenue with a special YCS committee which A week-long celebration honor- unncceptability for children 18 thur llurner and .lames Kefalonitis, nounced a decision to use tempor- Ith council members, pressing the (10.il8a.12, lowest of eight called Thursday night's meeting, ing the Rev. 'M. Jerome Brown, and under ore: Portrays, depicts throng in Pcerfield School thnl the ary wooden lmrricados to block off ollicials for a quick decision on tbe board had not had un opportunity ivhich had served to enlighten the •s. reported that almost half of last pastor of Bethel Baptist Church, or glorifies crime, horror, cruelty association members on eouneil'R u portion of Piorson street to per- club's application to construct u ling for the construction of year's operating funds came from will mark the third iinnivorsnry of or violence or describes) in detail to deride which amis should be mit use of the street, us an addi- private swimming pool und oaAian- cut from thc twice-defeated HCIIOOI problems although not altering the tition to the municipal park- the Episcopal Church, founder of his pastorate here. ways to commit criminal acts; dis- Croup*' strong stand against the tional play area for IMeKinley as ot the end of Kust Broad street it the rear of Townsend's the YCS, although less than 20 Nightly services this week in respect for lnwful authority, relig- budget.
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