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Thewestflelb LEADER EVERY NIGHT the LEADING and MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER in UNION COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 425 E.BROAD ST. ADV- :; / FREE PARKING THEWESTFlELb LEADER EVERY NIGHT THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY Published SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR—No. 22 to™i\d$£$$4f!ft WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY 0709fft THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1967 Bvtry Thursday 30P**e>—lOCentt National YMCA Week Observances Listed fa National YMCA Week, Jan. Wawayanda and Speers, and an ex- will be observed by the hibit of Y's Men's Club activities. with a series of special events, and Members of the Board of Directors an open invitation .to the public, and Y's Men's Club will serve as member families, and friends to db serve and participate in Y activities hosts and guides. during the celebration. Arrange- The list of events includes: Club ments for the event are under the Events: Junior HI-Y basketball direction of the Y public relations g&™s, Tuesday, 7 p.m.; Hi-Y Vol- committee, chaired by Arthur C. leyball League, Wednesday, 7 p.m.; Fried, various department commit- Indian Guide skating party, Thurs- tees, and staff. day, Warinanco Park; Indian Guide The events for the week will ifart nation night—swim and gym, Jan. with the observance of YMCA Sun- 28, 7 p.m. clay in many local churches this Sun- There will be special observation day. Starling Monday, all scheduled of entire gymnastics program and classes are open for observation. Y.M materials on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.; gymnasium and swimming classes Ciass Observation Week — parents are held afternoons from 4-6 p.m., tand Friends invited to attend all A special "Open House" will ba classes; Club Meetings—Y's Men's conducted Saturday from 9 a.m..to Club Wednesday, 6:30 p.m.; Junior 5 p.m. In addition to the usual sched- Hi-Y Thursday, 8:30 p.m.; Teams — ule of gymnasium and swimming Men's Volleyball vs. Hackensack, classes, there will be a wrestling ex- Tuesday, B p.m.; Men's Basketball hibition, camping displays for C^mps vs. Summit, Wednesday, 9 p.m. LEAHNING-Weitficld Ullh School students attending the second session or this year's Saturday Science 36th Annual YWCA Pr«fram learn of Ue origin aid development of digital computers as they listen to James Eldridge (far TRAGIC ACCIDENT SCENE—The body of a GO-year-old South Piainrield wvman, covered with blankets, Ue* left) of Merck ft Co., Inc., systems sad data processing development discuss this topic. on the tracks about 40 feet from where her automobile was hU by a freight train Friday afternoon at the Meeting Wednesday itahwuy Ave. crossing of the Uhlgh Valley Railroad nt the Wcstfleld-Clnrk line. In the foreground lis the sta- tion wagon driven by a Clark woman which also was struck by the train. The woman driver of this vehlcfc Those attending the 30th annual Hwlalned slight head injures. Saturday Science Students meeting of the Westfield YWCA next nichey Jr., Charles Roberts, Jay Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. will hear Hochlin, Charles Scheidecker, Gavin Paul Young, a member of the pro- Taylor, John Thatcher, Warren Vliet One Woman Killed, Another Hurt fessional fund raising team, speak and Robert Wright. concerning the building fund drive Voting for new members of the Briefed On Computer Uses soon to be launched. board of directors and the nominat- Also, they will see a skit entitled ing committee will take place before In LVRR Grade Crossing Mishap By DONALD KERN The arithmetic and logic center and by bus to the Perth Amboy General "Life ot the YWCA," a drama' ft) the luncheon. Child care will be and BILL, HOLSCHUH the control unit. Actual mathemati- Hospital, hod lunch in the hospital three acts, written and narrated by available at no cost. Reservations A South Plalnfield woman was kill- cal calculations are performed by cafeteria, then proceeded to flie audi- Mrs. Henry Harrell. Mrs. James may be made by phoning the Y ed and a Clark woman Injured when Westfield High School's Saturday the arithmetic and logic center; the torium where they were greeted by Hudson is choreographer and Mrs. office. UF Annual Parley their cars, traveling in opposite di- Hoff Again Heads Science Program resumed Jan, 7, control unit sorts the data and in- Dr. Samuel Breslow, Chief of Staff, Herbert Beggs is the accompanist, rections, were struck within seconds with James Eldridge of Merck & struction for the computer. i A guided lour of the laboratories* In act one, Mrs, Harrell will direct of each other by a Lehigh Valley Co,; Inc., systems and data process- dancers Mrs. John Willurd, Mrs, Get Dog Licenses Early Mr. Eldridge then explained the highlighted the second meeting In the Tonight To Offer Railroad freight locomotive at the Planning Board; ing development addressing the stuv various languages that are used in biological series, According to Dr. John Csllahun uud Mrs. R, A. Zirn- The deadline for purchating Kahway Ave. crossing, Friday after dents in the high school and Dr. Pribor, chief pathologist and director mcr and the melodrama cast of Mrs< noon. dealing with the digital computer. 1 1K7 dog llcenaci k Jan. 31. AB 'Victory' Party Hugo C. Pribor, j>roftssor of patho!- He began with machine And. basic of laboratories, llieii aro some ^f Aimer Peiracwell, Mrs Clifford Hall sevep maltha and Bailey Renamed ogy at Rutgers—Tho SttloUnivcrsity the-most modern In'the nation. ^New Killed was Mrs. Carmella Fernan- assembly languages and progressed the Vnjled dez, 60. o( 1V06 Stratford .Aye., South and director of laboratories at Perth ihroufih compile* •languaEu, Hi dis- and varied equipment ranger from 1 .iJohn-Ai-5Hflf|lw4s.fllcctodtoa iiltli ;,,;^ Amboy General Hospital, presenting two IBM tape controlled automatic Willnul u Toolury ana "Act three d r "PlBlniield, whose'ear was tfafellrif consecutive term as chairman Md -''•'- Ills lecture in the hMpital labora- cussed the importance of the easier Mrs. Hoy Sioj p.m tonight in the Watcnnk Room not th aciois tho crossing. Mrs, Ber- compiler language In computers to- typewriters to a radiation counter, Charles P. Bailey was re-elected will include S in ttic Municipal Building und will be nardino Mow is, 48, of 110 Tudor vice chairman at the organization day. blood freezer, blood tester, and a highlighted by a "victory celebra- Dr., Clark, traveling south, suffered Tho digital computer was Mr. Eld- $40,000 computer. meeting of the Pltanning Board last Mr. Eldridge concluded his lecture Richard Goodwin, Leon Greenberft tion" marking the close of a success- injuries to the back of her head, ridges topic as he spoke to 60 stu- ful 1966 campaign. week. with the programming of a problem Dr. Prlbors' lecture topic was R. D. Love, Emil D'Andrea, Jerry according to the Westfield Rescue Mrs. Dorothy Vandonberg was ap- dents who attended the second meet- for a digital computer. The audience "The Application of Automation and Fund officials urged a large turn- Squad which took her to Rahway ing'6( the physical science section. Jarrctl and J. R. Fowler. pointed secretary lo the board, re- participated in the programming Computers in the Practice of Labora- The program will also include the Parents In Plea out for the program stressing that Hospital where she was treated mid placing Mis. Dorothy L. Worth, who II« first gave a brief history of the with a flow chart which showed how tory Medicine." He spoke of the fill who contribute to the United released. computer, explaining that the idea showing by Miss Patricia Shrivel- of submitted her resignation because tho problem would be processed lab's functions of testing, diagnosing, color slides of the Y-Teerrexperience Fund are eligible to participate In Police Chief Jamos F. Moran said her position as court and violations of the punch card arose in approxi- through the computer and a coding and prescribing. He also discussed To Help Locate the annual meeling and to Join in the Mrs. Fernandas, driving a I'M Cor- mately 1840 when it was used in con- last summer in the Grand Tetons. clerk does not give her the time to form on which they translated the the problem of time and how auto- celebration and refreshments. vair, wns thrown from her car by spend on board activities, nection with the control of machine flow chart into symbols that could mation had helped relieve this. Mrs. Joan McAuliffe, membership chairman, and her committee are in Missing Son On the agenda will be the election the impact. Her body was found 40 Edward Brown, vice president of driven looms, and that the idea was be processed by the computer. of trustees and fund officers; the feet from the crash site. adapted by Hollerith for compiling A computer holds all patient infor- charge of arrangements for the meet- the Marine Trust Co. in New York, Mr. Eldridgo has been connected mation and delivers it in fractions of Parents of students In the sopho- president's annual report, and the statistics with the computer. He then ing. The Rake and Hoe club will do presentation of awards to the out- Parts of the car were scattered was welcomed as a new member, discussed the "computer revolution" with digital computers at Merck & seconds. By feeding in information the table decorations. more class at Westflcld High School hundreds of feet from the scene, the replacing Lynn B. Tipson, who is available from other machines, the standing leaders in the fund cam- which began in the late 1940s and the Co., Inc., since the first computer 'Hostesses for the day include Mes- are being asked to check on any paign's various divisions.
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